The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-01
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Aug. 31.--The export Of
81 600 gold to Europe was practically ignored
by operators at the Stock Exchange to-day, and
number Of the active issues sold at the best figures
attained since the present upward movement set
III. The inquiry was most pronounced in the case
Of the lOwpriced issues anthracite coaers and the
grangers. The trading, however was confined 10
the splendid outlook for big harvest, and espec-
ally of corn, the improvement In the outside bus-
and belief that the anthracite coal trade diff
cuities are In a fair way of settlement. There was
more doing in the ow-priced issues, particularly in
81. Louis Western Flint and Pere Marquette, Pan
handle and Wisconsin Central.
These stocks advanced anywhere from IA to 10
per cent. Texas Pacific more active than for
a long time past and rose 10 1112 on reports that
the company's earnings were increasing. Flint
and Pere Marquette was bought for Boston account.
II was stated that this company lntenaed 10 extend
its line TO Toledo 1t is understood that the COM
pany has the necessary funds in the treasury to
build the extension, which is only 20 miles, and no
new securities Will be issued. Jersey Central and
Reading were IN demand. the former rising TO
1l1Is and the latter to 201S. The rise in Jersey
Central brought out very little stock.
The principal buying OF CHANGERS was on orders
by the stock-tTading trust, which has oomed inFo
prominence in Wall street OF late. Brokers en-
ployed by this corporation were predicting higher
prices for these stocks neXtweek. The InduStrials
were higher, except for d1stilling, which ran on
slightly on the formation the Independent Dis
uilers Assoc alton. Sugar rose to lids; Tobacco
TO e4s4; Chicago Gas to Sass; Lead 10 So and
Cordage guaranteed to 81. Speculation closed
strong, with prices anywhere from "A 10 e1s per
cent higher on the day. Total sales were 129, 0s9
shares.
consin Central first certificates rose Is 10 Gig;
United States Cordage first certificates, 80; St
Joseph and Grand Island first certificates, TO Sc
Denver and Gulf hrsts. TO as: Texas Pacific
firsts ~ to $3.50 do seconds. IFS to 3O34: St.
Louis southwestern frsts, 5S to S112; do sec
onds, "a 10 4O14: St. Louis and san Francisco Gen
eral hves, 112 TO 9S12; Detroit, Mackinaw and
Marquette land grants. to 25: Erie second con-
soils, certificates stamped l to 76: Fort Worth and
Pacific frsts, 10 1879: Lake Erie and Western
seconds, e TO 1051a; Kansas Pacific consol GER
~ n Pc linz and.
q TO "a, and do thirds TO Is.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 3l.-Flour, steady:
moderate demand. Winter wheat-Low grades,
50 1892 60; do, fair to fancy, 81 2503 %; do,
patents. So 50@3 rs; Minnesota clear, 81 6563 20;
do, sraights, So 1893 As; DO patents. So 3Oa4 10;
do patent, 81 1904 Is; Southern flour, quiet,
steady; common to fair extra. 1922 20: good to
Cornmeal-Quiet, steady; yellow Western, 81 20
az 70.
Wheat-DuI easier, with options, closing steady.
No 2, red in store and elevator, 65$4 @66c: afoat.
6612c; f. 0. b.. 6619@671sc: ungraded red, COG
moderately active and closed weak, s407sc
decline on lower cables, weaker West and free local
realizing. December and September most active.
No. red closed: September, 657sc; October,
6614c; December, 6S14c; May, 723ysc.
Corn-Dull easier: No. 2, 1924 c, elevator: 4314c
afoat. Options were dull, but firm at unchanged
prices to 3sc advance, following the West and on
local covering. May and September most active
September, 4l34c; October. 41asc; November
Ale; December, 3712c; May, 371ac.
Oats-Dul, steady. Options firmer, dun. Sep
tember 2s5Sc; october, 233Sc. Spot prices: No.
2, 2414G243sc: No. White, 27c; No. 2, Chicago,
25149251lc; No. 3, 23c; No White, 2415c;
Mixed Western, 24926c: White State and West
Piglr6n- Firm, moderately active; American,
Copper-steady. Lake, s12 25.
Iead-Dull, steady; domestic, So SO.
Tin-Quiet, steady. Straights, $14 25912 30;
plates, quiet.
Spelter-Dull Domestic, 81 20.
Hops-Quiet, weak. State, common TO choice
397c; do new, S@l0c; Pacific Coast, 4@7c. Lon.
don market unchanged.
Wool-Quiet, steady. Domestic fleece, 16t@22c:
pulled, 15@34c; Texas, 10(1l4c.
Lard-Higher: quiet. Western steam, So 35:
city. S6@,61a II; Septembe SO 30; refined quiet:
Continent, S. 80; South America, 81 O5; COM
pound, 45s95c.
Pork-Firn: dull. Mess, $40 75@1l 25.
Butter-Quet: unchanged.
Cheese-Quiet; fancy steady State large ca
734c; do fancy. 712@73lc; do small, 634 1881 c:
part SKINS, 21A@612c; full SKINS l1aG92c.
Eggs-Quet; choice steady. State and Pennsyl-
vania, 15@l6c; Western, fresh, 131a@15c; do
Tallow-Dull; about steady. City, 414c; country,
43s@415c.
Cottonseed ol-unchanged; quiet.
Coffee-Quiet: 5000 points down. September
ga rs; October, $14 80: December, $l4 7560I4 so:
March, $l4 55@14 80; Spot Rio, dull, steady; No
z, Ice.
Sugar-Raw dull; steady. Fair refining, 28lc:
centrifrgals, IS test, 31s@314c. Refined steady
unchanged.