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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

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8cltern biclt CT in Mcmp6iS ieinc
lebtc Heoe mlf etpa 5lpci gSohen.
- Gonpent ser Snlano @aters
maps Gomnliiiion er0iiuct. -
@nupcrncure bon t6 Staaten
nebmen slnt6eil ooran. - Ir.
tSreberid u. Goof iibcr cine nele
Sioute noh. bem Nprbpo( olige.
brpben. = e!us Gunooa's Der.
jagtc SoillollS iiber sic @rcn5e SIT.
riicf getricben. - Sopaniicbe Gin-
bringlinge.
O' III y 8, Scnn, 1. Sftobcr.
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lanaten INN 1850 beiltc 9fatbnlittag
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Oantpfpfeiicn llno Sen Sohrllien
Sau'enocr anl 6lllic periarnmelter
MenIden. GleicfBeitig longten ouN
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Staaten bes Wiiiiiiippi- Sboles, mel.
DIE bierbcr fonnen, 1m oerGerlonn.
hing Der SSnlon0 @otermaps Gonl.
milIion bci5ulpobncn, mlf Oem Cant
pier y9llton" an Gin olls Holi,ei,
Otill5 lrnb bilrgcrliden Srganilatip.
lcn beIicGenocr BUG orgoniiirte iid
ulto esfortirtc Die 9eIlher 0rrh oic
leltlld geldnlildten un0 nit eltblt=
iiaItlidcn Menlchcn 9efilllteu Stro-
zen nad Dem 9lu0itorillm, no bic
ilbIidcn Soritellun1cn unb Neben er,
folatcn. 9lllbcr bcm Er1liocnten
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pOn ScrncIicc. Sr. 9ipplepelt Der.
meiltc bis ) llbr 9iatbmitto9s in
WcnphlS uno lpobnte pibreno leines
Shlfent6alts eilpr Siblug oe5 gSotcr-
mans Gnnpents ,bci, IN melther CT
nod cine fllr5c 9lnlprathe 5lln 9eIten
1ob I'm 5 llbr bcltieg CT bcn bier
atI ibn 6nrrcnoen Grtro5ug, iucIhcr
i'm BON &oIbinaton nuh acofnf &C.
brad)t 6attc, mo trat sic sSabrt nnd
2nfc Erooi0cncc lu,o 9llintia, ga,
il6cr Sic vW'ilipuri Focific. uno Sron
Wnllntoin 0n6n an. Die Spc5iot-
Wa0qonS beS 8iccs ErGIioentcn Glarfe
lno @cnerol Gctrie6SpcrmoltcrS
Sullipar non ser rSron Wolntoins
Ga6lL" pclhc oic Sobrt nlitmahcrL
lpur0cn bier SEM 3uge onacbdngt. ,Sn
9tlldtia g., cincr flcilcn Stotion III
elmer obgclcBcncn NeOcnb, miro Scr
3ug oui Gin SeitengclciIc gcbrodt
mo 1SilGrcr nit Eicrocn cnuarten
BORT Ole 9leiicnocn Inn iic noh Dem
bcrcit3 acknowledgement Sagologer 5l
bringin. 2lllEer ben ermGbnten Bnbn-
bcomtcu nndcu nur einigc iueni9c
intimc 1}rcltnbe beS GrGiibcntcn bicic
So16portic nit 0arlntcr lcin @olt.
gcber Tobn NMc Slbcnnp uno Ncprd
icntort rSoIepO 6. ganos0ca bon
2oliiiana. Cine v2ootien 2ofomo.
tipe" fGbrt GoriidtSbalber Dem Gr.
tro}ltBc ailf Scr gan6en 9ioute porultS.
@abreno ocS beltigen 8ormittags,
ebc Ger Ianpier rMiilillippi" oie
Stuot Mclnp6is crreiht bottc, Icgte
Der 0ompfer mcbrcre Meilcn ihlB'
orhuGrtS bon bier mli Mun'6 oc5
Erdiiocntcn an ocm 3ampier nlIl-
ton" an, nm Den @ouperneuren
Jrnnb pon Sflaboma uno Gurrp bon
9tcu.Werifo, 3pei oltcn goubreiter-
,Srcun0cll llnb ariegsfnmernoen beS
@rn. Iooicuclt, 0eIegenDeit 5u &C
bclt at @oro bcs ,Miliiiiippi" 81
fonncn lnb Iih ndbreno oes 9ieiteS
Scr Ionpieriabrt NIT iDrem Oonner
5u untcr1attcn Ger ErdIibellt licb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

(5ortictnna iiebe 2. Scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
&inbcsmDrbcrin aus 3rrcnanItali
cntlaiIcn.

