Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-03-13 | Page 26 | Spring Activity Commercial

Marked Increase in Noted by .DenlersS Kinds of GriotH EARLY DATt7o7KAm CAUSES GHi Weather asi InjporfjS in Bringing KuvS Seller TogeitS Salt Laic merchants nr$fl limit in getting tl.oir tfH sale, and Ih regular "I?H in most of (ho retail st! tiled for this week. DinH and summer goods bus dally and tho aggrcgntiM goods, notion;;, clothing last week show a inarkc-ljB the receipts of the pm-foul buyers hav returned fro with them have coir.e lH shipments of .spring gooiH Although tho formal r win no announced llils tho department stores Are. plav their full linos becaui arrival of I heir goods Tlu be one of great interest eyes. : Pair Weather H Kair weather has had' Its1' ways than one, for with t of building operations, , workmen and artisans li employment This mean for the retailers and an li collections has followed ' Rush union for building; beeii pouring In on Uie-i last week, and althougj .shortage at present In i line, stocks have barn g and It Is probablu that i may follow within the ncj Suspension of traffic bcti and tho Pacific coast harf delay of shipments of is her and leather, the prii goods for which Salt Laka large extent on the coaat line has this shortage rea( stage, however, find so far trlhutors have not used thl an excuse to raise prlocs.; Continued Coal Di T.ocal coal dealers repotl demand, although the volui has fallen oft with tho cli perature. The action ot .i firm In selling coal in On ductlon of twenty-five ca Salt Iake prioo gave rls that local prices would d ly. This Is denied by 1 however, who maintain combination of dealers w fecled by the conditions in Hardware dealers repot ncss for tho last two shows a volume at leas greater than that for tli March last year, Dlstrlbu machinery aro making do nearby camps, although.' mines arc still snowbound well-nigh Impassable. "