The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept S.-Stocks opened
nrm and higher, but the demand ran chiefly to the
speciaties such as Tennessee Coal and Iron. Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron, Pacific MAIL Erie Telephone
and Denver and Rio Grande preferred. The rise in
these issues was equal to 1@24 per cent. the lat
Ter In Colorado Fuel and Iron. Railway stocks also
improved IA to "a per cent at this time, ST. Paul
leading the upward movement. The strength was
short lived, however, and toward IL O'Clock, when
it was announced that the gold shipments by to-
morrow's steamers were likely to assume
fairiy large proportions, the market devel-
oped weakness. There were rallies at intervals,
but the tendency was Enthusiastically downward.
Inc engagement of gold for TO 0rrowS steamers
foots up 81 $50 900, Of which all but $4,000 WAS
Withdrawn from the sub-treasury. Reports were
current that the bond syndicate intended to turn
over round amount of gold to the sub-treasury,
put up to the close of business he assistant treas
urer had not received any OF the metal from the
syndicate. Another rumor was current that the
local banks were more disposed to part with their
holdings. and this seems TO be confirmed by the
fact that the Chase National Bank turned in
$5OO,00O to the syndicate last week. As the story
goes the syndicate will secure at least 1000 600
from the banks this week. Late in the day the
whole market developed weakness. and prices fell
12 to per cent. Lackawanna, Big Four preferred
The market closed weak and 14(94 per cent lower
on the day. The total sales were 309,735 shares,
including 36,4OO Sugar, "a, 800 st. Paul, $4,000
Tennessee, $1,000 Reading and 1900 General
Electric
Bonds were lower. Sales footed up 1882, 900.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande frsts declined to
IS; Lehigh and Wikesbarre consols assembled
134 to 10S34; Oregon Impro vement fives, az to
A; Reading first preferences, "A to 1884; Read
ing. second, "A to 1884; Reading, fours. 21A to
SO: Oregon Short Line consol fves, IL 10 81, and
United States Cordage skies certificates, to 90.
In Government bonds at the board 900
coupon tours of 1925 brought 1884
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand 92,034 ounces: certificates
outstanding, 80.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK. n. Y, Sept. 9.-Flour, freely
offered; prices weak. Winter wheat-Low grades
So 1892 SO: do, fair to fancy, So 75@3 25: do
patents, So 50@3 rs: Minnesota clear. So 65@3 10;
do straights, So 56l3 40: do, patents. So 1904 ;
low extras, 81 1902 so; city mills. So 9O@4 Is; ;
do patents. $4@4 %; Southern flour, dull, weak
common to fair extra, $2@2 20; good to choice
Cornmeal-ouiet, steady. Yellow Western,
50 65(12 TO-
Barley-ouiet. steady. No. 2 Milwaukee, SOC;
Western, 45(650c.
Wheat-Dull, easier with options. No. 9 red in
store and elevator, 621a@62$4c; aaoat, $3.50
CSC; T. o. b., 625s@63s4c; ungraded red, 5S@64c;
No. / Northern, 6414G6412c. Options opened
selling, weak West, heavy interior receipts. in
creased visible supply and liquidation, rallying
12(G7sc on decrease on passage and local covering,
fell 1sc, and closed firm at 14@3sc below Satur-
day, with fairly active trade; December and
May most active; October. 62$4c; December, 64s4c;
May, 6S14c.
Corn-Falrly active; weaker. No. 2, 3Ss4 @39c,
elevator 391s@40c afioat. Options were dun but
steady at unchanged prices to 3sc decline. follow
ing the West ana on local realizing; May most
active. September, 3S2sc; October, 3s1ac; May,
3556c.
oats-Dun: frmer for White Options dull, firm:
September, 2312c: October, 2334c. Spot prices:
No. 2. 231ac; No. White 2814c; No. Chi
cago, 241a@24s4c; No 8, 23c; No. 3, White, 26c;
Mixed Western, 24@25c: White State and West
ern 25@34c.
PigiIon- Moderately active firm, American,
$1l 5U@l4.
Copper-Firm. Lake, So 20.
Lead-Easy. Domestic, So 1923 4215
Tin-Quiet. straights $i4 40; plates steady.
Speter-Dull. Domestic, 81 8.
Hops-Dul State, common 10 choice, 3@7c; do
new, S9l0c; Pacific Coast, 4@07c.
Wool-Fair demand dull. Domestic fleece, 15@
22c; pulled, 15@34c; Texas, lO@14c.
Lard-Quiet, weak. Western steam. So %; city,
$6@6 10; September, Sc rs; refined quiet CONT
nent, Sc so; South America, 81; compound, 45s
Pork-steady, moderate demand. Old Mess,
$40 25@lO75.
dairy, 12@lS1ac: do creamery. 1912@2Oc: West
ern dairy, 912@l3c; do creamery, 1362Oc: do
factory, S9l212c; Elgins 20c; imitation cream
Cheese-ouet about steady State large, 5s4ta
73sc: do, fancy, 71s@73sc; do. small 614@S1ac;
Eggs-Choice, firm; State and Pennsylvania, l6
@l7c; Western, fresh, l4@16c; do per case, 81 25
ga Is.
Tallow-Dul, easy. City, 41s@414c; country,
Cottonseed oil-Firm, moderate demand Crude
24c; yellow prime, 26$4@27c; do good OFF grades
Klce-Quiet, firm. Domestic, 37s@6c; Japan
334@4c.
Molasses-Moderate demand, firm. Foreign
nominal: New Orleans, 26G32c
Cofee-Quiet, 10 to 20 points down. September
and October, $14 so; November, $l4 35; Decem-
Ia. Spot Rio, dull easy No 7, l534c.
Sugar-Raw, dull, firm. Fair refining, Sc; CEN
trIfggas, SO test, 3i4c Refined, fairly. active;
Standard A, 414@4 7-16c; confeotioners' A, 41s@s
A 5-16c cut loaf and crushed, 4Tsd5 1-l6c: pow
dered and cubes, 41a@4 11-16c; GRADUATED, 414