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without the slightest fear of being either gainsaid or criti- cized. His selections were Mrs. J. ogden Armour and Mrs. H. c. Chat field Taylor, of his own city, each rec ognlzed as representative of a very nigh type of beauty, and each holding rank as a social leader. and identified with one of the most prominent fami-
 lies of the place.
 Judge Neville of North Platte, Nebr., IS also self-poised and courageous, and has decided without any outside assist ance that the charming Miss Nave 0 Shea of Lincoln and the equally fas- clnatlng Miss Nettie Harmer of 'Syra- cuse are Nebraska's two loveIiest young women. l.. Bradford Prince of Santa Fe, N. Mex. has sent in the pho- tographs of Miss Adeline O'Luna of AL buquerque and Miss Cynthia Bradshaw of Paradise Valley John Doniphan of St. Joseph, Mo, has selected Miss Josephine Stanacker of his own city and Miss Lillian Duncan; w. H. Suth- erlin of Helena, Mont has forwarded photographs of Miss Harriet Wal dorf of Dillon and Miss Leo- J. T. Johnson of Corsiana, Tex. has given the beauty prize to- Miss Florence Tucker and Miss Ida May Archer; Edward F. Bishop of Den yer, Colo, has picked out Miss Alice Richards of Red Band and Miss Maggie E. Blakeslee of Denver; Frank H. Pea vey of Minnesota has given the palm to Miss Alice Adrian of Minneapolis and Miss Elizabeth Dibble of Marshall, and George W. Parsons of Los Angeles, Cal, has partly finished his extremely difficult task-difficult, since there is an embarrassment of riches in the Golden State in the way of really beautiful dispatching to Omaha the portrait of Miss Anna J. Reuler of Po- mona, a lovely girl who well merits the distinction which is hers.
 Those of the Commissioners who have been unwise enough to take the public into their confidence have plunged themselves into a sea of troubles which
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has come near to drowning them. Pho tographs of every imaginable type of feminine loveliness and unloveliness have poured in upon them, accompa- nied, in many cases by letters from male relatives or friends which were either Wheedlng, or threatening, or both.
 One State Commissioner sent in a picture by the next mail after he re- ceived the directors request It proved to be that of a decidedly ugly and ma ture person, with no claims whatever to consideration from the noint of view of beauty contest" and the direc- tors felt sure that mistake had been made by the sender. who had doubt less inclosed the wrong photograph in the hurry of sending off his mail
 letter enbodyfng this idea was written him by the secretary. and brought q response that no mistake whatever had occurred, but that in the Commissioners estima tion the lady was by all odds the handSomeSt woman in the State. So remarkable did this seem that little pains was taken to find out additional particulars in such a peculiar case of beauty blindness and the whole matter was satisfactor- fly explained by the discovery that the lady was the afffanced wife of the loy- ally prejudiced gentleman.
 Over in Nevada where pretty girls are delightfully."- numerous, Colonel H. B. Maxson has originated plan which gives to each county a proportionate chance of supplying the ultimate com posite of the medal with some portion of it's lovelness. In all Navada will send forty-seven photographs of her beauties to Omaha, and the choice of the most beautiful two will be left to an impartial individual who lives at a safe distance from the defeated candi- dates.
 One may judge of the interest taken in the Sagebrush State in this matter by the fact that in Humboldt County, where only S23 votes were cast at the last election. 1851 votes turned out to
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express their very decided opinions on the important question of who are the pIettleSt two women among the many pretty women of that favored county.
 In Washoe County the voting was confined exclusively to the ladies them selves, and they covered themselves with glory by their sensible and busi- nesS-llke way of going about the mat ter, and the fairness in every sense of the word of their choice Miss Ne vada Ryland. Miss Sadie and Miss Ada Phillips of Reno are now publicly pro- claimed by the vote of their generous sisters the most beautiful girls of Washoe, and there will be great dis appointment if at least one of them is not selected by the judge to represent the State in the composite design.
 Among the other fascinating daugh- ters of Nevada whose photographs have been sent in for consideration are Miss Edith Hunter of Elko, Miss Anna Fellows of Unionville and Miss Lillian Stanton of Winnemucca, each of whom eXemplifieS a different type of femin- inc perfection in the way of form, feature and chevelure, and each of whom is the admiration of her own especial part of the State.
 As in the case of the first beauty contest where Venus and Minerva and Juno appeared before Paris for his de- ciSion, the pleasant little plan of .ho Exposition directors will undoubtedly leave behind it an aftermath of dis satisfaction and heart burning, for every beautiful woman in the Western States cannot hope to be even men, toned in the grave deliberations of the commissioners, and those who are not will consider or at least their friends will consider that they have good cause to feel aggreved.
 One thing is, however, certain and this is that those who are selected will be truly representative of the finest looking women in the trans Mis- sissippi region, and in every way ex- cellent types of the women of the great West.
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in bas-relief on the obverse side of the gold. silver and bronze medals by which the omaha ans-Mississippi and International Exposition will reward It's exhibitors and commemorate its own successful existence.
 Not one Eastern face will lend the grace of its presence to this galaxy of feminine charms, for the idea is to have the type presented of q distinctively Western character, which, while it will detract nothing from it's beauty, will add greatly to it's value from a strictly scientific point of view.
 The plan of the directors of the ex- position has been to call upon the vice presidents of the exposition of those States and Territories which have given their enterprise official recognition for the photographs of two of the most beautiful women of their section of the country. Some of the gentlemen upon whom this demand has been made have shifted the burden of responsibility from their own shoulders to those of a board of judges, thus opening a beauty competition which has overwhelmed each unfortunate present day Paris with tidal waves of photographs and troubles innumerable. Others nave risen to the occasion and, without fear or favor. have themselves selected the specimens of feminine Ioveliness which they thought best fitted to fill the require ments of the unique idea. .s
 To this latter class belongs R. Hall Mccormick of Chicago, who assumed bis portion of the responsibility
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. ORTY-FIVE of the most beauti- 0 full women of the West are to con-
 tribute share of their lOveliness
 to a composite photograph, from
 which is to be made the picture of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-29


