The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-28
LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York, 27,-Money closed Sac;
Gov'ta strong; higher; stocks weak West
ern Unicn, 81; Quicksilver, 81; Pa
acifc, 40; Wells, Fargo, 129; N. Y.
Central, Us; Erie. 1915; Panama, 1857;
Denver s. L. Il. GA; Union Pacific, 1929
bonds, ll64; Central Pacific s6H bonds
1853; Sutro Is.
MINING STOCKS.
New York, 27.-Mining stocks fairly
active and Irregular; Sierra Grande ex-
dividend. A to 425; Chrysolite, 40 to
l5O; Little Chief 40 to 45; Navajo and
20; Horn Silver o; Standard Con. Z,
Bodie, 225. Sales So, $50 shares.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. 81 Wheat easier, regular;
So Dec, 99N Jan; spring SO; winter 9434.
Corn weak, lower, SIS; cash 5l}z; year
1917; Jan. pork easier, 177s; cash 17}3
Lard firm, 1910; cash 421z.
COPPER.
Baltimore, H.--Copper, quiet, TX.
OIL.
Bradford. Pa, 27.-Petroleum firm;
refined 753, highest 771@, lowest 1913
closed 76M.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 27.-PetroIeum dull;
crude, -62s@72s; refined 716@7H; United
76; Australian 2lA; copper dull, is.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 27.-Cottoo dull, easier;
upland Is; Orleans g.. Safes 5000.
London 81 T1ono,,ie 10 IGIN1 n
AZ bonds 100.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, 27.-Whiskg, firm; Is.
EXCHANGES.
New York, 25.-The exchanges were
only little smsller last week outside of
New York, than Cor the corresponding
week last year, and larger for any third
week Of tie month ever reported except
on four occasions, oil within the present
year. The following towns show gains
IN business transactions over the cores
ponding week last year: Chicago, IL 6-10
per cent; Cincinnati, IA; st. Louis, LII;
New Orleans, 90; Baltimore, so; Pitts-
burg, IA; Providence. l 8; Kansas City,
6 8; MemDh 6, 1913; Hartford, IFS; Pc
oria, 23-1; Worcester, AZ; Lowell, 2S-7;
Syracuse, 9-8. Losses New York, "a
per cent; Boston 10; Philadelphia, 1872;
San Francisco, 2-S; Milwaukee, 10;
louisville, IA; Cleveland, rs; Indian
apolis, pa
The Public adds, excluding Kansas
City, whose remarkable growth in bpsi-
ness seems to be the rule, aud Memphis,
where extraordinary gains might have
been expected from the state of the cot
ton business last year, the principal gains
are at Lowell, Peorls, Hartford and
Chicago. The increase at The two grain
moving cities needs no explanation; the
crop last year vas bad. Lowell and
Hartford are the only strictly manufac-
turing cities where large increase ap-
pears, for st. Louis derives much of its
trade from the movement Of grain and
cattle, and much from speculation. The
trade at most of the manufacturing
cities seems smaller in comparison, be-
cause Of the extraordinary activity al
this time last year. At PittsbuTg, fol
example, the increase reported last yeaI
was Al per cent, at Cleveland 80 pei
cent, at Springfield and Syracuse % pei
cent, at New Haven 20 per cent, and a.
Providence Is per cent. Where
such gains are maintained 6
second season as they are, with
further increase in some
cases, there can be no doubt that trade
is remarkably large. The question as tC
most of the manufacturing cities is just
what it was q year ago, does the distribu.
ton warrant go great an increase Of pro-
ducLion as is seen2 1t is certain that ne
corresponding increase of dealing sp'
pears at New YORK, Boston or Philadel-
phia,