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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-16
THE FEVER.
Fourteen New Cases I'm Men,
phis, Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, August l5.-Nine new cases
were reported by the Board OF Health
up to noon to-day, six OF whom were
colored. Six interments were reported
by the undertaker-Frank Cunningham.
Mary Euseld, Kate Forbes, Pat Igoe,
Catherine Phillips and Amanda Cham
bers, the two last colored. DR.. McCon-
nell was stricken down with the fever.
He was EN- route South. DR.. Jerome
Cochrane has been ordered to Mobile,
which is his home. An attempt is 10
be made to isolate Mobile. The street
cars will not be permitted within its
limits, hereafter. There were no new
cases reported to-day. All the promi-
nent sick are reported better to-day.
Weather damp and cloudy.
MEMPHIS, August l5.-Fourteen new
cases I'm all were reported TO the Board
of Health to-day, IL of whom were col
ored. One additional interment was
reported, Anstin Dowell, late engineer
OF the steamer Geo. w. Cheek, at 2SS
Poplar street. Additional precaution
guards have been placed in the sew
eral streets leading into Chelsea, to
prevent communication between that
healthy suburb and the infected portion
of Memphis. Ithas rained all afternoon,
and fires are in demand tonight, the
thermometer having dropped to ~. All
the prominent sick are progressing iav-
orably, except Ed. Schloss, who is worse.
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Murder in Mcdowell.

We were informed last week by gen.
tleman from Crockett's Cove, that the
dead body of an Irish peddler named
Cannon was found in the woods, in Nc
Dowell county, West Virginia, near
Canebreak Gap, about six miles from
Crockett's Cove, with bullet through
head. Two men named Alexander and
- Beaver, cur informant tells us, have
been arrested and lodged in Jail on suspi-
ciOn. The evidence, though circumstan-
tial, is said to be strong against the ac-
cused, as they had gone with the ped
dler to show him a short cut through the
mountain, and one of them was alter
ward heard to say that he had had a
shooting match with him. Our inform
ant obtained the particulars above re-
cited from neighbor who had been to
Perryville and seen the prisoners
Ginch Fdil.y N,trs,
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Elevator Burned.

ST. LOUIS, August l5.-Elevator B,
belonging to the Central Elevator Com
pany, situated on the river front near
the foot of Plum street, caught fire a
few minutes before IL o'clock toni ght,
and at this writing is nearly destroyed.
1t contained 10000 bushels of grain,
which will be destroyed or ruined
for understandable purposes. The building
cost S75, 900 three years ago, and was in
sured for $4,000, but the names of the
companies cannot be given tonight.
Adjoining on the south were the three
extensive ice houses OF Hazard & Will
son, which were consumed The loss
on them has not been ascertained. Some
other adjoining property will probably
be destroyed. #...
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Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, August ia construction
train on the Newkirk and st. Louis
railroad was thrown from the track, yes
terdayafternoon, by running over COW,
about twenty miles south OF Louisiana,
Mo-, and Nicholas BuBOis, chief engi-
neer of the road, was instantly killed.
Conductor Thomas Carroll had his legs
broken, and several men belonging TO
the train were badly hurt. BuBois re-
sided in Washington City. His remains
will be sent there by the company Tor
burial.
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PARKERSBURG.
Killed by n Falling Tree-WOman
Seriously Injured-Fatal Az
fray-Trial of James Fry-A
S.-snna InlxR