9temburQb, f.-D., 4. Oftober.
- Seinic 9lntO 9urd, bas l6.iib.
rige ainoern1OhenL tpeldes ben flei-
nen 8ilbur Minslip getobtet Gatte,
neil He boS aino 10 iebr geliebt ia.
6en Mil lit ans oem Wattenmnns
StnatsDpipitnl. mobin Der 9ii6ter lie
allf GnpiebIl,nJ Der @eid)morcnen
aelanbt botte, cntlulien iuprocn. ,Sbr
9lmpalt Snncs !liias bon fecfsfi!i
Bate cine 0obil gcbenoe Srore uonl
Hidtcr DiiQ3 enpirft. Al5 5ennie
bos Soipitnl pcrlieb puroe lie pon
ibrcln bohbcjabrten @roBpater Ebil
s. glrh in Gnlpiang gcnonnlen una
geioe reiIteu nod) 0es 2ebteren Seim
in Eaterloll, u.s. ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
WroFcr Strife III Wc,u.Crlcans.

Rem Orleans, go, 4. Oft.
- 2ns r9od ans Cotton Council"
beiiger Stoot, oeiien Mitglieoer aus
alen alaiien pon organiIirten Safen'
2lrbeitern beItcbcn lmo etpa 10000
Diann al ser ,3abl iino, cntibieb
Gcllte Nnhnlittng 'iir cinen allgcmei-
nen Strifc. Gic }lrbciter iorOern
cine SoDn5ulagc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Strafc fiir pflidtpcrsciIenc Sabn'
ScbienItctc.

Surtioro, Gprly 4. Sftober.
- 2ofonlotiuiilbrcr Scrome @ilIon
uno Gonoltteur Cupio G. Maroner
luuroen bellte oeS (ootihlags lhnloig
beilngen ino ju je neim Wionater
@ei1ngniBboft pcrrrtbeilt. Sic fii6r.
ten Die 9liiiitt ilber oen Eerionen'
5ng, melder am %. Sinti B. ). III
beiiger Stuot nit einem Gonltrllf.
tioils3llge eollioirte, nobel 5ebn Eers
ionen getootet mo uicr5Ig uerleBt
lpuroen.
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Brad, oas 0cnif.

Eortlano, Gre, 4. Sftober. -
Or. Sobn 6. Iolep. Der 8enerol.
Sanomeiier oer Sunaesreaieruns,
modtc bcllte int bieiigen Selling
S5irld'lden @cb0uoe cilen 6ebItritt,
ltiiDtc Die 1rcppc binob uno brah
oos 8cnif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
'Spanif6 2Ni(licn" Sdufer,
8rgeniber ,TruinsSin. Hari."
SAGE: 8eiitcrs.amn-llnao rub SSit,ita.
0licnur

snse: Heiftcrs.amn.anao run @idita.
9tDerne.
9Sein sic ben Nuuf cinc5 eaufcS beab.
uhtiaen fcGen Sic iidl oicic !1Gufcr an mn
criuuoen sic bic @orfhciIe bicicS Aauira.
bon hencn mir cine t!CiHe stHsG5 rn1Il,s
bcEo oniiibrcn:
I, Sine Der bbdbIt geIcGcHcIt GcGcuHcn iu
Baltimore;
2. Gpuntl sStcrtrrntcu
}. 1etne VeidfiiqlinQ hurGh Na,th,
81. % UtnittCti bnEi RuilbGufe:
.. Tas gansc GiacIthum nit ILSIa,t
ani ben rnihsSoilis sGnrf" pri1ifegirt Ge.
gen ben gnu stpeiHUdiDcr 6agicr
6. Ncine 9tadhhorithnft oissn uiS Ia
5e'c Sd:fer rem sam eegerilocr ucccn
I. l9uuhcrhnH iiibl i'm Gumlntr mo
iuohnIit1 rt 2}intCr
9. eIeftrifbe @obioer9inbnna bic GGn5e
Woht.
IS aicbt rod uiCl mcbr @riiutc. wc4bnIh
Gle hitfc NGltlCr nnr Mti.Anh cinc9 Nnu5s
Gnufce anicbcu fpNicn
gSir ipcthCu 9,bnrn nrl' @HurfcD llricrc
3nhlunaS SagcnirauH0tu mitttcicN.
9iit phcr nbHc @run0MeiGe.
slacnt tGalil6 an z ate,
Tic 3miire, 9siicS1iar II. Gmprp @rpuc
Snicn fabrcn un ben SSaniern ourbrt.
Inrt 2runte guiloins Gr.,
Nieifterstolpns9iuao uno gSi1ita =spenuc.
.. 6uwaro 9iifaroe.
Sir. $50. GnititnblesGebinbc.
GeICpbon ct Raul APO.
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Baltimore & SbtD
Sonntass=Grtnriionen.
YSn 9aitimnre.

