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Show lairoolm , - - um ,' , 1 DESERET LTENING -- 1 'r ; 11 'SEPTE31BER SA'TURDAY 28,1912 , ' - b!as-S'- 'STIFFEIIINGIOF '... r' i .3AT 000.00-bush- ' I 5 - t0 a od Political D rognosticato,rs , INTEREST H aye' First i "t 700.0410.n01-1-13ushe- .. ; i , SZ $2.50 and $3 eprill-Uthin- wet-At- Hat Sto're. , OF I ,A!- - 1) Business ' - ;., : 1 i ; Store Fixiures . . Coil "Eel , - a Fixture ..... cg 1.. i i 1 t CS' to : ti a P a II 0 P e, TOE. 111 it e, F : a, Co. a s PHONE WASkrell t 3210. r fl i a AUDITING Ii s iI Goddard-Abbe- y Company. Certified Public vr 1 Utah Savings & Trust Co. i i I ..,i , N 1 0 MOM r I f I 1r the provident. All who look can read that thrift dwells therein. Prudent is he who has an account with the Continental NationalBank. .. '''-'- yr' i I 1 h- ': i , the doors of is written over l e,i i Prosper' ly I r - t I I i C I 522 McIntyre Bldg., Wanatch 511. Lake My. mom, b n ., Financial and coat systems installed and revised. Immediate aetention given all en. gagements. Malt a ; The 1 7. 11 I' RICHARDS ST. 27 'feet-ther- - n, V Salt Lake Cabinet see-el-t 11 lirrit LET US FIGURE 411 I et i) ugh Grade Furniture, Office and V eV : : . - , c Manufacturers Are i i ( .,.... We I ' - ..... 1 I J TAYLOR, THE ItATTER. 24 gast First South. , g er , New StylesBest' Goods- -Least Money Alwayssub way prices at the Subway , tsd-y- C '111ats!11ts!!,11àts!i!' ! I : epoch-Markin- -- 7 , DIINTORS- - I - COVNTRT1ANIE White and. briewts,1 as 194 'tents' ilt bushel- - Today lt.' ir PtieVe,e01,:tre, ; A , about 70 cents a bushel and we have; There are ts be higher prieWasi alks.1: r '1 , seers thievepr,oel tail of a strengthening 3,900, reasonable expectation Conuneaall'; iivery ..a Deseret Bank Official year. oats for depterril !dice of Wier,. s,ith indicationa of , fssr Oiliest 'eastern. at large her delivery in WO sold in Chit-agIt cents a buthei. Taday's price is Mraseiines heve b,,:ol the hoariest call. ,. far. rzid there ',; a teads.tiCy toward dott,11 32 cents, and sits have this pear RATES about Rep- - dreriies and chiffast taffetas for turd g an production.. I is have! miu..1, :.6e,,iir.te4 cso...tor. hi,rjnit ' 1 trtn'o r wheat in the earliet year Of eountry banks be present o One chart:001w reorp-e- . -- - 1 to lidente in their own perspicacity; For ratmed a(Ad at ,lid tents in is for it hile the bank examiner to bo:1 ,00i. be PatroIt is row selling at about 92 eents,, and ma- -- v the benefit of those who have not yet In Person meeta: ' institutions their tip in or examining i roi, ;entered into this campaign past;ine. vse have a conservative! (.04)1,. nAl 11.....,;,. .,..,...sa ..11..E.v. 5.. :.. citizen and not e t' r, ' ,Sng thif for those who have. and may desire to !with warm apnrotal byW. W. Riter. round numbers. virtutely made Under ' This Is 'flit '..)E hankers in this city. ,eatruletions town ;chevit, tip on their political prognosticaNatural Result of Incroas- these circumstances it le f,IIIS a brae- National r than nitre the following tables are present-tr- y !vice presid,nt of the Deseret 1.er al reto,: it, y g,,,i4 olf tekne are of favorite 110111 v, tire.), itnpossibility that we can go; lect their faH:' said: "Thin. has been the rule or de. itiona.' the vote by counties in threugh the yeas without a severe con- nrd !zi..1!ord to ,resard the poet weer. 