The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-07
NEW YORK MARKETS.

in a week or so London turns up as a buyer of our
stocks and this set the pace for local operators
VINO Immediately started in to cover short con-
tracts. The foreigners according to the arbtrage
.honse, bought about 10000 shares of various
stocks, St Paul being the special favorite. Prices
under this process improved 1A@l per cent, and
the gain more pronounced in the case of Louis
Vile and Nashville, the Changers, Kansas and
Texas and Union Pacific. The rising tendency was
checked II o'clock by rumors' that about
50 100000 gold would be shipped to Europe to-
morrow.
subsequently it was announced that 81, 600 600
of the gold to be shipped had been withdrawn from
the subtreasury, and the early buyers turned SELL
ers and the Improvement noted above not
only wiped out but some of the prominent issues
scored losses. Some of the inactive issues made
notable gains, Omaha preferred rising TO 12S and
Erie Telephone 31a TO 60A. General Electric sold
up from 373s to 395s0393s, on the revival of old
reports OF close alliance with the Westinghouse.
These rumors could not be confirmed, and those in
q position TO know said the stories had been re-
vived for speculative effect. Tennessee coal first
Tell TO 4l14 and later rose to 1914: Lackawanna
was the feature among the anthracite coalers, and
on purchases of 105 shares rose TO 1877. The
last sale of the day was st 1854. In the last
hour sugar, which had advanced 10 l1414 on the
declaration OF the regular dividends, suddenly
weakness in the late trading and fell 1l21s The
general list held steady for the the is
SATISFIED that the bond syndicate will project the
Government gold reserve and that the powerful
banking interests have not abandoned the work of
rehabllitatlng the coal trade. Net changes show
10
Vile and Nashville leading. General Electric,
however, gained 15s per cent Manhattan and
Sugar lost q per cent each. Total sales were
1856 shares, including 30 90 Reading 2S, 300
Tobacco, $4,000 Sugar and LOO st. Paul
od Bonds We're higher. sales aggregated 2,o93,-
112 to 1912; Baltimore and Ohio consols fives 13
TO 1872; Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
consols to los; Chicago and Indiana coal fives
TO 1924: international and Great Northern twos
ia TO SO; Susquehanna and Western fives to
102; Norfolk and Western lO0-year fives 8 10 Ga;
Ohio Southern frsts TO 90; Beading firsts prefer
ences TO 40: do tours 81 to SS14: do cert fcate
to 79; Manitoba Dakota extension 5s to I211s:
United States cordage skies 314 TO SO.
In Government bonds at the board $1,000 cou-
pons tours OF 1925 brought 1894 and $4,000 cou-
pons tours 1l6
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand 112,06S ounces deposited
none; withdrawn none; certificates outstanding
lip.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept. 6.-Flour, dull.
weak. Winter wheat-Low grades So 1902 so;
do, fair to fancy, So 1893 25; do patents, So 500
rs: Minnesota clear, 81 6503 10; do, straights,
SO 1898 40; do, patents. So 3O@4; low extras,
81 1892 60; city mills, So 1904 Is: do patents,
.S4@4 %; Southern -four duh, weak: common to
fair extra. $2g2 70; good TO choice do, So 80@3.
So 65@2 70. -
Rye-Nominal
Wheat-Dun, &c lower, steady. No. red In
store ard elevator, 6314c: afoat. 63@6314c;
I. o. b., 64q643sc: ungraded red, 5Sta65c: No.
Northern, 64s4(965c: Options were moderately
active and irregular, closing steady at 341sc de
cline on weaker cables, lower West, large receipts
West and local liquidation. December and May
most active. No. 2 red-September and October.
Mas Mass Soc -'O'e"Os'' 0s74'' december 0''4';
Corn-Duli, firm. No closed sec elevator;
39f4e ahoat. Options were active and firm at $50
14c advance, following the West. May and Sep
TENDER most active. September and, October,
3S34c; May, 3512c
oats-oniet, frmer Options dull, trmer. Sep
TENDER, 223sc: October, 231sc; May, 25ssc. Spot
chicago, 24c; No. 3, CSC: No. 8, White Csc:
Mixed Western, 24@26c; White State and West
Pigron = Moderately active firm; American,
SI1 5O@l4.
Copper-Firm. Lake, sl2 %.
Lead-Easy. Domestic SO 4Od3 As.
Tin-Firm- straghts, $l4 40@14 As; plates,
steady; moderate demand.
Spelter-Quiet. Domestic, 81 is.
Hops-Dull, weak. State. common to choice,
397c; DO new, S@l0c: Pacific Coast, 4@7c. Lon
don market unchanged.
woo-Fairly active, firm. Domestic fleece, 100
22c; pulled, l5@34c; Texas. 10@14c.
LaTa1ouie let strange Tss Western steam, $6 30,
nominal; refined quiet: Continent, SO 20; South
America, 81; compound, 49s@5c.
k-Fairly active. firm. Mess $40 25GlO rs
Butter-Eancy steady, moderate demand. State
dairy; l2@lSHae; do creamery. 1912@20c; West
factory, sg1212c; Elgins, zoe; imitation cream
Cheese-Dull, weak. state large, 5s1@7ssc: do
fancy, 7td7ssc; do small, 614GS1ac; part Skins,
214@612c: full skins, 112G2c.
Eggs-Fancy choice steady: State and Pennsyl-
per case. 81 250li
Tallow-Easy, quiet. City, 414c; country 414@
412S.
Cottonseed oil-Fir1n, moderate demand. Crude
24c; yellow prime. 1884 do good on grades, 253l
@2ec. -
Rice and Molasses-Firm, unchanged.
Cofee-Firm, 10 10 points up September.
sl4 TO: October $14 65@14 rs: November, $l4 as
December, $l4 40@l4 AS; March, $l4: May,
$13 so; Spot Rio, dull, easy; No. z. 1os4@151 sc
sugar-Raw, dun, firm. Fair refining. Sc; CEN
trifugals SO test, 314c. Refined, fairly active.
firm; of A, 1904 3l6c: mold A, 41a94 Ii-16c:
STANDARD a, 414(d4 7-16c; confectioners' A, 41sG
5-l6c;. cut-oaf and crushed, 47s94 5-16c;
powdered. &c, AID cubes, 1894 11-16c; granu-
lated, 414@4 9-l6c.