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LEWIS REPUBLICANS.

A Good County Ticket Placed In tn,
sId-ifnrno onious Convention.
spe-lal Dbpdich 10 The InisLigeneer.
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. 7.-Notwith
standing tho rain poured down in tor
rents until in the forenoon, almost full
delegation Of the Republicans Of Lewit
county crowded into the Court House
at o'clock yesterday and proceeded to
nominate candidates for county offices.
". l.. Dunnington was made permanent
chairman OF the convention. The be at
OF order prevailed.
For House Of Delegates, Captain Thos.
!. EHap, a young and energetic Rspub.
lican. was unanimously chosen, The
The Democrats Of this county will not
be surprised If he Is elected. George
Wootter, young man with much ex.
perlence, was nominated for Circuit
Clerk; ]. d. Peterson, for County Clerk
and John Rolyson, for County Commits.
sloner. The convention adjourned hav.
lng,placed in the field a good ticket.
They will meet again November 4 aud
elect Il.
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General NoyeS' Funorul.

CIScISSATI, ONO, Sept. THE fun.
oral OF tho late General Edward F.
Noyes this afternoon, though conducted
with great simplicity, was the occasion
OF ia large and varied ATTENDANCE. The
services for tho family and the near rel.
atives we're held in the family residence
and were very simple. Then the march
was taken up to the Mt. Auburn Pres.
byterian Cnurch, where the public SER
vices were held. y
The honorary paIl.bearers. whom were
e8.President Hayes, Gen j. W. Fuller,
Of Toledo, Dr.. o. W. Nixon, Of the
Chicago inter. 0ceanI Dr.. R. ". Thrall
Hon. J. u. Peaslee, Gen. NJ. F. Force
Gen. Chas. +. Brown ex.Governo,
John B Neil, OF Idaho, Judge =. W,
Moore, Judge S. F. Hunt and Gen. A.
Hickenlooper, Of this city, stood IN line
while eight members Of the regiment
which the depeased had commanded
during the war, bore The oasket to thf
heRrHe. - t
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4 IIoOllunl's Revolver,

Cn1cAco, September IA pipe full
OF whiskers" was the singular demand
upon Bernard Cohen by six young row.
dies passing through the Hebrew colony
on South Union street this afternoon.
The six made u dash to secure the
whiskers, plucking wildly at Cohen's
ample beard, but was desperately resist.
ed by Cohen and his wife, who were
speedily reinforced by nearly a
hundred other Hebrews. The leader
Of the reiuforcements was Jacob
SID, a neighbor OF Cohen's, Just
returned from ranch in Montana. The
cowboy Hebrew made things lively for
the hoodlnms during brief space, but
rashly believed that revolver in the
hands Of one Of them merely meant a
tlutl. Attempting to completely van.
quish the si1, Sitf received bullet in
the forehead. He was taken to the
hospital in dying condition. Four OF
the hoodlums, John Foss, Harry Clark,
Frank PETER and Frank Mason were
arrested, but the identity OF the cowboys
slayer remains mystery.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.


