Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
rank CLEAR|NGs
| WERE INCREASED
.,,.,aI Trend Of Business A.
'''' fairs Here Gives Salts
faction.
navy PEOPLE ARE COMING.
,.,,,e is Encouraging 10 Real
'"N nealers--Good supply OF
Brick Looked For.

:. ,ocal commercial situation con-
.. ~. this week in about the same lines
'"I ~, week, the fluctuations sueh as
ra being the results OF tine
n, ',,sr changes. The advent OF cold
''s .,,her is welcomed in certain lines
W. and does not interfere partic'
,n others. In banking, the clear
'l.', s.ys been pushed upwards, largely
ps onerations by the sugar COM
'..s There has been a good demand
7, money particularly among the sheep
o,,lemen. and then the sugar
-. s,owers are having need Of funds
rhlch TO move their crop The
',,,. are stifenins' and today range
l'" 10 per cent. The feature OF
lO~ ~ was the failure OF the Evan
'us ' s,ns; but bankers here remark
'yI =. oM man had lived, there would
IL 49,, no failure. Those who came
AMER hin simply were not equa' 10 '''
situation. .. ,as ham
,asi this week, with no speeial safes
,.oord though dealers report people
,onlw in here from adjoining states
nd making inquiries as to the pros
II, with view to future purchase
ID rarts OF the town appear to nave
IA, attractions TO investors-the west
\, a, mechanical and Industrial OPP
.,.hps and the east side for resi-
..,s Real estate men believe there
n ha much building this winter, as
4. oondItlon OF the weather will allow;
~ mai in any event, hundreds OF cell
| l, excavations win be made and foun-
| MONS nut in. preparatory TO super
e,crire work in the spring, Archl-
sts have a number Of sizeable build
~ IN view. but will not give out de-
sss until papers are signed. Several =
.shtects are at work on competitive
In for The proposed large office build
4, "a be erected by Mrs. Judge ON the
sstheast corner Of Main and Third
sntb streets. 1t is understood that
As structure win be six or eight
sories and cost 100000. The board or
nyernors Of the Commercial CLUB have
Nj vet decided on the plans for the
tpvosed club building, as the site Is
al vet selected though several desir-
,Ne ones are being considered, notice
ain the corner of Pierpont and West
imple streets
GOOD SUPPLY OF BRICK.
The brick makers report the local
upy as steadily increasing, as the
rand from the smelters is falling or,
4 the advanced fall weather has
aiiled other building operations. II
halmed that from 100000 and 10000
nh are turned out daily from the To-
a yards. and with clear weather, the
pord viii be kept up. But when
III weather comes, the output Will
|lminish. The lumber situation con-
|haes only a little more So with
i0tice Just received by local dealers Of
nrther advances in certain classes Of
knbcr: but at the same time there are
taeering reports Of an easement In the
ar famine.
HARDWARE TRADE.
The hardware trade reports good
business during the week, particularly
IN mining machinery and camp supplies
which have kept the large houses In
this city on the pump In shipping out
70 Ill mining camp orders. There has
also been a strong call for heavy hard
ware, assayers supplies harnesses Of
al kinds. horse blankets, and roller
skates The demand for the latter class
o goods Is still largely In excess OF
me demand. Everybody" wants to
go roller skating. and the manager OF
one large local house says that he no
@oner received q full car this week,
man II went right out on immediate
orders The craze seems to be EXTEND
mg al over the state, so that before the
rsh is over probably every third man,
woman and child will be the happy
pssessor OF a paid OF roller skates.
bll the craze has knocked dancing, the
mslorls amusement of this state, and 1t
y hard now TO gather even bakers
peleh at the average dancing party.
pul there is a marked delay on arrival
VI stoves which were ordered months
go and when such orders can be filed
question.
GROCERY REPORTS.
me Wholesale grocery trade reports
s,ndnus Tor many lines of goods that
Wy hol De responded to with anything
~ alaerity. Packers are reported sold
Msad OF the supply on hand In immedi-
M view Shipments, in consequence
ne show, and these are further him
lsred by the scarcity of boxing MATER
y, and by spring there will be still
so, advances i'm prices OF leading
w w. II Is stated that whole
n.y. srocers could do 20 per cent heavier
sI 0ni.s II they had the necessary
"I'les Small dealers are blaming
!opoers but the tobbers say they
no1 get tho material. so what are
FURNITURE TRADE GOOD.
a, 1e furniture men report the great
I'D, udde n, local history. The demand
and :, W ne along all lines OF the trade,
rood question Is not so much selling
49," as u is TO get them from the
aps nns The railroads are congested
tcri,l ~ 10Y deliver promptly. Raw ma
hmhsN hard 10 get, certain classes OF
anS sr are becoming scarcer each wear.
lees arc steadily on the rise
hsys say purchasers seem TO still
NOW p'ehty OF money, there are MANY
h,ri npuses In town that are now being
bes, L ~, and the demand is for the
ape feoiiu us or furniture. Local dealers
ana ',Hhelihg that they are on easy street
|, fa,n 'al they viii be able to lay IN for
u'ufe rainy day. ~ 'V'
DRY GOODS SITUATION.
eaIIn Inc Wholesale dry goods trade 10.
than ~ reported better this week
any MI ME- tne corresponding week OF
eral .Nlous year, contrary TO ren-
ascribo pectation, and the change Is
speciSi 20 the weather. There &c q
kets u.maud for fleece goods. hian.
elias oma me comforters' and that
eotto,. while the demand for nrints
sidonbio e'c;, Is by no means incon.
are bo,b me city and country trade
repor, ~ reported excellent. Jobbers
lines .hat singhams. wash goods
sheetina licking, and some blaacheJ
ago ai are higher than n wcol,
for cots, u an Unprecedented demand
fact N'e'ohs as likely after Ian n,
- certain limos "a.', H. IN