The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-13

v,as mover so good as it is now; tnas inc
outlook was never better, that tue future
had onlv a roseate hue. With the loeaS
however. of letting our merchants speaH
for themselves, HERALD representatNeS
Yesterday interviewed the merchants
given below. with the result as appended-
1t makes a showing of which any cisy
might be proud, notwithstanding tne iacs
that quite a large number who were caueo
upon were rot seen:
z. G. NJ. L.
Mr. Carlson was seen here. "Our o1slI
is upward and onward" he SAID 'Ou1
sales for June were 1882 600, or 10 per cent
greater than in the same month IN doo1J
Our branches are also doing an exceileng
business. and this indicates there Is good
business throughout the. entire terrltory4
as well as in Salt Lake. The outlook was
never better, could scarcely be better: Our
drug departments dong its share-it mas
avery steady, even trade
COIN BROS. -s
Trade with us has been exceptionally
good for some time, and we look for q
marked increase in our fall trade. This
section of the country appears to be in a
very prosperous condition, and when the
people prosper, so does business.
SPENCER & KIMBALL.
Business in our line is very good and we
look for good fall trade. As compared
with last year, we think we have exceeded
our record of 1880 AS to the future we can
say prospects were never brighter.
GOLDSMITH co.
We are advancing rapidly, and are enjoy
ing good trade. As to 1889, oh, we think
our record will be much better. Regard
ing next season, we think next year VIII
be even greater tnan this.
COFFIN & CO., GENERAL HARDWARE.
In our line business is very good, and
we are perfectly satisfied with what we
have done. AS regards last years trade
we cannot say positively, but we think we
have exceeded the record of 1888. The flu
ture looks very bright, and we look for a
good fall trade. Newt year we count on
beating anything yet achieved IN our hne-
| Salt Lakes business prospects never were
better and we ask no better opportunity
than the present one.
AUERBACH BROS.
Business has been for six months and is
now good, with constant Improvement.
We look for good fall trade and anticipate
marked Improvement next year. Trade1
for 1890 eclipses that of 1889 CONSIDERABLE
s. P. TEAsDEL.
The crops in this section are double those
of last year. The farmers are prosperous.
That means general activity. Business is =
much better than last year, and is improv-,
| ing daily. Fall trade will be immense, and
next year we look for better trade than
ever.
SPENCER CLAwsoN & co.
Allows business?n Away in advance of
the same period Of a year ago, notwith-
standing the fact that we were late getting
out on the road in consequence OF removaf
and other Unavoidable delays. We cannot,
give you the exact advance, but 1t IS such,
a one as is most decidedly satisfactory TO-
US. There is a perceptible gain almost
daily.
d. o. CALDER ESTATE.
eve have enjoyed unusual prosperity,
during the present year, and are up to our
ears in business. Orders have been de-
layed in many cases because the factories
were unable to supply our demands. We
are perfectly satisfied with our present Sit
uation and future outlook"
UTAH STONE AND HARDWARE co.
"Gur business has increased very per-
ceptibly.'' How much over last yearf
sOh. from as to 100 per cent. We are do
!, ing as well as we ought to, and we hear
no complaints from our competitors.
JOHNSON, PRsrT& co.
COMPARED with the same period last year,
there has been most remarkable 1ncreasel
in the amount of business handled by US,
and we find it steadily on the increase.
For new firm we are more than satisfied
BROOKS s BEATIE.
} We have been in business for few
weeks only, but we have not the slightest
reason to complain.
! CRIsMoN-sCARFFCo.
9 Our sales if compared with the same
, period of a year ago, are much laIger-con-
sequently more satisfactory.
GEO. A. ALDER &ssoN.
Our trade is steadily increasing; we arc
thoroughly satisfied with the outlook as
well as the present status
DAVIDSON, LEYsoN M'CUNE.
Trade in our line is fair and slightly bet
:, ter than at this time last year. we tn1nR
the prospects good.
s. J. NATHAN.
Business is as good as can be anticipated.
We are making good preparations for a.
fine fall trade, and expect to do good
business As to next years prospects, we
re think they are excellent. Salt Lake is
getting rapidly to the front.
, L1PPMAS & wALLERsTEIS.
Ii We cannot say anything. Business is
t. business, and must be kept to ourselves.
k If we give our business away we get our
taxes raised.
COOPERATIVE WAGON AND MACHINE CO.
The prospects for next year are very
:. good and we look for large increase.
- : Trade at present is very fair and has been
ID so during the season
IL TIM Iirut Stan