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actions. This was followed by tenn
porary depression, but during the after
noon, under heavy purchases, the up
ward movement in coal stocks was re-
sumed, and the general market also be-
came strong, the advance in prices re-
ceiving fresh impetus from the easy
rates ruling for money. Speculation
continued firm 10 the close, final
quotations showing an improvement
for the day of t(d2t per cent, Kansas
Pacific, 81. Paul and Minnesota, G. G. G.
4 l., st. Louis and San Francisco, first
preferred, Wabash and Delaware and
Hudson making the greatest advance;
but Cedar Rapids and Northern AL
vanced from Is TO 69i, reacted To 63 and
closed AT is. The transactions agsre-
gated l57 900 shares. Of which 800
were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern, ll,0O0 ~. Paul, 1900
Wabash, 5000 Delaware, lackawanna
and Western. 1900 New Jersey Cen
tral, 300 Delaware and Hudson, 100
Morris and Essex, 1900 Ohio and
Mississippi, 1900 Western Union, 1000
Pacific Mail, 1900 Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, 1900 Kansas
Pacific, 5000 1t. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern common, 5000 preferred,
LOO Kansas and Texas and 800 -.
| Inuis and San francisro
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BELLAIRE.

4 handsome Young farmer living
south of this city about four miles,
whose name we will not give, but whose
initials are Robert Cochrane, took unto
himself last evening and bound with the
holy bonds of matrimony one OF Bel
lairc's iairest daughters. The ceremony
took place at the residence OF the bridcs $
parents, Mr.. Samuel Braden and wife.
David Theobold, the popular town.
ship clerk, has lately changed his quar-
ters, and may now be found on the first
floor of $40 Main street
The indications for heavy fall trade
in this city were never better at tins
time of year than at present The
manufacturing establishments are all
running with full force, and orders are
coming in in highly satisfactory man
ner. Retail dealers also anticipate a
good fall trade, better, in fact, than that
of previous years, owing to the steadily
increasing demand for the products OF
the manufacturing establishments in
this CITY. The b. & s. w. Il. Il. opens
TO Bellaire a trade which heretofore has
gone to other places. We are informed
that bv the middle of October the track
will have been laid 10 Bealsville, and as
the road penetrates into that locality an
increased trade will be noticeable in
Bellaire. Bring on the trade; we can
supply it. =,
The public schools OF this city opened
for the fall term last Monday. The at
tendance was good in fact too good, as
several scholars were turned away from
the higher rooms on account OF there
not being sufficient number OF seats.
Col l.. p. Harper was presented by
Col. G. :. :. Baron and the members OF
the Second Regiment o. \. e., with a
handsome sword and belt and gauntlets
on last Saturday evening, at Camp Nor
ton. Col. Baron made the presentation
speech. The gentleman started out by
saving that he was no speech maker,
&c, but at the close OF his speech II was
evident to the boys of his old command
the BOYS who knew him so well and
loved him so much-that their old
Colonel had prevaricated, for his
speech was one OF the neatest
We ever listened to. Col. Harper
responded with few well
chosen words, closing his remarks with
the following: Gentlemen OF the Sec
ond Regiment, | accept this beautiful
present as token OF your respect, and
believe me when | say that 80 long as
this sword hangs by my side promise
YOU il shall never be dishOnOred.'
Company ID, Second Regiment, ar
rived in this city, from Camp Morton, at
l0:3Oyesterday. The boys say they had
capital time and would like to have
remained q week longer.
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NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
LETTERS FROM THE "SUN-KlSStD
HILLS"
Speeches by Ewing and Rice-GOOd HeV-
ihgs Another Commencement
Temperance SOciaI-Drama-
tic and Peraonal Points.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE SHORTS.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., Sept. 2nd.
A short time since the B. Il st. G. r.
r. depot at this place was burglarized,
and key of whisky belonging TO
saloonist OF this place, was carried of
last night. George Weir was arrested
for committing the crime and is now in
iail awaiting his trial, being unable to
give bond of $500. Weir is the same
fellow who was recently placed under
heavy bonds to answer the charge OF
highway robbery committed on rail-
road Irishman near town. He is also
the same youth who was engaged in
shooting scrape here last June. George
is scarcely out Of his teens yet, but he
has been in 4 number OF bad scrapes,
some OF which will no doubt cause him
a trip 10 Columbus.
Judge Okey oi the Common Pleas
Court has appointed c. II. CARROLL, ..
J. Swanev, Thomas f. Clark, Hiram
BoroH and David Darrah, for Trustees
OF the new railroad which is to be built
from here to intersect the c., I. '. X W.
Railroad.
The Democratic county ticket is gen
orally considered a strong one, though
there is some dissatisfaction here on
Representative. Ross j. Alexander was
the man some of our Democrats wanted,
but Mr.. Atkinson, the nominee, will
doubtless get his full party vote in this
township.
Prof. w. :. Weldon, of Columbiana
county, and some of our home musi-
clans are preparing to render the Can
Iata OF Esther i'm Welday's Hall on the
9th. 10th and llth Of September.
The Democratic Senatorial COnven-
ton met ut New Athens on Monday and
nominated John Conwell, OF Cadiz, for
State Senator. Mr.. Conwell is not much
known IN this county, so that | am not
prepared to say much as to his merits,
except that he is Il sound Democrat,
Greenbacker, and was a soldier III the
war.
The Comfy Commissioners are hold
Ing their regular September meeting
this week.
General Thomas Ewing will speak on
the political issues OF the campaign, at
Bellaire, on the evening of September
llth, and at Barncsville on the follow
ing day.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittce have announced that General
\. V. Rice, candidate for Lieutenant
Governor will speak here in st. Clairs-
vile, on the afternoon of the 18th inst.
The ST. Clarsvillc military company
returned on Monday from Cambridge,
where the boys were in camp during
last week.
The II. Clairsville brass band returned
Saturday evening from the State Fair,
where they played for the last two days
OF the fair.
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Weekly Review OF British Grain Trade.

