The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-28
COMMERCHAL
MONEY MARKET.

1877; Denver r. s. g. 5I1l; Union Pacific,
1925; bonds, lis; Central Pacific,
5l1S; bonds, ll47s; Sutro, Il.
MINING SHARES.
New York. H.-Mining stocks fairly
active. Robinson Con. declined from
$50 to IS, closing at 65; Con. Virgins
advanced from "a to 81; California from
70 to "a, closing at 80. and Standard adj
7snced to SO; Chrysolite declined to 159.
Sales for the day, 90,770 shares. Austria
liam tin, 2S1S.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 27.-Petroleun dulI;crude,
73@72s; refined, 1904; united, 95&.
COPPER.
New York. 27.-Copper steady, Lake
1SH@A.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 27.-Wheat lower, regular.
SO Oct; 995s Nov; spring 1901; winter
95%; corn tfrmer; 68 cash Oct 671l
Nov; oats lower; 341S cash Oct, 3315
Nov; rye lower, So; barley easier, 80;
pork higher, 22.50 Oct; 1856 Nov lard
higheri II. 80 Oct, 11.45 Nov.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, 27.-Whisky II.
Chicago, 27.-Whisky, liz.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, -Four per cent. bonds 1913;
fves extended 1887.
Liverpool, Election, moderate in
quiry; Uplands 62s, Orleans 6A. Sales
10000. BreadstuEs dull; wheat IS. ll@
9s. per GENITAL for call; average white S.
2@Ss; 6s. for red winter. Receipts of
wheat the past three days G9l 600 centals.
| American $4,000.
NEW YORK TRADE.
New York, 27.-FolloWing is the re-
port of the condition of trade here for the
week ending to-day; while the disturbing
elements in trade circles seem few, there
is sense Of disappointment as to the
volume Of the profits bleness Of business.
The general demand for merchandise is
less active and prices are with difficulty
sustained in many lines. Political IN
certainties Of the hour and the excite
ment incident to elections, may account
in measure for this state of things.
The general prosperity Of the country
seems uBdoubted. There appears to be
less desire for speculation in view of the
disappointment i'll general business.
Dry goods-Business is moderate in
amount, warm weather, combined with
political excitement having checked the
demand for seasonsble goods. With
coldoF weather and after the election
Ijobbers expect q marked improvement
all along the line. Sales compare favor
ably with the corresponding month of
last year, SO there is not much cause for
complaint under the circumstances.
The grain market has been weak, espe-
cially wheat. Corn and oats have dropped
less in value, and there are elements of
strength in corn, as the supply of Old corn
is no doubt limited. Oats, though in
good supply, are likely to be influenced
by corn and follow its course. Fork and
provisions are irregular and unsstisfac-
tory, with tendency generally down
ward, and the indications of improve.
ment in price, as shown in the opening
occasionally, have proved fsllacious.
Operators appear to have been quite GER
tain to be on the wrong side.
Cotton-Wesk, with tendency gen.
orally downward, owing no doubt to the
large receipts, which are above those OF
last year 81 this time. The prospect il
certainly in favor Of lower prices, with 8
chance for operators to manipulate tht
market.
Wool-Dull and unsatisfactory. and
the outlook for better prices is not prom.
l isipg. Desirable stock is held largely By
strong holders; no material decline il
prices.
l Petroleum has been somewhat ir
regular. The fluctuations are not many
but fair amount of business is done
|. : The tone OF the market is not MATERIAL J
| changed since last week.
= Freights dull as a rule, but owing Il
: the lack of SEINE descriptions of desir.
J, able tonnage, rates are fairly we'll sus-
!, tanned.
!. Butier-There is still q scarcity of fine
/ | grades, and the market has advanced
from to cents within the week. Thu
best Of creamery is now bringing 3!
cents and the supply small. Chess
holds its own, but no advance can b
obtained. Arrivals are moderate, quotst
ct 121< cents.
Sugsr-Rsw is in greater demand, will
1 prices rather weak, and there are indi
: cations ofA further downward tendency
5 Refined sugar is in fair demand, ant
:. prices triRs 6rmer.
v Tea-No change OF consequence In tn
= situation. Prices are dependent upol
. sales at auction. No sctivity.
= Codse-The general appear ancs Of tn
y trade ia quiet. Prices ara barely sus
: tanned and large buyers are ont OF the
L market. Ii milder grades, sales arr
: light, ut steady prices.
Boot and Shoes-Only small bushes
is bsing doae. Few new orders are com
ing in, manufacturers ara getting sprini
sAmples ready. There will be higher
Al
. stock.
;. Leather The trade remAins with bu
= small GUINNESS done.
l. Iron-New business ia American pi
y is not large, although quite large amount
1t are being delivered on old contracts.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago, 27.-On 'OhApge reguls
whest weak, $685. Oct, 935s@4]
Nov, $500 spring, 9S@H winter; cor
opened strong, ranged 675s@9 Oct