Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17
MATTERS AT HOME.
City Warrants by b. Redeemed
Within Thirty Days.
nIG GRAIN DEALING COMPANY.


CITY Treasurer Duke says the city
warrants called for redemption atr
coming Ia but slowly. He wanted all
warrants up to NJ. IL az he has the
cash to redeem them, sud n they
we're brought in W. called for Il
would be- but n short space oi time be-.
orc the whole Of the s22J, 900 out.
slnnding warrants would be taken up.
Mayor EUkin received la0l evening
pleasantly woriui letter from Blair
& Co., tho Sew York boudbuyers who
are bking up The pr,sen, issue u tho
cliy's ,bligaiions. Tho communication
expfrsats the thanks u Motsfs. Blair
* %. Tor the courtesy they have to.
ocived In tn negotiations, anu states
that they hni everything In the
abatement forwarded 10 be- la salts.
factory condiilOu.
81 Tar ~ tbs receipt OF the money IL
concerned, how much Is made avail.
aolc, aud how soon, depends somewhat
on tho wnrrlut holders. The lis. Ia.
'ialuent 10 received and IL now icing
used to redeem city warrants. AZ
coon as $4,000 VI thee are taken up
anu certificate 10 that elect
u furnished Blair a Co., another
s1liuOO IA CHh will be- uaid.
Whcn u second .jO,UJO instalmenl OF
warrants IL tnhUl there viii be- Third
payment, anu 90 on uutil ull thu money
IL lnii auu warrants redeemed. Uu.
yer tue CuItruct thiH eau bc effected
with the whole issue before the 91th Of
November, ~ TINT u tbo warrants are
pfetontvd promptly as called Tor they
can to All redeemed Within tue next !
thirty uAys. This viii then place tue
clty't bUuuri Indebtedness atSl,7Su,.
uOu, Just 5000 lts- than the fuiI limit |
wh.cn can DO reached Tor y'ar ut |
luRs.
"lhego T. one item that would like |
To have more generally uuIer-toOI,0
taid CouuCI lmHu Bull, chairman oi the
City Council Il sauCe committee, to.
Jay, "Rud thhl b. that under the con.
tract with BAR * %. those gentlemen
pay Interest ~ the city on the whole
s.5l,OlO bonds from Sept. SIN. THIS
apples to the Sl25,OUO on which they
have Au option, Aud tue si9j, 900 which
they have accepted. The ngurc raid
was 90 cents on the b1nds auu accrued
Interest from July 10 Sept. s, aud
from the latter date interest In paid to
the city, oven N Ito audItionAi gig5,-
900 had not been accepted by Blair a
Co."
A heavy GRAIN DpAtru
This mornings frulsh i train from the
north brought In n carload OF wheat.
one Of many, from southern Idaho.
lhis particular car was loaded AT
idsho Falls, ana shipped 10 the Co.
operative Wagon Ruu Machine com.
pRny Ia this CITY. 10 represented only
u small part u the gain which TINT
olmpauy bias Received hero tins fali.
but was an indicator Of the fact tbnt
The company II one OF the lafgcrt grain
dealers in the West.
The magnitude Of the buslness
which the company does Ia handling
grain may be more FULLY compTehrnurd
by n knowledge Of the TACT that during
he INST twU weeks OF this month
learly thirty cars Of wheat, oats aud
farley have been received ut the com.
lany's orlicvin this city, and disposed OF
IN the local market. None Of 4. has been
shipped out OF the Territory, tho dc.
nand for u at home boiug too strong.
Most Of the grain thus btIu 'ht In Ia d
wheat, AMI Inns come chiefly from 4
northern Utah ana southern Idaho. 1
e Is all OF the best grade, Tor the com. 7
amy takes special palms 10 that end. 5
lhe grain IN Inspected At the timn lt il /
teeiNsd, ana thus the atmor Pays Tor
ils machinery IN the very test quality q
u his farm product. Thls fact nAksa b
{ easy 20 dispose u the wheat In IN. a
ocal market, especially as there Ia hut a
limited supply through the farmers
folding, Tor higher prices than now
.foynii, except where they must lot
he grain - To pay debts. II
The iirsl half OF this month has wit. 1
essod more than a million foun "A Of p
rain brought TO Salt Lake by tne b
cooperative Wagon and Machine com. II
any, as each carload contains from n
:, 900 10 $1,000 pounds. IL IL largely Il
ought up by The mllltr, though (,
unbefOf parties have made purchases "
18th n view to spooulatiug. They
now that wheat Will not remain at ! q
he prersnt figure great while but y
iust 20 up, ami tue, Will DO on hand O
.lth mo rise Ia the market. O
The machine company gets all this
rain la for mrTchRndisv. Farming | b
IMPLEMENTS, twine, ETC., are sold 10
ie Agricultural, aud In the fall farm
TOuucts meet the bill. The implt. a.
.eat companies ara good index IN 4,
lv autumn Of the comparative eEteut ~
the grain crop. THIS season there ~
as much less grain than tor each OF II
verHl preceding Seasons, a. indlcat- -
by tho marked falling or ia tue ~
lanuty Ot bindets' twine purchased. an
sour busiuess IL good indicator, ~
o, VI the economic disposition OF the "a
iaid Secretary H. s. Wells n,
day, "Inis year the increased -
lie OF machine extras makes IL
ear that tho farmers have turned a.,
rod share NJ attention o. saying by A.
king up their old machinery. The =,
ard times have contributed to this, 4"
III the wave OF fetrenChmeut that 'a
" passed over the farmers has been ~,
lite marked, There Is not 80 much N,
aste this year M there Ia sometimes. ci
u the grain that has come 20 us this n,
at II Of nfHt quality, uOtwitnslaud. 80
4 that the quality Of the yield ~ 10. ~
rted to ba poor la some localities" n,
NOTES.
A rlicles OF incorporation OF tho Cy. ch
Mus Milling * Mining company IA
~ boon filed with the Territorial Sec lei
larry. The capital stock 10 100000, wi
d tue Tip Top aud Cyclone clalms, dc
Rush valley QIhtFlCt will hs | fni