Show COLORADO AND UTAH Each Maintains a Prominent Flat In Uolil and SlIver lrodac tlon SENATOR INGALLS SERVICE PENSION DILL Another Young EnglIshman Dls pppari Under Urttcrlous CII cnmslanrcj lu Canada OUTBREAK OF SPOTTED FEVER U TENNESSEE J r The Chlragn Labor TwaWos 1n parattoai for Ilia 1acVlnj Rouse Strike lous DT TelfCRph to the Nmrt1 LTA11 AND CULUOADU Jfoke a Good ItloowInE mon he Gold ad MIter 1ueUoa WASUINUTON April 23 Director 1 of the Jiiut Leech lias submitted to Cougrrss his report on the production i produc-tion of precious metals for toe year I ISIS Sb9The The gold product of the United States was 1557000 fine ounces valued at 32500000 against 513 I 000000 the precedlng year Of the gthd product 31859047 was deposited depos-ited at the mint for coinage nutS i manufacture Into ban The silver product was approximately approxi-mately 50OKUK line ounces of a commercial value oflj750000iud n coinage value of 34G13IS4 I wr J against Uiu wrI product I for 1S3S of 4iTStU32 fine ounces of 1 commercial value of 3020009 and a coinage value of U19o900 an Increase over 1SSS of about 41110165 fine ounces of a commercial value 3720000 In addition to the silver product oC our mim about 7000000 ounces of silver were extracted from lead ores imported into the United States and smelted in this country and over o00 < > 000 ounces mist base silver ban Im ported KINCIIMIIV HKJI 3irXICO making the total product of our mint smelters and reOnerleaaboiil 1200W fine ounces of silver Of this amount the government l > ur cha > ed for coinage 27123707ounces there were l e In the arts about G XXt000 ounce exported to Hong ICong JajonanJ the East Indies about BOWOOJ ounce and tilpjf l to Loudou fur sale about 20000030 o nl1 Colorado tllll maintains the first rank among the producIng State with an nggrrgati Jirwlucr gold xcil silver of over 52tOUJOJ I Mon Lina stands next with a roduct of tiSDIOtsh fallfornl1 produced Ho J00J of which 11000030 wasgoli beIng about Iwotlftho ol the total coM roduct of the Unlttti State Utah shows n largely in crvated prwluct notably III silver Idaho and New Mexico report in crm il products and Arizona and TeGOLD Nevada reduced prcducts for ISSVi GOLD MIODCCT OP PA1COTA South wa iacrenB l from UCO 000 in 1SS8 to 2900000 iu 1SS9 t tl Oregon and Washington both rviort Increased produiln the fonur hap lug pruducet 120nOM In gold Thcbtattsof Api Uchlan range show a slUhtly Increased product in gold over 1S53 The total value of gel der < nled at the mint dimng the calendar year was SJ533S072 which st 9920J was new dells and 0 503h5 rwleiOMK Ihetital dlls tsandjiJrclinsvsof silver agKregated W25706J standard ounces of a coinage coin-age value of 42237163 df which 30074212 standard ounces eta coin age value of 41077 > 2Co were de rmit The quantity of silver rurchasrd for sliver dollar coinage was 27125 357 fine one costing 523279510 an average cost of 104 cents per ounce fine Thou amount of silver dieted the Treasury lartmeut fer sale aggregated 17955700 fine tgnted tne ouc Till NET LOS OF COLD and silver to the United States by excess of extorts over Impoits of irecloiu metals was as follows Gold 33556753 silver SH7SS WiS total 33075419 The amount of gold and silver used In the industrial arts during he calendar year ISS9 in the United States wa Gold 16097000 all ver coinage valnc37i > t000 total 23493030 The amount of domesr tic bullion used in tile arts w Gold 96S8S27 silver coinage value 7297933 total 17931 60Tlie TIle total metallic stock of the UntIed States was estimated to have been on January 1st 1S90 as fol lInn Gald coin and bullion dS9 275007 silver coin and bullion 13SSSGG4 total 1127003031 A New lam CHICAGO April 23A local pa h > cr says this I evening i The trouble between tie carpenters apt Ilulld b drth d2t ers Association and tut striking employes has become n glInts of rerzeout The members of the l social Ion have informally l agreed to entirely su neud ill nttempts to carry on business fur the present The few men of Use other trades now working will 0 discharged Welne day night It It almost certain that Mou Iullot crlu hI on day at least 40 > of the UOOO carpen en now idle will go to work fur the new bosses association The ourneymen4 council had a stormy esalon over this lodjy A strong minority were agalustany minorty wer reiump ton of work until all could go luck at once They were however voted down dowlIrJARTIO rBETAUATIOSS for the expected packing house strike are being made The International Inter-national Company proposes to closedown close-down Thursday Fowler Brothers are putting their prcmUta lu order for continuing work behind closed gates and the high fence cr coded during the last strike and surrounding sur-rounding their entire place The steam fitters at Armours quit work today because of eight Inure and the coopersat liottsfurdjstruck agalntt the contract requiring a money deposit Railroad switching at the yards Is I done by members of he Switchmens Association and It was said tonight I the packing home employes go out the stvitch men will lend assistance reung to handle cars for the hnu < c > Involved Involv-ed Such a move would hen crip illng blow to the packing CrP rlng yardmaster discredits Use r port As the yards areprivate prp rty tile Chief Tolice has made the strikes arrangements as soon as I declared to take complete charge oC the stockyards district anti clear te ptkyns c them of everybody who has no business busi-ness there Some of the packInghouse house companies will employ special plcouhern cmpoy sp Sou hern r elfle ruporl SAN FBANOSCO April 25The southern Pacific annual report I ssued and shows Ors earnings 18343207 operating expenses 30S3JSJ5 There wasa deficit of 293472 this year against a surplus 1S7S453 last year |