The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-09
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. V, July S.-The bulls were in
control at the Stock Exchange to-day and some
stocks scored decidedly higher prices. The factors
at work were the further advance in wages as evil
denced by the increase of 10 per cent granted by
the Pullman Palace Car Company announced yes
tercay the excellent outlook for the growing
CROP as testified by the presidents of the leading
Western roads, and the successful placing Of a
S500o,000 loan in London By the Pennsylvania
Company at ~ per cent; rms rae Is an uhu I
ally low one for railroad corporation and called
attention once more TO Mr. liUrgan's interview
given out after his return from Europe that good
demand prevailed abroad for hrSt-claSs American
securities. Another thing that made the work OF
advancing prices keep very easy was the belief
that the power of banking interests engaged in
settling the anthracite coal trade troubles
The story that the Reading VIII be taken
hold of shortly and brought into line with the big
companies The coming meeting OF the sales
agents is expected throw some light on this
We yed ouestiOu Al one time nrIceS showed an ad-
vance OF ~ TO per cent, New England leading with
asles up to 5514 usua the report was circulated
that the company under the control of the
parties interested in the New York, New Haven
and Hartford While it is believed that this is cor
rect it is impossible obi ain any confirmation of the
report. 1t has been understood for some time that
the certificate stock is held by j. Pierpont Morgan
and William Rockefeller, and the revival OF the re-
port eNcites but little, except, perhaps IN pear
circles. The Changers, the Southwestern and
Southern Railway and l.. and n were also strong.
In the ndustrals chicago Gas rose 70 oU dropped
to 1855 and rallied TO 5S34659. Nearly $4,000
shares of the stock changed hands and the bulk OF
the buying was for short account. AS yet no Of
fetal statement of the policy OF the company IN
the matter of dividends has been given out. Sugar
rose I1s TO a. but the rise brought offerings
OF long stock and decline TO 11214G11212 en-
sued General Electric and Distiing and Cattle
Feeding were firm and leather weak. Rubber was
neglected. In the closing hour the market
firm, except for sugar and Chicago Gas. Net
changes show advances of II to 334 per cent, New
lost 3sO11S per cent. Canadian Pacific gained
215 per cent Total sales were 25O,OlS shares, in
Guiding $4,000 sugar. 30, 500 Reading and 26,820
DistillIng and Cattle Feeding
Bonds were strong. The sales footed up 81 ,929,-
900. Burlington and Quincy controvertibies rose
l. 10 JOY: Houston and Texas Central Consols 6s,
s. to los; Heading first preference, l, to 1912; do
seconds, 112. TO Pig; do thirds, Ia, TO 1914; do
fourths l2, 711a: do certificates. /. to SO: ST.
Louis Southwestern seconds, l12. TO 80; Mani
toba. Montana extension fours, IS, to 9212 Sa-
vannah and Western frsts certificates, 11a, to So;
Oregon Improvement tives, "a, 1884 Northern
Pacific frss, 14s. to 1872; do seconds, 12, to
lOOi5: do thirds 10 TO ~, and do conso fves, 6s,
TO 4O5s. In Government bonds at board $4,000
coupons fonrs of 1907 sold at l13, and $4,000
coupons tours Of 1925 at 124.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, Ny, July S.-Flour-Dull, weak;
wheat, lower grades, So 70@3 80: do fair
to fancy, So SOFA: do patents 81 2O@4 so; Min
nesota clears, So 1908 40; do Straits, So 500
so; do patents, So 9O@4 IS; low extras, 50 70t9
8 80; City mills, 81 IS; do patents, 81 rs;
Southern -four, dull weak; common TO fair ex-
ira, 81 4og3 IS; good to choice do So 2oG4
Cornmeal-Dull, easy; Western, 50 S0G2 go.
Rye-Nomina steady.
Wheat-DulI, 31s93l4c lower, with options clos
TO$4c; a1oat. 7134c; +. o. b., 71159725sc;
graded Red, 65@73c; No. 1 Northern, 71@7114c.
Options were active and heavy, with prices
91s@314c lower and weaker on cables, foreign sell
ing, weaker West local liquidation and better
crop reports, with arrivals OF new wheat West;
September and December most active. No. red
closed: July. 705Sc; August, 7l1Sc; September,
7l5sc: October, 1874 December, 1885.
Corn-Active: weaker No. 2, 461l2d4Sc elevator,
47126l49c afioat. Options we're active and 1850
$3.50 lower on local liquidatons ard following the
West; September most active; July closed 4615c;
SeUtpmDer
Dats@Quiet weaker. 0pfions, fairly active,
weaker: July, 26S4c; september, $500 Spot
SS4c: No. 2. Chicago, 28s4c; No. 8. 26c: No. 8,
white, SEC: mixed Western, 2S029c: white State
Hops-Quiet; steady; state, common to choice,
3@s12c; Pacific Coast, 3@9c. London market un-
Wool-Fair demand domestic fleece l5@19c:
pulled, 12@30c: Texas, 9G12e.
Lard-Quiet: steady: $13 50@l4 25.
Butter-Liberal supply. easy; State dairy 11@
tic; do creamery, l761712c; Western dairy. ga
12c; do creamery, 12@l171ac: do factory, Sr012c;
Elgins 1712GlSc; imitation creamery, l1@15c.
Cheese-Weak: quiet: STATED large 614@sSc: do
ancy, 77sdSc: do small, 7GS12c; part Skins, 21a
@5ihc: full skins. l1s@21ac.
Eggs-Steady: stare Of Pennsylvania, 1900
1412c: Western fresh, 12@13c; do per case,
81 1903 60 Talbot steady, moderate demand.
81 5OGI4.
Copper-Strong; Lake SO 1910 so.
Lead-Firm: domestic, 50 321a
Tin-Firm straits, s14 %; plates, fair demand,
Qrn.
Spelter-Dull: domestic SO 6215
Cotton Seed On-Quiet: unsettled: crude, 23c
bid; yellow prime, 2612c; do good of grades,
2534@26c.
Rfce-Fair demand; domestic 414@6c; Japan,
412c.
Enthusiastically active: firm; foreign nominal:
New Orleans, $50 32c
Cofee-Quiet; points up to 5 down. July, sl4 so:
OCTOBER S14 10: December S14 60G$14 IS; spot
Rio dull, easy No Z, S15 80.
Sugar-Raw, fairly active; steady: fair refining
2TSc: centrifugal, sc test, 3I4c: refined, fairly
active, firm of 4, 16nl63sc mold \, Al 6047sc:
standard a, 7-l6@45sc: Confectionery A. $40
@41ac: cut loaf and crushed. 5 lice: pow
dered. 424@t l5.lec; gTanulated. 7-ls@4s4c:
cubes. 11-le@47sc.
California fruits: Raisins crown, SAC; prunes
four sizes, 514c. Peaches-Hae's Early, S0c6D
SO 20. Plums-Royal Hative, 81 l09sl 80; do
peach, 81 25@S2 So: do Burbank, 81 1902 25.
Prunes-Tragedy. 81 65@S2 So. Apricots-Roy-
ais, 65c@Sl IS. Cherries-koyal Anne. 65c(1S2 as:
do Black Republican, 75cGl IS. Pears-Bart-
let's, 50 65@3; Buerre Clifford, 81 o5@i 10.
Oranges-Fancy Seedlings, 81 50@g2 10: do Mediter-
tanean Sweets 81 S0@2 55
CHICAGO MARKETS.