| Show SALT LAKE BANKS TEEM WITH MONEY I 1 1 Coffers of Financial Institutions Fuller Than for Months Past CROPS SURPRISE FARMERS NOTWITHSTANDING DROUTH DRoum YIELD IS QUITE i GOOD GOODMoney Money Honey Ione conditions nl In Salt Lake have shown an Improvement during the I week and bankers report that th t they have more money mone r for loans and are In better condition than they the have h vo been for months past One of the reasons I for or this Is the report from the tho east re regarding reI I garding the crop conditions and the crop outlook In Utah and Idaho In both states tho the yields will be far bet better better better ter than had been beon expected and men who had made loans upon these lands l and have hao feared eared they would not pay havo been agreeably surprised Salt Lake bankers who vho have havo made madea I a practice of o loaning upon agricultural lands in Utah and Idaho have received reports from rom their agents that the crops will be bo bettor than had been beon ex ox expected expected and that there Is no reason for or any concern In the matter This Thi ThiIs Is true In both states and many of the tho crops which appeared to be toe utter fail fall failures urea ures some time ago have shown up upwell upwell upwell well during durin the tho last t few ew weeks It Is estimated that on the dry dr farms throughout Utah the average yield will wilt willbe willbe be In the neighborhood ot of o bushels to the tho acre with some of o the bettor better farms showing far ar better re ro returns turns Bank clearings s for tho the week show another decrease but not so large lar o as aa asfor asfor for several seer 1 weeks past During Durin the six lx banking lays days the decrease from rom the tho corresponding week of 1909 Is and ono one day last year was a holiday so there thero are Aro six alx days of o clear cloar clearIngs clearings Ings Ing for tho the week Just closed this year against only five Io days das for the tue same week a n year ago BeO On Thursday the tho clearings were nearly nearl the tho same as nil they were for or the corresponding day a year ago go Dank Bank Clearings Clearing CI Compared Tho The belief belld is I expressed among the bankers that this week the clearings will show a n better condition The com corn comparative table of clearings for the tho week weekending weekending weekending ending yesterday y Is as s follows 1910 1010 1909 July 13 18 July 19 12 July 20 July 21 July JS 32 July 23 25 Holiday Totals Decrease In all of the various branches of ac activity activity In Salt Lake Lako wholesale and re ret retail tall tail t circles the demand has been Boot good during the week Wholesale hardware men report a good demand from out ol ot of town In the staple lines and they the are arc already laying haying their lines Itne of o campaign for this winter and next ne t spring pring when the new rates of the Interstate com corn commerce commerce merce commission will go Into effect When this Is done dono tho the Utah Jobber will willbe willbe be able to compete in the territory tributary rT to Salt Lake and will have havea haven a n better chance to compete In other fields Lumber prices are the some same one and there has been nothing now new In this business Much of the goods goads for the thc fall trade havo been received by b the wholesale dry goods houses and the clothing men menThe menThe menThe The largest receipts ever brought to Salt Lake arc are either oither here or on tho the way anticipating an unprecedented demand this fall all Those goods are arc slowly be ba being baIng being ing placed on the tho shelves of tho the re ro retailers retailers and amI within a short time they will all be there with the summer lines gone The Tho sales of o the last few weeks have hlo rid the shelves shelve of o much mud of tho the summer lines but there thero are still plenty and they will wi I be bJ sacrificed be before foro fore tho the fall goods are really rea II started It Is III reported by traveling salesmen mcD that the Salt Lake Loke houses are ordering better lines than In former years |
