The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-19
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Sept. 1s.-Transactions in
stocks to-day were Just about the same as on yes
terday, the total footing up 257 APO shares against
25S,341 on Tuesday. The market started Off strong
and in the first hour of business prices moved up
IA TO 2 per cent, the Anthracite coalers, Pacific
Mail and Chicago Gas leading the upward move
ment. The better feeling due to the receipt of
higher cables from London the settlement of the
PanamaPacific Mail troubles, the favorable state
of the ST. Paul for the second week of Septem-
Der and on the improvement in the Anthracite
coal situation. The street, ever ready TO discount
even this, whether favorable the reverse, has
concluded that the rise in the price OF coal fore
shadows the contamination of the long looked for
Anthracite coal deal whereby the backawanna
Delaware and Hudson, Reading and sey Cen
trail TO be brought into one harmonious whole
After the shorts in the railway stocks had COM
pleted their purchases to put 1t differently, had
recovered from the scare, the market became dull
The rumors of heavy gold exports by Saturday s
European steamers were then circulated, and it
was given that William II. Crossman & Bro.
were figuring on the shipment of 81, 900. 600 This
chilled the bullish ardor, and pending definite
announcement to the exports late in the week,
traders were inclined to reduce their operations.
Chicago Gas proved superior to prevailing condi-
tions and proceeded vigorously with their work of
putting up the stock. Nearly $4,000 shares were
traded In, and the price advanced 212 per cent to
6712, the last transactions having been made at
the quotation given.
Sugar after an early decline to lO614 moved
up to l065s. Lead and distilling were also firmer
at a higher range. The market closed steady in
tone. Net changes snow advances OF 1s to zig per
cent Chicago Gas and Iackawanna leading. Bonds
were higher Sales footed up $1,71S,000 Bur
lington and Quincy sevens rose to 121; Richmond
and Allegheny trsts, consols, 10 90; Fort Worth
and Denver City frsts, to IL; Southern and
Northern Alabama fves, to 9912 Missouri Pa
cifc skies, to 1902; Reading firsts preference Ia
to 1915: do seconds. "A TO 1914 st. Louis South
western seconds. to 1912, and Western New York
and Pennsylvania generals, to so.
In Government bonds at the board $4,000 reg
istered As of 1907 brought 1l134.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion hand, 81, AZ ounces; certificates
outstanding 81.
Grain and
NEW YORK. y. V, Sept. ls.-Flour, steady:
moderate demaud Winter wheat-Low grades
So 1892 so; do, fair to fancy, So 6063 25; do pat
ents So 30@3 so: Minnesota clear, 81 5O92 90; do,
straights 1898 %; DO, patents, So lO@4; low
extras 81 1902 so; city mills So 85@4 10: do pat
ents. 81 1904 So; Southern -four, quiet, steady:
common to fair extra, $2@2 20: good to choice,
So SO@3.
Cornmeal-Dull, steady; yellow western So $50
27O.
Rye-Dull. unchanged.
Barley-NOmina
Wheat-Dull frmer, with options checking bust
6312c; afloat. 6334c; f. o. b., 6414@63szc; I'M
graded red. $1,000; MOI Northern, 5414c.
Options we're fairly active. advancing 114@13sc
on frmer cables; light receips of winter foreign
buying and local coverings; declining 2s61sc on
local realizing closing firm 7s(6114c over yester-
day. Decemberand May most active. No. 2 red
closed: septemb63er, Csc; October. 631ac; Decem-
Corn-Quet, stronger No. 2, 1880 eeva-
tor: 4034c aioat. Options were moderately active
and strong at 120l14c advance on light receipts,
firmer cables, foreign buying, better West and
local covering; May and October most active; Sep
TENDER, 3912c: October, 391sc; November. $500;
December, 3612c: May. 35$4c
Oats-Quiet, firm. Options, dull firmer. Sep
TENDER, 2412c: October 2414c; May, 253zc. Spot
prices: No. g 2414c; No. White, % ac: No.
Chicago, 2434c; No 3, 2314c; No. 9 White,
27c: Mixed Western, 24@26c; White State and
Western. Z7@33c.
Pigiron-Firm, moderate demand American,
81 50@l4.
Copper-Easier. Lake, s12 10.
Iead-Easy; domestic. SO 30(13 49,
Tin-Quet. Straghts, So IS; plates, quiet.
Spelter-Quiet: domestic, 81 %.
Hcps-Quiet unchanged.
WOol-Firm: unchanged.
Lard-Firmer; quiet. Western steam, $6 2215
City, So; October, Sc 20, nominal; January,
So Is, nominal Refined, better demand: CONT
$45s@s.
Pork-Steady, Mess, $1O@1O %.
Butter = Fair demand; choice firm. State
dairy, l2(Gl9c: do creamery. 201a@21c: Western
dairy, 912Gl3c do creamery l3@021c; do fac
tory. sCGl212c; Elgins, 21c: imitation creamery,
11@15c.
CEeese-Moderate demand: fancy, firm State,
large, 512973sc do fancy, 7t973sc: do. small, ca
SAC; part SKINS 214@6c; full Skins, 112@2c.
Eggs-Moderate demand; unchanged.
Tallow-Firmer. City, 414c bid; country, 414G
412c.
Cottonseed oil-Dun. Crude, 24c; yellow prime
&c asked: do, good OF grades 26@2614c.
Rice and Molasses-Unchanged.
Gomez - Steady; unchanged TO points up.
November. $14 50t014 So: December, $I4 300
IA 40: March, $13 95@14: May, $l3 rs. Spot
Rio, quiet, STEADY; No. Z, 1890.
Sugar-Raw firm. Fair refining 3M31sc: CEN
trifugals, 34@3sc. Refined, firm unchanged.