wAsat-No. spgIns 7o67se; 10. 2 red
corn-NO. 2 si5s9slAcs No yellow
S5G55Hc.
0ats-Ne. 2 25,k Gsssc: No. 2 white
s9c; No. . white 37is82slsc.
Rye-No. 4s94aIc.
Bafsey-No. > 3l685c.
Fiaxseed--No. SIC; new 90a
Timothy seed-PTime s. IS
2 Mess Pork-Per barrel 50 3099 Is.
Llrt-Per 100 ms. IS S005 IS.
Short rlbs-Sidss Cloosel 50 250h 90:
dry salted shoulderR tboxed1 4& csc;
short clear SIDES (boxed) S 1905 90.
Eggs-unchanged.
NEW YoRR-Flour, receipts 1890
barrels; exports 400 barrels; market
moderately active and a shade steadier.
Wheat, receipts 162. 500 bushels; exports
1890 bushels; spot steady; NO. 2 red
IKE I. o. b. ailnst export grade TO are
rive; options had frmer opening; fnal
prices showed 5sGssc net advance, July
was Irregular, advancing sharply on
covering followed by late break and
closed &c lower; July closed At 7S1sc;
September closed al 70kc.
Corn, receipts 18S,5o0 bushels; exports
7B, 100 bushels: spot firm; options opened
GAQbEA. ~ AhHsAAEA y VIZ tNFuN
Septemoer closed at Sahc.
Oats, receipts 1890 bushels; exports
80, 400 bushels; spot dull; No. 2, 21ls9
$50; No. white SlIa6S2c; options firm
er, closing Nc net ilighers September
25tc.
Hops sSeady. Cheese easier. Tallow
quiet. cottnnseed of dull. Rice ftFm.
Molasses steady.
Coffee, options opened steady, CLOSED
steady and unchanged TO points net
lower; sales l1,150 bags
Sugar raw steady and quiet; fair re-
filming SIC; centrifugal 96 test 41Sci bust-
ness light; refined steady.
BALTIMoRE-Vlou inactive and
steady and unchanged; receipts y, 200
barrels; exports 400 barrels. Wheat
steady; spot 71M@12c; month nMV
T2Mc; August 01SQl0ssc; receipts 1867
600 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels. Corn
flrmer; spot and month 3S4a93S9 &c; Au-
gust SsFs @SSESc; receipts 1890 bushels:
exports $500 bushels. Oats Arm; no.
white sSI34c; No mixed SlQS2c; re.
ceipts $500 bushels. Butter cess ana
cheese unchanged
CINCINNAT1-Flou easy. Wheat
firm; No. 2 red CSC. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed 36h 4S6%c. Oats arm; No. 2 mix
ed &c; No. ., 2llG@25c. Rye quiet; No.
q 4sc, Lard easy at IS 10. Bulkmeats
quiet at IS 60. Bacon steady at Sc go.
Whisky firm at 81 Is. Butter steady.
Sugar quiet, Eggs quiet at &c. Cheese
firm.
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rl,. ,Inun,nIn chnnlanqua

