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, 1908-10-07
SPEND FEW DAYS
ON MOTLEY RANCH.

l. L. Laughlin Of the Motley ranch
arrived in the city last afternoon with
his guests and boyhood friends, ]. w.
Loughridge Of Duluth, Mimi, and D.
Y. c. Loughridge Of Rock Lick, w. Va,
who had been spending a few delight
full days On the ranch and who left for
the east last night. The gentlemen
were well pleased with what they saw
Of Wyoming and predicted q good deal
of development within the next few
years.
, 1908-10-07


United States Land Office, Chey-
enne, Wyoming, September IA, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Wilson
|. Davenny, of Pontiac, County of Oak.
land, State Of Michigan. who, on the
18th day Of October, 1907, filed in this
office his coal declaratory statement
serial No. 0726, for the northeast quar-,
ter Of section %, township 81. range
so west. has this day fled in this Of
fee his application 10 purchase said
land under the provisions of sections
2348 to 1852, U. s. Revised Statutes.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the lands described, or desir.
ing TO object for any reason to the
entry thereof by applicant. should file
their af1davits of protest In this office
on or before the 18th day of October
1908.
s15o15 W. E. CHAPLIN. Register.
, 1908-10-07
How's This?


We offer n hundred dollars reward
for any case of caiarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F,
J. Cheney for the past Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business Transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. y.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1908-10-07
LEFT FOR WHEATLAND

A. E. Shade, the carpenter, left to-
day for Wheatland, where he will do
some work for Harvey Chap in OF the
Globe hote He has just C, mpleted the
Chaplin building on Grand avenue, be-
tween Second and Third, which will be
ready for occupancy when the tiled en-.
frances to the three store rooms have
been completed.
, 1908-10-07
The Realistic Actor.

"Does he believe in realism?"
Eyes. But he carries 1t to excess,
In the second scene he is severely
wounded. and he has a doctor issue
bulletins between the acts."-Louis
vile Courier-J ournal.
, 1908-10-07
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
CHEYENNE TRIBUNE

George Rice Of Laramie is in Chey-
enne today
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Raife, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. Mol lie Inger-
soil, have returned to their home in
Laramie.
Mrs. Wilkie Collins and two children
of Douglas, Wyo, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chaplin, 709 East
Seventeenth street.
, 1908-10-07
Hot Retot.

The Writer-Ah. laugh at me II
you will. but ! will write of you IN my
Journal tha Thich will make you
sick! The ist Everything that
m'sieur writes makes me SICK Life.
, 1908-10-07
ORDERS
KEEP MILLS BUSY
AN INCREASE OF 20 PER CENT IN
THE NUMBER OF EMPLOY
Ed SINCE MARCH.
Railroads Pushed to uttermost Nov
Ing Bumper Crops, Mills Resumln0
Operations and Every Indication
Of Prosperous n Busy Season
Optimism In Business Circles.