'nay, ing Business, and Indicates feat: erthetr ra1,.; A, r. Are bawd the Mate at the last two presidetil,al for tears to our restitution. The disedition in our railroad facilities. This, trade sisto,iw thing satisbo. layinc wit? than eon- - lelections and the last county election:, rectors keep to the closest touch eurtie mere u,,5,..h,;-'When db.-to it it ae a trust expect; is' contingeney that Fiscal Health. the affairs of the bank. and ently there,,as a briskor business' 1.3 and meet- - It is the direct result of' ,T E HT COUNTIES IN DOC iMel an entire diiy or two dayaand the burdens that hav been pla:ced upon done:114r wan ito; retu!n ttitilliner bank the with repaieseil business be.. eropted Oft -' our transportation systems by their insl Had President. Governor. the directors in consultation. coun-ii ability to advance their freight Weal tr.:irk:Ably; ,o., that pra,;,nally this only rule all over the the been this is RUINED NOT in linen a icuottsd business by TOMATOES themselves, .floor thus e and HURT, tritusa,,tr ( ' 7 place failures might have been many try, command v. bikeri as heing it; the gloNe. shestand chti position where they-raC 4 averted. Even, one objector in a board our rait-- ! Leelswear departrri-rt- s: ilewever, ths net'sawry new capital. But have prevented of directors might , roads are managed by men of good drug sundry entin7' r 10 a;waY, a busy 2,Ti!,,, al some questionable transaction which ( and keen executive abilitY pla ce. as such e,,,,ds ;tr.,. Often to be judgment difficulties." Into bank the led tireat Crops Win Mean Railroad Con. and they may he dependrd upon to oh- had at the routd- . department tam n for stockholdors. no less than for kore.s og cheap h. Lhey had getitionLocal Strike EtTrete It at Pe MOHO,. le.'.1 the business interests of the countrY,- heen botialit I Not Vet Perreptible. rhf. and uTdces, such at ot.0:,,,e.,., atremenfroin Ms. It is Mayer the best results 2 22 209 214 32 593 620, that ne ,:' ti,- - 1,,,rsse depart dous volume of tbrinago that is now in '0 400. 114 27 1,1511 44 2.194, .236 Spice !der at street Ceehe. di Railroad traits: statement,' tos tit sb.ros to 42 sight. 4,022 2.772 If ,942 to reflect the Un-- ! wPi Iscrn mortior operitirrs tomar ea rbon 14 113 1.224' 642 140 1.0641 502 Local hankers report a igatisfactory have already begun .1', find increased it Davie the oils, tonnage: I,,v rrt proverrsents due to 2T 2? 410, 1.176 1,657 1,2:.:; week, with interest rates stiffening on and, as comparisons will necessarill, to trove a week or two 12 194 109 930 503 905, 65?, Emery account or increasing business. 'While be made with a comparatively lean ,ot 36 '1 67.4 271. 271 679, 252 Garteld ...... 9 31' the Bingham strike has wrought com- year the monthly and other statementli Orand ... 31' 122, 16i1!, 23; nn now 4 bss Domed by railroads from 470! 72 741 Iron 79 ' 724 442' 0 mercial havoc in the mining camp, the to will furnish a frequent stlinolUs to dr...) 355 391 1,291 1.438 1.204 uab - .......... 13 not am yet been felt by the marlpet time I for a considerable BUSINESS NOTES 107, 394 Kane 399 1O2, M ilia rd 2:7 Salt Lake banks, though they may be ahead." 4 so 737' 6s3 6 1,001 ) 49 31;1 3271 52 425 tn Morn 11A.RDWARE. by another,aeek. Neither have the tr" ifTRIKE HURTS The accessibility ht :A71 1:,zi 23A. rzs In Flute 854' ii the lz,s th mall, featuroinetitutions as yet felt, the ,Tha local hardware trade Its (Meers is one of the report, 1'im,1 dries le the ,f.ota"!tig of the 13 all 'AO! 1401 4391 41:' effects of the killing frnsts on vegeta- that a strike has cut of '..,the 1C6451 1.389! 