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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-09

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Temperance Union, Charlotte, n. c.,
June 1922 1901
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from all points in North Carolina and
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June 18th. 18th and 18th with final limit
June oath.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

CiekaweRzecz
OBCZYZNY.- w Bremenie
postanowili osiadli tam rodacy ze-
braG fundusz potrzebny ma pobudo~
w.nie o}tarza polskiego W tamtej-
Sym kosclele katolickim. w o}ta~
rzu mis} bye umieszczory ohraz
Matki Boskiej Czestochowskiej. a
pc bokach figury sw. Wojciecha i
sw. Stanis}awa. w kr6tkim czasie
zebrano 500 mrk. Tymczasem roe
zeszfa sig ~pogfoska, il zalniast poll
skiego, ma bye pobudowany o}tarz
nicmiecki. Wyslano wiec deputa~
eva do ks. p%roboszcza. kt6ry
stanowczo oswiadczy}, il Pc poro-
zumieniu sig w}adz9 wyzszs,
budowa polskiego o}tarza ME mole
przyjS6 do skutku. " skutku tego
odby} SIC 4 BIN. vice polskl, ma
kt6rym wiekszoScia g}osdw przyje~
to wniosek, azeby p%ienladze' o
kt6re beda sig rpominali ofaro~
dawcy, takowym zosta}y zwr6co.'
ne, pozosta}a zas kwota
przeznaczona zosta}a ma Czytelnle
ludowa.
BERLIN. co sic z wielu Po~
lakami dz1eje ma obczyznie, tego
smutny nam przyk}ad dale pogrzeb
sp: Napo]eona Cybulskiego. Czy~
fanny W ,,Dzien. Berl." W sobote
dnia 5 grudnia odby} sig pogrzeb
sp. Napoleona Cybulskiego. Me-
bozczyk kiedys naleza} do najpler-
wszych organizator6w naszych
towarzystw i DUO i'm a po~
swiec1l. Y biegiem jednak czasu
poglady jego zmlenia6 sig zacze}y;
ozenif SIG Z Niemka i dzieci wy
chowa1 ia dobrych... Niemc6w.
J%cdnocresnie ]ednak sam nosif
czamarke W oczach wielu ludzl
uchodzif "a wielklego patryote.
Dopiero mlodsze p%okolenie zaczefo
mu okazywaG sw6j wstret ia take
postepowani. i wtedy Cybulskl
%zupefnie sig usuna} cd naszego ~"
ella ~publicznego. Poglad, re przede~
w%sxvstkiem W kole SVEN najbllz-
seem nalezy swiecie trzymac nasz
sztandar narodowy, a wtedy dople'*
70 IA szacunek zas}uzyG MONA,
zaczaf coraz s%ilniej ma o%bczyznie sic
obiawiac i wywo}a4 usuniecie sig
Cybulskiego. 49, Pochowano 60 ma
cmeutarzu centralnym W Friedrich
sfeldc Z wszystkiemi honorami
n1emleckiemi, a pastor ewangle7lc"
XII s}awi} zywot zmar1ego. Tax
umar1 Polak i katolik, ten ,,patryoF
ia W czamarze!'t K0mentarze
zbytecznie!
%
COS WAZNEGO OLA ABO~
NENT0W GAZET.
w st. Paul, Mimi, 'tDispatch"
czytamy re ~tamtejszy sedzia Johnv
son wyda} taxa decyzye W sprawle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