Weekly Review OF British Grain Trade.
LoSpoS. September The Marx
Ldns EJprS. in u review ot the British
corn trade. saws that the damage done II
irreparablc. No subsequent weather
can prevent the outcome oi this seasons
wheat crop proving most disastrous,
both in quality and quantity. Happily,
the weather for the last cay or two has
been well suited 10 harvest operations.
Many fields are still quite green, while
in Others the wheat, though more Tor
ward, is a bad color. The root crops are
choked with weels. Potatoes have gone
from bad Ia worse. In fact IN no single
instance can agricultural prospects bc
said To have improved during the last
fortnight. In consequence OF foreign
supplies, the bad weather hal
little effect on the wheat trade. The
utmost that can bc said IL that
in occasional instances needy buyers
have submitted 10 M advance o' shll'
ling per quarter, and even that was oh
tanned with difficulty. Ii is estimated
that similar agricultural disasters ten
years ago would have entailcd an ALL
vance OF ten shillings per quarter. The
supply for the moment has completely
distanced the demand, owing Ia the
enormous outward movement from
American ports Trade, however, can
not bc expected TO remain In its present
inert condition for any length of time,
and marked advance may DE expected
when the attention 81 buyers, now en-
crossed by excessive foreign arrivals, IN
given 10 the fact that TAX
ing into consideration the dimin-
ished acreage and wretched results
OF the home crops, the eamOunto ol foreign
required 10 supplement our deficiency
II something like four million quarters
more than il required IN ordinary sea
sons. There has been but little change
in feeding stuiis; barley Is fairly main
tained at last Mondays quotations;
maize and oats slightly favored sellers.
The arrivals of cargocs at the ports oi
call have been large off the coast. Wheat
during the earlier part Of the week
ruled firm. owing tO the wet weather;
old No. . spring wheat advanced n shil-
ling per quarter, while resi- winters were
firmly he'll for full prices, but with bet
ter weather at the close 81 the week,
quieter tone prevailed. There has been
good continental demand.
Maize has' been dull and 3 pence
TO q pence per quarter cheaper. There
has been fair business in wheat for
forward delivery at rather better prices,
but the demand has again fallen of.
Maize is quiet, buyers continuing 10
operate very cautiously. The sales Oi
English wheat last week were 1859
quarters at ISs III, against 80, i0i quar-.
ters at 45s od the previous year. The
imports into the United Kingdom for
the week ending August %, 1879, were
l.7O5 ,63l hundred weight of wheat aud
l96. .i39 hundred weight 81 flour In
Mark Lane Monday wheat was slow at
last Mondays quotations, -four AMI
barley were unanimated, maize rather
favored the buyers and oats advanced
from pence tO . pence per quarter.
Fire Damp Explosion.
PARIS, September Am explosion oi
fire damp occurred in the coal mines at
Bauchamp, killing fifteen pcrson. A
great number were injured.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION
OF the Belmont Harrison De
mOcracy.
Correspondence Of the Register.
New ATHENS, o., September !.