PAKEERsBURG, August l4.-An old
man named Bennett was killed to-day
by a tree which he had been cutting
down falling ON him. When found he
was living under the body Oi the tree
crushed into a shapeless mass. Tie lived
seven miles from this city, and leaves a
family.
A woman named Derrier, who resides
about eight miles from this city, on the
northwestern pike. was thrown from a
wagon i'm the suburbs OF the city to-day
and probably fatally injured. She had
several ribs broken, and is thought tO be
ininred internally.
An occurrence, which although II
NAV have had the appearance Oi Joke
To- some Of the parties Interested, came
very nearly proving fatal affair day
M two agO on slate Greek, several miles
above this citv. My informant sail 1t
was rumOred that three boys, or rather
voung men, determined 10 have some
snort al the expense of a man named
Crouser. for whom they have dislike.
They dug a grave IN a hollow between
the hills, and sent one Ot their number
10 a field where a threShlng machine
was at work, where he found their VIC
tim. Crouser was told that two boys
wished 10 see him over the hill, and he,
unsnspectingly, followed his conductor
until he came in sight Of the other boys
and the newly-made grave, when he
asked one Of them what that hole was
for?' ITO bury You in, was the rep ";
and taking hold OF him they forced him
into the hole and covered him up with
earth and brush, and then lett. For
tunately, man named MelroSe, a few
minutes later, hal occasion TO pass that
way and found the grave, with CrouSer 5
feet projecting above the gronnd. lie
Immediately went to work and dug the
unfortunate victim from his living tomb,
and with considerable difficulty sue
ceeded i'm resuscitating him. What be-
came Of the boys and who they were
we did not learn, but IL was thought
they were hidden in the bushes, and
that they would have released Crouser
had they not heard MelrOse coming,
when il is believed they lay still until
he had brought him around, and then
slOped.
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NO. 900.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August l5.-Cotton-
Steady at l0lc. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-Weaker, but not
quotably lower at 90G93c; receipts 30,-
600 bushels; shipments 5000 bushels
Corn-Easier at SS!G39c. 0ats-Stesdy
at 24(927c. Rye-Dull at SIC. Barley
Dull ana nominal. Pork-Firmer;
held at IS 65l. Lard-In good demand
at full prices; current make s. so. Bulk
Meats-Quiet but firm, shoulders held
at 3 40; short rib 81 55(G4 60; shor,
clear nominal at 81 ~ Bacon-Firm
at 81 GOAL COOS 30. Whisky-Steady
at 81 05. Butter-Steady and un-
changed. Linseed Oil-Steady and in
fair demand at 65c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, August lj.-Wheat-Firm: /:
No. white Michigan old 81 0ll; amber
Michigan spot 9Sc; seller August and
September 97!c; No. amber Michigan
96c; No. > red winter spot oslo; seller
August 91ic; seller September ~ lc;
seller October 9Sc NO. red a5c; No. .
Dayton and Michigan red 9Sc; western
amber 9Sc; No. > amber Illinois 99ic.
Corn-Steady and firm; high mixed 3Sc;
No. . spot seller September and October
IS; No. white 43c; rejected 37ic.
Oats-Steady and firm; No. > spot and
seller October 2iic; No. . white 2Gc.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBURGH, August l5.-Pctroleum-
Dull crude 72lc at Parker's TOR imme-
diate shipment; refined &C for Phila-
delphia delivery.
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Found Murdered.

BoSroN, August l5.-Joseph F. Frye,
aged about 40 years, dealer in hides and
leather, was found murdered this fore
noon, at his residence, Is Joy street.
\ letter carrier seeing the door ajar, en-
tered and found Frye lying in front OF
his open safe, with a bullet through his
head. The safe had been robbed OF its
contents. Frye was last seen at his
place of business about 8 o'clock last
evening. His family are away, but are
expected home tomorrow.
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GOODS FIRST TEMPLES"
The Moundsville Camp-Ground,
Correspondence of the Register.
CAMP GROUND. August 8.

