Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-13
Followlng are the latest quotations.


Thatcher Bros. Bkg, Co., Logan. 1000
First National Bank, ogden ..... 227.j0
Rocky Mt. Bell Tel Coco, &C.. $3.50
Davis Co Bank, Pennington 1880
Barnes Banking Co., kaysville >. 5000
Ogden Savings Bank mann. 60. l5l. 90
Consolidated W. x NJ. Co. pfd... $500
Common 1896
Greeley Sugar Co .....,...... 1900
Amagamated Sugar Co., pfd .... $3.50
Common .,.,.,,.,..,.,, .,...,,.,,l O2'0V
Idaho Sugar Co.. ....., ..... 1915
Provo Wooden Mills Co.u".,.".. $500
Peoples Coop, Lehi .......,..." 1000
BONDS.
Church Bonds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO3A
Consolidated Ry. & Pr Co. bonds 100
:. L. e, Railroad Bonds ........ 1854
Sumpter Valley Railroad "....l0Sh
Utah Co.Light & Power Co. Bonds. 1913
Manager r, r. Cutler came down last
night IRON Idaho, where he gave a
thorough inspection to the beet sugar
fields and to the progress Of the new
factory at Idaho Falls. To a News"
representative he said this morning,
that never in all his experience had he
seen such a stand OF beets as was
now being thinned In the Snake River
valley. This was all the more remark
able because 1t was the first years
crop, Five thousand three hundred
acres have been planted, and every
acre was in the finest possible shape.
All the plants were up and were grow
ing thickly He did not stop off at the
Bear River factory on his way down.
but he learned that the conditions there
were equally promising.
Supt Gardner of the Lehi factory
met Mr.. Cutler here, and reported to
him that around Lehi and other parts
of Utah county the beet outlook was
never better,
c. A. Granger, manager Of the Gree
ley Sugar company, passed through Salt
Lake yesterday on his way home from
California. where he has been reouper-
ating Tor the past few weeks. He says
his adyices from Greeley are TO the eff
feet that this company has 5000 acres of
beets planted, and that all are in good
condition.
In this weeks list of cities whose
bank clearings are reported by Brad
street, Salt Lake stands thirty-seyenth,
with clearings at $3.50, 754, an increase
OF per cent. There Is big increase
all round the heaviest being Knoxville,
Tenn, with an increase of 90 per cent.
The heaviest decrease is Birmingham,
Ala, 20 per cent.
The contractor at the Federal build
ing Is having trouble 10 get stone in
large sizes. Any amount OF small stone
Is being shipped In and of this he has
more at present than he wants but
II seems hard to make the quarry
people realize that large sized stone is
needed most
Real estate dealers report no marked
features for the week in the local mar
kct but say that there are a good
many small sales being made which.
IN The aggregate, amount to consider
able Most Of the transfers are under
81 900. There is an increasing desire
reported among people to own thelc
own homes, and small building con-
tinues steadily.
Building permits we're issued during
the week as follows:
r, Conham, S3S Cannon street, frame
addition. $500.
Burton Coal & Lumber Co, corner
Third West and Fifth South, frame
addition warehouse, $500.
Mrs. A. Peterson, between Fifth and
Sixth East and Fifth and Sixth South,
brick cottage, $40.
Lorus Pratt, S5S north Fifth West
double brick residence, $1,000
w. j. Tuddenham, Jr., street, be-
tween Second and Third, brick resi-
dence. $1,000.
Dr. J. NJ. Dart, 1888 east Second South,
brick barn, $50.
Mrs, n. Hill, 726 south, Fifth East,
brick addition. $500
w. n. Eanshaw, 10 west First
North brick cottage, $500.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ashmane, Isl east Fifth
South, frame cottage. 5000.
Bobt, II. 7. Taylor, III north Second
West alterations frame residence. $500.
w. 7, Piper, Fourth street, between
state and a. brick cottage, $500
Il. y. Whitney, Fourth Street. be-
tween State and A. brick cottage. 81, 800.
Deseret Saw. bank, Twelfth East. be-
tween Brigham and First street, two
brick residences. S,4O0.
Deseret Saw. bank, Social Hall alley,
brick three house terrace, $500.
Mrs. Henry " Luce, % Navajo street,
frame cottage, 500,
G. Fletcher. "a west, North Temple,
brick cottage, $500.
Lacy l. W. Kirkman 1910 east Fourth
South, frame store, Sl.25.
Total. $2S,l75.
large force OF men are pushing
building operations on the Holmes
apartment house at Eagle Gate. The
paving company Is asphalting the street
intersection and the laying Of the trap
blocks In the street railway tracks is
being completed The public will
breathe a long breath OF relief when
that street intersection Is cleaned up.
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