The sixteenth annual session Of this
famous Chautauqua will be held August
i to 90, 1898. II Is the most superb and
sensible summer resort in America, $500
feet above sea level on the line or the
pIcturesoue Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The climate and scenery and social sur
roundlnEs are all that could be desired.
s9OO. 900 have been spent in improve
ments. Mountain Lake Park is furnish
ed with electric lights. and water works
are now being put in. Five splendid ho-
tcfs and two hundred and Afty cottages.
many OF which receive boarders open
their doors at reasonable rates to tour
fsts. The charming lake furnishes ex-
cellent boating and fishing. The Chau-
tauuua summer schools are in session
for four weeks. They include thirty de-
partments Of important study under the
care OF enthusiastic and capable teach
ers out OF the leading American coll
leges The ChautauQun programme
with three entertainments daily fur
nlshes the best things in lectures. en-
tertalnments and music which genius
can devise or money procure. The beau-
tirul detailed illustrated programme can
bc secured by addressing the agent Of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, Noun
tain Lake Park. Maryland.
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Another great discovery has been
ID and that. too, bE lady In TINS
country. "Dlsease fastened It's clutches
mon her, and for seven years she with,
stood lis soyercsts tests, but heF WA
organs were undermined, ana denLn
seemed Imminent For three months
Shc couEhed lncessantly, and could not
Sisep. she finally discovered way 70 re-,
coycry, by purchasing OF US Dottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery LOT Son,
sumption. and was 80 mSen ES'' ~,
iii Dight: and with two bottles, hns
been absolutely cured, Her namo Is
Mrs Luther Lutz," Thus writes w. 9,
1amnlck g. Co., Of Shelby y q. FTiai
bottlos free at Logan Drug CO.'S DRUG
Regular size zoe and 800 Ever
bottle guaranteed.
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CHIcAGo--A pressing demand for
the spot article, together with the adj
vance In corn strengthened wheat to-
day. July closed 1}sc higher; Septem-
her rose %@Nc, and December gained
NC. Corn left off 1c up Oats adj
vanced A09sc. Pork, lard and ribs are
unchanged.
Higher cables from Liverpool and un-
favorable weather for corn started
wheat higher. The reaction theory also
seemed to favor some recovery. The
drop for the past few days has been
such that the trade seemed TO come to
the conclusion that 1t was good time
to buy. Shorts were disposed to cover
ard secure profits, and there was more
or less demand for the long account.
Later, when numerous crop damage re-
ports about corn We're received, and the
market for that commodity began to be
considerably affected by them, still fur
ther strength was Impaired to wheat
The interest In cash or July was revtv-
ed. II was evident that there was stall
considerable shortage and this caused
n bulfish feeling. jury shorts became
anxious and covered freely and that
month showed more strength than any
thing else. Bids on basis Of ycSter-
days cash prices were In the market
ga.s No. . hard, but the wheat could
rot be secured. Chicago receive
cars against liz last year, September
opened &c higher at 65G6Jbc, declined
10 6IJs dD65c, rallied to 65Fsc, then sold of
10 65Mc at the close December started
E6hc UP at 65iSG65Ac. advanced to
C5Ss IG5&c, then reacted 10 65kc, tic
closing figura July started unchanged
ut zoe, sold up to Tl&c and closed at
7l55c bid.
Corn was unexpectedly easy for n few
minutes at the opening. This weakness.
was OF short duration, hc@sTtr. rs the
reports from the country were too unan-
lmously bullsh as regards the damage
done by the dry weather for the market
10 Ignore Its existence. September OPP
cne[b nc lower to &c higher at from SS3s
to 3IMc, and gradually gathered
strength until about the end OF the seS-
sion IL was bringing 3SNc and closed at
35c bid, OUts were lirmer in sympathy
with CORR There was n good cash de-
mand at higher prices. September Tp-
ened unchanged to &c lower at 2Ohc,
and sod UP to 2oac.
After weak opening on lower prices
for hogs Mt the yards, provisions hrIheo
up with corn Commission houses were
good buyers and It was assumed that
Inc English packers were covering. Sep
ten1ber pork opened unchanged Mt
so 3TIs, on to 50 %, rai1ied to 50 42ls then
settled back to 80 RTE asked ut the close.
september lard began eye down at
s. 90, declined to IS so, advanced TO 70 20
nud closed OF s. 81. September Iibs
started 2Isc down at Sc Is, weakened TO
Sc IS. recovered TO 81 40 and reacted 10
S. S7is. the closing price.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: w neat
adj ~
hogs % 900 head $50.
The Leading futures ranged rs follows;
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round Trip summer R1euraIOn Tlol.Otu