New York, Oct. 7.-Rerorts from
various pnrts of the state indicate that
New York, since the first of October,
has experienced the spur of reviving
trade and industry. Mills have resum-
d operation. Railroads are pushed
.lmost to capacity. Wholesa e mer-
chants In this city report large orders.
Optimism has seized upon all. The
general increase of work among mills
and other concerns employing laborers
is shown by the statement OF the state
labor commissioner that practically 20
per cent more men are at work in New
York state than in last March.
Railroads are Busy.
Business men and students of COM
merce and industry here who keep
C .osely informed concerning the situa-
ton throughout the country make
favorable reports. The bumper crops
are keeping railroads throughout the
country busy. Money that for months
lay idle in banks is rapidly changing
hands from banker to farmer, from
farmer to tradesman, and from trades
man to others, giving increasing con
fidence and indicating hat the depres-
sion, caused by the money panic of
last fall, swiftly is passing away.
Optimism In Business.
The interesting thing is the hopeful
attitude concerning business condi-
tons expressed by democratic papers
throughout the country. Though they
would put the blame for the panic on
President Roosevelt and argue against
the election of William H. Taft as
president on that ground, they point
IN other columns to the rapidly with
which the country is recovering from
the panic.
Organism Menace to Trade.
So optimistic is the feeling reported
in New York and other states that the
only sentiment hindering a still more
recovery Is the tendency to await the
result of the election in November. II
Bryan Is elected, business men assert,
business will COLLAPSE, but the moment
it is known that Taft has been the
choice of the American people, bust.
ness will Room as never before.
Wanamaker 10 Certain.
The halt in the business expansion
said John Wanamaker, "has been only
temporary. No one need have any fear
for the future. OF course, Mr.. Taft
will be elected and the republicans will
revise the tariff. Mr.. Taft is a doer Of
deeds and he will usher the country
into . new era OF prosperity. He will
ooue lug "ofh. pssuh ny rreslueht
nen.ney, III .asaln II VIII oe proven
lnat AIherica Is lne pace 1or sfea'
nie
"eoo'o No"ner ., ouyer~
Daf'nene seores intousnout he
cry arg e1perlencins larger Duylng'
me senelai nopeluii ieeling unrousn
o.' .ne country Is SHOWN ~ tne strea"
" Duyeis LUZ relaii houses Inat mas
-.
ars q m-oratthaas ena' w. -.
t-ra+,on &c araa.an +hsn s,net1nr
nar,oa 7as. - 80.
phaare,nr as s,..a,;o. ~.
, 1908-10-07
HOSTETTER'S
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do you especially in cases of Headache,
Heartburn, Indigestion, cos%tiveness,
Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Female Ills and
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, 1908-10-07

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, 1908-10-07

What ripens fast does not last
Shakespeare.
, 1908-10-07

tive countries. are pouring into the
Unllea states.
sank deposits Growing.
Throughout Inc west many cities re.
port Increased DanK deposits. In Min.
neapons, Tor instance deposits in II a
uonaI I'M Increased $lo,v 100 IN
less Inan lhree mouths. minneapolis
deposits now are the highest in the
HISTORY OF tnat Guy. IN oregon the
Dank ciearances have been sc large
hat newspapers In that secllon gen
eral.y nave been commenting ulon
them as evidence or good Times.
, 1908-10-07
SOLD HIS CATTLE

AT GOOD FIGURES.
Ira s. Bean Of Marshall is in the
city with his wife to look after some
business matters. Mr.. Bean sold his
three-year-old steers. averaging 1922
pounds, at the South Omaha market
for $3.50. He says farmers in his sec.
ton are all feeling first rate, the con
ditions being entirely satisfactory.
, 1908-10-07
WILL SPEND WINTER

IN STATE OF TEXAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Logan are plan
ming to spend the winter with their
son, Tom Logan, at San Antonio, Texas
leaving for that place some time dur
ing the present month.
, 1908-10-07

For the sman sum or 80 cents /
month you can get all the news o
the world right up TO the minute b,
'abscribing for The 'Rspublic-s.
, 1908-10-07

CHANGING LOCATION
OF CIGAR STORE.
Charles H. Hopkins today removed
his store from the o. X. theater build
ing to the Baird building on Grand
, 1908-10-07

@ @
Q Remember, you must register @
Q this week or you can't vote. Q
Q @ @ @ O 90 Q @ @ O. @ @
, 1908-10-07

Daily Republican SO cent. . month
, 1908-10-07
YOU DON'T have

From the efec.s of a weak stomach.
d~isordered liver or inactive kidneys IL
you will only adopt the plan of thou.
sands Of others who have been bene-
fitted during the past SIS years, and
that is-take
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-12-11

{SDitS and 0VCICD3tg Reduced.


