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Show SECURITIES IN LOCAL MARKET John C. Cutler, Jr , investment banker bank-er and broker, In his weekly trado letter, writes as follows The advent of spring is bringing about renewed activity in nearly all lines of trade throughout the United States. Morchants in various sections sec-tions of the country have been filling their depleted shelves, so there has , been a slight Improvement noted In wholesale trade The big Iron and steel Industries are filling new ordeis from tho railroads Copper prices are well sustained. During tho month of February the foreign commerce of this country was larger In volume than in an preceding February In the history his-tory of the countrj Our trade with Mexico is now showing the effect of unsettled conditions in that country. The present labor disturbances in tho United States and the great coal strike In England seem to be approaching a period of settlemenL Local business conditions arc fairly satisfactory Tho mountains of Utah are well filled with snow, so an abundant abun-dant supplj of water Is promised which makes the outlook bright for a good agricultural season. The recent broadening of actlviU In tho construction construc-tion of new homes and buildings, and of outdoor work and the increasod demand de-mand for farming Implements and machinery has bi ought about a better bet-ter demand for mone There Is a tronaml nvnnnelnn In Hila'nncc n ftlt ' In practically every section of tho state with the end of the winter season sea-son and the opening of spring The Utah-Idaho Sugar company pays its quarterly dividend of S1G5,-000 S1G5,-000 today The Home Fire pajs 2 1-2 per cent April 1; the Z C. Homo Building & Real Estate company preferred, pre-ferred, 1 3-4 per cent; the Amalgamated Amalga-mated Sugar company, 1 1-2 per cent. The first of the month the First National Na-tional bank, Ogden, pays 3 per cent; First National bank, Murray, 2 per cent; First National bank, Layton, 3 per cent; Ogden Savings bank, 3 per cent. Commercial & Savings bank, 3 per cent, Salt Lake Security & Trust company, 2 per cent; and Thatcher Bros. Banking company, Logan, 2 1-2 per cent. April 10 the Consolidated Wagon & Mnchlno company pajs 2 por cent, April 15, Z C. M, I. pays 7 per cont, and onprll 10 the Deserct National bank pajs its regular dividend divi-dend of 3 per cent Securities. Alamgamated Sugar Co., pfd. $122.00 Beneficial Life Ins. Co 205.00 Barnes Banking Co., Kaysville. 1S5.00 Bank of American Fork 150 00 Bank; of Hober City 17.50 Bank of Iron Co., Parowan ... 12.00 Bank of Southern Utah, Cedar 17.00 Con. Wagon & Machine Co.,. 108.00 Con. Life Ins. & Inv. Co 93.00 Continental National Bank .. 140.00 Desoret National bank 296.00 Desoret Savings Bank 877,00 Davis Co. bank. Farmington.. 204.00 First National bank, Layton.. 150.00 First National bank, Morgan . . 110.00 First National bank, Ogden.... 463.00 First National bank, Murray.. 140.00 First National bank, Logan ... 135.00 First National bank, Brlgham.. 250.00 Home Fire Ins. Co..., 240.00 Heber J. Grant & Co ig.oo J. M. Poterson bank, Richfield. 200.00 Kamas Stato bank 115.00 MorchJ"it. bnnk, Hn.09 National Bank of the Republic. 1S3.00 National Copper bank 130.00 Nephl National bank 125.00 Ogden Savings bank ...... 430.00 Provo Com & SaUngs bank.. 307.00 Salt Lake Sec. & Trust Co 148.00 Sate Bank of Brlgham City.. 200.00 Stato Bank of Garfield. Pan- guitch 1G5.00 State Bank of Millard County, Fillmore 150.00 State Bank of Richmond .... 120.00 Thatcher Bros. Banking Co., Logan 15S.00 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., pfd 8.70 Utah Savings & Trust Co..'..'.. 105.00 Utah Implement Vehicle Co. . . 85.00 Walker Bros., Bankers 280.00 Zlon's Savings Bank &. Trust Co 350.00 Z. C M. I. 301.00 Bonds. Con. Ry. & Power Co. (city) .$100.00 Sumptor Valley railroad 96.00 Utah Light & Power Co. (city) 95.00 Utah Light & Power Co 80.00 Utah Light & Power Co . . 90.00 Utah Co Light & Power Co.. 100.00 Tho Utah Sugar Co 101.25 |