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Show WORLD'S WKETS New York, Dec. 7. Re-organized railway issues continued their advance ad-vance on further heavy absorption, Wheeling and Lake Erie being most conspicuous at gains of 1 to 3 points. Virtually all shares of the class comprising com-prising the western and southwestern groups, followed at appreciable advances, ad-vances, the movement for a time overshadowing over-shadowing tho market for seasoned rails. Moderate recessions occurred in representative stocks, but these were balanced by gains in the same quarter. Reading, General Electric, and Westinghouse rose 1 to 3 points with fertilizers. Bonds -were again irregular ir-regular with a new low price for Anglo-French 5's. Sugar. New York, Dec. 7. Raw sugar firm; centrifugal, 5.G9c; molasses, -1.82c. Refined, Re-fined, steady; fine granulated, 7.20c. Sugar futures opened easier under scattered December liquidation by trade interests and selling by commission commis-sion ,houses. At noon prices were 7 to 10 points lower. Chicago Grain Chicago, Dec. 7. Fresh strength developed in the wheat market today owing to prospects of additional ex. port buying. There were advices that ships would be withdrawn from the Argentine trade and it was pointed out In this connection could as easily mako three trlpsto North America from Europe as one trip to Australia. Estimates were current that France alone at this season would requiro imports of 3,000,000 bushels of wheat. Opening prices, which ranged from tho same as yesterday's finish to 1 1-lc higher, with May at $1.81 1-4 to $1.82 and July at $1.50 3-1 to $1.51 1-1 were followed by a moderate reaction and then a substantial ndvanco all around. Unwelcome rains had a bullish effect ef-fect on corn. Besides, the strength of wheat tended to lift prices. After opening l-Sc to l-3c higher, the market mar-ket sagged a little, but soon turned upgrade again. Commission houses were mostly on tho buying .sido in the oats crowd. I The incentive appeared to be tho I flrmnesg of other cereals. Liberal re-I re-I ceipts of hogs weakened provisions. Selling, though, was only of a scattered scat-tered sort. i Chicago Produce. Chicago, Dec. 7. Wheat JsTo. 2 red, $1.80 1-8; No. 3 red nominal; No. 2 1 hard nominal; No. 3 hard, $1.81 1-4. Corn No. 2 yellow 95 3-1 (fry 6 l-2c; No. 4 yellow, 93 1-1 95 l-2c; No. 4 white, 84(295c. Oats No. 3 Avhite, 54 3-4 55 l-4c; standard nominal. Rye No. 2, $1.471.4S. . Barley 85c$1.23. Timothy $3.505.50. Clover $12.0017.00. Pork $28.50. Lard $16.3716.42. Ribs $13.45(0)13.95. Chicago Markets. Wheat Open. Close. May $1,811-4 1.781-8 July 1.50 3- 1.48 3-8 Corn May ; . .95 3-8 .93 5-8 July .-. .95 3-8 .93 3-8 Oats-May Oats-May . 58 7-S .57 3-4 July .56 1-4 '.54 5-8 Pork January 26.75 May --26.55 26.05 Lard January .16 .'30 16.07 May 16.30 16.10 Ribs-January Ribs-January 14.15 13.92 May , 1-1.35 14.22 Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, Mo., Dec 7. Wheat No. 2 hard, $1.771.S4; No. 2 red, $1.76(5)1.81; December, 1.74 1-4; May $1.75. Cora No. 2 mixed, 90 i-291 l-2c; No. 2 white, 9292 l-2c; No. 2 yellow, 91 l-292 l-2c; December, 90 7-Sc; May, 91 3-891 l-2c. Oats No. 2 white, 57(8)57 3-4c; No. 2 mixed, 55g56c. UTAH STOCKS Summary of the Local Market. December 7, 1916. The trading this morning on the local mining exchange was rather quiet, there only being a total