A Mother and lsabe Dro wned Owing to III,
stabbornheSs Of Man.
Special Dipdteh TO he Iattllfatneer
MAsNlS0roy, W. Va, Sept. 7.-The
most shocking accident that has beiallen
the community for years occurred on
Saturday. The lacts as near as can DO
obtained are these: Mr. Conway, wife
and child, accompanied by other persona
in spsing wagon, drawn by two horses,
started on u visit TO Mr.. George Haught,
the father Of Mrs. Conway. and arriving
at a point near Frceland's mill dam,
three miles west Of Warrington, where
the heavy rains had swollen Piles Fork
creek to such a height that the county
road was entirely submerged by water,
the women plead 10 the men to allow
them to walk around the hillside and
thus avoid the danger. Their pleading
availed nothing and the driver put the
whip to his horses, aud not being &C.
quainted with the road aud not realizing
the swiftness Of the current the horses
became unmanageable, tangled Ia their
harness and sank, drowning Mrs. Hughes
and her babe. The balance were saved |
by the heroic effort OF Mr.. Freeland.
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PORTLAND, OoS., Sept. IA dispatch
from Spokane Falls, Washington, Gays
John Wolverlinc, section foreman on
the Northern Pacific, was knocked
down and scalped by two drunken
Indians near Hope, a few miles from,
Spokane Falls this evening. Wolverine
was walking on the track near the
station when he met two Indians, one
Of whom he recognized as John Deere.
The redskins seemed considerably under
the influence OF liquor, and Wolverine
turned aside 10 allow them to pass.
They stopped him, however, aud asked
him for liquor. He replied that he had
none, when John Deere struck him a
blow over the bead with club, knock
ing him senBeless. When Wolverine
recovered consciousness some time after.
wards, he found his scalp missing. He
inanaged to crawl 10 a saloon some dis.
tance away, where he was cared for.
Wolverines condition is considered
critical. The Indians escaped.
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TIE NEW BILLS OF lADING.
Banks VIII have Mono Of 1t, nad Its Da,
ore Doubtless Numbered.

Banks VIII have Mono Of 1t, nnd Its Days
ore Doubtless numbered. H
CHICAGO, Sept. lit transpires that
the Eastern banking houses are still un-
willing to advance money on tho new
uniform bill Of lading, and many OF them
firmly refuse to accept It as collateral for
drafts, notwithstanding the elimination
Of the non'negotiablo provision. The
reason for this is that its value as secur.
ity is greatly impaired by other pro.
visiona, particularly the one which ia
designed to release the railroads from
any liability for damage or loss Of prop.
erty during transportation.
Gossip has 1t that the Lake Shore will
probably return to its old bill Of ladipg
next week. It was President Newell. 81
the Lake Shore, Who brat recommended
tne linklng out Of the words, "Not
Negotiable and it is well understood
that he will Lot support bill that is not
Should the Lake Shore take the action
expected Of it there will, Of course, be q
stampede on the part Of the other roads,
and the new bill Of lading will be LEFT
Without supporter in the GENITAL Traffic
Association. ,l -'.a aIf-t''' - -
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SERIOUS CllARtisS,
Proceeding to Forfeit ths Cburt,r - ,,.

focoeaihg to Forfeit the Charter OF tho
Missouri, Kansas i Te1us Railroad.
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 7.-Attorney Ger.
eral Hogg has filed in the Travis comfy
District Court, on behalf OF tho state of
Texas, suit against the Missouri. KIM.
sas & Texas railroad for the forfeiture
Of its charter. The petition allepos
williul violation OF the laws OF Tcsa, by
exceeding it's charter powers in everx
particular possible to fraudulent man.
agoment; that it has tictitiously bondnd
!tself for $4,000 PER mile and s.ock.I
itself for s35.OOO per mile; that il Wa.
absorbed and controls, in violation NJ
the State constitution, seven other ruiI.
roads In the State; that it has consol;-
dated these roads and has mortgacpd
each ono OF them to secure consoiiiateI
bonds issued by it and other indehtea.
meas to the amount OF over $40 O0O il1o
and that these roads have bssu s,r;nnat
and deprived OF all their property.
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Bishop Knih's Arrival.

The traia bearing 1T. Rev. Bishop
Kain will arrive In this city at 0 80 a. III,
1t will be met at Cameron by a large
delegation on special train. At Ford'a
crossing. In the Eighth ward, tho train
will stop and the Bishop and his party
will leave the train and take carriagea,
and DO escorted by tho procession, full
particulars Of which were given In this
paper on Saturday morning. to the Ga.
thedral. A large number Of Catholics
from out in tho State will join in the
procession.
The knights OF St. George, OF Clarks.
burg, and number OF other people
from there and Grafton, numbering forty
or more, tllled up tho Hotel Behler last
night. AS large crowd from Grafton
as from Clarksburg would have come
had the trains suited them. 1t is said
the 200 Weston people will be unable to
reach here before noon to.day, the Is. 4
0. having refused them a special train.
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MARTINS FEltRY'S BREWERY.
Tho Ohio Vino Compnny's Plnnt to be Rs.
modelled, N.aa.#.

