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second. 13q14c; Elgin creamery prints,
1-2 ID, 27q2Sc; do 1 10, 26427c; do, 2 lbs.
| 24d25c Maryland and Penns ylvania
| Creamery prints, IL Id. 25d 26c; do, ID,
24T25c; do, lbs. 23a 24c.
Eggs-The market was steady to firm.
| Strictly fresh. 1919 zoe; Western, 19c;
| Southern, lie.
| Fish and oysters-The market for fish
was steady. Bass, large, Zoe; small to
| medium, &c per lb; crocus, 4Q5c; rock,
! boiling, zoe; medium, Ice do pan, 100
! 12c; white perch, large, 90 10c medium,
| &c; yellow perch. large, 5d6c; small "a
| &c; grey trout, per ID. large. Sc; do,
per ID, small, &c; fresh salmon Id, 15d 1Sc;
shad, Florida roe each Goa Coo; do buck,
30c; catfish, 4G5c; founders per lb, sac;
cells, 4d6c Holsters, 25c; oysters, bulk
stock. 75c4 $1.0O per bus; choice raw box,
per Dbl. $250G400; medium, s2006 300;
culls. Si.50G2.00; terTapin, Chesapeake
diamondbsck, Tin. per doz, s4SG60; Gin,
S3Od35; bin, s10Q15.
Green fruits and getables-The mar
ket was quiet. Apples. New York. per tbl,
choice, s2.50d2.75; Baldwins. per
Dbl. s2.4Oq2.75; Greetings. s2.5O9
2.75; do. No. IS. all varieties,
per Dbl, $l25q1.6O; beets. home grown,
per bunch, 1@1 12c; carrots. home grown,
per bunch, 1d1 1-2c; cabbage New
York, per ton. S14O0d 1900; horne grown.
per 100, S2.5OG3.0O; cranberries, Cape
Cod. per Dbl, $4,000 1000; do, per box,
s250G2.75; celery. Michigan, per dozen,
4OGGOc; do, New York, per dozen, 25a6Oc;
egg plants, Florida, per Dbl. $2.O0G
$3.50; box. s1.5OG 200; onions, New
York. yellow, per bus, 90c; do. West
ern yellow, per bus, soc; oyster
plants, native. per bunch, 2G2 1-2c;
oranges. Florida, per box, as 10 size, 81 90
$500; pineapples, Florida, per crate SO 40
d3.70; string beans Florida, per bas,
green S1.50G 50 90; spinach. home grown
bus box, 30G 35c; strawberries, per quart,
goa soc; turnips, native. per bus. 25G30c;
tomatoes, Florida, per 6-basket carrier,
Sl.50d3.GO.
Groccries-Raw sugar firm: refined
strong. Quote per 100 pound lots: Granl-
lated $3.50; cutloaf $50; Keystone a."
$3.50, yellow sugars $4,000 $50; molasses,
n. O., 81 Clare 3Sc: Kingsland, 3Ic: Sun
light y. O.. zee; St. Vincent, p R. 25c; st.
Johns p. r., 19c; No. - Sugar House. 1Sc
Syrups-The market was steady. Gold
Medal, &c; King (Vanilla), 29c; Rock
Candy Drips, &c; Gilt Edge, 24c; Corn,
22c: No. 10, lie. Tea was firm; Tyson.
superior 10 fine. 2Sd &c choice to choie-
est, 42Gf6c; uncOlored Japan new CROP.
finest. 81 33c; choice to choicest, 3203is;
extra choice. 46c; Oolong, Annoy and Flu
chow. new crop, finest. 40G43c: choice
TO choicest, extra, finest 30I40c.
POtatOes-The market quiet to
steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime per bus. 5395Sc; do. New
York primes per bus. SEA SOC; Michigan
and Ohio, SEA sec; sweets, Eastern Shore,
kiln dried per Dbl Sl.25N 1.50; do, Ter
Dbl, $l.5Oa1 IS; North Carolina, primes,
ner bhl 81 5OG | IA
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN mARKEr.
Declines in Wheat and Corn Make
the Oats Market Easier

