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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05

RUSSIA SQUARES HERSELF
Important and Satisfactory Commun-
1cation Received at Washington

Washington, April 5.-The United
states government has received com
1nunication from the government OF
Russia of unusual Importance It bears
on the conditions in China, and par
ticularly those relating to Manchuria-
The document has created profoundly
favorable impression and at the state
department it is looked upon as the most
salutary development that has occurred
formany monthsin the eastern situation
Secretary Hay received the communica-
ton from Count Cassini last night ana
communicated it to the president AL
though the terms or the Russian com
nunicatiOn are withheld. it is known
that Russia takes occasion to give strong
assurances Of her disinterested purpose
throughout her dealings with China As
to Manchuria it is stated that Russia 9
course never has varied In the deter
mination to leave that province as an
integral part of China and to retire the
Russian troops as rapidly as sa1ety VIII
permit. But, as a more signal evidence
of Russia's purposes and as an evidence
of the emperor's devotion to the purposes
of peace, assurances Of a definite ana sat-
isfactory character are now given as 20
the execution Of these purposes. The be-
lief is held in official quarters that the
assurances Of Russia are so sweeping
as completely to avert the threateneo
crisis in Manchuria.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
THAT TEXAS WHEAT LOUISE
It rs Playing Havoc in Oat and
Wheat Fields

Herbert Hackney has received a letter
from John N Heter, a Nebraska miller
who is travelling in Texas and the letter
gives confirmation to the report of the
ravages of the Texas wheat louise in the
oat and wheat fields.
Mr.. Heter says in his letter: It have
crossed the wheat section of the state Of
Texas and I am sorry to say that the
reports have not been exaggerated. In
fact the conditions are worse than the
reports. All of the oat fields and nearly
every wheat field is bare and what little
wheat is left standing viii last but a
few hours at the present capacity of the
appetite of the so called Texas wheat
louise Texas viii have to look to Kan
sas and Oklahoma for wheat and oats
and f1nl1r-,,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
ASKS THE COLONELS.
Secretary Root Working on Artillery
Reorganization

Washington, April 5.-Secretary Root
has been considering the subject of ar
tillery regulations for the corps. The
reorganization act provided that the sec
retary should prescribe regulations, and
under this clause. he has sought infor-
nation from the army officers qualified
to make suggestions. He has requested
the views of colonels Of artillery and
most of these have been received and are
now being considered When the regn-
lations are formulated. a chief of artil-
lery will be named, and two additional
officers selected for members of the ord
nance and fOrtifcation board. Several
cOlOnels of artillery have indicated their
dlslnclination to serve as chief of artil-
lery, as the selection carries with it no
additional pay and every colonel is now
IN command of some post. a more pleas
ant duty than can be found as chief Of
artillery stationed in Washington and
directly subordinate to the officers in the
department with the sole responsibility
of the corps on his hands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
OVERCOME BY GAS.
Five Women Carried to the Open Air
by Another

Chicago, April 5--Five persons were
overcome by gas in a residence at $40
North State street last evening and ex-
cept for a woman's efforts. probably
would have met death from asphyxia-
ton The rescuer, Mrs Mary Kerney,
who also was effected by the gas, al
though slightly, managed to carry the
five unconscious women and children in
20 the yard.
A physician was summoned and after
several hours hard work. he said all
would recover, although two were still
in a serious condition.
The persons overcome were:
Nellie Kerney, aged 1s. condition Sc
rious.
Josie Kerney, aged 16.
Mrs. W. J. Lawler. Mrs. Kerney's sis
ter.
Mrs. Anna Murphy, mother of Mrs.
Kerney, 20 years old, condition serious.
Child of Mrs Lawler, aged 10 months.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
WOMEN FIGHT "A DUEL.
One Receives Two Shots in the Breast
but Is Still Alive

Chicago. April 5--A special to the
Record Herald from Newkirk, Okla,
says:
Mrs Ella Zeiglein and Mrs. Daughon,
living near this city. fought a duel with
revolvers at twenty PAGES yesterday and
Mrs Zeiglin is now in a hospital dan
gerOusly. but not necessarily fatally
wounded Two of her opponents shots
lodged in her breast. but she is able to
talk vOlubly and is anxious to recover.
that she may again fight Mrs. Daughon.
The duel grew out of a long standing
feud between the women, Jealousy being
the original cause
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
RUSSIA To STAY.
She Is About to Send a Circu-
lar to the Powers
Her Intention Of
Remaining in Manchuria.
ARMY OF 100000 MEN
VIII Occupy the Territory by
First of May.
Threatens to. Withdraw From
Concert of the Powers.

