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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Terrible wreck on inc Er,e Beiiroad


PoEr JEWS, August 13.-An cast
bound freight train on the Erie railroad,
when quarter of mile west Of Shola
about o'clock fbis morning struck a
10, OF rocks which had been washed
down on the track and the locomotive
and four cars we're wrecked. The eugi-
neer received bad scalp wound. Fire
man o. Hogan sustained II scalp wound
and had both arms broken, and Conduc-
tor Red Long WAS injured about the
back. Express train No. ,, westbonnd,
was due At the time of the accident, and
the forward brakeman got the lamp
from the switch and tired TO flag
it, but failed. ana the express
engine crashed into the wreck
and. with one car loaded with horses n
baggage car, mail car, smoker, and one
coach, was thrown from The track down
an embankment eighty feet from the
rails. The cars caught fire and were
burned, but not until all the passengers
were saved. Alexander Newman, the fire
man on the express engine. was caught
fast il the wreck and burned. He said
10 a bvstander "Tell my wife | am fast
and cannot get out" Soon after a report
like pistol-shot was heard, and IT was
rumored that Newman had shot himself
10 escape being burned TO death. Others
say he had no pistol.
The following Is complete list OF the
casualties John Kinsilla. engineer,
scalded, it is feared fatally; Alexander
Newman, fireman, burned John Can
non. baggage man, badly cut; James
Hanahan, telegraph repairer, seriously
cut about the head A. BoyntOn and j.
n. Brown, mail-clerks, both slightly III
jured ; S. dublin, brakeman, leg broken;
John jackson, brakeman, bruised ;
Thomas Decker plumber. internally in
iured, probably fatally John Casey and
Thomas Mccullough, line-rcpairers,
slightly injured. a number OF psssen-
gers were injured.
Sixteen passengers, most OF them emf
grants, and six men who were in charge
o. horses we're injured, but probably all
but one will recover. OF the fourteen
running horses in the wrecked car but
two escaped. The others we're all burn
ed. The lost horses were principally
the property OF Frederick Gebhasdt.
Among them were Eole. Eolist. Mineral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
A LITTLE HERO.
BE cAERiYD THE BABY FROM A BURN.
ING HOUSE,.
His Father and Mother Killed BY Light.
ning-The rriend1 Meeting at
high Point
Ispcelsl ,oleeram 70 Tho nl.nn,cn.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., August 18.--News
reached here Of tho fata, work 10y light
Mig in Spartanburg county, =. G.
Robert J. linder, prominent farmer,
was IN lns house sitting on the bed.
HIS wife was standing trying % stop q
loak. One ioug wear old boy and baby
were playing on the floor. Suddeuly a
binding hash Of lightning shot from the
heavens The house was Jared. A loud
clash vas heard. The father and mother
fell dead on the floor while the smoke
md flames aSccndod The little boy
was not hurt. With the courage of q
hero be carried the baby safely from the
Burning building. Then went for
nWghb0rs who arrived and cxtinWished
the fir'. only in time 10 find the charred
homes Of Lindcr and wife. The little
10y was almost drogned 10y the drcnch-
ing rains.
Johnny. The adopted son Of James Tay-
lor. caught his foot in Che turn.table
wheels while playing at tho Carolina
Central depot yesterday. ltwas crushed
on.
". j. Ellis, Of D0vie county, has been
&i'.'ffNt+f' "a tfA ffAtAl VIZ At.f RtAbsA-
con tcket from the Seventh district.
Yesterday was a big day for High
Point Tho Friends annual meeting
was held there Ministers Of that creed
from all points OF the Union were there,
Ten Thousand people gathered 10 join ia
the services. which were conducted ~
the various churches aud groves. AmOuq
tho ministers were many women.
A company hAs been organized 20
build cotton mill at Putnertordtou.
One hundred Thousand dollars is said n
be the amount subscribed. Work will
Ice pushed AZ once.
The August term Of the Superior Cont
is now "a session here. Three murder
cases viii be- tried.
Mt Holly fair opens to morrow. A
Rrea. concourse OF people is expected.
Governor scales viii deliver the opening
address.
II has been learned here that Con
Crcssmcn Geara and Perkins. who viii
address The farmers at Mt Holly Fnir.
have been instructed 10y the National
Executive Committee 10 show the North
Carolina farmers the besutics Of protoc-
ton and get IN some work ier Harrison
aud Morton. When the gentlemen ar
rive, however. they will he informed that
they were invited to speak on agriculture
only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
A anetin aeif.n.rrnce.

