Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
,,sl Financial Situation Has
Been Brisk for Past
Two Weeks.
OUTLOOK IS ENCOURAGING
,.,,,os Point 20 Biggest Wheat
And corn crops on Record
wholesale and Retail.

.,.i activity in tho erection OF
,ns,,,s i'm canal and irrigation en-
,@-,r,.es. and commercial ventures OF
,.,r,ous sorts. all Of which call for
.,,v So the local situation Is very
n1,hs,i and bankers feel easy SIM
@ .arS,tions obtain at Ogden and
10 ,,her oenters In the state, which
:. considered encouraging. The locai
s..rrh N the American Institute OF
psns clerks began its fall meetings
80 Thursday night, at the CONNER
~ eub. the feature OF the occasion
SsInT papers and discussions on tne
800, hsnkira convention at seattle,
49, - o-vs ,izetion Is IN a noanEhing
,,rdltlon Henry Clsws N ms "AS'
circular letter says: -
aogtslde conditions. 70 whier the
....Lst nov, rays little attention. cor
49, fsvorabie. The Volume OF bus'.
80 Il steadily expanding Recent
-. renorts have not been quite ns
i,,seforv ne Inst month August US
...sty being a period o. deterioration.
Vsysrtheiess the outlook u Tor me
si.rss, corr croH On record ana the
Ell srop Is turning out much bel
~ nan exnected The dry goods
80 IL In very satisfactory condition.
"a large foil teete Is fully antiei"
s,,ed under profitable conditions al
,sogrh buvors are wisely pursuing q
,ssssryatlvo course II Wow OF the
s-.vsiilns hiEa level a. prices. Tho iron
rdustrv continues active and tho pro
eurtior n p's lgea IN AuEaut promises
n bo the largest IN secoed, Construc
w. W ~ .o,t an an sos.s Is bolnE actively
ryshsd m renriy all parts OF inc coun-
lu-"' 80, L. fnern liV well EN-
ploysd At good wnsss''
RECORDS BROKEN.
The hardware trade reports no par
.culsr change since last week but r.
pl.assd 10 saw that the August business
exceeds anything in any previous Au-
gust or July-the two months Ia while
ihare is the least doing. Collections
arc fairly good except in the aEricul-
tlral districts where customers arc
asking time until their products arc
moved and money for the Same re
ceived The fall and future husla~zs
generally Is very gratifying. the de-
mand for stoves. stove piping and NJ
tines being specially heavy The do.
nsnd for builders hardware continues
strong. without any indication NJ a.
minlshng The agricultural imrlr.
ment houses report sales and coiiec-
tons the best In the history o. TIKI
trade
LUMBER DUE TO RISE
The lumber trade reports conditions
about the same as last week, with con
tinued Indications OF prospective rise
IN prices There has been an UNI
precedented demand for pine lumber
owing 10 the increasing number OF
buildings In process Of erection. SO that
particularly IN this class OF goods the
Yards are being pretty we'll cleaned out
II IL as hard as ever to get cars: and
after they are loaded. IL Is difficult TO
get them over the road Stocks in the
northwestern min Yards are being de-
ploted with the rush. and II does not
seem to be any easy matter 10 replen-
ish them. Tho rush ~ orders during
the spring and summer have been with
out parallel
DRY GOODS STEADY.
The wholesale dry goods trade re-
poFts the heft OF the fall shipments
a. over. the calls al present being ~
recorders and filters in" Jobbers re
port the market as fairly steady. with
''fH tfAtN' NtANhAiAA EANMA1f anu INV
prices meeting with objections from re-
tallers Bag makers are proving good
buyers these DAYS with the increasing
public demand for bags for all kinds
o. grain and produce generally mar
keted In that style Of package. This
Is increasing the call for lutte and bur
.ap goods, which enlivens what has
heen rather dull market Heavy col
ored goods-tickings, denims, stripes,
eie. are being disposed OF In consid-
cradle volume Wholesalers have done
much better lately on nannelets. cotton
blankets and domets Heavy canton
hennels are moving well. with duck
holding arm but light IN demand.
Printed shirtings are being taken more
Freely by retailers. bot on all fine oual-
illes or prints the spring market is
SLOW Utility ginghams are reduced
N price followed bv lively trAle.
hosiery Is moderately active. but the
presence N many lines Of foreign goods
IN me general markets brought IN un-
a'f Tow duties. Is not helping the
american market any Blacks grays
,and lans are the favorite shades The
unen demand Is steady. with a strong
raH tor spring dress patterns. including
many new STYLES ~ weaves. Colors arc
10 Pay an important part IN the de-
mano motor cloth-a brown. gloss lin.
m cutie heavy and OF excellent wear
NIX quality, being a good seller.
FASHION HINTS.
Noire antique silks are attracting
,o's attention, a particular fancy be-
w, W lhNen 10 brocades. while diagonal
III .Fes are considered fashionable
s. puuook FOR the spring trade ls ex-
.elfnt Most Of the lines etrongly
Nv. me Louis CFrench) STYLES Witt
~. .noice for the Russian Some Of
W. W. .atesl oolors are coal dust black.
e. ralsin. seal brown and mustard.
,."ss are also fashionable Novaities
neng brought out constantine ~
IN. lhe fancy N the trade one of
~. lost attractive just placed on the
Ihei consists OF twilled rlik v,ito
!, eueci satlns are suI REGARDED
-. "pie for drcss occasions Several
h.,. alFles NJ tanetas nettieoats ave-
sls nloughi nat FOR fan Thcv r,ne,
~, pain tailored goods 10 fancy
:, erect With elaborate 7os-r.r
.ihnn black lace. ribbon oliliinrs
''' applique designs IN slk
RETAIL OUTLOOK
VEN ne RIAL Dry goods trade reports a
ny air business FOR THU tins n