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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-02
BIDS ARE OPENED
BY CITY COUNCIL
CONTINUED from Page one.l

make the appropriation cover the
the whole work in every part OF the
city. One proposition already adyan-
ced is to change the paving on North
Raleigh street from brick to macam-
asphalt, which is cheaper 1t Is said
that residents OF that street prefer
the macadam.a sphalt to brick, and
City Attorney Boyd was instructed to
investigate this matter and report to
the council at It's regular meeting
next week.
a proposal for the concrete curb
ing and the 4inch terra Gotta drain
age pipes under the sidewalks was
submitted by Contractors c. A. Par
kinson and G. e. Walton, who join
ed forces for this purpose. Their bid
was so cents per lineal foot for the
curbing, and 90 cents per lineal foot
for the terra Gotta pipe. Under the
terms of this bid 1t was possible to
1 stimate the approximate cost Of this
part Of the work.
/ The II G. Brooks Company fled
certified check for $500 and Par
kinson & Walton filed a check for
! $3.50, as required by the council, but
| Contractor Strause failed to file a
/ check, and under the terms Of the
4 specifications, his bid was not lie.
gal one.
Other Council Business
The question OF the proper collec-
ton of the garbage was taken up, and
tie council instructed Recorder Zirk-
lie to inform Contractor Owen that I'M
ess better service was rendered. the
city would perform the work and de
duct the cost from the garbage con.
tract.
A license to run colored pool
room at the corner Of Martin and
Raleigh streets was refused l.. O.
Carr, who has opened such place
some time ago. The place was clos
! ed week ago by Mayor Letter 1t
vas decided by the council that no
license would be granted for pool
Dom in the residential districts. In
this connection, Recorder zrkle was
vas instructed to notify proprietors
| " pool rooms and bowling alleys
hat the state law prohibits the own
ers from permitting boys under is
gears of age To frequent the places,
end that the council will close any
place which fails to observe this
law in the future. 1t was also decid
I'd to notify the Y. M. C. A. that nc
itoys under IS could use the pool OF
billiard tables there.
/ Must Pay Water Rents
/ The council instructed Tax Collec
tor Dawson to shut off the water al
! III houses where the water rents
rave not yet been paid, and not tc
turn the water on again until all back
ents are paid and also the rent fol-
his year. Lists of delinquents are
being made up today. and the work
u turning off the water will be com
nenced Monday
The council instructed the record
er to notify George Johnson to i'm
! nediately erect a fence around the
did quarry holes on North Third
treet and Moler avenue
| The pool and billiard license of ]
frank Evans was transferred from
lis present location to his new room
| IN the Gardner building.
Fred Giaise was ordered to clean
ip the debris at the site of the old
'kating rink, on South Queen street
hich was destroyed by fire some
lime ago
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-02

score-Martinsburg SO; waynes-
bore, 80
Field goals. Widmeyer 2. Flagg 2.
Tabler 8. Musser 8. Breiner /, shultz
7, yrey s, stickell /. Feezer 2, Foul
goals Tabler 4, Feezer 2. Substitutes
Jefferson for Bremen
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-02

Rev. Lewis 8. Harper, of Herndon,
Va, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray Silver, South Queen stteet, and
relatives in Gerrardstown
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-02
CARD OF THANKS.

wish 10 thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness shown us
during the illness and death of our
darling baby, who died Monday even
ing at 4.30 o'clock with the acute
meningitis.
1t MIR. and Mrs. j. Z. KENDRICK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
Ma uroczysto$c Irzech Kroli.

