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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02
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"A Il q sJury. il7,l6ll' s
! The Circuit Court Of Ohio county met
in September session yesterday morning,
Judge. Jacob on the bench in Part 1 and
Judge boyd in Part Q. f IS; .!i
The Grand Jury was impaneled, and all
criminal matters will DO heard, in Part /,
Judge Jacob. Tho docket In Part 9 was
called at 9 PAN. yesterday, and that Of
patt Twill be called at 0 4. vi. to-day. It
was ordered that thirty Jurors be drawn
and summoned for Part Il fol. Monday,
September 10, ind d like number for Part
2 for Monday, September 90 M. z
The Grand Jury reported, about A
o'clock last evening, the following cases:
4 TRUE BILLS.
\ Grand larceny, Lake Stevens Jr., VII.
liam ]. Wilson and Edward Burns, Peter
Smith, John ". llilligus, Henry Anler.
son, Edward Webster. -. R9gs.
Petit larceny, Charles lsohbang, George
Clifford, Michael NJ. McWadc. 4
Clara Moss, keeping II house OF III fame.
Newton NARROW, assault and battery.
Lizzie Hull, selling liquor without Il
State license. .5tslt el&H ely,F,5
Peter German, Michael Walsh, Thomas
O'llara md Ecles J. Filan, misdemeano'
OH an Elm Grove car. li@t III. h
Y, y & NOT TRUE BILLS. 3
Thomas Wilson, feloniously and ma
liciously cutting and woundng with in
tent to main, distlgurc, disable and kill.
Lawrence Mehan, Patrick O'Ncal, Ben
janin Stephens and Robert White, iclon
iously breaking ind entering bout Will
intent to commit rape. KS
Robert Purvis, petit larceny. A.3it
Frank iiealy, selling Liquor to n female
Harry Bowers and George straus, ielo
niously breaking and entering the State
Fair Associations office with intent t.
commit larccny. ,5-5.5..
OF those not indicted Bowers ant
Stransswerein Jail. Strauss wasdischargcd
but Bowers is held OH IN old charge. !
Beside the cases reported above, II nun
Der OF old ones arc OH the docket, anon.
tlicm that, Of Bother for killing Dick
Guenther Schnelle's case is also again Oh
tho docket for q rcheuring. 55!t fgt
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THE ST, JAMES HOTEL.
The Hotel to Open Under tho New Regime
st5.s Early This Month. EF+s,.

The Hotel to Open Under tho New Regime
Early This Month, I.
Fora long time the St. james Hotel, sit
uated on Water street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, has been in thcposscs-
sion Of carpenters and rcpaircrs, but ut
last the improvements that have been
in progress have been completed and the
hotel is to be reopencd rs the New St.
James. Since the return OF Mr.. Fred J..
Norton from his extensive Western trip
the work, has been pushed and the hotel
will be ready to open for next weeks fair.
The improvements that have been made
arc handsome and such rs might be
looked for in Il iirst-cluss hotel. A pls-
senger elevator has been put in; Il
new office similar 10 the one
in the McLurc House has been built,
IN entrance has been arranged for on
Main street, elegant parlos and dining
rooms IRE to be found and the billiard and
bar rooms are complete. The house from
top to bottom has been reprinted and
pnpered and the furniture and carpets are
all new. From tho table down every
thing will be first class. Tho rates will be
s. 90, Sc so and 81 90. Mr.. Norton, pro-.
prictor of the Mcclure, will also give the
St. James his personal supervision, which
isa good guarantee Of the excellence Of
the hotel. Is :. I'D s N ,i5t :. tt ia Gs,,7l
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2 DELLAIlsE,
rrizc Tisht-Gns, Glass nnd Other Notes 9

