Show i i TRADE CONDITIONS t. t SOMEWHAT BETTER Approach of Cold Weather Stimulates Business in f Certain Lines BANK CLEARINGS LARGER Complaints Still Exl IEst t of or In In r f c- c Goods or ur Filling tl Or Orders There Thereas was as a gain during Juring tho the week weel Jn in bank ba ll clearings which had hu dropped 1 behind Business during the week was affected slightly lIghtly by the time weather In most lines hues dependent or on c b lIthe the coming of cold weather ther trade tra e ha has looked etl up Money Ione rates arc are unchanged un un- jY changed with a good demandt demand t There has been little doing In rea real instate tale lale Some of the tho dealers attribute oJ 4 the he poor business to the tho fact that most f l' l m f the speculative e moue mone money is going Into the ithe mining l exchange Few sales salcE of y Importance have havo been noted note during the rho week weel but hut the demand for fOI small homes lOmes continues There are few fewa a va- tant bant houses and anti dealers say y they could c rent hundreds If It the they had them n their list JI t. t fn Stocks of lumber are now fairly good mills apparently getting all the tt cars ars the they need Prices a advanced I 1 stocks of fir fil slightly particularly o Which J are uro from 1 to lo 2 per thousand thou feet l-el tret higher Shingles les havo have also advanced ad ad- lanced Fi r. cents a thousand f T Brick dealers say y they the theare are now no irp uy tt with or orders ers All 11 lh the tho plants arc In Increasing In- In creasing their present capacity and amI the next season ea on will see a plentiful supply of building material on han hand Stocks letting Getting Low Lou The rite wholesale grocers report con- con conditions unchanged in the matter of beIng being be he- ing hug unable to get goods s or make malte de de- de r. r liveries In most cases jobbers have rather low stocks tocks e especially In certain laIn tain lines Ines of canned goods goo There was another r decline of sugar during the C week but an advance is looked for Cor this week Many Ian of th the d dealers alel's have I been heen stocking up with th the sweet stuff tuff at it the present prevailing pre low prices t- t There Thelt have ho been some om advances In hl hlf ft 7 I J f commo commodities Raisins arc are 16 a car cor higher currants 12 a car ar and during the the- we week k dried apricots went tent up UI 7 cents G Generally tm trade e Is good but hut 11 II most Jobbers are away behind with orders e Wholesale dry r goods good men say a they have had one of the h-e best weeks yet yeL Cold w weather has stimulated certain l lines of heavy goods goons for which there had been heen little demand j- j 1 Eastern st factories are arc now refusing to 3 i accept or orders els el's for delivery under ten months in some ome lines linos such ouch as white while wear there Is n. n decided shortage There is a strong stron demand for silks sl y I Clothing HII Basin Good I. I Much l the lIne conditions prevail In Inthe Ir the clothing trade bade Business has has has' r J Been joen goo good and a 0 much S retter class of goods is being sold ol than thanin fin in any uny n previous year eai In all kinds In l of or 1 furnishings If 11 has business u h has beN remark remark- i ably good r The Tho demand keeps up In leather goods despite the fact that the article has a advanced In price Shoe men are doing b hotter better ller than ever before There has lias been heen a hi big sale of rubbers during 1 the Iho week and stocks are arc nearly cleaned out Hardware men are arc doing a ru rushing business ss The fhe demand for mining vs m machinery was never so great as ns at present and the dealers are having difficulty ID in filling piling orders orden Shipments r to Nevada evada are unusually strong trong but hut collections are arc reported leportE as slow Commission men are extending their territory nn and most of the local houses arc ago now covering several states They fhe report that th the bull bulk of the business In Inthe Inthe Inthe the new territory opened up by the building of or the new Nevada Nl railroads t Is ii still sUII coming their way Nearly Nearl all the Ely business Is hol now coming here hereIn hereC hereIn C In ht spite of efforts of Los Angeles jobbers jobbers job joh- bers hers to secure a slice of or IL It Utah Stocks Stock 4 There has hns been little doing In local stocks du during the week Reports IndiCate Indicate in indicate In- In that this years year's crop of or beets heets will be a record breaker and the quantity of sugar Imal to lo be turned out wilt be considerably In excess of or former years Prices are ure still sUII low as a result nr elf if th the tho war at nt the the- coas coast ri During l- l th the week k ce t h the Deseret National National National Na Na- bank hank paid a 5 per pr cent dividend making a total of 17 I j per Iel cent for the your year c UI Latest quotations are aIe Amalgamated Sugar Sus-nr preferred Amalgamated Sugar common Bt Life 11 Insurance tames Barnes Banking Hanking Co 13 HO HOon Con on In Wagon alon and Mac Co pre 11 0 Con on Wagon ason and Mac 1 Co com corn Commercial National hank bunk Deseret National bunk G Deseret Savings Sl bank 4 Davis County Connly bank Farmington First Finn National bank O Ogden First t National bunk Murray IO 0 Kim first t National bank Logan Logon I t Home Fire Insurance Co Lewiston Lf Sugar u-nr u 1105 Lehi Cum Com and ami Savings bank v National flank Donk of or the Republic 1000 t Ogden Savings Saving's bank hank Provo Pro Com and Sa Savings ban bank k W Rocky Bell Telephone Co wJ UJ State Bunk Bank of or Utah Sugar City It Townsite Co The rime l Itah rah Sugar Co pre 9 OO The Utah Su Sugar nr Co Go com corn The rime Idaho Sugar Co 8 O Thatcher Broa Cro Bank Co Logan LOJan 13 tai County Light and Power 10 Co 10 Itah National bank hanle 1100 Utah Savings Sa and Trust Co I Western Idaho Sugar Hug Co Co Co- Bank Danle and Trust Savings lions lion's ions V. V C. C M. M 1 I. I 2 W 2 ti BONDS DO Church 12 10 10 10 2 Snit III t La Lake ke CI City ty IU railroad Salt Snit Luke Lake City railroad 2nd Humpier Sumpter ahie Valley railroad Co 10 1 Light and pow Power r Utah County Count tab Itah Sugar Co rl Luke uke Hank flank week cud cud- for the tho The bank clearings Sn In big g Nov 2 24 1006 1900 were 1901 1900 November 19 B a U 21 No November o November o November o 23 9 November 21 S f 31 Totals Increase |