The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-30
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

Financial.
NEW YORK. y. y, Nov. 29.-Stocks were ir-
regular in the early trading, the industrias were
heavy and lower while the railroads were firm. In
the last session, however, railroad stocks were
shade easier and the industrials steadier owing to
sharp rise in sugar, the stock advancing nearly
points to 1O114 The rise was due simply TO an
aggressive movement against the shorts, as there
is nothing in he trade situation TO warrant an ad-
vance at this time. Chicago Gas sold down to
6O1lac, the lowest point for long time past. The
fact that the counsel OF Pitt Barrows have notified
the Central Trust Company of their intention of
bringing suit in this State against the COM
panies was used against the stock.
The hearing in the Illinois Injunction suit will be
held on Monday next. Tobacco and Leather pre-
ferred fell about two points each and were freely
sold for both the short and long account. Western
Union was another weak spot falling from 50 to
1854 The bear party, which started in 10 sell this
stock shortly after the Harlan decision, were quite
active again to-day. The railway list was firm III
the morning hours, but later on when Burlington
dropped S4s4, the early fractional gain was lost.
Burlington was sold by Boston firms. the October
statement having been disappointing.
On the other hand the st. Paul statement for the
month was most excellent showing. The stock.
only rs higher on the day. The demand from the
shorts abated in the case Of Manhattan and the
stock sagged back to 9984@1003s. In the closing
hour of business sugar touched its highest point,
and the other ndustrals rallied ~ to "A per cent
in sympathy. The withdrawal OF 81, 100000 in
gold for shipment 10 Europe had no influence on
the stock market 1t is believed that exports Sat
urday will probably exceed $2,O00,GOO.
In the inactive stocks Hooking Valley fell to
II and closed Is bid; Metropolitan Traction rose
11,s to 10, and Rubber preferred rose IA to ga
SPECULATION closed irregular but in the main firm
The usually active railroad stocks showed losses
of Is to 12 per cent for the day. Burlin gton and
Quincy. and Manhattan, however, lost a point
each. The industrials gained rs a 1873 per cent
outside OF Chicago Gas and Leather preferred,
which declined 72978 per cent. Total sales, 227,-
bacco, 2O.s0O Chicago Gas and 1880 ST. Paul.
In mining stocks II 500 Phoenix Of Arizona sold
at 9(G13, and 500 Breeze at "a.
Bonds higher. Sales footed up 1926, O00
Richmond and Allegheny second consol fours rose
z TO So; Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling consol
nves, ia to 1924; Denver and Rio Grande fours
l TO 90: Harlem first coupon sevens, to l16;
Iron Mountain general hves, l to S312; Kansas
and Texas tours, Is 10 S734; Omaha aud st. Louis
TO SO; Oregon Improvement frsts SKIES to 90;
Tennessee Coal, Birmingham division, consol skies,
! TO SO, and Texas Pacific tirsts ia to S934.
In Government bonds $500 registered tours Of
1907 sold at 11l58 and $4,000 coupon tours of
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand 236, 173 ounces certificates
outstanding 1885,
low grades, So 25@2 IS: do, fair to fancy, So $50
80: do, patents, So 50@3 20; Minnesota clear,
ents. So 1894 10: low extras. 81 25@2 S. city
mills So sOG3 80; do. patents, So 90@4 5. South
a So sood to c5oce % 2 so az co.
OkNMEAL-Dull, easy. Yellow Western, 80 40
az As.
graded Western, 39@4Sc.
WHEAI-Spot market moderately active;
6sI4c: f. o. b., 6ss4 96sc; urgraded red. 63G7oc:
No. Northern, 6o@6614c. Options were fairly
active and strong at 1904 advance on frmer
foreign buying and local covering. May and De-
cember most active. No. red, January, SEC;
6734c: July, 677sc: December, 651sc.
CoRN-spots dun, firm. No. 2, 351ac elevator;
36H2c snoat: options were dulI ana firm at I'M
May more active. November, 351Bc; December
34s4c: January, s45Sc; May, 35ssc.
OATS-Spot, quiet, steady. Options dull, steady
prices-No. 2, 22s4@23c; No white, FAC: No 2
Chicago. 24c; No. s. 23c; No. 3 white, 22c; mixed
24G27c
Provisions.
LARD-ouiet, weaker; Western steam, SIS s71S;
city, So 25@5 80; November. SIS 20: refined,
quiet; Continent, Sc 05: South American, $6 so;
com pound, 434 @51sc.
PoRK-Duif; weak; Mess, So 5o@lO
BUTTER-Fancy in light supply and frmer;
State dairy, l2@21c; do creamery l7@23lbc:
Western dairy. 1l@16c; do creamery, 15o24c: do
24c; imitation creamery, 12QlSc
CHEESE-Quiet unchanged.
EGGS-About steady. state and Pennsylvania,
do per case, SO 50G4 so; Western, fresh, 2l@23c
do per case, 50 50@4 IS; lined, 161a@l7c; do per
TALLoW-Higher: good demand. City. 4a
3-l6c: sales $50 hogsheads; country, 4(G434c
COTTONSEED OIL-Quiet; unchanged.
RICE-Firm Domestic, 334@6c; Japan, $3.50
534c.
OLAssES-Foregn, nominal; New Orleans,
26@32c
CoFFEE-BBarsly steady; 10 points down.
January, $l3 65@$l3 10: February, $I3 40:
March. $13 35Gl3 45; May, $l2 -S5@l2 95; June.
So so; July, $l2 35; October, $l1 90; spot Rio,
weak; lower No. Z, $1434.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet, steady. Fair refining, &c;
centrlfugals. SO test, $3.50: refined, quiet, steady
on A, l-16@414c; mold A, 4a4c; standard A,
Age confectioners' A, 1850; cut loaf and crushed
Size; powdered and cubes, 434c; granulated,
412@45sc
Fruit and Produce.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Raisins. London LAYERS
95cG$1 rs: do 4-crown loose Muscatels, 4@l41ac:
do 3-cTown, 3G314c.
PRUNES-Pour sizes, bags, 514c.
APRICOTS-Rags, 912tG1l12c.
PEACHES - Unpeeied, 534@S1ac; do peeled
15c.
ALMONDs-Papershell, 11@ 12c; do soft-shell.
10014c.
WALNUTS-Nominal.
HOPS-Quiet; State. common to choice 3@
l0c: Pacific Coast, 31a@l0c; London market un-
changed
WOOL - Moderate demand. Domestic fleece
l6922c; pulled, l5@34c: Texas, 9@13c.
Merchandise.
PIG IRON-Firn. American. $12@l4 SO.
COPPER-Easy. Lake. $40 S71aC1l1.
EAD-Quiet. Domestic. So 25@l3 271la.
TIN-Easier. Straits, S14 20@l4 %; plates,
quiet.