rrizc Fisht-Gas, Glass md Other Notes OF
i lis5i Hss n = Interest. ..lE So 5i4 y,
Z Col. David Rankin is home from Il ,tri,
to the west for the Buckeye Lantern Com
pany. . Il. .js Il I (: -
p. Bruncr, Of Wellsvillc, superintendent
Of the C.& L. railroad, was in town yes
terday. II 2Rs. s,s r.,
A number Of families went out from
here and spent Sunday with friends on the
Burr 5. Mills camp ground. '..
Patrick Scahil and some others got into
4 fight yesterday afternoon, bud blood be-
ing reused OH political questions. .t
DR.. C. Z. kurz and family are out o.
town, on 4 visit to the State Fair ut Co
lumbus and to other parts Of the State.
& A sewer is to be laid on Twonty.liitll
street. 1t will be about fifteen hundred
feet long. Rapid progress is being made
with this work by the present Council.
The gus well at Wallacc's Dam wasdown
four hundred feet yesterday morning, and
would have been deeper but for a delay in
waiting for castings. 1t was reported that
gus had been struck, but there was nc
foundation for the report.
The new glass factory in the old mill OF
W., G.. Barnard on Indian run is now fired
up. The furnace is the kind required ior
this kind OF work generally. 1t is small,
ind the works makes little OF n show com.
pared with other works; but they will
soon DO turning out ornamental glassware.
Z; A prize fight came off OH Eosss Island
Sunday evening, between John Chapman
and Allen Roberts, Wheeling men, with
Jack Tobcn, OF Bellairc, for rcie;ee. It
was under the jurisdiction Of West Virgil
mia officers and yet out OF their knowledge
while Bellairc officers had nothing to do
with II. Several rounds were fought and
Chapman was the victor. XXI
The stand for the meeting on the Square
Tonight was. mQyeas n little 10 put it in 4
hettcf place for the speakers voice. 4 The
meeting will be held in City Hall should
the weather be bad. Hon, e, paniord Is
ANe VI the ln93st popular speakers who
Come here, and will lave a good audience.
1t is probable that another speaker, u for
mcr Democrat, will be present also.
The water WIS turned off yesterday
morning, greatly 10 the disnay of those
expecting to run their factories and OF
those housekecpers who had prepared ior
their weekly washing, but before a lutte
hour 1t was OIL In great force, and the
pumps were working: Tho river Ia so low
that there Is great difficulty in starting
the pumps and lifting enoug water from
the river to the works. leys55Sft1,
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LocA 3 Bt,EviTIEs. 4
Elftf IT, ltsf i.TT.-~r---- NJ NM - t.stIl4
Matter. q stlaur sioment In and About The

sclIoon children with their books are
again familiar sight on the streets.
y Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10 rec
ord and ono marriage license issued yes
tcrday. i'.6 z ..3!.
A nuddf ran OF on Sixteenth street yes.
terday and broke a hydrant. Nosothcr
harm was done. ff
Tnn Old Soldiers Blainc and Logon
club was out last night, forty or fifty strong,
drilling ~ the old llartlce tactics. s55Ti
EVERY member oftheN Junior plumcd
Knights club Is requested 10 meet at the
Capitol this evening ut 1850 O'clock sharp,
for drill \ q iilti, @
Nlrssrs. TloMAsand Robert Dawson, m:
tivcs Of England, were yesterday admitted
us citizens OF tho United States. in Part
oltle Circuit Court, and received thcir
second papers. gij II. Il,
.Tne following letters remained unclai!n'
led in the cltyTostoilite :'Wm: Bnrk, John
J.,Nlaynard, a. y. Parsons, G.L. Spence,
J. Hampton slater, ". Y. Sweeney,
Thomas Carter, oliver r. Henderson. 5
TIN statements made by several parties
Sunday that Howard Fry, the unfortunate
young mar. who was killed Sunday morn
Ing OIL the, Acmpacla railroad, was under
the influence Of liquor the night before
have boon proved by his brother 10 10 IN
true. H& HI
! TnE 1sIand Blaine and logan. club hold
q very important meeting ut its wigwair
oil the Old Fair Grounds last evening, and
adjourned to meet again this evening. A
very large turnout is desired us matters ol
interest TO every member are 10 be dis
cussed.s I !, Id tg$,., y EEiis Z XIII = 81 W
Il. J. SMvrn's delivery team frightened
at Il, bicycle yesterday morning while
standing ut his store, and ran Off down
Fourteenth street. One OF the horses col.
lidcd with Il locust post in front of the
Opera saloon and snapped II off. The team
was stopped In front Of the INrELLiGENc
Office without doing serious damage. &;
TmE Arion will give n picnic and Som
mernachtfest ut the Park Tomorrow after
noon md evening. Tie Park will be illu
minated. Extra motors will run after i
II NJ. a grand march through the Park
splendid fireworks display and, dancing Il
music BY the Opera House orchestra art
features Of tho unusually attractive pro
grammc. s. w ,H3El lis e.
THERE Was lively scene in Alley {
north Of Eleventh street yesterday. Th'
wife Of q say, and festive copred barbc
caught him in company with n white wo
man Of bud reputation, andpunishcd boil
Of them within completeness and celcrlt!
that would have nude Sullivan turn glcel
with cnyious rage. There was y somcwha
similar case Oh Market street, south %
Fourtecnth, last evening, except all tn
parties were white md the ayengcr onl!
! ihe mans" friend MN 50
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on for the I,eunlons

