The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-07-13
MARkETs BY TELERGAtn.
METAL Quotations.

New York, july 3.-Bar sllVer-6Ilsc.
Copper-stroAg, exchange price, SlO.70a
l0.S5.
Lead-strong; exchange price. 1921.
PORTLAND WHEAT
Portland. July 9-Wheat-Dun and de-
pressed; Walla Walla. 4sc; valley, 50Q5lc
per bushel
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco. July 9.-Wheat-No. /
shipping, Size; choice TO fancy. SSAc;
good to choice white milling, 95c@$1.
Barley-Fair to good. 5sa4@6Oc; No. /
feed, 61HG62lac; extra choice, 6S34c; brew
ing, 67l2M72l2c.
0ats-Feed, fair to good s5a9oc: No. ].
95cuSl; choice to fancy. Sl02ledl.0is; Sur
prise, Si02iaN1.12ia; milling, Slm1Gh.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Chicago, July 9-The weather bureaus
prediction that there would be frost in
the northwest last night just barely es-
capped a false alarm With the pressure
of a little short wheat to start with. the
market quickly began to decline. and in
about minute millions of long wheat
was wildly offered. The opening price for
September was at from 67iac to 679sc, and
in the course of five minutes it had drop
ped to 66ssc This made the decline since
yesterdays opening 4isc per bushel. The
shorts showed no general desire to cover
even at the lowest figures. and as no buy
tI1 LOT iDilH dNADhilt djpdi cilllg were Will
ing TO hold on against more than &c per
bushel loss, September had another tum-
BILE to a lower point than before. At noon
it had declined to 65iac There was moth
ing to support the market in the news Of
the day which took it's cue from the di-
rection of price. Foreign markets were,
of course. weak. Liverpool declined pc
per GENITAL and Berlin was lower by equiv
alent of from 1850 to &c per bushel, and
Paris was re per bushel lower. Brad
streets had no effect in checking the de-
cline, for another lower level was found
after that report was made known. There
was nothing apparently capable of stop
ping the decline except the closing of the
session, and it was not until the signal
TO stop trade was sounded that the decline
was finally arrested. September sold
down to 62lac and was for sale at 629sc at
the close, Size lower than yesterday morn
ing.
Close: September wheat 625sc. corn
428-c, oats 22i2c
Receipts: Wheat II 600 corn 107, 900, oats
19l,00o
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, July 9.-There was a good sup
ply of Tuesdays cattle and sales were at
an advance of lOc. Very common steers,
81. 5Oa3.30; stockers and feeders, $2.40Q4;
bulls, S20350; cows and heifers. $1.50Q45O.
Hogs ruled weak with sales of heavy
anu AAlAtu lolS dL a. QEClllt VI yt 1ltdNS
hogs, a.7O@5.35; mixed lots $4S5q5.2O;
lightweights, S4.S5G52O The sales were
largely at $5.O5d5.l5 for heavy and at
S51OG5.15 for light
The supply of sheep was larger than
on yesterday, receipts being estimated at
1000 head. and with a demand that was
only fairly good prices were 10dl5c per
100 pounds lower for both sheep and
lambs. Inferior to choice sheep were in
request at SlG4, sales being mostly at
$2d3.J0, with Texans at $2d3.50 for COM
mon to choice. Spring lambs were want
ed at $SQ6 for common to prime, not many
selling at s.. Spring lambs and Texans
and western sheep comprise a large part
of the daily supplies.
Receipts Cattle $500. calves $500. hogs
1900, sheep II 900.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Chicago. July 9.-Pork. Sl1l7; lard. s6.47;
ribs. $6.S7.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL.
Philadelphia, July -Wool-Strong and
higher but manufacturers holding off.
Territory and northwestern light fine, 10d
lie; do heavy, Ease; fine medium, 14d15c;
medium, llQl3c; quarterblood, 2ql3c;
coarse, 1Q12c.
BOSTON WOOL.
Boston, July 9.-With an active wool
market and strong prices. the dealers here
of lie per pound all around. Besides the
demand this week by manufacturers
there has been considerable business by
dealers. over 100000 pounds sold last
week were grown west of the Missouri
river. The market for Australian wool is
active, with probability of an advance
in prices. Territory wool, medium and
fine 1lq13c; secured 32Q35c, Wyoming
Utah, etc, No. ?, l20l4c; Wyoming and
Utah fine medium brought 12Q1Sc; scour-
ed, 3lQ32c; California wool. northern
spring Hole; secured 33QS5c; middle
country spring. 11G13c; secured, 32Q33c.
LONDON WOOL.
London, July 9.-At the wool auction
sales today 1880 bales were offered, Of
which 800 were withdrawn. There was a
strong demand for merinos and cross
bred. America was a liberal buyer
WALL STREET.
New York, July 9.-Share speculation
today trended generally toward lower fig
ures and the day shows a decline ranging
up TO SIS per cent, the latter in Chicago
Gas, which was the most prominent in
the transactions.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York. July 81. S. new AZ regis-
tered and coupons) 12i, L. S. 5s Registered
and coupons) ll6ia. do As Tegistered) ll2.
do As (coupons) 12i2, Pacific 6s 100.
RAILROAD STOCKS
New York. July 9-Atchison 9M, Ad-
ans Express 14S, American Express 1l3.
Canadian Pacific 572a, Central Pacific 1872
Burlington S5ia Distillers' and Cattle 2l$4
Great Northern preferred 127. Illinois Cen
tral $685., Kansas & Texas preferred 1855
Lake Shore ~. Lead Trust 81. Michigan
Central 1000, Missouri Pacific 3l7s. Nation
al Cordage 3ls, do preferred g. North
American 81. Northern Pacific AS, do pre-
ferred 177s. Northwestern 997. do prefer
red li4, New York Central l002i, New York
& New England 5i&i, oregon Navigation