Paris, April Sit is understood here
that in consequence Of Cnina's refusal
to sign the Manchurian agreement Rus
sia is about to send a circular to the
pow ers, explaining that, owing to the
unsettled conditions in Manchuria her
troops viii continue to occupy that ter
ritory until order is established.
Shanghai. April 5.-The China assoc
citation has cabled to London a protest
against the proposal to pay the Chi
nese indemnity by an increase OF the
tariff. The association claims that al
though such an Increase is possibly
practicable it should remain for future
settlement as an increased tariff is call
culated to deprive the commercial
powers Of means Of redress for treaty
grievances and is also detrimental 70
the expansion of trade The association
considers that the honest collection OF
the present native sources OF revenue
will adequately provide for the payment
of the indemnity.
London. April 5.-IThe italian minister
in Pexin telegraphs, says the Rome cor
respondent of the Daily Mail that NJ
De Ciers has threatened that Russia
will leave the concert if the powers con-
tine to oppose the Manchurian conven-
tiou.
The Daily Chronicle publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch from Berlin;
Count Won Waldersee has sent an
urgent telegram to Emperor William
imploring him to endeavor to hasten the
negotiations for the withdrawal OF tle
allied troops on the ground that it is
impossible to prevent quarrels between
soldiers Of the different uationa-ltiea
which might at any moment lead to Sc
Tious trouble"
by the end Of May" says the Mos
COW correspondent Of the Daily Graphic.
"the Russian army in Manchuria VIII
number soc 600 men. IT is understood
that the Russian minister Of war, Cen
eral Kouroupaslzin, reclSons upon the
possibility of having 10 send an army
corps southwark into Korea
RUSSIA BI4AAlIcS THE POWERS.
St Petersburg, April -fNufdla now
bIarnes the powers for China's refusal 20
accept the conditions Of the evacuation
of Manchuria and calmly SAYS she a. ln
no hurry and can await events Inc .ur-
biased opinion here is that Russia occu-
from which nobody can dlslodee. htli-
However -warlike Japan may reel, teurrl't
Is confident that no opportunity VIII PC
given her to take the offensive without
placing herself in the wrong.
As far as can be seen japanese threats
have not caused a ripple OF eNcltefucnl
here.
WILL QUIETLY WATT.
st. Petersburg. Pa. April 5.-The Rus
sian government cvoncludes lengthy
statement respecting the Manchurlal
agreement in these words
'sWhile the Russian government MAIN
tains its present organization in Man
churia to preserve order in the vicinity
of the board frontiers OF Russia and re-
mains faithful to its original and oft re-
neated political programme. il win qui-
etly await the further course Of events
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
Addioks Men See Mckinley.

Washington. April 5.-Governor Hunn
DR.. c. r. Taylor and State Senator
Alice. of Delaware. all supporters of J.
Edward Addicks had an extended con-
ference with the president today Della
ware political matters were discussed.
Governor Hum denies that he contem-
plates calling a special session of the
legislature to elect senator's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
AGUINALDO AT WORK.
He Spends Hours Consulting the
Dictionary.

Manila, April s. 7:O5 b. m.-Aguinaldo.
composing his manifesto to the Filipino
people, spends hours consulting a die
tionary. The manifesto is not yet fin
ished- Promising gold discoveries are
reported from the island of Masbate
(close to the southern extremity Of
Luzon). The collier Brutus has arrived
here from Guam, and reports that the
Filipino prisoners there are in excellent
health
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
MILLIONS NINE DEAL.
Belmont Said to Be Behind $4,000,
600 Montana Enterprise.

Butte. Mont. April 6-It is announced
on good authority. that the recent big
mining transfers by F. A Heinze and
others to the Nipper Mining company are
preliminary to the formation of another
great mining corporation, with SO OO0 010
capital, headed by o. H Piedmont and
backed by others of financial prominence.
It is stated that some Of the properties
in controversy between Heinze and the
Anaconda company. notably the Nipper
will be put into the new company, and
that the Anaconda will take stock for its
interest in the property. 1t is also said
that the deal presages a settlement in the
near future between Heinze and the Anal
gamated association.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
MEET MARY LETTER.
Duke and Duchess of York Exchange
Greetings With Lady Curzon.

Alden, April 5.-The steamer Ophir.
with the Duke and Duchess Of Cornwall
and York on board, which arrived here
today. received the usual salutes and the
customary official visits were exchanged.
The duke and duchess are in excellent
health and are thoroughly enjoying
their trip
The Ophir, April 1, passed the steamer
India in the Gulf OF Suez. with Lady
Curzon. wife of the viceroy Of India,
on hoard. The two steamers exchanged
greetings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
PLAY BASKET BALL.
Last of Seasons League Games to Be
PLAYED Tonight.