''o H"'o "AAo So"p"hy's flhlt to be H6.
modelled. ursm. 70
Martins Ferry Is 10 have a big brew.
cry. The plant Of the Ohio Wine Com
pany on Jefferson street, in the Third
ward, is 10 be converted into one. The
company which will operate it will be
known as the Belmont Brewing Com
pany, and was incorporated at Column
bus under the laws OF Ohio on Friday.
The capital stock is $40 900, aud the in
corporators and stockholders are Messrs.
William Liphardt. F. II. Eick, J. G.,
Wagner, August kraa.z and Albert Lip
hardt William Liphardt will be Presi.
dent and General Manager and Mr.. F.
Il. Elck Secretary and Treasurer. The
present brick structure will bo used as
cellar for the storage OF beer, and the
frame portion Of the factory will be 10, n
down aud large four.story brick build.
ing erected. This will be one OF the
largest and most substantial buildings
in this oisy and will he used as q brew w.
mouse, etc. Other new buildings will
be erected and Humber OF changes
made. The latest improved machinery
will be put in the brewery and it will
be frst.class one 10 every respect, CON.
pairing favorahly with any In the United
States. Among the machinery will be
an ice machine costing about Sis, ,OOO,
with which the company will make all
of its own ice and probably some to sell
heRides. The company has been nepo.
tfotfnu fnr tho ,,urnh a,o .f a.
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B-BBING PUMPED,
An East Albany Man Has Bee,
Arrested
FOR THE CENTRAL WRECK.
"c Was Former Brakeman on tho
New York Ccntral Road, and IL 1
. Now Being "Qucstioncd" byu
Plnkcrt0n Detective,

ALBANY, N. y, Sept. 7.-Detecliyo
rom Bryant, OF the Hudson police force
arrived in this city shortly before nire
o'clock with a man named York Reed,
OF East Albany, who has served as u
freight brakeman on tho Hudson river
uiSlson Of tao Central road, whom Eo
arrested in Hudson on suspicion OF beiry
one Of the train wreckcrs. Reed Is now
IN Superintendent Bissell's private Office
IN the Union Depot, probably beirr
pumped by Bob Pinkerton.
Red was found in house OF prostitr-
t'ou, and when told he was wanted.
ton." Nv o"''"-
There are rumors that prominent
Knights OF Labor officials are con.
c;.fncd, while on the contrary, Master
workman Lee says Reed refused to
strike with the others.
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Mountain Lake Park.
Special Correspondence Of the Intelige,cr

Spfc7cI CorTeSpondcnce or the lntali0encer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARE, Sept. CDR.
A. B. Simpson arrived here last evening
and preached at night. To-day he preach:
ed most excellent sermons. Nearly ev.
e{ybody; is greatly enjoying these meet
iigs. They unhesita!ingly say that We
have had nothing better during the sea.
son. It is a real old faahloned soul say.
ing time. g..
Miss Orem, OF Philadelphia, before
leavingyto.day bought second lot and
let the contract for her building. Mrs.
Moore and her mother left last night for
Baltimore. Mr.. Cecil left this morning,
and Mr.. Thomas left on the early ttaja
for his home in Ohio. Mr.. p. Q. Pogue,
Of Went Liberty, is here again. The
weather has been quite warm and pleas
ant Of late. 4 %
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IMPORTANT TRADEMARK DECISION
The Use OF Il Geographical Name Above
by the Latest Ruling.