Uroczystossc Trzech Knoll albo
':zjawienia sic Pana' obchodzi
Kosci661 sw. od najdawniejszych
czas6w z wielka okaza}oscia. No.
wonarodzony Zbawiciel swiata OBJ
|jawif sic ludowi izraelskiemu, OBJ
jawiajac sic pastuszkom, kt6rych
do zl6bka swego powo}a1, pogan-
skim zaS ludom, dajac sic poznac
trzem Kr6lom, kt6rych przez gwia
zde do Betleem s%prowadzil.
Pasterzy powo}af Pan Bog do
z}6bka jednorodzonego Syna swe
90 przez %aniola, trzech Kr6li zas
przez gwiazde. "Przysta}o .bo--
WIEN, powiada sw. Grzegorz Wiel
XII, azeby zydem, kt6rzy rozu1mu
uzywali, rozumna istota ii. anio}
zwiastowa1 narodzenie Panskie;
poganie zas, kt6rzy rozumu uzy--
wac ME umieli, wezwani zostali
do poznania Pana ME g}osem, lecz
cudownym znakiem'
Szczesliwi Medrcy, IL g}osu Pan
skiego usluchali i "a natchnieniem
1aski Bozej poszli. Natychmiast
puszcza:jac sic W daleka a uciazli
wa podr6z. Opuszczaja rodzine i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
UCzMY DZlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WIC Pc POLSKU.
Nowym
ROku.

Me tax bystro p}ynie rzeka
Jak nam predko czas ucieka;
"Dzien "a dniem, a rok "a rokiem
-Przemija niezwrotnym krokiem
Gdziez sic podzia} rok miniony,
kt6ry z. laski Pana pisaf sic ro--
klein 1917tym? Gdziez sic podzia
]y te godziny, tygodnie, miesiace?
Zdaje mi sic, re to sen, z kt6rego
sic przebudzi}em.
Me tax bystro plynie rzaka
.Jak nam predko czas ucieka.
w latach dzieciecych, kiedy to
zwykle czas jakby z6lwim kro-
klein sic wlecze, a czlek nierozsad
ME wzdycha "a starszemi latami,
ME chcia}o sic wierzyc, co m6wia
osoby doswiadczone wiekiem, re
i'm starszy cz1owiek, tenn szybciej
lata uciekaja. DIS, gdy niejeden
krzyzyk sic dzwiga, i pod tym
wzgledem przyznac trzeba, ze sta
rzy maja s1usznosc. Ami sic obej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
Pisze o sWoim stryju.
fnra

Piotra Gomozo' - piszc p. James
Poiricr 4 Bourgeois, n. B. Canada
"jest zaiste doskona}cm lekarst--
wem. MOI stryj, p.:Jcan Bourgeois
LEGACY - lat, byf ciezko nawie--
dzony choroba merck. Pc uzyciu
dw0ch butelek Ora. Piotra Como
70, cierpienie jego ustapi}o i cd te
go czasu nigdy ME uczuwa bolu.'
Przesz1o wiekowe uzywanic zaz
naczy1o w}asnosci Ora. Piotra Go
mozo, czyniac jc zdrowio : nos
mem lekarstwem. Me jest ia sprze
daz przez aptckarzy. Spccyalni a
genet dostawiaja je ludziom
wprost Z laboratoryum. Jczeli ME
znacie zadnego agenta, piszcie do
ORA. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co..
2501 Washington Blvd. Chicago,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04

obozach polskich. Teraz czuje, re
r~ozszerzylo sic niejako mole ser
ce, DO ukochalo wieccj, DO umi1o
wa}o te Polske nieszczesliwa; dis
czuje sic ma pol Polakicm i razem
Z wami cierpie. Miejcic jednako--
woz Ware, re nar6d kt6ry lyle
krwi przela} by odzyskac ojczyz-
ne, kt6ry mimo tylolctnicj niewo
il potrafif nietylko zachowac swa
kulture, ale ia postawif ma rowni
z cywilizacya narod6w wolnych.
lie moze zginac i bliska jest chwi
la. jego. wyzwolenia' Okrzykicm :
"Niech lyle Polska'! zakonczy}
p. Brown poiniosly wiecz6r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
rzysz, a z }aski Boga p%rzeby1es pc