The line up of the Topeka teams to-
night against Lawrence Y h C. A.
will be: Forwards. c. Griggs, A Griggs;
center, May; guards. Kitchen. Flash
man.
Anyone who appreciates good team
work and fast playing win enjoy seeing
the game tonight. This game ends the
series played in the state basket ball
league. So far, Topeka is ahead, having
won four and lost one. The game will be
called at $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
A Corner on Peanuts.

New York, April SIT was announced
today that a firm in Hoboken, n. J.,
has cornered the peanut market having
purchased all the nuts in the Chicago,
Boston and New York markets, as well
as having secured this week 125 car
loads from Norfolk. Va There has been
an advance IN price from 20 to 80 cents
a busheI Iately-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
KNOX TAKES IT.
VIII Succeed Griggs in Office Of
Attorney General.

Washington. April 5.-When the cab
met met at II o'clock this forenoon
President Mckinley announced to the
members that Mr.. p. c. Knox Of Pitts
burg. has accepted the attorney general
ship which was offered him last week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
a storm Causes 3 Wreel.

Cleveland. o., April 5.-A large stone
that had fallen on the track in deep
cut wrecked a freight train on the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie road near Jewett- o..
early today. Engineer Fisher and an un-
known man who was in charge Of soma
stock cars were killed. "A brakeman was
slightly injured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
Carpenters Union Turned Down.

Cleveland, O., April 5.-Thirty-nine
carpenter contractors last night agreed
to turn down the demand of the car
penters' union for an increase in wages
of five cents an hour. The result prom
ises to be one of the largest strikes
which the building trades of Cleveland
have ever deal with.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
Larreet Cargo of Tobacco

New York, April 5-The steamer Mex
leo which arrived tonight from Havana.
brought the largest cargo of tobacco
ever shipped from Havana, over 1000
bales
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05

Chicago. April Forecast for Kan
sas- Fair tonight and Saturday. colder
day; northwest Winds becoming varia-
hla
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-05
Mulea AILowed ID &c.

New Orleans, La. April 5.-The steam
er South African cleared today with l.
600 mules for Cape Town
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

Dear sa Yea sssa,,sna GRADING
vhtsi, hneawhest, RE. oats ans ere.
We srssssssi srinatng vhi.t.i%aa I'D
whlieEito Thstao sofls u siisdips are
pyi uaeh slite vrif iiatly osGs sea
wheat bstsss Fsry aia realty 10 the niil.
spd yea nsesse them esaorscily we
tsos very little sbous Joaf work; dct I
rssd 10, st'd rather 8spesd 90 yea
Bat &c pals, rezf hoase sps mill. and
osi-bnilsirgs, rsrhats yo1'd be glad TO
ises sbous etis3ifg psist. ier soms pee
pie n,I sAeif psi vita sick ID tab
We use ltai sa5 alpc -po,hies else.
ASi oar ElEe IL ~ ieash ~ year oats
Tub mixers imssire ,h,y mix IT, Thsy
don't; ,hey cant Tslss grinding 10 mir
Iced snd E'tc.
They s'e toih wliie. Tsh-niIefs 5tE1
knos It. hsi lub.Biisi lead snd r,1e Is .
stre.k OF ore alope.iae Of s,re,k OF the
other.
We sfind yea srisd; sna cor psint
Is isad sud zirc grourd together. nire6 10
iin aiely; II is rsitber lead nor Einc. bat
iesi sad gite. the lead ia los,. AID the
z,te Is Loot: each Loaf ia The other: both
lost In The nirinte. Lad chslks and
zinc pesi,; lead and zlnc ground together
bsus on an prostc, esoh otter
We take care al your mill outside, you
take care al II intile,
Yoars truly.
f. w DFyOK A Co
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