80 ~0o W r,ns T,Ie vvorstd SHIFTS ..:..... 1850
- ~ ~, 49, IUorstad and Cheyot
~ " -. 80, plaid snts
80 - T,,.u rgeyiot su;ts ...............
~ ~ ~ .vr,stea suts
~ - c.or;o+ Cite
- ~ - Cu.u,t snits
80 80 Eo E.,cy yyosted
% " o.t. b1., bond fancy oxfords
~ ~ oosts hIac,, .nd 1900
=" w oo,t. hI.c1-
aooo ooo o. ~ 81 poir Goats 1850
.o oo ~ 60. Iobt 1875
iooo oo oop .a -o.ntb o,d wear
soo n,,,r o,d yish
e.S ,;sh ao5 haavv ueight
q w oarcoat nixed cheyots blue e25
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
-. nnotsd nrs rhoIesals.l

tFrfceS quoted are NHoltsalesl
Prics changes were not many OF significant on the
wholesale msrket yesterday. The notoesble feature
the addition of several kinds o. vegetables not
before seen this year ard the larger variety Of
truck from which 20 choose tho family menu. Esgs,
poultry. dairy products and fruits remain about SIS
they have stood during the week Demand is
now good among the local retail dealers and all
port their supplies weil taken 10 al parts Of the
city. This makes the business q the commission
houses steady ard u has been possible for some
time 70 suit supply to demand IN such q way as
20 keep the market steady.
BUTTER-Coamery. fancy. 3a2Sli de-, Western
frsts Sa2s; DO, seconds Pan process fancy pa
"a do, fair "a good. 2iE22. dairy. choice. I9a23
goosi. le store-pscsed, fresh. lial5
CHEESE-Msrket firm and active On sli kinds.
New York State factory. large, l2alz9 Do, snail,
old, l5aH; do, summer, small llslz: do. fair 70
good. loail Western. factory. new. choice. lSal4
do, fair to COED. il; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia, loss on II aver
age, l6izi West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
lsls. Tennessee 1914; North Carolina le: duCk Is
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy, lsa2o; winter,
22a2s; spring 2saSo; hsns y; ROSTERS, z; ducks,
large. loall DO, small, 81 geese sal0; tuTkeys toms
per To- IS. do, hens Is; do. thin, 10 keats, 10
DRESSED PoULTRY-TuTkeys, hens. HadrsEa.
Per 10, IL DO, averase. undFasn Isl DO, thin,
l9al2 toms lial6 chickens. spring large, So small
a30 hens choioe lial5: Fuosters sa3: ducks l2al3
geese 9 70 10
DRESSED AIEATs-Hams. eou1trY. sugar cured.
i2ali.
YEGETABLEs-Potatoes per bushel. S'as0; Nc
CoEnaek 50as5. sweet potatoes. Ter bhl.. 4Ha5 %
yams 35aieli asparagus. per cwt.. ieaas o., cab
hags per CWt soa9l, celery Florida, Der crate go
s250; clclnbers FLORIDA. Der crate sa20o lettuce.
Florida. per basket. I.53al75. onions Bermuda
per crate iTsa2o0, Ohio, Per bushel S0as8 peppers
Florida, peF carrier. l-9a29. string beans. green.
per basket. 3e9siG9, tomatoes, Florida, fancy per
crate. 2oos3E; peas PER basket. LioalG; FhsubsTb.
per dczaH bunChes l5az5, Tadishes Per 100 Local g.
GREEN FKUff5-Apples. York imperal. Per bbl.
l5oa250: Ben Davis, LSeae50. Wine Sap. saas 90;
Albemare pippin 4.o9; fancy table fruit. 5oa3 %
Spy 200a325; oranges. Florida. bright per box,
as do. rUssets, aG: California usvels. 2G5a2 s. /:
grape fruit Florida. per box s.59aAeo cFanbeTrlss
per box ea35o do, per barrel, 50oasoo-
SuNDRIES-B -Beeswax. g; tallow. 4; honey, whits
clover I-lb new l3 do. oh. new. lCal2: ginseng
Per h. 5c)s609; Seneca. per 10, 50: Golden Seal
llaI5 Pink i2sli; Aandrake. 2a3; Snake Root, s..
GRAIN-Whsat, Southern on grade, Aasss re.
75asJ; com shelled. white slas5 do yellow, sas5
do. car. 325sLO: oats. Western white. No. 2 6ia
S. DO. mixed, 5Sa6Q
WOOL AND HlDES-Wooi. washed. free Of burs.
per h. 2a22 Dc. unwashed. free Of buFs ITals; do.
burTy. Balls; hides green s: do. dry. sas: sheep
skins green each. I5al0s Co.. dTy. zatQi cslfskils.
green, LQ3ail0
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York May l5-SUGAR-Ths London market
tor beet sugar ruled firm at a advance Of liad
with Nay quoted AZ lis sd and June al lis fi1d
Local raw sugar market dull and lowsr; Centrifugal
6 test as. Muscovado, g test 3sS. molasses sugar
50 test 26l. Refined sugar quiet bat steady and IN
changed
NAVAL sTOREs-Market quiet although the
quoted price vas nc lower for spirits tHrpeatine
which were quoted at i6h At Savannah the decline
vas ne, but the market closed firm RosR was &c
barrel lower here with common q COED strained
al SIS. Tar held steady. but quiet and unchanged.
al zoo for oil barrels.
BUTTER-Recaipts. 5.s2s packages Market fairly
active Creamery extra, 2iisa22; hrsts 21ta2la
State dairy in tubs finest. 2li1
EGGS-Reoeipts s.95l cases. Market 6rm. Near
by white. fancy %. do mixed fancy, lsal83i West
an extra hrsts. IS; de. arsts, l7al7ia.
MILL FEED-FIrm; moderate dealings Spring
bran, in lo0pound sacks. 70 arrive. 2g5; middlings
rs: city bFsn. In bulk E0); Western red dog. to
arrive $780, winter wheat bran, IN ioo-pound sacks,
&&
oATs-Dul trade. No. white IS; No. white.
81: No. mixed S..
FLOUR-Unssttled: moderate inquiry Spring pat
ents. 54oa5S5: spring clears. A5a4I5; winter
strsights, 45aA6o; winter clears A2)s5s5; Kansas
patents in sacks. 5loa52o: straghts 4e5a4o; clears
Ao0a45
RYE FLoUR-steady: trads IS dull. We quote.
4e0a5.l5
CORN MEAL-Firsner: small supply. Kindred.
for export, 3.s5; coarse meal in bsgs. LE9al-0
HAY-Receipts l700 tons. Market steady. but
nfeiess. Prime timothy. l05; No. /. L0oala2i; No.
| g. aaa5; No. 5, g.
sTRAW-Firm light supply. Long re. SaN.
BEEF-Steady: demand modeTats. Family. 16.50a
l700: packet lA5oal5oo,
PORK-steady aud quiet Ness. lA75al5S: fam
| ily. B0aIf.50
TALLOW-weaker fair trade. City. in hogs
heads 81.
LARD UNCHANGED. Prime Western, sos, city.
s00as q; refined continent, $50; South American,
So; rehned Brazilian in kegs, Gs5; city steaTine.
10; oleostearine nominal, New York. Is Chicago,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF. TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Show improvement
in Conditions.