Correspondence OF the Register.
New ATHENS, o., September l.
The Senatorial Convention OF the
Democracy of this district, which is COM
posed OF Belmont and Harrison counties,
was in session here this afternoon. The
convention was held in the lecture room
OF Franklin College.
Dr.. Noorhies, of Flushing, presided,
and J. X. Cow and VIM. III. Arnold per-
formed the duties OF Secretaries. G. n.
Haumer and James Moore were elected
Wee Presidents.
Each county has sixteen delegates in
the convention. This has been the rule
from time irnmemOrial. although Bel
mont casts twice aS many Democratic
votes as Harrison. Full delegati ons
were present to-day from both counties.
The candidates placed before the con-
vention Tor the office OF state Senator
were ex-senator WAGNER and K. :.
Clark, Of Belmont county; W. ;. Cessna,
John Conwell and John Manly, Of llar-
risOn county,
DIR. j. NJ Blackiord, of Martins Ferry,
and 4. o. Barnes, Of Harrison county,
were appointed tel!ers.
The different ballots stood as follows:
First Ballot-Wagener IL; COnwell,
II; Clark, /; Cessna, I; Manly |.
Second ballot-Wagener, II; COnweli,
Is; Cessna, >.
Third ballot-Wagener l3; COnwell,
-; Cessna, >.
Fourth ballot-Wagener, -; Conwell,
Is: Cessna, >.
The fourth ballot made Col. Conwcll
the nominee for Senator, and the an
nnuncrmcnt was hailed with consider
able applause. The nomination was
made unanimous.
4 committee cOnsistingOf Il. ;. Clark,
of Belmont county, and j. Il. Busby, OF
Harrison, was appointed to hunt up
Col. Cuuwcll ami escort him into the
hall. This duty was soon performed,
and the newly nominated candidate ap-
pcarrd amid great and enthusiastic ap-
plause. lie thanked the Convention
cordially. and promised To make 4 trC-
mcndOus effort to he elected.
Loud calls for K. :. Clark, the old
Democratic whecl-hOrSe of Belmont
county, brought forth that gentleman,
and hc proceeded to deliver an eloquent
and effective speech, which was loudly
Chrcred.
The following Senatorial Committee
was appointed: Col CharleSworth, DIR.
Voorhees,. G.. \. Gaumer, fOr Belmont
county, and W IL. Arnold, W. ;. Cess
na and ]. Il. BuS6y for Harrison.
The Convention then adjourned, and
with very few exceptions the delegates
went home, well satisfied with their
dav's work. There was an animated
fight ior the nomination, but all IN the
best Of feeling and perfect good humOr.
col. JOHN CONwELL,
oi Cadiz, the nominee for Senator, is 4
merchant i'm that town. Il successful
business man and popular gentleman
with those who have the honor of his ac-
quaintancc. Ii elected ne will make Il
senator oi whom none of us will be-
ashamed. The district is very close and
extremely doubtful, but We are conf
dent that Conwell will be the next Sem
atOr.
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PARKERSBURG.
An Alleged Cattle POiSOner Ar
rested-Capture of an Alleged
Rapist-Fire.

