Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
FoIIowIng are the latest quotatIons:

Deseret National bank ........S2S6. 80
4. c, NJ. /. observation-disclosures. l65. 90
Home Fire Insurance Co...... 145. 00
The Utah Sugar Co. preferred. D.. 1906
Common ......'....., ..,....., $3.50
Stale Bank Of Utah ............ 100. o,
Deseret Savings Bank .......... 240.0O
Commercial National Bank ..... 100. 90
lions Savings Bank & TT Co... 1884. 90
Provo Com. q Savings Bank ... $780, 90
Lehi Com. s. Savings Bank .... 100 90
Thatcher Bros. Bkg. Co., Logan. u.s. 90
First National Bank, ogden 49,. 24i 90
Rocky Mt. Bell Tel. Co., ......, gi.00 |
Davis Co. Bank. Pennington 49,. 40. 90 !
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysvllle .. 200 90
Ogden Savings Bank ...,,,..,. 1861 90 !
Consolidated W. & NJ. Co., pfd.... 100 90 !
common ',......' .,..,..... 90, 90 !
Greeley sugar co, ,.....,...,..,. 1000 /
Amagamated Sugar Co., pfd. go. $3.50 /
common ".,...,.., ....o. .,.,. $500 |
Provo Wooden Mills Co. ......,.,. TO- 90 |
Peoples Coop, Lehi ,..".....".. $50 !
BONDS.
Church Bonds ...,...., .....,... 1902
Consolidated Ry & Power Co.,
bOnus .,sf..,. ..,,.., amman, lOO
$. L. city Railroad Bonds ...,. 1919
SumDter valley ,....,.. .......... lO2
Utah Co, Light q Power Co. bonds 100
Local grocers and dealers in sugar
were notified late Friday night Of big
advance In the price OF the refined pro-
duct, the Increase being one half a cent
per pound. The price has been de-
pressed for a long time past on account
OF unsettled trade conditions In San
Francisco, from which point the quota
lions for Utah are made. In sugar cir
Giles II Is thought that the advance Is
due TO the fact that the refiners and
jObbers there may have come together. |
As there is now about 25,OOO,OOO pounds |
Of sugar in storage by the several Utah |
companies, the advance in price was |
naturally received with satisfaction in |
sugar circles in this city, Ogden and |
Logan.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold- |
ers Of the Home Fire Insurance COM |
pany occurred on Friday afternoon. |
The reports Of the company showed |
that the company was IN most flour |
ishing condition. The following named |
directors were elected 20 serve for the |
ensuing year, and In addition II. G.. |
Whitney was elected secretary, and /. |
s. Hills treasurer Of the company. John |
r. Barnes Elias A. Smith. Henry Din
woodey, Jos. f. Smith, John c. Cutler, |
John Henry Smith, Thos. G. Weber. |
Chas $. Burton, David Eocles, p. r. |
Farnsworth, Francis NJ. Lyman, Heber
J. Grant, George Romney
The sudden jump In sugar Of four bits |
per hundred Is regarded as unusual al |
this time OF the year. and Is attracting
attention among iobbers.
General Manager 0del Of the Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine company |
leaves tonight for Denver whence he |
viii 20 TO Kansas City and then on TO |
Chicago. Mr.. Odell viii visit the prin- |
cipal eastern manufactures OF agri- |
cultural machinery and give the trade |
In general a good looking over. so as |
10 post himself thoroughly on the sup
ply and conditions OF the spring mar
kets.
X. W. Faris Of the contracting firm |
OF Faris 4 Kesl. Boise and Nampa. |
leaves for Chicago tonight to purchase
$751; worth OF machinery for the
Twin Falls Land and Water company's
contract. He expects TO have his work |
all done by Nov. l. He qualified on his
bond yesterday.
Manager ]. c. Graham OF the Keith.
OBrlen company said this morning
that his firm would make no objection |
TO the Insurance rates prescribed for
the house by the insurance companies.
on account Of the unusual risk attend
INK the business Of the department
stores.
The management OF the new Holmes
department house expects 20 resume
construction April l, by which time
everything viii be In readiness.
The Brigham Young Trust compapv
bsS'-" Anru ] the Construction OF