St.2j--Sreoert6, stntictam (slechbspiue),
oagcrstalun nno jurilf, Spnntag,
ben 4. Sttubcr. Gpe5ia I5ua bcrs
l1Bt 0ipurti RoDuIsN Nabubpf Inn
8 l(br Woraens. 9Hnlocns@nbubuj
I'M 500 WotpenS
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g. ID, ,aru ,,vos per.raaeu :"

,S, Id farm 'woS pcr.rapen" briiftei itd oct
ecbentant .nno lent branf los. big feline Der
Snnn gtbt eS mir ben eiien iberen @ea
sur gerfcioura aeidbtiber strdnibeiien. ndlrii
iid1 8lntreiniguiis onrd1 ct. Serrarb.G rdufer-
Snut Bir 36htiefeit anregen, bic 3eronuuiia
beftroerli nitn bic eeibrten s5infiionen dac
ipieber In Cronung brinaen. I'm eine Brobe
foiienirei 5u befomnen. aoreffire g. Weuitaroter
& Go, Nor 2ii6. 9ieip 1orf t5iiB. Vrets %
Gents bei 9Ippibefern. (SiEoSa,2&S)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
Bank Statement.

New York, May la-The statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold SI472,675 more
than the legal reserve requirements. This
Is an increase of &. 966, $50 as compared
with last week. The statement follows: /:
Loans. si,14, sos. 200; decrease, s., 414, 800.
Deposits. ST. l06. 10000 increase, s1,6S1, 500.
Circulation, so. 40. 400; increase. $257, 800.
Legal tender, So. go, 200; increase, SS3l, 500.
Specie, S215, 900, 300; increase, 81 SIS. 400.
Reserve, S2S7, 997. go; increase. g. 4e6 800
Reserve required, s276525, rs; increase.
s420, 400
Surplus. 81, Az, S75: increase. s., 9Se, $50
Elk United States deposits, Ns,3S6.s25;
increase s.. So.
fetal statement OF the New York asso-
ciated banks was favorable in that it
showed an increase in cash and because
of comparatively small gain in reserve
requirements, a somewhat important in
crease in surplus railroad reserve. The
loan item indicated a decrease and de-
poSitS a moderate increase. The cash
gain was s, 4O5, 600, or little greater than
that which was estimated upon the basis
of the traceaole movements of money.
The deposits increased 81, 6S1, 800, which
amount was slightly below the sum of the
gain in cash in contraction of loans;
therefore the statement balanced The
required reserve against general deposits
was augmented S43O, 45o. deducting which
from the increase in cash left s, $50, 40 as
the gain surplus reserve to 81, Az, 675
Computed upon the basis of deposits, less
those of s31, 900 public funds. the sur
plus is S19. CSC. 93. Loans were contracted
by s1,414, 800, indicating a small demand
for stock exchange operations. The daily
week was $40 000. goo. Clearings on Sat
urday, as the result of Fridays business,
were but s255. $50. z22 Comparisons Of
loans by individual banks showed that
" one and one-thirteenth millions net.
Eight banks gained s, 100000 net cash.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY. 120 Broadway, New York. May 9,
1907. SPECIAL MEETING Of stock
holders.
To the stockholders of the UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY:
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF Union
Pacific Railroad Company has been
called by the board Of directors to con-
vene at the office Of the company at Salt
Lake City. in the state Of Utah. on the
fifteenth day of June. 1907. at p o'clock
NJ for the purpose Of considering and
acting upon an amendment Of the articles
of Incorporation of said company. recon-
mended by the board of directors in
creasing its common capital stock by the
amount of 100000, 900, and of authorizing
the issue and use of such additional stock
and of taking all suitable action in the
premises.
The books for the transfer of the stock
Cboth preferred and common) will be
closed for the purpose Of the meeting at
3 o'clock p m. on the 18th day OF May
1907, and will be reopened at 10 o clock a.
m on the 18th day of June 1907.
BY order of the board Of directors.
ALEX. MILLAR.
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
GOVERNOR WAS SURPRISED
Graft Cases in Kansas City>a Matter
of Astonishment to the
States Executive.