PARKERsBURG, September IA man
named John Trader was arrested last
Saturday on a warrant charging him
with poisoning several cattle belonging
10 Lemuel Cromer, on Hughes river.
In default of bonds he was brought to
this city this morning and confined in
Jail.
Several officers from Kanawha county,
who passed through Belleville on Satur-
day, in search of an alleged rapist, whose
name | could not get, arrested their man
about twenty-five miles from this city,
The dwelling house OF Henry Alleman
was burned to the ground this morning
at five O'Clock. The fire was occasioned
by a spark falling upon the root, Loss
500; insured for $500 in the Ph9nix
oi BROOKLYN
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IRON AND STEEL.
What the Mills are Doing or Ex-
pect to DO.

The trouble among the Birmingham
coal miners has been finally settled.
LAEoE quantities Of barbed fence wire
are being shipped West by the Pitts
burgh Hinge Company.
The Ohio Bridge and Iron Works,
formerly at Lancaster, are putting up
new shops at Urbana
Ir il likely that there will be scarcity
Of chimneys about the first 81 October,
as the glass bouses are rapidly disTosing
OF their stock.
A MEETING of the steel manufacturers
will be held in New York within few
days 10 take action in regard % prices.
Some of last years large contracts have
been renewed at an advance Of one
quarter 10 one-half cent per pound ia
the prices.
The largest cog-wheel ever made in
Paterson, y. j.. has just been finished.
II is oil iron, ~ feet in diameter, the
periphery 10 inches wide, and it weighs
l2 tons. II IL designed for a sugar iac.
tory in Cuba, and il 81 H. used for
crushing the sugar-cane. IL will make
only two and a-half revolutions per
minute.
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THE FEVER.
Twenty Eight New Cases Yes
terday.

MEMPHIS, September 1.-Two new
cases were reported by the Board OF
Health this morning, Otto Sartorises
and Daniel Fowkes. Four deaths have
occurred since last night, George Math.
ews. Pat McIane, Thomas Mahan and
Eugene Williams. The fever has evil
IDENTIFY gained headway at Bunlyn Sta
tion. six miles east OF the city, on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad. Eight
cases are reported in that immediate
neighborhood. }. G. Honck and wife,
living in the same vicinity, were strick-
en- Yesterday. Rain has been falling
since midnight.
MEMPHIS, September 2.-Twenty-
eight new cases in all were reported to-
dav, thirteen white and fifteen colored.
Among those reported this afternoon
were Gus Yahrling, Mrs. Ellen kalla-
her and her daughter Nellie, Thomas
Meredith, David Davis and Lizzie Van
Kunze. No additional deaths have oc-
CURED since noon.
Grenada, Miss.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September "A
private telegram from reliable source
at Grenada, Mississippi, says there Is
great excitement over the local case oil
yellow fever.
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bled both Conventions and marched off
with the prizes.
An alarm OF fire was sounded last
Friday, causing the usualterror. 1t was
found to be the wagon shop OF John
Scott, on Chestnut street. The fire was
extinguished by the use OF buckets be-
fore the apparatus arrived. There was
but little damage.
Frank Citizens was before the Mayor
last week on a charge OF stealing bottle
of quinine from Ely's drug store, but
there not being sufficient evidence he
was acquitted.
Bobert Maiden sued two miners last
week for stealing three ears OF corn, but
after a protracted trial and some costs
Robert failed in his effort to convict.
Mr.. George Ramsey, who has been
quite sick for some weeks is, We are
glad to see, able to be out again, and We
trust is entirely recovered.
A little child of Mr.. James Corbin
died last Saturday afternoon. Funeral
services were held on Sunday at , P.
NJ.
4 young child of John.Grub's was also
buried Monday afternoon.
Last Monday, Johnnie Colvin, boy
eight years OF age, while playing at
Bradfeld's horse rack, was kicked in the
stomach by horse and severely in
jured.
James +. Clegg, travelling correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Gazette, was in
town last week.
Rev. Stanley Humphrey, Quaker
minister, will preach in the NJ. r.
Chuch, next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Taylor, wife OF Mr.. Taylor, OF
Knowles, Taylor 4 Co., the extensive
pottery firm of East Liverpool, is visit
inc Mrs. ii. Z. Barnes. She is accom-
panied by Mr.. Will Watson, son OF Mrs.
Barnes, and the successful travelling
agent OF the firm.
Miss Essie Collins left Tuesday morn
ing for Cadiz, Ohio, where she will re-
main some weeks as the guest OF Miss
Kate Drummond, of that city.
Mr.. o. G. Durnal, who has been study
ing medicine with Drs. Williams and
Judkins, las gone to Columbus to at
tend the medical college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas McKeever, are
enjoying delightful trip through the
Western States and expect TO make an
extended visit.
A young son OF Mr.. Charlie Vance,
had two fingers broken last Monday
evening by window falling on them.
The little fellow is quite hero and
stands the pain bravely. ETHEL.
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rrinle murder at Waynesville. O.

