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Show far . 1 i i I IISI STENT mgliEi st tunfrdortuftlite , . . ' et ab reali'- -t b ini . market bars disappeared. and a 'bread Is d..reerhueLr:dul rewnehictl,bercanenernotstroulluntetonniefoz ahndy repent,: Mantel; i t borne busead . f' I, I I U U 1 11 I I II. I "ha I I 4 f .e..........---..-.-.....- -- , .- -... aelteral srttems hsvina shown neouraging Kilt nit in recent report . Should trade manifest the expected im- In-- het PeeV,rOellt, It will de vehpe as a resuit ot the - IAccumulation in Larger Financ a ,, Circles- - With Low Rates Pre- - better, rates te.'w obtained.- 1 and' lamas. A 11 1 bot k 110-- oat k.. tb t ' 117: ! I, -; ott- . 1.1t out is ending ttortt. but for those with ctedlt moot Tires trade litaPles and tediersit hiseel.-0111stwistor.may ba obtained atmyriad time of Year. 'low Tate.. There has, however. been' od for atnu-i-this n orders to help out. i a good deal of htwitation and sterna- - aro also ware and fruit enameled Considerable thin in manufacturing cireles. 00 hum. : teem conditions WWII be maid to be "spot- - lore lire Whit railed for. as well as combination - roofing used in hou of ''' tr.. I4141M t t .., ., HENRY CLEWW erNitABY. iter i? - f "ere 1 Henri Clews. the Wall street banker. hao the following to remark in this week's trade and finance circular on 1 current conditions: , ' Promise of general bushman tont prevement bectes mom and more def- each day. Than far progress la tInito direction hes been much too slow I to "'Slaty the impatient: nevertheless, ' those hes been a steady forward movei moat which cannot be overlooked. and ti tb turn low the better Ma really come. expreseed in the new tThis isof clearly confidence begotten by a re' action against political radicalism. by the more reasonable public attitude to; ; ward buslowes. by the establishment of e the federal reserve banking system. by the odjustment of our finances to a 5 VS, boils and by: the unt.uestioned stimulue of big 'war contracts. i,.., "As usual. tbe spirit of confidence ..,saanifeeted .itaell la the West. 'x where the bulk of our 1110.000.000.000 of 1 agricultural wealth and a large portion 1 of tots $2.100,000.000 mineral wealth is l annually produced. This vast oection of our enuntry possesses In the soil an ! unfailing sovreti" of prosperity ever, year, and tide mason that prospect is many atilsonced by the certainty of I Ia,surtht good prices for all food and IaIn.r.I products. Western bankers. , though still trimly clinging to a large degree of motion, are dailr becoming t mom and more aandM In their expression' of optimism. and advices all the 1 1 way from the Pacific coast to the Alleghenies are times" uniformly hopeful. foou to are the reports of travelers re-1 turning from the California expo4001ot impressed with the magnificent Tesources of their own country. Not th 1 ti least of benefit to the United States i front the War Will be the spread of ; such knowledge among pur own people. American trawlers and American in, 1 motors IrM become better acquainted , , with their own countly.,and for some t itime to come will dietribute their 91:0111 t I .kbot 414- - me ,eatt - tect -- 4 sliS , s 1 1 t' 1st 'mete I ,c w el omig Pt oil z, OS '''' 1 ) e; s Mil tli ojfiSi 41'id I 111 Ski-1.5(1- -atlii(4i Ot L 4 Der tom moo onoima MAKE TN st . F. . Q!m VIIIMPIltIti-- el "WOO V"! V.PA, Vtra,g, fit 5CORNICKISKOIBANKERS , n it was announced that the Wasatch in the next thirty days start work on its long drainage tunnel, which will Utiwater the lower levels of the property and put it in shape for deep mining of proved orebodies. , We have been in the stoek brokerage business at one stand in Salt Lake City- - for sixteen years. We have been in touch operations in every Western mining camp, including Butte, Tonopah, Goldfield, Bingham, Tintic, Park City, Mereur, etc., etc.. and we want to go on record to this effect, namely: Pied. Viee-Pres- t. Mieheisen, Cashier. Om savings depariment is -- CONVENTION open this OF STATE BLIKERS evening from 10-- 11 to 9 for receiving deposith. Bring a dollar and make a start. 