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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
Where They Play
NATIONAL League.

National League.
Pittsburg a, Boston.
ST. Louis at BrOOkiyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at philadelphia
American League.
Boston al Chicago.
Washington at 81. LOUIS.
New York az Detroit.
Philadelphia at cleveland
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through the council, II. =. Ash. n
traction n light nnancier OF Rich
mond. Ind. aud Timothy r.. ulenn,
mayor OF New Paris, O.. today were
released ON bond OF 5000 each.
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PRESIDENT II ASKED
TO SUMMON REICHSTAO:

London. july iS.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Berlin, via Amsterdam. announces
that Chancellor Michaelis has asked
the president OF the reichstag TO sum
mon the members Thursday afternoon
for a communication from the gov
eminent"
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GERMAN CHANCELLOR TO
DELIVER PEACE SPEECH
TO REICHsTAG TOMORROW


Basel. Switzerland, july iS.-The
Nuestes Nachrichten OF Munich nays
hat the declaration OF The new Ger
man chancellor. Or. Michaelis. before
the reichstag tomorrow viii be fer
peace, having the same general trend
a. the resolution prepared by the
parties OF the left.
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MICuAEsIs MAINTAINS
SILENCE on \ SPHINX

Washington, July 1S.-Chaacellor
MiChaelis. as a Danish editor re-
marked, Is preserving the silence OF
n sphinx on the German peace pro-
gram and the questions of interna-
tional reform. pa the liberal press
and politicians in Germany manifest
an ~-increasinE apprehension that
when the sphinx finally breaks silence
IL will speak with q decided pro-Ger-
man accent In his maiden speech
THURSDAY before tbr reichstaE.
The speech is not expected 90 go
extensively into questions ot reform
or peace. as the time b. too short FOR
Chancellor Michaelis toselah orate n
definite program
C1auaiaad Ado Rriuu Raau1ta
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COUNT Won BERNsToRFF
MEETS OPPOSITION FOR
ZIMMERMAN's OFFICE


Copenhagen. July 1S.-A successor
to Foreign Secretary Zimmerman
had not been selected up TO today. ac-
cOrding to adYices from Berlin.
Leading German papers continued
their campaign for or against various
candidates.
Count Won R~cventlow. military
writer for the Tages Zcltuug. says
thai Count Won Bcrnstorn. former
ambassador To Washington. is impos-
siblc bccause he IS now, as from the
outset. an advocate OF a peace OF re-
n|unclat.on and a Hat opponent OF the
submarine war.
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G. A. Rutherford, of Moriarty, and
Elizabeth Green. OF Stanley. were
married by Justice Of the Peace Mar
tinez at his office In the courthouse
this afternoon.
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MEMBER OF PERsHING's
CONTINGENT DIES FROM
NATURAL CAUSES ABROAD

Eeraemer. Mich, July iS-Cap-
49, Charles Rund. Of this city dico
: Etapies. France. June o from nat
rsa causes. according % word re-
ss1.~1 todny. Captain Rupd left AM
a- for Europe az a member of the
s<a ~ntase under General ferfh-
80
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Amcricnn As.ociafInn.

Columbus 1. Minneapolis O.; called
end OF fourth inning: rain.
Toledo 0. ~. Paul / called end Of
NTH inning: darkness.
Louisville 7. Kansas city >.
indianapolis . Milwaukee / twelve
innings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

EssLs WANT AID now ana then
= nsa4 W every class OF men-end
nanaa ts9 Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

81. Louis 3. Boston ?.
Chicago 5-3, Washington o.
Cleveland ., New York
Detroit AL, Philadelphia 2-3.
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National League.

New York s, Chicago /.
Brooklyn >, ST. Louis /.
Boston 10. Pittsburgh 6.
Cincinnati Q. Philadelphia /.
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New York ~. Cleveland !.

Score: r. II f,
New York 500 Oes 100 sig II :
Cleveland lao ot0 goo o. I II
Batteries: Caldwell and Nunamak-
er; Morton. Fisher. Russell. Covel-
skie. and Billings. DeBerry.
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Western league.