Kansas City, May 1S.-Governor Jo-
seph w. Folk remained in Kansas City
most of today and conferred further
with the members of the board of pO-
lice commissioners regarding charges of
police corruption. Yesterday allega-
tons of reflections upon the department
were laid before him by the commits
sioners, but when the governor finished
his days work it had extended far into
the night, and he declined to divulge
the nature of the information he had
received. Nor would he intimate how
extensive the contemplated shake-up in
the force would really be. All question
ers were referred to the commissioners
themselves, but these officers were
equally reticent.
Governor Folk is quoted as expressing
astocsSnment at the number and char
acter of the graft cases reported to him
Governor Folk said he would leave
Kansas City late this afternoon. Dur
ing the day" said he, Il shall confer
with the commissioners and definite
plans in regard to the future of the
Kansas City police force probably will
be made then. These plans will be an
nounced to the public by the commits
sioners at their meeting Tuesday"
The investigation win begin actively
on Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
TROUBLES OF THE
STOCK BROKERS
Rumors of impending Note Is
sues Bear Heavily Upon the
Speculative Mind.
MUCH MONEY NECESSARY
INDUSTRIAL CORPORATIONS
SEEK CAPITAL.
MUCH MONEY NECESSARY

New York. May 1s.-The attention of
operators in stocks today was turned ap-
parently from the wheat market and was
diverted to the troubles more nearly con-
corning its effect. The trouble of mind
was due mostly to rumors and to the
inference drawn from reports rather than
actual developments. Prospects Of add
tional note issues seemed to bear heavily
on the speculative mind and unconfermed
Tumors were afloat of some incursion into
the field by industrial corporations of the
first class, where railroads hitherto nave
been the largest seekers OF accommoda-
tons Inference was drawn from the re-
port that New York Central interests were
about to withdraw from the directorate OF
the Chesapeake G. Ohio, which were hurt
full 10 their stock, and by sympathy to the
general market Some friction between
New York Central and Pennsylvania in
terests was implied in the rumors cur
rent on those transactions.
Another center of depression was the
stocks of the New York public utilities,
for which there was no clear explanation
beyond the old subject of the pending
public utilities bill at Albany. The fall in
prices of stocks was In progress while
wheat was reaciing sharply in response
10 profit taking on the wide advances. The
bank statement, while favorable, pro-
scented no unexpected features, the cash
increase confirming closely to the prelim-
mary estimates and the small loan con-
traction helping the strength of the posi-
tion of the banks. The easy tone Of the
bond market was an element IN the gen.
eral depression prevailing. Foreign holi-
days subtracted one source of the usual
participation in the market. Total sales
Of bonds, par value. s6o4,000.
The stock market in New York has been
IN an almost torpid state this week, in
common with the securities market at all
the great money centerS- Elements of
uncertainty in the financial and industrial
outlook serve to keep down speculative
action and the demand is nor sufficient
10 make any impression on prices. The
professional trading element have the
market practically to themselves and they
follow an Opportunist policy, Selling on
any special development to take a posi-
ton in the Hope that 1t may be the her
2 Id of some outside activity in stocks.
These hopes have been disappointing and
the temporary fluctuations in prices have
been sluggish and inCOnstant in conse-
quenCe.
Bonds have been sluggish and heavy
United States new As have declined 4
per cent on call during the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 1s.-The cereal markets
were chiefly influenced today by the in
evitable week ending realizing. Wheat
dropped in net figures TO 96i4 Q96Ssc. July
corn declined &c and oats &c Provisions
dropped 71z012lkc
but they aVailed naught against the de-
sire TO secure profits without testing the
possibilities of an idle Sunday. Cables
were lower on the Budapest report of rain
in Russia as well as in the Austro- II ln-
garian grain belt. but the desire for prof
its among the cautious offset these fac
tors. Buying orders were by no means
absent, for the demand was again large
and of general proportions, but it was not
sufficient to hold prices at the high level
at which the market closed yesterday
july sold between 991zc and 961kc and
closed A9tscc lower at 9614 Gi962sc. Other
options closed at proportionate losses.
Corn felt the effect of the weather i'm
provement and the slump in wheat. prob
ably having much influence as the
other. Reports from country shippers
spoke raVorably of~the crops appearance,
saying that the seed was in all improv-
ing splendidly. Local receipts were 113
cars July sold between 5s4c and $3.50
5294c. and closed &c lower at 527s653c
Fhe oats market held well in the weak
ness in other grains but could not wholly
escape the sympathetic action usual in
such cases Trade on liberal scale. Local
receipts were IA cars. July oats sold be-
tween 4T1sc and 4524c and closed nc I'M
der yesterday at 46isc.
The provisions market was quieter and
easier, the tone being largely in sympathy
with the cereals. July pork closed loo
lower at $16.57ls116. so; July lard Ice down
at VITA. and July ribs at TIC at S. 271A
CaSh quotations were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
PUSHING THINGS AT
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED

