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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
LTRROs RELIGI0sOS.

~ "A reaibido en- esta IEnprexta
an ~etabla uurtido de obras rellg1o-
sss, - selsctas t0daa, entire Lee Gus
is~ i rs eneuentRaA las SiRuisates'
r-.,taes6n de OristO, KemplA,
-iisi6n econ6mica..---4 500
ltesa DO idem, idsm, "dieicn -
- 80 de Salvadl6n.----.. 20
"a, rsiciO eotidiano .--.--- ~
S a Deveto Feligr6s, eacua-
ierpasi6n imitaei6n mArh LOO
r.x 1ivina. en0UadeEHaCi6n
p,sl negra con bcoche& 80 400
.OtE diyina, enouadernaSaon oo
A riRur0So lutO.. ..-...:-- F'W
w diTiua. encuadernsOi6A
en- pisl de- Australia y MI uoo
.>aaio del DOming0.-~-.--~ zW
SsSae6o OAciO, eneuadernA-
s;Sn iuaitaOi6n maxal-. .sp SN
.,e~Ies Ftnsbres, enS!adaE~
~aei6n de piel con relieves &W
a, Iris del OriSdans. snssAF
% ALe%rnsei6n L% dc piel. -...->. ,SO'
,.iF cAlssts, snsa"oetAA'a'A sn
uikel..--..>s'e"""'.s:ccs "'O'
I'd. SAe celeste, enouadsEnas.1s -,
se;oqic NspaGol, en0ua-
asrnaei6n de carey CON Ia -,
srustaciones de naear.s. "
=. mujer eat6isa, ensuAdss'
saoi6n de nAcar con rene ,.,o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
T T NsT'sA.

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, Ell envases5ade to4o
peso. De coIores: azuI, encarnada,
violeta, amariIIa, verde y chocolat :.
Estas tlItimas EN- envases dc 500 era-
mos y L. kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
DOLORES RK TUBOS,.

DOLORES KK TUBW.
Ora LA PINTURA AL OLRO Y
LA UUARELA, 5E AOAEAN DE
RKOIBIRIgN AsTA IMFRANTA
HJIlin GssssrsI,
bSGuls
BiAnco Ae plavR
BlAnso de pioms
BlGnc0 Dc xinc, ....
Aaul celeste
Axul as coDAltOs
Aaui ks Pf0Sla. .... ..
Us.Asa0C \eTsx .da MsFTs
U@asa&o rose
OaaLA1O d VsR DyFk
jsaEaain Qusm&Qs
JsfnslA &s fualB.
Js1GSA aAais
BexAasAlSa.
&aSEs911,
1.G& IA "a. na
IaQsSsss
A&.zt,}l0 0sgaSGmia.
AGla!Sss3 :sa sgonlo slaEz,
alG@sIl1o de aEGaoa essU
Amssisio indiauO.
AAs,iA3o as GaaDolsR
A&Sa lGs1RGs.S g.
Lsaa aagsaIasag
Laas rRlia
LaGa azssEl.sa,
LacA oraiussssS
LaeR vtSislA.
Negro -. - '---"1l;
Negro ae axrasss
OcTs asasaAo.
Oa9s aleseiliS,
0eea soio:
Oors Sc eG&a2
UlsgamaF'
| PtsArs DO his,,
RGso G@ Sniarnu
koie da Vsnvaia.
Hs sgrs d. Drag
| saq.a,
seoss aoIoFsAd&.g
| Rs1&l;s.
1 I.n&ugA asucTe.
E'"fa. 10 Oaasel.
1 9s4frs ds OoIoaia.
1.sEts as Itat!s asszrn.
Il TtekRa as liz ,is - -.
Il IlsrEa de somora natus.,
Tier,s ds 1s ~; sS@ osa qnemads'
Tisrrs - SsSHa Ss sstarsI.
u f.'res s:Tr .,,s- ;as S''qs qusas5u;
Il BsEn'll6n iagtea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
1O@E T. SILVA
ETUAN s7-OAPITAL

~nuIado de MSiies, Ban lueec
ssoMists, Agente. .Prine' pal de
- Fa,~aEia gensrals Tras a lanti~
Is nsn0res fransases), OeER espon
Q1e : Tradit LyOunaisde Paris, Be-
lAs ca ctlSrte de los NssableclmieA-
rsr,,''1 '1'ail de Paris, de Ia Oom-
t'e ''s Ss % ssgusos oontra ineendio'
Or q = u ~ GA. y d4la Comp
\ lss sc's AlisREa de aaegurs~
> '.F'as = as BsleslcpA, H'as. su'
ssss1.s,s 81. s,ss,Aso'dill''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
EMPRE9A
l'ssEES ESFAAULsS COUlIsSDI Las IsfIslll
y trasportes mIIitarea
de Sob1inos dt Herrera, Habana.