2,60 12,0r,110.:21' 2,143 6.597 tolt Lake important features fir the fall' "II lion: indeed they are Dot likely to di- large hole Bingham It .Aron!, sugar fartistb;s nurriber In their regular trade it 135: 1 43, have119 Most of the 84; , business. hanks this :4410,, , nutty, but may indirectly mlitter through haaheet,,Ltuswa,..ncs,..t ,,.,,h,...,taa,,-55 ,orrt-170 175 3.423 2.074; 3.229, 1;7411 start teteten' Sonnet.) Tieir,iii herrle-wh- o effercts houses here to send salemmen which can scarcely be 29 240' 244 1.621 1.7251, .irhl th.tober I. The lirst sugar Sevier 930 eirst. Notre of the hanks here advance week to whence they alwst:,4 tIl'the ''C'41"n Arne UP,In the market taumrnit 255 too strongly emphasis! 1.1111' 1,7.47 1.358' 267 8,232;, 203, pingham leans on 'web things as tomato crops. returned witn a big list of niers, v,!''r 4 67 MI are Tdoele 7:7 104, 1.143, 1,2897 639, and the ! nitrations ed. !.""'14r, or carry risks of that class, unless it say receRel A of the orders I 630,1 1041 667 10T nothing the ten fActories. owned toy. the 1.7Intab 75r, III Miry be said, that SOMA allow advances tbrobgh the trlail.,,Bet now this is ail that 170 2011 230- - 5,4464 4,7121, ..... Our aim is to 11(orve. I 4,400; 4,248sill grind the tah '41 . within guarded and legitimate limits changed. until the strike has been sc. three local companies 141 4 in 742 of the ttrtietint Wasatch beets CA' 951, 6,042! 16' history on sugar beet crepe. It is reported that tied. However, trade in other d:tet.!- - largest 3' We are conatantly in- 7611 491' witnessed Wambington 718 793 'Utah canning factories have on hand none is reported excellentbetter In of. trill two stab's. The week 7 2st 21 302 1511 stock.. Wayne 252 athanre In 310 formed as to the value or ordered 11100.0e0 wenn of rang, much faa than durirg the same Period ,..., another steady 377 620 ........ 63211 3.101 620 5.550 3.422 being almost MM. Weber of real estatesand se- ,the orthe ttgures which will have to be carried over lest year.- Tners Is an Increasing National hank their desir entitles. another treason. However. late ad- mand for guns . ammunition and eel- - ,.sational th'n Grand Tottilo 62,446 214131 5,7C 50.237 32.0471 4 292 7,559 l'' "71 ii"n.e.FirVAtands Ability as investments. ; view!, as given out from the Weber eral hunting outfitw . with indications at M DesZ at 1390, and 'iNti are Slx. t'. ready at all .,..;:clirb of Ogdem ere to the effect that that the coming hunting season siu ert Savitiss. .11,079. All of these are voni BY COUNTIES IN Mg, timps to share with yon e 'the damage has not been so extended be taken advantage of by more hun- - esdivileni Te are the lat. following our knowledge of these :and disastrous as expeeted and that than ever before. 4""tat''''''R: Gos ernor. PresidPnt. and kindred PUbjoet& '' ;tet per cent of the local tomato crop er' The lumber trade Is complaining of ;"4t e., $13.00 ' be saved. This will of course re- the increasing car shortage whicil is "naistametel Sugar hill .1 '2 co 200.a0 Our counsel may enr5. x U r 'act favorably on the canneries. Never- - making the handling of shipments Fenellimtt Lio, co. I able you to avoid finan2 Banking Kayslille IWO(' ,theices, a much larger percentage of from the northwest a matter of more ;' 1st..00 American Fork cial pitfalls and to sevans will have to be carried over untli and More dIffirtlilY The markets, ,'Hank el .F1.50 of 11,101 Cit:e cure absobito safety of h ',next maiscon than desirable. however. remain unchanged, both es 113111t, MOO -of Utah, Coder principal and proper C to lumber and cement and plaster. Punk Nteitg,m y; ... 