Rapid progress is now being made in
the construction of the mammoth concen-
trating plant of the Boston Consolidated
company at Garfield, west of this city
The steel framework of the main build
ings, in fact all of the buildings, with
the exception of the foundry structure
will be finished by Wednesday night and
the steel working crews will be dismissed
The TiVeting gang on the NAN ore bins
twill be through in week and The entire
plant will soon be inciosed with the steel
sheeting, Another crew is raising the
steel in the foundry structure, while me-
chanics in the crushing department are
placing the battery frames The finish
ing up Of outside yard work may be
gagged from the progress being made on
the railroad approaches to the works and
the yard tTackage. over 80 per cent of the
grading is done and tracks are being laid
as rapidly as possible.
At this plant the Boston Consolidated
company is completing a fine machine
shop and foundry with the intention of do
ing practically all of its own work in htese
lines for both its mills and mines.
1t is the expectation of the manage
ment to have the first section of this 1000
ton milling plant in operation by the first
day of September and judging from the re-
markable Roadway that is now being made
in the construction and equipment OF the
plant. there is no reason to doubt that
the day set is too soon.
In the meantime the Boston Consoli-
dated mines are producing and shipping
suphide ores at the rate of $50 tons per
day and this amount can be increased to
almost any limit that the Garfield smell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Weber & Co, Boston, together
with the range of prices OF copper stocks
and other Boston listings IN which the
west is interested. as well as a similar
report ON New York curb transactions, a
feature that has just been added by
James A. Pollock & Co, to its private
wire service. and from which il is Sc
cured for use in this department of The
Herald.
Boston. May 1s.-No public interest tells
the whole story Stocks are sagging of
their own weight and we see nothing In
sight to make a change for the better
We advise liquidating speculative lines
and waiting until the market shows some
tendency to move. There are sewers
stocks that are selling too high in COM
parison with others. Copper Range is
earning more than Mohawk and selling
B points less. Sell Mohawk until the ratio
changes. Quotations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
DODGING THEIR TAXES.

San Francisco, May 1S.-The United
Railroads today began suit to restrain
the city from collecting the taxes levied
on it's property this year. The company
is assessed on valuation of s19, 000, 600.
and the taxes amount to SS47. 704.95. 1t
is conceded by the company that it's
lines extend over more than two coun-
ties, and upon this account the taxes
should be assessed by the state board
of equalization and the taxes paid to
the state instead of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
Coffee and SUGAR.