Los vapOres de esta empress sfse'
tuarAn % ealida desds este puerto str
los dtaG s, 10, Is, 30 y IS de cads nss
I las 5 de la tarde on los dtbs de lkh0
= 4 las IL del dia en- los festivoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10

De vonras en sa lrnpron'a a d
B )L1TIE MERoAa2Gz.
La bolna, sl Uonaaolo =
las soaladSdes M0rCas.
ailes, I GGMo~..-.-... -. p~ &,
LSsooi0nes da Derecho Meg
cantil. POE vaE1oS alun
aos de don Luis Silveia. J
mO~a-.~ua --A.-~
Vi bro de las Sst;Raa, DOE
don Ventura Ruis Aguj-
lera, c0mprenda: Sail
saa, La arcadia moder,
aa, Grandezas do !os
peQueaos, Apigramas
letrillas, Varlas f&5ulaa
M0ralejas, / tomo, rita.
5ica 260 P&glRas.. ...---- ~-.-
CandluO, N0vsla por don
Mar3ano Ra1nlx0, l to
mo rhstaca..s.....~.-.-......-.-
nnoonsts 3 ao2sadlllo J
I'll n0aDslaGlo FiI.iars
por idaln, nm aono-.-.
lkss Baiios de AIgel, 90.
aodla, por Id, IN tonao
9l gallaxoo es2@hoi, idea,
2or idem, ua Eorao.
La leyeada de Nccha-bues
3s:~-,~~" s-a-'-~-. "------"
I'll hijo dal Saorsssan, po2
ION CsarlCa Neo2taura,
a tOm0G. .~...~.,~~..~-u. 4
Fe!ipe z: Nssudl0 Aist6ri-
90 osiEtOo, poE V. 60,
E19&s l. Gons0 4.pss,.o-~~
Lh.aFS0, EaJudio clentiti.
60, por don Julio 66
t10A~~~-~~n = ~0@ ~~~eeAs 4
Homenaje Po6tiao, Poe.
slas de 30 inSenios, .
$oDa0e,~-~se.~. ..~-~...--. .-. ..u
Habatahusda1 o. los a.
tfos, PoE Cor Soss Mo,
SsAo : As5usas. / Gomo
~ueDles y rapiOas, segun.
sla s6rie de carEas o una
as9i1 1ta so0ee Ie habi-
tacl0ns poE n. MlQ0aI 3
BA1ia, J. t0m0 -----
o,rntls de- visua, DOE don
M, ,gael Moya, IN sorno,
Los madees,, por FrOntau.
70, l tono no------.,..
Lsya Ida de los Reyas, NJ
vala Historical, Por d,a
T"sanaao Tassago, l -.
mO~~ s~~~~~ s-ss.s~-. sss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
7 ( II II

para escribir y copiar de djversas
marcas En- potes pequenos hay in
finidad de clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10

~ yea sepaAdos prueDa fuego
FaaronnelE,
$50 00"0"ss'O" ~1pO SaHeo, as' como d. hGsO
uo Gouv AH0I~dU Cuasscue9
IEeCen los communicates,
u co&ao0Us anS '0s mAIOaa Hxlranterxk
Ase"ss ss"s'G' ssa sOBRINOs DE EzQUIAGA
San J1an, fdeESO Ii Roa4alesa u1mero H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
N fE))8n AglTE RlbA gL ALUNDRlD) Dc Ll&4 gIb!iIE.
SON LOS DE LAS MARCAs
;'tUL RRllLANTE" 'HEFANTk"
LUZ SOLAR" : 'AGy!Ll,i:: !,
las 7cuales estln 're9istradasy cert1cadas. 49, -
las7cuales estln n'reRistradasy certif1c I'd IS.