102.7.4 e te Marhine-VSIGNS HEALTH. rISCAL Or annual interest return. The Bingham strike has had as yet iiron ' 1,if. & lw.estnient Co..115.titt Henry Clews in title week's trade no 'appreciable effect on the lumber ((.:"0riaii Natemal bank .... 145.60 and finance letter says of the money trade. r 311.00 County Totals-- Deseret !,aria 1 to t:ti"rik 'market: IN- DRY GOODS. GOOD 39 I 075.00 OUTLOOK 945 Deseret 24 714 27' 379' 742 Beaver - "It 'teems clear that the in Co haea, Farmington 60 39 21000 activity 40 2,41.1 1,417 2242 1,531 lioxelder foods 'mete The local wholesale dry Money that Is responsible for the dear- .12 5.1 ItChet First Nall,m,!1 bank, lAyton 64 3.795 3.317 150,00 3,676 3,532. er rates is a elan of fiscal health and markets are in good shape. Dealers First Satim,al t 21 .531. 761 bank. 1,027 32 50010 -1931, Itrbon Ts; Stholetrome development. Moreover, It report nuelnena ahead of last year at First Notional bank. Morgan 470.ell . . . ............ , 1,744- - 1.331- 11ty tordon ri Davia 1.419, cis of intereitt to marl that the mconee this time with a growing demand 'Net Fire' National bank. 749 933 14500 150 42 153 930 Murray rmcry 13' from Bingham) First National bank. The Bank for the Poor Man and riarket is only4relatively high. Some of quilts and blankets 4 973 ...... 137,00 40 299 Garfield 307, 42, 103 the most active campaigns in the Mock There is also a strong call for dress First National bank.Logan the Rich Man. Brigham-350- .00 12 24 :33 220 215 226 ftrand 1; staple Una. alsa market have taken place with the level goods in the various 713 75. WS 622: 76 9 433 cy & G. A. Iron 636, itantirla of the : brands, and es- - !Guardian tot Interest rates welt above their ores.Home Fire insuran 30Or 1.313 1,744' 21 248. ;10.00 1,619 1,421 Jual) if cot range, Up .to date it lute nnt been pecially for bags for wheat.. oats and! " J., (;ratit & l 'o 395: 20.50 2 414 , 102 3 Kane .. 122: prices. Kama', Stat e hank found neeetreary to take arbitrary' potatoes. with record onhigh 11000 745 42 33 990 33 Millard 361' 1,004 and record. tha Is highest Burlapmeasures " le either to cheek the firmness rchanta' bank 61 304 490 49' 457. 324. Morgan - - t e- National Or provide relief. In 'hie we must ex- - there is hardly any !lling whoe Bank of the Republic ls2.00 4 981 2921 157 332: . 9 117; S3 Flute on this article will go. The out- - National prica the 11.100.000 in ; bank cept of 4 .Copper engagement 236 ..- 13 44I 22 4r; Rich et Ian trade 11"4""Irlift- look far , oe Salt Lake Totals-- bank National obi IMport tro this center-wtri- rh' igOljor report as to the trade at 1154.00 7711 eao arranged on Monday last. Siert- Ina. Jobbers SaVings bank Salt Lake City '14,629. 9.379 1,318 :11,424, 7$41.; 9'24: 8.994 that the movement of textile oIgderi ! ot Provo ('rim & SaringA bank 3:0,01) ing exchange raters have thee that large 4,124., 3,076 Salt Lake county 662; 1225 7411 6,494 3.1466 t 11. th ha of s fabrics ben seady. ee. Lake Security & Trust Co Salt further deelleed and there Is reasdn to Ittea --. ----; 10.4061. 1,496 10,119 by the ' State 1.1aak believe Om further engagements of the repeat orders being rets eived .2),75512.9S4 16.920 and 2,069 county no Ftate Bank of at city wholesale There trade. present ' Gar.. Pangult.-' trotal alit be made in the 131 109 ,. 