LUDNOSC Francyi. Prace
statystyczne, dctyczace ludncsci
Francyi W roku 1899 zosta}y obec~
ME ukohczone wykazuja re liczba
urodzeh W roku zeszfym wynosi}a
SAT, 627 czYli o 10, mniei cd
cyfy przecietnej dziesieclu lat
ostatnich. Liczba wypadk6w smler~
ci wynosi}a SAG ,233, ma4zehstw
299, 79 jestto cyfra najwyzsza
cd roku 1876. Pewien statystyk
francuzki dodaje do tych cyfr u
wage, re Francya znajduje SIG W
TEN p%o{ozeniu, co czlowiek, kt6ry
umiera sxutkiem zatrucia chloro-
formem Jest to smierG nlebolesna,
ale zawsze sm1erc. Niemcy maja
obecnie IS milion6w mieszkane6w,
Francya tylko 81 milion6w, liczba
urodzen W Niemczech dosz}a W
roku 1898 do 1864, TAI, czyll by}a
diva razy w1eksza n,z We Francyi,
co powtarza SIG juz cd lat 10
>, Jeszcze sledm lat"', pisze 6w
statystyk, a kraj ten bedzie mia}
diva razy wiecej m}odziehc6w,
diva ray wiecej rekrat6w, diva
razy wiecej sill roboczych cd nas.
Bezposrednio 20 roku 1871 mia}
lch lyle co my. A to co widzimy
W Nlemczech mozemy zaobser-
wowat W rozmaitych rozmiarach>
we ws%zystkich innych krajach eu-
ropejskich."
ROSYA ma Mandzurye W
swych szponach i ME mysll z niej
ustapit. Niemcy cokolwiek skorzy-
staja z tego, gdyz Rosya zapewne
udzieli i'm Geese z tych pos,ad}oscl
ably z z Anglia przeciw niej
ME wystapi}y.
MALAGA w HIsZPANIl. w
spisie hadet6w, kt6rzy byli ma o.
krecie Gneisenau, Jest kilka poll
skich, ale poprzekrecanych uaz~
wisk: Koblilski, Schlencki, Wier~
sbitzky. Utone}o W morzu razcm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

pod inny numer bez uwiadomlenla
0 tenn w~ydawce, utrzymywal 70
gazety ME otrzyma} cd czasu kiedy
sic przeprowadzi1. sedzla zadecy-
dowa}. ze ten przypadek ME sts}
sic wcale z why wydawc6w Re-
view, a z ~opiesza}osci Gaffego i
wyda} wydawcom przyzwolenle ma
skolektowanie cd Geffygo sumo
nalezn9 "a gazette i koszta. sadowe
ponicsione rrzez wnlesienic proce~
su. Przestroga to ola licznych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
PRECEDENT Boer6w Krue-

PRECEDENT Boer6w Krue-
ger. przebywajacy obecnie W
Holandyi, zaziebi} sig i jest piele
gnowany W mieScie Hadze, Kruger
jest W obecuej chwIli nietyikc
najwyzszym przedstawicivlem Boe~
row Oranczyk6w, ale take RE-
cznikiem wszystkich uciemiezonych
narod6w ma ca}ym sciecie. Ola mas
Polak6w jest on bratem i zarazem
wsp6}towaszyszem W naszej me-
przedawnionei swietej sprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
COS WAZNEGO OLA ABO~
NENT0W GAZET.

COS WAZNEGO OLA ABO~
NENT0W GAZET.
w st. Paul, Mimi, 'tDispatch"
czytamy re tamtejszy sedzia Johnv
son wyda} taka decyzye W sprawle
wydawnictwa "Odd Fellows Re
view" przeciw Janowi Gaffy, re
gdy abonent zyczy sobie zaprzestad
dalszego utrzymywauia gazetyy
musl on wplerw zap}aciG wydawcy
to co mu jest winien "a prenu~
merate i r6wnoczesnie zawiadomid
ma wydawce by wstrzyma} dalsza
wysy}ke gazety pod adresem abo~
ncnta. z zeznah W sprawie wyszedl
ma jaw ten fakt, re Gaffy zapre
numerowa} i zap}aci} "a "Review'
ma ca}y rok, i pc up}vnieciu .termi-
nu prominently, dokad byta zap{a"
coma. Gaffy dalej odbieraf ere
view" przysy}ana pod jego adre~
sem. Pdzuioj p'zeprowadzif SIG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
LUDY ca4ej Europy oburza;;4e

LUDY ca{ej Europy oburza;4l
sic ma Anglik6w "a napaS6 na
Transwaal j nieslychane okruclen~
silva pope4niane ma ludno6ci boer-
skiej. TYmczasem " Niemczech
ten zapa} ostyg} W sforach rzado-
wych a W wielu 'gazstach uie-
mieckich pojawiaja sig artykufy
zapa} oziebiajace. Mdwia, re os}a-
wiony wyzysklwacz angieIski,'
Cecil Rhodes, ofarowa} ma agita-
eva przeciwko boerom p~rzesz}e 8
milion6w NIX, 20 kt6re przekupif
wielka liczbe p'sm niemieckich. 4
tych pieniedzy podobno berlin
skim innym pismom dosta}o sig 7
milion6w, a kolonskim i innym
dalsze. Podobno nawet ~wYbitnym
osobistosc,om ofarewano znaczne
sunny. Dzienniki wolnomy6lne chez
te brzydk2 sprawe poruszyd "
parlamencie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17
Mona jecbac ma Zach6d
% procent tantel.