Try Analo-Anerioap cable - the DispAtch.l
PAms. August 10. General BOnlauger
returned 90 Paris last night from hls
tour. After an exsminaticn. the magis-
trates VI st. jean d'AnRly ordered tho
release from custody OF Professor Per-
rim. who was charged with attempting 10
shoot General Boulanger during the 20.
htlcal fight at that place. IL Is stated
that Perrin WAS knocked down by par
tsau OF BouIanger that be fred ut his
sssaiiants in self-defsnce, aud that ho
did not nim 40 BOulan sar.
The participants N the fight hayo
been aTe6sed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
supposed st.uuiou Man K,lloa.

ATLANTA, Ga, August l3.-An elderly
white man. supposed to be Michael Ma
honey, Of Stanton, was struck by the
Western and Atlantic train near this city
to-day and instantly killed. He was
walking on the track where the Western
and Atlanta and Georgia Pacific tracks
run parallel and stepped from one to
another in front Of the train. lie had in
his pocket a Catholic prayer-book with
the names OF Michael Mahoney and O..
j. johnson, Staunton, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
A Negro Desperaao Lynched


JACKSON. Miss, August l3.-At Utica.
this county. last night, Beverly Robin
son. white, while cscorting young lady
from church vas met by Bob Broom, "A
negro, who WAS accompanied by some
negro girls. Broom and bis companions
took the sidewalk. forcing Robineon
and his lady into the street About IL
O'Clock. two hours after the occnr-
renee, Robinson and several friends
were discussing the matter when
Broom mi several other negroes
approached and opened fire, Instant
killing Or. Holiday aud wounding Frank
Wallace and Armand White. The attack
was go sudden that DO resistance WAS
made by the whites. An investigation
proved Broom's guilt. This evening he
was taken from the jail by n mob of 200
mcu and hanged in the cemetery yard.
His accomplices escaped, but men are
searching Tor them. Great excitement
prevails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

CROTGH-Died, at her fathers residence. tst
soUth isnrsl streeL August ~. isso rs 40 A. n,
LoTT1E ELIZABETH. only child 81 J. q. and
Cadte c. Crouch.
baltimore. Sew YORK, aud Phiistelphia pa
pers pie $50 copy.
nKISX.--nied. on Monday the isth instant A
w Hkii,Z; aged 0fiy.six years.
Bis funeral Will yako place from his late real
deGte. 90 scott street between fenAole Qua Se.-
rington, TODAY efuessiAy) al IL o'c,ock A. n.
The frioads OF the family e1s invited 70 attend.
SErlsON--Disf, NJ hi- residence, No. IN west
Jackson street augass IL l5>s. st SIS r. NJ, KEY.
". 4. NELSON, Ia tho tsesIy-sixth year u his
age. a..
flsoerh VIII take place from 81 Philips
chuIch sn WEDNESDAY, August 18Th, Al " n.
Rouains VIII b Inferred a. Petersburg. "a
Ffiends are lnyiLed 70 attend
NKwYLI.-Died. August n. ls-s at 20 Z. M
MATTE EAGLAND. infant ehild OF george y.
ana sA.lie 3. X Newell.
InteruleDt az ifolly WOOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
RatiryimE Kendalrs Nomination.

