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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22

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Washington, Aug. 2l.-Russia, awaken
ing from the stupor in which the war
with Japan left her, is planning to estab-
lish at NladivOStOk a fortified seaport
and naval depot on the Pacific even
stronger than Port Arthur. with a new
military railway far from japanese inter-
ference as a feeder and support.
Official adVices received here say thai
Russia is thoroughly rearranging her mil
itary disposition and fortified bases in The
far east so that they may be made 10
consort with her much shrunken territory.
Lines of Defense Unsafe.
Formerly Hardin was the center of the
defensive system of Siberia, but the dis
placement of the Russians on the Lao
lung peninsula by the japanese and the
occupancy by the latter of the important
spur from the Trans-Siberian railroad
running southwark to Dalny has made the
existing Russian lines of defense unsafe.
The only great Pacific seaport Viadi-
vostok is particularly endangered so far
as concerns the line of communication
with Siberia and Russia overland.
Therefore, the Russians have removed
their military base back into Siberia, as
far indeed as the great town of Irkutsk,
which is to be extensively fortified, with
the town of Chita as an advance station.
New Line to Viadivostck.
To carry out the plan for the improve
ivostok il will be necessary to construct
another line of railroad to connect China
with the fortified seaport which, accord
ing to the Russian plans, is eventually
10 be made even stronger than Port Ar
thur.
This railway will be located in the val
ley of the Amur river, running as far
westward as Khabarovsk, where ii is to
connect with the Usuri railway.
China Orders More Warships.
China also is bestirring herself to re-
pair the ravages wrought in her army and
navy by the war with Japan more than
ten years ago.
She has already placed an experimental
order for 2 gunboat with Japanese ship
builders at Kobe destined for service on
the river Yangtsekiang, and it is now
reported that she is considering placing
another order for twelve third class cruis-
ers from the kewaseki dock yards in ia
pan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22

ROCKY FORD-Mr. McKitrick, a
farmer living about five miles south OF
here, was badly hurt Yesterday. While
working about his granary his team be-
gan to back and he was caught between
the wagon and the building. He had sew
eral ribs broken and received other in
juries.
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Yellowstone Park Excursion, Aug.
oath.

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tel and stage expenses through the
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agents for particulars. City ticket Of
fee, 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22

DENVER-E d. Randall who came
from Kansas City and found work as n
carpenter at TOluca, twenty-oBe miles
south of Denver where the Dupont pow
der works is establishing a station, is
missing. BENJAMIN Schwartzlose of 1903
Lawrence street left his home Saturday
afternoon, and his whereabouts, too, are
unknown.
The case of Randall is particularly sad.
He saved his money and was sober and
sent most of ii TO his wife as expense
money for her and their son to come to
him. The next day the mother and boy
started from Kansas City and were
amazed upon tn cir arrival here to find
that Randall had mysteriously disaD-
peared.
TRINIDAD.-During a dance at Samoa
plaza four miles above Weston. q coal
canp twenty miles west of here. last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22

There is none better that Royal
Bread. The crown label is on every
loaf. Ask your grocer for ii.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ask for that NEW BREAD at you
grocery. Vienna Walnut Bread
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22
EAG6ON ROAD

sunday at $3.50 D. m.
Sundays and holidays specials for La
COON at and p. m.
SIMON BAMBERGER.
President and Gen. Mgr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-22

the front elevation last night for the
first time, pronounced the proposed struc-
ture one of the most artistic in design
they had ever seen. The estimated cost
is S160,00O.
CARSON.-Bids for the construction. of
the governor S mansion will be opened at
Carson City today The structure, which
when completed will cost $4,000. will be
erected at once, the plans having been
drawn by Architect Curtis of this city and
accepted with unanimous favor by the
board of capitol commissioners.
GOLDFIELD.-Strang and startling as
it may seem, there is no denying the fact
that Goldfield, known as one of the cities
where the latch to crime and licentious-
ness has ever been open, is about to ex-
perience q great religious revival and that
instead of the sound of wild songs and
riotous revelry that now fills toe night
air, the sweet hymn and the voice of the
crusade against the world, the flesh and
the devil will be heard from every street
corner.
TONOPAH.-By the bursting of a steam
pipe at the 600-foot level of the shaft on
the Nevada Smeiter & Mines corporation s
Tybo property, this morning, j. Jensen,
J. NJ. Savage and Frank A Woodward
were so horribly scalded that they mad TO
be brought into Tonopah by auto.
GOLDFIELD.-Goldf has a new
claim to distinction in the person of Mrs.
Rodney Thomas Hall. Mrs. Halls nerv-
Gus system is such that she experiences
similar dreams and visions to those de-
scribed by De Quincy in Confessions
of an ODium-Eater'' but, instead of
opium as in the case of De Quincy, Mrs.
Halls visions are stimulated and pro-
duced by partaking of onions.
After eating of the humble vegetable,
Mrs Hall Iapses into lethargic state,
cvnicaIIy described by her husband as an
'.oniOn lag" She describes her sensations
as being those of extreme exaltatiOn, but
accompanied by strange yearnlngs ana
,1nreaIized desires She says: There is
always that overpowering desire to reach
ont beyond the gates of eternity, an
ocean of submerged feeling rising up ana
carrying me, disembOdied and ethereallzed
to the very edge of things
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20