ns6os a3sites. gro,
0uSJo az. una fabrlsa-
oioa especial, debida 1
la expertenCia adQuifl-
da " "a L anBo IAoUnOS
snoS On la lnduSgrla Dc
redDar petr6leo tanto
sA AOs EStAd os, UnidOr,
como en- OubA. M6itCo
= 0EroE paises, son, siR
NO superlores, igualeS
q loa mej0rss que 90
iGnp0rtan del extzanjo:
70, bajO dlsersOs nom.
Ores y ~ AEcss, "a por
saS buenas eualdades
lnminlCaA, euAnt0 por la
que OfreCeDa
; Causa, 0e sus alias
on dens
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
ESFERAS

nata las Escuelas; con nell-
sfano de- metal, ljuegos con-
plstos,,,, d.. . .Copernico, Armilar'
Terrestre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
LINNA DB1OAIBARIAR,

To1os los lunax D La 8 do 10 tards
saldr& AZ vHp0r que, tOeandO los martsu
su In lssDaIA dc SagrA, LsgAF& D Cal.
OA2ien laH RaiAreolss.
RstornsEE Aails0ao, do Uaibarien los
jasVss. dsspuSs Dc 10 IlsgadA del trsn
&s pssslsr0k, con ssSala On Ba9aA, J
IisgATA A IL HabaDn los VisHnsa.
To30s los ViaEnsa & lRE 8 dc Ia tAFds
sAldra osrO yepOr que tns&fS sp IsabsIs
ts SaszA iOa 6&baSoA J llsgAEG q OAi.
oArisn lOa D0mig0a.
EfeSsusr& ~ rat ,yDo ,sGliendo Dc OAi.
asrisn log saAFsSs, 4spuA% Dc La IIsgaas
eel tran Dc paRajssos, toeafA On 6agxS
llsgEE& D Ia HEoAnA los miaFeolss.
R2AO1IGAEORi
ksG@ e4pFseA sisne si sHpof AGU1'
t4A. rotents para ss1oIquss pos Iaa
e9asAs de sstA IslA, = habiiitAndo d
i,ombsa para Aahiqras Y ttilss para sAi'
vAmsntCs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10

Eujuiciamiento..civi' por Sslce-
do, l tcmO.
Ley De epjnlci&miento civil. En-
| o Reus, 6.tomos
Legislaclon HipotecarLa;pcr Ga
lando, A tomos
Ley Hi2oteesrja con Reg'smer .
-, por Moreli, tomo.
Afsnoeles judiCiAlea spara 10 orr
minal.
Tatticas de REQ dta, ,:.40scse. -
ldem SeCclCn J CoGpAn a. 60 OTIS.
1dem Battalion, 80 cGs.
Manual de Oiales 1e trOpa, 2 to-
MS s 2-75.
OodigO &c Justicis MilltsA. 5O
CaAtaVOa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10

PAPEL SELLADO

aladrado por ma sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres de ohcios, etc.
De vensa en- esta kImprents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
i.IDF os para la Acadelnla
preparatoria.

pr6pdFdtOrl0.
Aritmetics,. .por Sail
Eas, l tGmO.
Algebra, pOr ldcm 2
tOm0
0eOmetr1A pUr Orte'
ga, z .Omos..........
TrsgrUnometEiA, pur
G3Mc7 J Palette, l to-
0io.--..~s.....~.....
G-&maGlo4s ts~bcesa,
'pJs ,OUeLerU, l tuEc..
L aGuClcH, pot It's.
mania, l tomo.
AEltmet,Ca, a-U1 UoE-
t&sAt, l tOn4o.--.-....
AiGeLGS, t0t I40M, J
UOLiOs 80 .. .ssssss
GeoMeGris, pos AAem
L tOMU.. ..s~....s..s
deOmetrta J IrlgO-
tometsia, pOr Gavllans
i LUulGsA .ssSSesseAes
AEltm6ElCa, p0r Oar
G.n, l t0mU..........
Algebra, pOE Idem, l
bOWO 80 . s-ss ssassssasa
Go004etkia, pUE iueM
| J. tOInls.
AIaMatiEA t4&A CGHH.
p0E OnassETvau, E0mO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
ENT W - NA - 8,

Sc GcGb,>ss Ge recibn' en- L0 Inapre,a-
tG del BOLet(n:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-10
LIBROS .BARATOS

De vonfa, en ia lrpron'a dal
B )LaTIH MxRCAs2Ia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28

