Show TRADE REMAINS QUIET Merchants Admit That the Past Week Was Dull I II I EFFECT OF COOL WEATHER Summer Trade Ended and Fall Trade Not Opened Railroads Unable to Supply Cars for I Shipping Which Indicates Heavy Pall and Winter Trade Mercliants do not hesitate to admit that the past week has been rather n quiet one Cool weather stimulated an abnormal demand for certain lines of goods and for this reason the weeks receipts in some departments will show U Increase over those of the week preceding pre-ceding There is however nothing discouraging dis-couraging in the situation The quiet season Is something that merchants ex poet at this time of the year The demand de-mand for summer goods has fallen off and It Is too early for fall goods GOOD CROPS WILL HELP There will be abundant crops this fall but the stimulus which cornea from this direction has not yet entered fully Into business life and it is absurd to look for it until the farmers begin to net the money for their crops I Is a stimulant stim-ulant that merchants are generally looking forward to for the best of reasons rea-sons and they are making preparations for it The railroads are perhaps as good a pulse o any to show what Is being done CANT FURNISH CARS A prominent official who Is In close touch with the movement of cars said yesterday We we are at our wits ends to handle the business Shipments Ship-ments are not confined to any particular particu-lar line Crops are good prices remain firm and merchants are preparing for a good fall trade For this reason ve are carrying more goods of all kinds than usual Merchants are receiving and sending out stock for the fall trade and early crops are already finding their way to market DRY GOODS ARE DULL The manager of one of the largest dry goods stores in the city said Trade has been quiet but we look for a quiets quiet-s non Just before the fall trade opens up The cool spell helped to enliven the demand for small articles and then It has had the effect of driving people back to the city but 1 do not look for n permanent change until school opens Anything that stimulates one department stimulates all o them more or less There is some demand for summer goods People neeU stuffs to make their wardrobes hold out until untl they really need fall goods QUIET IN DRUGS One of the leading druggists said The week has been a Quiet one J has been a natural business such as we get at this time of the year The tourist tour-ist travel has been light and we have not got the business which comes from that source Trade begans to pick up with us between the 10th and the 15th of September I was looking over my books to gratify an Idle curiosity and I found that for several years back the receipts show a decided increase beginning be-ginning with those dates and that there Is a steady increase until the holidays Weeks a Estate Transfers MONDAY AUGUST 24 Glen R Bothwcll to Peter Johnson aoulh 41 foot of lot 2 block II Hampton subdivision S r Lily 11 C Maupin to John Gaburdl 30 acres block 7 FlvcAcro plat C 3150 Wllholminn Peterson to Anna PTa P-Ta lor 7Ui feet by 2A rods northeast north-east from 12fc rods east of southwest south-west corner of lot 4 I block Gl l pInt B l Augusta Zirbes to Mjrlle 1 Crouch 1G71 feet by 41 rods southwest from 120 foot south of northeast corner lot 17 block 7 FiveAcre plat A 3lc F S Malhls to O H Hewlett CxlO rods northwest from southeast corner cor-ner lot 1 block 17 pint A lSOO Joseph II Cox to Mary E Cox part lot 10 block 44 TonAcre plat A 1 Alma Samuelson to Olivia M Sorensen Soren-sen part lot 1 block S plat D 1 Alma Samuelson to Eva G Sorensen Soren-sen lots 1 and 5 block I Kensington Kensing-ton l Mary J Allen to William tv Allen part lot 1 block 23 plat G 1 Mary J S Alien to Ann E A Coombs part lot 1 block 23 plat G 1 Idaho Investment Co to Mary D