Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08
TRADE OUTLOOK
IS ABOUT NORMAL
Midsummer Conditions Prevail
with the Usual LuIl During
The Vacation Season.
RANKS SOUND AND SOLVENT
with No Change in Interest Rates and
Quiet Steadily Progressive Busi-
ness Along the Line.

This is midsummer, and trade con-
si.,ons usual at such a time, prevail
rhe banking situation continues sound
anS solvent with no change In interest
lies and quiet, though steadily
rrogressive business. Money is easy
- Get but the security must be ir-
,poachable Eastern correspondents
&c local banking institutions all speak
II Sanefullv of the immediate future. In
nue letter II Is stated that the recovery
A os mo investment demand is one of the
\ S,oet significant and satisfactory midi
aa,ions Of the times. As long as capital
s,nained timid real recovery was Inn
q oossjbe and labor must have con-
4 !;oSed idle. Now that capital has be-
a nm 10 come out of hiding, recovery will
& co an and labor will once more get en-
4 niovment. The funds now coming TO
Tho railroads from bonds will cause a
better demand for steel and other prod
4 nrts. imrarting new life in many chan
i nels of Industry. The abatement in
s bostillty to capital which was so ramp
ami last winter, will also be helpful ia
entail and labor alike. On all sides
here are signs of sure though limited
generations 1t would be folly to
anticipate quick return TO old time
Il sdIyity; that will probably be ques-
Nan Of months; but the prospects for a
GOOD harvest certainly give reasonable
assurance of a much better autumn
trade than at one time expected.
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
,,,c which is often a month of de-
..I"ts,ion moved a ,nontb ~ steady
elw',,,,l,,+ a., tha ca,,d;+io, % c,,,,
nnplv' ,, ,hat 49, ~,
colot az w., ~ Inr,,o,. ,,,nJa ~,
pVspee1 r., IT. taas ~, ~, ia ~
.asss v.o ey,t ranor, Sbo,,,d fa"orabI,,
so'e,. a,. +;,,,,o ard aa,.i,, frosts he
NeS,',Vi ,,e ,sn,,id cove e., ,,aer b.v.
esc4Peu w. "ou" ~ t &c
ING nuhlper grVLs, put this Is zoo ll,uo,'
ne1pyc' ai,u ui'e,e ..t r,n,
lor hope a. az ,. Ii,'a
OWING 10 suou pnlIeS go Az 60 IN
10 ~ ouuoe luiis sos 49, ~ VI nc"
wealth. OF anout |oVV'VoV'ouu mort 'la i',
last year. truly tne Iarl,ieIs are sun
me BACKBONE Oh tne country; ior tley
at least are prosperous ana WIN pc soo1
buyers OF the hecsssltieS OF ne anu
Fahy OF the Injuries rms WIN WotR
nt poIiucal con,sfitii.ent, NOV oI,iy ~
Ne BUSINESS Woriu' put IN the pohtIcd'
fsld which is factor Of no niue
Importance curing presidential CAM
psisn'
LUMBER STRONG.
IN .ne tu.lpsr tlaue, uile pas "1eh
nss liaiilAesteu sle"ter sllGls Lt ~ ~
, mmTes" ,''ai III H. p5lt
advances in less than 80 days. The
railroads have accepted the commis-
sions ruling, and have been granted
nnll oct 10 II winch 10 put the new
"a, aai'Hs ltto eHect, Al TINS nas M i,,u
lno eneet oil clearllls me cie"isin,S IL
slHosphere' 80 pus'1rNss 70
natural pnases' NC eh','siy me-
81. ieipa,na sne s"st'e .. % H. ~
-, - Az NC 'o'i,, VI ,n.s. 49,,
~" In, rItt'' ~ SI's up W,
,nH 80 a., pJeS ti'a3
is taLi,n od,,a M .Ssstoh - ' nnd
tbsrebv taking tin1a hy tto sonaioor II
Is interesting ia motto ti1at ,he A,n1ori-
can Iunibernan nas camG,,cted IN IN.
uuiry which resuItea In an asreement
Of many opinions that buiIdinp costs
ire now rs TO 20 ner cart beIow tbos,,
NJ recent wears Tha hie,,,e u.o soa i Of
gharges on the earlier str1Iotures rivals
IN permanence the iron and cement
which entered into their construction.
However profitable they may be- they
. ,,oa nay nase peei more SO II quiz al d
. sa,re nv '.io ~ eSen' 80, iow
W. a,,siia ~ - ~ @ ~
ios"s. ~ -, 90 uah.s 9i
. 70 til9 "iI,e Ior investors 10 pullu
'V''' '"S'S VI permanent a'F"''tuse'
HARDWARE OUTLOOK.
The hardware trade reports business
Ike the weather. is fine. although In.
Wholesale trade is temporarily In ad-
vance of the retail 1'he Sest,,ra, az
the week are the strong demand for
builders hardwnr. ana material and
automobile supplies. There is an ex-
geleut demand for snoring goods Nvhiis
the call for camping outiits seems 10
have no end, Members of the trat!o
'ay they never saw so many camp
outfits go out. 1t seems as though
every one was going on vacation,
and had plenty OF money with which
sludes koduks and kodat snn,liss
4 tents, hammocks. etc The Names,
9 Trade continues 10 hold IT'S own thouVh
saddlery is not doing quite as Wen
i The trade in pir,e and fittinrs is IiveIv
i as Is also rho trade m tbn nalIo,. 80,
supplies, rome hollis atc -'- ~
WtInr ~, ~
M. - >'-'i@'71NA"H L'l'h HOoJs'
ale .e Wholesale dry goods houses re-
so O'S u'elt she'Nes all nlled up with fall
az, when are Just beginning 10 so
The, Ii,,'s "H Na"e LOT Ih'l buslness'
a ane mes now moving include outing
'nt,l, wool hanneia, dress goods,
ssos,oh ana wool blankets, hosiery. un-
-eI"etr, Knit goods, coats, furs, yarns.
VN, Jo5bers report no trouble In
setting goods from the east nov The
G'l,ls and great jobbing houses ON thc
atlantic coast are oniv ion rconv ~
s g1pona to orders, and tho railroads
huno,,,, ''Pft Hchly or cars JobbeTs
bed and d roct'oNs thls month of nap
also saw t th soouS In the east. and
unsatjsS,,,at PRINT sales nave been
sag PSy' with prices tending To
moi nue. o"n cottons stiIl lag, with
traa, uun export demand, ana home