The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-12
W. H. HAMMoN, Forecast
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE stock market
presented somewhat ragged appearance at inter
walls to-day, and tie bears succeeded in making
decided impression upon prices, owing chiefly TO
further break in wheat and corn, the engagement
of 81, 100000 gold for shipment TO Europe aud the
absence of information concerning the intention of
the Belmont-Morgan syndicate with reference to
making good the impairment of the treasury gold
reserve. The fact that London turned up a
seller again to-day, coupled with a sudden decline
of l per cent il the new Government tours, which
caused fresh comment about the probability of
new, bond issue contributed to the weakness of
the market. The bears operated with mere con-
fidence than for some time past, and succeeded in
forcing out considerable amounts OF stock carried
by brokers on stop orders.
The lowest quotations Of the day were touched
shortly after delivery hour, and showed decline
as compared with the closing figures of yesterday
of 2 TO 21 per cent, the latter IN tennessee Coal
and Iron. which dropped TO 4214- There also
heaVy pressure again IN me SIahgers ana racine
Mail, Reading, Louisville and Nashville, General
Electric, Distillers, sugar and the Southwestern
group Shortly before the close, when it
nounced that the bond syndicate had deposited
SIS 100000 gold in the subtreasury the shorts took
alarm and in their efforts to cover bid prices up
rapidly. Tennessee Coal and Iron Jumped nearly
points to 453s, but subs aquently receded to A.
The remainder of the list advanced anywhere from
70 to 1S4 per cent Missouri Pacific leading. Still
the general list showed net losses of rs to 134 per
cent. Manhattan, however, rose l and Sugar Is
per cent. The sales were 340,3l2 shares, of which
$4,000 were St. Paul; $500. Sugar: 27,400, Bur
lington: 24,500, Rock Island 21,700, Atchison:
2030O. Redding and 1900, Tennessee Coal.
Bonds
the decline in stocks early in the day. Sales
$l966,000. United States Cordage SKIES fell 1Ss
to 40: Wabash debenture series B, "A TO 1924; do
twos, l to 70; Texas Pacific firsts us to 90: do
seconds, ia TO 2S12; st. Louis Southwe stern twos,
234 to 49, Reading first preference, l TO 3714;
Northern Pacific conso fiveS, to 40: Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago fives, l3s to 10; Kansas
and Texas tours, ia to S812; Fort Worth and
Denver CITY firsts 2 10 70: Erie second consols
Pacific first certificates to 49, and Atchson tours,
7S>trsoIiLerd yryas+a-n M ,,aor 6,as rosa +o &c
and Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern first certif-
Gates ia to 51s4.
coupon tours of 1925 brought 1221@@1211a and
$4,000 coupon fves 116.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion hand 81, 0s4 ounces; certificates
outstanding, 80.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK. n. Y, Sept. 11.-Flour, neg
lected; weak; freely offered. Winter wheat-Low
grades, 50 1892 so; do fair to fancy, So 6O@3 Is;
do patents, So 45@3 so: Minnesota clear, 81 5O@
. 80; do straights, So l5@3 40: DO patents So 3C0
4; low extras, 81 1892 60; city mills, $4O5@4 10;
do patents, $4(d4 25; Southern flour, Gull, weak
common to fair extra, 1892 20; good to choice
Corn-Quiet; steady yellow western, 50 $50
27O.
Rge-Quiet; nominal: State and Jersey, 54@54c
Barley-Quiet; steady; No. Milwaukee, SOC;
Western, 45(650c.
Wheat-Active for export at lower prices. No.
red in store and elevator, 61126134c afioat 81 10
@61S4c; f. o. b., 6114(a6214c; No. red, 62sa6G
631Hc Options opened steady with light trade.
declined 81 on the Government report and fuIther
declining lac free liquidations here and West:
Der and Nav most active; No 2 Red closed .sentem
Der 607sc; October, Gle; December, Csc; May,
661ac.
elevator; 3912@395Sc ahoat. Options were mod
erately active and weaker realizing and follow
ing the West, closing at 1a@114c down. May and
September most active. september &c; October,
377sc; December 351R: May, 347sc.
Oats-Dull; white, frmer. Options quiet, easier.
sSepteMm6er, 2saac October or 2S4c: December
White, 2S1sc; No. 2, Chicago, 241a@24sIc; No 3
2Sc; No 3, White, 26g2S14c; Mixed Western, IS
Pigron- Moderately active; firm. American,
81 5O@ls.
Copper-Firm. Lake, sl2 25
Lead-Easy. Domestic, SO 40.
Tin-Firm. Straights. $l4 40@14 As; plates
quiet.
Spelter-Firrner. Domestic "a I71l@4 90
Hops-Quet; easy. State common TO choice,
3@7c; do new, 7@lOc; Pacific Coast, s1a@7c;
London market unchanged.
Wool-Firm: fair drmand. Domestic fleece,
l29l21Sc; pulled, 15@15$4c; Texas. lO@lo14c.
city SIS go; October, Sc 10, nominal; reneds dull;
Continent Sc SO; South America, Sc 80; COM
pound, $4 621a@5.
POrk-Active; STEADY. Mess $40 25@lo75.
Butter-Moderate demand. Fancy firm; State
d dsiry oi I2g1saac do creamery zoe: Western
s@l21ac; Elgins, Zoe; imitation creamery, ii
Cheese-Dull, unsettled State, large. 515@71hc:
214@6c; full SKINS, I15a2c. a. pa 'A--D''
Eggs-oniet, fancy firm. State and Pennsylvania,
l5@11c; Western, fresh, l4@16c; do per case,
Talow-steady, quiet. City, 414c; country, Ala
Cottonseed oil-Steady, quiet moderate demand.
Crude, 24c; yellow prime, 265s@26s4c; do good
on grades, 25S4l926c.
Rice-Firm. Domestic, 55s@6c: Japan, 3M@
4c.
Molasses-Firm. Foreign nominal: New Orleans.
26(d32c; firm; moderately active
Coifee.Firm; to 10 points up. September,
GA IS; January, $l4 25; Spot Rio, dull, steady;
No. z, 1514c.
Sugar-Kaw, firm. more active. Fair refining Sc;
centrlfugals SO test 314c. Refined, Quiet and nm
changed; on A, 3 1864 3-16c: mold A,
41z@4 l1-16c. Standard A, 414@4 7-16c; confec-
TONERS a, 41sG4 s'26c; cut loaf and crushed,