rzysz, a z }aski Boga przeby1es pc
nownie rok.
Gdy GO. przezywa}es W posrod
modlitwy, piracy, mozo1u i k}opo-
tn, wydawa1 ci sic nieraz d}ugim
i ciezkim. A tymczasem.
Dzien "a dniem, a rok "a rokiem
Przemija niezwrotnym krokiem
Swieta to prawda! Dzien "a
dniem, a rok "a rokiem przemija,
L tax staniesz PREDICT niz sic spo-
dzie:jesz, W obliczu smierci, a Gale
zycie wyda sic wtenczas jakby
sen. A re snu tego niemi}e bedzie
przebudzenie ola tych, ktorzy z
czasu tego niemi}e beda korzy-
stall.
Be wiedz, mia duszo, i ma po--
czatku nowego roku gleboko So
bic wyryj w pamieci re:
Dzien1 "a dniem, a rok "a rokiem
'Przemija niezwrotnym krokiem.
TAX, niepowrotny jest czas.
Mozesz odzyskac zdrowie, mo-
ziesz odzyskac majatek, mozesz cd
zyskac dobra slave i honory i u
tracona nawet 1aske Boza czas lex
komyslnie i g%rzesznie zmarnowa--
my nigdy ci sic ME wr6ci - Nigdy
Pamietaj dobrze, co oznacza to
kr6tkie, niepozorne sl6wko "ni--
gdy." Nigdy juz potepicni ME O.
puszcza strasznego swego podzie
mia, nigdy juz ogladac ME beda
jasnego dzionka, nigdy
:iuz ME doznaja nawiedzen 1askl
Bozej, kt6re "a zycia tax b}agal,
ME wraza1a sic do ich scrc, a kt6
ra gardzili.
Co myslisz, mia duszo, gdy by
nieszczesnym piekla mieszkancom
luzyczono tylko piec minut, zcby
przez szczery serdecny zal pojcd
mali sic z Bogiem? Jakby oni te
|piec minut przez GAIA wiecznosc
wys1awiali i wielbili. Pr6zna ma
!dzieja! Ola mich czas 1aski przcmi
Ina} "niczwrotnym krokicm'
Ale tobie, kochany czytelniku,
mia czytelniczko, swieci jeszcze
s}once 1aski, W swoim reku trzy-
masz los przyszlosci.. Tcraz przy
rozpoczeciu nowego roku, ktory
ola ciebie moze bye ostatnim two
jcgo zywota d~oczesnego, nalezy pc
wziac dobre postanoWienia. Ale
nie og6lnikowo. Wybierz sobie
sw6j ulubiony grzech, kt0ry maj
bardziej plami i niepokoi twoje su
mienie, obmyslaj srodki zaradcze
przeciw MENU. za1uj serdecznie
"a lie uzywany, drogocenny ten
czas i z ]aska BOA postanow sta:
nowcza poprawe. Wtenczas rozja$
nj ci sic ~przyszlosc dobra mozesz
mice nadzieje w Bogu, ktora wy
raza piesn dawna:
Ten Nowy Rok poSwiecamy, .
w Tobie ufnosc p%ok4adamy:
Badz naszym 0jcem i Panem
Teraz i ma wieki, Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04
Dze1 Polsko -~Ameryka1ski
" LePug, we FrancYi.

