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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10
UP GOES BUSINESS.
Topeka Postoffice Shows Substan-
tial Increase.

The annual report of the Topeka post
office for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1900, shows an increase in stamp business
of 5.13 per cent, in money order business
of 11-65 per cent, in special delivery busl-
The detailed statement, as published by
Postmaster Guthrie In q small pamphlet
shows the following:
The total sales of stamps, envelopes,
cards, second-class postage and box rents
collected for the fiscal year ending Jun
30th 1889, were by quarters as follows:
First quarter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q. .SS
Second quarter Neutrality-suspicious.. 30,665-51
F Foufth ao Quarter - Ssissss
Total for the fiscal year. .s117, 226. rs
The total sales of stamps, envelopes,
cards, second-class postage and box rents
collected for the fiscal year ending June
Both, 1900, were by quarters as foiows: -.
Second quarter g g S 90 3
Third quarter -...-..--.-.---..-- 90 ~ %
Fourth quarter ..............-.....- 3UVi4-SS
Total for the fiscal year $500. 1923 245-o7
Gain for fiscal year 1900 over previous
Postage Collected for seeond-cIass mat
ter-newspapers, etc.-1 cent per pound:
For the fiscal year ending June. o
For the fiscal year ending June
SOth, 1899 -....-..--.---......- s'ooo'1z
Gain for fiscal year ending June o., 90
M SVoe; l order system --Ai'"-
Total volume of business during. o-0 -,- ~
year 81, 012 571-O0
Total volume of business pre-
V1ouS year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 96O,oS %
Increase III. 1852
Increase in the last year over pre-
1,576 orders, amounting Do. s12 2s5. SO
Increase in paid orders for same
period, 1886 orders, amounting
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sol, 4SS.ZI
Amount of deposits received from
money order offices depOSiting
their surplus in Topeka during
year ending June 30th, 1900. .$251, SOl- Is
New York drafts Observation-Disclosures. log, 900 90
RemlptanceS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o,zoU.UO
FeeS and war TAX. zzU4-VO
Increase in volume of business over pre-
viouS year, II. 65 per cent
Increase in issued work, II per cent
Increase in paid work, 20.69 per cent.
Registry division:
Registers received and delivered
from July 1st, 1S99 to June 30th.
1910 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1i,Zlo
Letters and packages registered
during July 1st, 1899, to June 30th,
19OO .--...-.....-.....-...... 6,oo9
Total q. 79s.
Registers received and delivered
from July 1st, 1898. to June 30th,
1879 1o'5o4
ing july 1st, 1898, to June Both, 1893. 6,0SS
Total q, 1892
Gain 1899 to 1900 over 1898 to 1899, z, 407.
The gain in the amount collected from
newspapers shows the largest per cent
of increase from any one source and
speaks well for the papers of the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10

New York, July 10.-SUGAR-Raw, firm
fair refining, 414c; centrifugal, SO test, 49zc
molasses sugar, 4c
COFFEE Steady; No. Rio, 9Ac-
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Denver Pueblo, Colorado Springs, amp
Return $1,000 via Santa Fe

Tickets on sale July z, 8, 9, 10, Is and
Aug. Is. Stopovers allowed between Pc- |
eblo and Denver enabling one to stop
at Colorado Springs. Final limit of j
ticket October 31st See T. L. King,
agent, for particulars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10

It has been demonstrated by experience
that consumption can be prevented by the
early use of One Minute Cough Cure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10
New Goods.

Fine Tablets, pure Linen 10c. Benefits
Book Store. $50 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10
Butter Market.
Sugar Market.

New York. July 10.-BUTTER-Stea
creamery. 17G191zc; factory. 14917c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10
Market Gossin.

Furnished by J. G. Goings, Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street, Topeka,
Kan, receiver and shipper Of grain.
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Range of Prices.

