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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 31.-Money on call
trm, 3a3ia per cent; ruling rate.
3h per cent. closing bid, 3 4 per cent,
offered at "a per cent
Time loans dun and steady: 80 days.
3 p a So per cent; for 30 days, ~ q
per cent; for six months. "a ~ per
cent
Close-Prime mercantile paper. a.
n bh per cent
Sterling exchange steady with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at
S4S4.25m35 for so day bills and at
S4S7,35 for demand
Commercial bills. Si.s3% G4S4L
bar silver, SO y cents
Mexican dollars. a. cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy
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MORE RIGS FOR sANPETE.

Mount Pleasant. May I.-rhc officers
Of the Utah standard OIL n Gas com
many have succeeded IN securing
enough funds 20 continue the work Of
drilling on well No 3. To the desired
depth Work commenced Friday The
promoters are more than pleased over
the present prospects.
w ID Bartelett. an oil expert from
PENNSYLVANIA. has been here recently
and has thoroughly examined the oil
district here and the wells that have
been drilled lie stated that ne was
convinced that OH will be- found here
at some depth and that the conditions
are very promising lie further states
that within 90 days his company viii
have two rigs at work
He win return IN few days and
mako what preliminary preparations
arc necessary.
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WOOL.


ST LOUIS.
81 Louis MAY 3l-Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums. lSM 23ia
tine mediums 17n 90; fine. l2m Is.
BOSTON.
Boston. May 3l-The local wool mar
ket continued narrow and fairly steady
odd lots OF old wool sell fairly well. but
sizeable transactions are few, The move
meut N the new clip is so and largely
on consignment some good sales Of ore
gon at ne cents for the best clip ara re-
ported ana some Wyoming product has
been sent on consignment, at 2 cents,
Local buyers, however, are not enCour-
aged % operate freely IN the new crop.
Considerable activity Is noted In the
foreign product. especially IN mDrinos
and cross brcds. Pulled woods are dun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Caroline Cain 20 j. S. Bransford,
part Of lot block s. plat 'A...... $1,000
Josie Trcganza 90 Walter J.. Rob
crts. part OF lot Q. block "a. plat r.. 700
Hans Jensen and wife to oscar
johnson. ps OF section 36. town
ship south, range ! vest. 100
Arthur coon and wife 10 b q G..
Railway CO., part Of section g.
township 2 south range 2 west %
lie Grand Young 70 salt Lake Inv.
Co., part Of section n. township
south range l east.............. 6oo
Agatha r. Schettler 20 T. G. q y.
Evans, part Of lot q block So.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. May with Liverpool prices
the lowest in several years and the Eu-
ruueHu visible supply showing an IN
crease for the Wen, there was "a general
rush htre 20 sell wheat today NotNith-
standing the cool weather I'm this section
Of the country the outlook for the grow
CRADLE
Talk Of roadiuEtment 20 an interna-
tioral basis OF prices started afresh At
trntion was So concentrated on this and
kindred phases. the spectators got small
comfort from the fact that sales Of cash
wheat 20 millers IN Chicago and the east
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago. May a-Catue-Receipt es-
timated At 500. market strong. Beeves'
6.l0aS6. Texas steers. 5.l5u 100; vest
ern steers. 5.3H 80; stockers ana teed-
ers, $500 A., cows and heifers, -'SH
HoEs-Receipts. estimated at HOO;
market DC. up. Light s.4Oa9 20. mixed,
9. l0a9 70; heavy, 2 .&gs.b'la rough ASSg
e.B; good 10 choice heavy. g42a a6lAs :
pigs. 5000 s.. bulk OF sales, o 55q e.65.
Sheep-R Receipts estimated at i2o0o,
market slow. Native, 350a6 q. western,
375Q550; yearlings, 5000 20; lambs
native. 5.sNS.60; western. 5.7Jas.65.
KANSAS CITY.
kansas city. May 3t-Cattle-Recelpt
NOou. market steady 20 strong. Native
steers. 5.S5dbS.&; cows and heifers, 5000
r. 40. st0rkcrs and feeders. 4.o0d6.OO. bulls.
steers 5.5oa 7.I5; western cows f.49
logs Receipts 1900. market steady.
Bulk Of sales. . Bn9 as; heavy 45as.o5,
. 3oaa g.. pigs N75H9.45
sheep Receipts. 200, market steady
Muttons. 4W06. 50, lambs, 7o0aS.75, fed
western wethers and warnings ava
so, fed western ewes, 4OCd0 90
OMAHA.
Omaha May gi.-Cattle. Receipts $500;
market steady 70 strong Native steers.
5.JJlf7 50, cows and hcifers, 3.50d6 Is;
western steers. @ 75Q6.I5. cows and he'll
ors. o. 1Jn5 15: Gamers, 2.5Ofi4 I5; stock
ers and feeders. 3.NH6.&, calves, f.mG
80, bulls stays, etc. 5.5oH 500
Hogs-Roceipts. $500; market cents
lower Heavy O. 2n9S5 mixed, s.30qe25,
light s.syQa ga pigs. s.on 300, bulk OF
sales. . aa9 NlR.
sheep Receipts. 5000. market steady
wethers. iSa5.0. ewes. A5a53;
lambs. 70ouS.Gb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31