New York, May l5.-R- G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review tomorrow viii say:
Trade conditions are most responsive
to the weather at this time OF year, and
more seasonable temperature brought I'M
provement during the past week, especial
ly In retail sales Of wearing apparel.
Crops have also made good progress,
the violent rise IN the price OF cotton be-
ing purely speculative, and in no degree
due to definite evidence Of decreased yield.
Little net change is noted in manufac-
turing activities, some plants resuming,
While idleness was increased elsewhere by
strikes.
Buyers are assembling at primary mar
kets to attend special sales, and stocks
of staple goods are running low in retail
stores because Of conservative purchases.
Lower prices for pig iron have been
named with good results, a fair tonnage
OF new contracts being secured, although
many concerns delay in the hope of still
better terms. As furnace interests reject
orders for delivery during the last six
months of 1905 at the lower figures named
for spot business, Il is evident that the
present concessions are only for the
purpose of disposing OF accumulated
stocks.
while the textile situation Is still COM
plicated by many conflicting influences,
prices Of cotton goods are in most cases
as low as possible, under present condi-
tions. and curtailed production has at
tained dimensions that VIII render quick
delivery unobtainable when depleted
stocks finally force buyers to replenish.
AS this fact becomes more evident daily,
producers insist on full quotations. and
the outlook for activity brlghtens."
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16