q number Of old soldiers Of this city and
vicinity left this morning for Cumberland
to attend the Reunion OF the Army OF West
Virginia, which commences to-day aud
closes Thursday. Gen. !. II. Duval, Capt.
Robert .Cowan, and Mr.. Joseph Barker, OF
this city, and Messrs. Jerry Ebbcrt, Wiley
Hymes and Adam Wernig, OF Martins
Ferry, were among those who lcft. OIL the
B. 4 O..train at l:40. Capt. John Carlin,
Postmaster Sam Dean, OF Martins Ferry,
Mr.. G. a. Freeman. OF Hancock county,
and others, leave this morning At S:35.
a number of, old West Virginia soldiers
from Northern. Ohio join, those from this
,terday m6rning was Major Smith, Of al.
lance, and Thomas Dung, an, old st.
,Claisvillc boy, and formerly m 1STELLl.
GRxcEh typo, now on the Cleveland Pain.
,rlsnier, fis = ~ ,aifssf 5elSSA n
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ABOUTpEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Fol
go - 80 AhrnnL n ..--.L- Z

Strangers In tie City and Wheeling Folks
. Abroad. FL
Bishop Kain is in Boston:
Mr.. J. 7. Clifford, Of Clarksburs, is in
town. ~ 4 80 Z. 7. ~. = ~ y
Hon. Il. II. Browse, Of Grape Island, is
at the Mcclure. Z: II.
James W. fAuld, of Washington, Pa,
was at the AIcI.ure House yesterday.
AIcssrs. G. B. West and J. II. Mccoy, Of
sistersville, were inthe city yesterday.
Harry A. Lee, of the "Buncl OF Keys
company, and lis wife, arc in Wheeling.
AIessrs. c. 4. Freeman, James Porter
and II. Gs Filson, Of New Cumberland,
were III the city Yesterday y. S.
Mr.. Lewis Bakerleit last night for staun-
ton, Va.,' accompanied by! his daughters,
Misses Annie Jennie, who will cntertlie
seminary ut that place.
Many rcadcrs will regret TO learn Of the
serious Illness sof james Kelsey, Esq, Mt
his home in West Wheeling. The Squire
is sinking VERY rapidly, and his friends
fear that but few days OF life remain to
him. 2: z. 81
Dr.J. II. Pipes has returned to the city
from Brooke county, and is once more out
among Ills patients. The Doctor has had
a long sick spell and his friends will be
glad 10 learn that lie is once more able to
be about. y W. Y ,2 - -, ~, = y.
Col. Bob A1cEldowney, ofNcw Martins
Vile, made his weekly trip to Wheeling
yesterday. Since the Ohio River Railroad
was built the Colonel can edit his news
paper, practice law and take his weekly
bath in civilization here without SO much
inconvcnencc. V ....jii.9 q * O.. 4
sam Volt, ianitor OF the State House, is
at Mountain Lake Park in the hope Of
bcnefttins his rather delicate health. He
has lately fallen away so that it required
more effort than he was equalto to cast a
shadow, and lie became alarmed and took
to the mountains. ~
Mr.. B. s. Morgan, OF Alorsantown,
County School Superintendent Of Monon-
gala county and candidate on the Demo.
cratic ticket ior State Superintendent, has
been in the city for the past two or three
days making acquaintance. Ic will 70 to
Brooke and IIuncock counties to-day and
return to this city the latter part OF the
Wepl, - & ri5s5H NJ "a st.Ef .4-,s H'
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= The JeifCrS0n Escort.