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Wheat lower. Liv-
erpool was disappointing, closing quarter
to three-e ghths lower. About the only
support offered to the market came from
pit shorts. on the breaks, The advices
were generally against an advance in
wheat. Primary receipts were about 100. -
GOO bushels larger than year ago Ar
gentine wheat was reported as being Of
fered In Liverpool at I'd quarter cheaper
than American wheat. Cash sales here
amounted to only 5000 bushels The sea
board reports only two loads
Corn was active and lower There was
liberal commission house selling Of May
which brought about a half cent decline
from last nights price. On the break The
market was supported by the local pro-
fessionals. which resulted in a slight ra lIy.
The cash demand was a little better. 100
600 bushels Country offerings were re-
ported smaller. The primary movement
was not as heavy as it has been
The weakness in other grains gave an
easier tone TO the oats market the prin-
cipal feature being the selling by a prami-
nent elevator concern Shorts were the
buyers. Shippers report a good cash de-
mand. l2J. 600 being taken today
Provisions were lower in sympathy with
the hog and grain markets. There was a
partial recovery from the early drop on
buying. led by packers. and the closing
was firm. Provisions are a purchase On
these soft spots.
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New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar
ket Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 3O-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators. 756 .342 bus.
Receipts Of Southern were light and in
sympathy with Western prices were a
shade easier Quote: No white, nomi-
naliy easier AT Is 3-4c. small lot by
sample brought 73c
Corn-Stock in elevators. 951 673 bus
Receipts of Southern were light and with
good demand prices were firmly held
Offerings were all white, which sold On
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I'm the winter OF 1905 aud 1880 / was taken
down with a severe attack Of what is called Ia
grippe" says F. L. Hewett, prominent drug
gist Of Winfield H. The only medicine |
used was two bottles Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. II broke up the cold aud stopped the
coughing like magic, and have never since been
troubled with grip Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy always be depended upon to break
up 4 severe cold and ward of any threatened
attack OF pneumonia. II is pleasant 10 take, too,
which makes il the most desirable and one OF
the most popular preparations in use Tor these
ailments. For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail. and all druggists
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by the street generally With the excep-
tiou of ST. Paul and one or two other Sc
curities there were good advances all over
the list in both railway and industrial Sc
curities. and the close was at or near the
top level for the day. Business was the
largest for several days. and showed the
participation of more important interests.
The buying was of a noticeably better
quality. The explanation OF the change of
sentiment most generally given was that
the insiders have been buying stocks dur
ing the past few days while they have
been giving out discouraging news of vari-
Gus kinds, and are now ready to advance
prices again. 1t was suggested by the peo-
pie who advanced this theory that the steel
securities and the industrials generally are
likely TO be the features of the market.
This may be true, but on the whole 1t is
probable that the traders market is not
over YET. and that there viii be recessions
after the advances, as there have been for
two or three weeks past
The careful people. however. advise buy
ing stocks on the breaks instead OF SELL
ing short on the rallies. They look for an
upward movement this spring If it does
not start now. Business conditions gen
orally continue good, evidenced by the
railway earnings reports. by the industrial
earnings reports. and by the trade reports.
made between . and l 1-2 per cent. Nearly
$4,000. 600 in gold will go out today but it
will not prevent the bank statement on
Saturday from being a good one. London
bought stocks yesterday, with the excep-
ton Of st. Paul which was sold, though
not heavily.
The steel securities were perhaps the
most interesting stocks of the day. as their
advance came at the close and seemed
likely to be continued today The entire
group doomed handsomely during the last
two hours. Wire common from 80 1-2 TO
40 IS, Federal Steel from AZ to A IA
and Tennessee Coal and Iron from 81 Is
to JS 3-S. being the features. The closing
prices were the best for the day. As has
been suggested heretofore in this column
the buying of this group recently has been
for insiders, and there are numerous rea-
sons why good advance in prices should
be looked for
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Wire company will take place short
1y. and the Gates faction is likely to want
all the stock it can secure for this meet
ing, If the stories are true that it does not
feel in the least certain of holding con-
troll. This is not reason for supposing
that the stock viii sell lower at present
II is now realized. too. that the report of
the company for the past year published
officially yesterday morning, is most
satisfactory showing, and not one on which
any sane holder OF the securities of the
company will be likely to sell out at the
present price level. Last year the com
pany earned per cent on the common
stock. The outlook for the present year is
for a much more profitable business than
that. Prices are higher and the demand
for ali classes of steel products is greater
The balance sheet OF the company as Of
December 81 follows:
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nearly two points. The close was at
$50 5S. The suggestion Is made by some
shrewd people that for time the stock
may be inactive around its present level.
They do not expect to see it sell much,
If any. lower, and they do look for an ad-
vance before very long.
An interesting pamphlet has been issued
by ]. S. Bache & Co. of New York, en-
titled American Industrials, with Special
Reference to the Preferred Shares as In
vestments." 1t contains descriptions of
the organization, financial condition and
other salient facts of thirty industrial
companies. The object is to show that
there are a number of industrial stocks
which may be considered safe from the
purely investment basis. The specific in
formation considered includes the organ
ization, payment of dividends since con-
solicitation. officers and directors financial
statement balance sheet presidents re-
port. bond investment account, constituent
companies, annual output of the subsid
larry companies before consolidation and
since, character OF product. range of
stock quotations. underwriters profits,
preferred stock powers. charter require
ments, character OF control and invest
ment advantages of the preferred shares.
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slOe,98s,2sl 95

