The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-12
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ops-Quieter and about steady.
Coffee-Options closed steady and unchanged
10 up; sales, 200 bags. including December,
81. l0@l7.15; January. SIC. 250$l6.s0: february
$l665; March. $l5409lh45: MAY, as 2s0ia S.:
spot BIO. steady; fair cargoes, 1s5<c; No. 2, lsc
sugar-Raw. dali and nominal: fair rodains,
5Ae.; refined. quiet
Copper-Nominal.
Lead--H svy; domestic. 35.lh
Tin-Steady; sra Is, 5000
Petroleum-Prices declined nearly points
but became strong on covering of sshorts. !"
spot closed ct 7Sl<c and December ct 1870.
wool
BosroN. Nov. lL-Wool-Territory woods ara in
demand. nne selling 1t 62d6sc; 6ne medium.
66060c: and medium at bO957c; California and
Oregon woods steady an UNCHANGED.
NEW YoRK. Nov n-Wool-Flrm; domestic
fleece. 34@S9c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 1L-Wool-Unchsueod
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroN, Nov. 1l.-A desperate bur unsuccess.
full effort was made upon the part of the bal .
% advanc. stocks this morning. AZ fears were
entertained that further decline would lead 10
an actual panic. Quotations opened ct an ad-
vance, becoming about per cent higher than
last night - 4 rule. Further slight improve.
ment was made, but when there came new1 of
the failure Of prominent Wall street house,
again, and ct II O'Clock prices were near those
Of the Opening. Al .. m. the N .rkst was frm
Following are closin, quotations:
Attention.. ......... 2S1dMex Central fcom). 1s1<
Burlington. ..... 81 lSsa Diego. ........ Ii
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO Nov. lin wneas specu alive trad.
ing was active, and while the market was
stronger and prices somewhat better than yes
terday, nervous feeling existed. The situa-
ion In Wal street early somewhat improved
the MARKET and European money matters
Frightened mp some and altogether there was
little moro confidence displayed, but operators
were disposed to be cautious and trading was
largely in the way of covering "shorts" The
bear interest was less aggressive, and offerings
were smaller than yesterday. The market was
no doubt oversold, and less favorable influences
caus a the reaction. There was modOrate buy.
ing by rood houses. some representing Eastern
clfrntaae Most Of the huying was in the way
Of covering ssshorts." though there il no doubt
that some wheat was bought for investment, at
least for sho mp turn. The market opened
l<CdI<c lower, but under good buying steadily
advanced 2}<c for December, l5zc for Nay,
essed up come, and closed 70 higher tor De
cember and 10 for May than yesterday. Re-
ccip,s, 7ss, 0o0: ,hipments. $4,000 bushels
wneat-C osed firm; cash, 96s<c; December.
s67sc: May. $L04x.
Corn-sseady; cash, sc; December slssc:
Nay, o4ezc
Osss--s,eady; cash. CSC: December, CSC;
May. s61xc.
Barley-Firm ct Soc
Pork-sseady: cash. ,e.75; January. sl1E1<;
Nay. $i267<.
go: Nay. IS S73<
Rye-Steaiy 1t 661<c
Whisky-3lA
shoa.ders-$5 s71<a55o; short clear. H.750
$50; short ribs. S.4006 so
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov ll--Cattle-ReceiptA 5000;
steady 70 strong: steers, el(06s5; Tcxana q l50
2s55<: rangers. &a9s6o; native butcher stock,
el@2@
Hoes-Receipta, 100; steady to arm: rough
and common ss.6092so; mixed, s. Ss04 10;
prime heavy and butcher weights. saga i5;
light R750SSS IS.
sheep-R ceipis, 6.00o: slow and lower; ma
Dives. IS 75CeA25: Texans, ts5t627a