The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-06-22

at once advanced to 75asc. Before the de-
mand was fully satisfied 74%c was paid.
but that was succeeded by decline which
brought the price down to 1850. The mar
ket closed at an advance of lc for July
and September.
Close July wheat 1850. corn 5OAc. oats
&c Receipts Wheat GOO. corn ll4OO0.
oats 272,000
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston. June 1S-There is healthier
tone to the wool market this week. While
there has been fairly active market, the
prices have remained firm and in several
instances an advance of l cent has been
noted but no particular advance in prices.
The situation here is strongly against the
dealer, and as the market is operating
he is obliged to take all the chances or
else not get the wool.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL
Philadelphia June 1S.-Wool-Firm and
some grades higher under a better de-
mand. Territorial and western light fine,
9Ql1c; heavy do, 7d9c; fine medium, 100
lie; medium. 1lG12c; quarterblood, 10
12c; coarse, 1l@12Ac.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, June 1S.-In cattle the supply
was light and the demand no more than
moderate. Prices were strong at yester-
days advance of 1Od15c, the best beeves
one year ago. Common to extra native
steers, SSSOd6; bulk do, S4.6OQ5.60; calves,
S5@6; steers $3.1O@510.
Hogs were strong at an advance of Sc.
Lights, S4.35Gf4.65 mixed, 81. 4004.75; heavy,
A.S5; rough, S44Od455.
Sheep were fairly active al yesterdays
advance of 1OM15c. Prime heavy western
and mixed sheep and yearlings were
scarce and saleable at $.25d4.5O. Sheep
sold largely at $4@445.
Receipts: Cattle $500. hogs 1900, sheep
5000.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Chicago, June 1s.--Pork, sl2.45; lard,
$780, ribe. $6.S7
MISCELLANEOUS.
New York, June 1S.-Hops-Dull but
steady.
Wool-Firm
Observation-Disclosures. United closed $40
bid
Conee-Closed quiet. Spot Rio dull; No.
Z. $l5.75.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining, 27sc;
centrifugal 81 test 5-l6c; refined, quiet.
WALL STREET.
New York. June 1S-Share speculation
on the stock exchange was very irregular
during the day and as a reserve for trad
ing purposes was about evenly divided
between gains and losses.
Money-Easy at ! per cent.
Sterling eXchange-Firm; %.S9Ad4.S9E
for demand and A.s6A@4S61a for 60 days
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York. June 1S-U. S. new As reg
istered and coupons) 1919, do 5s Register
ed and coupons) 116as, do As (registered)
| HIS, do As (coupons) 113, Pacific 6s 100
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New York, June 1S.-Atchison 1923, Ad-
ans Express l47, American Express 113
! Canadian Pacific 53is, Central Pacific 1888
Burlington S5ia, Distillers' and Cattle 10
! Great Northern preferred 1873, Illinois Cen.
! trail 95i2, Kansas & Texas preferred 343s
| Lake Shore l4S. Lead Trust SO, Michigan
| Central 1929, Missouri Pacific 32I5. United
! States Cordage IA do preferred 3l5, Nortf
| American So, Northern Pacific 4A, dc
! preferred 1915, Northwestern 99A, do pre-
| ferred l44A, New York Central 102, Ore
gon Navigation %, Pacific Mail 1884, Pull
man ia, Reading ia, Rio Grande 4
| Western 1875, do preferred AM Rock Is
land 1875, ST. Paul 69l2 do preferred 1923
! Southern Pacific 24ia, Sugar Refinery 1179s
! Union Pacific 49, United States Express
40, Wells-Fargo 1OS Western Union 9S%
General Electric S5la, Linseed 80.
MINING STOCKS.
New York. June lS.-Bulwer 4c. Con
| Cal. 4 Va 81. %, Deadwood 35c, Gould &
Curry 25c, Hale q Norcross SSc, Home
stake Sl2 Mexican SIC, Ontario IS, Oph
! SIPS, Plymouth 20c, Quicksilver $275 dc
preferred S17. Sierra Nevada 4Sc Stand
ard S2.25 Union Consolidated 3Oc yellow
Jacket 4Oc