CATTLE-Receipts moderated a little to-
day owing TO Yesterdays general snow
storm and the bulk Of the arrivals L Is, got IN
have been about 1900 heavier than last
week and 10000 heavier than year ago.
The quality as a whole has been good'
The market was practically steady, today,
but not overly active. All the local pack
ers have been liberal buyers this week and
did not appear to be in any urgent need
of SUPPLIES this morning, but they were
generally willing to pay fully steady hg-
ures for anything at all desirable, The
neglected and little slow sale, although for
the most part prices held about steady.
Compared with week ago the market
at that time and IL anything a shade better
on the good light and handy-welght steers.
Heavy cattle are selling pretty much much the
has been more or less draggy from start
TO finish.
Of cows and heifers on the market today
and as the usual good demand from local
packers was supplemented Dy vigorous
inquiry from eastern buyers, the trace
steady TO strong for anything at all use
full in the way OF either bucher stock or
Gamers. All classes OF onyers were espe-
grades and these are selling l6q5c higher
than last week, or at the highest prices OF
the year to date. Heavy cows have not
ali grades are selling 1Oq25c better than a
week ago. Veal calves, bulls, stays, etc,
generally sold at about recent quotations
and a good early clearance was made.
There was not much doing In the feeder
division, as supplies were Insignificant.
Yard traders have been pretty well sold
out Of their desirable cattle this week, but
have accumulated a liberal number Of very
ordinary light and medium-weight steers,
and these are hard to dispose OF at prices
lOq15c lower than last week, while the de-
slrable grades OF all weights are bringing
strong figures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
SUNDAY
RANGE OF PRICES.
Total receipts %.

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the mum
her Of hand Indicated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
HOG PRICES LOWER WITH FAIR RECEIPTS
supply of sheep Limited, but Some
Good stock in Moderate Of
ferinE is Rapidly
Picked Up.

The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year
1877. 1900 Inc. Dec
Cattle ..............347g7 80 2ei52O $3.50 -.
Hogs ................737 OO8 799,5SS 49,. 6,S5o
Sheep ..............e 26O 96 5SO,Sd IS, 26o ...''.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, April 19.-wheat prices adj
vanced more than 10 per blu. here today
the crop. AT the close July delivery was
up lo. July corn was up Eqsc July oats
were ~ higher. Provisions we're 25sq6c
The damage reports came from all sec
tons OF the winter wheat belt, but those
which attracted most attention came from
Illinois and Indiana and claimed that the
green bug is making serious inroads into
the crop in the southern part of those
ened by reports from the northwest, where
the seeding Of spring wheat is delayed by
all day, with commission houses and shorts
leading IN the buying. The market opened
arn Gne al aq x5f ahs he ast ba
aiizing sales. The CLOSE was strong July
sac sss soid sU on 70 7sSo sdvanced 70 sO&S
and closed at s01kc. May wheat sold be-
tween go and 7so a and Sa closed At s 7Ss
to t67,9OO bu. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreets were equal 70 8, 100 900
against 10000 bu, the same day last year.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago report
receipts Of f7e cars, against SIS cars last
market displayed considerable strength in
Aympathy with wheat. Small local and
primary receipts also strengthened prices,
The close was strong. July corn opened
"a SHADE &C., to &c .l sShsT At S7]ge % ae
4T5s0ac. May ranged between l7c and S79to
and closed az l7llc. Local receipts were
$50 cars, with 10 cars OF contract trade
Crop damage news made a arm market
IN oats, especially for the more deferred
futures. A feature OF trading was the
changing from May to the July OPTIONS
by leading longs. Small local receipts were
an additional bulnsh feature: the market
lhc higher at 4O5kfp4Oltc TO 40Ac, advanced
Ia tOysc and closed at 409tc. Nay sold be-
4SRc Local receipts were 217 cars.
Provisions were quiet, but Arm. The
strength OF grain caused moderate cover
all day At the close July pork was up
libdi5c at Sib 921tGi16.96. Lard was 567hc
higher at ts.B. Ribs were up % at S.S2h9
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
g cars; corn, i9S cars; oats, 11 carr; hogs
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
sugar and MoIassea.