"a prOcent tan1eI.
" St. Paul Minneapolis
MONA dostac do kup:enia TAME
tyk,ety 90 wszelkich punkt6w W
Minnesota, Mamtobie, Potuocnej
Dakoc,e, Montanie, Westinghouse,
, Oregon,e na stacych cd agen16w,
koIei Northern Pacific - o Is
cent6w t%aniei, anlzeli wynosi cena
z~wyczajna. Jednakze take tapie
tykiety sprzedavane beda tylko W
nastepujacych dniach'
Lutego II, 10, 26 - 1901
Msrca 5, II, 1925 1901
Kwietnla 2, 9, l6, %, 80 - 1901
Tyk,ety dobrY do powrotu W
c;agu 20 dui, lecz NIGGA bye prze~
diuzone do tnl 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

GKOD ocaleniem > ~stycznia
1901 roku kilku ofcer6w francu~
sk,ch uzywato sllzgawki ma rzece
Saonie. Nagle, jeden z Mich o%znaj~
mil, re p6jdzie do domu, DO
jest g}odoy. ,.Zostah jeszcze z poi
godniny, p6jdziemy razem," ma
mawiali 60 to towarzysze. J,Nle
zostane," by}a odpowiedz. l m}ody
officer zdjawszy }yzwy odsze'i!.
Pozostali slizgali sic dalej. Raptem
powierzchnia peka. Ma ratunek
Mkt ME przyby} i fale Saony po~
ch}one1y czterech po~zostafych
oicer6w. zas, kt6rego gi6d urato~
wal cd niechybnej smierci, by}
Napoleon Bonaparte, przysz}y
cesarz Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-17

Damskie 6on0loweA
Mkt A0szulk0wes
Najlepiej zrobione ~
niej lezace. !
$3.50 stanik koszulkowy
@ 90 stark hoszulkOWY 4
800 stanik k0szulkoWe
Take lepsze staniki ko
we nizej ceny zakupna. ass|
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
FINAL WORD ON ExTRAvA-
CANOE.

The present legislature is charged with
a grave responsibility. It is quite as nee
essary 10 prevent bad as 1t is TO secure
good legislation While the Hobbies. which.
from time 70 time. have deemed ID nee
eSsara 20 besiege the members OF the Leg
stature in the interest OF appropriations
Ter the several state institutions. Will be
absent. others viii be here in their places.
1 trust that In the exercise of your wis
dom YOU viii see no Improperly in eX-
cluding lobbies from the floor OF the
Two branches OF the legislature
The doors of fine yalllfs N fha nl1brfr
treasury swing on easy hinges. but the
public has confidence that you Will pro-
tsct the public funds against the on
slaughts OF private or selfish interests.
With the return of good times there viii
De temptation to large expenditures,
when may border upon extrava gance. 7
trust You viii resist the one and SO avoid
the other, that harmony prevail in your
councils that your deliberations may
be characterized by moderation and toIer-
ance. and that in the performance Of the
many responsible and difficult tasks be
fore you, you may rely upon your own
judgment in the consciousness that in the
accomplishment of any work his judg-
ment is best who bears responsibility.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