CINCINxArI, september 2.-The bodies
Of two women and a little girl were
found i'm 4 house at Waynesville, O.,
a station on the Little Miami railroad,
This afternoon. They were all evidently
murdered some days ago, rs the stencil
was dreadful. They are supposed to be
Mrs. Hattie, her sister and her sister :
child. Very littleis as yet known about
the affair. The coroner will hold an in
nuest tomorrow. The bodies were COW
cred with bed clothing and sprmkled
NTH limo
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HoGs-The market is dull and entire
ly nominal, receipts very light.
Provisions.

HoGs-The market is dull and entire
ly nominal, receipts very light.
Provisions.
CoFFEE-Fair 10 good Rio at l2Gl3c;
prime l4Gpl4!c; choice Ice, best Wheel
ing roasted l5c, yellow Rio l1c, Java Doc.
Syrups, common 35CG40c, prime 45c;
New Orleans molasscs, 30(a35; prime
Soc, choice 40c.
SuGAR-Refnedh hard crushed ~ gran
ulated Sc, powdered 9tc. A coffee Ste. B
Ste, commercial A sugar Ste, commercial
C7ic, yellow G 81, golden & Il, common
yellow 6l6G3c; New Orleans &c.
Rice, Carolina Choice 7ic, Louisiana &c.
Canned Goods.
Tomatoes 81 10 &, doz; peaches y - !;
corn 9OtdSl 40; peas 81 %; stringed
beans 81 %; Lima beans 81 %; black
berries 81 90; Damson 81 30; pine apples
81 80; salmon, ID cans, 81 %; oysters,
10 cans, 55@75.
Miscellaneous.
TUBs-No. |, three hoop ~ 25 per
dozen; No. ., two hoops s., % perGr zen;
No. 3, two hoops - 25 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 40 per dozen three
hoops 81 - per dozen. Washboards-
Star 81 40 per dozen; double face $2 70
per dozen.
Om-Refined petroleum is weaker and
the demand but moderate, ITO degrees
fire test selling at SIZE; l30 degrees do. at
lie; and Ohio standard, 40 degrees
flash test, at lie per gallon. Lard oil
is steady but quiet at 57(a,60c per gallon.
Linseed oil il firm at 65070c per gallon;
miners oil 52c.
ToBACoo-Firm; Bright navies, 5OCa
52c, black navies 43Cd4Gc according To
brand; twists unchanged at 55(a6Oc.
WHEELING SroGIEs- Sell at 80 80 per
1000; tips, sl5 90 per 200; scraps, $50
SOC per 10.
PEANUTs-Are firm at the following
prices: Choice Virginia white roasted,
81 IS per bushel; choice Tennessee do.
81 IS per bushel; choice Tennessee red,
81 6j per bushel.
BUTTER-This commodity is in good
demand for choice grades, with prob
able increase in quantity. We quote
choice at l2@lIc.
PorAroRs-New, 81 25c9l 20 per Dbl.
HoSEY-New domestic l0Gl2ic per
pound.
SALT-The market is quiet at 81 20
for the best quality.
TALLow-In fair demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells at 5Ca,5tc per
10 loose.
GrxsESG-Firm at 9OctdSl % per ID.
for choice old. and pc for green.
WHsKY-Fairly active, with steady
market at 81 OS per proof gallon.
CHEEsR-The demand is firm. We
quote Ohio factory 5!GGc; New York
Goshen Ole; Sweitzer llCgl2c.
SEEDs-Timothy choice, 81 30 per
bush; prime, 81 IS per bush; clover,
choice, - rs; prime, 81 80 per bush. !;
fax seed, II - per bush. Orchard
grass, 81 30; Kentucky blue grass, extra
clean, SIC; clean, 75c. .
WooL-Market only fair; unwashed
2OlG, 23c; washed feeces, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia y and Xxx, 30
@t33c.
NArs-lOd to cod $3.50. An abate.
ment OF l0cts per keg on orders Of 200
kegs or upward.
FRUIrs-Oranges s8 90 per box lemons
> 90 per box; layer raisins 81 s. per
box; Muscatel raisins 81 s.; Valencia
raisins 7G7ic per b.; curants 4;c per
lb. prunes &c per lb. peaches sl.25 per
box; apples 81 30 per Dbl; watermelons
9 OOl9l5 90 per hundred; cantelopes
s2 0O(dS o. per hundred; sugar pears
75c per box; Bartlett 81 30.
PELTs-Shearlings 4Oc; lamb skins OOc.
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Attempted Abduction