espis a. isrs issi s,sff ssrstof 90 rep
rsssissifs 70 hies 80 eoEs ~ cscf
per- j. ~ rs5rtsou 10 stlss ss isssiss
light aiins ts hshyscpa 10 eoasfess
sts = Zoe els e pat sssssrer be aver
% h.s,.ig s..zas5 Il Gill BE- be isnss
susva uiss We ba4irs 81 ~ ,lsin
Mersorrr, ths issi sttsn q to Fhiy.
,iiih spEstt1 sss a. tieseGipslI bssy
css, rsqsiree lstssr a.isits. iron day 10
DR.. tspseisilJ Of its .ersis, ,hss II sfy
iiEs 80 iss TIE let isttif year., ssd
itost ttssers shg sie tis leaders 10 the
bssintss a ssahirs issislsiion csFsiuily
srussa sstitu iimo htstg eecefstd by
ssyhasy uti h,tsioiofs idepnGsi si.t
rrsrioss lriidsllsn co p,iit. still pend
lea
The Eev ssrstaf ifon Vsrnpri las been
accepted b. tis eel'sssa ss ~ . gepiltmsp.
rsr Of aide raliBrv SOD "a tvsry sy
.tii tasippsd 70 ceespy The position Of
Uslisd States ssr.,sr. vbo,s dates are Of
sli tines tIss,ins. and uuior,ustsely, oat
eide CT Washington little uuderi0ood.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

A fsw yesrs ago the goyernmsn, had
sres, difficulty 10 fterirg The gold fupd
Tor the redemption Of sreebbscks up any
where near the 800 900 900 mark. 10
two ycsn 10 ,he second term OF Ptesidsn,
Cleveland The G)verrment had 10 cell
e2s2. 600 900 Of iaiers,-besrine bonds Tor
geld 10 order to keep tse faLd up TO .
point watch would proven, The eonn'r,
from dropping to The silver basis. Al one
time Ia thu, period the gold reserve wss
dovn TO sslo0O. coo, Al the prsssn,
tine The reserve and tbs free" gold ~
more than hse times - ares, 10 smoust ss
II va thsr. OF s2i4 0C0 coo 10 ell. This
10 sweeping change 10 conditions. 1t
make ~ sdvsncs 10 business credit and
prosperity such I. the ccurtiy b.. never
scared previously Ia say equsl length Of
tina
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16
-
STATE NEWS.

Two women OF Bennington are collect
ing specimens OF the pottery made there
30 years ego aud ii will be exhibited al
the P.r-Amtrican exposition.
John Z Rockefeller. the Standard Oh
maenate, purchased two crates Of maple
sugar OF Morrisville dealers
Rn,lsnd railroad preferred stock went
TO ZIG In Boston last week. caused by the
election Of s Il, Galloway to the board
OF directors. Its reported that w. X
Vanderbilt will soon become director.
Nellie" descendant OF the old Green
Mountain Morgan horse, had 10 be pnt
to death the other day by her owner,
George Tsrbell OF White River Junction.
having reached the advanced age OF 81
years. The Tarbells have owned her fer
33 years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

A dispitch from London says: The
Chancellor OF the Excbequer's new duty
90 sugsr has been welcomed by nearly
every Eoglishmsn, In this respect differ
iug much from on exported coal, Not
msny years ago the refining Of raw sugar
WISE one OF the great staple trades in
this country. but 1t has fallen of to a
great extent IN the last two decades. In
1884, ont OF the total consumption OF l,
500 900 tons OF refined sugar. British re
fneries supplied so percent. while today
out OF total consumption OF 10000
tona they only supply 40 percent, Brit
ish re6ners are srdently hoping that the
new duty will! stimulate their industry.
Here 10 az admission from the land OF
Free Trade that Protection has iis bene
fits, that il builds up and n tains Undue
tries and adds to the wealth OF a coun
ttr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

Rassis's earnest eifuts 10 tsoililst, the
conclusion OF ussotisiiots respsctinP
China sud hasten the withdfsvsl Of for
sisn troops isom tue celestial empire ere
The subject OF so Ciiiai,l note, . copy OF
which hss jos, bscn received 10 Washing
ton. aud whish coetsias the frat complete
official statement o. the course Of the Rus
lao government that has been made. The
sts.ement oil R1nia's policy ga, made
simultaneously With her oficisl declare
tion thsi "sLile maintsing The present
temporary sitnstion 10 Msnehuria in or
der 10 preserve peace tbrousbou, The vas,
territory sdI5iuins her frontier, and follow
ina out With sbsolute fidelity her original
inieniisrs. which she has openly declsr
Cd again and s2sip, the imperial govern
msnt 10 conteui 10 await calmly The march
OF eysats,"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

President Mckinley and party have OIL
rived In San francisco on their lops tour
Mrs. Mckinley is III aud this may change
The plan OF The Ionrney. The presidential
party has been received with great enthus
iasm ell along the route. Az inci lent Of
Santa Barbara shows this: The residence
OF the chiei OF the hfe brissie csnebt FIRE,
The Gre chief, who was Oh the street await
ing the coming 0, the President. was 10
formed that bis house was 10 1smer,
"Lst II bnr1." ho replied. IL will wait
aud see the President. can build anoth
er home bn, uag never have smother op
portuniiy 10 see the President Of The Uni,
ed Sistes," aud be s'oically remsined
while his house burned 10 the ground, II
saw the President" be sal shen inform
ed tbs. bis home was in rulps, I saved
the lot subway"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16
ADVICE TO MorurDs.