NEW YORK, April 19.-CoTToN--spot
closed steady at 10 points higher middlins
uplands, II .20c; middling gulf, ll.45c.
NEW ORLEANS, April l9-COTTON-
Spots closed Arm sales. $500 bales; low or
binary, SAC, nominal; ordinary 7hc, nomi-
95ke; good middling, II 1S-l6c; middling fair,
~ 13-l6c, nominal; fair, IS 7-l6c, nominali
receipts 1852 bales; stock, U.s., i29 bales
LIVERPOOL, April l9.-COTrON-Spot
good business done; prices sal points
higher; American middling fair, 1861. good
ding, 594d; good ordinary. 5.2sd; ordinary,
1901. The sales OF the day were 1900 bales,
OF which 1000 bales were for speculation
Americana receipts, 1900 bales, including
5000 American.
ST LOUIS, Mo, April 1s.-COTTON-
receipts, none; shipments, $50 bales stock.
80, 629-bales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
ftrOng Full Market, with Good Buying and
ih)rt Covering.
WHEAT LEADS IN SHARP R-coV.RY
Continued Drouth In southern Kansas
Causes Anxiety and Coed Buy
ina, with BuE Damage Re
ported Spreading.
OMAHA. April 10. 1907

A substantial reaction was had in prices
after the weakness during the last two
days and all grains were strong and higher
Drought In southern Kansas and covering
Dy shoFts caused sharp rise In wheat,
while corn and oats were higher on light
oherlngs Extreme nervousness was evil
dent IN the market, which responded easily
TO buying, and pressure was at minimum.
Wheat opened firmer although little
change was reflected in cables and receipts
were heavy, strength being shown prfnci-
paily IN the July options Lack Of adequate
rains in Kansas and further reports OF
spreading bug damage were the strengthen
ing factors and shorts rushed to cover,
causing a good rally. The Modern Miller,
which is usually bearish, published news
OF publish character, stating that complaints
Or pug damage were received from Illinois,
Of bug ravages had extended Receipts
were large and the primary movement con-
unues heavy. Weak holders we're shaken
out in the decline yesterday and wheat was
IN much stronger position. II Is reported
snst R formers are re-seeding IL Oklahoma
northwest caused strength. Argentina
shipments were heavier, but the foreign
the larger shipments, May wheat rose Ae
on good buying by commission houses and
July options advanced lc. The close was
at sustained high level.
Corn was very strong, May options ad-
vancing &c on only light trading Receipts
ment has passed to q large extent and
higher prices are looked for. The close was
steady with a net advance of &c in May
May oats opened with a substantial ad-
vance Of NC and July options advanced Nc.
Offerings were not heavy and the extreme
dry weather affected the easy market.
Trading was not Of large volume and the
general undertone was very strong and the
close was steady May oats advanced NC,
July options advanced &c and September
options nc.
Primary wheat receipts were 725,0O0 BUSH
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels and
shipments Of $4,000 bushels. Corn receipts
an ah fa
bushels, against receipts OF 237,O00 bushels
ana shipments of 1053.00O bushels last year.
Liverpool closed unchanged to I'D higher
on wheat and unchanged TO I'd higher on
corn.
Clearances were $4,000 bushels OF corn,
mono Of oats. and wheat and -four equal to
10000 bushels
Argentina wheat shipments were 5,1S2, OOC
bushels and corn Al, 900 bushels against