ftl-. . q 49,. I'D a. - a
The Jefferson Escort Club Is at last 4
reality. An organization was effected list
evening ut 1.-THE Jefferson club rooms.
money wastraisedtopay OH certain indcbt.
! cdness, various committees appointed and
the membership fec fixed ut 81, each NON.
rber TO be liable TO slight assessments dur
4 ing the campaign forbrassbands, tte. Those.
in favor. OF aswellGuniiorm failed to. carry
theirpoint and plug hit with black or 81
coffee colorcd trimmings and cano viii:
constitute ithcSnniiorln, together within
;sDaa$sf Those members WHO 3havoFt those
} s!ra,gd up and down relies OF 1850, tho
5HanS9ek and 5Ipglsh splligs, and do not
teel HIS putting pp Tor! new plugs were
ilnyited !t9 3hlent them up did appear in
them About one hundred tp9E part III
li.Nt night meeting aud AZ its conclusion:
n portion ~ the Sf9Yd ttlNfBe1 out 70 drill
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OF Commis sioncrs In Regular Monthly SOS.
sion fssterdey-The Coming Elections
provided FORA New Jsstico md III,
Now Commissioner Elected, Etc. ~

) On Recommendation OF tho Committee
on Roads and Bridges tho contract for
inacadamizins portion OF tho West Lib.
crty and lleryey's run roal, between
Whites blacksmith shop and Shielas',
was awarded TO w. ]. Biggs at his bid
Of 81 10 per cubic yard, this being consid-
cred a reasonable bid, sas E,ily. !, tG2
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Tho Stntc Fair,

AZ r HH1Hl ~ ! Z
The State Fair opens next Monday. The
entries for the speed events closed last
night. The prospect from the entry
clerks books. is splendid, many famous
fast horses being on his lists for tho va
rious races. "a telegram was received Yes.
terday from G. III. Rose, who has been at
Columbus in the interests OF tho 'Associa.
ton, saying that he had secured enough,
entries there to fill all the races. Tn 10
the hour Of closing the books, scycnty.fivc
horses lind been entered, and this number
will doubtless be swellcd bylettsrs mailed
yesterday but not yet at hand. $
The Board OF Directors met on the
grounds yesterday md passed a resolution
OF thanks to Col. William Exlcy for the
thorough manner in which he has done
tho work Of preparing the grounds for the
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wELLsnuRa,
Observation-Disclosures Rcpubllenns-Glas