Are you disturbed st night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting ieethf II &C
send Of once aad get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, disrhoes, regui
ls,es the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces infisma
ton, aud gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee,hing is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest snd best female physicisn
and nurses 10 the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

Ths Csbsa esssstiSr hss rps gel adopt
"a he Pan smetamsru isio their coo
siiisnos. ,btssh u "a very liasly that "
vii sslmslsiy Go ". A ms.siiiy 81 ihsse
.to Visited Nshipsioa sivise ibis eaGfss.
Aa, itefs ia fiill tiiens eppesitloe, ssd
he mailsr ~ .iksir 70 te delayed Tor
.oms ,i=s. possibly sntil alter The sonins
rrririgh eirciioas The great isu 10
that tsls coontry is rlshnins Ter The slii
na,s sassrs,lss 81 the isIsads 70 the
Ucf,~d States,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

"A sou vas bora TO Mr.. sna Mrs. Fred
Hslstt Msy 10Th
--Mu. L. NJ. Torrsy, sbo b. been
very ~. 10 recovering.
Mrs 7 u Amss is yisiti0s her par
enis 10 Glus fsli', n. ]
w q. Fruelty tnd ily IRE .Ipee,
ed b.-e ia tie somosr sbJst Juue %.
-F.rl ere DO uol eouplsia Of ck Of
rain. shd tss hay crop has good .tsu.
Oar ts~ doctor / WILL liked sud is
getting mote bnsire,s lbsn be cap c'ed.
Oar cheese factory i, expected TO CON
msnce basin rs toSsJ, r.'h'r later than
usual.
The school 10 tho loaer department
has been clotoj week On seecn I OF the
illness 81 ibs iescher
w. q p,b,e is Flushing some very
hne locking monuments Which lie bss
sold % psfiiss over ths moua,sin sud 10
Connecticut.
B Loveti. 81 old resident Of Cur vii
lsge, and a veteran II the OWL var, died
OF pnenmonis q bic residence 10 tbs south
village Apnl 29:h, ssed about 70 years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

Thefs vss . bad bresk 10 the siock nsr
isi Of Nee fotk Lac, week Rival eop
eans attempted 10 gel eon,fol Of The
kenbsrn Pselts which rtsniiei 10 cor
psr ard the stock go rgn mp 10 $1,000
per share. Thoss vho we're iorionsts
enough 10 bold thai ,tock sold cot 81 i'm
nsnse pred, bat The sesfs resulted 10 .
hls drop 10 all other stocks sud nsny
men losi money. ihoash 20 large fsiiares
resulted. There hss been srsdasl recov
cry IRON the psrie. aud stocks are back
ss.ip. almost . high I. before the brssi.
The nsrs Tor speculation 10 iikely to
mske trouble snd people will do we'll 10
keep cat Of the market
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

Tbs prospect u peaceful conditions 10
The Philippines aud the existence Of con
dilions 10 Porto Rico add Hawaii ksors
bio 10 Ausficsb producing and conmerc
isl enterprises lend additional interest TO
sone figures Jas. compiled by The Tret
ury Bureau OF stsiistics regarding the col
fee consumption oiibe United States aud
Of the void. The people Of the United
States srs sending on, Of the country more
than 81 000. 900 week in payment for col
fee Consumed in this country. ell Of shich
conld be prodocsd 10 Porto Rico. Hawaii
snd The Philippine Islsnar, which have 81
ready shown their sbility to produce cot
fec Of high grade, commanding bisb
prices In the msrkets OF the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-05-16

Stability OF prices sud vigorous prose
en,ion Of works q, nils indicate the whole
some condition OF the IRON and steel mar
ke., Tbroughou, the entire range Of
products Of this industry the current de
maud for immediate delivery exceeds oil
previous records. yct makers msintsin .
conservative position snd prices are not
pushed mp TO the danger point II Is o.
the Flushing steel plants that there is The
greatest urgency Tor shipments. sud full
cspsoity 10 assured Tor the nert three
months After JAY there ia q prospeo, OF
respite. judging By the lish, engagements
Of pis iron. aud following the uDpsrsllel
activity Of the past six months. season
OF sompsrtive quiet would not be surprls
Ing or unwelctms