w No. 3 "Jenca Polaka' znaj
dujemy ponizszy, ciekawy i rzew-
ny opis uroczystosci polsko anne
|~rykanskiej, jaka mia}a miejsce W
lie Puy, gdzie sic znajduje jeden z
oboz6w jenc6w Polak6w z armii
niemieckiej i austryackiej weFran
Icyi:
"Wszystkila znana jest osoba
10. j. Willie Browne sekretarza
IZjednoczcnia chrzescijanskiej milo
dziczy, kt6ry niestrudzenie zwie-
DIAL naszc obozy i oddzialy, MO
sac nam ukojenie i rozrywki W
ciezkiej doll.
~"Pan Brown, powo1any obowia
|zkami, wraca do swej zamorskiej
ojczyzny. Ably chloe W czesci, cd
~wdzieczyc sic mu "a %poniesione
truly i starania, urzadzilismy W
naszym obozie uroczysty dzieh, W
sklad kt6rego wesz}y popisy ma
lsze:j dzielnej druzyny sokolej,
przedstawienie .amatorskie, spic-
wy i produkcye muzyczne. Pragne
lismy mu zaprezentowac w skrom
nych ramach nasz dorobek W tych
trudnych warunkach naszego by
tn, oraz pokazac, zc Polak i W
'niewoli portrait kszta}cic ducha i
,ciafo do przysz}ej piracy W Ojczy
znie.
"Uroczystosc rozpocze}a sic 0
godz. 2ej pc po}udniu.
INA podw6rzu pieknic przystro
jonym w barwy polskie, francus-
kic i amerykanskic, odby}y sic
przy dzwiekach orkiestry obozo--
wei popisy sokole.
"Pan komcndant major Perret
kt6rego nigdy ME zbraknie PREY
{podobnych uroczystosciach, i tym
razem raczy1 mas ~zaszczycic swa
obccnoscia ON, jak tel licznie re
Ibrani goscie ME %szczedzili zasfuzo
nych oklask6w wykonawcom re-
cznych produkcyi.
"Po skonczeniu popis6w p.
Brown wreczyl druzynie sokolej
sztandar Stan6w ZjcdnocZonych.
III pomiedzy utwor6w odegra--
nych przez orkiestre, wyr6znic IA
Levy marsz francusko = amerykan
)ski LILA Fayette', W kt6rym dy-
rygowaf sam kompozytor,p. Pitac
ca. Nastapi}o przedstawienie 'Swa
tow pred oczyma obcych pre-
wija}y sic sylwetki naszych 'Kas'
'Maryss' "Wojtk6w' W barw-
nych strojach ludowych.
| "Punktcm kulminacyjnym -
programu by]o odtanczenie dziar
skiego mazura W stro:jach narodo
wych, wykonanych W w}asneJ
pracowni. Rozbawione AUDITORY
I'm darzylo oklaskami nasze *u-
;r0cze tancerki' i dziarskich tan
Gerry.
"Na zakonczenie uroczystosci
przem0wi} W serdccznych SO
wach prezes Bratniej Pomocy,
dziekujac panu Brown owl "a
wszystkie dotychczas wyswiadczo
Inc nam, jencom, dobrodziestwa
zapewniajac go o prawdziwej ma
sze; sympathy ola d~zielnego marc
du amerykanskiego siegajacej cza
|s6w KoSciuszki, kt6ry W imie vol
nosci spieszy1 bronic rozkuwajacy
wiezy niewoli nar6d amerykanski
"Sympatya ia zosta}a %zaciesnio
ma jeszcze silniejszymi wez4ami
iprzez szlachetnc wystapienie pre-
zydenta -Wilsona, kt6ry pierwszy
podni6sf jasno te wznios}a /
prawdziwie demokratyczna mysl,
il kazdy nar6d chociazby maj
imniejszy, ma prawo do samoistne
Igo i niepodleg}ego bytu.
"Mowe swoja zakonczy} try
krotnym okrzykiem ma Geese Anne
|ryki, kt6ry zebrani s}uchacze z
zapa1em powt6rzyli.
"Jako tskromny dow6d naszej
wdziecznosci, wreczy} prezes B.
IP. zacnemu oredownikowi naszych
|spraw upominek cd wszystkich
|jenc6w polak6w w p~ostaci album
Ii kasetki ma listy, wykonanej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-04

ch}odne powietrze z,mno ma
divorce lecz .tysiace jest s~zczesli--
wych ma gwiazdke Pow6d - bar
do prosty widzicie, oni biora Ro-
cky Mountain herbate. W apiece
Brown'a., Ogl.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
OREGON STUDENTS
DISCUSSING FOOT
BALL GAME FOR FALL