Lincoln ., Wichita !.
Sioux City :. soplin 4. =
Denver II. Omaha 6.
Des Moines .. 81. Joseph O..
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Second game: r. H. Z,
Philadelphia ..0fs coo 000-t Z
Detroit .......00i geo els 6 l
Batteries: r. Johnson. Bush.
Mitchell. and Haley and Meyers;
James. Cunningham. and Stanage.
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American League

Washington o. Chicago Z.
- ~ n =,
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Chicago ....i0e ooo olo-2 5 3
New York ....l0o 030 ooS--s .
batteries; Douglas. PrenderEast,
and Wilson; perritt and Rariden.
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Batteries: Miller. Steele and Fisch-
er; Tyler. Barres Regan anN Ira
acsser.
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Watson. and Snyder; Cheney and
Miller.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Amerlka III Sc zadosti prepojena z idcalom
ilzicnega IN tclesncga zdravja. Zelo malo je MOI,
XII jim pride ma misel, da jc telo velik zaKlad, ka-
terega je treba ohraniti zdravcga in ga izbolisa-
II, da plaza telo Obrcsti kakor vSaka trgovina
ali druga instituciia.
PovfSanje umrl jivosti vsIed kroniGnih bolezni
Je posebno znatilno, kajti tie bolezmi Sc ponavadi
re spoznajO, dOkler nj vsaka reSitev zrtve iZkliu-
cena.
V tenn razredu bolczni jc opaziti vsako leto
unlrljivCst do 40 tisoc ~sluGajcv V starosti cd 30
do 60 let.
Razvoj tch kronincnih bolezni je scveda tez-
kO zasledovati. Pri ljudeh Sc he razvijajo naen-
KRAFT pogoji, XII povzrocajo mrtvoud, ledvicne in
srcmc bOlezni ter pogosto tudi take bolezni kakor
pliucnica in legar, Xxi sta lie izraz kronicnega DO
slabsania telesa, vsled katerega nj bilo telo spo-
Sobno, da bi Sc ustavlialo navalu bakterii.
DasiravpO postaja YES svet i'm vsi narodi od
dine do dine boljsi, me more vendar nihGe zanikati.
da obstaja nujna potreba ~pospeSiti Ia process H..
boiJsevanJa vpric0 razmer, XII deiansko vladajo.
Da Sc prebivalstvo to dezele V resnici tclesno IL
%boijSuje, "a to nam manika vsakcga dokaza. Dosti
dokazov pa imamo ma razpolago, Ola Sc zdravje de-
iansko slabsa.
V Angliii in Nemciji. ma Svedskem. Norve.
skem in Danskem je. bilo V zadnjih trilesetih letih
opaziti izbolisanie glede ma umrliivost 2 ozirom
ma vsako dobO z~ivljenja. Glede ma Zedinjene dr.
zave Sc more reel lie to, da Sc ie umrljivost V pr
viii letih ~zivljenja izdatno zmanjSala, da pa ie
narasla umrljivost V srednji zivljenski dobi in V
starOsti.
Proti boleznim, Xxi .povzrocajo degeneracijo
'ciesa, Je periodicna zdravniSka preiskava mai
bo'Jse vastvo. Ia navadnega cloveka je pray ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