Chicago. Jan S.-WHEAT-U Unexpected
steadiness at Liverpool came as an IN
centive 10 cover short sales of wheat at
the opening today. which was lie 10 &c
higher for May al 7S1zc to 7gc- On the
advance offerings were liberal. and a
there was no special demand the market
soon eased or to 7S3sc- Here the tone
became frmer on the reported sale of
20 000 bushels for direct export Trade
was comparatively light Local receipts
were 1eS cares Is Of contract grade Mn
ueapOliS and Duluth reported 373 cars,
against $50 cars a year ago.
The market later became very nervous
May dropped to 7Sc, on selling BY longs.
The reported export demand caused a
rally 10 7g54c. shorts covering This was
foIloEed by a drop 70 -sssssc a rally 70 nc
nervous. Nay Vase higher at 7Sf4Qsc.
CORN-Cern receipts. SIS cars were ~
cars under the estimate and this fact,
coupled with the unsettled weather. COM
bined to give the corn market a firm tone
early The wheat hrnress was also in
fuentiaI May opened 1z1SSe higher at
S9c to Sssscs touched SSzzQssc In sympathy
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with the recation in wheat. ana then raj
lied TO 3Szz a &c. Trade was moderate.
MEDIUM AND AFY-$4 5ofI4.e5.
The close was easy, May sc lower at
3S1zGSsc-
OAT+Oats were quiet and steady. May
opening a shade higher at 251Ac to 252sc
and holding steady. Receipts we're 44s
cars.
PROVISIONS-Pork furnished the fea-
ture in the provisions market which was
strong under buying by a prominent local
operator Heavy hog receipts made the
opening somewhat weak. May pork open-
ed SAFE lower at SIS 621zd13.65 and ad-
vanced excitedly 10 SHIT during the first
hour May lard opened 71sc down at So
and sold TO S7.4o. while May ribs started
ont z32u5c depressed at $6.97ia@7g0 and
rallied to 81 121z
ELAX-Cash northwestern, to arrive.
$I-61. No l, S1-59; January $3.50: May.
$.G5
RYE anuary, Sc May Sic
ARIEY-Cash, 3SN5lc.
TIADTHY-January 81. 1504. 771z; March,
Galveston, Jan S.-CoTToN-Flrm. Csc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08

Chicago. Jan .-CATTLEAReceipts e.
500 including 1sa0o Texans. choice steady !;
others slow. butchers stock and Texans
19e lower calves strong Good to prime
steers S5-204e.10s poor to medium. $3751
BIB. sJockers and feeders s. 9e6I4. 20. cows.
S2.60a4 AIS heifers. 8. 65Q f. to- Gamers s. %
Q2.5o; bulls. $2.751T 435, calves. $1,000 %
Texas fed steers. $4.O0a4- IS: Texas grass
steers. $5.2504-9 90: Texas bulls s. 50lFs. 10
H0GS-Receipts, ~, 600; tomorrow 40 030:
LETT over, 2,201: Toe lower; top, $3.50; mixed
and butchers, $490a530. good to choice
neaVys g. 70 q5s5us rough heavy, S4.90Qo.eg:
light S5-006i5-221 bulk of sales. 5000 %.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900: sheep steady.
lambs weak. Good TO choice wethers. s. %
gao; fair to choice mixed, 81 40d3- 50 !:
western sheep, s3.75N4.65. Texas sheep
$2-50d3-51; native lambs, 81 006T5-75. western
lambs, S5.006 5. 60.
Official receipts and shipments for yes
terday: Receipts. Cattle, &c, 537; hogs, S.
$50; sheep, 21.z54 Shipments: cattle, B.
105; hogs. 1854; shepe. COZ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
DAIRYMEN in SESSION.
Buttermakers Discussing Features of
Their Business.

The fourtee annual convention Of the
Kansas Dairymen's associa ton began In
this city last night in the r0mOs Of the
horticultural society in the north wing OF
the State house The principal event Of
last nights meeting was the annual ad-
dress BY the president. W 7. Jensen Of
Beloft-
The attendance Is placed at about three
hundred, and the delegates represent
every portion of the state
The following was the programme as
carried out to-day.
Influence OF the Farm Separator in the
Cree merry System, George Morgan, Co1in-
ell Grove.
Discussion. J. K F'orney. Abilene.
Results of Calf Feeding Experiments
nj. ~ Bainer, Pleasant Hill
Discussion.
Utilizing skim MIX on the Farm NJ
u. Dickson. Edgsrton-
Discussion
Western Kansas Farmer Prof. D. H.
Otis. Manhattan.
Discussion
Does Account Keeping Pay in the
Dairy Charles G. Lewis, Baldwin
Discussion.
aThe Grade Best Suited to the Grading
Up to the Kansas Farmers Herd for the
dale. Wis; Jerseys" A. z. Jones, To-
peka-
Discussion. @. w. Priest. Merfden.
"a Plain Talk to Dairy Farmers IT.
a. Borman. White City.
observations on Dairying in Denim ark =
A. n Larsen, Kansas City
Discussion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
ENDORSE EXPOSITION.
Stockmen Appreciate It's Advan-
tage to the State.

