The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
/. FOR PROSPERITY
Abundant Crop Yields Result in
Distribution of Much Money
in West.
REPORT OF CORPORATIONS
SHOWS MANY BIG COMBINES
Higher Prices for Coffee May Be
Result of Brazilian
ManipulatiOns.
esY PRESTON C.. ADAMS.
1nasnh ANlre ln Thn TrihMne.

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the harvest season and industrial dc
yelopments during the close Of the Inonta
Of November and early part OF December
conspire 10 make the business outlook for
tle opening OF the year 1911 altogether
promising An average wheat crop and
an abundance of corn. with good average
p,ices prevailing, has brought much pros
rari,y To the farmers OF the middle and
western states. An Hoo. 0O0- bale cotton
crup az is indicated by the Sinncrs
reports now that the cotton season IS
snour ove'@ has caused the price To con-
tinue high. which has brought much
ready money into the cotton belt This
will have the effect OF bringing heavy
Christmas trade To The mercnantS ana
large purchases of farming implements.
stock and fertilizers by the planters WIFE
the opening OF the new season.
4 leader OF the great enterprises thai
will aftcc, the industrial business is the
Pennsylvania Railroad company. when
has given an order for 10000 tons oil
steel rails for 1911 delivery TO the United
States steel corporation Lackawanna
Steel company Pennsylvania Steel COM
pany. Cambria Steel company and the
Bethlehem steel company. The order Is
considerably larger than they mad eN-
por,ed For 1910 delivery the company
originally ordered about 10000 tons. bot
follow-up orders made the total for the
year 3l0 n00 tons.
{ As az outcome of the meeting Of the
changes. which met IN this city on Sep
fembcr - svstcma ticaliv directed ef-
fori IS being made 10 secure an improve
ment in seed and a larger yield per acre
of the important cereals Many such en-
ferpriSes have been under way FOR SeveraI
Wears. variousiy undertaken by the gov
ernmcnL the individual agricultural
states. railroads and private associations.
Tic question was considered one OF the
utmost Importance at the council meet
: ins. and committee. with power TO act:
wss appointed by President, BRADLEY. o.
which N. w. CoChrane OF St Louis was
med" chairman. The iTst work or THIS
crirmlttcc was 10 bring together for unit
ed action an the enterprises already at
work.
Statistics on Corporations.
The aggregate capital stock Of all cor
noraions I'm the United States is more
uian S52 600 -p00.o0o with "a bonded and
9ther Indebtedness Of more than $&l,
o0p o"o.00o. according 10 figures contained
in the annual report of the commissioner
of International revenues AT Washington.
Ihc commissioners report shows that
@b2 700 corporations sent in returns and
] naid taxes under Tho new law. The OK
o"' amount of capital stool, represented
!. ~ thc2e "orporations was S52,371 .626. 152.
lhe bondeI nld oiher Indebtedness SGl.-
w 2.G'6. and The uct income %S.1g5.-
SSl Lhl. THIS shows thai the - 400 COR
noratlors-p practically all in the United
StaieS--in tie aggregate made Just
trhe less than per cent on the total
Juns IN Iaet which l.; IL ,,...;,,y1 -,
A ynjrn inc -or,t,iss;o,.,,s ,..,,,., &, r,-.'i
Automobile Trade Brisk.
il HaAley. vice president Of the
United States Motor cnmDaDv WIN has
! been on an eytcudad trin ihroueh t5s
west. returns In 4 thorough npfirnigiir
lranio OF mind and farlg certain tbai nm,
4 current automobile wear v.iIl Dro.s j, r..
ord hisaEc, "Nrvar have snon ,,,c;,
Il hrigN; rropnec;e f1, Tho r,otor ,,r H.,
GpStrv" said Mr. Hadlev ..v-L.1s IN tL,
n past Tho aaSi has b.sn tba ,birf cen,rr
ri automobile buyin- there i no dn,Lt
in ms mind thai Inc yycs, u,i1I La,',,,,,., ~
leader during fDIl Tbc hT,.iz ,iu hr
PARTICULARLY, heavy in, The farn7;ps, CO.
lions for Grain md ,roli,,.,, -.y,,.> -,
heen remnrl;abl, hra,!.- tiis .,,,,,Pl,s, 90
fan and Tie farmers L,nl, ,cnn,,,,t, ,rI l'rH
neVcr so larcc n 4 an ,,.r,,,,,'. ; @
sion thai farn5srs 80 L,,.';, 80 ,i -
PRICED rarq as fhcra ig n,i,l1 bII..i, 80 ~,
ihc rural Gjetri,tc ~ -, ''.'<yu W., n"fiuG Ia
There are thousands of larm owners who
mao,ir.G ,tIr. ,"G from 5000 10 $1,000 for their
Coffee Prices Higher.
The srec,.r. .;,.,.. 49,, a.. ,
" shov'n r,,,,.I ,,it,' "l'INe' mas Ials-
turcs rroro tr.i - Nv Nv ~ fri'es I"f fu-
Ia . poin, ., "P uI''' 'iCE reached
II the gam, a., - P""Hu IIEIici ihan
n of Sei 25o 49,, iaSg Itar. ltecord sales
J. Tn .,ronom 'IsS IN I4uF DAYS were made.
4 donLt iE t'aRe circles there seems much
n leriti,"in tSi I" iGEaId ih" advance the
u ors wI,s' Su'' OF ucnhhd by couSum-
hol,,1f u Is SkllIutN engineered on
a ian cocya 'ut -oF"Eh'nent-nVned Brazil