ko bedasto zanemarjati Svojc zdravic fer So izo-
slDati zdraNnika, dokler ne obcuti dejanskih bo-
iecln, kot hi bilO "a trgovca- nezuisclno opustiti
sestavo bllancc ter pregled knjig, doklcr hi ne
prisel V bankrot.
DR.. Fisk je konGno mnenia. da hi blo snto-
sno vojasko v~ezbanje naibolj uspesna odrcdba IN
izbolJsevanJe s%ploSnega zdravstvenega stania Y
dezeli.
Mi smo bill V nckaterih rcceh vendar neko.
iiko drugacnega mnenja, kakor dr.. Fisk, Geprav
radi brez pridrzka verujemo V rezultate niepoyih
preiskav. Da sc $ prehodom V industriio zdrav.
Stvo slabsa, je gotovo, in je re davno dognano.
Ampak tega gotovo nj kriv lie nacin hrane. tenn
wee re industrijalno delo, kakrsno velia v nasi
druzbi. Tu imamo nezdrave delovne prostore
PreuoIg delovni cas-, pomanjkanje pocitka, pri-
~ganJanje, vSled slabih plac slaba stanovania i I
d. kar ve dokazuje, da je javno zdravstvo del
socialnega vprasanja. XII ga kapitalisticna druzba
nlkakor nj mogla resiti.
Ielo sc strinjamo Z mnenjem DIR. Fiska. da hi
sc moral DAFT vsaS tlovek cd casa do casa zdrav.
hisko pregiedati, tudi ce sc ne cuti bolnega. Me
gova primera 2 bilanco je dobra.
Toda radi hi vedeli, kako mai to delavec ,
navadnlmi %dohodki, Xxi Jill prinasa telesno ali du-
sevno delo, napravi! Sc ce ie bolan, mora premj.
slJevati, kako bo placal zdravnika i'm zdravila.
kJe pa maj vzaine Stroske "a periodicno pregledo.
vanje vse druzine.
DIR. Fisk nam pravi, da je to vazno. Pritriu-
Jemo. All vazno nj lie IA posameznika. temvea
"a vSo druzbo. cato hi mOrafo biti zdravstvo en-.
cialna zadeva. Zdravnike hi morale nastavliat;
drzave in obcine in Jill placevati, ljudstvo pa hi
morale lmeti zdravniSko ponce brezplaGno. Ice t..
Koncc ma 6. strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
JaVnO ~ZdraNStNO.

moSkega ali emo tako zensko. lie en- MOI lie bill,
katercga Sc lhkO oznaci kt dovrsenega, in STEER
glede telesa, duha in morale. To lie bill ustanovi-
tell krSGanske we're (katerega pa V resnici nikdar
nj bilO).
Amerikanci trpe ma nekem pOsebnem pOslab-
Sanju V srednji starosti, pred katerim lie varno
prebivalstvo evropskih dezel vsaj do gotOve meje,
- je nadajeval DIR. Fisk. Odstotek smrtnih sluca-
jew ma Svedskem je "a vsako starost nizji kakor V
Ameriki. Nizji je tudi V Prusiji "a mlajse dobe. V
Aneriki sc je umrlijvost med mlaisimi skupinami
znlanjsala V teku zadnjih petdesetih let, kakor Sc
je tudi drugod pc vsem svetu. Docim pa kazejo
e~vropske dezele m~anjSo unrrljivost "a vsako sta
rost, Sc je p~ovisala umrliivost V Zedinjenih drza-
yah vsled k%ronicnih ali degeneracijskih bolezni.
To Sc je zgodilo raditega, ker smo V zadnjih
tridesetih letih podvojili svoje prebivalstvo po
stevilu, in drugid, ker Sc je nase prebivalstvo V
tenn Gasu popolnoma premaknilo, in sicer z dezele
v mesta in cd poljedeljstva k industriji. Umrlji-
vost V starosti stiridesetih let je v ameriskih me-
stih "a celih 20 odstotkov vista kakor ma dezeli.
V starosti petdesetih let ie vista IA 80 odstotkov.
To pa sc zgodi seveda raditega, ker uziva mestni
prebivalec wee reel, katerih hi ne smell uzivati, ter
81 dOvOli sc druge stvari, katerih hi 81 ne smel do
vOliti. Kadar zamenja prcbivalstvo poljedelstvo z
industrijo, mora povsem naravno slediti pOslab-
SAME vsled industrijalnega zivljcnja.
POslabsanje plemena je najbolj Obcutiti pri
~vOjaSkih naborih. Med mozmi, kO so bill p~reiskani
ga Odhod ma meliSko mejo V prctcklem ~poletju,je
bilo nespOsobnih "a TO shzbo in cato odklonjenih
celih 80 Odstotkov. &c hi vojaSki zdravnik V reese
nici natancno preiskal Judi, hi Sc morale Sc da-
mes zavrniti %najmanj 80 odstOtkov ~v0jaSkih mo-
vincev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Ena prvih skrbi Organizirane kulturne druZ-
he hi morale bti zdravje njenih clanov. To je OBJ
cnem memo lastno zdravie. &c je ~resnicen start
latlnski pregOvOr "Mns sana in cOrpOre sanO"-
zdrav duh v zdravem telesu tedaj je yes mas
dusevni napredek VISA nasa kultura Odvisna cd
nasega telesnega Zdravja, cd Zdravja vseh ella
nov druzbe.
DanaSnje %cloveStvO pa nina razlOga, ia hi
bio ma to kaj posebno ponosno. In Amerika, XII
hi V marsicem rada kOrakala ma prvem meStu.
stOji v TEN oziru prav dalec zadej. To Sc kaze pri
sedanjih vojaSkih naborih, kjer je veliko manjsi
odstotek spOsoben "a sluzbo, kakor v evropskih
dezelah. Ali tako nj lie V oni st%arosti, XII prihaja
"a vojascinO v poStev, temvec velja splosno. A
meriske Zdravstvene razmere so pravZaprav "a
lostne.
o tenn je pOdal nekaj zanimivih podatkov DIR.
Lyman Fisk, zdravniski ravnatelj zavoda Life
Extension Institute" Poziva Sc ma profcsorja
irving Fisher, XII je nacelnik higienicnega cd
delka ma TEN zavodu, in XII prayi, ola je 90 odstot-
kov vseh Amerikancev pomanjkljivega zdravja
ter ola so higieniGni ideali Amerike veliko nizji
cd 'onih V Svici, Nemeiji, Svedski ali cello Japon-
ski.
Fisher lahkO kar 100 odstotkov Amerikancev o.
znacil "a nezadostne zdrave.
Zdravniske preiskave, XII so bile ~izvrsene V ma
sem zavodu tekom zadnjega casa, pravi Fisk, so
pokazale, ola nj najti niti enega posameznega A
merikanca, o katerem hi Sc lahko reklo. da ie
nOrmalen $ 100 odstotki glede ma svoje telesno in
dusevnO stanje ter glede ma Osebne navade. -
Seveda je treba pri tenn pripOmniti, da bo raz-
iskovalec, XII pozna svoi posel ter ga temeljito
vrsi, komaj nasel enega popolnoma dovrsenega
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
Local 10 Happenings.