2 San Juan 3, In 125, stable goods. and ' t Bank of Millard Co.. Fillmore.150.00 hear future As the gold arrives In this great surplus of are 12.3 2sit lehOt 3,333' 2,307' no 44 Fanpete , markets seasonably quiet State Bank of Itiohmond .. ...... MOO I t 137... 1.6241 country it will afford a greater relief primary 1,777, 1.2721 Sevier 164. 30 1,514' staples. Frequent corn- . Bros '. iCk's. Co. Logan. 10.00 to the money situation than on a sup-- . on domestic 148. 1.316 1.Z4 122 Summit 1,412. 1.402. 19C are hoard of delayed deliveries. Thatcher o erfletal view would seem probable. plaints it.80 9116' sugar co 1,106 6,6 803' 514, 930. 29 Toi)ele in claimed that condit ions of labor !Utah It State National bank '58.00 717; 11A3 115; Ender the 25 per cent reeerve require. in the various textile manufacturing i l'intah ;ZO 40 129 t ,0 & Trust co. 194;00 Merit of the banks a deposit of gold centers aro not 6,316 ZO7', 5.297' '.936; l'Aah 4,9941, 134 220 ed la! Vk alker fully 'appreciat 31ro.1)4) bankers Br,g contributes a lending ability to the the 1.261, 98 935 1,0-86. Wasatch 31 1,1571 to convince Zion's and it is hard mark', that banks equal to four times the value of a merchant Savings Bank & Trust Co.3901.00 733 310. 41 713 .",.33. 4 2 Washington loom. should be a1- - Z (7. M. I. 3 30.90 the cash." Sol '1.4 194 274 94, Wayne lowed to stand idla when prices for 1V2' l 634. 5.b7S, Veber 421 5,494 ' 4,020. 3,65 BONDS (add accrued Interest). TREMENDOUS CROP TONNAGE. their product are high enough tr) in-,, sure a The fact that wholesal-- 1 rt.n. fly. & C 100.00 61.161'. 42.401, 4.390 ,52.913 43,244', 3.934 11.404 Mr. Clews remarks also as to the ors and profit. y) Totals .............. .... ...... ... retailers are trying .to throw! Sumpter 6 to 9 for receiving railroad 96.00 Vali, crop situation: Ft untm the the burden nf fine medium scoured a( 5S to 60 cents. VOTE IN SALT LAKE COUNTY IN 95.00) Light & Railway, Co. 'The crops are providing a tremen- - intill willt help to account tor delayed Utah & Utah d 4) 82.00 a lot of baled scoured Cal, 1910. dorm tonnage for the railroads. deposits. Bring a dolThe deliveries ,on goof's bought too Wei Utah Light & Power re Power t 5) 9100 forma at to 56 cents. 50.000 pounds Light arrivals of wheat at Duluth, Minnfr.,' satisfactory shipment. No. of Nur Utah county Light & Power lar and make a start. pulled fins A super at 54 to 58 tents, and : spoils and Chicagothe great primary vote. dlitY. Utah Sugar Co 102.00 lots of W. 340 and 150 bags. at 62 to ta te marketsfor the first IS days of Self- FEATURES Or LOCAL 21.1.;111,CET. Hotel Co 60 62 Utah ('ommisFloner, (long 100,00 cents for choke tine, to cents for tember showed the enormous total of All lines of cluck continue firm. with SALT LIRE SECUlITY 60 cents tor tine ie.an4 21.004 ears, which compares with Ili g,s.atu:k O. W. Carlson s(B) 2 647 76,245 medium. ljjotbQeeand.metUn WOOL CONDITIONS. SE TRUST flurteg the törreenehdingAiys care as they were a year ego. coo- G. Birch (S).... J. CO. 2101 Texas aools have be en al again. of last year. Accepting the capacity gumption having materbilly wert,s4cd 13.73k of a 0: ft. Walker tat Transfers of near,y of the average car to be 1200 bushels. since that time. Fancy duck, awning! 