The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-23
MARKET RlpoRTs BY rELEGRArn
Wall Street Depressed From a Variety
of Causes


New York. Nov ia variety of influ-
ences depressed the stock market today
In some instances the reiteration of old
bear arguments operated effectively. Lon
don was unpleasantly active as a seller
of most of the international stocks and
foreign advances in relation to the politi-
cal situation renewed uneasiness. The de-
cision of Justice Harlan in the Western
Union-Union Pacific case was again used
with decided effect against the stock
None of the counsel of the company had
received the text Of the decision today,
and there was consequently no official
statement as to the full effect of the
opinion
Money-Easy.
Sterling exchange-Firm; 1851 al. S91s
for demand and $4.S724@4 .S8 for 60 days.
Government bonds-Weak.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
U. S. new As Registered and coupons) 121;
U. S. IS Registered and coupons) 114% !;
do As registered and coupons) 1111k; Pa
citic 6s of 1895 1902.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Atchison II. Adams Express 14S, Ameri-
can Express 49, Canadian Pacific 81. Cen
tral Pacific 15ls, Burlington S57s, Distillers
IL, Illinois Central 81, Great Northern pre-
ferred 119, Kansas q Texas preferred $685.
Lake Shore 149, Lead Trust 3O1a. Michigan
Central 9S. Missouri Pacific 30, National
Cordage ga, do preferred 1874, North Anne
rican Az, Northern Pacific Az, do prefer
red 15$s Northwestern 1851, do preferred
l47, New York Central 1884, New York &
New England AZ, Oregon Short Line &
Utah Northern 9, Pacific Mail 1904, Pull
man Palace 165, Rio Grande & Western
II, do preferred 40. Rock Island 1885, st.
Paul 74A, do preferred 127, Southern Pa
citic 211s, Sugar Refinery 1O02s, Union Pa
cific 81, United States Express AZ, Wells
Fargo Express 80, Western Union SIS,
General Electric 81, National Linseed 2212.
MINING STOCKS.
Bulwer &c, Chollar 2Oc Crown Point 25c,
Con. Cal. & Va. Us Deadwood soc, Gould
& Curry zoe. Hale & Norcross $120, Home
stake 800, Iron Silver 20c, Mexican 4Oc,
Ontario 81, Ophir $1.1O Plymouth 25c,
Quicksilver 81, do preferred SIG, Sierra Ne
vada Coo, Standard 81, Union Consolidated
45c, Yellow Jacket SOc.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
New York. Nov. 19.-Bar silver-673sc.
Copper-Dull brokers' price $11.75; ex-
change price $11.15G1l.25.
Lead-Dull; brokers' price 1910; eX-
change price $9.25q3.S5
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Nov. 19.-Only about 5000 head
of cattle were received today, including
for native steers, with extra choice beeves
at &.7OQ5; stockers and feeders $2.5OQ360;
western rangers steady; few selling above
$3.50.
Sales were at an extreme range of 1896
d3.6O for hogs, while pigs sold chiefly at
$33OQ3.6O.
Sheep-Natives were dull at s1.40d3.40;
westerns slow at 81 4Od3; lambs $3u4.SO.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Chicago. Nov. 19.-January pork, S9.37;
lard, SIT; ribs, SAT-.
WOOL MARKET.
Boston, Nov. 19.-Although the wool
market is quiet for this season of the
year, yet there has been sufficient num-
Der of manufacturers needing wool to
keep considerable stock moving. The price
still remains steady and dealers are not
anxious to force sales. Territory WOOL
Montana fine medium and fine, sold at II
d14c; secured, S7Q3Sc; Utah, Wyoming,
fine medium, 1OG13c; secured 33d35c. Aus
tralian, secured basis, cOmbing superfine,
45Q47c; cOmbings, good 4OQ42c; do aver
age, 40q4lc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New York, Nov. -Hops-Steady.
WOOl-Quiet.
PetrOleum-Easier; United closed a $l.51
bid
Pig iron-Steady.
COffee-Dull