MacCord northwest quarter northwest north-west quarter section 15 township 1 south rango 2 west l Jens Jensen to Ella Spencer s 5 square rods northwest quarter of section C township 2 south rangu I least 300 I Silas T Smith to John Swanson lot 3 1 block 1 Harrington D N subdivision sub-division C Rebecca J S Murphy to John Swanson Swan-son lot 2 block 1 Harrington D N subdivision 50 Edwin S Kcarslcy to Joseph M 5 Kearsley lots 1C and li block l1 1 East Park 1 Edmund Butlcrworth to Alice But terworth part lot 1 block G2 platA plat-A etc 1 i Total 59009 TUESDAY AUGUST 23 Edmund Uultorworth to Sarah T n Kimball ICj 13 feet by 7 rods northwest of 101 I L reel north from southeast comer of lot 2 block 03 plat A s 3 Edmund Butlorworth to Manrarec D AVrlght liii 13 feet by 1 7 rods northwest of 104 23 foci north from southeast corner of lot 2 block G3 plat A 1 i Arthur O Clark to Marcia A Jfydi 122J4x4ll2 tot northeast from SS3S feet cant of southwest corner of lot L bloclc L9 plat G i St Jnmea W Musaer to Carl F Buc nor Dale lots 19 to 51 block 4 1 Forest iico Frltsch Investment Co to Clara R Davis lots 1C and 1 block 1 Kensington Ken-sington subdivision 400 Jacob P Olsen to Charles E Olson O B 3SS acres southwest quarter section 31 I township 2 south rnngo 1 secton i Edward B Wicks to 1 M r Baird lots 34 to 37 etc block 2 Irving Park addition Edmund Uuttorxvorth to John F 40 Butterworth 7x7 rods northeast of northOIHt C rods east from southwest corner corncl of lot 2 block 6 plat A 1 Edmund Butterworth to Robert F Butterworth part of lot U block I 03 plat A 1 Edmund Butterworth to E BU terworth 49Y feet by 14 rods north went of 7 roll north from southeast corner of lot 2 block 6 plat A i Mary J Hill et ul to Alex C Me Continued on Page l TRADE R EMANS QUIET Continued from Page II Farlahd cant half or lot CO block 0 1 TenAcre plat A 1 Mary E Stntcn to Alox C McFar land cast half of lot 2 block 20 TonAero plat A 10 Total lWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2fi Elizabeth P T Williams to John F Dals 20V21A rods northoaat from 2 Ilt roda out of southwest corner lot 2 block 71 pint C 4 SSO Leslie W Snow to John L Gulbor lot 4 I block I Snows Hiibtll vision 150 W L Wielding lo Doiigal l C Wilson 10x2i < roilw northwest from southeast south-east coiner lot Z block 71 pint C 37f Ostvoll Knight to C Frank Ury llxixlC5 foci houthonst from 2Vj rod rods south of northwcst corner lotto A lot-to blop 33 pint 13 lKO Minnie J Howe to Addlson Cain lot 25 block 2 Bollovuc park 125 Maria Pascnil to Edward B Wlcka lots 17 and 13 Wont Drive 5 Total 3005 THURSDAY AUGUST 27 Jesse T Badyer to Annie Bertclson 10 rods by l 17 feet lot 9 block 14 TonAcre pint A i 450 C R llardlnc to W II Jonou M 1 rods by CO feet of lot 3 t block G2 t pint C 250 Lorenzo Snow to V M Euan east half of north half of lot 2 block So plat E 25 western Investment Trust Co to Thomas W Partridge 3 acres lot 1C blook 17 FIvcAcro plat A 3KO Daniel W Phelnn to Richard R Miller Mil-ler part of northwcot quarter of section 35 township 2 south rango 1 west 15Q Daniel Eyer to Nancy A Eyer lOx 2Hi rods northeast from 10 rods eant of iouthwost corner of lot 2 block Co plat A etc 1 Danll Eyer to Nnncy A Eycr lots 15 and 16 block 3 Dolmont subdivision subdi-vIsion 1 Daniel Eyer to Blanche E Reavln lOuxtG l feet northwest from CO feet west of southeast corner of lot 1 block 1 Ehrlch G Nlcla Peterson to Joseph Byram 1 aero southeast Qunrter ruction 23 township 1 Fouth range 1 east 100 I NMlip B Folilks to William Dartllng 10x7 rods northWcHt from 5 rotla west of southeast corner lot 2 block II plat D etc 7300 Total slliS FRIDAY AUGUST 2S Jams T Goodwin to Allco M Good win 57Jxll4 fet northwest of lot 3 block 1 plat G s 3 Frederick S Fish to Studcbakor Bros Mfg Co 40xSO foot northeast from southwest corner lot 3 block 