Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-18
CITY HALL CORNER
ALL THAT is LEFT
Bidding on That Has Gone Over Until Mon
day-Property Disposed OF
Nets S46,lSO.

dollars or nearly 40 per cent, over the
Clearings for the same day Of last year
can only be accounted for by the set
Elements made today for stock which
changed hands during Yesterdays eX-
citing calls on the minglng exchange
and the many real estate deals which
took place yesterday The great In
creases in bank clearings in this city
during the past few weeks over last
year are not due alone 20 large trans
actions but 10 the multitude OF smaller
ones. Money Is plentiful and Is In
circulation,
Contracts have been let this week by
Architect D. G.. Dart for the erection or
a siX-rOom cottage for William Arm
strong. Orson Allen was the success
ful bidder for the carpenter work, while
George V. Morris d Son viii have
charge Of the rock and brckwork The
cottage win bee built on seventh East
between South Temple and First south.
and viii be modern In all It's appoint
ments
The secretary Of state received IN to-
days mail a copy Of the articles OF in
corporation Of the Twin Creeks Oil
company of Ogden capitalized al Sl0,-
600 IN ten-cent shares. The directors
are John u. Carnahan, president John
Z. O'Nell, PRESIDENT f. 9. s.
Brainard secretary and treasurer Fred
p Martlndale and George +, McGon-
agile.
Theodore and Isadore Meyer. execu-
tors Of the estate Of Frederick II. Auer-
bach, deceased, will at noon tomorrow
superintend the sale TO the highest bid
der at the west front door Of the city
and county building the property now
occupied by the Auerbach Dry Goods
firm The Main street frontage is 53ia
feet by a depth OF cav feet with con-
siderable additional ground at the rear.
f. b. Wicks referee VIII conduct the
sale.
Architect Headlund Is preparing the
plans for two-tory brick residence TO
be erected at $50 East Fourth South
street for W. II. Tremayne. II VIII
cost $500. A terrace TO cost $4,000 may
also be erected on the same lot for Mr.
Tremayne.
Regarding Salt Lake business Tor the
past WIN AFhb ~ Nh' AN'fA'N fNlaH ~
Iohbing trade continues quite satlsfac-
tory IN hardware. mining machinery
and supplies and groceries, ana very
fair IN clothing shoes, drugs and no.
tlons. Unreasonable weather has an
unfavorable effect on some lines of re-
tail trade, Country products are IN FAR
supply and good demand, Collections
are only fair Money is plenty ard In
slightly improved demand. Local soeAf-
lilies and mining stocks show some ac-
tivity,
Reports from correspondents Of Il @.
Dun & company In the principal sheep
raising states indicate that the season
has been most satisfactory, both as 10
size and condition of clip, but COM
plants Of prices are very general. ON
many ranches the shearing IL about
completed. and yield somewhat larger
than the one preceding Is assured AZ
far western points there Is much wool
stlll on the sleeps backs. but animals
are healthy, and no difficulty Is anti
oipated. Not only Is the quantity larger
this season, but the quality Is better
and wool so much cleaner that losses
In securing will be less than usual.
few reports indicate that growers have
already sold much Of their wool. but In
the majority of cases there Is no desire
10 accept current prices This Is es-
pecially true of the Weather ranch
owners who can afford to hold their
product Buyers are not alarmed by
the tendency to refuse offers, which are
about cent lower than month ago
and express the opinion that still easier
terms may be secured later. Consid-
ering current stocks at the east and
conditions IN the manufacture, prospects
for higher prices are not encouraging,
Notwithstanding the steady decline OF
the past year