The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-04
NEW YORK MARKETS.

EEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, n. V. Sept. 3.-There was a broad
market for stocks. and operators who professed to
be disturbed on account Of the engagement OF
S1,15O,0OO gold for shipment to Europe found no
difficulty in dsposing Of their stocks. Not only
was there a decided increase in the outside de-
mand but London came in with orders for L. and
", Texas Pacific and other southwesterns. The
old report that the anthracite coal troubles had
been or would be fixed up also had a strengthening
effect. The splendid outlook for the crops, how
ever was the real factor work, it being reported
from Chicago that IS per cent of the corn crop
practically safe now. The early advance was equal
TO 14G11 Is per cent
Jersey Central, Reading. the grangers, Louis
VILE and Nashville and priced securities were
the most prominent in the trading. The rise in
Louisville and Nashville was attributed to London
buying. Among the low-priced issues Flint and
Pere Marquette and Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago preferred were most conspicuous. Flint
and Pere Marquette rose from 1855 so 81, and
Louisville New Albany and Chicago preferred
from 267s to 1855 the last named closed at % bid
and 2915 asked
In the industrials sugar felt the influence of adj
ditiOnar purchases to cover short contracts and
advanced 1925. Tobacco jumped to 1914 and
receded to 9414 The outside manufacturers are
meet in this city tomorrow to complete arrange
ments to combat the trust
Chicago Gas was strong at 6412@651s General
Electric was strong for time and rose to 1884.
The rise brought out long stock, and reaction to
80 foil owed. The advance in the general list led
to reazations in the last hour and reaction Of "A
to l per cent followed. at the close the market
strong again, aud prices left off anywhere
from IA to 21s lower than Saturday. Rock,
Island, Big Four and Manhattan were fracticnally
lower. Total transactions were 352 2O9 shares OF
which $4,000 were Sugar, 80 800 Reading sc, 900
st. Paul and 20, 800 Tobacco. The railway and
miscellaneous bond market was active and hi CHER.
The sales were on an enormous scale footing up
Wisconsin Central first certificates rose 13s to
1928: Wheeling and. Lake Erie frsts, 13s to 1855;
Wabash debentures, series B, to 30, do seconds,
81 to 81; cordage skies certificates, to So; Union
Pacific four and halls certificates, 6 to SO; do
9S1a; Texas Pacific seconds, IA to 3134; st.
Paul and Minnesota frsts IA to 1888; Pitts
burg and Western foqrs' 5 ! to So; Readng
I5s 10 245s: do fours, to s61a:
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville seconds, 1 to SO:
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago fves, IA to
II: Kansas and Pacific, Denver frsts, l TO Ill: do
consol certificates, to 1872; Illinois Central tours
of 1852, to SO; General Electric debenture tives
l TO 9015: Fort Worth and Denver City frsts, to
7412; Erie second consols. 33s to 1885: do as
stamped 11a to 7711a; Atchison. Colorado and Pa
lington and Quincy debenture fves, to 1885, Colo
RADIO Midland firsts. certificates, "a to 1914; do
Orleans, Memphis tours, ga to 1O3; Denver and
Rio Grande tours, 11a to SO, and do fves, IA
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion hand, 1l206S ounces; deposited,
ll2.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept. 3.-Flour, quiet;
generally easier Winter wheat-Low grades,
50 1892 so; do, fair to fancy, So 1903 IS; do,
patents, So 50Gg3 rs; Minnesota clear, So 65@3 90
do, straights SO 59S 45; 40, patents SS@S 40;
do patent, 81 1904 35; Southern -four, dull,
easy; common to fair extra, 1922 20: good to
Cornmeai-Quet steady; Yellow Western, 50 20
az rs.
Wheat-Dull, 1910 lower, with options closing
firm. No 2, red in store and elevator 6434 065c:
afoat. 651A6651bc;f O. b. 65sl 0661sc; ungraded
rod l 6H1hId663Lc On
tions opened firm at 1s@114c advance on frmer ca
bes, foreign buying, decrease on passage and local
covering; fell 1901 rs on increased supplies and
free local liquidation, closing weak at 114@13sc
below Saturday, with a fairly active trade. De-
cember and September most active, No. 2 red
closed: September, 645sc; October. &c., Deem
Der, 667sc; March, TOYS; May, 711sc.
Corn-Weaker, fairy active; No. 2, 4oa4c.
and closed weak at 11s@2c decline On large re-
ceipts, increase on passage and weakness West.
October and May most active September, closed.
4014c; October, 397sc; November, 39c; May 36c.
Oats-Quet. White. firm. Options fairly active,
weak. September, 2314c; October 23c; May,
2531c; No. 2 White October 24s4c. Spot prices:
no. 2 FAC: No White. 27A2c; No; 2 Chicago,
Weste To 4Ssc. White STATE ana WesteT1
25@24c.
PIgiron- Firm, moderate demand; American,
Copper-Quiet. Lake, s12 25.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, So 471@@3 so.
Tin-Quiet. Straights, $14 %; plates, steady,
moderate demand.
spelter-Dul. Domestic, 81 20.
Hops-Quiet, easy. state, common to choice,
3@7c; do new, SC@10c: Pacific Coast, 4@7c. Lon
don market unchanged
Wool-Quiet, steady. Domestic fleece, 16922c;
pulled, 15@34c: Texas. 10@l4c.
Lard-Dull; lower Western steam, Sc 20; city,
So so; September, $6 Is; refined quiet: ContI-
nent, So rs; South America 81; compound,
45sG5c.
Pork-Dull; weak Mess, $40 50@11.
Butter-Moderate demand; choice, steady; State
dairy, l26l61ac; do creamery, 1912@20c: West
ern dairy, 912(113c: do creamery, l3@20c; do
factory, So l212c; Elgins, 2Oc; imitation cream
cry, 1I@15c
Cheese-DuIl: about nominal. State large, 60
7s4c do fancy, 11a@4c; do small, 612@634c;
part skins, 214@61ac: full skins, 11z@2c.
Eggs-Firm, fairly active. State and Pennsyl-
wanna, 15@1612c; Western, fresh, 14@151ac; do
TeIioSEsteady. quiet. City, 414c; country,
4Ss9412c.
Cottonseed oil-DulI, easy. Crude, 24c; yellow
prime, 26s4c. nominal: do, off grade, 2434c.
hice-Quet, firm. Domestic, 32s@6c; Japan,
33404c.
Molasses Moderate demand, firm. Foreign
nominal; New Orleans, 26@32c.
Cofee-Closed steady; 10@20 points down.
September, Sl4 So; October $14 65114 so: No
vember, $14 AZ December, $14 45(114 so: March,
$14 25@l4 80. Spot Rio, duh, steady: No. z, 16c
Sugar-RaE, firm, quiet. Fair refining 2 5-16c;
centrifngals, SO test 3 3-16@314c. Refined, fairly
active, firm; OF A, 3 11-16(141sc; mold a. 4 7-16
@4zsc: standard A, a 3-16@43sc; confeotioners' A,
4 1-16@414c; cut-loaf and crushed, A 13-16@5c;
powdered and cubes, 7-16945sc; graDulated,
4 3-16@41zc.