500, s3s, 26l %
Rock Island and the Atchison securi-
ties were the most buoyant stocks on the
list after the steels. The former stock
advanced sharply at the opening from
122 IS to l26 IA. and II was strong all
day closing at 12e. Atchison preferred
opened at So and advanced TO sc 1-2. clos
ing at Sc The preferred advanced from
4G to AZ 3-S and closed at AZ. The Atchi-
son securities were advanced because OF
the December report, the buying being
OF a good quality. Rock Island was ele-
waited by a pool, but this stock, too, IS full
of merit One Of the tips put out regard
ing it yesterday was that il will receive
a larger dividend in the future. This is
not particularly well authenticated An
other story was that there is a deal be-
tween the Rock Island people and the Har-
riman crowd in connection with the Chi
cago Terminal. Washington people were
rather heavy buyers of the stock a day
or two ago on a tip that II would ad-
vance. and they sold out yesterday with
excellent profits.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Substituted States Coupon IS. $4,000
10 "a; United States Electric Light Deb.
6's, sS.0OOd1O4. s1,OOOG105 ga; United
States Electric Light. Certificate, 5oOG103;
Washington Loan and Trust Company. pa
l71 Union Trust and Storage Company, 20
611O. 1Od109 Ia, 10G109, 10d1OS 1-2. 12G
10S Mergenthaler Linotype. 4G163 1-2,
20d162 1-2. 20G162, 55d162 Ia. 10G1s2 IS,
2O9l62-seller 20. 2OG162 1-4-selier 20;
Lanston Monotype, 20G1S. After call
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10G162-seller so.
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New York stock ,JarEe,

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Co. mem
berF Of the New York stock Exchange, 1919
Street
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DEALINGS IN THE DARK
ST. Paurs Uncertainty Still In
fuences the Market.

Irregular Changes Follow the Bis
nppoinfment Over Cancellations
Higher Priced Hallway Issues
Strong - steel and Wire Fairly
E'irm-EarninE Power and Values.
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The stock market was more active and
stronger yesterday than had been expected
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT-
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MONEY 10 LOAN at 3lk, 3st, 4, and AZ per
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The Southern Railway securities were
both buoyant yesterday, the preferred ad-
vancing 10 ~ 3-S and the common to
q 81. They closed of somewhat from
the top. but still showing good support.
The story that the Southern has secured
the Mobile and Ohio was heard again.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.

Corrected daily By ". b. Hibbs * Co.. mem
hers Oh the New YORK sJocs Exchange, 1919 p
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American Tobacco was one OF the strong
features OF the day. and especially near
the close ii was pushed up in a significant
way to is 81. The close was at l15 -
Continental Tobacco common stock was
also strong The buOyancy of these Sc
curities was due to the consideration of
the tobacco war revenue tax by the Sen
ate Finance Committee yesterday. The
final action Of the committee on the to-
bacco tax has not been made public yet
but il seems reasonably certain to infer
that it will be favorable TO the trust
And also II may be said that the street
believes the trust people are aware that
they will be well treated. There is much
bullishness regarding these securities.
ST. Paul was sold OF TO $50 early in the
day yesterday. but il was well supported
at that level and made an advance of
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la GRIPPE QUICKLY CURED.

Drink Henrich's beer If You want the best.
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again strong, though they did rot make
any advance for the day. The talk of the
certainty" that the Subsidy biz viii be
pushed through at the present session or
at an extra session is supposed to be one
cause Of the strength Of the two stocks.
The report of the Southern Pacific Com
pany for the month of December was paIr
ticularly good and probably induced some
investment and speculative buying The
net earnings for the month were s., $50 704
as compared with 81 7O7.5G0 in the previous
year, an increase OF $3.50 600. The ret
showing for the half year to December Il
was s13.8S 232 an increase of Sac, 600
The company IS earning very little If any
less than per cent.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