Eugene, Ore, June 29.-Students Of
the University Of Oregon already are
specializing on their chances of the
football gridiron next fall. According
to present calculations five men who
won their varsity letters last year will
be back rs a nucleus for the 1918
eleven.
Hugo Bezdek, now managing the
Pittsburgh club of the National league
has been the Oregon coach for a mum
Der of years and is expected back
again next fall as soon as the base
ball season comes to a close. Bezdek
has met with success, one of his
achievements being the defeat Of the
University Of Pennsylvania team
which crossed the continent to play
at Pasadena on New Years day, 1917.
The men who practically r assur-
ed of returning are Berg, Steers, Will
son. Medley and Hunt and in this
quintet Bezdek will have veteran ma
terial around which to build his ma
chine. Medley is the only player sub
ject to draft.
To date Oregon has six games def
nftely placed on the 1913 schedule, in
Guiding preseason contests with Mutt
nomah Athletic club and Willamette
university, or Chemawa during Oc-
tober. The game with the University
of Idaho, at Moscow. October rs, will
open the conference season for the
varsity and will be followed during
the succeeding weekend by the Cali
.fornia battle at Berkeley. Washington
State college will come to Eugene for
the only game the Oregon fans will
have an opportunity to see, on No.
vember 16, and for their last game
the O~regonians will journey into the
southland to try their luck with the
University of California.
Manager Dean Walker still has two
open dates on his calendar. November
8 and %.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
STOCK DEALING
SUPERFICIAL
Traders Favor Some of More
Speculative Issues this
Morning.

New York. June 2o.-Dealings on
the stock exchange today were super
fetal, both as to volume and scope.
Traders favored some Of the more
speculative issues such as metals,
oils motors and a few minor special
ties. but standard shares were dull.
United States steel reflected further
moderate pressure and high grade
nominal changes. The closing was
steady. Sales Appropriated 100000
shares. Liberty 8 1-2's sold at $99.46
to $685.; first As at $94.30 q $94.44.
second As at $94.34 to $94.50 and
4 LAS at 1864 to $96.76.
Equipments. motors and sundry
specialties featured the dull but
steady opening of today's stock mar
ket at gains extending to substantial
fractions. Standard shares were dull
and virtually unchanged. Prices
strengthened more generally before
the end Of the first half hour. Cruc-
ible steel, Sinclair oil, central leather,
Butte and Superior and Reading led
the further advance. Liberty bonds
| were steady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
BANK CONDITIONS.

New York, June 29.-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the. week showr
that they hold $171, 971, $50 reserve In
excess Of legal requirements. This il
an increase Of $124,826,550 from last
week.
The statement follows:
Actual conditions:
Loans, discounts, ETC., $4,393,654,.
900; decrease, $66.891,00o.
Cash in own vaults members federal
reserve banks GAY, $~S6,513,0oo; de.
crease, $2.72z.000.
Reserve in federal reserve bank ot
member banks, Ssss.71s.ooo; increase
$12S.S44.000.
Reserve In own vaults, state bank
and trust companies (B). $14.3o3.ooo
decrease, $4,000.
X-Net demand dApositss $780,.
o7s.0oo; increase. $37.815,oe0.
Net time deposits. 3lss.137.ooo; de-
crease, $4,000.
Circulation. sss.ss1.oos; increase
$4,000.
specie ineandsd = a, and q,
x.Gn.ssa ssh. as,o.it. Deducted
Agsresafe reserve tss5.145.oso.
Excess reSsfvo. t~171y971s69os IN
crease, 31~24,11e.ESS. s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
corn PRICES
EASED DOWN
Prospects of Rain in Kansas
and Breaking of Hot
Wave Cause Selling.

