The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-14
THE PASSING THRONG.

1.-THE wool market is just a little quiet
at the present time. said Charles An
drews at the Kenyon last night. Mr. An
drewS returned yesterday from Boston
and other eastern cities, where he went
to look over the situation and if advisable
dispose of some Of his holdings. Tn1s ne
did not do, however. as the prospects for
a stronger market in the near future are
very good.
The only apparent reason for the pre-
vailing weak price" he said, sis the large
supply of cloth on hand. Manufacturers
claim they have a surplus of stock on
hand, and this being between seasons, too,
accounts in a large measure Tor the SLOW
market 1t is perfectly we'll known, how
ever. that the demand will increase before
another clip, and L am therefore not anX-
ious to SELL
Mr. Andrews also said a good deal of
old wool had been forced on the market
at a reduced price. Added to this was the
fact that good many large manufactur-
erS supplied themselves with the foreign
product before the Dingley bill went into
effect. all of which tended to hold the
demand at a weak point for quite While
afterward.
The arrivals at the various hotels yes
terday were:
AT the Kenyon-John H. Millzner, San
Francisco; B. w. Reynolds John Thom-
sen. Fremont, Neb.; Con Hoyes; Gregson;
servant, San Francisco; Albert Dickinson.
Chicago; Henry Hayman. A II. Hoefer,
Philadelphia: Charles Andrews, Nephi; D.
r. Olmstead. CINCINNATI; I. L. NUNS;
Cleveland; William G. O'Brien, wife and
sister. Cleveland; Robin Jones, Green's
boro; E. ]. Stowe. V. Z. Valiant, w. A
York: f. c. Burton, Denver; A. c. King,
Springfield; j. G. Hewitt. Omaha; c. l..
Dignowity, Boston; c. F. DayieS' Den, Den
ham. New York: Mr.. and Mrs. =. W.
Klipstem. Miss Margaret Racial, Texas;
E. Mosley, st; Louis; c. NJ. Blair, Chi
(Nr1x- Na
Cook. Denver.
AT the Knutsford-H. H. Tebault, New
Miller, New York; Harry Liiienfeli, Chi
cago; P. W. Wilde. Boise City; Edward
F. Bryant and wife, Chicago; Mr.. and
M Mill saiiif Piainfeid; 8. W. Guid1in and
WIFE Fort Wayne; Louis II. Kohn and
wife, James W. Cooke, Chicago; NJ NJ
Buffalo: A. c. Richard St Louis. Samuel
c. Adams, A. Van Inwagen, Denver; H.
W. Heiss, New York; Howard ID. Thomas.
and wife, Charles W. Naulty, jr., A, e.
Hockey. Philadelphia; Charles G. Wal
lace and wife. New York.
At the Cullen-A. V. shea. Philadelphia;
Mrs. w. A. Joplin, Boston; r 1: Young.
A1iddletown. Pa; A j. Fox, Spring City,
Pa; G. /. Loope and daughter, BessemeT,
Anderson. Neigh; NJ. 3. Hoffman, Neigh,
Neb. c. V. Stedman, Chicago; Miss Mn
ME Mcclure, ]. H. Mcclure. louisville;
W. W. II. Airs, Detroit; F. E Wilson,
Osceola.
At the Walker-William H. Prett, San
Francisco; Mrs. Dill and Mrs. Swagne.
Pacifis Grove. Cal; N. c. .Hammons
Missouri: L. B. Deuman, Lincoln; G. -.
Christensen. American Fork; Mrs; 4. G.
Warwick Carlin. New; James McCune,
Helper; W. p. Woodruff, Park City; j. II
Bartram and wife, West Chester. Pa; M.
p Broffet, Price, A. W. HorSley. Price;
Z. o. Watts. Ogden
g O. o
At the White House-Mrs, o, Greenan,
Miss L. Hagan, ]. Powe1S, Park City:
z. B. Meredith. Vernon; F. NJ. Langford
and wife. Idaho; Z. A. Poe. Chickarla, l.
T.; D. ]. O'Mahoney. w. M.Sorley, s Colt,
Park City; Mrs. ]. II. Harrington, Miss
Harrington. L. Startin, Boise; Mrs. ]. 3.
Nelson, Tooele; Dan Clays, Mrs. j. Jones,
Master Jones, Miss H. H. Jones, H A
Fraser. Bingham; DR.. Arid and wife,
Provo.