The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-10-12
MARKET REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH
speculation on Change More Regular
Wheat Markets Steady.

1Scw olh, OcC. S-Tne Speculat ton to-
lay was upon about the same scale as to
activity as yesterday, but was much more
regular In It's course, the tendency OF
prices being mainly upward
Money-Easy; closed at y per cent
Sterling exchange-Firm: A87AQ4. STU
for demand and $4S6AQ4.S6 for 60 days.
Government bonds-Steady.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
U. S. new As Registered and coupons) |
LIB, U. S. 5s (registered and coupons) 116, |
do As Registered and coupons) 111s1, Pa
cific IS 100.
MINING STOCKS.
New York, Oct. 9.-Bulwer sc, Chollar |
40c, Crown Point SOC, Con. Cal. & Va. |
$3.50, Deadwood S0c Gould & Curry 4Oc. |
Hale & Norcross $3.50. Homestake $40, |
Iron Silver zoe, Mexican 6Oc Ontario So, |
ophir sl.45. Plymouth 15c. Quicksilver $275,
do preferred $3.50. Sierra Nevada SOC, |
Standard 500, Union Consolidated 5Oc.
yellow Jacket 35c.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
New York, Oct 9.-Bar silver, 67%.
Copper-Firm; brokers' price. $12; ex-
change price, $12.15@1225.
Lead-Firm; brokers' price, Sis; ex-
change price, $3.35@3.S STU.
PORTLAND WHEAT.
Portland, Oct. 9-Wheat-Dull. steady;
Walla Walla, 451.Q46c: valley, 49Q491Ac.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco. Oct. S.-Wheat-No. /
shipping, SIC: choice, 96Ac; milling, SIC
G$1.
Barley-Feed, fair to good. S71AGo0c;
choice, 62lhc; brewing. 621z@70c.
Oats-Milling, 750D85c; Surprise, SO085c;
fancy feed, 75@S214c; gray, 65Q75c.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Chicago, Oct 9-Wheat ruled moderate
ly active today, with considerable strength
early, but this was followed by nearly lcs
decline and another bulge at the close
| There were some war rumors early IN the
session, and as New York had liberal buy
| ing orders on the market the price was
gradually bid up.
Close: December wheat 605sc, corn z7Ac,
oats 17hc.
Receipts: Wheat $4,000, corn $4,000. oats
| 100000
LIVE STOCK.
| Chicago Oct 9-Good native cattle were
again in active demand, while other kinds
ruled slow and 5@1Oc lower. There are not
! enough cattle of the best class arriving
here, and fancy yearlings have SOLD this
week at $54O The stockers and feeders
went at $2.75@S.S5; cows and heifers, $l1o
G3: bulls $1.7513.25. Western range steers
are selling at from $2.55@S for the poorest
M to s404 40 for choice, with the bulk go
ing at 49, 25@3.75 and very few above "a;
Hogs left over last night swelled the
supply to 42,OOO, making very large num- a.
for hackers and $4.O5@4.15 for shippers.
Common to choice heavy, So. 6OQ4.2 70; mixed
lots s3.75@4.15; light weights, $2.7OQ4.25;
pigs, $3G4 s+o.a,,
Sheep-A few choice focks sold at STEADY
prices, but medium kinds were SLOW adi any
1O015c lower. Native sheep sold at l.ooQ
2. Is for inferior to fancy, few selllne nlsh.
or than 49, Western sheep sold SLOWLY al
~ 25013.2 % and lambs sold at $S@46
Receipts: Cattle 1850, calves Soo, hogs
sc. OOO sheep $4,000.
Omaha, Oct. 9.-Cattle-Ihe marhet was
, western steers, 81. SO04.15; Gamers, $l;ooe
OK. stockers and feeders a shade hlgher
50. 9O0I385; calves, S3Q5zo.
Sheep-Steady; unchanged.
) PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS:
| Chicago, Oct. 9.-January porh' S0.oo
lard, $3.50; ribs, $4.S2.
WOOL MARKET.
9 pos+on Oct. 9.-The American Wool am
n c.o+ton Renorter will say tomorrow OIL III
mere has been a good demand Tor WOO
r tba last week and the market SHOWS ~.
: timed strength and firm tone. Meu, :.,
aad coarse woods evidenced an lmprovin
a az an,and Fine woods continue active
r praas are practically unchanged ana us
J. ars are meeting dealers readlly a' e"
l. listing prices. Ec
London. Oct 9.-At the WooI a e ~ -,
y uolas today there was good sale Tor ev
e~ls at extreme figures, except snoi
n defective parcels.
:, MISCELLANEOUS.
It New York, Oct. 9-dops-esuie''
If Wool-Quiet. ,,.,+oa closed 9
+. $1A bid.
10 r rls firm; october, sla.so; -
l. cember. s15.o5@15.1O; Spot RIO quie'' w.
T. SIG af,od steady.