Furnished by the W. A. Michael Gem
mission Co., Brokers in Grain, Provisions
and Stocks, ITO West Sixth Ave, Topeka,
New York: The tip is out to get long
and stay long on Union Uacifc.-S:37 a m
will be much smaller than the past few
weeks, less than 2 million bushels now
indicated.
Figuring on decrease of about I million
business next Monday-S:40 a. m.
ST. Louis millers offer -four in New
England at 81 a barrel less than present
prices for first half of July shipment
French crop prospects less favorable.
Weather has turned bad
Liverpool turn loWer.-9:46 a. m
Chicago Note general tendency of news
this morning is bearish. Do not get too
bearish on a dip like this. Good specu-
latOrs are picking up a little wheat on
scale down. In our opinion this is the
day to buy.-S:55 a. m
Receipts of hogs Chicago $1,000, Kansas
City 5000 Omaha 1900.
Chica go receipts today: Wheat cars.
grade 2: corn 965 cars. grade 1875; oats 400
cars, grade g.
Chicago: Reporting frost in extreme
north not confirmed-9:21 a m
Chicago: Sell this corn on every rally.
Nearly a thousand cars here today. and
receipts will be heavy for some time
9:15 a.
New York: Nothing doing in anything
Few traders are for scalping account.
No significance attached to early trans
actiOnS.-10:G2 a.
Look out for a quick slump in corn.
The market is getting dangerously close
to a batch of stop loss orders and COM
mission houses will not hesitate to un~
load as they are afraid of light margins
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Yount are the
parents of a boy, born yesterday
Prescott & Co. have secured the con-
tract for the plumbing IN the Hutch
insOn and Dodge City depotS, to be
built this summer.
Henry Daub, foreman of the water
service of the Rock Island, has bought
two lots at sos Lane street and will
soon erect a 81, 500 house on the prop
erty.
J. w Ferguson has sold the six room
house at 1871 Lincoln street to j. T. Da-
Wis, city salesman for the Parkhurst-
Davis Mercantile company for $1.45O-
Mr.. Davis will occupy the house him
self
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Memorial day speaking will commence
at Hamilton hall Col. ]. H fitzpatrick
of LeavenwOrth will be the orator of
the day.
The Topeka clearing house associa-
ton has decided to take each Saturday
afternoon as a holiday, beginning June
Is to October 1. This will let the bank
clerks off to at least one ball game
week.
The Sunday school convention of the
Eastern Kansas Dunkard churches
will be held at the church in Oakland
tomorrow afternoon and close Sunday
evening. Rev. S. B. Katherman of
Lawrence is president Of the cOnven-
ton.
Last evening the two literary socie-
school held a contest L. S Ferry, z.
G. Wilson and W. 2. Schoch acted as
judges and gave the Ciceronians 1,747
out of a possible 1000 points and the
DemOstheneans 1887.
The Y. NJ c. A has arranged for
special memorial services Sunday aft
eTnoon at o'clock. for the Sons of
Veterans and members of the Grand
Army The Y. NJ c. A. glee club will
furnish music and Rev. J. D. Counter
mine will deliver an address. The To-
peka Grand Army posts have been in
vited to attend in a body.
For the state convention of the 7.
P. S. c. z. to be held here next week
the local entertainment committee has
endeavOred to make a thorough can
vass of the city to secure places for
delegates to stay while here. If any
homes have been missed in the canvass
H w Bonbgardner. chairman of the
committee, would like to be notified.
He is at room 1, A, T. & s. F. Office
building.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press to
the State Journal

Chicago, May ~.
wHEAT-Opened steady and a shade
higher, influenced by cables which showed
a better opening tone than expected
There was some feeling also that a re-
action was due after a four days de-
cline. The general news was bearish, the
weather being seasonable, crop reports
favorable and northwest receipts rather
heavy, 407 cars against 47S last week and
377 the year before: The market too, was
very dull, a condition nearly always con-
ductive to a decline and today was no
exception. July opened at 693sd6912c.
against yesterdays close of 694c and
gradually sold down to 6S5sc. Traders
looked for a visible decrease of from 112
to 2 million bushels.
CORN-Opened steady but declined as
wheat weakened. Trading was exceed
ingly small. Local receipts heavy, 965
cars. July opened a shade higher at 2Szl
0237sc and declined to 235sQ23&c.
OATS-Quiet but firm on covering by
shorts. Local receipts were ago cars.
July opened a shade lower at 1ISsQ1I1ac
and advanced to 1Issc.
PROVISIONS-Were steady with shorts
inclined to cover Not much attention
was paid to the heavy hog receipts as
heretofore. July pork opened unchanged
at $500 July lard opened a shade lower
at S3.5711Q3.60 and advanced to S3.6213.
July ribs opened a shade lower at 81 1919
and advanced to $4-35q4. 3712.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
PEN BOOKS CHOSEN.
Text Book Commission Armour ces
the Result of Its Work