Chicago. June 29.-Prospects Of
rain in Kansas and Of a breaking of
the hot wave there led to selling off
today, and eased down prices. Buying
support was limited. Most of 1t came
from local traders. Opening prices
which varied from unchanged figures
to 3-8c lower with July $1.48 lao
1-2c and August $3.50 "a to $1.51.
were followed by a slight rally and
then a. material decline all around.
Oats sympathized with corn. Elk
port demand seemed lacking. After
opening unchanged to 3-8c lower the
market continued to sag.
Provisions averaged higher owing
apparently to reports of large ship
ments Of fresh meats. Pr
No important reaction took place.
although primary receipts for the
week were smaller than last year
The close was unsettled, Ia to Use
net lower. with July $1.47 7-S@1.4S,
and August $3.50 1-S to Ia.
Firmness continued throughout the
day in provision despite weakness
which developed in the hog markets.
Corn. Nos. 2, 3 and 4 yellow,
nominal.
Oats, No. 8 white, old, 7s@1-2;
new 7S 1-2@3-4.
Standard, old 70 1-2; new 70 $40
Rye, No. 2, s1.74@1.75.
Barley, $1.o0@1.20; timothy $500
@7.50; clover and pork nominal
lard s25.4o; ribs $22.75@23.5O.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, June 2s.-Hogs, receipts
10000; good hogs mostly SC lower
than today's opening or yesterdays
average; packing grades uneven. bet
ter selling 10c down. Butchers
1866 q 1910; light $16.75 @
S17.10; packing SIC a $685.: rough
1856 q SIG; bulk 316.46 q $17.05;
pigs good and choice $3.50 @ $500.
Cattle, receipts 2,080; weeks re-
ceipts extremely light and a sharp un-
even recovery from last weeks break
resulted. Beef steers.
Beef steers and yearlings, above
SIS. 90, and good butcher cattle back
with high time; common steers and
light grassy heifers, closing dull but
unevenly higher than q week ago;
sales mostly so cents higher for the
week; quotations unchanged from yes
terday.
direct to packers; top classers. both
sheep and lambs, mostly SO cents
lower than week ago; feeding sheep
about steady in accordance with Gus.
tom. Beginning July I old crops OF
lambs will be classified as yearling,
and spring lambs Is lambs; quotations
unchanged from yesterday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
YANKEES DRAW
FURTHER AWAY
FROM BOSTON
Hand Athletics Sound Beat.
ing, Scoring Five Runs
in Ninth.

Philadelphia, June 29.--New York
punched nine of it's eleven hits off
Gregg in two innings yesterday and
easily defeated Philadelphia, 10 to 2.
Pratt opened the second inning with a
double, and ended it with a grounder
to short. The entire team batted
again in the ninth. Merlin Kopp, the
outfielder recently summoned home
by his draft board, wired today that
he is on his way from Toledo to re-
join the local club.
R. H. E.
New York 1850 900 oo5-1O II 0
Philadelphia 900 oil 600 9 4
F%inneran and Hannah; Gregg and
McAvoy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
German Tanks Not
Al Useful As Tho,e
OF Allied Nation,

With tho American Army In France.
June 2S.-The fighting tanks buff
and u0od in Germany look like q tur-
tie Gurmounted by Z turret. They are
Of 4 large type g~ensralfy. The armor
plating e very strong. possibly double,
and affords e6scf1vs protecf1oa aeatnsf
special mfAatzy munttion hut Il = NOT
Eun-prDok
In battles between Britain ana Ger
solely with lmachtne suns were roNer-
LEES agatnN their opponenh. wis
tho afmed wfEh guns of 1efxur
fcalfber drove back tho German tankn
The epeed OF the German tanku r
'xE
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GIANTS DEFEAT
PHILADELPHIA
IN FIRST GAME
Dernaree Pitches Strong
Game for New York; Tim
is Bear With Stick.
By
George
McManns

New York, June 29.-New York
defeated Philadelphia 6 to l in the
opening gane CO a five game series
here yesterday. Demaree pitched a
strong game for the locals. Williams
home run in the first inning was the
only earned run scored on Demaree
in the last forty-two innings. Zim-
norman drove in three OF the six
New York runs and scored a fourth.
r. HI. E.
Philadelphia 100 900 ooo-l 8 /
New York 1000 1o2 12x-s Z 0
Hogg. Jacobs and Burns; Demaree
and Rariden.
Harmon Hit Hard.
st. Louis, June 29.-Harmon was
hit hard in the first and second in
nings and st. Louis beat Pittsburgh
yesterday, 8 to 1. Rain delayed the
game 80 minutes.
r. H. E.
Pittsburgh 100 900 ooo-1 Z 1
st: Louis .....250 010 O0x-8 10 3
Harmon and Schneider, Shaw;
Meadows and Gonzales.
Boston-Brooklyn, postponed. cold:
two games tomorrow.
! Chicago-Cincinnati postponed. wet
grounds,
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MONEY MARKET,

