The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept, 27.-Trading at the
Stock Exchange still continues of professional
character. At the opening the market showed an
advancing tendency, the demand running chiefly
to Anthracite Coaers. Sugar, Distilling and Cattle
Feeding The improvement the Coalers was the
most pronounced in the case of the Reading securi
ties, London having bought heavily of the stock
and the preference incomes. Authorities placed
the purchases Of the stock at $4,000 TO 10000
shares, while the buying of the bonds was simply
enormous. The brighter outlook Tor the anthra-
cite trade as well belief that the J. P. Morgan
interest intended taking hold Of the property for
the purpose of putting it in good financial shape
counts for the advance in these securities to-day.
The common stock rose 1ss to 223s and the bonds
anywhere from IA to 2 per cent. Lackawanaa adj
vanced to 17O12 and Susquehanua and Western
preferred SIS to 1855.
The grangers trunk lines, Southern, Western
Union and other prominent issues ruled quiet and
firm throughout. The new securities of the Erie
are meeting with favor and it is said that London
has already taken about two millions OF the prior
lien 4 per cents. The withdrawal of 81 100000
gold from the sub-treasury by William II. Cross
man & Bro. for shipment 10 Europe tomorrow had
no influence. In the industrials Distiing and Cat
tie Feeding moved up TO 24i4 on the revival of the
reports that the cGntending interests had reached
an amicabe settlement. Chicago Gas was rather
weak and fell to 6SL3. This stock was less active
than of late and the representatives of the pool on
the floor appeared TO be without orders Leather
was heavy and declined 112 to 80 on small trans
actions.
slight outside OF Reading and Dlstilling and
Cattle Feeding, which advanced 10 per cent each.
were 223,s07 shares, incl ding 73,40O Reading,
400 Distilling and Cattle Feeding, 16,40O s..
Paul and IA, 400 Sugar.
Bonds were active and strong sales footing up
S2,S00,000 Reading issues were the features the
first preferences advancing to 4112 do seconds
to 1855 do thirds, 12 10 1879; DO tours, IA TO
1884 do certificates, to 1913; Richmond and
Allegheny second consols rose l to SO; Erie sec
ond consols stamped, to 81; Kansas Pacific con-
soils, 8 TO 49, Louisville New Albany and Chicago
consols: 112 TO 1861: Louisville Evansville and
| n seconds. !
do Montana Central fves. to 105.
In Government bonds $500 registered fours Of
1907 brought 11184.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK. y. Y, Sept. 27.-FIour quiet ;
very steady Winter wheat-Low grades. 50 $50
so; low extras, So 1892 so; Winter wheat fair
to fancy, 81 60@3 IS; do patents, So 3O@3 So
Minnesota clear, 50 5O@2 80; do straights, s3@
8 %: DO, patents. So 20a4 10; city mills, So 75@
4; do patents $4@4 20; Southern -four, quiet
steady; common TO fair extra 1922 20; good to
choice, 81 S0@3 10.
Cornmeal-DulI, steady. Yellow Western, 50 80
Rye-Quiet. unchanged; Western, 4sc; State
Barley New No. 2 Milwaukee, 4e@5oc;
Western, 45@5Oc.
Whea:-Spot market unsettled, quiet; closing
steady. No. red in store and elevator, 65 &c:
afioat, $780, +. o. b., 661sc; No. l Northern
$3.50.
Options opened nervous and higher on local
buying and helped by the excitement in cotton
Cables were quiet. and prices declined lac on
free realizing, raying 12c with fair local trade
closing steady at 1sc over yesterday. December
and May most active. No. Q closed: January,
677sc; May, 7014c September, 6434c; October,
Csc; December, $3.50.
$3.50 afioat Options advanced 3sc with the West
fell 12G5sc on the heavy interior movement, clos
ing steady 1t unchanged prices to 1sc advance with
light trade; May most active. September closed at
37Tsc; october, 375sc; November, 3714c; Deem
Oats-Spot, quiet: mixed, firm: White 1Sc lower.
Options. dull: unchanged. september 24$sc; oc-
tober, 2414c; December, 24s4c; May; 25$4c.
2Chicago, 2514c; No. 3. 2312c; No. 8 White. 241ac:
Mixed Western, 25@27c; White do, 25@3Uc;
White State and Western, 25@30c.
IA s.. Fairly a''iVe' firm' American Sl2@
opper-Unchanged. Lake, Sl2@l2 25.
Lead-Steady. Domestic. So 35.
Tin-steady straghts, si4 3O@14 IS. Plates,
firm; fair demand.
Hops-Quiet: STEADY State, common TO choice,
3@7c; do new, 7@l0c; Pacific Coast, 312@7. Lon
don market unchanged.
Wool-Quiel firm. Domestic fleece lO622c.
Lard-tirmer, quiet. Western steam closed at
Sc 70 asked; City at Sc; October closed Sc 25
nominal. Refined moderately active: Continent,
So rs; South American, ST: compound "a 50CG5.
Pork-Firmer, moderate demand. Mess SO 7561
Butter-Moderate demand; unchanged State
dairy, 12@2Oc: do creamery, 2112@22c: Western
6Gg1212c Elgins, pc imitation creamery. II al &C.
Cheese-Firm: fairly active. state, large 6@Sc:
SKINS. sae fali SKINS XII a@0Hs'; part
Eggs-Steadier: larger receipts. State and
Pennsylvania, 17@18c; Western, fresh, 151a@l7c;
do per case. 81 SOFA so.
Talow-ouiet; frmer. City, 414c; country,
412c.
Cottonseed OIL - Firmer; moderate demand
Crude 24c; yellow, prime, 27G2712c; do, good of
grade, 2614@2612c.
Rice-steady Domestic, fair to extra, 3s4 @6c;
Japan 35s93s4c.
Molasses-Moderate demand firm. Foreign,
nominal; New orleans, 26@32c.
Coffee-Closed firm, unchanged to 20 points up.
September, $l5 25: October, $l5 O5: November,
$l4 rs; December, $l4 1904 so: March, $l4 20
GA IS; May, $l3 IS. Spot Rio, dull, steady No. T.
1890.
Sugar-Raw, dull, firm: fair refining. 31s0314c:
centrfugals SO test, 312@35sc. Refined, quiet; OF
A, 1864 81 &c: mold A, 11-16@4 Ise: standard
A. 7-16(045sc; confectioners' A, 45-l6@412c:
cut loaf and crushed, D 1-16@514c; powdered and
cubes, 1l-16@43sc: graduated, 7-169434c.
CHIfAGO MARKETS