Commencing June &C. the Mononga-
heIa River Railroad Company Will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets "a
webster Springs. W. Va. and return.
The location Of Webster Springs Ia six
teen miles from Cowen, w. Va.
Tickets are printed to read via Cow.
Gu and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though II passengers
holding Wahster Springs tickets desire
10 visit Cnmden-on- Gauley these tick
cts will he honored for passage frpm
Cowen 10 Camden-on-Gau and re-
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel ut Webster Sprlngs Is
now open and affords ample, first class
accommodation for a large attendance
Tickets on sale June Il TO September
40 Inclusive, and good return
ing until october 81, 1898, For
rates applV TO Hugh G. Rowies. Genev-
al superintendent, Monongah, w. Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Ths Features u ths sIonsy and Etosl
nl.rl.naa.

Tho EealuEeo ~ the NAoM-{ AAA So.
Markets.
NEW YORK. July gs.-stoney on call
steady at 1G1h per cent; last loan ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper s1ssg
( per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers oitls q
s. S594 s5h for denaRe and y ss@ 5
I s3K for 60 days. Posted rates - Si4sep
81 S. ard 81 S614 S65a; commercial oiils
a g2jk. Silver certificates bSA el59l5qs
bar silver 5gNe; Mexican dollars 4b51c.
The stock market dropped back INTO
a mt to,duy and Omitted slugglshly on
an transactions except for several andi-
vidund stocks which were Influenced ny
apecIal causes. The fact that Sester-
days upward turn movement was stop
ped in itself made bears amongst the
traders, although It was attracted 20
sympathy by the sharp break IN sugar
Sugar Continued to be the centre OF IN
terest tO-dny, and speculation IN II was
very feverish, the price vibrating 4poVe
and below yesterdays close over
range of 2 points. The feverish tone
was due to doubts as to whether the
recently formed. bull pool had finished
its campaign against the shorts, me
bears al one time forced the price down
TO 1885 but there was evidence on 6up-
port and substantial rally drove them
10 cover. A brisk upward movement IN
Manhattan was also supposed to be the
RESULT OF q much heralded campaign
against the shorts Ia that stock the
Rubber stocks were strong on the De-
lief that opposition to the company
ceases by the death ofu leading compel
itor. The stock Of the Linseed on Com
pany slumped violently from 0 to on
reports Of the embarrassment OF the
company, due to the break IN the seeu
market. Peoples Gas dropped up %
the time OF the receipt Of the news that
the pending suit against the company
for q. receiver for equitable gas had been
thrown out. With that the stock rose
IL per cent on a heavy covering move
ment, but reacted before the CLOSE,
which was at q net advance Of only y
per cent. In the railroad list the puD-
llcn4ion of the June statement OF 81.
Paul earnings showing a decrease In net
earnings OF over $4,000 by reason Of In
creased operating expenses, brought out
considerable offerings of the grangers
Declines were In all caves, however
limtled to fractions. Opinion is diVia-
ed as to the benefit 10 accrue from the
impending gold imports The threat OF
these has put an end to London trading
IN Americans, owing to the fears OF the
future effect upon the money market
there. with money 50 plentiful here,
q further Expansion Of the currency by
gold imports is felt TO be OF doubtful adj
vantage.
Bonds showed q failing off In activity:
but there continued fair absorption OF
mortgages below the gilt-edged issues.
Total sales $2,075,000.
United States old 10 coupon declined
u per cent, and the new Is x per cent
in tie bid price to-day.
Thetotal sales Of stocks to-day were
2Sl,5O0 bushels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-29

WRRo. PHELPS, the leadlngpension
VA attorney Of Belfast, N. Y, writes:
u was discharged from the army on
account of ~ health, and suffered from
heart trouble ever since. frequently had
fainttng and smothertng spells. Ny form
was bent as man Oft 20. constantly Woto
anovercoat even in summer, for fear Of
taking cold. Icould not attend to my bust
ness. My rest was broken by severe pains
about tho heart and left shoulder, ThrOO
years ago commenced using Dr.. MlleS
Heart Cure, Notwithstanding had used SO
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped. Dr..
Niles Heart Cure restored me to health. It
tstraly wonderful medicine and II affords
mo much pleasure TO recommend this REM
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RfetaIa.