Furnished by j. c. Goings. Commission
Merchant, I12 East Fifth street, Topeka.
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain.
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Furnished by ]. c. Goings, Commissio
Merchant, 112 East Fifth street, Topeka
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-11
NEW York MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, April 10 Flour Rcrpipts "a on
barrels exports. $3.50 barrels Market fairly active
Wheat Reccipts lieeS bushels exports s.eS
bushels, Spot quiet No. red. Tac ( O. b. fs{e
elevator options displayed rmness pretty much ali
day as result Of local covering, inspired BY bull
ish gossip on the government. together with strung
continental markets and good foreign buying clos.
Ell firm at i@sc net advance May closed Ttsc, July
itsc September closed Iiic
Wool-Quct.
HGps steady.
Cofse-o Options ciosed firm with puces Sdio
pdan,s higher sales 500 tas. ineiding NAV
6 &c Iay, 6.Dc September, Te-S7 ioc! October
Het7 lor. November. I i0c. Spot Rio, steady No
invoice. ~ Ne Sohhns. SIC. Mid steady
Cordova. statlsc
sugar Raw. suons fair rehnins. fstse; centrif.
ugai.. " test. iTisc Rsnned. strong
visible Grain supply.
srcsssi cable and teiesrAphie communications 70
Rrsdsttectss show the fdiluysius changes IN await
slide supply. AZ compared with the last account
Wheat utcd states aud Canada, east a the
Rockies decrease, GO bushels
LNciroI Com Trade News. anoat fot and In
Eurupc. increase. LOO 100 bushels. Total supply
decreased 81 one bushels
Corn. United states aud Canada. east q the
Roskics increase. SH 40 bgsheis
Oats. tuitrd states and Canada east 4 the
Roekies. dcefrsse. s. 90 hishsls
The aggregate ~ wheat hed AZ Portland Dt
Tacoma and seattle, W ash. tacrvascd LIS az iS.sh
els last week
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CHICAGO MARK Ers.
The board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Arm 70 Wheat hessn the session
Gfm. Mas D ever yesteriaT - GaGsS psns pas
higher and tAe Michigan couducu put At q
psr cent Ordinarily such ntms wuuld have no.
crfftd tut httlc motive tut az ttevc was o. earis
nrFa ~ auoihsr shorf traders tuns whaf thsy 5,lf
at aud acted "a u The naafkst tssss he'd 80
falnwing the opening. tut reacted later hslus.t
ty Hfs3atrerts aercase in thc vuFiAs vtsihle arl
ihe strength = cryu. MAJ asesnfing to Sd The
siass wss ern. Ma > up 81 So The uAtkef
vas uaHrgs saA nasiif tnsai IN character Tn
CERTAINTY ever the government resort bad tbs esacs
q 80. ava any ~ uiarls eiihrr VA A. TIE ,s,
sisa frrzrrss-a fhs tsiief that thc rvpart zssht
rt.i ths eutitiou audeY prsriaus CybstAttans s4sn
ava luss-atsesly hsa sanae rfest ca boosthz us
ffi5r
hsA rrcautiy CaaHuti hlu'cf Go nrsry reees tAk
nx To- market was uran oct NAV iossf
J. a. ever Yssffe54Y TIE icw rates usst sspirse T..
aaT ADD a rrstaetoo In frcstgss 70 eapectri d. -.
Gats tsilr~ea cora vitA suies sisl.sJ. Ma,
q ,sai efra b ~
r.,grit.ans aefs actlre and rtruuz Allhoash b,.ss
uspp easier tiyvvoA wa htkher fdg t2ea1
lad ava hana vhi,h wss edngitfsiiou. tut the
u-askst laea SIS ttrrtEtt 60 tEt hesvy CASA d.
rasrt s.alnst vhEh gseksrs sore h,srRl buyrrs
IA ntares Jais prods-9 msae rcseni Pc. bi14
ftgr- ra-k f-f icitcgy 'astug thaf asartA. tasil-
~ slsls lard NN Sad RIBS 8 q MAv pWk
tlsel T. 5ser yrtsrGAy Ma Us GO AM Ma
MS sssse hsiteT
rts ,esAlns fafurss rsnsti - foilo~s
Wheat " 3 OpsaiuE Highest L1ssst Closaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-11
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