week..
Al, sherin went to fort Civ. Ia.,
last Week. Q attend to professional
business.
John Wllooleyand Francis O'Con-
nor drove to- Oaks, N. d, last week.
to look after farming interests.
Or. and Mrs. M MCCARTHY returned
home yesterday from an extended
altomebile trip to Miles City, Mont.
The hospital corps III the. local
troops will give dancing party III
the Elks hall this (Thursday) evening
Tickets 81.
Recently received by thu Water
town Printing and Binding Co, 4
large supply Of Sanford,s inks, blue.
black, green and red.
Mrs. +. G Bacon and Miss Ada
Bulge, Of Grand Forks. N. D, arrived
IN he city last week and were guests
at the SIX. Way home.
Just received by the Watertown
Printing and Binding Co. anainvonce
of adding machine rolls, for Bur
roughs Or Dalton machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Kiley nave re-
turned from Minneapolis and other
Minnesota points, where they visited
friends. They made the trip by auto;
and had a delightful time.
Sever q. Stedem, Of the cavalry
band, was united i n marriage last
week with Miss Sarah J. Julson, Rev.
Gay G. White, pastor Of the Methodist
church, oficiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. u. Horswill were
summoned to Black River Falls, Wis,
last week, on accountso f the death Of
Mr.. HorswilRs sister. Before return
ing home they will visit at Duluth
and other Minnesota points.
Mrs. N D. Mclaughlin, while en-
deavoTing to crank her automobile,
broke hersaTm id the vicinity of the
wrist. The self-starter was not in
working order and she thought she
would start the machine by hand, re-
sultingsas stated.
Lake kampeska lots for sale al
East Yahota. Inquire of Mrs. Frances
r Hopkins, 525 Kemp Ave, 81
7phone 1920. SOFT
Eighty weekly newspapers in the
northwest raised their subscription
price last week. says the Irpanois
Chief Among those in this state
to announce a raise to two dollars are
the Alexandria Herald and the Hud-
son Hudsonite. Practically every
newspaper will have to take this
step or go out of business and the
near future will determine which al
tentative will be chosen By this
newspaper.
Friends OF the 4. A.graft family
deeply regret to learn of the death
of Miss Myrtle Craft. The Crafts
were formerly residents Of Water
town but now reside at Aberdeen.
Miss Myrtle was stricken while visit
ing ID Minneapolis. according to re-
ports in the Mitchell papers, and, de
spite the best medical skill obtain
able, died after brief illness. The
remains were taken to Mitchell, S.
d, for interment, the family having
resided there after leaving Water
town.
atHa! The secret is outi Sometime
ago. says the Lake Norden Enter
prise, the newspapers of the county
carried items about the loss and later
the return of Sheriff Bruf1at's Ford In
Minneapolis. We questioned Ben at
the time about the incident but he
seemed rather reticent about 1T so we
dropped t and thought no q about
it. But since reading the WatertOwn
News account, Of the affair we don't
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30

