The San Francisco call., 1895-08-01
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, y. Y. July 31.-The early trad
ing at the stock exchange vas quiet and the course
OF prices very irregular. The anthracite coaers,
the grangers and few other prominent issues
inclined to weakness. but Tennessee COAL Missouri
Pacific and lead were firm. In the grangers con-
siderable Burlington and Quincy was sold for the
account of the newly formed pool styling itself
trust, and there also iquidating sales sugar
attributed 10 the Wormsers: TIE latter rumor
ceIved but little credence. Efforts made by
the professional traders bring about 81 material
reaction, and the argument advanced by them
that the upward movement had been carried 100
far considering that the bull campaign is based en-
tirely on the 6ellef that The harvest especially IN
corn would be enormous this year.
The attempts 10 dslodge long stock proved fu-
tile, however and in the last hour there COM
pleUe change of front on the part of traders, who
almost 70 a man arrayed themselves on the bull
SIDE. As result business was more active than
at any other time OF the day and prices bounded up
rapidly. The stocks most prominent in The late
rise Missouri Pacific, the Grangers, Sugar.
Chicago Gas, Tobacco and l nion Pacific. Missouri
Pacific rose 23s 10 3134, 81. Paul IA TO 7214,
Rock Island 2 10 1884 Burlington and Quincy IA
TO 9l5s, Northwest "a 10 1902 Chicago Gas 2$,s 10
57$4, Sugar 155 to 1875, Tobacco 1s4 10 Il2,
and the remainder of the list to IA per cent.
Lead, after advancing TO $685., broke TO 1880
351b the denial by President Thompson that
the company intended to pay dividend on the
market was strong TO buoyant Net changes show
gains of II TO 25s per cent on the day, Missouri
Pacific leading. Lead lost "a per cent. Total sales
were Z42512 shares, including $500 sugar. "a, 400
Chicago Gas, 26.70O Burlington and Quincy, 49,
500 Missouri Pacific and 1S,UOO ST. Paul,
Bonds irregular. but in the main firm. Sales,
S2.6l0,000 Duluth and Iron Range Tirsts
112 TO 9S; Houston and Texas Cent fives, IA TO
11114 Kansas City and Pacific hrSts 13s 20 70 rs:
Louisville and Nashville unified fours, l Is 10 IS;
do Pennsylvania and Atlantic hrSts, 1e 10 160;
Oregon Improvement firsts, l1s to 9215: st. Joe
and Grand Island firsts, 112 6519; United States
Cordage SKIES, 70 TO 81. Cincinnati Dayton and
Iron fives fell 10 no. Atchison adjustment fours,
IA to 5434 Morris and Essex hrss, IA TO 14114;
Reading tours, 81 TO S014; do firsts preferred 1s
10 S23ls; do seconds, 5s 10 1855; Southern Pacific
Of Arizona firsts TO 9712; Wabash seconds, "a
1914, and Wisconsin Central firsts, - to 5712.
In Government bonds at the board $4,000 cou-
pons. tours OF 1925. brought l2312.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion hand 272l25 ounces: certificates
outstanding, 272.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, n. Y, July 3l-Four, dull,
weak. Winter wheat-Low grades, 81 50d3 10:
do fair to fancy, So 30@3 50; do patents, sac
4 so; Minnesota clear, 81 9O@3 90; do straights.
SO 1898 20; do patents. So 9OCd4 so; low extras
81 50a3 10; city mills, $4@4 25; do, patents
81 50G4 IS. Southern flour. dull. weak: common
10 fair extra 80 20G3: good to choice do, S3@3 so
Cornmeal-Quiet, steady. Yellow Western, 81 50
Rye-scarce: state, SOC. nominal.
Wheat-Dull, firm: 14@12c lower; No. red,
store and elevator 1896; aoat, 75c: +. o. b.. 747s
9757sc; ungraded red, 67@76c; No. Northern.
77l4c Options were fairly active ana declined lss
aliZing: rallied 1s(914c on covering, and closed
steady at l14g1Sisc below yesterday. September
73s4c; September, 1880: october, 74c: Decem-
Der. 755sc; May, 7734c
Corn-Fairly active: firm; No. 2. 4S14c ele-
vator; 1890 afoat. Options were duh and irregu-
lar but closed steady at unchanged prices without
and September. 4S18c; October, 471Sc; May, Ale
Oats-Dull, weak. Options dull, easy. August.
2624c September 2612c. October 265sc: No. 2,
White 32cG No. 3 Chicago, 29c: No 8. 2sc: No
8. White. 3lc Mixed Western, 29@3Oc White
State and Wese ern, 32@40c.
choice.
&c: Pacific Coast, 3@9c. London market unchaged
wool-Moderately firm. Domestic fleece leg
22c; pulled, 5@34c; Texas, 1Oal4c.
Sll 5U@14.
Copper-strong. Lake SlI 20.
Iead-Firm. Domestic So 55.
Tin-Firm. Straits $14 55 plates, quiet.
Spelter-Firm. Domestic, So 1922.
Lard-Lower. Western steam, $6 3d. city, So 8;
September, $6 so, nominal; refined. quiet; conti-
nent. $6 95; South America, 81 25 compound
foTKNDuIl weak: mess. 81 75@12 25.
Bntter-tlrn, ialry active; state DAIRY. l! Gl7c;
creamery, 12@1sc: 90 factory, Sc12c; Elgins
1Sc: imitation creamery, ll@l4c.
Cheese-Quiet, unchanged.
Eggs-FairIy active: choice, firm: State and
Pennsylvania 1312d1414c; Western fresh, 12@
1916; do per ca e, $1G3 rs.
Tallow-Steady: city, 4c bid country, 41s643kc
Cottonseed oil-Less demand, about steaay:
crude, 24@25c yellow prime, z812c asked; do
Rice-Flrm domestic, fair to extra, 414@6c;
Japan, 4@414c
New Orleans open kettle, good TO choice, 26@3 &C.
Cofee-Steady, unchanged to points down;
September, $l5 3G015 40; October and NoVem-
ber, $l5 40: December, $15 10@15 20: March,
SIS. Spot Rio firm, quiet: No. z, 16(0l614c.
Sugar-Raw. firm quiet fair refining l5-16c;
centrifugals, SO test. 14c. Refined. firm, fair de-
mand: on a, 41s@43sc; mold a. 4 11-16a4 7sc:
standard a, 7-l6C946sc; confectioners A, SIG
@412c: eut Loaf and crushed, l-l6@514c: pow
dered, 4$4@4 15-l6c; granulated 7-l6@4s4c;
cubes. 41I-16@41sc. 4
California fruit quotations: oranges-Mediter-
MlcnaeiS.
8 55. Peaches-Crawford, 55c@Sl 15; Foster, 65
@S5c. Prunes-German, 81 40@1 rs; Tragedy,
81 5501 80. Plums-Purple Duane, 81 25G1 35:
Peach, $1@I 80; Columbia, 81 10Gl SO: Egg,
81 5911 So; Blue. 81 l0@l 55. Pears Bartlett,
81 6O@l 90. Raisins- -Three-crown, 314c Prunes,
four sizes, 512c.