A44SO00 bushels last week and 3.24s,O00 bush
els last year. Corn shipments last week
were 1000 bushels and $4,000 bushels last
year.
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
auOtatiOns Of the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, April is. FLoUR.,Re-
ceipts, 16, $40 bills, exports, O,o44 ODDS. Nal 81
ket arm but slow Minnes - s Pss sei w,nteg
patents, t30ds8 winter straights, 50. SO
845; winter extras, S2.s0d3.O0 winter low
grades. g, 7Oa2.9O; Rye nour, steady i tas y
CtORNMBAI-Firm; fine white and yell
low, $40; coarse, n.oSql.l0; kiln dried Nz'es
WHEAT-Receipts 5000 bu.; exports, 60, :
323 bu. Spot market hrm; No. red, s51sc
No. / northern Duluth, s2lhc, opening navi-
cation, T. o. b., ahoat; No. hard winter
@hc, opening navigation, {. O. b. ahoat
After some lrregularity during the fore
noon wheat turned decidedly stronger to-
day and at the close showed %Qhc net
rise. The advance was due to export ru,
mors bad crop reports from the north and
southwest and larger weekly clearances OF
wheat and -four; May, SAaY59sc' closing
az s6lAci July, s6Ha6 ll-leo, cloAing at s734oi
September SShdS9c, closing at SSMc.
CoRN-Receipts, SO,625 bu.; exports, 1871,
leI blu. Spot market frm; No 2, 5c IN
elevator and 54Bhss, T. Q: b., ahoat No.
afioat. Option market was without trans
actions and closed hQsto net higher; May
Ssf RsssS suE S5Sse s1 at sS5t o market
raj white, 30 to g lbs, $4,000 clipped white,
,HAY---steady; shipping 7OasOc; good to
choice H.l5d1N
HOPS-9uiet; state, common to choice,
1906 crop, l51lso; 1906 crop, 4Ad6ci Pacific
coast, 1905 crop s911c; 1905 crop, 6d5c
HIDES Easy; Central America, 2ihci
LEATHER-steady; acid. 271ta2c.
PROVISIONS - Beef, steady; family,
tl40o4l450: mess. tego4l0.OO; beef hams,
SA00q80O; packet, S1o50d1Loo; city, extra
India mess, S90.00G21.OO. Cut meats, quiet
| picked bellies, SO 50di2O0; picked hams,
| l.15ql2.&. Lard. steady; western prime
R75dS.S5; refined, steady; continent 800
compound, S.H1kq6.62h; South America
1000. Pork, easy family, Sls.60d1eO0; short
clear 81 .50g1s.Oo; mess, s17.5091s.0o.
| TALLOW-Easy; city 90 per pkg.), ga
6sc; country (pkgs. free), 6q6sSc,
.RlCB-steady; domestic. fair to extra
] POULTRY-Alive, easy; western chick
ems, logic; fowls, 1bc; turkeys, lie
dressed, quiet: western chickens. 10lI101zc
] turkeys, 10d1lc: fowls. 1Od3l41kc.
| BUTTBR-Very strong: street price extra
creamery, 8c; official prices creamery com.
mon TO extra, 249S3c; held. common TO ex
| ira, 22q2c; state dairy, common to finest
SSSHS2c; renovated, common to extra, 170
| zthci western factory. common to firsts
| l9q221kc; western imitation creamery ex
| tras. Nq&c; firBts. NGD25o.
| CHEESE-Ftrm; state fun cream, coloret
| and white, small, September, fancy. 15c
| same October beat, 14ap14iho; same, good L
| prime, l3d1812c; state, winter made, aver
| age best, l21hc; state, good to prime, 12&6
lShc; state, inferior. uha19hc;
ni BGSGsVWeak; state Psnnsyl.ySania an. ans
| l9q191c; brown and mixed extra, 1slhG19c
hrsts % extra irsts, l71h41Shc; western
hrsts, leh4l71kc (oficial price same); sec
| onds, 16Q1ehc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
new YORK STOCKS ANOBONDS
Day Practically Without News and MARKET
il slugEish and Irregular.
PRICES RISE on RUROR FROM LONDON
Expected Advance There Because Of
BudGet Statement Fails 60 Mate
Finlise and Reaction Here
Follows.