6 The executive committee of the Utah association. decided Frida- - afternoon. to hold tbe neventh, SALT LAX! SEtUZITT annual conventton of the amtociation in this city. Thursday and Friday. Junlil TIUST,CO 11. Invitations have been Issued to prominent bankers throughout the' PLUM country. David L. Houston. memory of agri-- 1 ht int to west the at the in culture. time and an effort will be made toil 4,ra have him address the convention. Cow- -; pieties' of details for tam convent:ion: I)) 1.tArZj tZlal; was left largely in the bands of sub-- 1 committes. present at the meet- ing of the executive committee were Charles S. Burton. president; H. E. Hatch of Logan. lira vice president; r. Jensen of blount Pteasant, second vice president: J. spebard of LoJoel R. Par-- 1 gam secretary-treasurerish of Woods CVOS'. Ralph E. Hoag of Ogden. Elias A. Smith of Salt Lithe, T. W. Royer of Salt Lake, John D. Dix-- 1 Make your borne beautiful. on of PrOVO. William T. licEtran of DOORS-I-el-m Salt Labe and John Pince, end j 11.1 SEE orit and Farnsworth of Salt Lake. the latter two panel flit to two representing the Salt Labe Clear- I ea House association. , I The Salt Lake bankers will secure the Veneered Styles Rails convention ban and Provide entortain- I scent for visiting bankers. There' le nothing better mar III Cost you So more Ulna leerier eala For Camelia that ,"Hanir 010Lingering colds, bronchial coughs.' .1 11 la grippe colds and similar ailments "bang on until ILLY are likely to: :At all summer if not cured. Foley'.: Honey and Tar ,'Compound will allay inflammation. clear Mopped passagesti relieve distressing discharges at the The reputable lumber dealers. source, banish stuffr whirealr breathing and heal and soothe raw nasal and 157 West North Temple St. bronchial passages- - It is prompt in ac--- 1 ' tiros: os to and mire. Cotutias no opiPhone Was. 212, 21,2. Schramin-Johna, ates. Drugs Co...- -. a 1 .." deertisement. State Rankers I c Yong Titan I ati .1 Bios. and Armstrong Lumber Noa ,l,t e!:3 - - , connection - vol. and ham. The en to - tions at th at the Pr probably of normal. entirely 'de ed. viz: h bettor run ertipa in t The cot .1114 was Aft averagi market fol shove thal The out Wall 17.1146 erase of 1 now more price, and high for t least. the substantial from cool around 66( Co ALTA LOC, An unste market In things live ket this nu be rents, Ju $S and the brokers irti bull raid bears and down to SI Ori:the One 'Ali other The usual appears to 1.r which smcfio. I Business -Ith work he t pat (,hatIN hich the I IMRE Stu( kn. Aka eon. Hingham A Itittrk Jack '114. tom 'edar '4114.ra do 'town roil rot. Ext. 4 ty 46 r'SlY Judg 'zirrlitY , Et !if raid Eixteen years. t est downright bargain we have ever seen in any stock market in w f would with- . r: 1i4 stet' E unnecessary money carried in the pocket is 'Waal,' lost or spent needlessly. Prevent this loss by deposithtg even your pocket money in Oilf Savinks Bank at four per cent interest.. the vast areanine hun- ... coy ;Ma buln ;roo6-- 4 'ent ii,dhin Quo Stottr The man who overlooks the opportunity to buy Wasatch at present quotations has no business to dabble in mining securities at all. If after reading this advertisement, you refrain from em- barking. our advice to you, based on this same sixteen years experience, is to transfer your activities to some other field of financial endeavor. We invite your buying others.. We specialize in the Alta, Cottonwoods. Send fora free map of the district. , Davit HIng Wino nM,Td Littt. MI LOU or Man Mar Day MInprat ritg ItIountain Wrenn . Nevada Hi ratio coope 'Vt.boono rit t sburg Timm rrillcyk I on ood s Pel Rico Wollti SPren Trot Filve King Biotin ettnt Swansea C Silver King Tar Baby Tintle cent rntted Tin tviti E;i 111.11tIMAP . OFFIc4RS. S. MeCornick, President n - in acres--.