Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
BUSINESS, REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING

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Following are the weeks quotations
lin the local investment stock and bond
markets.
Amalgamated Sugar Co. pfd 300
Amalgamatsd Sugar Co., conn.,. 1888 90
| beneficial Life Insurance Co I. 49,. 1000
Barnes Banking Co, Kaysvlile 45.DD
\ Con. Wagon & Machine Co....... 109. 90
l5Continental National bank. Z. $50, 10000
Deseret National bank ......... 4. 10000
lDeseret Savings bank !. ...... ..... $4,000
Davis Co. bank, Farming ton -. 1000
First National bank, Ogden -. (. 10000
First National Bank, Murray.... 140G0
First National bank, Logan ..... 10000
Home Fire Insurance Co........ 200.Oo
Heber j. Grant & Co...........s. 100. 90
| Lewiston Sugar Co, ...l...5.l...t. 100
| National Bank of the Republic. l5a.CO
Ncphi National Bank. ....... 10. 90
! Ogden Savings bank .......,... 1880
Pingree National bank, Ogden... 200.0
Provo Com. & Savings bank. -. 10000
Rocky. Nit. Bell Tel. Co., 4. ..,.... $500
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co :. 90
State Bank of Utah. .............. 21S.00
state Bank of Brigham City ~. 10000
| Sugar City Townsite Co 102. 90
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co., Log. 5000
Utah Bnk'g CO.. Lclii & A. Fork. 1000
utah-1dah no Sugar Co, pfd 80. 800
Utall-Idaho Sugar Co. com. ....5.., 2.95
Utah County Light & Power CO.. LEO
Utah Hotel Co., Z. q. 90
Utah National bank 49,. 122.50
Utah Savings & Trust Co......... 1890
Walker Bros, Bankers ........... $50. 90
Western Loan s. Savings ...s.... ). 18600
Iion's Savings Bank & TT. Co... 10000
n. C. NJ. -. 81. .,,... 2O500,
H. q. Home Bldg. & IL. r. Co., pfd. 100
y. G. Home Bldg. & r.. l.. Co. com 100
BONDS.
Salt Lake City Railroad ......... 1O3
Sumpter Valley Railroad ..5......3 l03
Utah County Light & Power CO. lol
Utah Sugar Co. i, lod5
Negotiations are IN progress for the.
sale OF the Hooper block on First
South between Main and State. though
they are said to be far from consun-s
nation at present. The property con-.
sists of a dve-story office building and
ground IS feet wide by 100 feet deep.
{ Preparations have been made by 4A.
n. Humphries to convey o large num-
Der OF visitors from the end of the
Sugar House car line to the ldlewilG
addition, and to take them around the
addition,Stbe streets of which are grad
ed and ready for the gravel, SIN vehi-J
cles have been engaged for this pur-5
nose. If the WeatllerSis fine number
of visitors are expected by the pro-
Smoters of other additions as Laurel
hurst Sunnyside. Westminster Heights,
and College View. MI. Humplries re-
5portst the sale fa423 lots in ldleWild DUR
ing the week.
E@ a number of small sales have been
made this week by the real estate firms
at prices that are reported to be SHOW
ing a slightfupWard tendency. There is
II good inquiry for property of moder-s
ate price, including homes already
built as well as vacant lots, not too far
out In this inquiry the southea st part
OF town and the east bench are rec
FceiVing some attention as well as the
ever popular bench.
Among the buildings being planned
fo. erection in the near future are four
bungalows by the Goddard Investment
company at X and Ninth avenue, II
is said that they will cost about $4,000
each and have all modern conveniences.
rive or six teams are busy at the
excavation for the Newhouse5 hotel at
Main and Fourth South. They have
made good Roadway, considering con-
ditions in making the huge hole re-
faured for the foundation, but there is.
stil a great deal Of dirt to be moved. Y
Good Roadway has been made this
week with the brick work at the new
Mining Exchange building on Exchange
Place. Three of the walls are rapidly
approaching the top of the first story.
James Stewart & Company. the con-
tractors for the Commercial club build
ing. have d small force of men at work
this week putting III some concrete
2footings, and eScaVating in places. AS
soon as these small prelilninaries are
disposed of the work OF construction
will go ahead The iron Is now ariiv-8
ing on the ground, and q fence is being
built around the siteson Exchange Place
and Cactus street.
Ben Smith. the contractor, has start
cd work this week on four cottages.
Three. of them are being built on Sew
Senth East between Seventh and Eighth
South streets for Bagley and Burton,
and one is being built for Henry KIM
ball at A and Fifth avenue, at a cost
of 1900 He is also about to start work
on a modern cottage. bungalow style,
4 for Mr.. Reynolds, on Twelfth East be-
tween Second and Third South streets.
which will have seven rooms and cost
5000.
a contract has been let for remodel
ing the building of the United Grocery
company, 267 Main street. In addition
to enlarging and redecorating the in
terror, the company will put in new
plate glass display windows, with mar
BILE base. The company is also arrang-5
ing for the erection of a branch store
building on Sixth avenue and q street
which will be known as the Mission
grocery. The changes at the Main
street building will be completed in
about a month.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers
were recorded al the office of the coun-