New York, May 1S-Coffee futures
closed steady. net unchanged TO points
higher Sales were reported of 1900
bags, including: May. SO; July SIS.
Sentember, 90; December. $40; March
5.55. Spot coffee. steady: No. Rio So ;
Santos No. 4, ~; mild, quiet; Cordoya,
9G121z c5n <fc3- ec-'Ts ~
centrifugal s6-test. 5.s7: molasses sugar
s -. refined steady; No. 6. 40; No. Z.
4 55; No. s, 40; No. 9, 4.45: No. 10. 435;
No. IL 4.3o; No. II. As: No. IL. 40: No.
ii. 4.15; confectioners' A. $50; mould A,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
Money, Silver, Etc.

New York, May 1S.-Money on call
nominal. Time loans, steady; sixty days,
3% per cent; ninety days, per cent; six
months, 4lxG4S4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5I2 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4. S695d4 81 for
demand and at 4.S4G14. $40 for sixty-day
bills. Posted rates, 4 s31zfi4. STia.
Commercial bills, 4.S32Q44.
Bar silver. 657-
Mexican dollars. sos
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds easy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

ter can take care OF. Twelve hundred
tons were shipped on Friday and. had cars
been available a like tonnage would have
left the mine yesterday. The manage
ment would like to market an average of
600 tons q day and the probabilities are
that the months record will approximate
that much yet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
Treasury Statement.

Washington, May 1S-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund. exclusive OF the $3.50. 00G, 00e gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance.
$3.50 81. 267; gold coin and bullion, 49,
6S5, 914; gold certificates. S4s, 762, $40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
NJ DONALD-ELY
HAS CUT LOOSE
New Compressor Is in COM
mission With Machine Drills
Going Three Shifts.
BIG AIR HOIST Is ORDERED
ELY CENTRAL STRIKE is HOLD
ING OUT WELL.
BIG AIR HOIST is ORDERED

Ely. New. MAY 1s-The pipe fittings Tor
the air compressor line to connect the
compressor with the mine workings IN
the Mcdonald Ely, which have been IN
transit for several weeks. are being placed
today The connections will be completed
tomorrow and the big compressor Will
start up. work in the mine being resumed
The company has had the mine closed
down for several weeks. owing to a strike
of the miners, who walked out after de-
handing an increase in wages which was
refused. The company will now start
with machine drills. and Will soon regain
the ground lost during the temporary ces-
sation of work.
Two drills will be put into operation az
once, one in the Golden Gate shaft and
the other in the Mill shaft Each ma
chine will run three full shifts, giving en-
ployment 10 twelve machine men. The
company is going ahead with its sinking,
and will drive the work as fast as men
and modern machinery can perform, 1t
A powerful Vulcan hoist Will be in
stalled at once on the Mill shaft, to be
operated by compressed air. and hosting
will be carried out on larger scale than
ever before. The company has completed
its plans for the more rapid development
of the property and these plans will now
be put into execution.
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Financial and Commercial
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

5.35; cut loaf. $40; crushed. SO; pow
dered, 30; graduated, 500
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Chicago, May 1s-Cattle-Receipts, 300.
Market steady. Beeves, 4.25q6. 45; cows,
1-s0q5.40; heifers. 2.7Oq5 40; calves. 4.50a
6.z5; good to prime steers, g. 35d6. 45; poor
to medium, 1880 80; stockers and feed
ers, g 91d5.15
Hogs-Receipts. II. 00o Market steady
Light, 6.3Gd6.5O mixed, 6.25a6 .521z; heavy.
5-00q6 10; rough. 6.00G6-15: pigs, 5-s0q
6.45; good to choice heavy, 5000. 40
Sheep-Reeeipts, $500. Market steady.
Natives. 4.5GQe. 81; western, 4.5046. Is;
yearlings, 6.O0G6-S0; lambs, 6.25d6. 70
western, 625QS.75-
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New York Curb Close.

Stocks in San Francisco.
The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks in San Francisco yesterday, as re-
ported over the private wires of James
A. Pollock & Co, were as follows,
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Kansas City, May 17.-Cattle-R Receipts,
800. Market steady. Native steers, 4.50fE
500; native cows and heifers, 3.00d5. %
stockers and feeders. 8. 50d5. 90; bulls, 3. .
as. so; western fed steers, 4.2505. so; west
ern fed cows, 3.25d4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
Heavy, 6,2lG6. 271z: packers, 6.20G6. 81
light. 6.301S. 40; pigs, 5. 2516. 90
Sheep-Reeeipts, none. Market steady.