CAMP GROUND, August 3.
Business upon the camp-grOund is
brisk here. Cottages are still going up.
Messrs. Jas. Lancaster & Fowler are
putting up one of the largest cottages ON
the ground. 1t will eclipse the one
built by f. ]. Stone. DR.. A. ]. Lyda's
will be complete in a few days. Mr..
Vanclever has neat two story cottage
nearly completed. Thus far about
twenty two-story and several one-story
cottages have been built this year, maxi
ing about 125 altogether. Thus lar
twenty new sites have been selected
upon which to build another year. a
survey OF the ground is to be made and
Il plot of the entire unoccupied ground
has been ordered and each lot staked
off, so that all disputes about location
will be settled, that is if the rules OF the
Association are enforced. The execu-
tive committee met yesterday. Busi-
ness pertaining to the buying and sell;
ing OF produce, etc, was transacted, and
regular market hours were established
in the mornings and evenings during
campmeeting.
There are about fifty families now on
the camp grounds. Daily arrivals will
soon fill every available tent on the
ground. Quite anumber of rooms have
already been taken in the boarding tent
and no doubt every one will be occupied
during the meeting. The boarding arr
rangements are all that can be desired
for brief sojourn in the woods, and to
enjoy the services of the sanctuary. The
gates will not be closed on Sunday, this
wear, but the tent holders will vote upon
the question at the close of the meeting
whether they will be closed another
wear. Single tickets of admission are
i0c; season tickets 25C, to be had at the
gate.
This is certainly better than to take
up collection in the congregation to
defrav expenses, The association have
gone to a great expense i'll beautifylng
the ground, and making everything
comfortable and pleasant.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held on the camp ground Sunday. The
p. f., w. G. Wilson, Rev. w. +. Rip
pey, |. NJ. Warden and others will be
present to assist in the services. The
Moundsville choir are expected to be
present to conduct the singing. Love
feast at 9 A. NJ. Preaching at 1880,
after which the sacrament will be adj
ministered. At g O'Clock services will
be held in the tabernacle for the chill
dren. Services also at night.
CORRESPONDENT.
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MAN KILLED
On the Baltimore Road.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
KEYsER, w. Va, August 10.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
KEYsER, w. Va, August 10.
This morning, as the trackmen started
out to work about one mile west of here,
they discovered mans legs and one
arm lying in the middle OF the track,
and down the bank they found the rest
Of the body. 1t proved to be John
Mayhew, who lived here. He left here
yesterday for Piedmont, in search OF
work, and it is supposed he got drunk
and tried to steal his way home in the
night and fell off the train, as the trains
do not stop where he was found. de
had bottle of whisky in his coat pocket
when found. He leaves awife and sew
eral children in distressing circum-
stances.
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The Corn Crop.
Moundsville Commercial.

MOundSNllIe OomueTClAl.
We are informed by farmers that the
corn crop this year will be the largest
ever known in this county. Mr.. j. T..
Crawford. of Wayman's Ridge, informs
us that a field OF five acres on the T..
j. Price farm will yield fully seventy
five bushels to the acre. Mr.. David
Dickey, of Cameron district, says he
never saw finer prospects for corn, and
some of the farmers Of that section ex-
ton expect to gather one hundred bush
els to the acre, and We hope they will
not lie disappointed.
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Five Men Drowned.

CLEVELAND, August I5.-Robert Col
Inns, John Uhla Michael Kelly, Thomas
Burns and one other man, name un-
known, were drowned near Rocky river
a summer resort near here about noon
to-day. They had hired n boat and
started to 90 from the city to female
ball match and had not been on the lake
but short time when gale sprung up
and the boat became unmanageable.
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NELLIE GRANT DEAD.
Sympathy for the Bereaved
Family-The Feeling I'm WASH
ingtOn.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 10.
Private dispatches received in this
city from London by the Atlantic Cable,
announce the death to-day OF Nellie,
daughter of ex-President Grant, and
wife of AIgernon C. F. Sartoris, Esq, OF
England. The announcement causes a
feeling of genuine sorrow among all
classes here. Miss Nellie, when living
with her father at the White House,
won the warmest regards OF our citizens.
Her death will alter Gen. Grants plans
totally. Il.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA
Woman Injured by the Cars

CHARLESTON, August l4.-Mrs. Adj
kins, in attempting to rescue her child
from an approaching train OF coal cars at
Snow Hill Salt furnace, was caught by a
car and her foot cut off and otherwise
seriously injured. DIR. Thomas rem
dered aid to the poor woman, who, as
yet, is unable to be moved from the
office OF the company, where she was
carried at the time of being hurt.
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, August 16, A. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, areas
of rain, followed by partly cloudy wealth
er, northtO west winds and rising ba-
rometer. ...
For the Lower Lakes, cooler cloudy
weather and rain, with northeast TO
northwest winds, and q slight rise, fol-
lowed by fall of the barometer.
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The Oil Tank Fire.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, August 10. = The
tank, containing $4,000 barrels OF oil,
which was struck by lightning at Park
er's Landing, yesterday morning, fin
ished burning last evening and was a
total loss. A second tank standing near,
and containing $4,000 barrels, became
so heated that after smouldering all day,
it suddenly burst this evening and is
now mass of flames, and will be total
loss. There were ten men on the top
OF the tank at the time of the explosion,
four of whom were severely injured and
others slightly so.
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BURGLARY.
Excitement at Burr's Mills.