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MrsNSand MrH RpbertI Leach hAyS
removed to Hnsklnnres# Minnssfh6re
they WIN reside IA the fAtslre
Nate Calmenson mad tip y
Sioux Falls last week. to attend the
IIaeeting Of the retail clothiers.##$Ss
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returned from q trip tOsAManneap0ltS
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of the Maadie sfare' followine va,
lcation.
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Mrs. John Stotzman olsAaadl B:
yasSWa Inc caty Ans y ass q y
InnnoTsdah nyna
Mrs. As 81. Steere, 0fa sSWas
lin he city the first Of the week z
guest 81 tbs home 2 2 rS.dangnter,
1aas .Ss
iSss Mrs III ri Moe nda
morning Tor Beiolts WIS., ~
to b receiptsof astelegram
Ing the death Of 2
Rev Gay White. pastor of the
First Methodista urcn.Ss0EDR V
lClark Tuesday evening To attend g
county Sunday schpolNconventlon
Mrs. 4 KiIa children. 81
Piuests,ns. MINI. were over-Sunday
quests i the home ofsMrs. kites par.
tents, Mr., and Mrs &C. Whistler
sMr ~ No. SRan4 Hvlland ienarted
~ usaaL AZ Establishments visit
81 v home ~ Mrs HvIiand, moth.
Mrs ~, Rohweder' 81 Goodwin.
PerrvSF. Iyouckg departed last week
sEfor Chicago ana other points While
absent from home he will attend the
convention of Tia American Bar AS!
ISOLATION.
saa axrs@Sr 81 arasanaSMr
and Mrs Peck Acknowledgements
Sunday guests m the cIty.gsSnaVin
come up q pay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IWho + members OF the cayalry
Mw@ ana Ms i Il Maspr accom-.
,ied ~ III Is M q Hardy and
$500 $500 yy,agat ana MahIa ciiffgaard
49, ~ III 49, ~ IL ar~foTenhile
Nh tS,a,, " nnrffnns ~ Minnesota.
.a
fiIrnsd from atfree weeks auto triI
through Minnesota. Thegwere ac
scnnananied by their daughter. Miss
Ruth. and by Mrs. Jesupss mother
II Mrs Shaffer.
II Ana ~ n AtAA 49, 49,
,..,sAa .,s.,, 3 .4aa a,s
Ylola Mllufsu, ssa ana M eawa49AArcbi
1augn1er o e,a W. us IN 6, Sea,Sari !
Gialh .us . 49, ua, ,nsy ~ ~, ~.
prolIacLsu dllue1 49,, adss4 T,l,;sea,,o
fheld IS lrp ~. ny III ns . a3, - aspssSs
49, 1
~ Ferris vas homeoyer Sundas
.nJ NJ heamSasnen.iing Z week il
M AN Nh Farlds aInong otF1ei
nsa sc sb.s r~acantIv visifed Mabridge
$3.50 sss.x haan r,,ff;s,p m an aIss
4rsn 1sabfa and snowar nlanf'
Fred Schreiber. sof the Soutl
Dakota engineering department fifth
highway COMMISSIONERS ID the cit.
Hast week, accompanied BY Frank
IPeck, Of Deadwood, ailnember 4 tn.
commission. The gentlemsNaNwer
looking over the situation with sre
q gard fo roadssaspaciallY theRaTMii
City-BIack Hills and Yellowston'
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-01