Enthusiastic resolutions favoring the
Kansas Semi-Centennial Exposition
were this morning adopted by the dele
gates to the eleventh annual meeting Of
the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders
association, whose meetings are being
held this week in the lodge room OF the
Knights and Ladies of Security building
on Seventh street. The resolutions fol-
low:
Whereas, This association believes it
appropriate and wise for Kansas to cell
citrate the golden anniversary Of her adj
mission to the union by holding in 1904
a semi exposition of her re-
sources with competition open to her
sister states and the whole world; and
Whereas, The Kansas Exposition
company has been duly organized by
the public-spirited people Of the state,
and now asks the aid Of our state legis-
lsture in the form of a suitable appro-
priatiOn of $500 600; and
Whereas. The appropriation asked
for amounts to less than one cent per
head ON the stock annually shipped from
out state to the single market of Kan
sas City. therefore be it
Resolved, That the Kansas Improved
Live Stock association, in eleventh an
nua1 session, most earnestly seconds on
behalf Of the leading industry Of the
state the efforts of the Kansas EXPOSE
ton company and its claim for support
at the hands Of our legislative body"
At the meeting this forenoon 0. 0.
W OH. OCLAWa. mace q rev eJDSeIN1-
tons Of Improved Stock in Europe"
H NJ. Cottrell. professor of agriculture
at Manhattan, told Of some New
Points in Regard to- Alfalfa" DIR. TAFT
Butler, Of the agricultural college at
Manhattan, told of Pink Eye. Conta-
gious Abortion. and other Ailments Of
Live Stock" and the Combination
Show and Sale of Stock at Time Of An
nual Meeting discussion was opened BY
James Mains, Prof. Cottrell, o. p. Up
degraff and H. NJ. Hill
At the afternoon session H. NJ. kirk
patrick Of Walcott, and Col r. z. Ed
mondsOn. of Kansas City, opened a dis
cussion of The Kansas City Hog Show
ana Sale of 1901 G. NJ. Irwin. Of Wict-
tia, spoke on the subject of Breeding
P0land-China Line upon Line. and Re
marks on the Hog" G. G. Burton, OF
Topeka, discussed 1.-THE Best Thing on
Milk
The following is the programme for
tonight:
THE Years Work in Feeding at the
Experiment Station BY Prof. J. @.
Haney, Of Manhattan.
Good Roads for Good Stock and Good
Farmers by J. K. Wright. Of Junction
City.
s.True Education for Farmers Sons,''
by Hon. G. w. Click. Of Atchison.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08

meet the requirements Of the different de-
partfnents Of the state and the state in
stitutions. for the two years ending June
81. 1875 These estimates are the result
OF conferences before mentioned. be-
leve they are reasonable and should have
the sanction Of the legislature
Direct appropriations should be made in
all cases SO that the public may know
the exact anourt of expenditures to be
made for specific purposes. The effect
q large approPriat ions Is sought. in many
cases. TO be avoided by the levy Of
certain tax. without fixing the amount ap-
propriared- An appropriation that needs
any cover or concealment should not be
made rs the legislature would make an
pr9priatiOns OF direct and specific
amounts leaving the executive council to
make tne levy after the assessed value
q properly in the state was ascertainedt
the public would be apprised Of the sums
to be expended, deficiencies would be ex-
cepLlonaL and stampinf warrants ''uu-
paid for want of funds unusual If not
entirely 1tu1run-x-v,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
NEW NEWSPAPER TABLE.
It Was Built According to Design of
r L Vandegrift-

It Was Built According to Design of
T. L Vandegrift
A splendid hard wood semi-cireular
desk for the press correspondents is a
new thing. 1t was furnished through
the efforts of George A. Clark, secretary
of state.
Because it was made at the peniten-
tiary according to designs furnished by
the dean of the newspaper corps. F. L
Vandegrift. viii not prevent the rapidly
flying pencils from hurting anathemas
at the evils OF. convict labor.
The old table had undoubtedly seen
better DAYS 1t had felt the weight of
hot and inspired pencils also It did
duty for thirty years W H Rossing-
ton. Henry King. James L. King, Noble
Prentiss. J. G. Pangborn. A r. Green,
Milton w. Reynolds are some of the
names OF workers Of the years gone by,
whose days Of activity are recalled by
the change
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
Man SLAYER Pardoned.