The Use OF II Geographical Name Allowed
by the Latest Ruling. -
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. .7.--One oi
the most important trademark decisions
ever rendered WAS given at the Interior
Department yesterday. TWAS the petit.
ton OF Mr.. Thomas @. Jenkins, the flour
merchant Of Pittsburgh, for registration
OF the word "Vienna" as q brand for
-four. Under all former decisions trade.
marks for geographical names were not
granted, and the application was three
times rejected. Mr.. Jenkins, however,
appealed the case last month to the
Commissioner Of Patents, before whom
the case was argued by Col. Thomas S.
Hopkins, Of this city, Mr.. jenkins attor.
ney, and Yesterday decision was given
overruiing the decision OF the examiner
and allowing registration.
The case ia one Of considerable magni.
tude because OF the large amount OF cap
ital invested in the brand Of flour bear
ing the name vienna"
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POLITICS OVER TllG RIVER,
Ane isepuo'icah Convention To.nlurrov.
fNas :

1he Republican COnvnntIDn To.mvrrou.
Tho Candidates.
The Republicans OF Belmont county
viii hold their convention in the CIV
Hall at Barnesville tomorrow, to nom,.
nate candidates for Prosecuting Alto.
ney' Probate Judge, Sheriff, Commit
sloner, 1nflrmary Director aud one
delegate from each township to represent
the county III District convention 10
nominate member for the State Boa,d
OF Equalization. 'I - y
:. For Prosecuting Attorney Jesse Hol.
hnRsworth, the present incumbent. vii
probably be renominated.
Tho candidates for Probate Judpe. IN
succeed |. II. CASTOR are James A. Tai.
man and John Pollach, OF St. CInir
vile; j. D. Smith, Of Bsttaire. anI "
K; Talbot and E. T. Petty, Of Barne.'
vile. Each candidate is makinv hi,
claims and the contest will be lively ami
may possibly result in the selection Of \
dark horse, say A. E. Smith, OF Blrnes.
vile, he would make GOOD one
Matt Scott, Sheriff Foulke's Dann,p
Will be nominated for Sheriff.
Several gentlemen are talked of for
Commissioner, among thcm Georv.
Wise, Of Bellaire; William Alcs.nd,.sr'
81 Bridgeport, und Owen Meechrm oi
York Township. ~
Martins Ferry Republicans elected
delegates to tie convention on SATURDAY.
as follows: S'"'a'S
First Ward : Congressional A r
OnH, Theo. Keller; alternates, Alex
Dixon, Thep. Snodgrass. C3auty-ssr.
uel Fisher, Samuel Westwood, jana, y
R'ley, altesnates. Central Committcc.
man-James T. Riley.
Second Ward-Cougressioual Wn
d; d; Moore, W. B. Mcclure; alternates
". y. Lewis, ]. 0. Stewart. Countv-
!; Q. Gray, Geo. G. Ralston; alternaiea
Nd. Morton, Adam Werinv. Csntrsi
Co,Immittemau-Wm. Bowman.
Third Ward = Convressional-Tb,,
D. Edmunds, John W. Crooks. aito, u,.
mates, VIM. B. O'Neill, John F. Usher
County-George 3. Barr, George Ven"v
Geo. g. Sedgwick; alteruates d r.
LleTellyn, A. W. Harris and .Job Mn.
phy: Central Commit.eemau-W. b
Shuttleworth. ~ ~
County Observation-Disclosures
gar Berry and W. A. Brown, Conn,y.
T.. B. Steele and AL. NJ. Cone.
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 7.-Maurice Gilbert,
Of Butte City, Montana, and Frank Bsr.
nice, Of the same city, arrived on ths,
steamer He Champagne from Havre to.
day. Inspectors Brown and nonahue
were there to meet thsm.;tt .;ttnTho! gentle,
men were conducted TO their seizure
room, and each man hau u..roiva ~ up a
$500 gold wstch. The watches were
conhaeated. C. The men said the artlrles
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q. U. Il. n. Eutsrtntn,ncnt

Ihe supper and entertainment piysn
AZ Inc bridgeport City Hall by tho 8. r.
a: NJ. on Saturday evening was largely
attended and was asplendid success in
every respect. The watch contested for
ny Miss Annie Cotlisnd and Miss Ruth
van Felt was won by Miss Colll and. and
the pin contested ior by George Walker
aau lynn hanson was won by Hanson.
Andy dockinberry was awarded a benr-
s'lai pin ior selling the greatest number
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Fell Five Storfeg,

