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Show 1 SPtllNG ACTIVITY 1 M TRADE CIRCLES 1 3 Volume of Botall Trade Satisfactory, MHl fobbing Trade Brisk and Money H Very Mucn Easier. ' tJM "While the past week has witnessed no i lEl Important developments In the trado M A, i situation, conditions have more than B K held their own, and there Is every evl- I d . dence of marked spring activity In all WjjjT jl) lines being very close at hand. In re- fjf V tall mercantile lines healthful condl-tlons condl-tlons are apparent. Thero 13 no cx- a -( travngant buying by consumers, but w jfi ' - tlie volume of trade la satisfactory, cash M m ' purchases predominating and collec-B collec-B X 1 tlons being: easy, The Job trade con- m Wl tlnues brisk and growing, ij sat Money Is very much easier than It I Iff has been before this year; In fact. It W might almost be said to bo going beg- i JJ glng for takers. Loan brokers arc actu- jBR'.' ally seeking new customers and are Hi unable to place a satisfactory propor-tlon propor-tlon of the funds In their hands for He loaning. This Is especially true of HJ money seeking real estate loans, and It H Is a situation which Is certain to great- KH ly accentuate the activity In building and also In the movement of real es- Wmm tate. A number of good real estate H sales have been made during the week, H eeveral of them being sales of lnvest- B B ment properties which were sought MiiVm after by the buyer and not at all urged Yjflra. tno se,'er- Desirable homes for rent p.MlP are very scarce In spite of the great pftlllt amount of building, which continued f. IK. almost without Interruption during the , i II winter and which Is Increasing with the , i fi openlnpr of soring. If ', I The bank clearings of the week, com- ) 11 pared with thoso of tho corresponding M ( v wejfc of last year, are as follows: JfcVl ISM. 1503. mltl March Hth ? 009,176.27 5 9,2.10 WW Lift March loth 620,5.S6 006,177.05 fH' March 16th -1C1.C05.53 -HD.2S0.CC fS t. March 17th 374,4-19.13 41D.ail.E7 SE P" March 18th -1O7.930.1G 306,019.2? K jpj March 19th S14.097.S1 269.C07.SS M VJ Totals $2.695,SS0.S3 $2,521,150.03 W COMMERCIAL STOCKS. n Willie only a few sales wero recorded last week on the commercial stock raar- ' , ffl ket, the outlook for a good spring trado B and tho prospect of heavy crops has H had a strengthening effect, jl Tlie latest Quotations In local securl- JO ties follow: , iff li Deseret National bank $27G.CO ,1J Z. C. M. 1 162.50 hi . Homo Fire Insurance Co 1-10.00 I-9 kt The Utah Sugar Co., $6,000,000, pfd.. 9.45 ? t. Common 2. 67 r ,vB State Bank of Utah 145.00 h ipaf Dcseret Savings bank 272.00 flft I ZW's Savings Bank and Trust Co.. 137.00 f if I Pwvo Com. and Savings bank 133.00 flUm Lohl Com, and Savings bank 105.00 ijt'Ui Thatcher Bros. Banking Co., Logan 115.00 Jl bi First National bank, Ogden 205.00 if K Rocky Mt: Bell Tel. Co SO.OO T. Davis Co. bank, Farmlngton 107.50 V Barnes Banking Co., Kaysvllle. 230.03 I Ogdcn Savings bank 1G0.00 I Con Wagon and Machlno Co., pfd.. 91.00 I Common 60.00 II Fremont County Sugar Co 10.00 M Amalgamated Sugar Co., capital 1,000,000. preferred ' 94.00 Ml 1 X ) Common 107.00 II- ;V Ida. Sugar Co., capital, $1,000,000 10.C0 Htltj ievvlston Sugar company 10,00 ill Pfb'ro Woolen Mills Co., capital l a, $3o-aif... 60,00 i Peoplois Co-op, Lehl 10.00 1 SrSli BONDS. 'T ,: Church bonds 101U 1 1 Con. Ry. and Power Co. bonds 100 " , j U S. L. City Railroad bond3 lOiy. ffi! 1 1 J . Sumpter Valley railroad 102 it' I V' 1 ' Utah Co. Light & Power Co. bonds.. l02Va |