The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Aug. Misrepresentation at
the stock Exchange continues tame, neither the
gold exports the operations Of the bond syndi-
cate in replacing the metal taken by the coffee i'm
porters and bullion dealers seeming to have the
slightest influence on the market. Up TO date the
professional traders have been utterly unable to
dislodge long stock, Notwithstanding the somewhat
vague talk OF another bond issue and the steady
shipments of gold accompanied by rumors that the
movement Will continue until the crops begin to
come to market. To-day Sl,400000 gold was
taken from the sub-treasury for export, but the
syndicate Immediately turned IN 81 $50, O0O which
brings their contribution The Governments gold
reserve this week up to S3,O00000. In addition TO
the gold shipments there was talk OF unfavorable
weather in the corn belt.
The semi official announcement that no meeting
of representative of the anthracite coal companies
contemplated AT this time also operated
against the bulls stocks. It will be remembers
that the coalers rallied sharply yesterday on
rumors that the presidents intended 10 hold con-
ference at early date. In detail, the market
opened steady after which American Tobacco, Jer-
sey Central, the Changers. Sugar and Northern Pa
cifc preferred declined anywhere from 17a to 212
per cent. Tobacco, LackawaDna and Jersey Cen
tral made the greatest losses General Electric
was sold down IS to $685. OIL the announcement
that the negotiations between the company and the
WESTINGHOUSE had been broken OF. Distiliing and
Cattle Feeding moved up TO 1924 and receded to
The market closed weak and 149l34 per cent
lower the day. Total sales were 147 23S shares,
including 21,40o Distilling and Cattle Feeding,
$4,000 Burlington and Quincy, 14,7O0 Tobacco and
Hallway bonds we're quiet and generally firm
sales were l,102,0 OO. Missouri Pacific consol
6's rose 212 to 1912 and st. Paul. NJ. Il NJ. 2s to
1872: Milwaukee. Lake Shore IL Western Extension
5's fell TO 11024, and Louisville d Nashville
pensacola and Atlantic 6's) AZ 10 112. These
were the most important changes.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
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Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK. n. Y, Aug l4.-Flour quiet;
generally lower. Winter wheat - Low grades
81 5OG3 10: do fair to fancy, SO 1908 60: do
patents, SO 60@4 10; Minnesota clear, 81 65@3 %;
do straghts, So 1893 so; do patents, So 65G34 40;
low extras, So 50@3 10; city mills, s4@4 25 dc
patents, 81 4094 IS. southern flour, dull. weak
common TO fair extra, ~ 1902 80; good TO choice
S36)3 65.
CornmeaI-Dull, steady; Yellow Western, 81 75@
IS.
Eye-Dull, firm: State and Jersey about SIC.
WheaU-Spot market more active for export
weaker. No. 2, red, store and elevator, 1884
aoa 7214c; +. o. b.. II 5Sc; ungraded red, 66974c
No. Northern. 73iAc Options were fairly active
weaker Western and local liquidation. September
and December most active. No. 2, red, closed
May, 1880: August, 70$4c; SEPTEMBER, 7l14c
october. 7134c; December, 1890.
Corn - Spot less active; steady: No.
fairly active at l4@5sc decline on local realizing
and following the Vest, closing weak with spo
and May most active. September closed at 43$4c
oats-spot dull, H. inn; q options firm: quiet
August. 2414c; September, 23$4c; October, 24c
May, 271ac. Spot prices: No. 2 new, 2oc; No. 2
White new, CSC. No 2, Chicago new, 2534c: o
3, new, 241ac; No. ), White new, 261ac: Mixed
Western, 25g2S12c; White do, and White State
241a@35c.
Pgfron-Dtoderately active; firm. American
Sl1 6U@14.
Copper-Firm. Lake, s12 25@l2 30
Lead-Quiet Domestic, SO 50@3 5212.
Tin-ouiet. straights, $14 IS: plates, steady
quiet.
Spelter-Quiet. Domestic. 81 TO-
Hops-Quiet, easy. State, common to choice
3gsc: Pacific Coast, 3@Sc. London market un
changed.
WooI-Moderate demand, firm. Domestic fleece
16Q22c: pulled, 15@54c; Texas. 1O@ul4c.
Lard-Dull, weak. Western steam closed al
Sc 3712; city, Sc 05@6 10: September closed
S6 35 nominal refined, quiet Continent, So rs
D A.. 81 10; compound, 4s4@5l4c:
Pork - Easy, moderate demand. Mess, SIG
II SO.
Butter--Active, less steady. Dairy, 12@l81zc
do creamery, zoe; Western dairy, 91aG1l3 Sc; West
ern creamery, 13@2Oc; Western factory S12@
121ac: Elgins, 20c; imitation creamery, l1@1 sc.
Cheese-Soder demand. Fancy, firm: STATE
large, 512@73sc: do fancy, 114@318c; do small
6QSJsc: part SKINS 2@5c; full Skins l1adlsac
FGgs-Quiet: unchanged
Taow-Scarce strong; city, 414c bid; country
43s04Isc.
Cottonseed oIl-Dull: nominal.
Rice-Firm; fair demand; domestic, 414@6c
Japan. 4@41ac
Molasses-Firm fair demand; lrices unchanged
Coffee-Steady; unchanged to 10 points down
September, SIS 35; october, $l5. As; December
SIS 20: March $14 95. spot:Rb. quiet. steady
No. z, 1910.
Sugar-Raw. quiet, steady; fair refining, &c; cen
trifugals 96 test. 5-l6c; refined, steady, NOR
standard A. 7-16G45sc: confectioners' A, SIT
@l412c; cut loaf and crushed, 1-16G514c; pow
0ered, 43z al 15-l6c; granulated, 7-161434c
cubes, 11-16@4Bc.