71 pint A 1 August Anderson to Samuel Vadncr 3i4xO rods northeast of lot 2 block 22 plat F 275 Olive P Hanoy to Margaret A King lots 1 to 51 I block 1 Central Park 500 L W Snow to William B Klm brough lots H and 15 block 1 Kimballs subdivision 250 Clmrloy Kruse to Herman Pullmnn 5xlG rods northeast from 15 roda north I of southwest corner lot 9 block 22 TenAcre plat A COO Total S1C27 TotalSATURDAY SATURDAY AUGUST 23T1T Matthew TI Walker to Samuel II Auerbach lO Axlic 2S feet southeast south-east from northwest corner of lot S block 69 plat A ncoo a S Walker Estate Co to same same 3500 Estate Joseph R Walker to same samo 350 Llllyan S Loc to Ci1rollne Ryan CO I x2oO feel northeast from 2 ruda north of southwe3t corner of lot 11 block 14 5acro pInt A 2700 William B Bonnott to George W Grantor COV1S3 foci aouthcast from 1C2S feet south of southwest corner of section 23 township 2 south ranRj 1 v < jst 2j Chrlntlan Ivcron to same part lot 1 section 7 township 1 south range 1 east 330 JnmC P Freeze to same part same iCO < John P Cahoon to same part same eo Catherine Harrison to Hyrum j I Smith et nl part southwest quar tel of section 31 township 2 south range 1 east 5 j George A Edaon to Joseph Hause 213x7 rod southeast from north wost corner of lot 5 block SI platE A 6 O E 8 ilubbardto Andrew Hksom lots 17 and IS and cast 15 feet of lot 19 block 1 Colorado subdMs t Ion 5 Samu to Isaac Myaon lots 21 and 22 and west 10 feet of lot 10 I block 1 T Colorado subdivision E John Green to Thomas Cunning ham cast i of tho northwest quarter and west of the northeast north-east quarter of suction 27 ton situ > 1 south range 1 west ceo Clara R Thorup to Thomajj Gldnoy 411 x49 feet northeast from S rods cast of tho southwest corner of lot 4 1 block C2 plat B 275 W T Fowler to Ernest M Fouler ot til lots 5 and 6 block 1 AJVU South Gale i Lindsay A Slovens to Isaiah M Coombs 15331x50 = feet northwest t from 55 feet wcat of southeast corner cor-ner of lot 1 block 2 East Park lCCO Thomas H Holllnusworth to Martha Mar-tha J HInes 1x10 rods northeast from ho southwest cornor or lot 3 block 75 plat D i j Total 20317 Bank Clearings Bettor A glance at the bank clearings for the week wll show that Salt Lake Is sharing shar-ing In the ulugirlah condition of the market which seems epidemic at this season of tho yeav Utuh shows a decrease de-crease of over 5000 in tho amount of business done for tho sam time last year but tho fact that these clearings represent the entire State of Utah and part oC Idaho makes It apparent that the shrinkage Is Infinitesimal and scarcely worthy of notice Local conditions con-ditions at any time may result in a table oC figures yat appear at first Glance to be unfavorable but a comparison compar-ison of reports with other parts of the country Indicates that Salt Lake has been holding her own The clearings clear-ings for the week are arclft03 1003 1002 August 21 r 90722 rM133Cfl August 25 41391221 65S50d7D August 2G MI2Co50 50119252 Auguat 27 3J52W2I 17iJ03100 August 23 215C < 0301 44C04G59 August 20 33081503 2OTCS371 Totals 329S12S37C 255000707 Weeks Building Permits The following building permits Inivo been Ismied during thoi week M C Mero COJ Eighth street four room bilck coltagi SCO Peter Rhensrren HHJ South Eighth 1 West 1room brick addition 200 Oncar Engdahl 313 South Eighth West Groorn brick cottage 110 Oscar Engduhl UIU South Eighth Weal room bilck cottngo 1000 Oscar Engdahl 320 South Eighth Weal Tiroom brick cottage 1400 Oscar ISngtluhl EH i South Eighth AVost 5room brick cottage 1009 P Fllgel Second South between Ninth and Tenth Weal Croom brick coltngo 1500 Hurrj llanaon IS Mary nvitnuc Second Sec-ond North u nil Ninth Wust 2room frame 230 J A Jpiisi SO South Twelfth East alterations 700 E 13 WIcks SIO South Main brick business houiic 200 Total II 55050 |