New York. May 15.-Bradstreet's review
Of the state OF trade tomorrow win say:
Everywhere trade and crop reports are
irregular. warm days alternating with
heavy rainstorms, and retail and jobbing
demand has been Of a fiuctuating charac-
ter. There is evident, however. meas
urable improvement in the tone Of affairs.
and Industrial partial re-
hectlon perhaps. OF the better feeling in
financial lines, and the belief is growing
that the stock market is discounting fu-
ture trade Improvement.
'"The most significant feature IA actual
trade circles is, perhaps, the wider ac-
Of the belief noted in the cotton
goods trade last week that this branch
Of trade has seen the bottom as TO prices.
That this feeling has been strengthened
by the sharp rise N the raw cotton mar
ket is beyond question, but there are
certain evidences Of a greater willingness
TO take hold for fall IN several lines OF
cotton. There are reports of a slight
gain IN orders by woolen manufacturers
and large auction sales OF carpets and
silk ribbons have developed demand at a
price.
Briefly stated. in fact. there Is a dis
position to go forward cautiously, but with
more care than was earlier exhibited.
Best reports as 70 the Improvement
in fall buying come from the larger cen
ters like New York, Chicago. and ST.
Louis. while current retail trade reports
are best in the Southwest and Northwest
Dullness and slow collections are still
the distinguishing features in Southern
reports.
Money is easy and supplies are stiIl
piling up because Of the dullness OF trade
as a whole"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday followed the course
which it has pursued in recent days, The
call for public utility stocks and bonds
was good. and q slight excursion was
made into the column OF the bank stocks.
at one time with a somewhat startling
result Brokers in the main seem conf
dent OF higher prices. and whatever stock
can be uncovered is promptly taken usu-
ally az quotations a little above those Of
the previous day.
When the call reached the bank list
yesterday. Chairman Hume started in the
customary Iashion to call them on rapid
ly, when aalt was called on the pro-
eedure b. the statement OF a broker that
he wanted 10 buy American Bank stock
Ten shares we're offered at 1I5. being
about S a share above the official quota
ton on tha board I take it,, snapped
the buying broker. Then the same mem
ber who offered the other ten shares
offered ten more st $50. Il take it," re-
sponded the buying broker. Ten shares
more were wanted In the same quarter
but he would not bid over rs. and could
not get the stock, though it was offered
at lS5.
Capital Traction stock sold after call at
l9o 70 1Sl-a new high-leyel for this issue,
since the slump Of nearly a year ago.
Steps were taken yesterday to wind up
the negotiations between the National
City Bank and the Union Savings Bank
for the purchsss OF the former by the lat
ter. A committee, consisting Of Wilton ].
Lambert. A. G. CIspham. P. A. DFury
James Maedel. and James Hooe. was ap-
pointed by the directors OF the National
City Bank to look after its interests IN
the transfer. The contract for the sale
Of the necessary shares TO give control
OF the bank was then drawn Up and
signed, and a deposit Of $lo000 was put
up by the purchasers as a forfeit. The
time for the payment Of the balance.
s272 000, Is within the next ten days.
II is understood that at the time Of
the completion Of the contract the Ma
tlonal City Bank and its assets VIII be
handed over 10 che purchasers. a new
director viii be elected. and the institu-
ton moved into the building now oceu-
pied by the washington Exchange Bank.
The name Of the National City Bank will
be maintained, F, Quincy Smith beeom-
ing president.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
MORE FREIGHT CARS NEEDED.
PennsyIvania Preparing It's Rolling
Stock for Active Service.

