The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-16
vaded every class ana every section Of

vaded every class and every section OF
the country.
A. A. SEAyER, secretary of the. Ma
tional Advertising company-Does bust
ness for large advertisers throughout tne
country: Thinks conditions for fail and
winter business favorable, and believes
that this city is sure of an excellent 10
cal fall trade. More liberal credits at
the banks due to the return OF confidence
an important factor in extending the re-
tail trade. Believes that large general adj
vertisers will be cautious before increas-
ing their expenditures until they can pay
for them out of increased profits on out
standing advertisements. Thinks that the
time viii come as soon as the money
paid for the crops gets into general CIR
culation. Finds conditions very healthy,
owing to the small stocks held by retail
ers in every article which could be turned
INTO cash at any price during the nara
times. The warning of the panic was
needed to restrain men from overtradng
OH small capital; the result will be. great
er business economy, more satisfactory
distributions and collections, and dim
mutton of purely speculative enterprises.
JULES P. STORAL-Does city business
exclusively, his list of customers includ-
ing many real estate men, bankers ana
dry goods houses. Thinks that the settle
nent of the financial question in favor Of
a stable currency has started every lire OF
| business into activity. Was told by one
of the largest dry goods merchants in the
city that his business was Is per cent.
business men of all classes, particularly
those who have plenty Of capital, are
daily increasing the quantity OF their adj
VertiSementS. Is sure that good trade is
bound to be with US. because confidence
has been restored aud the men who were
croakers are no longer making their fell
lows afraid of losing money in well-plan-
ned business ventures.
J. WALTER THOMPSON-Large maya
zine and general advertising business for
twenty years past. Says he never seen
such business prospects in all his expert
ence To take what had happened al
ready in his own business as a guide to
the future he had done twice as much
business last July as The July previous.
1892, which was the best year he had
ever had. Had recently taken trip
west as far as Omaha and east as far as
Boston. Met 100 Of his customers and
not east or west, but everywhere; it was
in the atmosphere. When men were plac-
ing orders thirty-tiVe and forty days be-
fore they wanted them executed it was
a sign that they were confident Of max
ing sales to liqui1are the Indebtedness
which they had incurred.
w. H. TURNER, manager of the Sc
curities Advertising Company--is largely
in the street car advertising business, as
we'll as in the general advertising busi-
ness, the Street Railway Advertising COM
pany, of which the Securities Agency IS
an offshoot owning franchises for adyer-
Using in the lines of the Minneapolis
Traction company, the New Jersey Con-
solidated Traction company, the Union
Railroad company, Huckleberry road
and other street car companies i'll differ
ent parts of the country: Finds business
improving everywhere. Old contracts are
being renewed and new men are making
Inquiries with view to business. No
tees that the cheap shows. such as %
cent circuses. are doing a good business
and regards it as an infalhDle sign tnat
people in receipf of verv moderate in
ornes are beginning to have easy purses
again. Finds thai by travelling east and
north that the Improvement is not local,
but general.