I on Friday and saturday were found to
reach 5000 bushels, total seldom par
elleled and regarded as pr g.,,a, ny
the eastern Speculation who was the chief
holder.
The market here opened y to DC.
lower the latter In the December OPP
ton. which started az ~ 70 - May was
on / to ~ but was given relatively mt
tie notice, although this was the laSl gay
for settlement September started p to
1 10 tt5 10 tLdN down az - to sos
and rallied 20 gT- other options also
showed some reaction from the early low
In corn the big stocks IN cribs and the
wheat weakness on set FOR time tho
effect Of cold weather. September opened
"a TO \ lower. st j5is 20 p. but later ad-
General commission house selling csus-
cd a lower opening for oats The mar
kct afterwaid rose In sympathy with
corn. September started YAK to AGh
down AZ aA TO 35is and advanced to
Despite fairly heavy start. provisions
succumbed 90 the influence Of weakness
ln wheat initial prices were cents
lower 90 2iR cents higher. with s cents
tombcr delivery al % 05 top ~ 0 for pork
i2.32A 20 1913 for lard. and 1870 for
wheat-r.arge purchases by a Arm re-
Gently hearish In the May deal brought
the market up 20 about Saturdays final
figures for the new crop months. Fear
NN NtNulhhf ny ruin anu DHAl W kNnHAs
was factor. Later, because OF support
the market sagged. The close was steady
with September az 9iah, a net loss OF =
20 a.
Corn-ofhcial forecast Of continued cold
ahead helped prices materially but on
account OF weakness in wheat all the
gain was not held. The close was firm
with september AZ $50, net gain OF y
t0dA No. yellow. 6Sdi5. No g. 5gH57.
No 2 white, sea %. No. ; yellow. 57mA:
no T. q hM5l. No. 4 white. 52iE ass. No
a white. 52i1n56
Close Barley-Cash. Asd66
Timothy-Cssh. AS. Oct 435.
Clover-NOthing doing
Rye-Cash. "a. July. Is
Wheat May %; July 93A; Sept. slh:
corn--May. ass July. 57%; sept. ssh;
oGts-isy ss's July $50. Sept. $40
Mess PORK. per bbL-July. 2. seH:
Lard. per 100 Ibs.-July. 1910: sept.
short RIBS per 10 lbs.-July. y 40:
sept, 2.2ia.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago May a-Butter b. STEADY.
Creameries, go nv; dairios. ga&
Eggs-Steady. at marx. cases included.
l2isp 1874 receipts. 1887 cases; 6rsts.
IN; prime hrsts. 1Sia
Cheese-Stcady Daisies. i4a. Is. Twins.
Itm - Young Americas. i5dA: Long
Horn, HA ais.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York May a.-surar. raw arm.
muscovado, 80 test an. centrifuRal gs
test ~. molasses sugar. 50 test 81
kshned, steady; crushed. $50 graduated.
Santos o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
nEcnRn FoR april.