The average woman finds it impos-
sible to combine high brow with a
low eck,--Birmingham Press.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-01
BRITISH STEAMER IS
TOO FAST FOR SUBS

An Atlantic Port, June 30.--A run
ming fight between !, British steamship
and two German submarines which
took place June s about 80 miles off
the Italian coast near Genoa, in which
the steamships succeeded in eluding the
U-boats by superior speed was de-
scribed by officers of the ship on ar
rival here today.
The submarines came into sight
some distance astern the steamer
shortly after she had left the Italian
port. one of the officers said, and inn
mediately opened fire with shrapncl
from deck guns and the steamers
deckhouse and funnel were consider
ably battered.
The gun crew of the steamer re-
turned the fire and soon succeeded in
making one of the submersiblcs with
draw. The second enemy after an
hours chase gave up to go after a
smaller vessel that appeared in the
distance and soon after a wireless
message was heard telling that a
steamer had been torpedoed and ask
ing for assistance.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. June 3O.-Whcat prices
weakened here today and July finished
4hc down. September closed strong.
Wheat receipts, 157 cars. compared
with 26s a year ago.
Wheat-July. opened, $2.17; high,
SAN; low, s2.09; close, $2.12h.
September Opened, Sill: high,
$1.72: low. $3.50; closed, SIZE.
Cash: No. l hard, s2.32h 6i2.37 y :
No. northern. S2.32H M2.321s No. .
northern. s217E 0t2.22h; No. wheat,
$1.S7 aM212h.
Corn-No. yellow, s1.69a 6I1.7Oa ::
No. hard Montana. $2.17h.
Oats-No. 3 white 6SM6Sia.
FlaX-$2.S1R M2.S7E..
Flour--Fancy patents. &c lower.
quoted at $12.5O: first clears. &c
lower, quoted at $l0.50; second clears.
soc lower, quoted at $500. Shipments,
1856 barrels.
Barley-SSGI1.25.
Rye-$2.2Om2.22.
Bran-$27.5OM29
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NOTICE..

installation of officers, smoker and
lunch. Nj. +. l.. U No. 1894. Tuesday
evening.
II. b. CAIN. Secy.-Treas.
ADV.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK

Hogs - Receipts, $500. Steady
Heavy, $1i.S5 a 1875; mixed, STATS %
Is; light, $1a50m15; pigs, $12.50M
1i5o; bulk, S1475m15.
cattle-RCceipts, 100. Steady. Ma
tive steers, s9.50M 1850; cows and hcif-
ers, $S.5oM LEO; western steers, $3.50
q 1l.75: Texas steers, $9M 1880 cows
and hcifers, $SMl0 Gamers. $6MS;
stockers and feeders, $6.50m10.5O;
calves, 10m1 80; bulls, S6.75m10.75.
Shccp~-Rcccipts, 100. Steady Year
lings, s12m13; wethcrs. s1Om11.5O;
ewes. $9mlO.50: lambs, $16.65Gp1S.50.
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ELelN surrER,

Elgin, ILL.,, June 3o.-Butter, IS tubs
ut 36i2: 35 tubs unsold,
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Weak, 5 to
Toe lower. Bulk. $14.40m m15.25; light
$13.60M 1906; mixed, $1i.15m15.55;
heavy. $14.1Om15.65; rough, $14.10@
14.35; pigs, $10.75m13.75.
Cattlc--Receipts. 1000. Slow and
weak. Native beeves, $S.60I13. so:
stockers and feeders. $6.5Om9.75; cows
and heifers, $5.60MS.70: calves, $1,000.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Slow and
weak. Wethers, $S.50M10.S5; ewes, 81
M9.5o; lambs, $9.50G14.5O; spring
lambs, $12Ml7.5O.