The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-10
LATEST KILOGRAMS,
co ERUEAL

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 9.-Cotton easier: UplaL ds
61S' Orleans 67-I6; sales u, 600.
WHISKY.
Chicago, o. Whisky steady, 119.
COPPER.
New York, Cooper quiet,lake 1917.
TIN.
New York. 9.-Australian tin %.
PETROLEUM.
New York, g. Petroleum, dull ouiet.
crude 8e@85si refined, S7s@g; united,
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 9.-Wheat, steady regular
81 November, $50 December. 9S ve1r'
spring 81. winter SO. Corn, higher. 81
o. cash, 66H November. 605I war.
Oats, higher. 34H cash, 345S Noyem-
Der, S35s@% December. Rye. easier.
90. Barley, dull, nominally 81, Pork
steady, except November, which is lower.
Is 57X November, Is December. Lard
frmer, 11.47X NoVem Der, 1895 Deem
Der.
MlhlNd SHARES
New York. 9 Mining stocks very
dull; Robinson consolidated lao; Brad
shaw 45 to 40; Belle Isle SIS TO 661; North
Belle Isle so to A; Silver Gift declined
SO to 78; Chrysolite 100 to 40; Little
thief 40 to 81, Standard $50 to rs. Sales
for day g., 7I0 shares.
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York, S.-.The occurrence Of the
annual state elections on Tuesday (which
in this state was q legal holiday has
materially restricted business. The COM
mercial and financial situation has not
changed essentially. The course of
prices for the most part is still toward 8
lower range and The shrinking Of the
last few days will no doubt 60 far to ex-
plain the increase in the number and
magnitude of mercantile failures through
out the country. The fail trade has
not come up to anticipations.
JobbiDg houses have not found
as ready, or as large sales as they had
expected. The mildness of the season
has prevented what ordinarily would be
brisk trade. There has been in eonse-
quence general hanging back on the
part OF customers. but better things are
now hoped for and expected, and with an
abundance and to spare of the
fruits of the earth, there is no good
reason for doubling that the business
horlzon will bear more cheerful aspect
during the remainder of the season.
Flour and wheat have ruled in favor OF
buyers. Hog products have been subject
to slight fluctuations.
Petroleum has further materrislly ad-
vanced, with heavy transactions in crude
certificates, under the stimulus of de-
creased production.
Hops still show an advancing tendency
on light supply snd brisk demand.
In consequence OF the extreme pres.
and scarcity brewers are turning theii
attention to cheap substitutes, such as
| eamomile flowers, chiretta, Lupulin,
chips ofqusssis, and other bitter weeds
and drugs which are in consequence sell
ing at high prices. India rubber is de-
Ginning under fresh arrivals and slow de.
mands. Hides are very firm with sd
vancing tendency of prices. Foreign
dried fruits, prunes excepted, are barely
steady and raisins are said to be SELLING
at clear loss to importers of Is TO q
cents per box, the result Cf over competi
ton. Drugs show little change except 8
tendency on the part of quinine to reac
after the late rapid decline and the up
ward tendency of the aforementioned
hop substitutes. Wool is dull, sale
10000 pound Of spring California. New
Bedford sdvices report an improved de-
mand for sperm, with sales of $40 bSrrel
for manufacture, report new oil at los
whale has also met with some attention
and the sales are 600 barrels; northern i
said to be for export, and 70 ditto hump
back for manufacturers.