TUIIIII.lI
TAsLgY, VA, August l3.-Ihe Demo
Gratis of Northampton held monster
meeting at Eastyills to-day and ratified
the nomiDation of Gilmore 5. Kendall
for Congress. Resolutions endorsing
the nomination OF Mr.. Kendall were
adopted amid great enthusiasm. Speeches
were made 10y Hon. I. NJ. Scott, DIR. W.
A. Thorn, Dr. Austin Peterborough,
and Gilmore 5. Kendall. DR.. Austin
Brockenbrough was reelected county
chairman. The meeting vas the largest
held in Eastville for years, and It Is con,
iidently predicted that Mr.. Kendall Will
carry the county, though the Republican
majority is eenerslly SEQ or more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Economic Relations Between Russia
and Germany.

rBy knelo-American cable 70 tho DisDatchl
ST.. PETERsBCRG. August l3.-De Giors
and Count Herbert Bismarck, represent
ing Russia and Germany, have agreed to
appoint joint commission to consider
measures TO improve the economic rela-
tions between the two countries. Ii is
not intended that this agreement shall
lead to a complete revision OF tariffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Another Docy Found.
by telegraph % the Dispatch.l

CHATTANOOGA, TENs., August 49,
Another dead body WIS recovered this
afternoon from the ruins of the conha-
grafton Of last 1hursdsy night, being
the fifth thet has been taken out. The
remains were those Of George Robinson
lcolored) and were in an advanced state
Of decomposition. The body WAS found
in the debris of Shelton " Howard 8
wholesale saddlery house and was the
fourth taken from that particular build
ing. It is believed that other bodies
will yet be found in The ruins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
prcasroen rryE-srocE sARxxv

AUGuEF li-Recoipts: 90 head of cattle, %
eheep aud limbs. ~ hogs.
saes: 29 head Ot cattle. q sheep and lambs
j. logs.
YrirOs:
Ceflo-Bes', isitc gross; medium 70 good,
3La8Lc. eI7-.,: common 70 fair, 2a3c. grOss.
eleep-2s ate gross.
lambs "a - gross.
uog3-7aS IT,. not.
BIlL3-gi9 a3c groeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Ceuasei Resssved.

LoNpos, August lathe Irish par
liameniary party have retained George
Lewis, Sir Charles Russell, NJ. T., Il. Il.
heid, AZ. p, Frank Lockwood, M. p,
and II. II. Asquuith, NJ. p, to defend
them before the Commission OF Inquiry.
Royal assent has been given to the COM
mission bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
yssse-gaIi Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dlspst,h.l

fBy telegraph 20 tAe Depstch.I
Boston:
BOSTON, Detroit game postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
Washington:
Wasningtons. % 100000 %
Titssburghs % 0 0 0 o 3 0--8
f. hits Washingtons, 2; Pitts
hurlhs. 2. Errors WashingtoDs, ;
PitsburGbs. !. Batteries-Odny and
Deasley Calvin and Miller.
Philadelphia Ten Innings:
lndiaGap0is u % 0 0 0 o.
philndelphias. 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 Il
Base-hits indianapolis, 3 Philadel-
phlas, .. Raiteries-Burdick and Buck
ley Bullilton and Clements.
New Tork-1hir'een lnniDgs-tie:
New NorkaO 0400 0 %
Chicagos 2003000000O 0 90
e.hits-New Yorks. 4 Chicagos,
IA. Errors-hew Works, 9; Chicagos,
>. Bat cries -Wclch and Ewing Bald
win and Daly.
Louisville:
Louisyilles. ..OO103 0OO3-7
III NtAl II lia -.sb y 4 " " " " W %
Tasc-bits-I ouisyilles, y; Brooklyns,
G.. Efrors-Louisyilies. 3 Brooklyns, 2
Chamberlain and Cross; ca
ruthers and Bushong.
Cincinnsti-Twelve innings:
Cincinnatis. o o 00002 200 o o ID
Baltimores. ..O0O2OO000000-2
Base -Ciucinuatis. 6; Baitimores,
:. Errors ClnciunAtis, 2; Baltimores,
.. Batteries weighing and Keenan, ;
Cunningham and Can't.
hansas City:
Kauses Gity....2 41O101o0-9
Athletics. o 0 ] o o 0 81
d Rese-hits-Kansas City, I3; Athletics,
13. Errors Kansas City, Athletics,
4. Batteries Hoffman and Denahuc [;
Mattimore and Robinson.
st. Louis:
ST. Louis. ......1O0 O3O4O O-8
Cleyelands .....0 OF 1000 0-3
Base-m;s-St Ions, 10; Cleyelands,
g. Errors-St. Louis, 2; Clovclands, 6.
Battenes-Hudson and Boyle; Bakcly
aud Snyder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
RIosxOED TOBACCO NAREET.