NEw YoRK, Sept. ia baby carriage
which was being rolled by two boys on
the roof of No. eos South Filth avenue
broke away, and with its two.year.old
occupant fell five stories yesterday alter
noon. The carriage remained upright
and fell on bale Of rags In the street,
where it was shattered. The baby was
bounced upwards, and was caught in the
arms OF young man standing n0ar. It
was not injured. +.
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NEw YoRE, Sept. 7.-On the upper
deck Of the iron steamboat Cepheut
there was jolly party from the "Pearl
ii Pekln" company. In the company
was handsome twenty.year-old girl,
Lille Young, and S!ade, the Sandwich
man." When of Bay Ridge, Lille
Young turned to tho ''Bandwich man.
and said airily, i'shRll Lump ~: Slade
who is seven feet high, shouted dramat.
ically, Let her 20, Gallagher Lille
jumped far out into the water and Was
afterwards dragged into a tug, arrested
and held on q charge OF attempted sui
cide. She is hyaleficGl, owF
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Only n SCrNtcll.

PARIS, Sept INN. Rochefort and
Thiebaud succeeded in getting their
duel of yesterday. They fought fiercely
for twelve minutes. NJ. Rochefort
displayed the greatest agility, running
around his adversary and making iuri.
ous lunges. N. Thiebaud received three
wounds, bis opponents sword piercing
his left temple, right cheek and right
thigh. After the third wound had been
inflicted the two doctors who had ac-
companied the duelists to the ground,
after hasty consultation, ordered the
fight to be stopped. NJ. Thiebaud sub.
sequently went to Brussels, where he is
now confined to bed. His wounds, how.
ever, are not OF serioua nature.
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NiOtOIIH Cnttlemen. .

:ERw FoRx, Sept. 7.-Tho riotous con.
duct Of cattlemen on ocean steamships
from Europe has been the theme ol
many complaints at the barge office.
When they return home with money
and nothing TO do the trouble begins.
There were sixteen in this crowd on the
Amsterdam, and their aciiors were 80
outrageous that the steamship company
has decided not to ship any more Of
them as'passengers. A similar edict
iIronT tie (ii2es that saii from England
had driven cattlemen to CROSS over Ia
Holland III order to SECURE passage for
the United GtateH. 80 - E9- :
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Llghtnl.g,n Eraak.

BALrlAoEE, MD., Sept. TT. L. Mason,
tho operator, was in the railroad Office
at Hanlon Junction during tho storm
thls afternoon, when suddenly great
ball OF fire appeared. Mason was III own
out oil bis chair and was uncongcions for -
. lew minutes and was paralyasd for
several hours. It was ionnd : that
tho lightning bolt had struck b;s LIZ l.s,
arm and passed down below tho elbow
leaving a broad crimson mark. II mali
ed the chain and ruined his watch. whici,
probably saved bis life. A heavy Grim
thigh Is badly hurt. .. 3h''.''A'1 AAe 1'a u''
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WEST VIRGINIA TORNADO.
hoane County Swept by Storm and Henyl
Dannged-IsttchIo Also Suffers.

isoahe County swept by Storm and Heavily
Damaged-Isttchio Also Suffers.
PARKERsBURc, W. Va, Sept. IA tor.
nado struck Roaue county, near Leroy,
and swept across a strip Of country
about 400 yards wide. The farms Of W,
II. Dawkins, J. NJ. Adams, George
Boggs and others, were severely dam.
aged. Nine persons were in tue home
OF Mr.. kebauoh, sl1 OF whom were
badly hurt. At William Lamps several
cattle were crushed to death by falling
timber. Benjamin Odeil's dwelling was
completely wrecked and everything de.
molished. On the farms Of Messru ].
Watson and Rollins the fences, hay
stacks and crops were literally blown OH
the face Of the earth, but no one is
reported killed. For space OF several
miles many houses are reported blown
down, fences and crops destroyed, but
owing to the fact that there is no com.
munication particulars can not be
learned.
In Richie county water spout did
great damage. All the small streams
are out Of their banks, and much dam.
age is done.
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Acquitted Of Murder,

