The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-17
NEW YORK MARKETS.

W. II. HARMON. + OrecaSt Official.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, n. y, Sept 16.-The stock market
feverish and excited throughout the day. but
comparing the closing figures with those of Satur-
day it is found that the prominent issues made
gains of 113 s per cent, Louisville and Nashville,
Burlington and Quincy and Pacific Nail leading.
At the opening the market was fairly steady,
higher quotations from London and buying for
foreign account accounting for the steadiness. The
foreign purchases to-day were estimated at fully
10000 shares. The resistance shown simply served
10 nerve the peas 10 fresh enOrS ana by IL O'CLOCK
they succeeded IN breaking prices IA to per cent
in this decline the southwesterns, the coalers, Big
-Four, Erie preferred and the indusrials were most
prominent Z the downward movement.
Flint and Pere Marquette preferred brought As
against so the last transaction before to-day. Sugar
then came 70 the If Mt and advanced sharply from
103i4 to JOG, the stimulating influence having
been advance in refined of Lice per pound.
Su sars rise turned the wnole market and later on
when it announced that only one million dol
lars gold had been engaged for shipment to Europe
speculation took on a rather cheerful tone. Rumors
OF bond issue plentiful as ever but those
who generally manage these important matters
dsclamed any knowledge that tn Government
intended 10 increase its Indebtedness. a favorable
feature was the increased demand and higher rates
for money, round amounts having been placed at .
per cent.
If rates should continue to advance gold exports
would cease, and consequently operators
watching The loan market with considerable inter
est. Another rumor which had good effect was
that bank presidents had held meeting to devise
means to repenish the gold reserve. Subsequently
this was denied but the market left off arm. Pa
cfc Mail was put up from so 10 321s on a report
that the difficulties with the Panama Railroad had
been adjusted After the close of business Presi-
dent Simmons of the Panama road denied this.
The total sales OF stock were 44S,307 shares in
Guiding $4,000 Sugar, $4,000 St. Paul 29,200 Bur
lingtOn and Quincy, $4,000 Dstilling and 27,200
Reading.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were weak
and lower in the early trading, but at the close
tirmer tone prevailed, the active issues recovering
their early losses. The transactions footed up
$2,750,000 Southern Railway fves fell to 50;
United states Cordage SKIES certificates, 212 10
4412; Wabash debentEre. series 3, 134 10 81 "a:
It. Louis southwestern twos, 10 3612; Reading
tours IA 10 1854; oregon Short Line SKIES, 10
1O2; do. consol hves, 3l2 10 1914; Oregon I'm
provement fives ~ to 4212; Northern Pacific
Western tirsts, to 81, and Chicago and Erie in
comes 10 u.
Atchson twos certificates declined 81 to 311a
but recovered and rose 10 80; Wabash twos fell
154 TO 1914 and then rallied to 71s4 Kansas and
Texas seconds sold down IA to 6412@65, and
Texas Pacific twOs declined "a to 2714 and later
rose TO 2S14 Denver and Gulf 1rSts, after falling
ia to 1884, advanced TO 4134
The Mercantile safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand, 81, l42 ounces withdrawn,
942 ounces certificates outstanding, 81.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept. 16.-Flour, dull,
weak. Winter wheat - Low grades, So l5@
so; do, fair TO fancy, So 6OC63 25; do patents,
SO 30G3 so: Minnesota clear, 81 5012 80; do,
straights, 1903 %: do, patents, So lO@4; low
extras, 50 1892 so; city mills, So 1904; do pat
ents, So 9O@4 10; Southern flour, dull, weaker:
common TO fair extra, 1922 70; good to choice,
So s0@3.
Cornmeal-Dull, steady; yellow western, So 65@
2 10.
Rye-Nominal; dull; State and Jersey, 4S@49c;
Western G. I. F., 45@4Sc.
Barley-Nominal; No. 2 Milwaukee, SOC; West
ern. 40@50c.
Wheat - Firmer, more active. No. 2 red, in
store and elevator, 1880: af1oat, 617s@62c;
i. 0. b., 625sG6234c No. / Northern. 81 3sc.
Options opened weak and sold off 1880 from
Saturdays regular close, on lower cables reported
heavy failure in England large receipts and ex-
acted sharply on talk of large gold deposits and
local covering closing firm at 14G34c below Satur-
day, with light trade; December and May most
active; No. 2 red. september, 6l3sc; October,
61$4c; December. 635se; May, 651sc.
Corn-More active lower: Mo-, 1880 eleva-
tor; 3S5sc afoat. Options declined 12@114c on
free realizing and fo.-Uw.ng wheat with crop news
favorable, reactng on local covering, closing steady
at1sC17sc below saturday: May and October most
active; September, 3712c; October, 371sc; De-
cember, 35$4c; May. 351sc.
Oats-Dul firm. Options, dull, easier. Septem-
ber 2334c: October. 2312c; December 2412c;
May, 2542c. spot prices: No. 2. 24c: No. 2,
White, % Zee; No 2 Chicago, 2442c: No. 8, 23lac;
No. 3, White, 27c: Mixed Western, 25(027c; White
State and Western, Z6@33c
Pigron = Moderate demand, firm. American,
$11 5U@14.
Copper-Unchanged Lake sl2 25.
Lead-Easy; domestic. So 3712.
Tin-ouiet. straights, $l4 90; plates, firm.
spelter-Firm; domestic, "a 25@4 80.
Hops-Quet STEADY. State common to choice,
3d7c; do, new, 7Gl0c; Pacific Coast, 3Lb07c:
London market unchanged.
WOo-Quet. Domestic fleece, 10@22c; pulled.
15@34c; Texas. 10Gl4c.
Lard-Quiet; easy. Western steam Sc Is: City,
So; OCTOBER, SO Is, nominal; January, So OS
nominal. Refined quiet; Continental Sc so; South
America, Sc 95; compound, S45s65.
. Pork-Steady, quiet Mess, $l0@l0 %.
BuJter-Firm, fair demand. State dairy, i20l &c:
do creamery. 2U12@2lc; Western dairy, 91a6 &c;
do creamery, 13@21c; do factory, S(912i2c; Ell
gins, 2lc: imitation creamery, 1l1l5c
Cheese-Dull, held steady. state, large 515@
714c: do fancy, 7@714c; do small, 6@S14c; part
SKINS, Z1496c; full skins, 112G2c.
Eggs-Fair demand; choice nrm; State and
Pennsylvania le@l7c; Western, fresh, l5@l6c:
do per case, 50 50(94 so.
Tallow-About steady; quiet. City, 414c; coun-
try, 414G412c
Cottonseed oil-Firm; fair demand Crude
24c yellow prime. &c asked; do, good off grades,
26G2614c.
Rice-Quiet, firm. Domestic, $4,000: Japan,
334@4c-
Molasses-Moderate demand, firm; Foreign NOM
inal: New Orleans, 26@32c.
Cohee-Steady, 5 TO 10 points down; Septem-
Der, $l4 55: November. $l4 as; DECEMBER.
Sl4 30tGl4 49, March, Sl4 O5 Nav Sl3 so
Spot Rio, dull steady; No. Z, 1876
Sugar-Raw frmer: fairly active Fair refining
3G3Isc; centrifugals, So test, 314M31lac Refined
fairly active, firm; of A, 4@414c: mold A 81 &
@4$4c; Standard A, 45-l6@41sc; confectioners' A
4 3-16@43sc: cut loaf and crushed, l5-l6M51sc.
powdered and cubes, A 9-16d4sIc; granUlated
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