The San Francisco call., 1896-07-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 27.-The security mar
kets to-daywere quiet Sales were smaller than
for long time past, the dealings only aggregating
.1l700O shares. At the opening there was a great
pressure to sell, the action of the Popufsts st.
Louis last Saturday having created a bearish sem
timent both here and in London. Foreign opera
tors sold from 10000 10000 shares Of st. Paul
and Louisville and Nashville and local traders put
out smaller lines of srocks. Under this process
The list yielded anywhere from IA to PA per cent:
Jersey Central, Sugar he grangers, Louisville and
Nashville and Manhattan scoring the heaviest
losses.
Later on rally ensued with the announcement
that the committee on foreign bankers had COM
peted their plan for the prevention Of gold exports
While no details were ob:ainabIe from official
sources it is learned that the plan provides for the
formation of a powerful syndicate to control the
exchange market and the cooperation of local as
vel as London, Berlin and Paris bankers. So far
as the ability of the syndicate 10 carry out the
scheme is concerned it may be said that the belief
is that the bankers will control the situation with
out shadow Of dou BIT until election.
the afternoon rally Sugar and Gas were most
prominent. Near the close the market showed
speculation was barely steady in tone. Net
changes show losses OF Is to 1s.
Bonds were weak, the SAFES aggregating 1884,
00O Atchison general fours fell 13ls to 1914 do
adjustment fours l Is to 321s. Kansas Pacific
consolidated SKIES 61s to so, Kansas and Texas
seconds to 5412, tennessee Coal and Iron con-
sodated skies s TO so.
In Government bonds $4,000 coupon flves of
1925 sold at 1l412Ql15
Grain.
FLOUR Dull and steady Winter wheat. low
DO patents S. 45s T5 Mnnesota Sy eaan aUs So 40 90
2 30: do straighJs, 81 90@3 40: 40 patents
$S l5@4; low extras 81 1902: city mills, So go:
80: superhne, 81 60@2 rs; fine, 81 5O@2. South
ern flour, dull and steady; common to fair extra
S2@2 so; good 70 choice do 81 6O@2 60 Rye
CORNMEAL-Q Quiet steady: yellow Western
81 05@2 10; Brandywine, 50 So.
RYE-Dull; Western. 3S1ac f. o. b.
BARLEY-Qniet; 331ac +. o. b.
BARLEY MALT-Neglected: Western 4S052c
WHEAT-Dull, steady unchanged: 4 O. b
691sc; ungrsded, 58@69c; No. Northern 67bSc
Options advanced ss@15c with the West. feIl
ing, increased Wis bic supply and realizing closing
firm at 1sc advance, with moderate trade Sen.
tember and December only were traded in July
sc; August, 64ssc: September, 645sc; October
Stocks OF grain, and ahoat Julv 25.
Wheat 1,773,095; corn, 323, 1874: oats, 77z TO.
rye, 35.376; barley, 1882; malt, i22, 500; peas
CoRN-DulI. firm; No. 2, &c elevator; s2l4c
afloaL "a
Options were dull ana closed at 1ae decline on
ments; September and OCTOBER only traded in:
July, and September, 31c; October, 32c.
OATS-Quiet, steady.
Options dull, firm; July, 233zc September
sot prices: No. 2. 22slc; No. white. 241h0
243zc; No. Chicago 231zc: No. 3. 2l3zc; NO (
while. 231zc; mixed Western 22@24c; white
24029c: white State, 24G129c.
FEED BRAN-52ihc.
MIDDLINGS-60@6215c.
RYE-Feed, 56c
Provisions.
BEEF HAMs-DuIl; $14 5O@15. Dressed beef
steady: extra, $l1@12. Cut meats, picked bel.
lies, II pounds &c; do shoulders, ss4@4c: do
hams 9G11Oc.
LAKD-Dun easier. western steam. SO so;