1B04011 Lefler on 5.077 Prteelk Snit& Etc-- . million pounds are reported from van- - Y' B. En19 (D) 32 MAIN. we have, therefore . total receipts of stripes, and miscollancous libelt "t , ,:. Mac kir holdover). Tilf",,t include 31A),000 to Terri wrin I Product- ouyi tious.1 25.270,800 bushels at these three centers rod duck aro being call A,ror in largor 11; on VsAss) the wool, pounds commisaioner irty,zt alone. compared with only 1230E200 than a year ago. Drilla ' scoured basis of tl,l to 62 cents, 150.0o0 hurhels in VIII. This rif course Is but quantities I All , 'term) shootings gra in quiet uf oillipi reports from territorial wool pounds On the basis of Wa !tor J. Burton (lt) 11.439 a beginning. as the seamon of ship. ortmlesele uses. Wide I.ritt cloths, oonditi'ons in the Boston 2,375 to ';',1 cents ckan. a lot of 12- - Fr Anvils Brown (3) are markets 2.234 meet hes only 'elem. Advice. from ire in demand. tine to trid Longtiotts O. 24 cents. coating at months' to 201 follows William if Romney abroad Stiggest that the demand for noingooks are gelling strAtitly. with las 60.01 vents and about clean. 0 pounds H. Brinton ... t'...,1 trlding continues to be well do, 5,023 suf. bl.eets and pillow cases in boat r Jcooph grain will be quite Amerleark, s t ostMg.66 cents clean. la ficient to More 'atm take care of any from the retail trade, but with no largo trihuted. reported sales having Included Oster-BullDo- g Whit, calzfornia wools are relatively ourplus over our home requirements. ordorg Staple ginghatits aro omit"' holh !!eees and Texas gradeet. the M- Margaret Zane Witcher (Rita (.7e3 3.244 than more' tine (imet territory, LiX V04ill lii li; clothing fo already tremor-lath'and thio fact or for month a for order II, in them is growing and available jams's G. Curtis (S) the appearance in the forelen ex quartera cit the market. White ratims texet...a and California and a good ppm- - terest Pipe Threading Tools MO( its liae been reduced considerabl). Frank R. Chtistensen (A)..13 412 ehange market or a considerable num- ere owning well in fancy and nnvelty kling of foreign morinoe and crosebreds. Transferl are reported of 126,000 pounds Mrs. Fisher Harris (D)..'.. 5.164 ber of grain hills, which In connection weaves. There is a good Oemand for Territory wools in the original northern wool, on the basis of about with cotton bine will fully take care, some linos of crepea"moeffted by ratline have moviht In substantially the abate 52 Sheriff cents clean. and 10,000 pounds very of the recent pales of nnance bills that Effects as borders and dft,illitiOttli in proportion as previously. This feature choice . .14.514 2.759 Joseph C. Sharp (R) to cost estimated the northern. become has so .14 Peter Holt (8) during the 'net month or so have been lifin'e and figures: colored rtripes snd pronounced that leading ,.. 2.214 fu tly 60 cents clean. , eueh a 19111,,e of convenience in local dots on white swisses. white filmities bowie refrain from WOrting their wools buyer 13.756, In scoured values very tew changes Arthur J. Charon (A) a to considerabie are mown. eltelte. sure novelties Miohnel extent, and Hausa ...... feeling moving ready 4,990 crepe (D) are noted Fine staple territory wools Silk and cotton buoy volic.s., of a demand for them in the term in are quoted on the basis of 64 to 67 ENORMOUS rRoPSficrorr PRICES. sellers. Treasurer with black and white effects in voiles vvhich IPthey hare arrived from the west. cents,half-bloo63 to 46 cents. three- at 14.623 2,754 in This "An idea of the real prosperity that are reported in denland PlilphatitallY "a wool men's e.ghtbs blood at 54 to 69 cents and Frol c. Ramiott (R., . 2.297 Maria M Johnson (S) vn aceount of the preextras in the agricultural section of our One printed goods, draperies sell irreg. year, not 66 to 67 cents. quarter-blooat Fine 44 . 