hVNlrl IL. lN&
To-day there was some trading In common Hil
ors. but Otherwise tho market remains dull
English reports 10 hand note dlil July, and
have nothing encouraging Ia them, ~ they note
Shat West Virginia and North cardlua have
fu average crop, with good weather, which
res depressed tho knglish markets. Common
and nondescriots arc responsible for the drag
cling state Of IA, market there. as also hero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
aARKBrs Ky TBJgaRApH
NEW YORK


NKW YgEx. August ia-Cotton dull: sales, %
bales: uplaads, II s-i6c.; Orleans, fl 7-i6c. net
receipts o. all ports tO-eay, 45)6 bales; exports
to Great Britain SIS bales; stock, loS.S5o bales.
sOuthsrn four qaiet and very steady. Wheat
closed firm: spot very duIl: No sred. August "a
&c. closing At Ne: sopsem Der. g2s93; &C., closing
a. 92lsc.; October. 9eyis9i4c., closing st s5c.
Corn closed -tSadY; No. August 5Za3z tltc..
closing Of 5s3,c.: -eptem ber. ST. a62'lc., closing
as 5s4c. Octobes, Sei1saSo- Oats-Whlte al
vanced iaiA.c. sne mixed declined L.. closing
steady opiioAs dull and kBsc. i0NeE; No. 2
mixed August cz'zc., closing at Ntc Septem-
Der. sssss'ss., aesins =. ssss; Oc,ooer, ga
Rio easier At flf; options unsettled No kiO,
August Sle5; September, So 5asi15o: DC
tobar 50 90asM. Sugar nrm; fair roaning.
$40; refined steady hoiseses nominal. Rice
eteaiy Petroleum. nrn; refined. 7Sc. Cotton
seed OIL sfcsdy Tafiow frm a;st.c. hosia duii
stsi 0s4 ati.07k. Potatoes steady: sxeete. 81 53s
81 I1grpeBtino Grin a. 25k ssie. Hides quiet snd
steady. VOL nrfn- Pork siosdy. Beefsali add
uoonsnged; psof hams quset. tierced beef fuL
Cnt-meats quiet but very frm. Aiddlos nornt-
mai. Lard higher, eleslas orm; cash. s0.02h:
September. tAHssxs3: October. tSGSasS -
Frslghss arm; cotton. 5-csd-
BALTIMORE
BGLrrsosH Nd. August iA--Cotton quiet aud
fra. msddlinz, iiEnEc. Flour quiet sad
steady; Howari-strcet and western super, a. 50a
81 S.; do extra, fsasS 70; DE- family, o. i5sst6S;
CIV Nnis snpsr, e s0al2 IS: do extra, sa2Jx
as Is, 81. RIO hsseds. tleOasi -; Pasapsco sa-
perlssiye patent q 90 10 family. e. %. Wheat
southern active and easier; fuitz. 5ssssc. Long.
bcrry. e'as4u.; western dun and lower: No 2
vtaier red. spot, 90'.ssDAc.. september. a9a
skc.; Octohsr. o0&sc1jsc. December. as2s93e.
Corn--Soutbarn steady and irn: waite. ssSs6ic
yellow. 5ssssc.; western dnil and easy: mixed.
spot, August, aHa2sac, sepsember. asAaasc.
year. Esaf5hc. Oats fteady southern ard
fennsyivxnis, new. ia &C.: western white, ia
4s.., western mixad. 3SAJ-c Rye steady 81
gsso5c. Hay firm; prime 20 choice western tlsa
sss) Proyfsi0rs fairly av<ise and arm. Moss
pcrk. slSh0ai1ArA ik-faHats--sboaders aud
eisar-rip gides. packed, sxasAc HAMS, i3aa
lia4c. LaFd--nenacd eaiUc. butter Quiot and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Tus wsarHra ~ RICHMOND YrsrsRo,rsuAs
AuCrrox sALEs TO-DAY.