ing School viii be held wednesday
evening, June 5th. In the assembly
room OF the west building, commencing
promptly at O'Clock.
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Joseph Smith Amussen. John Alma
Jane Stock. William Lewis Edwards,
Ida susy stock, owen Hanp. Alyenia
Savage. Joseph Morrell, Carrie Thoin-
as. Alice Levern Worley.
PROGRAM.
Song and Rose Drill, Primary Dept.
Invocation .,u ....Master Jesse smith
instrumental music,.. e. ,.,..,..''
Rachel Elwel and Mamie Brown
Recitation THE Road to Heaven"
..."...., ,.., 80. Miss Inez STOCK
"Eulogy on Joseph Smith .....'.
.......,... .. Miss Alvenla Savage
Exercise, Strange Visitors" r.'n
"u,",.,,, 80. ,".,.Primary Dept
instrumental music 49,, ..,.,...',
.,... ..,,."Miss Levern Worley
Representation. Joseph Morrell.
Recitation, "The Bridge Keepers
story .,"..,..,M Miss Irene Cressall
Class poem,., Miss Levern Worley
Song, Dreaming as She Sleeps
"... . ,.,.,Mlss Carrie Thomas
Naledictory. "The Essence of True
Herolsm',.. ,.....Miss IDA stock
Presentation OF Diplomas -, ...,
,..u.. President James II. Linford
SCARF Drlll ..., .Class OF lSVz
Little Red Riding Hood" drama
tiled, q. O., ,,o.Prlmary Dept.
Good Night Drill. Primary Dept.
A ball will be given in the college
gymnasium Immediately after the
closing exercises A general invitation
Is extended 10 all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01
WELLINGTON.
DEATH OF PIONEER LADY.
Mrs. j. j. Thayn OF Carbon County
Passes Away An imableWoman
specIal Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Wellington. Carbon Co., May 3d.
Mrs Sidney Boyer Thayn died at her
home In Wellington, Carbon county on
the 23rd of this month. Mrs. Thayn was a
pioneer woman OF Utah and one TO
whom the entire state could point with
pride. She was type OF the true wo-
man and her demise leaves a void In
the hearts OF hundreds of people VINO
loved her az a mother.
She was born in the State OF Penn
syly0nla In 1924, and was nearly " years
old at the time Of her death. During
her girlhOod she moved with her par
ents 10 the State Of New York. and
shortly afterwards TO the province OF
Ontario In Canada. There she met
John j. Thayn, whom she subsequent
~ married, Her husband was Identified
with the Mormon Church, and when
his people moved to Utah he sold his
home In Canada IN order 20 follow
them. She went with her husband as
far as Iowa and declined to so any
farther. She, however, received tes-
timony Of the Gospel and consented
to come on to Utah She was baptized
into the Church at Florence, Nebraska,
and arrived In Utah with her husband
I'm 1861. They lived in Salt Lake for
twelve or fifteen years, Mr.. Thayn en-
gaging in the lumber business. IN which
he became widely known. They later
moved to Woodland, and in 1884 they
came TO Wellington, Carbon county,
whore they made their home.
Mrs. Thayn was a mother In all that
endearing term implies. She had eley-
en- children eight of whom survive her,
and besides her own children she
raised eight children not her own. Her
nature was generous TO a fault and
her kindly sympathy won for her hosts
OF true friends.
She was buried from the Wellington
meeting house on Sunday. the goth.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids win DO received by the under
signed up TO r. o'clock noon, OF June 9Th,
1901 for the materials req uiroi and labor 10
bo performed on museum and shop buildings
on University site, Just east OF aud ad AGENT
TO Salt Lake city, Utah. and according 90
plans, notifications and drawings which are
open for inspection OF bidders at the Office OF
Dallas & Hedges, Ia the Deseret National
bank building, at the corner Main ana
First South streets IN salt Lake city, lthh,
and all bids and proposals at the aoOve time
will be publicly opened and real IN the once
of the Deseret National bank. IN SAID Clty.
All BIDS must be addressed TO University OK
Utah, salt Lake city, Utah anu marked In
lover left hand corner, "liids" or such bids
can be delivered to the buard Of regents at
tue said time aud place OF opening same.
Bds must not contain conditions, quallhca-
tiuns, propositions or auy other thing IN ad-
dition 10 those mentioned In the plans specl-
acatlons draWings, contracts aud bond ana
bidders must usc the forms OF bids, without
change. which will DO found at the office OF
said architects aud no other form OF bid VIII
be- received. certified cheek on some
bank In salt Lake CltY Titan, for AZ least
five per cont OF the amount Of the highest
bid must be inclOsed Each cheek Is 10 10
maze payable 10 the uuderslgned, ana Is 70
np tDiItlltu 10 Tue huuNI nlAibu III Ad,' thp
bid 1. accepted aud the bidder does not en-
ter into the contract and bond within three
days after It's acceptance, FOR the faithful
execution OF the contract and bond herein
after mentioned
lhe propo cd contract and bond are also
al The ofce OF said architects and eau there
be examined
There must be o separate bid aud certified
check Tor each OF the following pieces OF
work, To Wit.
/. Museum building; 9. Shop buildingsl 3
Musem aud shop building.
a bond must b0 fufn shed for one haf OF
the amount oi the bid, with good and suili-
Client sur es, all Satisfactory and accept
able 10 the uuleri !npd,
TIE Mu,eum building Is TO befompcted on
or before Nov. lst 1901 and the shop building
is 10 b. completed on ar before Oc'. LIST, 1901.
The Undersigned TO er,os and has tins right
TO reject any and all BIDS or 90 accept any
bid or lids IL may deem best or 20 let the
contract for both buildings TO one bidder
UNIVERSITY OF IlAH