The first ten days session of the state
school book commission ended last
night and the commissioners, after a
silence, enforced by law, for that
length of time were privileged to give
out the result of the deliberations Of
the board in awarding contracts for
the publication of books.
The adoption of ten books has
been accomplished, there remaining
eleven books to be selected. The books
adopted, name of the author, publisher
and price follows:
Students speller, prepared by James
and De Garmo, price 10 cents; the Mod
Ell arithmetic, Belfield elementary, %
cents; complete, IS cents; Collins text
book of algebra, so cents; Model school
history, Taylor. price so cents. These
four books are published by Scott,
Foresman & Co, of Chicago, and to
that company was awarded the con-
tract.
McNalIy's Introductory and
school Biographies. 80 and IS cents;
HOenshePs complete grammar 80 cents;
both published by Crane & Co. of To-
pelza.
The system of vertical writing was
adopted and the system used by Prof
RoudeEuSh of Topeka will be used.
The Central Supply House of Chica-
go publishes Mr.. Roudebush's work.
The price is cents.
A New Mental arithmetic, prepared
by GeO.E. Seymour, an instructor IN
the St Louis high school, published by
the BecktOld Printing company of st.
Louis was adopted. The price is 20
cents.
The spelling books and histories are
not ready for delivery, but soon will be-
The publication of the history will be
DELAYED until the commission prepares
20 additional pages containing import
ant references to Kansas history, but
it is expected that they will be ready in
a month.
The grammar adopted was prepared
by President Hoenshel when he was in
charge of Campbell university at Hol-
ton He is now in Nebraska at the
head of a normal college.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
PROTECT THE TRADEMARK
Minneapolis Millers Bring Suit to
Restrain Outside Firms.

Milwaukee. Wis, May 2S.-Two suits
of great Importance to millers doing
business outside of Minnesota have
been filed in the United States court
against two Milwaukee milling corpor-
ations. The issue raised is the right to
use the words minneapolis and
Minnesota in connection with flour
manufactured outside of Minneapolis
and outside of Minnesota.
The suits are brought by the Pills
bury Washburn Flour Mills company,
Ltd, against the B. Stern Sons and
against the Faist-Kraus company. In
both suits the Milwaukee Bag COM
pany, which makes the bags used by
the companies, is made a co-defend-
ant.
1t is claimed that this has continued
for some time to the great damage of
the plaintiffs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
KANSAS BAR FIXTURES.
Attracted the Attention of a Kansas
City Saloon Keeper and He is
Now in Trouble

Kansas City, May 2s.-A straw showing
which way the Kansas prohibition law
works foated through Judge Gates divi-
sion of the Jackson county circuit court
yesterday when Thomas McNabb, who is
being sued for the value of a lot of sa-
loon fixtures, testified that he was Undue
ed to place the contract for the fixtures
because his fancy had been taken by
some swell bar furniture in Leavenworth.
Leavenworth is in Kansas. Kansas is
where they have the Murray law, which
is designed to prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors. Bar fixtures are more or
less necessary adjuncts of the sale of in
toxicatine LIQUORS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
BARRELS OF MONEY
Buried by Pirates Attract Citizens of
DnInth.

Duluth Mimi, May 2S.-William
Chapman and A. Zimmerman have re-
turned from the Barbados, whittier
they went last winter in search of treas
IRE alleged by Chapman to have been
buried there in 1847 or 1S4S by Simms,
the pirate. The trip was fruitless for
the reason that they could not buy the
land where the money is buried, nor
did they have an opportunity to dig for
it secretly.
Another expedition is planning. Chap
man claims to have been a member of
the pirate crew of Simms, and says
that one barrel of gold and two of sill
yer was buried on the island. This is
the second expedition from Duluth in
quest of the treasure, and both were
led by Chapman. The same difficulties
were experienced in each case.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28

