Show UNAFFECTED BY MONEY y MARKET Trade in Salt Lake Continues Brisk in Spite of Financial Depression in East 10 FALL BUSINESS IS GOOD ACTIVITY IN ALL BRANCHES SHOWN DURING WEEK The somewhat strained financial con conditions conditions of at the past week in the cast east have not in the least affected the Salt Lake commercial situation Business continues s brisk and the trading considerably in excess of ot that for tor the same week a year ago It was thought by some that the embarrassment of ot the would be felt in Salt Lake on account of ot the Heinze interests in and about Utah but It If this be true truo there have been as yet et not tho slightest indication of it itIn ItIn 4 In building lines there has been no decrease of work On the contrary builders are taking advantage of the ex excellent excellent exI I weather by pushing the construe construction tion lion work as rapidly as possible The Newhouse buildings are growing dally daily 4 and the brick work on the Judge build building buildIng ing is well welt along In almost every sec see section section tion of ot the city notably in the new sub subdivisions subdivisions subdivisions divisions there are a great many homes hom s being built v The market in building materials is re reported reported reported ported satisfactory On account of ot car caro o shortage the materials are aro slow in reach reaching reachIng 4 ing lag Salt Lake Laker but at present there Is 1 enough in stock at the local lumber lumberyards I yards ards to meet tho demand Hardware Market Excellent In all alt lines of ot hardware the week was wasa a This was partially I due to the fact tact that the hunting season 1 is in I full tull swing which means a big de tle demand 4 mand inand for tor guns ammunition and all sorts I of ot hunting paraphernalia The fall sea season season II son also causes a demand for tor stoves fur furnaces fir and winter naces supplies 1 In fall and winter goods the retail dry I goods and furnishing lines are moving I faster than has been anticipated Stocks I that were vere expected to last through the J season have hae had to be replenished The 1 cost of ot all dress stuffs and cotton goods ds a trifle lower than a year ear ago ao With 7 the high prices asked for tor other com corn commodities r J the comparatively reasonable price of at dry goods roods probably accounts for forthe forthe forI the heavy business I t Selecting Spring Stocks Wholesale dry dr goods merchants are al already alread a at t ready read buying their spring stocks The fashions for the spring season have al already already a aready ready been decreed by the and jobbers are following their mandates In Inthe Inthe inthe the selection of their stocks Stripes and dots will be bo very much in vogue next 1 s spring among the more Imore so than lus hs been blen the case ase for ten years In clothing and furnish furnishings turn furnishings Ish ings there has not been the activity I lined In dry goods lines though a good 4 fall business is reported Tailors and andi i say sa that the fine weather has 4 Interfered Inh with the tha sale of ot winter weight There is s not a great demand for or heavy h av underwear Hats shoes 4 gloves shirts and ties lies have been selling well ell There is practically no demand for overcoats or rubbers E The money market in Salt Lake con continues continues close dose Much luch of ot the available money Is tied up In mining stocks and a considerable amount is being used fused to move the sugar crop of Utah and Idaho Local stocks have not been affected to toan toan toa an a appreciable degree by b the unsettled r conditions in Wall all street Trading has b h hen en light but hut this may be attributed to the somewhat close condition of at the local loca I money mone market maket rather than to any fear of ofF F the stability of the stocks All sugar stocks were active and several large blocks changed hands 2 Stocks and Bonds The llie following are tho the latest quota lt 1 Amalgamated Sugar Co pfd 3 Common Life LICe Insurance Co nc X Banking Ba Co HOO 1400 0 Cm m Wagon agon Machine Co pfd pM Common 1010 commercial ommer lal National bank i fo National bank X Deseret Savings bank 52 OO x Davis County bank Farmington 1300 First Kirst National bank Ogden O den SW I First National bank Murray 00 T National bank blink Logan 1900 Home fome Fire Firo Insurance Co Heber Hber H ber J Grant Co Lewiston Sugar Co 1209 1200 Nephi National bank J National Bank of or the Republic Ogden Savings bank Provo Commercial Savings bank Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co Silver Sliver Bros Iron Works Yorks Co State Bank of Utah Uta Sugar City CIl Townsite Co State Bank of Brigham City Thatcher Bros Banking Co Sugar Co pfd SiS Common 3 Utah County Light Power Co lla Utah Banking Co Utah National bank Utah Savings Trust Co Western Vestern Loan Savings Co loef O Zions Savings Bank Trust Co C 3 Z C M I 1 20 Bonds Salt Lake City Railroad Valley Railroad Utah County Light Power Co J 2 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