The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-09-28
ALL THE MARKETS. ny TELEGRAPH
The Renewal OF Gold Export Rumors TN
VIII Sircet.

New York, Sept. 2i.-The chief factor in
the stock market today was the revival
of gold export rumOrs, which in the pres
ent speculative temper naturally excited |
a depressing effect The street had come
To the conclusion at least temporary
halt had been reached in the outward
movement of gold, and members of the !
late government bond syndicate still de-
clare that further gold shipments at the !
moment are improbable.
Money-Easy; closed at 1la02 per cent !
Sterling exchange-Duu and steady: S4Ss
MiS9A for demand and $i.SS0ASS14 for 60
days.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York, Sept. 2i.-U. S. new As reg
istered and cOupons) 122A, Il. S. 5s regis-
tered and coupons) 1856 do Is Gegistered)
ll19s, do As (coupons) 1924, Pacific 6s 100.
METAL QUOTATIONS.
New York Sept 24-Bar silver. 667sc.
Copper-Easy; brokers' price, $l2; ex-
change price, I22O
Lead Steady; brokers price S3.15; ex-
change price, S3.32l2.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New York, Sept 2L-Atchson 22ai, Adj
ans Express az, American Express 1872,
Canadian Pacific 5S&, Central Pacific 1872,
Burlington SOS, Distillers' and Cattle 2l1s,
Great Northern preferred l2i, Illinois Cen
trail 1921. Kansas &, Texas preferred 373s
Missouri Pacific 1872. National Cordage
g. do preferred 16, North American 53s
Northern Pacific SIS, do preferred 10
Northwestern 104A, do preferred l47 New
York Central 1O2, New York & New Eng
land 81, oregon Short Line q Utah North.
ern 10, Pacific Mail 31lA, Pullman Palace
1874, Reading 1874, Rio Grande & Western
IS do preferred 4215, Rock Island 1875, St
Paul TN, do preferred 1924, Southern
Pacific 2iM, Sugar Refinery 1O7, Texas
Pacific 1914, Union Pacific l49s. United
! States Express 40, Wells-Fargo Express
los. Western Union 925s, General Electric
3S5s, National Linseed "a.
MINING STOCKS.
New York. Sept. 24.-Bulwer sc, Chollar
55c, Crown Point SOC, Con. Cal. & Va.
! $3.50, Deadwood SOC, Gould & Curry SOC,
Hale & Norcross $50, Homestake $40,
Iron Silver 25c. Mexican 75c, Ontario $3.50,
| Ophir SLIGO, Plymouth 15c Quicksilver So.
do preferred 49, Sierra Nevada $l.O5, yell
low Jacket SOC, Standard 81, Union Con-
| solidated SIC.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Chicago Sept. 24-Wheat ruled decid-
eddy strong. The news was not very i'm
pOrtant, but the local sentiment was un-
mistakably bullish. The furry at the close
| yesterday left the feeling nervous with
shorts apprehensive, and when buyers ap-
peared this morning there was a general
scramble to cover, but there was little
wheat for sale and the scarcity necessi.
tated sharp competition in order to secure
it,
Receipts Wheat 1900, corn $4,000, oats
$4,000.
Close: December wheat 599lc, corn 2SHc,
May oats 20%c, rye 3SAc, barley 42c, flax
$lQ10l, timothy 1915
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Sept. 24.-Cattle were some
what lower today and the demand was not
very brisk. Common to choice beef steers,
S3.500555; stockers and feeders S2.S5Q3.85i
cows and heifers, $1.5OQ3.75; western rang
ers strong, with sales of best at higher
prices than those of last week, Dakota
and Montana steers weighing around
400 pounds selling at %G004.75, and choice
; range stock is to large extent taken
in place of natives. Texans remain
steady.
Hogs were lower packers, SSS504; ship
pers, $4.150425; common to choice heavy
hogs, S3.650425; choice butchers, $3.50
mixed, SS.75Q425; lights, S3.75a4SO
Inferior to choice native sheep were
81 saleable at $15OQ3.5O, few going above
$50 or below S255; western sheep anc
t lambs made the bulk of the supply.
e Receipts: Cattle $780, calves 600, hogs
10000, sheep 14O0O.
Omaha, Sept. 24-Cattle were steady OF
all desirable kinds, weak on others; west
L ems, S3G4.25; Gamers, $l.50@2.4O; stocker'
- anu ASNAtAof lpWCAs f--fv49'9vs NeAAf1 Co wy
= 525
e Sheep firm westerns, S2.25d3; common
and stockers, S2Q2.2O; lambs, S3d475
6 PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
4 Chicago. Sept 24.-January pork S9.47
I lard, $5.S2; ribs, $4S7
=, BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston, Sept. 2i-The wool market her
: is steady with prices firm, caused by tn
u strong position of the wool market abroad
u Fleece woods maintain a moderate sale
while territory woods are meeting wit
= slow business, but some goOd-sized block
d are being taken.
"a Montana-Fine medium and fine, III
14c; secured, S5Q37c; No. medium, 14Ql6c
secured, 35c.
administration spring, nQl4c
e secured, 34d35c.
y MISCELLANEOUS
r New York, Sept. H-Hops-Steady.
,r Pig iron-Steady.
Coffee-Closed steady; March, SAB
September. Sl5.S5; December S14SO; spC
Rio, quiet; NO. Z, S15.S5.
se Sugar-Raw, active and higher; refine'
IS steady.
le PETROLEUM.
New York, Sept. A.-Petroleum-Dul
A. United closed at S1211a.
g NJ. II. De Young and Mrs. De Youn
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