of 42,700 shares changing hands during the session, with prices in most issues about steady. Big Four Exploration was weaker "and sold off to $1.22 1-2, Cottonwood King changed hands steady at 1 34 cents, Howell Mining sold off to 20 cents, it closing with this price bid for it, Michigan-Utah Michigan-Utah changed hands as high as 30 cents, Silver. King. Con. was strong at $5.00. and Victor Con. was active at 5 cents. , . . Quotations furnished oyer the i p vate wire of J. A. Hogle & Co., Brok-crs, Brok-crs, 2409 Hudson. Sales Morning session. Antelope Star, 500(526c. Alta Con., 10025 l-2c. Alta Germania, 2500(j?4c. Big Four, 100$1.25; 5003$1.22 1-2. Beaver Lake Metals, 3500(lc. Colorado Rcxall, 500014 l-2c. Cottonwood King. 3000 1 3-4 c. Creole, 200020c. nnn Howell,. 70021c; 1500520c; 200((J 22c. " Indian Queen, 3000(??1 l-2c. Michigan-Utah, 5002S l-2c; 2o00(5 30c. Now Quincy, 2700 16c. Original Bannack, 10073c; 100 74 c. Paloma, 4500(9)5 l-4c. Roeds Peak, 500(5)9 3-4c; 500510c. Sells, 500llc. Seven Troughs, 50004c. Silver King Con., 2200(g)$5.00. Sioux Con., 2500()11 l-2c. Victor Con., 30005c. Walker Copper, 200(g$2.50. Amalgamated Sugar, $250 asked. Utah-Idaho Sugar, $29.00 bid; $29.50 asked. Lion Coal. $85 bid; $90 asked. Cement Securities, $111 bid. Utah Power & Light, $100 bid; $101 asked. Utah Cereal, $95 nsked. Beneficial Life, S197 bid. Con. Wagon, $115 bid; $116 asked. Con Life Ins., $91 bid. Ever Fresh Food Co., $10 asked. Ogden Packing & Provision, $115 bid; $135 asked. 1 Utah Fire Clay, ?72.50 bid: $75 asked. Z. C. M. I., $394 bid; $400 asked. National City Bank, $150 bid. National Copper Bank, $101 bid. Ogden State Bank, $450 bid. State Bank Brigham City, $225 bid. Security State, $155 bid; $165 asked. Salt Laka Security & Trust, $110 bid; $118 asked. Thatcher Bros., Logan, $170 bid. Utah State National, $216.50 bid. Guardian C. & G. Co., $14.80 bid. Home Fire Ins., $308 bid. H. J. Grant & Co., $27.50 bid. Hotel Utah Op. Co., $121 bid. Inland Crystal Salt, $95 bid. Intermountaln Life, $13.50. Layton Sugar, $190 bid. Mountain States Tele., $112 bid; $113 asked. Bank Stocks. Commercial National, $00 bid. i jjcouifi. iMunuuui, foui.ou uiu, -polo asked. Deseret Savings, $1030 bid. Farmer & Stockgrowers, $82,50 bid; $84 asked. First National, Ogden, $438 bid. First National, Logan, $195 bid. First National, Brigham, $300 bid. McCornick & Co., $2S1 bid. Merchants, $95 bid; $9S asked. National Bank of Republic, $205.50 bid. Utah Savings & Trust, $96.50 bid. Walker Bros., $229 bid.-ZIon's bid.-ZIon's Savings Bank & Trust, $418 bid. Barnes Banking, $205 bid. Davis County. $275 bid; $290 asked. First National Layton, $150 bid. Omaha LIvestook. Omaha, Nebr,, Dec. 7. Hogs Rg. ceipts 17,000; market steady. Heavy $9.0510.00; light, $9.309.80; pjjrV $7.75 9.00; bulk of sales, $9 509.8q' Cattle Receipts 5600; market sloV Native steers, $7.00 ??11.00; cows and heifers, $5.75fg)7.50; westorn steora $6.25(g9.25; Texas steers, $6.007,25.' stockers and feeders, $6.008 00. ' ' Sheep Receipts 13,500; market slow. Yearlings, $8.00-)10.25; lamb'3 $11.5012.25; wethers, $7.509.00. ' Omaha Grain. Omaha, Nebr., Dec. 7. Wheat N0 2 hard, $1.75(0)1.76 1-2; No. 3 hard $1.71tfi1.75. Corn No. 2 white, 88 l-290c; K0 3 while, 88 l-289 l-2c; No. 2 yelW 8989 l-2c; No. 3 yellow', S8 l-2(7?89c' No. 2, 88 l-2ft89c; No. 3, 8S89c. ' Oats No. 3 white, 53 3-454c. |