nurglary-Enthusiastic Ncpublleans-Glas'
IA "A! Notes, etc. 81,
The Spaulding gus well No. Is down
], 2SG feet. They expect to strike gas to-
day. & &!
The Wellsburg fair begins on Wcdncs
day. The prospects for good fair arc
very fattcring. B IS S.. Z.
A young son Of Melvin Dosforl died Of
Of diphthcria on Saturday afternoon after
an illness Of few days. Ill $s,. &
The attendance, from this place TO the
Bellview camp meetinshas been very large
On Sunday it was AN impossibility to
obtain avehicle any Of the livery stables
Fire has been started in the melting
furnace Of the Panhandle Window gla:s
works The new furnace ut The Riverside
glass works is being heated up. The fire
is still burning in the furnace Mt the Dalzcll
Bros. 4 Gilmore glass works. 81
81 The Republicans Of tWellsburg arc con
tcmplating puttinga gas pipe scvcnty-fivc
or one hundred feet high with BURNERS OF
various designs attached. Aiplatforln will
be erected around or TO one side OF the
pipe, for the use Of speakers, bands and
glce clubs. j t E..f- 1 y
Burglars gained an entrance OH Sunday
night TO the store room Of Mr.. II. W. Cox,
by entering the cellar and boring a passage
ayythrough the floor. They carried Of
goods amounting to $500, as near as can
be ascertained. The goods taken consisted
tofgmuslins, dress goods, gum boots,
shoes and numerous other articles. NJ
\ All enthusiastic Blaine and Loyal. meet.
ing was held at : Brilliant on the public
square on Saturday afternoon. Speeches
were made by Henry Gregg, Esq, OF
Steubenyille, candidate for; Prosecuting
Attorney of1JcflerSon county, andG Capt.
Walden, after which 81 beautiful pole
was r.ised. The Alexandria Blaine;f and
Logan club, fifty members, under com.
mand Of Observation-Disclosures, Smith, at.
tended the meeting. They were uniformed
and came on horseback and in vehicles.
~ drum corps and CLEO club accompanied
them: Music was also tilrnishcdSby, the
Wcllsburg Cornet Band. "a number OF
both parties from!hcre attended the meet
in.. The Republicans OF Wells township
are wide awake. The township was at.
ways Democratic until 1850, when it, gaye
Garfield q majority OF one, 3Sf.9 AZ
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DIGGING ZOE GOLD,

Prospcctors$ Hurting Pay Dirt on Middle
wheeling Greek.
It is a fact not generally known, but still
a TACT, that there exists in Ohio county a
gold mine. True, no gold has been mined
in it yet, but the sanguinc prospectors who
have been delyjng away "i'.the bowels o
the earth" for nearlyfa year expect to
strike pay. dirt any day now. There was a
furry OF excitement when some
thing which rcsembled gold quartz was
found In Ohio county some time ago, and
squantitEy Of thu, rock was sent East for
assay The result was never made public,
though twas alleged To- be encouraging,
and the matter was forgotten by the pub.
lie. But the land, owners in the vicinity
OF the find did not forget It. On the farm
OF sam. Mcconnell on Middle Wheeling
Greek, Alfred kimmins and the ,Alcssrs.
Mcconnell began digging III scurch Of
rock similar to n that which had
been assaycd.y |. They have boon
operating Very quietly and mysteriously,
and their Work has excited good deal OF
interest in, the vicinity. = Not much conf.
dencc is Expressed .byE tho Ineighbors in
the result, but recently when d German
from Wheeling wantedto buya .farm nd:
joing that Of ST.. Mcconnell the owner
would not part with Sit for love or money.
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y The following attractions nre booked at
Charley Shay's New Academy Of Music for
September and October Miss Lizzie
Evans, in "Fosgs Ferry" September sth ;
""Peck's Bad Boy Comedy Company, Sep
TENDER 18th; sullivan's "ATaloney's RATTLE
Comedy Company, September cd; Agnes
Wallace. villa Combination, September
Goth; Whitney & L.ang's Magnets in SKY
larking,n October 9th; Farrar 4 Florence's
Boston Durlesque: Opera Company, Octo.
hgr, 18th Thorton's .'Headlcss Horseman"
Dramatic and Specially Combination, Oc-
tobcr Goth; Dnprez Il Benedict's Gigantic
Miustrels, October 9th. d q}5
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Steel for the Esll.

The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette OF
yesterday says that a representative OF the
Ii Belle mill, ofHthis city, on Saturday
contracted for the supply OF insot steel with
the Pittsburgh Steel Casting Company.
This steel vial be shipped in .ingots and
worked by tile resularSshcet mills. Vim.
Swindcll & Bros. have the contract ior put
ting in twotof their new heating furnaces.
This furnace has been patented but 4
year and there arc twenty-one in opera
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st. Clnlrsvltlc.
The public schools here open next Mon.