Thu Narrhsrtt Eselaapss rsFoTti ths fulloaias
srArYf . Sricra Arrl D. sehr Rahy A. Co1s-
~ i,osa Hnuolslu saHsi. Aprl = O. AIhe7t
NsV vnAw5.tscn- Arrived. Aprl "a. RlosH.
rnHr TOv NsENna Arrived. AEra a. sehg
49, t--.ls..l-f Co. TitktiST sctf t7si'Af1- pro-
-rs,t,4 i. Taiievt s.ar t.sutrr Owe 90 Gamble,
cstv q seattle passed 80 hf 3 70 . no. faa Ia
roar GAaBLE- -aB~d. Arra =. ssAr 6. ".
W4tasn fsF H,Hsel,slM . 81.
DIAMOND pUfNr -aiiei. Ara ~ 40 "m
Irpl0W Asntsd AeFa 20. sshr Eadeasar, iroza
sax PEDRO Arrived. Ar1 o. sshf Ml4rea
fr.r- F1~t Garhlr
FORT RLAKELEN -AruVea, Agfu - sear
Asslss trfn $50 Diego
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-11
MARINE NEM =.

SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. Ann %. ~ Har-
yester Portland sailed Aprh 10 hk MandeTeI,
cape Neme tx John Vinthrup, Cape Nome ~
win " case, BRISTOL bsy; bk Nicholas TAayer.
Rrisia hSy.
- 80 s.p Trsneisce Arrived April g. abr
Ottgts ris1d from san Fnnciaco fer Aoordeen
tfrn e. s-hr J. X. Bruce. from san Francisco tof
Aberdeen - .
SANAiMo " CARVED. APrA 70. South
Portland san Ffarcisco
fer Hauekdug.
roar ARTHUR Arrived, April 2. Elm hrsueh.
SoK3HsWA- Arrived. Aptn 2. Tacoma, from
Az, sTcKt. tNp Arrived AprB u MAHposa. from
sJtiWOtSkEY saNr3 pfeviasa 20 Apni e. Eids
rasa fer parf ToWuss "a.
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HOW THE new CURE OPERATES.

the second MIRACLE By taking the
lungs of young, healthy sheep, cutting
them into thin slices. extracting the
fatty matters. drying them under anti
septic conditions. whipping them into
a fine powder. In a machine devised
for that purpose. boiling the powder
through fine boiling silk-we get as a
residuum LIVING LUNG CELLS,
CAPABLE or REPRODUCTIONS
These when taken into the stomach.
pass through the circulation and In
stall themselves In the lungs. Here
they grow and produce new
HEALTHY LUNG TISSUE.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April 0-Cattle- Receipts, 500 head
Generally steady. Natives-Best load on sale to-
day, S. S. good to prime steers. s. l0d5 %. poor to
medium, 81 Bs5; selected feeders. 81 sat % mixed
stockers, 81 scat: COWS Std4 10 hcifefs 81 l5d4 90
canners 81 SOC a.; bulls. 81 75tai 2s calves liberal
supply; lower, at 81 ssae.D Texans - Feeders
steers ssa5. 10; bulls, s. EasT5.
Hogs Receipts today, 5000 estimated tomorrow
2s 600 left over 400 Average. shade higher !.
closing weak: top, $50 Mixed and butchers s. 70
as ga; good 10 choice heavy. IS 50ds.T0. rough
heavy, IS f0d5.5o; light. S.Ssd5eo; bulk 81 sales.
S. 5sd5 CO.
Sheep Strong; lambs about steady Good 10
choice wethers s. a0as 81: fair TO choice mixed. IS
ds 10: Western sheep, ssd6,s0; yearliugs seas u ;
native lambs. s. soar IS Western lambs. ssdf IS.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Arril 10 Cattle Receipts, 400 head
Market shade lower Native beef steers ~ 25l75 e5
cows and heifers 81 3s64 So Gamers 50 2sa3 e
stockers and feeders, g ssa5 10; calves, 50 5aa7
bulls and stag 50 T5a3 70.
Hogs Receipts, 100 head Market Sc higher
Heavy S.iods ~ mixed. IS Tlas io light IS ssa
5 10. hulk 81 sales S. 81 td5s;0.
Sheep Receipts. 100 head Market strong. Fair
to ehotce natives IS sid6 q: fair TO choice West
ems IS. l5 common to stock sheep, 81 5aas Is
lambs, psdf 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-11

THERE rs BUT ONE OFFICE
UPON THIS COAST EQUIPPED FOR
THIS WORK. our offices arc better
equipped with electro-therapeuttc ap-
pliancos than any other office ON tho
Coast
We are the only doctors on this
Coast who cure Goitre tbg neck), Lo-
comotor- Atsxia and cirrhosis OF tho
Liver. We cure Rupture without any
operation. our treatment for CA
TARRH ia unequaled.
The same Is true of Eczema and all
Skin Diseases Fits and Diseases OF tho
Nerves syphilis and all Blood Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, etc. Cali or write.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-11
q N. SALISBURY,
eertssn Director, Seattle, wssf