13.737 ....., original-hathe ponderance sales, but clothing terntory wools are quotable' Charles Read (A) country et the preeent time may be u;arly. Napped fabrics are a,tiv-Ready for demonstration by r 4.944 d Salt Lake Hardware Co. printed goons sel!ing owing a to the fa, t that dealers have clean at 5s to 62 cents, fine medium at Prank C. Moyle (D) gathered from a romparionto of present ' made in of the krtnte!I prolltF. C. Richmond Machinery Co. 55 to f,t; rents. TPX111 margin prier,' with thomo available for the better than anything wool. 60 to 63 Attorney of Sales fleeces ton rot M haveben rif lines. b!anl,fqo the ernort rency 12 year grain months and 65 to 67 cents I. E. Willey 1 714..............,.....16.679. large prodille; 0,64. cents for 4 Smelter bupplyCo. 2,112 confined to nne- unsaeheelandprincipally medium lion or Ileol In the earlier yent It will are IUng steatil!y. with catittnn made by etert mrintbs Caltforatt WOols 51 Witham M. Knerr (fi) 2,304 trades. the Movement having been only tor fled the elmtteettlit of Vorit ws arif itometm made by the t7est New of THE MFG. CO.. 5.3 cents for choice northern. 50 to 52 OSTER to Gibson .., George (A)....I3.652 Jay modest Vine sold to of unwashed co proportions. eo large that the farmers the end clear actually !;gland mills Cleveland. Ohio. sterage northern. 44 to 50 Ray Van Cott (D) 6,011 Ohio is quoted' at 23 to 24 cents, a sale cents antifrom to wholesalers It the 46. hurtled that cereal. finding bLying year. to 47 cents c'ents f r middle county. cheaper do title than. to purvhasr fuel. The !cart other to meet deliverlfs to wt,i,h of 40,000 pounds be,ng noted at the lowfor fail and 35 to 40 cents for delft, 11.'er4Pr--klosterv mills are er flgure. The tone on XX and above tive. are Fred I. A. Jaques (R) of September delivery In Chi14$23 2126 obligated JUt DE3LRET SAVINGS BANK price itbett washed WOniff la very quiet. Ooillth V C. R. McIntire (8) orders. The demand la for dealers 2,110 cure, In ISM for corn declined as low DIRECTORS: continuo to boll them ateadily W. Patrick 13,707 Connor (A) W. RI ter, Prsident : George tt 32 to 32 vents rine detainee are A fru sharsa M. Holt (Di Club Duck Vie PreithiPM ; Elise RODIneit Thomas A. Balky not moving. either ,tashett or un- stock. Goad bunting grounds In tine Small. Cashier; I. S. Hills, John R. current Assessor 24 sashed, C. Barnes. to EcJohn David Cutler, being condition. Club house. Apply 62 E. , ents and 2s 9.7119 14.520 Amos S. Gabbott cles, J. A. Eldredge, George Suther2n4 t4o. Wasatch 6567. Fine unnicrehantaide sootsrespectively, land- Reed Moot 1117 2.311 Alfred Sorensen are quotW. Slibley, A. W. Irina. fettle st 24 to I rent; and medium clothJohn M. Hoptenbeck .741 4 per rent Interest paid (Yin stairs ing wools at about the same, figure. 4.967 )dllando Pratt (1)1 ItEMOVAL NOTICF ".1.41lum fleeces are exceedingly well Auditor sold. though small Iota of oblo and Dr. 11clirs, dentist, will tilOyti to C. Roseoe Virus (R) 2.761 101,491 Michigan wools continue be moved at Wooly. A rlide, Hullo 2.201 W. Spanton t8) A. the range of 20 to 31 ....OP. A Prila lot .13.720 Greene J. Davis of Ohio quartertilesi (A) has changed MAIN 'AND BROADWAY. 491it hands at 30 cents Sak-- of flooces Het)" Y?ung to hove about cleaned up recent of ItIt. P. CLARK. President Surveyor accumulations of there ttoois Dealers It PEABODY4,Cashler. 