The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
la Conditions and Crop
haook Encouraging to
the Observers.
Trade WILL
PROVE SATISFACTORY
I'd for Railway Stocks
krsstly in Excess of
Last Years.
, PRESTON G. ADAMS.

- wire to The Tribune.
YORK, Aug. 19.-This is the
vs.u railroad presidents begin
!, 10 the city from inspections
!, sypsems. They are really
:. telling Just how the business
arkes them, several such ut"
A,ye been made recently which
aiken as typical.
leut Howard Elliott of the
q Pacific declares that "under-
.u5i.ions west Of the Mississippi
a Banks are in a strong con.
nd people are not in debt -
- received by Mr.. Elliott state
r.,eAsndise distributors in the
~ are conservatively sanguine
ia Immediate future, One of
,esl jobbing firms in the north
vsieh Is in close touch with con-
,irorking its factories on full
"a anticipates q steady fall
;uau Of the Frisco system says
4 conditions in the southwest
q. but nothing, however, to indi-
|1TtGing beyond the normal. Crop
rs are very good, barring corn
f,,t in parts Of Oklahoma, Kan.
q northern Texas, Cotton, up to
srt, is in excellent condition.
Fpsknm does not look for any
kuIpess increase, but looks for
snd regular business if present
Hss continue.
ilspi Jeffory Of the Denver &
||asds Gays:
[ils one is forced to believe that
. general feeling of uncer-
ID commercial life, it cannot
hat the country is suffering
pssssion; rather, there is a gen.
D IN business of q temporary
Ia Only,
loyr the country business is
dow. Il is evidenced in every
Rl thin does not mean that there
Eansial or a business depression.
~ simply q lull in business, !
sllate between those condi-
unrd 70 conditions in the south,
1s Finley OF the Southern Rail
ia they are excellent, and that
,1us point to the finest crops,
ku we're never better,' he
tzpyessions pretty well cover
lhhy and give very little COM
tAs psssimist,
liSd for Railway Securities.
tstds have sold s910,O00,OOo new
- Nncc the beginning Of the
fully s205,000,0O0 more than
mt seven months Of 1910. Short
1ls have supplied S257,00o,000
pupO0,0O0 a year ago, an in
g M,OOo,000. Stocks have not
Egalsl, and as consequence
'9poO,0O0 have been floated, a
" compared with last year,
h,s supplied the major part
hMi they have been utilized to
RGt Of $68s, 900, 900, whereas last
G H4O, 100000 was put out,
ing9h 1t brought few issues,
Y. Y increase of nearly s20,o0o,ooo
~ islo, the output Of this occa-
nne been s4,000,000. A good
lH month"; s offerings has not
ae farther than investment
4, $4,000 shares Of stock
Mnds on the New York Stock
|-g during the whole month of
ials total is the poorest in many
as much business is frequently
one week.
1srn Farmers Prosperous.
nefs delight to tell that while
l@n ago the farmers out there
Naa'ng corn for fuel because
~ DO profit for them in it's
E'se as a cereal, within half
ny nsasy were burning eastern mort
,;,;" s. tley had cancelled, and now
n, bursting tho local bank
,,n m. lnelr cash and taking live
srI rket In $1,000 automobiles.
@ll mas much the same sort of
eil, albeit there is less of e1-
% W.. u II, From paying inter
g.Hages and borrowing money
interest rates to make a
M farmers down there have
,v9e to make cash deposits
uumes that the banks in
Sneas Ms find 1t difficult to In
=. .Unsy; The boys and girls go
anu dress SMART; a house
|vus y an expensive piano is an
Il io,sa.e mere are fine riding and
sy'sea sse IN plenty, and the coun-
esoGt;ee ne ehoked with gay turnouts
mag automobiles. "Nearly
lu;r la in the south, especially
mi issaslaslppi, now has large
|hsEissa saceount" says w. W. Den
OF the Shelby National
h t%entiy, published interview
~ with a Washington re"
hsa = daN;e daSye seon their accounts
S,.na aeolt to a credit, and most
ts,. tsss accomplished this within