The public schools here open next Mon.
day. \. "a 4.
The Belmont county fair opens hero
"Wednesday and closes Friday. tt bids
fair to DO unusually interesting. 4,
N. S. Adams, formerly ofiNhcclins and
this place, who has been Will: the man.oi-
war Galena, is visiting relatives here. He
goes to Annapolis, Nd, September 10. &
James Bulgcr, the brakeman killed on
tho G., TX road Thursday night, WIS
n son-in.law, Of Michael Ovcrbaush, Of this
place, and his remains were brought here
and inferred in the Union cemetery on
Saturday afternoon. iJimwas very popular
here, and, the news Of his death was re-
ceivcd with manyiexprcssions Of sorrow.
He leaves a wife and three children.
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Facts About tho Child.

a healthy, child is a joy in tho house.
Asick and feeble chilli Is q constant worry.
The diseases which attack the child are
those chiefly which attack tho digestive
organs and the, blood. Browns Iron Bit.
tors acts gently but powerfully on these,
restoring the child to health and vigor. II
is pleasant medicine to take, and the
children under its use will gain strength
in every portion Of tho body.
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4 iscl,cutzcnros. i 5 sclber,,t,s,. I. I

tbirhcl Bellaire Lcidcrkrlllz Schcutzen:
verring continued its shooting match at
Seibert's Garden Yesterday. The pro.
grlmme was Very much ike the 8one Of
last Monday. The society came up OH the
Princess in uniform, was met byl<ramer's
band and proceeded to tho, Garden. Here
the band gave a concert in the morning
and in the afternoon furnished dancing
music for tho friends Of tho society. The
active members and many outsiders con.
tinued shooting 1T the targets. Several
contests were concludcdand prizes award.
cd.a The members contest {atf tho bird
target will be continued again to-day. A.
good crowd WIS in attendance all the time
yesterday. 81 Il. i5s..i'flt
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Z The isirtil at tho Virgin Mary,

The birth Of the Blessed Virgin Mary
will be celebrated IN the Catholic churches
in this city with impressive services. In
accordance with instructions from the
Pope, atgrand iridium jim her honor will
begin on Saturday evening next at eight
o'clock and continue Sunday and Monday
evenings ut the same hour, Catholic his
torians state that the Virgin Mary was
horn in Nazareth on Saturday evening,
September Sth, in the Roman year 1888.
Her parents were 1t, .I4aphimaAA St, Ann,
Of NnMreth, who, although descendants
from n long line Of kings, spent their time
in labor, prayers and caring for the NJ,
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,OFrIcI GENERAL Agent.
DALTIMoRE Il Ono RAILROAD.
N Ill.,. G = - 4 4 nn

Z " IIEELlS6, September 1851. J m
The South Branch railroad extending
from Green Spring, W.ssVa., on the main
line, to Romney, VIVA, will be opened
tons have been. established: Donaldson,
Springfield, Grace, Hanging Rock and
Romney. Springfield and Romncy are
iirst-class stations. WA M: !, 'i & ;gtIt
X "a Respectfully, b p
e .SE. r. T. DEvIIls, Gent Ag't.t
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Petroleum.,

DRADFonp, Pa, September 1.-Crule oil; total
runs saturday and Sunday lS0cS barrels; total
shipments lo2'S barrels; charters Gi:ss, barrels;
cctlnhces 40 barrts. NnlIonnl rn,iislt certitl.
Gates opened ut Syc, and closed nj Ss14c; highest
price Wtir; lowest SS1ssc .7f' 80 90
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DronllstutrA and ProyISIonA.

:. NEW fOGE, September l.-Flour duh rccclnts
5000 barrels; exports 1900 barrels. Wheat SPOT
grades ha9ic higher closing irlt: options g4nli Il
ports lis ,O0D bushels: Noe Chicago SIC; no. red
0>La9!a1ls 20; ungmdel white olnt;c; So42 red Sen.
temIef sales 6iiO0O bushels at 9oaal hc,' closing
Sios'ns az @ SS3emScr eI sales s y S
bushels ut IIIza9l;sc, closing Mt 9l3c: December,
safcs 5tt 900 bushels at Gia!Attc, closing al W]Sc:
January, sales so,o@ bushels atp7HsS,1Sc, closing