Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

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1sden sugar. q. .... O.. O.. i2l.o0 q !"
First NIL, Ogden. :. o.. b. i7s.0o "a I"
Dereret Nationai... 81. .... 1000 iio I"
Desefct Savings. 90. ...... i0s. ="
l.oiii con1 Bank. q. .... 10000
Co-op. WaE. a Mach. CO.. li2le0 ~ :"
aunningtvn a Co. .. d. o.. lV2.p 2is :"
ina,cner Bros. bank. 49,. log.o0
ltudger ciawson has purchased the
old i.orenzo YOUNG property at the head
Of North Temple street. II now faces
On canyon Road Mr CinwHon viii
remodel the house and take up his
residence there IN The near future.
Airs. Isaac Sears made good pur.
chase ~ real estate recently. acquiring
the cottage % o. y. Arnold IN the
Eighteenth ward on Third street She
paid 1000. the land being 2iirods by 10,
MI. Arnold states that he was offered
1000 next day after he made the sale
70 Mrs. Sears. He ~ building u new
irsilence In the Twentieth ward ON
New York papers Just NJ hand state
thht james W. Alexander. vice prcai.
dent OF the Equitable AsEurapcc So
clstf. has been elected president In
place % the late Henry q. Hyde. James
VI. hyde. Hon Of the former president.
was elected frr, vice president.
over 1900 has been received from
small subscribers NJ the ofiice Of the
utah sugar company up to the present
TINE. Manager cutler IL M from I.chi
Today, ana rays that the pine trench
Nufk between Lehi ana Springvilio IN
going rapidly forward. the contrscta all
being now let 7 he work 81 the Spring.
Nille plant II also being pushed. the
late ruins have benefited the beet crop
ana the plants never looked better.
u wnH stated In Richmond. Indiana,
that the threading machine comblna-
ton VIII include twenty eight Of tho
lnrKcrt plants Ia this country. The
capita capital stated viii be IN excess Of 49,.
The Northwestern Pillow Manufac-
tur"rH association, In convention nt
Chicago Monday. tho sth. ordcred that
10 per cent should be added 20 the SELL
ms price Of manufactured goods. ow-
ing to the advance Ia the cost Of raw
materials.
Bradnircctg wool review Of the 18th
says The foreign demand for wool
on THIS side has been large since the
- wv AHffNlNn MNNl NAlfNs MNN
about 10000 bales 81 Australian wool In
bond we're bought for export IN hos.
ton alone this week. This makes the
purchase OF about gt.ooo bales for *.
port IN the past ak weeks. The stock
o. iinc Australian woods has been much
reduced by these purchases. but few
boins lcft In dealers hands In bond.
a sale Of i,ooo.oo0 pounds Of domestic
woods also for export IL reported, while
Il II said the other sales OF domestic
nne woods viii likely follow. These
latter are territories on the secured
basis Of about 20 cents secured or bet.
ter, The local demand II quiet, but
prices have hardened somewhat. Ter.
ritory fnc medium and fine nrr quoted
on secured basis at iout2 cents for
good staple lots. Pieces are quiet. but
better.
Alexander n. Tafbct. the millionaire
mining man who recently purchased a
magnificent Residence In New York IL
back 10 his Salt Lake home for a short
period. although y Il said that he viii
eventually abandon this state FOR
Gotham. He "a largely Interested IN
Utah business. however. which fact
may Induce him r. remain hsre. n will
be remembered shat he sold his share
IN Center Star mine AZ british coium-
bia some months ago sor 500 go Ia
zach. lie l. shid 10 have Invested .sne-
thing like 10000 In tho Jordan Mar
rows riectric plant. he II ~ sanEuine
or ~ success that he has aiRnifed
VI Tncsn 10 double his interest.
Nothing could better Illustrate the
changed conditions In money circles
than the Hix days annual sale which
draws o. an end az Y. g. 81. T. tonight
In conversation with News repre-
sentative this afternoon. Superintend-
cnt Wehher stated that the sales We're
far and away IN advance Of those a
year ago, In fact. the receipts On this
the clntlnF day ~ the sale. would be-
Freater than on the opening Jay Mon.
day. a record unparalleled, Mr.. wehbor
stated that collections were gratifying.
" good and the only cloud upon the
financial sky IN the state was the fear
that the tomato crop would DO seriously
damaged by the late frostH. This In.
dusify, he said, had assumed consider.
able magnitude, and N tho crop was
seriously hurt II would he severe blow
IN frverni sections " the State. notably