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Show UTAH STOCKS IN LIGHT DEMAND The agricultural prospects are favorable favor-able throughout the United States, which makes the outlook for business good, says John C. Cutler, Jr.. in his market letter. Manufacturing establishments estab-lishments are active filling orders. Summer dullness prevails in securities in the East. In Salt Lake general business conditions condi-tions are excellent. The many railroads centering here make the future look bright. ; The mines of the State are doing well and many companies are paying regular , dividends.1 while the payrolls are heavy. At the present time crops all over the State look like they will be large, making ma-king the farmers prosperous and happy. The writer passed through Utah county yesterday and the beet crop looks all right. The beet tops are healthy and free from the withered appearance of last year. Latest reports from northern Utah and Idaho are that there will be a bumper crop. Small sales of stocks are the rule latelv. The bank stocks. Z. C. M. I.. Home Fire Insurance company. Consolidated Con-solidated Wagon and Machine company, and bonds are firm, while sugar slocks have been gradually advancing during the past three months. The following Institutions paid dividends divi-dends this month: Deseret National . bank. 3 per cent; State Bank of Utah, 8 f per cent: Home ire insurance uum-Y" uum-Y" pany, 2 per cent; Consolidated Wagon A and Machine company preferred. 2 per cnt: Zion's Savings bank. 2 per cent; .Amalgamated Sugar company preferred. 1H per cent; common. 2 per cent; Sugar City Townsite company. 2 per cent; National Bank of Republic. 3 per cent; Barnes Banking company. Kaysville. 4 per cent; Davis county bank. 4 per cent; First National bank. Ogden. 3 per cent and 3 per -cent extra; First National bank. Murray, l'-j per cent; First National Na-tional bank, Logan, 5 per cent: Lehl Commercial and Savings bank, 1V4 per cent; Ogden Savings bank, 2 per cent; Provo Commercial and Savings bank, 2 per cent; Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Tele-phone company, iv per cent; Thatcher Bros. Banking company. Logan, 2 per cent; Church bonds, 3 per cent; Salt Lake City Railroad bonds. 3 per cent; Sumpter Valley railroad, 3 per cent and Utah Independent Telephone company, 1 per cent on its etock. j Quotations: ! " 1 Bid. Ask. A mat 8ugar Co pfd $ 98.00$ 98.00 Oewimon ,1T2.00i 175.00 Beneficial Life Ins Co 100.00 100.00 Barnes Bank Co. Kaysville.. 125.00 130.00 Con .Wag & Mach Co, pfd... 118.00 119.00 Common 1W-00 103.50 Commercial Nafl Bank 125 00 130.00 Deseret National Bank 296.00 297.00 Deseret Savings Bank 4o6.00 460.00 Davis Co Bank. Farmington 120.00 125.00 First Nat l Bank. Ogden .... 308.00 310.00 First Nafl Bank. Murray.... 122.00 125.00 First Nat l Bank. Logan .... 185.00 190.00 Home Fire Ins Co 175.00 176.00 Lewiston Sugar Co 11.00 11. oO Lehi Com & Savings Bank.. 125.00 126.00 National Bank of the Rep... 138.00 143.00 Ogden Savings Bank 208.00 210.00 Provo Com & Savings Bank 145.00 laO.OO Rocky Mt Bell Tel Co 90.00 - 91.00 i Silver Bros Iron Works Co.. 100.00 101.00 4 State Bank of Utah 202.00 208.00 4 Sugar City Townsite Co 153.00 156.00 The Utah Sugar Co pfd 9 55) 9.60 Common 2.20 2.25 The Idaho Sugar Co 8.70 8.85 Thatcher Bros Bk Co. Log. 128.00 130.00 Utah Co Light & Pow Co.... 1.00 1.05 Utah National Bank 150.00 152.00 Utah Savings & Trust Co.... 100.00 102.00 Western Idaho Sugar-Co.... 9.65 9.60 Zion's Sav Bank & Tr Co... 210.00 212.00 Z C M I 202.00 202.50 Bonds Church 101.50 101.00 Salt Lake R R 101.00 101.50 2nd Mortgage 102.60 103.00 Sumpter Val R R 102.00 103.00 Utah Co Light A Pow Co.... 102.00 103.00 - Utah Sugar Co I 104.00 106.00 |