New York.. June 29.-Mercantile'
paper four months4: six months 6.
Sterling demand $4.75 5-16, cables
$4.76 7-16.
Francs demand $5.71 1-2; cables
$5.6S 7-S.
Guilders demand $40 ga: cables
$50 Ia.
Lire dernand IS. SO: cables IS. s
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NEW YORK

reee i 1859 1903 ' tubs; S ereamery b, Fey
than extras As 1-2@46; extras AZ 3-4
@45; firsts 43@44. 1-2.
Eggs. firm. receipts 19,20s cases;
fresh gathered extras Al: fresh gath
cred storage packed f1rsts Sc OBS;
fresh gathered regular packed extra
firsts 81 1909; f1rsts IS 1905.
Cheese firmer; receipts 5,808 boxes
state fresh specials "a; do average 81
1904.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, June I'M
changed; receipts, 9,242 tubs.
. Cheese unchanged.
Egg receipts, $500 cases; un-
changed.
Potatoes higher. Old. receipts, Z
cars; Wisconsin. Michigan and Mime
sofa, bulk, $1.75@1.90; ditto sacks
$2.00@ 2.10. New, receipts, SO cars;
Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma sack
ed Triumphs, $2.50@2.9o; ditto white
$2.50@2.75; Virginia barrel Cobblers
$6.50@7.00.
Poultry. alive, higher; fowls. %;
springs, 5000.
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DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi; June 29.-Elevator
receipts Of domestic grain: Flax L.
700 bushels, last year 100.
Duluth car inspection: Oats /;
barley 1. Total all 2, year ago -;
on track IA.
Flaxseed market turned strong to.
day on buying by crushers and short
covering demand. Short supplies
available and light current receipts
was a controlling influence. July
closed l ga up; September, Q cents
up; October, 1 Ia up. and November
l "a up.
oats closed 5-s cents off and barle,
unchanged.
Closing:
Linseed-on track. 1891 Ia; ar
rive, 1891 Ia; July, $3.91 Ia bid
September, 1898 asked; October
1891 1-2 asked; November, 1915 bid
Oats-On track, 75@78.
Barley-On track, $1.OO@1.20.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS,

Washington, June 29.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday issued by the weather bureau
today are:
Great Lakes region generally fair
with cool weather until about Thurs
perature. .
Upper Mississippi Valley-Fair and
moderately cooler in the north por-
ton. showers in south portion first OF
week and again end of week. Tenn
perature below normal.
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LIVEsTOCK.

Milwaukee. Wis. June 29.-Hogs.
500; SC lower: prime heavy butchers
1850 @ $16.75; light butchers
$3.50 a $17.10; fair to prime light
$16.25 q s16.75; fair to best mixed
$3.50 q SIG; fair to selected pack
ers $14.75 a $3.50; rough packers
SIS a $16.75.
Cattle, none. steady.
Calves. none, lower; good to choice
SIG a $16.7o; fair to good $3.50 q,
$15.75.
Sheep, none, lower.
No market July 4.
South St. Paul. Mimi. June 90
Hogs. receipts 900; steady: range
s15.25 @ $16.45; bulk $16.35 q
$16.45.
Cattle, 200; killers steady; steers
$3.50 a SIT: cows and heifers $3.50
a $12; veal calves steady. 81 q
:i4:a67; stoekers and feeders steady,
Sheep, receipts 25; steady: lambs
$40 @ ST; wethers 81 q $3.50;
ewes IS a $11.50.