NEW YoRK-Buslness on the metal
exchange Is OF the usual jobbing trade
and the outlook continues very uapF0n-
Using as regards increase in the opera
lions, At the close the metal exchange
called mig iron warrants unchanged at
So IS bid and So 65 asked.
Lake copper unchanged at 81 50. TIN
nuIet NJ sf5 So bid and SIS 10 asked.
Lead quiet at 50 s21S bid and 50 s7h
asked. spelter unchanged at s. 50 bid
and 81 6gJs asked. The firm fixing the
settling price for miners and shelters
quotes lead So so.
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Wool
NEW YoRK-Wool dull


The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chillblalns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required. It Is guaranteed 70 glve
price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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I believe that Mingo Flats had a
similar origin, although ! confess that
I do not know where an obstruction
was across the valley below high
enough to hold the water at one level
during time sufficiently long to broad
en- the upper valley and make the level
land which now forms the Flats.
do not hold to this theory so tenacious
" but that would give It up for a
single fact pointing in contrary de
rectlon. Neither would oe understood
as saying that the several vertical up
lifts of the land In this part OF West
Virginia in geologic times have had no
effect on the form and direction Of val
legs. The effect has PROFESSIONALLY
been considerable; but have met with
no evidence that those uplitts have had
anything to do with the formation Of
terraces along the Monongahcia or Its
TVgart's River branch.
HU MAXWELL.
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n. q o. sunday ExqurstOms On Fourth
niYl.lnm.

Commencing Sunday, May %, and
every Sunday thereafter. until septem-
her rs, inclusive, the Baltimore & Ohio
viii sell excursion tickets 20 and from
ali stations between Wheeling and
Grafton. good returning date OF sale, at
one fare for the round trip. with ten
Cents ndded.
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NEW YoRK-Print cloths show a g
weakening tendency, Extras are ~ q,
quoted at &c. Rainy weather con SI.
lions are, no doubt, res, oltal ois ZOE P"0E
delivery returns in dry goods
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TtE MINGO FLATS.

,y.y.I. S,,nI.cirruiar Ilsmeh5 Carved In
an, Face. Of tils surrounding Mountains
a.ooO Feet above sea LsVsl-Thclr oFi'
~, s,,A the agencies Wlilgh-lIAvo Eeul-
-,nr:.A Thsm-IIu Bln1VVsliis lntsroSting
Letter.
snseIat Correspondence OF 1EielligenceF.
BEVERLY, W. Va, july 2I.-Around
,ss sources Of the TygaEt Valley riy-
., in the extreme southern end Of RAN
do,ph county, lies a peculiar region
Known as Mfngo Flats The name Is
5ue to a tradition tprobablv unfoundedl
tb,, the Mingo Indians once occupied
the region. But 1t Is not in their hiss
tor,cal association that the Flats de-
r,ve their chief interest; but rather
from the standpoint of geography and
geology. Their area is, as roughly
estimated It, about twenty square
miles, They lie In the form Of a horse
.boe GROUND the heads OF the river, and
have an elevation above the sea OF 5000
gee, They form a level, gemtcircuiar
bench, carved in. the faces Of the sur
rounding mountains. Elk mountain. Point
mountain and Rich mountain on the
south and west. Climbing the noun
tain from the mouth Of Elkwater, twen-
r,Iles south of Beverly: the great ter
nee nee cut In the face of the mountain, is
roS ched at an altitude OF about $50 feet
above Tygart, river, The. terrace can be
S9iiowed south, and passing round the
source OF the 'river,tt bends to the north
along the face OF Cheat mountain. So
FAR as i observed, 1t was cut in the
"Greenbrier limestone" About three
hundred feet above this terrace, de-
tachea fragments OF an older one may
Sc seen here and there, sometimes
FARMING a bench In the side OF a noun
tain and sometimes appearing as the
dat top OF hill.
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EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady; ex.
ira 81 00Q5 10: prime 81 9095 90; common
81 5000 90. Hogs steady; prime medi-
inns and best Workers 81 1904 20; COM
mon to fair 81 OO04 10; heavy s. O6g4 10;
pigs So 1904 is; roughs 50 1903 75 Sheep
steady; choice 81 $500 IS; common ~ %
a8 as: spring lambs 81 COOS 80. veal
calves So COOS 50.
cINCINNATI-Hogs steady at 50 100
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No sure and use TINT old and well-trIed
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teethlHg. II soothe9
the child, sottenH the gums, hllayS al
pain, cures wind collie ana Us ths pest ~.
remedy for dinrrhoea. twenty-five
centA u bottle. M-WNA
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OIL ClTY-Credit balances 9sc: eerd-
ficates first sales S5ttc; highest at s592c;
lowest and closed at Csc bid for cash;
sales 8 cash at 95thc; Il cash at ySC;
shipments l03,S77 barrels: runs S9,SsS
barrels.