Maryville. Mo. Jan S.-Caleb G.
Jesse, convicted last February Of shoot
ing and killing Frank Griffin. editor Of
Grihn's Maryville Review, and sen
fenced to two years in the penitentiarv
has been pardOned BY Governor Steph-
ems. Griffin was shot in April. 1889. on
the main street Of Ma-yville, and died
before he could be carried to a physf-
clans office Both were men OF FAM
lilies In the trial OF the case Jesse testA
fed that Griffin had threatened 10 ma
Ign his daughter If he did not advance
the editor a certain sum OF money.
Jssse's conviction was only secured after
two trials
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08

Furnished by ]. c. Goings Commission
Company. members Chicago Board Of
Trade. Topeka
Liverpool. lao p. M: Wheat quiet.
March sd higher. May unchanged; corn.
January unchanged, March and May sd
higher
London. 1880 D. M: wheat easy. .Janu-
lower; corn steady, I'd lower
Paris opening Wheat dull. 10 cenumes
lowers -four 15Sfz0 centirnes lower.
Omaha receipts. Hogs. 5000; cattle, B.
Co.,
Duluth: Receipts. of wheat today, IS
cars; last week, holiday; a year ago. y
cars
Chicago receipts: Wheat 1ss cars. grade
q cars; corn SIS cars, grade cars; oats
Minneapolis: Receipts of wheat today 2s7
cars. last year 3Z3 cars
st. Louis receipts : Wheat "a 900 bushels
last year zl,000 bushels; corn 1890 BUSH
els, last year $500 bushels oats A, SEQ
bushels. last year $500 bushels
Ss45 p. m, Liverpool cable makes wheat
I'D up from 3.15 p. m.
/. Paris close: Wheat Aa1z centime lower,
flour unchanged
Antwerp: Wheat, unchanged
Kansas City receipts: Wheat IS cars.
last year IS cars; corn Is cars last year
% cars; oats cars, last year 5 cars.
Liverpool. Wheat closes 1kH1<d higher
nights close.
Primary receipts: Wheat. 556O00 bushels.
last year 453. 600 bushels: shipments 20e, 900
bushels; last year 232. 900 bushels; corn.
bushels; shipments 1900 bushels, last
year 457 900 bushels.
Total clearanceS. Wheat and -four equal
TO $1,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels.
May 767445sc bid. July 755kc; corn, jan
uaFy 3614c bid, May 375sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08

A cold wave is predicted By the
weather bureau for tonight. The fore
east sent out today is generally fair
tonight and Wednesday Cold wave to-
nfEht" At 8 o'clock this morning the
thermometer stood at 81 and by II
o'clock hid fallen a degrees to q
There is a low barometer in Oregon
which is working southeast In Prince
Albert 1ha thermometer is down to 40
below. in winnipeg - below, in Montana
is below There has been snow in Mon
tana The wind this morning slowly in
creased until It was blowing northwest
at The rate of 20 miles an hour
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08
]. c. GOings Commission Co.
Members Chicago Board Of Trade.
Buyers nd shIppers "a Orain.

Buyers and Shippers Of Grain
Milling wheat a specially. Consignments
solicited
10 East F1ftn Street. Topeka. kansas
We respectfully solicit your patronage
and offer careful and honest execution Of
orders
Please note: We are represented in
Kansas City By. The p. p. Smith Commis-
sion Co members of the Kansas Citv
Board Of Trade. and are making a spe-
cizltx Of executing orders in that market.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-08

Kansas City. Jan. s.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market 5a10e lower: native
steers, S4.00eI5. 80. Texas steers, S. S0u465:
Texas cows. & 40Q3.30: native cows and
heifers. S1S0d4.4o; stockers and feeders,
s2.50Q4. so: bulls. sL50d1. IS: calves. receipts
700 market steady to 10c lower; sales, 81 %
HOG8Receipts. 5000: market 5a1oc
lower: bulk Of sales. S5.0215 d5-0715: heavy,
$5.0515-15; packers. $5.00Ft5.15 mixed. $500
M5,1215; light. S4-95Q510; workers. 5000
$40. pigs, 81 $4,000.
SHEEP Receipts, 5000: market steady
Lambs. 33.O0Q5.50. muttons, $2.o9Q425.