The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-27
NEW YORK ETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. y. Y, Nov. 26.-As yesterday,
the ndustrals monopolized speculative attention
at the Stock Exchange, and still lower prices
made for Tobacco and Leather preferred. A
powerful bear clique active in both these
specialties, and while it succeeded in bringing
about quite a decline in Leather preferred, To-
bacco made but a small net loss. In a general
way the industrials are affected by rumors OF
Congressional interference, while Tobacco and
Leather are also Influenced by special causes, such
as lower prices for their products, litigation and
fierce competition.
This combined with bear manipulation has de-
moraized some holders and considerable long
stock has been marketed within the past ten days.
Tobacco to-day fell TO 1912 and subsequently raj
lied TO sO14. Leather dropped 621a The
other industrialS declined 12Gl per and later
recovered most Of the loss The railway issues
continue firm and as rule the active issues made
S light net gains on the day. London was a moder-
ate buyer OF S. Paul and the gold engagements for
to-mOrrow's European steamer, $1,000, GOO, were
smaller than expected. Advices from London
to the effect that the settlement there
progressing favorably.
Home railroads reporting traffic returns for the
third week OF November made favorable showing,
except in the cases OF the southwestern systems,
which feeling the effect of the falling of in the
yield of cotton. The Changers and Manhattan
were in the best demand and the latter rose to 101
covering OF shorts. In the active list Peoria
and Eastern fell 10 Z and Hooking Valley 81
1885. Speculation closed irregular Net
changes show advances OF Is to I per cent in the
railway list Sugar and Chicago Gas declined ss
@l23ts per cent.
Total sales, 235, 224 shares. St Paul, which was
the most active railway stock, figured for only
940O shares. Mining stocks, which have been
neglected for long time past, doomed into promi-
nence. The transactions were: $1,000 shares OF
PhPniz, Ariz., at 4@l0; 10, 700 Enterprise, 50@
55gG0, and 200 Alice. at 40. The excitement in
Cripple Greek and Leadvle has created an inquiry
for mining shares here, and movement is foot
TO start an independent exchange Tor the dealings
in that class OF stocks in this city.
Bonds were irregular but in the main lower.
Sales were 81 1872 900, Atchison tours fell 10
1885, Nickel Plate tours 5s to l02, Northern Pa
ciic Terminal skies l 20 IS, Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville seconds to 81, Union Pacific gold
skies 10 81 ana Wisconsin Central fives certif-
Gates, to '12 Des NJ oines and Fort Dodge first
tours rose 3 10 81, Flint and Pierre Marquette
SKIES TO 1872 and Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago general fives ia to 1914.
In Government bonds 5000 OF coupon fves sold
at 1147S.
silver bullion on hand 1885, 173 ounces; certificates
outstanding 236.
FLOUR-Neglected; easy. Winter wheat. low
grades. 50 25@2 3D. DO, fair 10 fancy, So 65G3 30:
do, patents, So 80 3 70; Minnesota, clear, 81 500
S3 Is; do straghts, So 1903 40 sdo, patents SO Is
@$4 10; low extras. 81 25G2 90; city mills, So 80
as so; do patents. So oOG4 D. Southern Flour
Dull; weak. common 10 lair extra, 81 1922 40;
good to choice do. So 90@3 80.
ORNMEAL-Dull, steady. Yellow Western
RYE AND BARLEY-Nominal.
WHEA r-DuIl easier. No. 2 red store and Gle
graded red, 64@7Uc; No / Northern, 6614c.
Options were dull at 16@14c lower, but closed
firm. Trading hindered by the absence of
Geographic communication with the West. May
and December most active No. 2 red, January,
65$4c; March, 677sc; May, 67ssc: June, 675sc
July, 6755c: December CSC.
CORN-Duu; firm. No 2, 36c: elevator, SIC
atioat- Options were dull and firm, without feature.
May and December most active. November, &c.,
December. 351sc; January, 35c; May, 3534c
OATS-Farly active; white easier Options dull
firmer- November. Csc; December 2S14c; Jam
22$4 @23c; No. 2 white, 241ac: No. 2 Chicago
25$4@24c;No; 8, 22c: No. white, 2sc; mixed
Western, 23@24c; white do. 24@27c; white state.
Provisions.
LARD-Quet. weak. Western steam, SIS so;
city, So 40; November, SIS 80, nominal; refined
compound, 4$4 G51sc.
PoRK-Firm; moderate demand; Mess So so
BUTTER-Fancy, firm; fair demand. State
dairy, 12@21c: do creamery, 17@2212c; Western
dairy, 11@16c: do creamery, l5GD231ac: do June,
d5@2lc; Elgins, 2SAac; imitation creamery,
CHEEsE-Quiet fancy steady. State large,
l0f9c part Skins, 31a@ size; full skins. zia@ac
Logs - Quiet, heavy. State ana Pennsyi-
$S 50a4 So western fresh, 2iS2sc do PEE per case
So 50 a 25; lined, 1612@l7c; do per case,
TALLow-steady, quiet. City, 1891 s-lsc;
country 404ssc.
CO1TONsEED OTL-DulI, steady. Crude, 251h
@z6c; yellow prime, nominal 2s@2s1ac; do OF
RICE-steady, fir m; Domestic, $4,000; Japan,
35SC13s4C.
New Orleans, 26@32e.
December, sI4 2o@l4 80; January, $i4@i4 5 !;
February, $14; March, sl8 1908 IS; May. s1s IS
@l3 IS; July, $l2 s5; september, sl2 50@l2 so.
spot Rio, dull, lower: No. z, l5c.
SUGAR-Raw dull, steady. FAIR refining. &c;
centrfugals, SO test, $3.50; refined, quiet, steady
of A, 41sG414c; mold A, 434c: standard A.
412c; coniectoners a, 43sc; cut LOAF and
crushed 51sc: powdered and cubes, 4slc; granu-
lated, 412@49sc.
Fruit and Produce.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Raisins London LAYERS
95c@1 rs: Muscatel, 4crown, 4G41ac do 3-crown,
3G31ac.
APkICOTs-Bag s1a@1lHc
PEACHES - Unpeeled, 5s4GS1ac; do peeled.
15c
PKUNES-Four Sizes 51Ac.
ALMONDS PapersheI, 9@l2c; soft shell,
S@1012c.
WALNUTS-None.
HOPS-Quiet; steady State common to choice
3@l0c: Pacific Coast, 3@l0c; London market nm,
changed.
WOOL Steady: dull; domestic fleece, l6M
&c; pulled, l5@34c: Texas 9@13c.
Merchandise.
. PIG IRoN-Steady American, $I2@l4 So
COPPER-Dull; lake. S11.
LEAD-Quiet: domestic, So 25GJ3 271a.