CHAMpERsuunG, Pa, Sept. John
Rhodes was at a late hour on Saturday
evening acquitted OF the murder OF bis
nephew, William Rhodes. The two men
had quarreled in Hagerstown, Nd, dur.
ing the day, and when they returned
home it was renewed. William drew a
revolver when John hurried into the
house, picked up shot gun, returned to
the porch, aud fired the shot that in.
stantly killed his nephew. N'' Z:
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WAsnlSdroS, D. c., Sept. Mr..
John W. Foster, Of Indiana, formerly
United States Minister to Spain, said to.
day that the report that he had been
again rendered the Spanish Mission, aud
that he would accept, provided u recip.
rocity amendment TO the tariff bill was
passed, was not true in any respect. He
considered himself permanently out Of
nuh1ic 1jfa
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a Sliockiug t'ruge,iv.

MILwAuKrE, WIS, Sept. Ia shock.
ing tragedy was enacted in Wauwatoua.
a suburb Of Milwaukee, this afternoon
Mrs. Edward Reiniger had lef. her Jbps.
band on account OF his brutal treatmsnt
aud absolute habits aud returned to Sas
mothers home. He came tho,s and net
ahot her three times, and hor" motha. ~
Twice. Mrs: lseiniger will probably d;a
As wanted her to live with him h S,a;. u'e'
aad she refused, Asa'n'
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OUTPUT Of FLOUR.

Largest Production Tor n Week Mt MIune-
npolis-Stcniy Wheat MAtket Needed.
MISSEApoLls, Sept. THE Northue,l.
rn Miller says: The flour output last
week was the heaviest in nearly a year.
The five Pillsbury mills alone ground
7l,C00 barrels, while the other thirteen
that were running did their share
toward swelling the grand total. The
aggregate production for the week was
l72,5G0 barrels, averaging 2S,70O barrels
daily, against 1926 barrels the pre-
vious week, l33,3S0 barrels for the cor
responding time in 1880, aud TO-, 100
barrels in 1883. There we're seventeen
mills in operation yesterday, and they
we're grinding at the rate Of 1900 bar
rels per twenty.tour hours. Another OF
l,.O0 barrels capacity, which has not
run for about year, was started to-day.
There is a growing tendency to make
changes I'M some OF the modern mills as a
requisite to keep up the prevailing ideas
rs to oyield0 and percentages, and more
or less shutting down to permit improve
ments in this direction Ia being done,
The water power for week past has
been much improved, the opening OF the
reservoirs no doubt greatly helping to
maintain fair head. The use Of new
wheat is being gradually increased by
many OF the milla, some OF them grind
ing 30 per cent Of it. On the other hand,
there are several firms which have
old wheat that arc grinding none
Of the new crop. The weaknessi il, wheat
has upset the flour trade and caused
jobbers to largely withdraw from the
market. Authorities generally agree
that Eastern stocks are down 10 about
the last notch, and apparently only u
steady wheat market is needed to cause
IN active domestic demand. The sales
OF local mills tho past week have been
considerably less than the output, and
about everybody is inst Icatrhl1g Up on
orders. Some an&iety has been shown
to seli and prices have been reduced
a5aS5 cents per barrel, There are those,
however, who have the fullest conf.
dence in the strength OF the present
position OF wheat, and they are men,
too, who are ordinarily found on the
bear side. w.
Our prices are still beyond the views
Of foreigners, and the trade on all kinds
OF -four ior export is very small. The
export shipments for the week were
es,l0o barrels, against A5,07Q the hreced.
ing week. London quotations for ESQ
pounds {. |. 1: are Bakers, 2Gsa27s Cd ;
low grades, 49, GalGs. ~
There were G54, 100 bushela Of wheat
received the week ending September 9.
6hipmentl were. Wheat, SBo, ,O05 bush,
els; -four .lCS.s57 barrels; millstuH, 5,5oa
tons.
! The official reports show the receipts