According to the foreginE list. the
six hooks (nctonl which have sold
best IN the order Of demand during
the month are;
i. The Kingdom OF Slender Swords.
RiNoa .ssr.s.sts s.ss..s.st sts.t ltnU
2 Tower OF Ivory. Anterior. (Mac-
millau,l ........ ........t.A ~ so
2 The House Of the Whispering
Pines. Green. (Putman) .....Si so
The Rosary Barclay, Put-
man .l.... ........s,.....&l so
Lord Lovcland Discovers Amer
lea. Wiluamsons doubleday.
pagc,O ,......... .......s...Fl 20
s. White Magic. Phillips. Apple
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The leading book concern.
Main St ...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
FORENOON SALES.

cedar Tai. 500 al III.
Colorado. 200 at 6j.
Columbus. 1879 az so. 2.10o. at SIS;
500 al 50. 400 at So.
Crown Point 500 at ~ 500 al %;
500 az TO-
East Tintic Dow, 1000 at IA. $500
al Y
Iron Blossom. 100 at 81. 100 at 80:
100 at 9S, buyer 60. 100 at 81, buyer
New HIS. 500 at So
New York. 1000 az z.
Prince con. 100 at 70. 200 at -
Seven Troughs, / 900 At Z.
Sioux Con, 300 AZ %.
Tintic Central. 800 al 70, 500 o.
12h; 500 az 13
Tin Comb. 5000 at =
Tintic Empire, 1000 az 4: 1000 at
n 1000 az "
Utah CON, 500 at ~; 1900 at AZ.
Yerington, $500 az 2
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 4
Bling Anal. 800 al IN
Cedar Tai. 1000 at 1ts 500 at
l.. buyer so.
Iron Blossom. 800 at 90.
New York, 400 at So 100 at O.;
/ 900 az 81. buyer so.
Opohongo. 900 az II.
Tintlc Central 900 az 10.
TOTALS
Shares Amount
Regular ..........31.43s &5,2ts.56
open $3.50 2.169.OO
40.4S6 s7.3sS.5O
AFTERNOON SALES.
century 1000 az s.
columbus. 500 at so: 500 at rs, 700
at a..
Crown Point 1000 at "a. 500 az 2.
Iron Blossom, 900 at 90; 800 at
9S
Sioux Con. so at 2S; goo al %.
Tlntic Central, 1900 at 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31

w, - ,,'''' go, $500. ..ss.... lN
Evans. part Of lot 2. block 50. plat
bssssss .ttssssFt ssasss s.s........... 40
l.. g. Moser and wife 20 D. n
knickerbOcker. lots e. and s.
block 7. Popperton Place go. 1000
Pioneer RoOnngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed b.
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
SUGAR AND CoFFEr

New York. May U-Sugar. raw. firm.
Innscoyado. 80 test, 3.77. centrifugal. .gS
TEST ~: molasses sugar 50 test. 81
refined steady; crushed. $50. graduated.
;. =, powdered. s 49,
Santos 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-31
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, May 3i-Butter - STEADY.
treameries. go His dairios. 23a2a
l9,zn lb19 receipts. 1887 cases. drsts
IL y prime 1rsts lSia
Cheese-Stcady, Daisies f4a. qft5: Twins.
Horn, 4A ais.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

Texas Farmers Organizations. 500
Velvet Beans SCI
More, 52S; and Lespe-
deZa, 544.
Westerner in Mississippi .... 504
misunderstanding AIS; How to
Dispose of, 479; or Oats, $40, 622;
for Gulf States, 577; Sowing, 592;
Fertilization, 623 for Mississippi,
632.
Wild Onions ....... 609
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK.

Judge David j. Brewer, ass; Henry
George, sol; Theodore Roosevelt,
517; Emerson, 533; Henry Van
Dyke, 549; Erman j. Ridgeway.
564; David Grayson, $50, 644;
Theo. Roosevelt, 597; Sir Horace
Plunket, 613; William Makepeace
Thackery, 62S; 4. j. Watson, $50.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
POEMS.

he American Flag. 100. \ Ballad of
hot Weather. iS2. When Have
Gone Weird Ways. t9S: \ Musical
instrument. Of. The Woman's
Cause is Mans. $50. \ Little Eel
lows Time. SO. Two Poems of
perseverance,. 562. Vanderbilt
''S; Ballade Of Midsummer DAYS
ana Nights. 59t. Trovato. clio.
he children's Hour. G26: The So.
clety Upon the Stanlslow. s4e.
Marshes Of Glynn. G5S.
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rot ITitl

''''''"s-opportunltics. 1870: Age
10 Keep Hens. 81; Make Rcputn.
c ,on' 49, X. |. Reds. G1S. TYNE.
'"'chH.-Mortality. 53S. Fall-uatch-
cd oo2 Keep Growing. coz.
''s''"Ses.-Ronp. 55I. Chickenpox
"lS; Sore-head. CAT. Rheumatism
GGG. ""'"''Siii'
'S X; reserFing, 49, Advertise
FRESH SOC; summer. 5aS.
"" , Weather. 400; Septem-
Der, G3f; Fan. $50.
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AGRICULTURE.

