The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25

elnes ranging from rs to per cent. the latter in
Burlington, ! n i'll Chicago gas, lss IN Denver
and Rio Grande preferred. 112 In Lake Shore.
New York Central. American tobacco and sugar,
"a In sugar preferred, l in Rock Island. y ORTIZ
western. Louisville and Nashville and Western
Union. IS in New Eng and (last assessment PAID
and Missouri Pacific. Il in St Paul NOrfoR and
western preferred aud rubber preferred, aud 5S
in ST. Paul and Omaha.
Some few of the inactive stocks show advances
on the day, including Oregon Navigation 2 per
cent Pullman Is, and Louisville and New Albany
preferred ~. General Electric is unchanged
compared W tn Saturdays closing. The arbitrage
houses did little of anything In the market, prices
here and 10 London being nearly on parity as
TO preclude profitable transactions.
The weakness in the gTangers is attributed
largely to maniDuIatons. the selling in these
shares being l. durated by leading operator who
is known to have been recently on the other side
of the market. There developments
regarding the shares but specu atlve holders of
the stocks are tmid and sell upon the slightest
sign o. heavineSs. Sugar was fairly well held in
the early trading, but gave way with the rest OF
the market IN the later dealings, being sold down
Reports from Chicago that at to-night's meeting
of the City Council the opposition TO the Chicago
Gas Company would introduce a new gas ordi-
nance led to the free selling of the stock of that
concern. which broke 21s TO 697s, with a recov-
cry Of IS per cent on the denial OF the report,
General Electric was sold up "a per cent 10 the
morning. on report that a foatng debt had been
wiped out, but the gain was lost before the close.
The bond market was fair firm dnring the
morning but became irregular in the afternoon In
sympathy with the unsettled tone of the stoe k
market The active list generally recorded frac-
tionai declines aud III some few cases material
losses were recorded.
Government bonds, firm; State bonds. dull;
railroad bonds, irregular. Petroleum - Steady
Pennsylvania OIL sales, none; October option sales,
none; closed s27s bid; Lima oil sales none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.
~hest-September, $500.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Weak.
Wool-Steady.
Gheese-9gist: part skins. 41@os14c.
Copper-Steady; Lake 30 6O@9 20.
ead-Flrm; domestic, So 20.
TLn-steauy; stralghts, SIC O5@l6 10: plates
quiet.
spelter-Firm: domestic 50 so Sales on
Change to-day: One car october lead at 81 20; 70
tons Noyember tin, $l2 20: 25 tons December
lin, 81 TO- 70 tons tin first half October, SIS go
10 tons September tin, $40 o.
Cottonseed oil-oteady to firm; prices I'M
Coffee-options opened dull; advanced later on,
GOV ring nearly all the months local and clos
Der, SIS SO; November, si2 S1@l5 IS: Deem iD
Der, Sl2 20; January and Nay. 3 80
spot CotIee-R'o, qniet; No, Z, 1889; mild.
Santos-Quiet; good average santos. 1l$5OO.
Receipts. 1000 bags. Stock 425oOO bags
higher. Sales, 14.000 bags.
havTeo0 0 steady, unchanged to "a higher,
irregular, unchanged TO I4f lower Closed quiet
| 14@Nf net advance. Total sales, % 600 bags
Rio Weak; No. Rio; no quotations Ex.
change, l215d. Receipts, 900 bags. Cleared for
United states, none. Cleared for Europe, none.
Warehouse deliveries from New York Saturday,
1887 bags: NewHork stock to-day, 1857
bags: United states stock lS3.32l bagsi afoat for
the United States. 2A5,O00 bags; total visible for
the United States 4Zs.S5l bags. against 1913, l6S
bags last year.
No g. S7soe4 l-l6c; No. Z, 3l5-le@ic; No; 3,
3 1l.l6957sc; No. 8, 55s@3 l3-l6c; No. TO-
9-l6@$$4c; No. II. S1@95 I-l6e: NO.l2. 7-l6
toners A, 1891 9-l6e; cut loaf. 51s9I4c;
crushed, lo1e9 14ci powdered. 4s4c; graduated,
412Q14 l1-lbct cubes. asa "a l5l6c.