The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-23
MARKET REPORTS BY rELEGRApn
street Stocks Enjoyed Rallv-Eu.
Korean BOurses wear

nr,oa. ...'- oecus however, and the
p.aces current at 10:15 q. m. were a shade
.Dove hnal quotations yesterday. Prices
~ :. noon Were generally lower. Considera-
ne pressure was brought to bear against
AoDacco, Sugar and Burlington.
cnaoney-Easy: closed at per cent.
Jug eXcnange-Easier; $4.8904 ~
TOT demand and $4.ss04SsA for 60 days.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
~. y: .. new IS (registered and coupons)
,zln' y. =. IS Registered and coupons)
!.474' y. 8. Is (registered and coupons)
luA. Pacific IS 1O2.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Atchison II, Adams Express 49, Amer
lcan express lis, Canadian Pacific S.
central Pacific 15A. Burlington S5M, Dis
liners and Cattle 1917, Great Northern
preferred l1S Illinois Central 96h, Lake
onore l49A, Lead Trust 81, Michigan Cen
tral 70. Missouri Pacific 30, National Cord
age Z. do preferred 1885, Northern Pacific
70 40 preferred 15h. Northwestern 1855,
90 preferred 147, New York Central 1OO
new York & New England II, Oregon
snort Line & Utah Northern g. Pacific
Mall 3O9s, Pullman Palace 165 Rio Grande
q western II. do preferred 80, Rock ISL
land 7511. st. Paul 74N, do preferred 127
Southern Pacific 20h. Sugar Refinery 10ON
Union Pacific STU. United States Elk
press ~, Wells-Fargo Express IS, Western
Union 1885, General Electric 81, National
Linseed 221k.
MINING STOCKS.
Bulwer &c, Chollar zoe, Crown Point 25c,
Con. CAL & Va. $2.10, Deadwood S0c Gould
& Curry &c, Hale & Norcross $1.2O, Home
stake so, Iron Silver zoe, Mexican 35c,
Ontario $3.50, Ophir 81, Plymouth 1sc.
Quicksilver 81, do preferred $3.50, Sierra
Nevada CSC, Standard 81, Union Consol-
idated 400 Yellow Jacket zoe.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
Bar silver-67%c.
Copper-Easy.
Lead-Firm; exchange price, $S.2OQ3. 221k.
CONTINENTAL BOURSES.
London, Nov. 20.-The stock exchange
was disorganized today on liquidation
sales. political apprehensions, and
heavy fall in prices of foreign securities
and mining shares. The same state Of
affairs prevailed on the Paris bourses.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Nov. 2O.-Native dressed beef
and shipping steers were active at $3.15
@4.70. Fewer feeding cattle have been
shipped this year than in recent years, ow-
ing to the drouth, but the shipments from
this city to western points this year have
corresponding period last year. Western
rangers and Texans were fairly active.
Hogs-Common to choice droves sold at
So. 35@3.70; pigs sold at $3Q3.6O
Sheep-Common to choice native sheep
were wanted at $175QS.40; western sheep
were saleable at $2.40Q3.15 for fair to
prime, and lambs were in demand at
s2044O.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Chicago, Nov. 2O.-January pork, 1871;
lard, $5.75; ribs, $.75.
WOOL MARKET.
Boston. Nov. 20.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
Woods Of all kinds can be bought at no
where in the world as cheap as In the prln-
cipal markets of the United States. The
current condition Of the market is healthy.
even though its pulse is not throbblng as
Il did in midsummer. Although but little
more wool has been moved this week than
was moved in the same period year ago,
there is a good deal Of quiet sampl1ng,
which it is idle to suppose means anything
else than an ultimate purchase and con-
sumption.
The sales in New York, Boston and
PHILADELPHIA have amounted to 5,Slb,VO
mounds this week, of which 5,l0I,6OO were
domestic.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New York, Nov. 2O-Hops-Easy.
Petroleum-Steady.
Pig iron-Steady. .oa
| coffee-Closed steady; November. $lS. 4o9
u 20: December, $143OQ14.4O; spot Rio, dull;
! No. z, $1562k. o. n
sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining, &c; cen
+rifugal. 96 test 3asc; refined, steady.
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,MDiANA PLACED IN COMMISSION
Simple Ceremonies on BOARD inc urea
Bat,leship.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2O.-The pattleship
-. a1o ood in commission this