Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

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ceipt Of price. so cents per box. SIX
boxes $3.50 by the DIR. Williams Medi-
cine Company, Schenectady, N Y,
crete stack on Fourth West now looms
up in the air 200 feet, to be followed
shortly by a second stack OF similar
proportions. The new art glass window
OF the First Presbyterian church has
| arrived and been set, so that the
oongT cation will be- able by another
| Sunday, 10 re-oconpy the main auditor
ium. The northeastern section OF the
| city is specially busy with building
operations five new houses being now
built in one block.
GOOD BRICK OUTLOOK.
The brick men are satisfied with
themselves and the world In general,
as the combined output OF the four local
yards will amount when running IN
full 70 half a million Of brick daily,
The yards are now all up on back or
ders and sending out brick in response
TO spring orders. The smelters will not
need one.half the amount OF brick 5hey
required last year. and the Newhu use
structures are to be of steel concrete
and stone, so that there viii be very
few brick used there, SO that the de-
mand this year for brick can be filed
without difficulty.
HARDWARE TRADE.
The hardware trade anticipates
phenomenal rush OF business this
spring. the only htndrance at present
being the condition OF the country
roads which are largely impossible on
account OF the mud Prominent To-
cal hardware men say the only limita-
ton to the spring trade when started
VIII be ability TO get goods with which
| E..wN - -t.1.. hi
In the hardware line that is now not
being called for is snow shovels which
are q drug until next fall. The goods
called for include mining machinery,
harnesses, all kinds of saddlery. road
plows, fencing material, structural
iron work roof material. mining camp
supplies, farm and garden tools, all
kinds Of heavy tools. etc, builders
hardware OF all kinds. with a good
prospect for lively call Tor shelf
hardware later. Dealers are handling
immense quantities of copper goods,
and are much interested In the fact
that che Hecla x Calumet have an
nounced September orders for H.
eco, 900 pounds at 26 cents.
AMONG THE JoBBERs.
In the wholesale dry goods trade,
Jobbers report duck, warp and filling
sateens. wills and many staple lines
adap table for bleaching in special
uses, as in steady demand AT higher
prices. Many OF these common goods
are being purchased for delivery we'll
through the year. The demand for
print cloths has been noticeable. as
the sales since November have been
very large, and supplies Of gray goods
have been shortening quite rapidly. An
enormous demand for percales IS also
reported. JobbAr say thar with tull
lines of fancy cottons for the fall OF
1907 before the trade. and many high
priced and medium grade fancies for
next spring being already shown, this
part OF the market is active. Com
mission houses report that ordering
OF fancy wash goods for fall is more
liberal than in 1906; also. that the de-
n;and for colored cottous has Of late
been quite remarkable Some mills
can take no more business. this side
OF November
Manufacturers OF working mems
shirts fear they cannot secure goods
late this year, unless they order them
now. This Is true also of denims and
tickings, sales OF the latter having been
decidedly brisk OF late. Lines of cot
ton wash dress fabrics for summer
seem 70 be almost endless. Dealers
say that practically every weave IN
wool and silk fabrics is also seen in
cotton dress goods Gray shades are
prominent in all printed fabrics, such as
gray lawns, organdlcs etc. Elaborate
showlngs are also made of imported
ginghams with border patterns, the
ground work being In stripes and
plaids, Shirt waist suits for morning
wear are seen In Scotch tartans, ana
all de scr ptions of novelty plaids job
bers report that In spite OF the fact thar
hosiery manufacturers and selling
agents have endeaVored 10 force back
the call for tan hosiery for spring and
ulsf
markablo increase, and almost all or
ders now coming to hand are largely
for tan color This growing demand
sellers are being forced 10 aeceed to
Gauze effects of even lighter texture
than last year are being called for. and
manufacturers 10 get around the tilmsy
texture OF these goods, are making
shem with double solss, heels and toes
SO that the consumer viii be able to get
M least one days wear out OF them
silk hosiery Is also selling heavily for
both street and evening wear. with q
wide range Of shades, Initial hosiery II
also being worn, and with the advent OF
OXFORD shoes. u "a believed that this
style will become quite lad. 1ndca-
lions point TO scarcity OF goods ana
higher prices when the season opens
the iobbIng trade In this city 10 quiet
For the present month, as AT this time
OF year hllins IN or small orders with
retailers Is about the only business
/ done except laying in stocks for late
summer ana fall trade. Dealers report
ne freight embargo as lifting so that
oonslenments are being received from
he manufacturers now within reason
sbla times as far as the railroads are
concerned ,
The local retail trade reports business
| y1rv GOOD, The popular sellers IN fab
rIcs be ling light brown shades IN checks
/ ana hair line stripes, although there is
a. call also for the medium and darker
shades, Jacquard patterns N silks are
and robes du chambre plain and en-
broiAered. Neck scarfs are finding a
ready market, and millinery is doing