Beauty of Farm .... sci
CIovers.-Alfalfa, 465; Bur, SAB,
574; Alsike, 544; Lespedeza, 639
Contributing, 512, SIS, 622; Fir
ing, 545, 574; Slower, 54S, SIS,
63S; Fodder, SIS, COZ; Shocking,
$50, 5s5, 500, 622; Seed, COZ.
Cotton.-1909 Crop, 465; Black
Root, $50, $40, 593; Boil Weevil,
479, 4SS, 512, 617, 652; Bad
Handling, SIP, Sal; Firing, 553;
Tare, $780, Grow Less, $780, Prob
lens, 574, 622; Seed Selection,
$40, 5S4, 656.
Cover Crops.-Grow More, 495; Rye
for, 545; Best, Gal.
Crimson Clover-Grow More, 511,
622; Grow Seed, 513; With Cot
ton, 544; On Red Land, 6O6 Ex-
perience, 623; or Vetch, 63S.
Contamination Costs Millions,
sos; Better for Oats and Wheat,
SIC
Fairs.-Attend, 500; Tri-State, 666.
Farm Work.-July, ATS; August,
SIS; September, 606.
Farmers Institutes.-When You Go,
SIG; Mississippi, sci, SIT, 609,
613; Alabama, SIT, col; Frank
Derby's, GIG; Louisiana, $40.
Fertilizers.-Need of, 462; CONNER
cial, SIG; Second Application, SAP;
Lime for Cowpeas. 638.
From Alabama to Virginia 481
Get More Live Stock 5e4
g.
462, 55S, 5S7, Gal; Soy Beans,
545.
How Other Fellow Beats Us, 493,
526.
Insects-Red Spider, 5S4, 500; Grain
Weevil, COS
Kudzu, 495, $40.
landslide, 47S, 479; Drainage,
494, 553, Col; Save the, $40; Ter
races, $50; Sand-Hin, 6O6.
Machinery.-Clod Masher, 4S1: Pea
Huller, 495; Care of Equipment.
1876; Good PIow, 521; Right I'M
plements, STA.
oats.-and Lespedeza, 575; Fall.
5S3, 654, $50; After Sorghum and
Peas SCI; Good Crop, SCI.
Pastures..-Permanent for South.
SOB, 512, $50, 528, 544, 552, 638:
And Hay, 542; Renovating, 544,
$50; Plan for, COS.
Peas.-Failing to Bear 494; Cana
dian, 63S.
save Middlemen's Profits .... SAB
siios.-Cost of, 553; Painting, 500.
Stubble Lands ... A7o
Tenant System .. 5oo
Ten Things TO Do.-Julv 462. Auo
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Telephones, 474, 637, 6i9.
Water-Works. - Have You? 499,
Systems of, 527. $50. $50, 545.
SEQ, 579.
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N""ds.-Uost OF Bad, 4G2; Intelll-
gence in Making. 484; Good PAY
654; Drag, G55. eco; Need Better
655; Convicts On, Csc; Sand-Clay
657; Old Bill and Mud Hole. 6G3:
Problems, 668.
Rotation in Office - e1o
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

will take cent subscription You can sell them Just
Even for 10 subscriptions
premiums We afford do this because 70 per cent the people that subscribe tor
term keep taking after reward
started Big List Premiums Next Weeks issue Start lists Select
blocks and the
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W HATS THE NEWSp

crest Fires in Northwest c12
M"rm Fight In Georgia 400
r r'o nappenlngs, 4S5. 5l7. 533.
'4'' 5G5. 5S1. 597. G29. 645,
What Congress Did eco
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Round the World