2,1)07 Allan H. Gardner (R)...,111.510 must now wait for furthor arrivals of 4 pry east Patti on Stings Deposit& B. A. Lawrence (0) from the WeM, or until --- sorting and 13.709 John 0. Barker (A) Site's Deposit Dozes. you' Igrading has Rtivancell to a point whore clualr- -' Roscoe Whitney Groo (D).. INOsurplus after the pending contracts are satisfied has boon as4ertained. will I me house reports ,ales of ,750Sorg) .t pounds territory wools iti the original Arai N 1,I; I, 'Women's Various bags. kinds r,f woOl are in.441i0 Hot and Cold Water In Every cluded in the lot. and tho 1,ricos are 01401 within, the rer'ent --range of quotation.. Room 1 e lotto a special other Nalfl of original- territories cheek-boo- k lave Included tati bags of Montana MriVeni-n- t BAIN LAC12 00,1,0 I2 Block South of the Tem'Ole tor our oonben custom. Wool at 24 Conti,. 250 A course in our Disx or EVENING school means more eantreomem, bags Idaho at 22 1:::401 I centt; and 300 bags Montana at 25 rents, cm. motabliabed 1,11 In efficient service to your employer and increased salary. Start graded territory woolti4 reported , PRIPIP 1101$loo again have !wen small. One house time. Why not now? ha,' sold 125 tXS) pounds. mootly small a couries-an, , Iota. at current 'quotations. ti Another house has sold t.0.6(00 pounds Soda 'ill Ili! Ida 4.uartor-bloo21 ;Springs, ) wool at Street cars from all Tritin3 ',.'ents and a lot of the same Rise of s Of in front al the he,tel., blooel Soda au carricug stop r at Springs, ., r the ettirt.e prtoe. 4 Mercantile Agency 62-6, ' 4 v.-Main c South 7 BosioniBuit ing, Salt Lake. transactions Larger are noted in Street, l'hone Wasatch 5126. isomirod ' Otseral Menses,. iitabo 1 territory wools, tho total MOrtl- a"rtrevadt, nab livid Wyoming. Salt Lake 'City, 'Utah. mPnt figuring well ovor 2.01)0 bags. In- , anti Lake City, Utah., I. in this total au ;WO to 40) bees , d . ' . . l ' to -1 (441,00 - !s -- -- Our savings --t (cit, - i -: ,..s- arte t , t1 i eight-ffionth- 0 d g ticuble-napPe- 1 ' - I Salt Lake City. Utah. ) Our Constant Alm' render complete, mtistmlory 1 service to all. flip s,ppreelatiori of which lig amply shown by stead! growth Accounts subject to check- are cordially Myna& hi to - . 1 - Continental Z. good-alge- d k National Bank ti, i : s4tisitir 10, three-quarte- 'Union ,! li.11Agf9 rat -- , I pl good-I.ze- 40-- I -- 4,11, 111111111 I I ail ,.. 4'; Ita, 4 v evening from - stGek-earrvi- ; -- 7 , .; 1,x0t1u depar:ment is open this , I 1.7tah-Idah- ' Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. 114.11Mati:6001:14 1 , ! 1 IfThe , of a savings II account i not to make its owner wealthy by the accumulation- of interest at lour per cent,buL toeitable. him to grasp opportufilties . for investment as they present themselves. pijpse - a National qu.a--ition1i ME yVELC as ,a student or a visitor at any time i One the fea; tures our new banking ters be the room' - Our new illustrated catalog is for ,..F Merchants Bank ) We Welcome You wr RE F. ,. - "I BANKERS UPI CLITtrtAll 1 The Raymond Hotel WALKER BROTHERS rilm"11 1,11 Utah Business College , three-eighth- --- , , ............,...ajcludett ., Co Et no NIKERS'. . R. G Dun ' 1 . - ,, - , . A ., A ,, Bank i Bank" II"The Peoples' Saving ;:: ri 1 1 ', I A lady on Second Avenue said, that about all the coal wagons she could see passing the past few weeks were McComick & Co. 1'the , ' er Cdp-p- (A)-13- "Black Wagons," and we've only been in business two months. , , Fischérsilittle ri Coal Company , -- 'This is I.ne Mice." , ; , Office 277 So. ' . i Main Street. Telephone Er. 401; 1 |