-own- ed Only recently MAN--OTPICI- Albert Smith, M. prices for been Shim and the o to S substi 'n sine tut The total hi Anthon H. Ltmol, Vice Geo. mines in t wia wiNioui4ElomM.Mi W. it other points by the Wasatch Mines Company other strikes of ore have recently been made These are first beingexplored -before a conservative mahagethento be ilaCed on Ifirg trZIMIrCE1 way to San Francisco. where he vrtli address the Platkutal Convention of Retail Grocere on the adaptability of beet sugar to all domestic purpose.. Mr. Niko congratulated the local sugar companies on the display of beet sugarexhibited In the wtudora et- tiw tItank-ber of Commerce. on Par 7 dred a M.) F011 JUNE It is no secrei that Rememberwe cbeelittn welcome small accounts. yours Included. 035 During the week Wasatch Mines made another strike in the old Flagstaff mine, which bas a production record of. nearlY nine million dollars. A breast of ore five feet wide has been opened up which, according to General Manager Gibbs, will yield smelter retttrns of from twenty-fiv- e to thirty-fiv- e dollars a ton: Because not enough work has been done to establish the persistency of this orebody, Mr. Gibbs states that he prefers that not too much importance be attached to this find for the present. , ' Don't hesitate about Mart-Jubecause You have only ing an account with us-- -I small amount to begin with and Tour future de- -, Violin would be small os t are estima per Cent o earnings three Per at the oPe running al rent BO -- meat is rt The twoon due - on!1 wh Pinch During the week Walatch Mines re- located the lost Cdumbu3 Consolidated orebody which produced nearly a Millon dollars. Officially it is announced that the vein has been erosieut for nine feet with ahnoit positive asauranei that it is tivinty feet wide. Gen- -, era' Manager Pibbs says. that this orebodY will yield smelter re- turns of from twenty-five d011ars a ton net, and it is ; to thirty-fiv- e , believed in Salt Lake, because of Mr.-- Gibbs' reputation for con servatimn, that the actual yield will be considerably greater. Mr. Gibbiveitithatia that a ñin1tiirijiiod ii tf6n of telt theualtid tonief this ore will be made from the place of the strike to the surface. Ten thousand tons multiplied by thirty dollars means a net yield to the Wasatch Mines Company of three hundred thousand dollars. The market Value of the issued capitalization, , two hundred and thirty-si- x thousand shares, at $1.35 a share, is only $308,600 - Co. 41. - cent Interent Pant Bank with Mining Ing te close to th the first. e - 132q0114 I3i 4:134;1 011;14(6 .oct r'ti flAa 014. Utah-Idah- SET for Unite' the rate iteromplishes; it establishes At substantial fund for future reQuirements.,... Ws ivIt. rourAttr, count : s ' - TO INVESTORS: 170-0- Anylots, one share . or one thousand, For information apply, to HAROLD R. SMOOT. Wasatch No. 222 , t rasinqeb 1',1111 war praetics of saving is 1 indicates thrift Improving. and imparts stremplt to the But this is not all it -- d Telegraph Co. Stock !I 0 et rhs past. and nervousness over the break in Wall .Street due to the ',askant& calamity,-Iexpected to have a still further tightening influence, at leant, for the Um being. Tiro Infant quotations follow:. ,linnalgamatod.diugorrOrtel 200.00 Beneficial Life Ins. Co. Barnes Baulking Co.. Kayaville'j 210.00 200.00 Bank of American Fork ULM Bank of Heber City Bank of Southarn Utah. Cedar.. 12.50 07.00 Con. Wagon & Machine Co ANNUAL ' INCH a s 41,s ,s UNITED 0 . - relóiiiit017.S!Olè--Telephölt- 4 .., e Strengthens Character - - :' d et h 1 Saving Con. Life Inv. di Inv. Co 20142 LUMBER LOOKLN113 BETTER. 150.00 Continental National bank The local lumber tied. reports COD, Deseret National bank ..... 1 11710 ditions looking 'bettof . and there is Deseret Savings bank 'scot considerwhle activity in the city trade. Davis Co. bank. Farmington .. 