syIvania Preparing It's Rolling
Stock for Active Service.
Pittshurg, May 15.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad has issued orders here TO have
all the freight cars. gondolas, &C, which
are off the rails, placed back and repaired
for active service at once. In the Conway
yards Of the Lines West about 100 cars
have been placed on the rails in the last
thirty-six hours.
Some time ago, when ,Ae depression
was at its worst the Pennsylvania Rail-
road had not sidings enough to accom-
mOdate the idle cars. and so thousands
Of them were lifted with cranes and
swung over on the right-of-way. clear Of
the rails.
About 800 men. who had been paid of
from the railroad yards OF the Pittsburg
district. have been placed back at work.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago May I5.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500 Mar
ket slow snd steady. Prime beeTes 6.loa79 poor
to medium 475a59o; stoekers and feeders. 25aa5 io
COWS and heifers. sSoaeSo; Gamers. 22sS20
Texans 45a560.
H0Gs-Reeeipts $500. Market to 10 cents
lower. Light 5l5a5.l0; roughs 8 l0aS 40 mixed.
Zsas IS; heavy, 625a545; pigs, 45a5l5
sHEEP-Recsipts. $500. Market steady, 10 cents
lover Native sheep, AO0a5s0 Western sheep. 500;
native lambs. 500a75o Western lambs 5.00a7.5o.
New YORK. May B.-CATTLE-Receipts. $50.
Steers. 10 cents lover bulls steady; common TO
medium cows about steady Steers. 6e0a6s0. No
choice steers offered; bulls. A09a5.a. few head
at $50; COWS 275aS 90 dressed bsef. slow. l0alin
CALVES Receipts, 1880 Market dull, but steady
all sold Common to choice yeals. 500a7s0; dressed
calves. less active city dressed Teals Sail; few
az z; country dressed Sale.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts, $40, Sheep
dull and IS to . cents lower. Lambs in very light
demand and 2 cents lower ten cars unsoid Spring
lafabs dull and unchanged: q few woosd sheep.
500a6J0 clipped lambs 625a69i ordinary spring
lambs, 40la450.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.l5o. Market lower at ssoaaa0
per 100 pounds for State hogs.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May l5.-AIoney on call az the stock
exchange TO-DAY opened 81 l4 reF esnt highest IA;
lowest. IA; closing ls. Most OF the loans were at
Is Per cent.
Time money was offered literally and a fair husi-
ness was done Rates ~ per cent for sixty days.
z%la5 i0r ninety days 5s3 for four months, "a for
five ana six months. and 4'5 for over the year
Mercantile paper met with fairly good absorption
A moderate amount of attractive paper was sssu
Rates 4a5 per cent for sixty ninety days indorsed
bills receivable and choice single names Elza5 for
four 70 six months. indorsed bills receivable and
choice names and 81 for others.
The sterling market continued easy today, with
rates practically unchanged. Rates for actual bus-
ness closed as follows: Sixty days. As5l0; demand
4gll5aAg2); cables. ASEa8 $50. Commercial bills
were 4S4sa45.
The snnnlY Of grain and oottan bills vas scaroe.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-16
MAKES ITS OWN CEMENT.
steel Trust May soon Force Small
Firms Out of Business.


Plttsburg, May 1S-Angered by what II
claims was exorbitant prices charged for
cement by independent concerns in the
past few years. the United States Steel
Corporation has entered the cement
making field itself, and now threatens 10
drive the small makers OF cement out Of
business. A new concentrating plant
costing 100000 and with capacity OF
100000 barrels per year, was to-day
opened between the Homestead and the
Duquesne mills Of the corporation on the
Nonongahela River. above Piusburg.
Through a recently discovered process,
the corporation will be enabled to con-
vert its immense Stag piles into market
able cement. These Stag piles in the past
have been so much waste
The secret OF turning them into barrels
OF high-price cement rests with the Steel
Corporation, which is thus enabled 20
manufacture It at very low cost The
waste gas from the Duquesne and Home
stead furnaces viii be used 10 run the
new. concentrating plant. further redue-
ing the cost
1t is estimated that the Steel Corpora
ton has use for 2.000.000 barrels of ce-
ment yearly in building ard refining its
furnaces.