The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-09-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
METAL QUOTATIONS

| MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
! New York, Sept. n.-Bar silver, 671Sc.
| Copper-Quiet; brokers' price, $12 121A;
exchange price, $1225
Lead-strong; brokers' price, 1925; ex-
change price, $40.
CHICAGO GRAIN
| Chicago, Sept. 11.-Wheat was again dull
and the bearish conditions which have rul-
| ed for some time still prevailed The
northwestern deliveries and heavy liqui
| dalton knocked another Ac off the value
| today, December closing that much lower.
| Gold shipments created rather panicky
| conditions during the last hour
| Close: December wheat 571sc. corn 2714c,
| May oats 2Oazc.
| Receipts: Wheat lao, 1000, corn SAC, 900, oats
| 100000.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Sept. ia large share of the
cattle now coming forward are rangers
| Of the far northwest, 5000 of them arriv-
| ing today. Sales of choice native ship
| ping and dressed beef cattle were at SIS. 500
5.75; stockers and feeders, .35@3. IS ;butch-
ers and Gamers, $1.75@35O; veal calves,
| $3@6.50. Western rangers were in the u.s.
ual good demand and prices were steady
Hogs-Better demand at slightly lower
prices; packing hogs, $4@A.1 shipping lots,
$4.20@4.30; mixed, $3.a0@4.25; lights, 1850
AS.
sheep-Prices ruled firm at yesterdays
advance, with an active demand. Native
sheep, $15O@1.75 for inferior; choice to
fancy, $4,000; western rangers, active at
| 81. 50@3.5O best being wanted for export
Lambs were in excellent demand at So 10
as, the bulk of the sales being at $45O0
Receipts: Cattle 1880, calves 600, hogs
$1,000, sheep $4,000.
Omaha, Sept. 11.-Cattle-The market
was active and firmer on beeves; stockers
| and feeders 1Oc higher than Monday west
ern steers, $3@4.25; calves, $25O@5.
Sheep-Firmer; fair to choice Westerns
| $2.25@3; common and stock sheep, $2@3;
| lambs, $314.75.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Chicago, Sept 11.-January pork, 1897;
lard, $5.72; ribs $780,
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New York, Sept. 1.-Atchison q, Ad-
| ans Express 14S, American Express 114
Canadian Pacific ssh, Central Pacific 10,
Burlington 881a, Distillers and Cattle 49,
Great Northern preferred 127, Illinois Cen
trail 1O4A, Kansas & Texas preferred 1894,
Lake Shore 1904, Lead Trust 34%, Michi-
gan Central 1O1, Missouri Pacific 1915, Ma
tional Cordage 65s, do preferred 1874,
North American 55s, Northern Pacific 5.
do preferred 10, Northwestern 1O4, do
preferred l461a, New York Central 1O3, New
York & New England 55, Oregon Short
Line & Utah Northern 10, Pacific Mail
325s, Pullman Palace 1884, Rio Grande &
Western Is, do preferred 421a, r. TX Island
SOS, st. Paul 1878, do preferred 129, South
ern Pacific Is, Sugar Refinery 111%, Union
Pacific 14A, United States Express Al.
Wells-Fargo Express 109 Western Union
IS, General Electric 49, National Linseed
Is.
MISCELLANEOUS
New York, Sept. 11.-Hops-Quiet.
WOo1-Steady.
ra4u.,... -. =
bid.
Coffee-Spot Rio, dull; No. 7, $1575
Sugar-Raw, firm; centrifugal, SO test,
SIC.
WALL STREET.
New York, Sept. 1.-THE stock market
today was marked by irregularity, con-
trasting movements occurring at inter-
walls. The volume Of business showed an
increase of nearly so per cent over that Of
the previous day.
Government bonds-Weak for As and
steady for the others.
Money-Easy at per cent.
sterling exchange-Dull and firm; $4,000
4.90A for demand and $4S9@4. 1914 for GO
days.
MINING STOCKS.
New York, Sept. n.-Bulwer Sc, Chollar
soc, Grown Point SOC. Con. Cal. & Va.
$3.50, Deadwood SOC, Gould & Curry 4Oc,
Hale & Norcross $1.40 Homestake 800
Iron Silver zoe, Mexican Coo, Ontario 49,
Ophir $14O, Plymouth zoe, Quicksilver So,
do preferred $40, Sierra Nevada zoe, Stand
ard $2.35, Union Consolidated 40c, Yellow
Jacket 40c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York, Sept. n.-U. S. new As (reg-
istered and coupons) 122, u. S. 5s (regis-
tered and coupons) 1854, do As (registered)
ll11s, do As (coupons) 1121s, Pacific IS 100.
Kansas Popullsts Cowed,
TOpeka Kas Sent 11-Tho ,,oo,,;4