Round The WorId.-Parting Word,
$50. Rockies. etc. 629. Canada 10
California. 6+5; Laguiappe. Gel.
Salary System. 5l3. 5l7. 623
Sectional Sensitiyeness ........ 500
Schools.-lmprove. 473. 492: Things
Needed. 192: Fairgrounds. 5l4.
New Text Books. SAG. Mississippi.
592: Duty to. Ga.
Torrens system ......... 5s1
True Temperance Teaching .. 54S
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

522, 535. 81, 5S6. COZ. CTS. G34,
CAS-
Boys.-Corn Contestants. 464. csc:
How 10 Get Education. 497; CUES
lions, $50; Why Not Drink. $50
Frank Cochrane, $50; Makers OF
Tomorrow, eel; Problems. 624.
648. 664; Talking to Himself, ga;
Possibilities of. G27; Prizes for
654.
Farmers Union.-Leader, $40; Ala
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
HORTICULTURE.

Garden.-Notes. 523. $40; Fall. SCI.
Co.'S Saving Seed. els; Troubles.
654.
Grapes for Winter .......... $50
Greenhouse Soil ............. 65l
Irish Potatocs.-Lookout Mountain.
AIS; Late Crop. 49l. $40; Select
Seed. 635.
Reg ected Vegetables ....... 5S7
Orchard.-Peach Tree Borers. i91.
63S Packing Fruit. 50T. 603
Fall Work, 65l.
Pecans in Alabama .......... 5l2
Rhubarb in Mississippi ...-. 500
Strawberries. 603. 635. 651.
Sweet Potato Houses ........ els
Tomato Wilt ........ 52a
1 uiHIps ~
WINTER Lettuce ...... ........ 63>
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HEALTH.

Hookworm Evidence ...... 56s
How Drinking Hurts .... 554
Look After Well ............ Cos
Patent Medicines ........ 522
SchoOls.-Defects of Children, 466;
Epidemics, 1872; Conditions of,
498.
Typhoid.-How Spread, sos; Nurs-
ing, 524.
What knowledge Would Do 49,. 554
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Advertising in County Papers. 49i
Alabama Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture ......... 4S9
Ask for Needed Help ..... 644
Beauty of Service ............ CSC
Bee Keeping for Farmcrs.-4S0, SOC.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

UdTIld, boZ.
Foreign Holidays. ......#....... G25
Forest Fire Wardens ...... 1874
Good Farm Books ..#.... 572
Observation-Disclosures Urges. 472;
Kind We Need. -
Large Estates Pay Too Little Tax 500
List OF Farmers Bulletins $780,. SCI
Mississippi a. q NJ. College. 504, $40.
Mr.. Roosevelt and Birds ...... G2S
New Day Dawning ......... STA
Notes from Car Window 1890. $50
Parable OF Hedgerow ...... SOS
rarcelS Post ................. Gl2
QuackeFy IN farm Papers ... 574
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HOME CIRCLE.

A June Bug Fence ........ 467
Farm Life. 467;
Dressing, 467; Baby's Place, 531;
Teach to Work, 531; Amusements
for Boys, $40; Sending to College,
SAC; What TO Do, SIS; Girls
Clubs, 627; Congress, 627; Feed
ing, 642; Fruits for, 65S; Books
for, 65S.
Cooking.-Light Bread, 483; Storing
Food, 483; Grape Juice, 499;
Pickles, 499, Sis; Canning, 523.
sos; Hot Weather, $50; Fireless
Cooker, 536. 563; Dish-rag, SAT;
Sweet Cider, $50; Vinegar, 5S4;
Baked Beans, 595.
Farmers Supper .... 627
Floor Plans for Kitchen ... 539
Home-Ugly, 474; or Pleasant Mem
cries, 525; Furnishings, $50;
Equipment, 533; Attractive, 562,
$50; True, SAB.
Housekeeping.-Tra for, 4S3,
532; Old-Time Customs, 529; JOY
of, $50; Pin Money, 537; Recrea
ton in Home, 594; Have Best
610; Things To Do, Gil.
How Girls Can Study Music 49,. 626
How to Kill Flies, 491, SIS.
Lights for Farm Homes ~ $40
Love Of Nature ....... 643
Making Hands Tidy. ..... 579
Poison Ivy ........... Gil
School Girl, Bless Her .... 563
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