Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-01
BUSINESS NOTES.

The last few days have seen decided
upward jsmp in several local stocks.
Deseret Savings Bank, which was quot
cd in last Saturdays News at SfO
sold yesterday at $3.50 per share. Idaho
Sugar moved up TO Sl3 bid and Utah
Sugar common stands stiff at 400 and
brokers report none to be had at mat
figure.
Yesterday was dividend day on the
preferred stock OF the Utah Sugar COM
pany and checks to the amount Of S52,
500 were paid out of the secretary and
treasurer's office. Today the Home Fire
is paying It's regular quarterly dividend
Of per cent
The new officers Of Cunnlngton & Co.
take hold today. The company was es-
tabllshed In 1870. and Incorporated In
1855 with a capital of $4,000,
4 copy OF the articles OF association
OF the Sisters Of the Holy Cross Hos
pital association. incorporated az st.
Mary's academy ST. Joseph county,
Ind. was filed In the office OF Secretary
Of State Hammond today. The capital
stock Of the association is $40 600 d.
.i1rd int 9ha~os OF the p9r value Of
81 each. The sister superior Of the Ho
Gross nOsplta oi this city Is designate
I'D as the person upon whom process
may be served in this state.
copy Of the articles OF incorpora-
ton Of the Utah Knitting Works Of Og-
den was filed IN the secretary OF states
office today. Its capital stock Is $780,
600 divided into 800 shares of the par
value OF 800 each Peter Anderson is
president NJ. T.. Cowley vice president;
O. r. Petersen, treasurer; f, c. Par
kInson, secretary
The improved Brick company will put
In "a plant for the manufature Of ter
ra Gotta for partition and floor work,
and win supply all that material needed
for the government building. Contractor
Campbell says that for manufacture OF
ornamental terra Gotta, plant can be
put In here for $4,000, and he hopes
this will be done, as there is as good
clay for that purpose just north Of this
city as can be found anywhere.
Dun's Review for Mch. Is, has the fol-
lowing to say about business conditions
in Salt Lake. Trade conditions IN Job
bling lines are unchanged and the situa.
ton is regarded az healthy. with this
outlook favorable. a steady business
Is had in groceries, hardware drugs
shoes and staples Of all kinds arit
pleasant weather aids a numhs OF re-
tail lines. Collections however. contin
ne backward Money is in satisfactor,
supply and in fairly active demand a
firm rates Local commercial securitlei
are Arm and fairly active,
J. G. Cutler Jr., sold 10 shares OF IN,
| Deseret Savings bank this morning al
| $3.50 per share. a week ago the stool
| was selling at s2i0 per share, the in
crease being attributed TO the fine bust
ness the bank has been doing OF late.
c. O. Ronerud Of this city was award
| cd the contract. this noon, by Col Clay
ton. for building q second story 10 thi
4 Vermont building on stat. street, neW
| First South, and a two story building
covering the long standing excavation
| adjoining. for SOS. $50. this covering Tn
plain structure without finish. The en-
tire structure completed will cost $50,
900. The property belongs TO the Brig
ham Young Trust company.
Todays local bank clearings amount
ed 20 SiAl. S657l as against Ss45,Sg6.6 81 10
the same day last year. The big DIFF
ference is due to the great falling OF
OF transactions on the local stock ex
change. Iil
The new Irrigation Law. In pamphle
form. only Zoe at the Deseret New
| Rock Stare