- f'-sratsd husy appearances toiaY.
fkafe 4 business was not above tho
~ Steamer arrived ftrsn san Fran
WIS higa cargo a fruit and
~ Ne msfrhanis we're occupied in
ha@ The Coast rhs shipment q
EHs ssssa In coed shape.
~ise cams m this Afternoon The
s'Ae ; ScvsAs and paieos may al
AAeaah The market Il web sap
h NJ sasl Sellers AZ current anfsa
sess,a ssala fruit. lvsnos and llp,ea
ae Ms lahan mAfket r. he,tsning
M ennains II warn weathef.
y ssssissm demand several large
ssss wee alissi ye.tetiay al Nv,
~ sv,sias N tfun Yskima siro.t
natsss y hysn and si,o l. i50kg.i
- wsss~s sss wliina sell. si,housh thr
-. N'1sssns have nqt bsca va arst.
n ss,ss 40 ssaliKg~ef wi steadily Wal.
Nj $500 fst eisN quality Il IN sr.at
~ W ssfply y Invited Cellfsrnis
teiay and AL 90 ~ a. laus
IA ny szaiH are unchanged Ian.
q y. MseAsas uss last jhm3 betes IA
@a tAAsa nAslssra fsmains no
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- Es''ss ar heing essfea 10 he pro-
- ~ asslss h. delivery h rgan4 iats
No. ~ = a. az sl ss.sts
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w. sw N ssnay, saig,i M.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. April 10 The wool market here con
tnues dull. with slow sales. and values are rather
easier a whole Bids on the basis ~ 55c cleaned
being freely made for good lines Of fine medium
and fine territory woods and dealers disposed
TO sell at this price large blocks would change
hands. Fleece woods are quiet, but sales OF Ohio
reported At Sc, with fine Ohio medium AT Sc
Quotations Montana and Dakota fine medium
and fine 28a22le; secured. 5T@5sc; staple e3d6Sc
Utah and Wyoming fine medium and fine laa1c
secured 55d57c staple 6s0f6bc. Idaho ane medium
and fine. lsa1sc; secured. 55G5Tc medium, 1at23c ,
secured 5ola5ic.
Australian secured basis spot prices: Cumhinr
superhne nominal 9saa5e; good, ssae0e; average
s6assc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. April i0-wheat-CarVoes on passage
easy; red. quiet; oargoes No | standard California,
ga 81 cargoes Walla Wala. 2ss I'D. English coun-
try markets quiet
LIVERPOOL. April lO.-Wheat-Firm; No l
standard California. 6s g. Wheat in Paris steady
-four in Paris Arm French country markets firmer
Northern spring. g. "a futures steady: April nom
ina. MAY rs i0id July s. l0sd
C0rn-spot American mixed. new, steady Il "a
American mixed. old. firm. Is 9ad; futures steady ;
Mar, Is 2sd: July. Is Id September, Is lad.
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have taken two treatments and am
very greatly improved"
Mr., j. C. wehn, foreman Union Iron
Works. says: MY wife has had lung
trouble for years. She took your
treatment-for the nrst tinne-in tho
evening. That night. for the first time
in ten wears. she slept peacefully.
The cough had LEFT her. She sleeps
well. eats well and feels we'll"
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A QuieE safe and sure Relief for Sick
or Nervous Headache. BackAche. Stom-
ach Pains. Neuralgia. Nervousness, irri-
liability. SieepiesSness. rheumatism, SCI
atica. Contain no opium or morphine and
leave no bad aftsF-sifectG. doses &c
AZ aragsIstA
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST ron WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or. April TO- 1890.
Showers; stationary temperature.
OMITTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGHs.
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Mrs. ]. Sadoske, ballard. WASH.
says: Il have been suffering from
lung trouble (consumption) long
time. Your AIRS, treatment stopped
my cough. My appetite has increased
and ! am feeling good"
Chas. Walker. 100 Sixth avenue
south. Seattle. saws; 81 left the store
II year ago on account Of lung trouble
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