The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-09
1ARkEr REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKET REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH
Wall Street Did a Large Business, but
| Was Weak and Excited.
! New York, Nov. 6.-Upon a larger vol
ume of business that has been noted for
a long time past, today's stock market
after momentary strength at the outset,
| Welded. and continued weak and excited
| to the close.
Money-Easy; closed at per cent.
Sterling exchange-Dull; $4.SSA@4.S9 for
demand and $4S71sG4.S7% for 60 days.
| Government bonds-Steady.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
U. S. new As Registered and coupons)
121; U. S. SIS Registered and coupons)
114s; U. S. As Registered and coupons)
111A; Pacific 6s of 1895 1922
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
| Atchison 1915 Adams Express $50. Amer
| lean Express 116, Canadian Pacific 571A,
Central Pacific 1872, Burlington S25, Dis
| tillers 1878, Great Northern preferred 122,
Illinois Central 80. Kansas & Texas pre-
ferred 301a, Lake Shore 14719, Lead Trust
29M, Michigan Central 90, Missouri Pacific
2SA, National Cordage 6s4, do preferred Is,
North American 45s, Northern Pacific Az.
do preferred 1914, Northwestern 1041a, do
preferred 146, New York Central 991a, New
York & New England As, Oregon Short
Line & Utah Northern Z. Pacific Mail 261a,
Pullman Palace 1874, Rio Grande & West
ern II, do preferred Al, Rock Island 1884,
st. Paul 74ss, do preferred 1251a Southern
Pacific 2O1a, Union Pacific 1917, United
States Express AZ, Wells Fargo Express
80, Western Union $685. General Electric
3O1s, National Linseed 22s4.
MINING STOCKS.
Bulwer &C. Chollar 25c, Crown Point SOC,
Con. CAL & Va. $2.25, Deadwood SOC,
Gould & Curry 35c, Hale & Norcross $1.4O,
Homestake $50. Iron Silver 25c, Mexican
SOC, Ontario So, Ophir s1.2O, Plymouth 15c,
Quicksilver $3.50, do preferred $3.50, Sierra
Nevada SOC, Standard 81, Union Console
dated 55c, Yellow Jacket SOC.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
Bar silver-67Ac
Copper-Dull; brokers' price $11. 6211k; ex-
change price $11.60@11.6 g.
Lead-Dull; unchanged.
PARIS BOURSE PANICKY
Paris, Nov. 6.-Business on the bourse
today opened dull and with great fall
of Ottomans, which complicated the stua-
ton and caused further depression. It is
apprehended that there will be many de-
faulters among the spectators. Twenty
four hours delay has been granted
large coulisse firms in their difficulties in
consideration of efforts they are making
to meet their engagements.
LIVE STOCK.
stockers and feeders $2.2Oa3. IS; calves s5.25
06; Texas cattle $275@3.1O for steers and
$2@2.7O for COWS; western rangers ruled
unchanged. Cattle receipts today were
1900 head
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head The demand
was brisk, prices advanced early in the
day 5@10c; common to good droves sold
at $3.55@3.75; packing hogs $355Q3.65, and
shipping lots $365@3.7O.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head. The sales
were at $1.35@3.50 for inferior to choice
natives. Westerns were in demand at $175
@2.S5, and lambs brought s3@4.25.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
CHICAGO. Nov S-January pork s927:
lard $50: ribs A65.
WOOL MARKET.
Boston, Nov. 6.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
the wool trade:
1.-THE market is placid, steady and firm
The position of combing woods has rarely
been stronger than at this date. Certain
~ there has never been any more firmly
held at the seaboard. The aggregate
sales Of all kinds in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia is 1924, 800 pounds, of
which 2,2300O0 pounds were domestic and
1891, $50 pounds were foreign. The total
sales in the three markets last week
amounted 1894, 400 pounds.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New York. Nov. 6.-Hops-Quiet.
WOOl-Quiet.
Petroleum-Firmer: United closed at
s1.391a bid.
Pig iron-Barely steady.
Coffee-Closed barely steady; January
s14.55@14.60; February $14.45; spot Rio dull;
No. $15621s.
Sugar-Raw dull; refined more active
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