NEW YORK, April 19-The day in the
stock market proved uneventful again, al
though the appearance was not Of such
utter stagnation as prevailed for most Of
yesterdays session. The tone was equally
lacking In speculative Initiative, and the
sluggish and wavering price movement
throughout the session gave evidence OF
the same languid interests. Disposition
either to buy or to sell seemed entirely
lacking. Events are still wanting to de-
fine the probable future and speculative
opinion, therefore, is uninformed as to
which direction the movement will take
when II energies from It's present lethargy.
just before the closing yesterday, seems
70 have been founded on a supposition that
the favorable features OF the British budget
statement which was presented to Parlia-
ment yesterday, would prompt a strong
tone in the London market today. That
market took advantage of the budget fac
tor, however to effect some realizing The
consequence was some reaction here from
the late rise Of yesterday. Prices drifted
afterwards quite aimlessly The London
market had the advantage OF falling dis
count rates, but offerings OF new gov
eminent Issues forestalled demand for
other securities The Berlin market also
rs concerned with yesterdays large issue
OF 500 10000 of government issues. The
new issues we're reported at a premium
In Berlin today, but the fact that sub
seriptions were invited in New York and
tne report OF tentative movement TO in
tToduce them on the Paris Bourse indicate
the desire of German inanciers to have
tne assistance of outside money markets
N absorbing the issue. There were fur
Iher rumors In New York Of additional
financing by some Of the railroads. which
suggested the ample requirements over
hdnglng the New York money market to
absorb available resources Paris also
, reesserteo ts pressure on the London
money market in sharp drop in the
sterling exchange rate there.
me FEATURES Of the preliminary estimates
OF the weeks currency movement by the
, u banks was the decisive turn OF the
movement IN favor Of the interior. the hal
ance OF New York amounting appaTenfiv
20 20 between 100000 and S2.OOO.60O The
ssIaln Dy the banks on subtreasury operae
lions Of 81, s2S, 900 will be reduced accor5
fn og ,ro t further loan expansion is looked
olcate payments have been made d,,r}ns
b hNe , week: while the repayment OF loans
Ner, xSe, r,or banks and their transfer 10
ceeded pposeu 10 nave pro-
sales ~ were hrmer, but very dull Total
OV H5es were unchanged on call. '"'es
on stocks were: IVSins quotations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20

NEW YORK, April l8-COFFEE-Aar-
ket for coffee futures opened Irregular at
a decline OF points 70 an advance Of S
on covering, while later positions were de-
pressed by European selling Trading was
quite active and the market hrmed up dur
Ing the middle Of the day on covering by
nearby shorts and bull support, with the
Continued nrmness OF the near months
arguing an intention on the part OF MAY
longs 70 receive all coffee rendered on that
position. The Close was steady al a net
advance Of 5alb points. Sales for the day
we're reported Of " 80 bags including April
at 5l0c; May 56oQe.7 oc; June, b3Qc; July,
8 40a6.50 September. 5S065. 45e; Decem Der,
530q6. i0c; January 6,4Oc; February, 800;
March, 6.35q5.45c. Spot coffee steady; No.
Rio, 5Aci No. santos, -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
Wool MnrIket.

BOSTON. April 19-wooI.--The CONNER.
cial Bulletin of Boston basing its report
upon statistics gathered for the govern
ment, says of the wool market: The
market Is dun and featureless. New
business is OF very small volume. Trans
actions are confined to small lots, the
smaller consumers buying for their i'm.
mediate wants. Largs mills continue oue
OF the market. Good territory woods, which
are scarce, command previous prices, but
a large supply meet with little demand
and favor buyers. One-quarter blood
fleece is also in fairly good supply and
easy Low pulled woods are accumulattng
and are weak Generally speaking, how
ever, the tone Of the market is steady and
holders look forward to a maintenance OF
present values when the arrival Of new
woods afford buyers a better selection 70
draw from. Developments In western pro-
ducing sections are slow, The shipment OF
wool from Boston TO April A. inclusive
according to the same authority, are 49,
246 so pounds, against 75,975SM pounds at
the same time last year. The receipts 70
April H. inclusive are 1858 9S8 pounds
against S2,51s, lbs pounds for the same period
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-WOOL-steadyi
medium grades, combing and clothing, 70
25c; light fine 0n2lc; heavy hne lbQlIoi
tub washed, 29n31c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-20
stock In staht.
MefnI AInrket.

NEW YORK, April 19-METALS-Tin
was higher In the London market with
spot quoted at e1S6 and futures al Elsa los.
Locally the market was quiet and about
10 points higher on the average, with
higher at ees los for spot and futures In the
London market. Locally the market was
quiet and prices continued more or less
nominal Lake Is quoted at 324 25d26 %:
eleotrolytic, SZ375d2475; casting, 81 T5d23 26
Lead was unchanged at S6.0016.IO IN the
local market, but was shade higher IN
E25 IFS IN London. but remained dull and
unchanged at t66OG665 IN New York Iron
was unchanged TO Sd higher at 55s Id for
standard foundry In London and at 55s
4iAd for Cleveland warrants. Locally the
market was unchanged. No Z foundry is
quoted at S252J025.60; No. I foundry SOUTH
ern, i260QB.5o; No. 2 foundry southern.
ST. LOUIS, April s.-METALs-Lead
dull at B92A; spelter. duh az $500