Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
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lions Will be greatly improved. MI,
ing machinery continues to be Nt'''
slow but with hopes.
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The lumber trade reports the weal her
ba,,i,p an kinds 81 effects on the nu3i-
re-s. In fact the trade is covered w
v.it1, business Shingles are sun az
,.anctng and while there Is no aCtual
ADVANCE as vet in fir and pine lulho ~ q;
indications are strong thar therT Wlu
to one shortly. The nortnWesl NV ~.
heginnlng operations win some s.'"
- 7ba-efilucss now that the snow y
..,.,ctiraitv out OF the way; nut H J
- - ching it's another ana VIII
~. ~. '.,-tspiDr- Of the snow, there cohlc'
t,,atljt,- 10 got cars There is g",-
,-asti,n of freights In ldaho Wh.su
holding up shipments on elther 80, 81, "a
norpostive points. TINS ~ W., 6,J
herd4hip ON local yards "n s,J ior'
In,'aIi....ai,.oe hard pressed 20 MI oroe,
~. - calling for all kinds or pu,l.l-
~. i,,r,,or The cement plenlS ="
ario A. an their orders WIN a..N
~ Itlre dispatch. such IS the ueiilaIl..
',.,,b coucrete being used more "'"
than ever before
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
The Wholesale dry goods trade IL in
,ti,,,d 90 he optimistic as the spflhb
b,einess opens with marked encourage
mont There is good and STEADY Oal'
o. spring novelties and washsoou7.
Not much is doing in calicoes pee4uso
of the advance on the oth INST ~
,..,frb time dealers had taken time 10y
~. goreiocls and laid in large stocks
sd tbot when the 10 per cent 2dNanCe
c1re they had secured their stocks nv
arc former range of prices. inc ttaue
h. handling also largely 1ephyts IN
and cotton spring suitings' linens WIZ
and I'm colors The jobbers report 'la'
hiph cotton as market iaStol -
bsgp eliminated. and the way ~ liol"
al. Tnanufacturers who seek immediate
,ro6f The conservative purchasing on
r.tailors has upset many calcuituoN7'
80 tbe steadiuoss with when adNdh'.
business has been held ana the gehvl al
independence OF buyers Indicate t"ey
~ reaI diHculty with the trade "
80 "a bigb prices. Trade I'M prints
H. moderate. as wholesalers oppose inc
,5,rpce. Bleached goods are reporleu
AN quotations on unbranded goous
b9yinq been irregular for some uihe'
Girrhams continue active, WIN H'OIt
eastern staples wanted. ferca'es "'o
also active, and hanheletleS ~
ror,utar staple hosiery moves Slowly
~ new ranges OF prices not proving
acceptable 10 wholesalers ana scafcltH
a. o,pagted IN some lines o. knit gppnS'
Union suits and fancy goods continue
I active. Large orders are recot"vu ~
slks with large orders cleaning uP tl'
markets. i'm surplus stocks. Jopoers
saw silks are TO play an lmpor, l.,,
nart I'm the demand for spring ana
| 80, a., tna markets abroad. Printed
foulards are "a prominent factor IN me
spring lines consist'ngg OF ,,t pon Gee.
| sbantunps and tussah silks. me 1"ii7
! 49, makers have been quick 20 sense
| mat silks as dress fabric are un-
| nruauy cheap this year and nav,
| turned out many attractive low priced
| costumes.
RETAIL DRY GOODS
The retail dry goods trade has been
! entoving several days this week oil
| grand openings" Tho openings were
| crowded as never before. and an nus
| mense amount OF trading was done. lh'
niIIlner-y made the strongest showing
| as might be expected, with fashions
turning toward the smaller nat on luI
| ban style. There are many patterns
! III tbis latter. particularly with hover