SpeclaI 20 IhE heBIsIoI.
BURR's Mills, August 10.
The quiet little village OF Burr's Mills
was invaded by robbers last night and
the house of Mrs. Adkins was broken
open and fifteen dollars, which she had
saved by hard work to enable her to
engage in some little business during
camp meeting, was taken from the pocket
OF her dress, which was hanging on the
bed. The doors OF Mr.. Sevaney's board
ing house were also found open, but
nothing was missing.
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PARKER's. Pa, August IA smoul-
dering fire in the Chalfant 4 Robinson
tank, on the United pipe line, contain
ing $1,000 barrels of oil, opposite this
city, broke out at 8 o'clock this evening.
The tank will be entirely destroyed.
Five men, named John Clifford, Austin
Hines, William Austin, d. NJ. Mcmahon
and J. Mcpherson, were badly injured
by burns and fall from the top OF the
tank. A further extensive conhagration
is feared when the tank overhows. The
tank was set on fire by burning oil from
the William Munhall tank yesterday at
three o'clock.
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The White Sulphur Springs Property

The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
property, consisting Of large number
Of cottages, the hotel building and about
1000 ocres OF land, was sold at public
auction on the 9th of August II was
knocked off to Captain A. T. Mathews,
Of Lewisburg, for 10000. The sale is
subject to confirmation by the Court,
which Will probably be given, as the
Commissioners will recommend IL
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, August l5.-Dry Goods
Business continues irregular with com
mission houses. Cotton goods quiet
bat generally steady in frst bands
and the jobbing trade is improving.
Prints in moderate request Ginghams
fairly active and leading dress styles
sold ahead. Dress goods doing well.
Mems wear voolens continue quiet.
Foreign goods In better request.
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IT is to be borne in mind that there
was no canvass made against the Gpeen-
hackers in this county. They had it all
their own way, and the result is a iall-
ing off of twenty-five per cent. in their
yote,-Kdidrkd Gd.ettS.
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RAILROAD BoSDS-HeaNy. Y. \. ~ i.
C.. tirsts 73; no sales OF seconds.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market was again irregu-
lar and unsettled, and the feeling char
acterized the dealings until toward the
close, when the money market becom-
ing much easier, there were large orders
To buy Lake Shore and Granger shares,
and the final transactions were AT 4 ma
terial improvement from the tone pre-
vailing in the early dealings. The gem
eral list decline Holt per cent, st.
Paul, Northwestern and Lake Shore
leading the declined, but at the close
prices advanced t&2 per cent, the lat.
ter for Lake Shore. Western Union was
noticeably strong, and advanced ] I per
cent. on the day. The transactions
aggregated 247 900, shares, OF which
1900 were Erie. 10000 Lake Shore
$1,000 Northwestern common, LOO
preferred, $1,000 IT. Paul common,
1900 preferred, $500 Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 5000 Wabash, ., 400 Union Paci-
fic, 5000 Delaware and Hudson, 5000
Hannibal and st. Joe, 1900 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 3,400 Michigan Cen
trail, 1000 Morris and Essex, >, 800 Pacific
Mail, $500 Western Union, $500 1t.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
1000 Louisville and Nashville, 200
81. Louis and san Francisco and 500
First preferred.
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WORMs are miserable affection
found in most families, and not untre-
ouently fatal in their effects. There
lore. delay not-but Immediately ask
your druggist for CDR. G. McLane's Gel
ehrated Vermifuge," and happiness will
bless your household. Only see that
"Fleming Bros, "a Wood street, Pitts
burvh, is on the wrapper, or You will
get a worthless imitation,
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The news of the death Of the estima-
bic wife of Congressman Wilson, OF
West Virginia, has been read with pain
by large circle of scquaintances and
friends. Mrs. Wilson has been great
sufferer for many months, and all that
the tenderest love and care could do for
her has been done, but to no avail. We
sincerely sympathize with her afflicted
husband, whose devotion knew no
bounds, and who has been rendered
incOnsolable by his lOss.-IYdshingtOa
POst.
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WOOL
Philadeiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August I5.- Wool
Market steady and prices unchanged;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West yir-
ginia Xxx and above Dle:Isc;
extra 3,Dls 3sc; medium 5000; ooarse
33G3Gc; New York, Michigan. In
diana and Western fine Sys.S'c;
medium 3Slg3gc; coarse 3basSIc;
combing washed 3jts43ic; do un-
washed 27(S,3ic; Canada combing $50
3sc: hne unwashed 23<925c; do coarse
and medium 25ts30c; tub washed 800
ll,
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chisf Of Cherok.e N.aou Elected.

