The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-26
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW 1Ohh. N. L. June Collie SlOCh indl-
ket to-day in the main was firm and higher. While
the transactions were by means large, 1t was
ticeable that the improvement in prices brought
out comparatively few offerings and that room
traders still disposed to work on the bull side
of the account. The only weak spots were New
England, Chicago Gas and Tennessee Coal and
Iron. Z. s. Leather declined lss per cent, but re-
covered New England, after opening l34 higher
at So, broke 70 so. rallied TO 51S4 and closed at
1881, the lowest of the day. The disposition to
sell is explained by the fact of the Vanderbilt
interests in the shares and that the property will
henceforth be operated for the aiding of New
York, New Haven and Hartford and New York
Central roads.
1t was reported that the average price paid for
the control of the New England was in the neigh
borhood of 35. Chicago Gas solo freely through
out the day owing to the veto of the Nowenthal
frontage bill by Governor Altgeld. The stock
opened l15 lower at 7l12 and after rallying 10
the list advances of "A to 13s per cent were
corded. New York, Susquehanna and Western pre-
ferred, Kansas and Texas common and preferred,
Big Four Illinois Steel Distillers and Pacific Mail
scoring the largest net gains. Wheeling and Lake
Erie and Pttsburg and Western preferred were in
brisk request on the phenomenal increase in
ings shown by both companies as a result OF the
settlement OF the bituminouS coal troubles ana the
marked improvement in the iron trade.
The latter is having a good effect on the market
generally. and another matter that inspires coufi-
dence in stock circles is the fact that the Treasury
gold reserve will tomorrow or next day be as high
as S107 100000 in consequence OF the final set
Element between the bond syndicate and the Gov
eminent on account of the now famous $500 600
loan. Speculation closed firm in tore with prices
the close Yesterday New England and Chicago
gas were exceptions, and scored losses of l19t92
per cent. Tennessee Coal and Iron preferred
brought lO2, against 90, the last previously re-
ported sale. Total sales were 226,S52 shares.
The bond market was strong. Sales were ST.
$4,000. Kansas and Texas 2's advanced IA to
621a; do As, 1a to S6$4 c. and o. SIS of 1911, l
to ffsA Colorado Coal 6's. 112 10 SO; General
lists 90: Northern Pacific SIS TO IA: Oregon Short
Line Con. SIS 514 70 5ll4: do certificates, l5S 70
Union Pacific gold 6's, to 81; Utah Southern
Generals, 2 TO 81; United States Cordage 6s, 21s
to Az and Virginia Midland, general stamped, ] 10
1O3. susquehanna and Western SIS declined 3 to
90 and later rallied to 100. In Government bonds
at the board $4,000; registered SIS sold at 1854.
Grain and Merchandise.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June 25.-Flour-Dull weak
winter wheat. low grades, 81 1908 80; do, fair to
fancy, So 50@4; do patents, 81 20G4 50: Mime
sofa, clear, So 1898 40; do straits, So 30@3 go
patents, So 90G4 rs; low extras, 50 1908 30
city mills, 81 IS; do patents, 81 80. Southern
-four, dull weak: common 10 fair extras, 81 409
3l5; good to choice, So 2094
Cornmeal-Dull, steady Sales, 200 bbls; yellow
Western, 81 30(42 80.
Rye-Nominal: State roc.
Wheat-Spot market dull: firmer with options;
No. red store and elevator 75@7514c; .aaoal
1614@7652c; +; o. b., 76gs a5 ungraded, red
weak and declined 1s4@1 3sc on weaker cables
foreign selling. rains West and local liquidatons
ering, fell 1sc and closed firm at 11s9114c over
yesterday, with fair trade. July, September and
j
July, 1890; August 751sc; September, 1880
October, 77c; December. 1880.
Corn-Spot, dull, tirmer: No 2, 527sc: elevator
537s@54c afloat. Options ruled dull and irregular
with wheat and the rest closed firm at Is advance
August and September most active. July, SIC
August, 54c; September, 541Sc
Oats-Spots were active, hrmer; options quiet
firm June, 291sc; July ,2S1ac: September, 30ssc
3312c: No. 9, Chicago 3014@301ac; No. 3, 29c
No. 8, white, 3312c: mixed Western, 30@32c
white Western, 34@4Oc; white State, 34@4Oc.
Hav-Iipht rpcpiOtS. firmpr. shining. 6(lc- poof
Hops-Duli: steady; State, common to choice
9@9c: Pacific Coast, 39sc; London market un
changed.
Wool-Fair demand, firm; domestic feeces, l!
@l9c; pulled. 12@30c; Texas 9g12c.
Lard-Quiet, stronger; Western steam closed a
So 721a; city, Sc 05@6 Is; option sales, none
July closed IS 81, nominal; September closed 81 II
nominal; refined, firm; continent, 81 40; Soutt
American, 81 40; compound, 5o3sc
Pork-Firm, poor demand; mess $13 25@13 35
Butter-Moderate demand, steady; State dairy
1lf6l7c: 90 creamery, 171a@1Sc; Western dairy
S014c; do creamery, 12Glsc: do factory, S@121(ac
Elgin, 1sc; imitation creamery, 1l@l5c-
Cheese-Fancy State, large. 6G7Tsc; do fancy
71a@77sc; do small, 614@s1sc; part skins, 20
412c; full skins, 112c.
lac; Western, fresh 111a@l212c; do per case
TaIiow-oulet and steady: city, 4ss@41ac; sales
Cotton Seed Ol-Dull and weak: crude, 23c
yellow, 2634c; do, good off grade 251ac.
&c; Japan, 4@41ac.
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New Orleans, 266
&c. in fair demand and firm.
Coffee-Closed barely steady; unchanged TO /,
points up: July, $14 10@14 10; August, $14 400
ID IS; September, $l4 2o@l4 %: October $l4 2
but steady: No. 7, 15s4c
sugar-Raw, dull and steady; fair refining, 2zsc
steady; off 4, 41s@4ssc; mold a, i1-fs ss &c
standard A, 7-l6945sc; confectionery A, 81
Gee; cn5 eaf AZ i1e &c. crushed 16G
9144c; cubes, 1l-l6G47sc.