on corn with these heavy receipts
1907 a. m.
Weather good. average showers fell
since yesterday morning in lower Mis-
gion and southwest Nearly an inch OF
rain in Oklahoma and showers in Miss
iSsippi and Ohio valley; cloudy and show
cry this morning in central valleys
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat IS cars corn LOCO cars, oats 542
cars, hogs 20, 900 head.
Puts July wheat 68$sQ6S72c, calls July
wheat 6912Q693sc; puts July corn Z9sc,
calls July corn 237sc; puts July pork 1892,
calls July pork $S-12.
this year 215 cars, last year 205 cars; Du-
luth, this year 1872 cars, last year IT'S cars.
Exports four ports: Wheat 1870, flour
Il, 757, corn 1856 754. oats 141, 791, wheat and
flour eqauI $4,000 bushels
Liverpool wheat I'D lower all around
1:25 p. m.
Chicago: A great deal of wheat was
thrown overheard during the first part
of today's session causing break to $3.50.
Very little stuff sold for short
count When price reached 6S1ac pur~
to the market. Clearances from the At
1antic seabOards have been disappointing
and expectations in regard to visible sup
ply next Monday is not encouraging
the market. France has been making
bids but limits far away from the
cash basis that their offers are not worth
considering. Since u o clock market has
shown some strength mainly through
efforts of shorts to realize sales and
on purchases against privileges. We
present Corn has ruled weak during the
entire session. We believe corn will sell
considerably lower. Receipts have been
heavy and no sign of growing less. Oats
of other markets. Provisions market dun
and neglected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
WAREHOUSE LAW VOID.
Minnesota Enactment is Declared IN
constitutional

ST. Paul, May 28.-The supreme court
has declared the public warehouse law
of 1895 unconstitutional. The law pro-
vided that every public warehouse other
than those used for storage of grain
should secure license from the govern
rnent within 80 days after the passage
of the act and that all railroad cOmpa-
MES should be required to turn over to
the warehouse companies all goods
which had been in their possession I'M
called for for 20 days or more.
The storage company was to pay the
transportation charges and take a lien
upon the goods for the amount The
Milwaukee, Great Northern and Chi
cagO Great Western roads contested the
q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
chicago Livestock Market.

chicago, May %.
HOGs-Receipts today, 81. 900, left over
5000. Market active and steady at yes
terday's closing. Lights SS.45p3. 50; mixed
So 1893. 571a; heavy s3.25Q355; rough $3.25Q
CATTLE-Recefpts $500. Quiet but
steady. Nothing doing here Beeveg $50
$500; cows and heifers $2.00Q4.40; Texas
steers So. 10G435; stockers and feeders So so
Q4.6O.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Sheep market
steady; lambs easy. Native sheep &. 500
4S0: westerns s.. 50G4.60; lambs SO. 25u5. 80.
HOGS-OfficiaI receipts yesterday IS, 1872;
shipments 5,602
CATTLE-OfficiaI receipts yesterday g.
242: shipments 1857.
SHEEP-Offieia1 receipts yesterday TO-
Estimated receipts hogs tomorrow TO-
600 head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
BANK PRES. SENTENCED.
J. F. johnson Gets a Sentence of Ten
Years for Defaulting.

indianapolis, Ind, May 28.-John F.
Johnson, late president and cashier Of
the State National bank of Logansport,
was sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment in the Ohio state penitentiary at
10 o'clock this morning by Judge Bak-
er of the United States court for the
district of Indiana
There was no sensation and Johnson
received the words of the judge with
out a tremor and Mrs. Johnson, who
was present in the court room, listened
to the sentence without emotion. BY
counting off good time, Johnson will
have to serve about seven years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
NINE. BLANC'S HUSBAND
In Jail for observation-disclosures Calls it
an Outrage.

New York, May 2S.-The Baroness
Blanc. who is now playing in a theater
here, called at police station early this
morning and identified a prisoner as
Leeds Waters, her husband, for whom
she secured q warrant a few days ago,
on the ground of desertion.
Waters protested that his arrest was
an outrage and said he had proceedings
pending for divorce on the grounds that
the baroness had another husband living
when she married him. He was locked
I'D.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-28
Kansas City Produce Market.

Kansas City, May %
WHEAT-Again lower. offerings more
liberal; No. 2 hard 71Q73c; one car fancy
yellow berry 75c; No. 3, 63Q66c; No. a.
60c; No. 2 spring 73c; No. 3, 65Q6Sc; No.
red S5c; No 3, S0Q83c.
CORN-About 1sc lower; fairly active;
No. 2 mixed 19Q1S1zc.
OATS-About Nc lower, rather quiet;
No. white 20Q21c.
RYE-Higher; No. 2, 3O1kc.
HAY-W eak: choice timothy 5000;
choice prairie $7.0O67.50.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery 1o1zQ12c;
EGGs-F'irm, receipts continue light;
fresh TIC.