GEORGE ". MAYO. 1917 4. NJ, household and
kitohon furniture, Gc.
SUTTON CO., r. NJ. daiac he'd brick dwelling
NJ. 1914 west Marshall rtfoet
j. THOMPSON BROWN ? co, J.. NJ. tHo-stOry
s,Ok-brck detached dwelling on corner OF
Broad and Taenty-siHih streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
es..r., con ms,sAs retired.

lBy Angio-Anerioan cao'o TO tne DSpaF,a.l
BKgIIs, August l3-General Won
Moltke has been placed on the retired
list OF the army. General Won Walder-
zee succeeds him. Emperor William has
written General Won Moltke gracious
aud .afoctionate letter nominating him
as president Of county defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Executive Board Of tho knights oi
Labor.
Try telegraph 70 the Dispatch. !

PHILADELPHIA, August l3.-The Ex-
ecutive Board of the Knights OF Labor
met to-day and will remain in session
about ten days. Powderly presided, and
Hayes, Aylesworth, Barry, and Charlton
were present The other members OF the
board. Mcclure and Bailey, were not
at to-day's meeting. Only routine bust
was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Tnnn,ands Thromn or OF work.

by Anglc-Amcrican cable 70 The Dispslcn.l
LONDON, August 13.-The Siemens
Steel-Works at Landore, near Swansea,
have been suddenly closed and thousands
of men have been thrown out of work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

The name of the Republican candidate
for President is Benjamin Harrison, not
Blaine, as some well-meaning people
toolishly imagine. --.Ntic York. World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Homes B0ught.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated $685., $50.
Accepted 81, $50 4 per cents at l27ia
l27 34-l00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

Dlank, Certainly. Pnuline. Frank. Or
phan Boy. and tvo-year-old FLY Scandi-
nayian, owned 10y Nat. Storms, OF Can
fornia, was killed and two OF Mrs
Lanetry's blsek tandem horses. The
ouly ones saved were ~. Saviour snd a
iwo-ycar-old fly. About a dozen OF
the worst injured people were brought to
Port Jarvis al noon to-day. Mat.
Storms, the owner OF scandinavian,
was in the car with the horses and Will
probably die from his injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
ENGLAND.
suit Tor ribci against the London

huit Tor f1bcl AEalnst inc LONDON
Times.
rByAnel cable TO the Dispstchl
Loypoy, July l3.-The Star says that
TT. O'Counor, its editor and the mem
Der Of Parliament for Liverpool, aud
John Redmond, the member OF Pariia-
ment for Wexford, have entered actions
for libel against the Times IL the English
Court Of the Queens Bench.
The Parnell members Il Parliament
have determined 10 apply 10 commission
Of inquiry for the appointment Of "a spe-
cial commission 10 20 to America for the
purpose Of inspecting certain Documents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
BALTIMORE rToCK MARYKr.
RIcaMcnO erocK ExcNANaR

ritTlu0gs august - Virginia re, cons'1-
datel. 9.ft paa'-l.n coupons, t1t, Co. new 81,
o.. 90. 1870 3, 35i.. ria to-taY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
NnaFoLK PEANUT NARKKr.
llioporao1 for tho plspeNh.

