Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14

Deseret National Bank ......" s2S40O
a. G. NJ. /. .....,.... ........ l65. 90
Home Fire Insurance Coo. IT,. 1850
The Utah Sugar Co, preferred. 9.95
Common ........,. 49,. S.57
State Bank Of Utah ........... 10000
Deseret Savings Bank ..."..... $4,000
Commercial National Bank ... 10000
lions Savings Bank NM. 80. 1890
Provo Com. & Savings Bank 49,. 1900
Lehl Com. & Savings Bank 900. 10000
Thatcher Bros. Bkg. Co, Logan, ll7.50
First National Bank, Ogden 49,. 247.00
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel. Co... $3.50
Davis Co Bank. Pennington . 1000
Barnes Banking Co. Kaysyille. $4,000
Ogden Savings Bank .o...n...., 1890
Consolidated w. 6 NJ. Co. pref. q. 10000
Common ...,,,. e.. ... ..,... 900
Greeley Sugar Co...,....,....l 1870 90
Amalgamated Sugar Co, pref. $3.50
common .., oil" 80, ...'.... lOO.O
Provo Wooden Mills Co ...... 1000
Peoples Coop, Lehi.,... .,,..... 900
BONDS.
church bonds ...,..,... ..,",...,1Olh
Consolidated Ry. & p. co bonds. 100
$. l.. City Railroad Bonds ......1OlA
Sumpter Valley ........ 80. ..... l0lA
Utah Light & Power Co,......, 100
Spencer Clawson remarked today,
that the Brigham Young Trust COM
pany would shortly need 10000 square
feet OF stone tagging for sidewalk pur-
poses, and he knew of no better stone
for such purpose than the Heber City
stone which exists in such abundance
and is Of fine quality. But at present
Is costs about four bits per square foot
TO lay the stone In this city, while the
cement sidewalks cost Is and 20 cents
Mr.. Clawson deprecated the policy Of
quarry owners at Hehsr In sticking for
largely prohibitlve prices, and believed
that capital and enterprise could quar-
ry that fine stone. and arrange with the
railroad company to handle 1t at great
ly reduced rates, so that 1t might be
made available for general sidewalk
purposes here Mr.. Clawson contends
that 1t is much superior to cement.
There has been steady demand for
money the past week or 10 days; more
so than during the week before. Bank
ing men say that II is due to the expan-
sion Of the beet sugar interest in
southern Idaho, and calls by the sheep
and oattlemen who are finding il nee
essary now TO feed their stock in order
TO carry them through until spring.
The heavy SHOWS OF recent date have
covered up the ranges, so that II Is
difficult for the sheep and cattle to get
at the grass and where the snow IS
Cruseted over the stock cannot get al
II at all. Consequently, some tall feed
ing Is necessary. Then. money Is being
called for TO invest In building prop
critics In this city One south side
man has just borrowed $4,000 from a
city banking concern with which to
build half dozen residences near Lib
erty park. He said that by beginning
now. when materials and labor are not
so costly, he could save $500 on each
house, and that was worth saving.
George A. Snow win be in town from
New York Tuesday next to attend
meeting OF the Consolidated Wagon G
Machine company. OF which he is a d.
rector.
Salt Lake stands thirty-fourth this
week in the list OF cities whose clear
ings are given In Bradstreets. TIE
figure for this city is given at ts.l0O,5C7.
an increas Of 81 per cent
According 10 Informal talk by The
owners OF the burned properties on Sec.
ond South street, the chances are good
for the erection Of FIRE proof structure.
rs two disastrous fires on the same site
have suggested that fire proof build.
ing would be the proper thing. II is
believed that the Walkers fully recog.
nlze the growing demands OF the city
ef'ice quarters, and are likely to erect
a six or eight story. fire proof struc-
lures on the site Of the Atlas and Cen.
tral blocks. one prominent local In. |
surance man remarked this morning.
that II would be we'll II a single building |
10 cover both sites. could Be put up. and |
that II would be a paying investment.