200.00 Mon Farmers & Stockgrowere bank though light out of town. The demand for plaster and cement is steadily in- First National bank. Layton 150.00 160.00 creitang. and in cement particularly First National bank. Morgan this year is expected to make a rec- First National bank, Ogden 435.00 ord. Collections are jusst fair. First National bank. Murray". 152.00 bank. National First Brigham. 200.00 WHOLESALE DRTOOODS. First National bank. Logiiii; 14.01 & GuardianThe loati wholesale drygoods trade Cy. Guaranty Co 22e.00 Co riports conditions fair. with business H'oins rre Insurance 22.25 continuing quietly without any special Heber I. Grant & Co ripple, and with expectations enliven- Inland Crystal Salt Co.. Pref- .- 7540 ed by high price secured for Utah Intermountain Life Ina. Co. 125.011 wools. Local jobbers say as to the Karma Mate bank 210.00 trade at Jorge that manufacturers of' HoCornick II Co. 101.50 Mountain states Tel. & Tel. Co women's undergarments are taking 30.00 Merchinter bank large yardage of crepe Mika to such 'National Bank of the Republic.. 205.00 an extent that makers of crepe de 122.00 National bank over entire City are the chimes turnion 10240 prodtiction of their mills to terse un- Natdonal Copper bank' bank Intel dergarment makers. This line of tex- INephi National bank 252.00 tiles 'which it was almost impossible lOgden SaVingli 422.00 have suddenly taken Ogden State bank to sell iast Corn. & Savings bank.... MAO a spurt, and supplies have rapidly Prove Co. 125.00 & Trust Lake Salt Security disappeared from the market. 225.00 Wholesale houses report a marked State Bank of Bricham (Irv de St Bk. of Millard Co.. Fillmore 165.00 crepe shortage of well made 41mte Richmond Bank of IWO) tunics April silk sales are reported Thatcher Bros. Wig Co.. Logan 110.00 welt ahead of those for tho seine o 2.45 pfd sugar Co, month tart year, and the oummor 217.00 Inaba National bank to be xceOtionallT Utah trade promisee Sr 90.00 Trust Co. lame. Among the fall fabrics is an Malt Savings Bros.. blinker. vele attractive, loft finished militia, ticket- Walker 414.00 & Trust Zion' Bair Bank ed 'Aurora," suitable for gowns, WOO waints and- - undergarmenta Extensive Z. C.- M. 7 BONDS. assortments of taffetas, messalines M.00 outwits and tallies are finding favor Con. Ry. & Power Co. (city). in Belgian 'blue, battleship gray. and Sumpter Valley railroad ...... WWI 9250' other popular colors,. There is a pre- Utah Light & Ry. Co. diction of return to favor of dark vel- Utah Light & Power Co. & Co. Utah Power vet& Separate silk shirt waists promise 16).... Id.50 Light to maintain their popularity both for The Utan dom.,' Co. Utah hotel Co. Yt.5 summer and into the fall. HEALTHY corropt DEMAND. fi W. Falk of Denver. who la conAlpatent Suirar reverie)) tweets of the cotton goods nected with the Great Rollning company of Colorado paaaed Will Buy or Sell Pays size WY0 ty4ttillrilTs ' :. it , rEM!EMIMIEMIMIMIIMINF if inmates of the during the eneDeragint feature. Collections ars tt rant year. financial Amin,. improving. and further improvement in larger .t mon," con. is antictpatod. withtn the mutt dd t, thins. to accumulate. and ram, are g atm low. Hanka demand securities net. days. Then the high prices secured .:,1 than the traceral level of huatnem fortrools in a source Of entourago- VAN'S, - BUSINESS Ncrits-- , lige VIP! t) Ia..- !raherr os,4111 C-- of Yolks DUN 'S REVIE W . The last Issue ot Dun's Review says; confidence week strengthen .' Grade Securities In 'Each vailingHigh a programa revival of butinesseeer, is. movement forward evity. but the 74 Asked . in many departments of trade eo slow. and there are so many cross Influences at werit, that some disappointment is the advance ia . on the whole, felt . i That tubstan- not nlure pronounced. SEE PROGRESS tial 'FINANCIERS t being made is clearly ate activeTurkish progress is statistics and steady demand. while Cealniall grade .:- 7 disclosed by the-tra- de ere knit built" : teporte. . Bank clearings are