AUCuaT la-6lrket quiet to-day, WIN limited
sales q best goods reported. Prime, 'e; eA-
tfa prime. sc.: fancy &C. common, sa2Nc;
shenei, sags -; spar.su. asc.; te-.SfT hani-
picked, 3aetAC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
FINANCIAL.
News yosx. BaLrrEoRR AUo RICE
nesD Stuck ExCsAseES
Grain. prov,~snS costen. roaaeea Tur-
rntius Rosin, Tar and
Psanu. narketA
ny tnlosrApn . mo pI.p..ch.l

NEw YORK, August i3-Thc spock market -
day gsa quite dun, except IN fpOts and & few
stceks noncpOllzed The interest Of speculation.
Except IN one or two stocks movements were On
tireiy irsFGincsn. tlccEh the ebtence ~ n
number q usually scavs brokers told against
the snfm aii1n. News WAS generally favorable,
thOpFh Chicego. being arrayed upoo uhe bear
side "a stocks, shere Ngs 4 deposition shown u
m.ko tho most n ihe reports 81 the damage 20
crops IN ccrtain sections. HEAVY selling bf CHI
cteo VAS principally rosponsiOic FOR a fractional
decline in the forenoon. though the traders iepb
helping hand Buying was by London and
commi~siOr-ao bus tbore saa no pro
gross made unsi tie selling pressure abetei,
early losses and something Ia addition hroueh-
ogt the enfire Inst IN tho general list coal
stocks presented pis nrmest irons, bds tne
features Of the day Eero advances M
Consolidated Gss, whEh Was mere sctiYo
Wsn OF lnte. and IA Pullman, which reeunled 10
uprard movement ghich has Deon inlcr-
ruppad for Soma days 1he Nerthern Pe-inc
group ~ stocks were prOmmost Tor strength,
bat IN none but Oregon 1rarsCoA,incn'N VA. =
gain made % special importance. Tho clcee ~
Gun ard About steady. Tho dsciinos ars very
few In number tins evening. sn6 The eiran-rl
are generally for small frs.uon. but cer'Aoli
dhted Gas tCso "a Gnd rUliman ~. saiss az
81, Ratcd 1000 shares.
NEW YORK, AueUst e. 1on. stocks dun oof
staady Money essy atiaik.. SHciAngc-Aong,
~ short, q, y. Governments duli and 100 =.
FnTliaJ.- Exchange cofot sud Neak Money
sasy nc lal y per cent Suh-TreAsary bAlenceS-
Coin, ti',, .cO. sirrency tH,54occ. Gov
ernments duil end sL-e ~ per csns' X, -
~ per cents l0f4. STATE bonds dull Stid lea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

