The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-14
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept. l3-The stock market
to-day turned Cd the gold movement. At the
opening rumors were rife that the experts by to-
morrows European steamers would reach q total
OF nearly S5,O0O,0OO. For the time there was
disposition 20 doubt this, but when it
nounced that Lazard Freres had ordered 81 500 900
OF the metal at the suh-treasury for export the
street settled down the belief that there had
a rupture OF the syndicate. The syndicate has been
the mainStay OF the Government in the way of
keeping up the gold reserve, and consequently
holders Of stocks with slender margins made = rush
Sall. Prices dropped IL 70 3i4 per cent. Sugar,
the grangers, Tennessee Coal and Iron. the South
westerns, Louisville and Nashville and Big -Four
leading the downward movement.
Il was reported that of the new-fangled con-
organized for the purpose of trading in stocks
had been compelled TO liquidate. Later in the day
J. Pierpont Morgan in an interview stated that
there had been 10 rupture Of the bond syndicate
and that its members VIII continue 10 assist the
Government in maintaining its gold balance. MIR.
Morgan $ statement was backed up by the deposit
of 81, 100000 in gold by downtown National
banks, forswhich greenbacks were given in return.
II is understood that lower Wall-street bank,
which is one OF the largest holders of gold in
city. will turn in from 100000 TO 600 addi-
This will bring the reserve up to about the hun
dred million mark. These deposits and the state
nents by the head OF the syndicate strengthened
the market in the last hour and a rally OF "a to
21S per cent eDSued. In the recovery, Chicago
Gas Sugar. Tobacco the Changers Missouri Pacific
and Louisville and Nashville were most proml-
nent. In the late trading business less active
ana part OF the recovery noted above was lost.
losses of Il TO 212 per cent The sales were I'M
usually heavy, 445,966 shares changing hands in
Guiding 10000 Sugar. 600 ST. Paul, 81, 900 Rock
Island and 25,l00 Reading.
Bonds were weak and sales footed up S2,233, 600.
Atchis9n fonrs certificates fell u to S04; do sec
onds, Y TO 32la: do general tours, ia to 8112;
do adjustments, 10 So; Chicago and Mort hern Pa
ciiic certificates, az to 1914; Chicago and Erie in
comes SIS to So; Kansas City and Pacific hrsts
11z2 TO 15 Kansas Pacific cousol certificates. to
rs: Reading first preferences. 21s to 1884 do sec
onds, Us TO 221e; do tours certificates, to 771a
COlSCl certificates &c
BIZ; Rio Grande Western firsIs, TO 7612; Seat
tie Lake shore and Eastern first certificates 81 to
so; st. Louis and San Francisco consols, to 81 ;
Wisconsin Central firsts certificates 21o to So: Sa
vannah and Western firsts certificates, I 10 621a;
I. 3 Cordage SKIES certificates, 70 AS; Kings
County Elevated frsts jumped TO So.
The Mercantile safe Deposit Company reports
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Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK. n. Y, Sept. l3.-Flour, dull
barley steady. Winter wheat-Low grades, So $50
2 so; do. fair to fancy, 50 6O@3 25: do patents,
SO SU93 50: Minnesota clear, S2 5O@2 90; do,
straights, S363 25: DO patents So 1904 20: low
extras, 50 1892 SO; city mills, So 7504: do pat
ents, SIS 1904 10; Southern -four, dull easy; COM
@3.
Corn--ouiet; steady; yellow western, 50 $50
27O.
Barley-Nominsl; No. Milwaukee, soc; West
ern, 45950c
elevator 6212c; afioa;. 6z5s@627sc; f. o. b., $3.50
635sc; No. l Northern, 641a. Options advanced
1AGaSc on better cables and light receipts West,
declined on the large gold exports rallied firmer
late cables, closed firm at 1s3l14c over yester-
DAY with light trade; December and May most
active. No. red, September, 623sc; October
625sc; December, 641ac: May, 6s14c.
Corn-Qniet and firm. No. 2, 3714c ele-
vator; 3s$4c afoat. Options were moderately
active and advanced 3s@12c. with the West re-
acting but closing firm at 12@5sc over yesterday
over the advance in freight rates; October 371Sc;
Decemb Der, $3.50: Nav. 35iAC.
aDq &c higher dcG,er opti sgs quiet ImeE
dc May 2sc. 10. White t octobe sce a5sxc
Spo. prices: No. 2. 24c; No. 2. White, 2S14c: 40
2 Chicago, 2413c; No, 3, 23i4c; No. 3, White, 26@
and Western. 26NI33c.
Piglron- Moderately active. firm. American,
$J1 5OG14.
Copper-Firm. Lake, sl2 25.
Iead-Quiet. Domestic, SO 3T1a.
Tin-strong. straights, Sl4 So; plates firm,
spelter-Quiet. Domestic, 81 l71s.
Hops-Quiet; easy. State common to choice
3@7c; do new 7@lOc: Pacific Coast, 3IH@7c;
London market unchanged.
Mool-moderate demand: firm. Domestic fleece,
1OG22c; pulled, 15@34c; Texas. 1O1l4c.
Lard-Quiet steady. Western steam Sc rs:
city, So; October, So 27: new January Sc 20
America, 81: compound, S45s@5
Pork-Aclive; firm. Mess $40 25@lO rs.
Butter-Fairly active: Western firm; State dairy,
BE; do creamery, 1O@l21ac; do factory jUG
212c; Elgins, 2012c; imitation creamery, lI@15c.
Letse-Isatsy. STATE, large, 912Gl12c: do fancy,
624@714c; do. small, 6@S14c; part Skins, 2146
&C: tul skins, 11a@2c.
kggs-Ghoice steady. State and Pennsylvania, l6
a so.
Tsllow-Dul, steady. City, 4@4l4c; country,
414G412c.
Cottonseed oil-Stronger, moderate demand.
Crude, 28c yellow prime &c asked.
S4Q4c
Moasses-Foreign nominal: New Orleans, 26@
S2c; moderate demand; firm
Soifee,CloSed steady; 5 to 20 points down. Oc-
tober, $l4 5O@l4 So; December, Sl4 3O1l4 IS:
January, $l4 Is: March. $40 9O@l3 95 Spot Rio
steady, dull; No. z, 1890
Sugar-Rav, dull. Fair refining centrifugals, 90
test, SAC Refined, quiet steady; OF A, 1850
q 3-I6c; mold A, 1904 l1-16c; Standard A, 414@
1-loc; confectioners' a, 41s64 5-16c; cut loaf
4Ys@5 l1-l6; powdered. 41214 l1-l6c; granu-
lated 414S4 9-16c; cubes, 1904 ll-16c.