The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-02
MAY BEACOAL CRASH
That is How the Wind Points at
Present.
THE REALTY MARTS ARE ACTIVE
The Southern Canals-The Board of Trade
IncOrDOrated-Coke Big
Success.

There are some wild rumors Aoatin g
! around in coal circles.
In fact, they have been floating for
several days, but their origin could not be
traced.
A week ago, speaking of the coal basi-
ness, a representative of one of the com
panies intimated that we should have
cheaper coal this fall. Asked what he
meant by making such a remark he com
menced to explain, but caught sight of the
reporters note book and fed. Since that
time he has remained as mum as an oyster.
Yesterday, however, a HERALD reporter
Caught Oh" to the fact that the Pleasant
Valley Coal K Coke company, or the Den
Yer & Rio Grande Western, or both, had
notified the other coal dealers in this city
with whom they had an agreement as to the
price of the coal, that they desired to with
draw from it and play ]ole hand here
after. The notice of withdrawal was
served upon the other coal dealers a week
ago, bat, under the terms of the agreement,
thirty days notice must be given by each
party to the agreement in case he desires
to be released from his obligations. AS
result, the application for release WILL of
course, be allowed, but it is almost too
early yet to speculate upon the course the
d. 81 r. G.. people intend to take in the
matter. That it means reduction of some
kind, however, is beyond all question
Whether this reduction will be made to
apply TO the local retail trade or merely to
large outside orders is also question that
viii probably not be answered before the
agreement expires. Other dealers who
were seen yesterday, admitted that the
action of the d. & Z. G. was significant,
but had different views of the policy to be
pursued by them. In any event no matter
what course the D. & z. G. people pursue,
coal consumers are not likely to be injured
by the splitting up of the agreement.
Real Estate Transfers.
S. H. Harrow to S. L. Harrow, twenty
acres, section 81, township |, south of range
l west; 81.
Augusta Thursie ct al. to Andrew john
son, lot As, block II, West Salt Lake: $500.
John a. Marshall, probate judge, to Jacob
Heusser, northeast quarter of section %,
township 1, south Of range west; $50.
Jacob and Kate Heusser to L. G. Hardy
and James H. Moyle, northeast quarter of
section %, township l, south of range 2
west: 500
Thomas H. Leverich and wife to ". H.
Lyon, lots l to Is, and % to So inclusive.
block 5, J, H. Whalon addition; $4,000.
A. L. Williams and wife to Joseph A.
MOrlan, 615XG15 rods lot 2, block -, plat B
$, 800.
Joseph D. Matthews and wife TO Robert
F. Burton, Jr., lot 4, block 5, Jordan plat
a; 800.
John J. Corum ct al 10 W. H. Tolhurst,
north half of lots % and 20 block ,, COrum
K Coates addition; $3.50.
Robert Gardiner and wife to James z.
Fulton ct al. 100 acres, section >. township
l, south of range l west; 81.
Annie Louise Clayton to Grace X. Fever
year. 27H feet by 10 rods, lot 3, block :,
plat D; $500.
Perry C. Phillips to Edwin Du Bots, lots
Al and AZ, block 20, West Salt Lake; $500.
Amanda J. Daklquist to August p. Lund-
holm, 215X6 rods, lot S, block 8, plat a;
$3.50.
John H Fox and wife to John Riches,
north half of lot Is and all lot H. block 90,
ten acre plat A; $4,000
L. C.. Hamilton to Jacob Scherer. lot >
and part of lot 6, block IS, plat a 81. 80
John A. Frawley ct al. to John Pullar
lots IA and Is, block 4, City Park subdivis
ion; $500.
". H. Sells to I. A Benton, agreement,
seven acres in southeast corner of south
west quarter, section Il, township /, north
of range ! west; &. 250
Robert T. Burton, Jr. and wife to Irving
A Benton, lot 4, block 9, Jordan plat a;
$3.50.
Bella l. Lynch to \. W Winberg, 215x9
rods. lot :, block "a, plat F: 1870.
Almira aad s. NJ. Noel TO F. 3. Quimby
ct al, 7x10 rods lot 5, block %, plat 4
5000.
John A. Silver ct al. to William J. Silver,
2rIx8'& rods, Iot6, block SIS, plat n; 81.