RsfikN of rHR AGO nAREEr.
CHICAGO. August % -Nheat gpousi Win
show % strength. tui prices could for stand.
taere wore ~ many unfngs against DC market
Baiiy priree Wrre made very largely GA 10
Strength ~ c2E'as Relocating fhe lad 0eafhrr
rcpore 0n ulo Other shse. u va on itls F.da 10
troIoie va tolud HE export ngyInf dtJ %
keep 40 9TH fhs hell'h f.r.icl s1 E.reA Bus
greater sian -ryt ne eise va fIn i.aneudrts
increase u cne visible stnIiF. vh.ca sss uNf
d0an 20 ~ 90 hn-n~.is- rH.. was partly q .
counted Wfca September vcrt frun -li,. doSn
~ = -, psi She vIsihls fTlIas roste. ial All
tho prospec cl 20 0sfs hnfr tomorrow caHF't
Turner de-iiae % Wfsc. D. .t.y before Do
eios9 "a break - ! Ne from me opening rr-o-
Z bH coEo MARKET vas heavy ore. Ihe &C.
chae rn- the fHfIt ~ pretty Iar sclh
int De ped airnE lY liberal recotps
sssi the seacrei s'aNposs prsYaNinr in o,hsr
ceresis. fnTfcml@i opcu"d AZ ,aiul''sss fftes
a. 49,, Nen. sOgr 80 $50. t0t.Dfn. ele railei y
Nlfc before tno cl0-n on pa9inF % cover lu
cats = ncakcr rpcru 0iiYe market wes VS.
neesrl. Frr 81 Gsifvcrir tno prices how Co.
pv, .1aNcn Vh,b - m9et s"nofs fnrncar nsrir0t
fr'Tisinl@ rero only nt.lHsufeiT arHre in ifa
speculative brsnrt ~ tr7a,uF aHl gee volume nt
hurivos- va u"fcr tho o-'lf afc'rsc. Tho
iird, With a teoien-y downward aft.r a fh.s 90
'GeustA eailY ca arn s .gr c0fla ~ ings % 3 q
s'ocf-yefaS later, in srI.l 'I.Y fi.h 'hf .i''f
iu wheat 1d onrn alt urier ir' sol tTr nf
fuin0rs 1y ioCsl h'na". tEr,r eSs ioal irfn
OF 5.s e.. sui ~ &c. in mos. p..k. .sc. anl ~. 'n
lari sns Do. m ribA .Wst 1915 Ine .'u%o ifs
~ arket f-cuFcroN Infi ol fhr sN'fi .ofi 800
latest ride f1- Fors i-.i1T .aIg ih' nr'
saturday ''1s'Dg SALE 9oi for r.te -s-. en-
September azs tla ieai ~ itfu.h.
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sr. Iorlg. August r. Fiov unrrsneei
beat irHfU Nrm reflF. tu. IS .lrre lufrasr Hl
fhr visible supply ~ etn.r rts..H pr"t ucei "a
dc..ire cni 5000 MAS ..e below Saturday:
40. 'to', ratt. tr. tneH , -r c, sep
tHnIiac 40 $50 .". t0rn.Did .f.p .atr. Due
now crop b. 1'tiaul 9DI Nrr. Sc. %. cash,
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Warlr.-iAf3s blshe.a
CoEs.--j1@ busheit
OATs.-i,433 bushels
hIg.-lN bushels.
BALgs EsP0afED 70 sgcRTriRI
WFgAr.-Whiie, ~ bushels prime at 9in; %
bushels very good Atgc. i02 bushels very good
Al G1..: AZ bushels good NJ Gle. g. bushels good
az az. IougL. rry. go bushels primo NJ Sc.
t4yg bushels PRIME ~ gic.: 5D bushels very god
CD rriyate terms; l. 100 bushels worry good al 95r
4s2 bushels very good ~ g2c.: ~ bushels good
at Die: 20 bushels good ~ sc. is6 bushels fair
at &c: 40 bushels common at Sc mixef, 10
bushels prime 81 g1,. 40 bushels very good on
private terms: as bushels good az Sc; iYi
bushels good a. Sc. shortberry. 20 bushol.
primo at s2c.; 30 6nshob prime at DC; ~
bushels very gpOd et SOc.; l,UD bnahoE. Yery
good "a private terms: % bushels very good RI
ST.. IA bushels eood ats7c.; 1915 bushels good
at acc: 100 bushels fair a. &c s52 bushels fah
as sc 70 tusools common et Soc. Total sales
u wheat. II ny bushels.
CoRS.-W hite, gi2 bushels very good ~ SOC.
OATS. Victor, 100 bushols good q. Ssc.: 9
bushels fair at &c. Spring, faB bushels ven
good at 3Jc. Total sales Ut oats, go bushels.
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We quote: Flue, s25Oasa Is: supor1ne, e 75s
sag5 extra, Sl5)as275; family, tissLb0; patent
family, country, tLtOaSAG.
COPPos kEP9ac
Market steady.
QCorATIoSL
NrDpLIvs. To-.
Low AfOnLisG. 9}.c.
coon ORDISAHY s,sf
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