Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-02
DEMAND ST|FFEKS
RATE OF INTEREST
ch,su and Cattle Industries Are
Drawing Heavily for
Loans.
cLEws ON TAFT POLICY,
ne l. a Man of Exceptional Tact
And speaks In Optimistic
Vein Of the outlook.

Vein Of the Outlook.
al bankers report that the de-
Ia for money continues good, which
stirening effect on rates. The
a.mspd at present is mostly from
~, and cattlemen who are increas.
a.. ,bolr herds and getting ready for
.,,,er The continued increase OF The
,,,,l bank clearings is encouraging.
..-,icplarly in view Of the fact that
,,,,e is very little carrying over VI
..sid balances now from day to day,
mai the figures published represent
,.ocs fairly than over the volume OF
sadness transacted Comparatively
rels eastern money is coming in here.
a. me home supply seems TO be ample
~ all practical needs W. w. Ritter
.,s Frank Knox are expected home
come time next week from the cas-.
,,hsrs they went TO attend the bankers
,on,sntion
CLEws ON TAFT
Henry W. .Clews in his weekly cir
,nsr letter says. The first reception
N lie prcsidcnt's plans relative TO his
atttnid toward corporations is apt 70
~ con4dered too seriously Nh. Tart
mt Of exceptional tact and firm
ness. cares nothing for spectacular
aspla{ and these two features may
h. aJented as a decided protection
AGAINST the creation of a national leg
jsitive situation similar TO that cur
rent during the closing years of the
needing administration Mr. Taft
his shown no disposition TO arroeate
10 himself any powers not acknowl-
eiged 10 be wen within the province
Of the executive. He is not endeavOr-
'ns to be al once the legislative branch
ana the executive branch Of the gov
srnment Therefore his recommended
lions are likely 10 be thoroughly dis
cussed and their value appraised before
they take their place on the statute
books The restriction upon the arbi-
trary issue Of securities viii provide
a distinct check upon the character OF
concentration so clearly exemplified IN
the Hartman system Of railroads. or.
20 90 still further back, IN the Could
and Vanderbilt systems. A check upon
arbitrary financing means a check upon
combinations that a. first requisite
must NHNt ANit AlNAtNEdIA NiltNlfAAl
backing and the net result. therefore.
viii be that combinations would not
be possible until examined and APP
proved The presidents ideas may
therefore not be considered highly rev
o'utonary in themselves. But not the
least u the depressing features coz
nected with their progress viii he the
tendency by parties affected by them to
disiort their true Significance II may
thus be taken for granted that Com
eress when Il convenes In December
vii be the source OF no little uncer-
iainiy and nervousness in stock OK
change circles
HARDWARE
TIE hardware trade reports aulet
week as 10 special features. but plenty
gong on In the way Of general bust
ness The demand and shipment OF
stoves. heaters and supplies In connec-
ton Herewith are heavy ana steady
The call for sporting equipment IN an
hunting lines continues unprecedented
showing that more hunters than ever
Mih be out after duck this fall Hot
mast stoves are In steady demand. Gen
Gal and builders hardware continues
70 shipped out I'm large quantities
ana an active trade is anticipated for
ine next go days at least Collections
nave improved In the last 30 DAYS. The
general trade is considered for Septem-
per - per cent better than that OF Sep
iember 1905
LUMBER.
Ihe lumber trade reports a continued
fgHehing Of prices, largely owing to
u'e increasing difficulty OF getting any
lnNs IKE prompt shipments from the
.0asi owing 10 the growing shortage ia
Helsht cars. However. local yards bv
waeIng stocks considerably ahead OF
Ae Time NJ requirement for consume
uvn, manage 10 avoid running short
~ Stocks so the car shortage evil Is
l 40 seriously felt. The trade Is
|-oh interested in the approaching
invention In this city OF Hoo Hoos. an
,tl composed entirely of members VI
We lumber trade
Wholesale DRY GOODS
The Wholesale dry goods trade renorts
ioesl receipt Of mail orders as stesdiIv
EASING as country merchants are
'-lnlns short Of various kinds Of stocks.
., ogD,ls report the cotton question as
IVY dominant with prices tending up.
M l as values are said TO be out
n nie with cost OF production. and
n, mas of consumers are not 10
tle normal. Many sheetines ana
nN are below the parity OF prices
oNiehl for wide print cloths. sateens
IN some on the wholesale houses
,,.s are inquiring for 1910 fancy fali
,V,SIe' DUCK goods are holding Arm
nins pllnt cloths are strong, with
AZ III. .llu. lant 10 take future business
hol Values Bleached goods values
ny e,luhsiy FAN ginghams are ac-
Ssor.., plHoinE less scrviceablo goods.
stari'. i ana the better known
bsin. se having the eau FOR the time
,ens The best demand In me t,nins
' ',eqe ls Tor sateens aud taffotas I<nI,
49,. aie irregular with dupllcate All
I'D, r'ow, ana the spring trade moi
~, l,ufe. However manufacturers an
as,. }ins as they have enough or
~. !" .etp them going for some time
ar.e lland ls M "A standsull.
N. ~. ts mess rs being done In sweat.
nante .ru ana winter wear. They arr
Nen tH,H oFercoats and do lust as
N s.,i-. llea Weighing very much less
complete costumes are heint,
NJ" ianotas for FAN wear the snif,
nm tailored, and ln colors satin.
H.. KY pc worn as much as iast ,esr
s,d pi.l nave sold wei Tor lining aro
Az being shown ovtensiyelv b,tt
fos mostly for Innings sink cbif,
49, n colors over contraetlns
he ,.l "a. ana mo.ro silks are featured IN
dsr.5 unes foulards are being on
ouch delayed. ''''''''es are
RETAIL DRY GODS.
d. m 'elali trade reports trade mad
thos.te entire month on septembsr ~
he,,, = mas been too warm fer r.
stsni'l raw goods, but AM kind. ~ ~