Salt Lake Herald | 1890-11-16 | Page 5 | Finance and Mining

FINANOE AND IINING Lead and Silver Both Have a Downward Tendency THE ORE AND BULLION OUTPUT It Shows a Silent Increase Over That of the Week Pro ions New s From Many Mines in Utah Wo can but reiterate what was told in these columns a week ago that the out took is a most flattering one The money market as will have been leaned from interviews published in THE HERALD during the week is inclined to be light but if we are to experience any bad effects from the recent panic in New York it is nearly time they were made manifest So far however none have appeared and the most conservative of our bankers do not anticipate any trouble or inconvenience As the holidays approach and they are now but little more than a month distant increased activity is noted in the business marts Already are the retail merchants opening up their stocks and preparing to make the usual rich displays which during the holiday season convert the dry goods stores into fairylike haunts The real estate market shows very encouraging en-couraging symptoms and the stock exchange ex-change with the exception lof one day has also been quite cheery A round of the architects offices made during the week by the writer shoj qd aHto beasbusir as bees and full of faith that the building boom of 1891 will far exceed that of 1S90 Z C1IL I stock is now quoted at Sl35 but no sales are reported Deseret Bank stocka small block only sold recently for 100 but financiers generally gener-ally say that 390 is really the figure Utah Commercial and Savings Bank stock was quoted at 8135