Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-11-30

only important loss in prices
Money-Easy; closed at Pc per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm; $i.89lsd4 S9l4
for demand and $4.S71aG4 1874 for 60 days.
l. Government bOnds-Stc 10y.
Petroleum-Strong at $lojl2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
L. S. new As Registered and coupons)
l2O1b t. S. IS Registered and coupons)
| 114&4, do as (registered) HE, do As (cou-
pons) 111A, Pacific Us 102
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
Atchison 1928, Adams Express 147, Amer
| lean Express ILL., Canadian Pacific 49,,
Central Pacific 1914 Burlington 1913, Dis
! tiIlers' and Cattle 1895, Great Northern
preferred III, Illinois Central 81, Kansas
& Texas preferred 1884, Lake Shore 49,
| Lead Trust 80, Michigan Central 100, Mis-
souri, Pacific 291a National Cordage 6A,
do preferred 1872, North American IA,
| Northern Pacific 41B do preferred 1875
Northwestern 1862, do preferred l49, New
| York Central &c., New York & New Eng
| land 80 Oregon Short Line & Utah North
ern 7. Pacific Mail 3038, Pullman Palace
1863 Rio Grande 81 Western II. do preferred
40, st. Paul 75H, do preferred 127, Southern
Pacific 2l4, Sugar Refinery 9738, Union
Pacific 50, United States Express AZ,
Wells-Fargo Express 90, Western Union
S75s, General Electric 3Ol2, National Lin
seed %.
MINING STOCKS.
Bulwer Sc, Chollar 2Oc, Crown Point 20c,
Con. Cal. & Va. $2.15, DeadWoOd zoe, Gould
& Curry Csc, Hale & NorcrOss $1.15, Home
stake $780, Iron Silver zoe, Mexican 40c,
Ontario $3.50, Ophir $110 Plymouth 25c,
Quicksilver 81, do preferred SIG, Sierra
Nevada 6Oc, Standard $3.50, Union Con-
solidated SOC. Yellow Jacket 2Oc.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
Bar SilVer-6738c.
Lead--tlrmer; brokers price, $500; eX-
change price, $3.25432712.
Copper-Easy; brokers' price, $l1; ex-
change price, $l1Q11,10
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Nov. 25.-There was no partic-
ular change in cattle and the market was
steady and moderately active; good to
choice fat beeVeS averaging from 200 to
1900 pounds sold the best. Native beeyes
were saleable a t So 10Q385 Exporters have
become light buyers and their purchases
last week were only 2200 head, as against
5495 the preceding week and 1860 the cor
responding week last year. The stocker
and feeder trade has fallen off and only
SO cars were sent west from here last
week, being the smallest shipment in sew
eral months. Supplies of stock cattle
have become greatly lessened since west
ems have stopped coming in good num-
fairly active and steady. cows selling
largely at $185Q2.S5. Western rangers and
Texans were steady and fairly active.
There was a good demand for hogs from
city packers today, and although cOmpe-
tition from eastern shippers continued
light prices were stronger with some sales
of choice droVes at an advance of 212Qt5c
per 100 pounds, sales ranging at $3.4OQ3.7O,
the bulk of transactions being at $3.50
365 The range of prices was narrow and
heavy, light and medium weights selling
close together. Pigs sold briskly, chiefly
at So. 40Q36O.
Common to prime sheep were $1.50Q3,5O,
sales being largely at $2Q3 with very few
good enough to bring $3.50. Lambs were
N demand at $3Q4, with not many choice
docks on sale. Western sheep are be-
coming scarcer.
PORTLAND WHEAT.
Portland, Or, Nov. 25.-Wheat-Quiet;
ilrmer; Walla WalIa 49c; valley 52c per bu.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
SAM Francisco, Nov. 25.-Wheat-No. l
shipping 96AQ97Rc; choice $3.50; milling
$1.05.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, 6712q6SAc
choice zoe; brewing 7212QS0c.
Oats-Mllling 65Q7212c; Surprise 85Q9oc'
fancy feed 75QlS0c; good to choice 6oQ!oc;
black, for seed, $11O01.30; gray oZ12Q'- 12c'
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Chicago, Nov. 25.-Wheat opened hrhs,
and closed at an advance for the day OF
/ sac per bushel The strength came from
the news of California shipments OF con-
siderable amounts of wheat to Australia
damage to and poor prospects Tor the
| Argentine wheat crop, a good demand
! for round lots Of red wheat for shipment
! from here and an increase OF from 12 10
! / per cent per bushel in the premium ola
for it. Close: May wheat 611sc; corn 29Ac;
oats 2O5sc. Receipts: Wheat l3S'oVo pu'
| corn 900 blu; oats $4,000 gu.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.