ToROSTo, September 2.-Great excite
ment is caused here by the publication
Of the particulars u an attempt to alb
ddct Hon. George Brown, head
Of the government, and editor 81
the GbJ>, which was unsuccessful,
and the abduction Of Robert Jaffray, a
prominent wholesale grocer and LIB
eral. The latter was taken to the DIS
NAL Don Marshes and had q desperate
fight for liberty. He, however, escaped
and bis assailants made their way by n
boat TO the American side. Jafnys
was enticed from home by q forged order
from Judge Wilson, who was repre-
sented as acting by command cf the
Minister N Justice.
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A Civil Rights Case.

CmCAGo, September 1.-Two colored
boys made demonstration at the Lin
coin, H., high school yesterday, claim
ing the right To admission. They were
denied entrance and ordered away, but
they will take legal measures to secure
the same privileges rs the white chill
dren. The authorities can bar them
from the high school. They also claim
that outside influence has caused them
to make the demand, not any desire Of
tbair puu
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The Work of Road Agents.

SAN Francisco, September 2.-The
Eureka stage coach was stopped above
Nevada City, yesterday, by two masked
men and the express bag taken, and the
passengers made stand and deliver.
Wm. +. Cummings, a banker of MoOne's
Flat, resisted the robbers and was shot
through the head and instantly killed.
A large force are now searching the
county for the highwaymen.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Supposed MurdererS Arrested.

CHARLESTON, September IA detec-
tive arrested two men at the forks OF
Coal river, to-day. They are supposed
to be the parties who killed 4 man there
at the recent election. They admitted
being guilty OF larceny, but denied the
killing. They are now in jail in this
city, and the authorities OF Kentucky
have been notified of the fact. Word
from Morgan county is expected at once
bv Chief Detective Burnett.
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, d. D., September s.,
4. N.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, rainy, generally followed by clear
ing weather, variable winds, generally
shifting to colder northwest, and higher
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy, rainy
weather, east winds, becoming variable,
then shifting TO northwest, stationary
or lower temperature and falling, fol-
lowed by rising, barometer.
Frosts will occur Wednesday and
Thursday nights in Minnesota,