beginning goods are quiet. Rtaple .. , ,. . to reveal small trains over Aast year. reported improving steadily.. with re, r if' Is a orders activermany demands coming and while this favorable '. H . are .and Limber Trades reflection largely of the showing effect of the from Routh America. Heavy staple 'recent peculative expansion upon the hosiery N .Iseing switched off to lighter , '1 III - Report Satisfactory and Con- - New. York clearings. it Iv newertheless weights. e e' The Near retail dry goods trade re- an indication of (be trend of boldness, ' ditions With Brightening Pros- - The EtPel corporation's net earnings for i ports buslitess fair. with special sales the Nat quarter were the lowest on roc- Ion suits and coats.. In fact trade has ' ord. but this is not so significant of I been good this week in all departments. '' l pects. present tendenciee as the tact that and particularly good on waists. UnderThere has '' Hartle earnings were over four times skirts are spelling rapidly. 1 , I . so large as those In January. The bit- - I been a big shipment of refits receired, I are steel stuffs sad fehm the iron good Dell- Proving 'et rele)etx Tim finasetal situtiiien this week Pe trade reveals no big movement, but in-- - era and hosiery I. still strong. especial- cally.- has been without epeeist fee- - dicate that the recent improvemset is ly In silk weer. Stank in cottons are as everything has run smnothly. more thaw Welding its own. There in selling In a gratifying way. , tee t: The demand for money has been insis- - ileMe larger buying of basic pig iroe, 1 railroad orders for steel rails this bee n fairly mei. Te rer and f las ts but I. month are estimated at over 100.000 , k,, elutlerhehte from Canal comPalliel foritosta; The eopper market la strong! sad reservoir- purposee! and active" imprestements I have been very strong, more 110 than , HARDWARE SATISFACTORY-thos-e been the Tito feature of the week of any other line of demand. II The local hardware trade reports upward tendency I nearlyhaseverything , z rimmurat properties remain in stocks. week aa satisfactoll the business sugar ths for listespecially intimation. pointing toward one The reports from all the beet lipids of Business is sitli behind that ' , ta fruits . vegetables and grain The' Fear hitthe .heavt, 11,Freage and the doe condi- 4110! but there le o radial ut. were the thus which 11 ht UM" deattabl. don of the Prereternt ''' a oathas wholle taken but quarters, . to me than sporadic spurts. Th tm- contributing factors. The money martag serious has occurred. The present ket was somewhat tighter during the provomnt in minion camps is ripito 1 good palm for grain, summet a eon - noticeable. an week. than it has been for a long time' which is considered i ., cursame tat AL tNot,s 1(1 eheck,aAMlirt7--4St- rl craze prevails in the fabric mar- - N . ket for some of the new and vary wide E stripes- on voiles and marquisettes for V pleated skirts. There is a strong sail ifor GS. esmbrica long clothe nainneoltaland similar textiles for lingerie peri poses. more so than, for many years at Underwear manufacturers k.bIa time. and retailers are calling'rer immediate Bleached goods are genershipments. ally strong, many leading brands being behind In delivery. IserrOw print goods I :IDAHO I !la round in tam cottons. both whole laele and meta Sleek soul 'white print led novelties are sellieg well, as are ' r'' - 1 1 i -SATURDAY MAY 8 EVENING-NEWS- months bank clearings are showing an aprons. rompers.- - wraPpera. boons dross- t gew.as artiediesult Pin In i itntit.tesi non morde or yieselogs no:trlyw614Irk csnriall:::roaalell . . funds DESERT Uncle-Sa- 'Utah Coma trnion West Toiod llotor Victoria Wilbert Con tratikee , . Stock Exclralge Du , Salt Lake atyt U ' 01 COI . At Con. at St; Pia COL, 04: 2.000 at a 200 Cardiff. Copp E. atteamm 1 Utah SOO .10 Amal 1111. Came 0 canI Norm ,..10 De own I. 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