Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13
General Undertone, However, Is
On in Which Outlook
Is Bright.
MONEY CIRCLES IMPROVING.
Panic Come at Time When Recon-
struction Would Easily Follow
Temporary Decentralization.

Yer on DuslneSS' III ih'"'iN'"i Nii'iN"
things are moving quite satisfactorily.
+ho ho,i,. ,.oror+ 4, rood demand for
-,
money AT satisfactory r"ses' nv pasS
ing of the rainy season gives addition
MI hone far a good season of business
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AZ noin'' ie
whole. things are moving IN the right
direction; hut as has been repeatedly
,t,tad II, those coIurnes that matters
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are hehdins' th's itius' MOI oe tah-
en- to mean that everything in rosy. 1t
must be remembered that the last
,, n.h1a or sho,, a,.a,ior ,c,s
P'''ie' "Nu
one OF nnusual severity ana the loss
es occasoned to the business world
can scarcely he committed or shown
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by "s"iPs' Inc ia0' tla' "''''e's nav
commenced to mend is cause for hope
This last panic struck the country at
-, -
'h'i' At any p'eN 'ous ''i.ie.
no specially pad spots. lnuustrlal CON
Germs were on solid basis. tho money
of the country was free from the
threats of debasement. The banks
With few exceptions were honestly and
conservatively managed; labor was
well employed at rates never hereto
fore enjoyed; and the country is again
surely but perhaps slowly, enjoying
This happy condition Labor has the
least cause of COMPLAINT for there is a
disposition to sustain present wages,
and the npmber of Unemployed Is
rapidly decreasing. Mercantile failures
are decreasing, the earnings of the rail-
roads are increasing, and there is little
likelihood of their increasing rates.
me winter wheat crops bid fair to be
very good, with weather exceptionally
favorable Tor the production OF hay.
COTTON Is moving up; the mills are in
cTeaslng thelr output; lew strikes are
ordered; IN snort, things are moving
IN tne right direction. As prominent
. . hnamcler remarks Let US he
thahklui that we are as wen on as
We are LOT the american people are
Other nation on earth has ever re en 10
ttI"t, WHl'e We I"Ne soou prospects VI
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LUMBER
ihe iu"lper raue reports no chahge
10 speak OF from the market condi-
Iohs OF me previous weeh' but there
~ a'ly De,ter ieeiihg' me gam
Ine OF soo" peaI OF cohuuehce IN
restoration OF nominal values In iurn-
DeI' Many Statesmen VINO nave peen
t t, 9Ner this eetri,orS, nave
not care Tor business at nreSent prices,
some of the statesmen being retired.
mmie os .Ii 80 p I s5Sen u'i iS
liz H. ioi III III 80 nr,,n $500,
,,,ara a,,.a,.t,, a., ~ 80 80 -
w.. -. 'i t,. ~ u0 ~ pa
' 80 go, 60 "u
,,.,s,,S, a. 80. ,,,,o,,ar pr, c.,,r. r,
n,a'.,,u - ti,,s 10, iest ,sto.da,' az az
~, ,,.oal,,, tr,,, .; 40 ,S,j5dIa st,,os
~ Np,.,,,,t LII $3.50 80,
~ t,' ~ WI ,te,t a a.,
-. 80 Iii, "a ~ra,,ooiIotio,,
c9Ss s,aue s.i'..' ~ q. 80, ~ e',,
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VII, y. 9o,.' sei,or ~ IT., a,,ot,,
anu II LID p,lUi W., ~ Hr5ars 40 ca,-
~ Ms Ia w ~, tend 70 GOOD
eeIieu, lilis uuJ1 no. 'N'iu ~ So
iovhhs "''''"S 9s'
HARDWARE.
NJ, .,,.. ..oa Ia. 49,, oa
me llaIu"ate ~ Az AZ, i'SI ueh $50
tllIS Nveh 100 = a. - ahans,
eot 10 puyilis n1 as .,,,an,i,;as
tschle, sPoi suVu3' "a % ~ -,ass
OF autoHiop,Ie supplsa, PAINS $50
ana ols' puliueis na' - IN, ,'.,ri
neNt Weeh Tue pIino'pIt u I'm $3.50,
ne LOT saruen hoaV, -, 20
great eHpeGta,lohs ioi ny iloi.n a.
June partleularlS III gui. c i,,i,e,
ware, WINE 'he uel,laIlu iol i'''e
machinery Is increasing
lA1
the local wholesale ury soous tlaue
reports no special ehahge' otapie
goods are MOVING out wen III ptlnts'
ginghams ana uhnieacheu cot.ohs
IN when lines the traue ieeis nlorc
commence Ihefe IS ieenns tl'a'
prices can not be lower on the cohs
trary they may DE higher tnan ~ nc
past staples are arm me llu.n wy
mills Steadlly; wholesale STOCKS nle
wen ui'eu up lVT the s1"aut', CIV 80
r ''ct SGVN' inbber' renort a bettor mr.
chasing power In market showing
continued Improvement Win hrmhess
In most lines of gray fabrics Large
bingham orders are being given me
mills, which have but small amounts
of stock on hand. Secondary mes are
reported active, with cotton Innings az
Nanolng, and towelings and quilt goods
strong. SIX buyers are IN the mar
ket, showing good demand ioF
speelnl fabrics Tor late summer anu
early fan. orders on new SILK hne"
nre showing an increasing tendency 10
nriccs and bmvers ara taeinr hniG
more freely. While many general pur-