CHEroPA, Ks, August I'D. w.
Bushy, head member and leader IN the
Liberal Progressive party OF the Chero-
keelNstion, has been electedchief oil that
Nation.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 4 to I Per Cent.-Gov'
ernments fimer-flour Weak
Wheat Steady-HOgs
Fairly Active.
FIN AkCE.

NEW YORK, August l5.-MoNEY-Ac-
tive at +67per cent, closing At I per
cent. Prime mercantile paper +Ca5!
per cent. Sterling exchange bankers
bills dull at 4Sli; sight exchange on
New York 1881. Dry goods imports for
the week =, 500, 900.
SILvER-At London SLID; bar silver
here ll2!; subsidiary silver coin l@l
per cent. discount.
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REMARKS.

Though there II n slight falling of in
the total number received ~ compared
with last week. there IL a marked def
cheney in the number Of good sheep and
lambs, the bulk Of the offerings being
Of a common order. Good sheep are ia
good demand. We quote prices at 81
(o,ic for butchers sheep; lambs at $40
jIc; stock sheep, ewes - 0Otg2 10 each,
w,thers 3I@3lc; other grades 81 75ts
y 10 nor heal
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug. II.
RECEIPTS FOR TuE WIEN.
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THE SWINE nAIKrr.
RENAEkS.

AfTlNhls thls We -
Arrivals last week B. 80
Arrivals one ycar aso. ~
RENAEkS.
With decreased supply, prices have
ruled lower than last week aud the mar
ket has scarcely been M active as IL was
then. The quality has detcriorated as
compared with last weeks receipts, the
run of gross hogs being more numerous
than ast week We quote common hogs
at ilG5c, and better grades At 5lCa5ic,
and few extra picks" at Sic.
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The arrivals OF cattle during the week
amounted To 1855 head, against 2,Gl3
last week and 1876 head the cores
ponding week of las, year, and the sales
during the week amounted Ia l,5OO
head, against ,Si2 last week and $50
head the corresponding week Ol last
wear and were as follows.
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While the market to-day was at no
time active, yet trade was better than
last week, prices l2!f20 per hundred
pounds better than they were last week.
The quality of the Offering Was not
quite Us good rs last week, the best oi
the receipts having been rcshipped {"
New York. Good cattle were moi
plentiful. Quotations sos 70 per 100
paunds, the former being Tor a sale ol
bulls.
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MICH cows.

Good cows are scarce and common IN
excess ol the demand. We quote pins
at SIS OOta 10 %, as to quality.
THn SWINE uARKEr.
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Disturbance in Ireland.

LONDON, August l5.-The disturb
ance at Lurgan, Ireland, yesterday, was
between the Home Rule procession and
police, who charged on mob with fixed
bayonets. Many of the police were
wounded by stones. The violence OF
the crowd was so great that the police
fired on them, killing one and wounding
two. The mob subsequently wrecked
Lord Lurgan's lodges and the house OF
a Protestant.
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.ENARKs On BgEr CATTLE.

Virginia, l,04S; Ohio, 27l; West Nir-
ginia, l,l5i; Maryland, 73Total, 2,j3G.
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OIL City.

on CrrY, August l5.-Market opened
duh with sales at 6Sfc. declined 10 oItc,
at which price it closed. Shipments 55,
COO barrels, averaging 5000 barrels;
transactions l45 900 barrels
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New YORK, August l5.-The Demo
cratic State Committee has decided to
hold the Convention ut Saratoga, Sep
tember 10th.
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RAILROAD BoSDS-Heavy. c. c. Il |.
c. tirsts 73; no sales of seconds.
-nu1l
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CIscrsshT:. August -. - HogS-
Fairly active and shade higher: com
mon s265(53 ~; light - Ggs3 20; pack
ing IS bVs,3 IS: butchers 81 zoos ~.
Receipts J9j head; shipments 03j head.
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LONDON, august. I5--A correspond-
ent at Berlin hears from reliable au-
thority that rye, which is the
principal bread material Of Ger
many, will yield, at the highest es
tlmation, only three-quarters of the cal
culated average, whereas wheat, il the
weather continues fine as seems prob
able, will yield a full harvest. Barley
promises about the same yield as rye.
Oats better. Potatoes good, though
co,,,o J;soosa hoe anpaora1