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CLEARING H)OSt
RECORDS BROKEN.

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Boise idaho Sept = Tho stage Re-
tween W~stfsii. or. and ontario. or, was
bed ~ last nissf. AMI the registered mail
taken There we're three robbers
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WAWffSGTON, asps n Tho follow
ing presidential posffnsF~rs we're appoint
81 today Washingfop.e vsofgr " France
1iorusn, fdabo@F n Stevens, gisrk.
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WAHHfSGThu, sept = surgeon oes.
Srsi k,sygbsra bss fktHTsd dlsysfeb
from tts aes.eS chi~f surgeon ~ Havana,
" s.,ss 49, =, iass,s so, "a s'w re-, ,
convsiesrsM spTss me Indications are
tbst The fsv~v situation 70 Gndsr control,
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VICTORIA. " o.. Sept s7-A former
resident ~ J0hannssbufs received ra-
bisgrsup today from ths rfsh-vaai say.
ing wsr vas insvf'sbis
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Reports sktDs Nses1msA.


VICTORIA, ~. c.. sept n sssasbev
Tsllys. chartered BY Eobsgs Dun2e.ulf %
load coal, arrived this morning from
Kobe she rsvorfr1 s~vsraI sailing vss-
sels beea.sasd on the c.r1 Two II least,
perhaps three, are toadAl IL 10 thought
they are the iors expected shifts Drum.
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DortaS TIE reccEt sypkvens The Tsiius
vent ashore ~ kcbS and uss fsst fse
four 1ats. In conssQpencs 0f fhs damage
susssinsA she was ksuisd ont AZ EoEs
aD1 repaired she viii therefore net sp-
ssv NE dry0ock here 80 vas sns,eSpo tea
49,
Steo0hOot Service CasasGsGsstO1N
VICTORIA. II. O.. Sept. n -~pissstissse.
sion with the present Steamboat accom-
modefton 10 the sound n 20 strong that
tbs Board OF Trade IL asking the North
srn Pacific ~ they eiii make trahIr ~.
rangsnnss's WITH o local company should
Trey put On \ satisfactory steamer
S6swmt Msvs Uvisgs Mssy AssssS~s.
VICTORIA. ~. G.. Sept q fdyufni Ma
ru arrived today from Yokohama sb~
r. stiii NJ Williams head ard will not
como into Victoria filt morning Che has
= big crowd % As's,ies aboard
Royal Artillery Advance Gsavd.
VICTORIA ~ C.. sept n The -.
vsne. guard Of fsugssSn rpen ~ tho
Royal artillery sfffvei last nisht from
Naifsx. The main party will relieve the
ROYAL fnarirs artillery nevt friday
$3.50 ~Te--@a-saas-aa-~e-s a-aar--a4~
wACNEHs band. Madison park. today
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Known" N fir - -
send Yof winter refsrrh book Address
Tho Pe-ru-aa Medicine Co. Colurrbu-.
Ohio.
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wAGNEHs band. Madison park. today.
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1ns fYnnsvaaJ negotiations srs now 80
lpu9s draWn osse tAao Ghossgh sSs papsrs ~,
vSss sFeaa spsss - shesn popular interest
seaaQ naG0EU The governmsni organs,
VSfl3 e9YG(4n9 sns asffsNso of ths Orange
~ [tass. pct0a osst that tts open hostility
en- Os0neua1iy pg0vs advantageous ~ ~.
l0rua UdlAsn of shO annoyance OF
,1samAay NEUTRAL. b1t really
kw0lH p4S0g % close 20 the some Of ac-
0t9n nd enatdsne Great BR1fain 10 add the
Free bfase 20 her possessions without en-
Oe<Dasr4ng foreign protests o. Accusations
of mhunan ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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Dreyfus and Cas~is have practically
pasted out ~ the prfslsr rnird hsrs. ba
echoes 90 the case, congratulations an
othcrwsa. ~ ne Frsnrh govern. m~n; 49,
pear With the fsgissh e~ekliss Except NJ
these topics snt the Trsnsvsal tnsws 10
deArth Of ,rsSrawSfnU n Nss<ro
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combination and concentration are benz
eilclal to the concerns that employ them.
In many cases they perceive that It is
only by the saving effected by combina-
ton that high wages can be maintained.
They are too sensible to quartet with
their bread and butter because little
group OF very inexperienced politicians,
hard up for campaign Issues and loaded
down with an impossible candidate.
have raised the cry: Down with the
trustsi"
A great part Of the Democrats will
not support Bryan because Of his advo-
cacy Of a dishonest silver dollar. AM
other great part will refuse to vote for
him because they do not believe in the
dlSgTaceful policy Of scuttling out OF
places where we have incurred serious
obligations and responsibilities. And
there Is another very great part who
have no sympathy with his purpose to
shackle business from seeking profitable
ways OF employment: they are in trusts
themselves. either as employers or em-
ployed. Apart from the number Of
Democrats whom Bryan's candidacy
and Bryan's Issues and principles will
drive away, there are not enough, even
with all the Populist forces added, to
elect him or give him the remotest
chance Of election. The man himself
has become absurd in the sight Of the
American people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28

CHICAGO-Wheat was weak to-day,
Influenced by lower cables, increase In
the visible supply aud forced December
liquidation, and closed B9l5c under
Friday for May and h09sc of for De-
cember, Corn, actuated by weakness OF
wheat, freer country offerings and poor
demand, closed AQikc lower Oats
closed a. shade lower, and provisions
were little changed from Friday.
The balance OF trade In the wheat,
corn, oats and provision markets is now
in favor OF May contracts.
Wheat evidently spent the holiday
Saturday In getting weaker. FOR de-
cIdedly feeble pulse was observed at the
opening to-day, with May NG1ac under
Friday at 69S& GD697sc, and December 40
&c down at 65lSG65Hc. Factors In the
weakness were lower cables, forced De-
cember liquidation and an Increased
visible supply of 1,S36,O00 bushels. The
price held slightly above initial figures
on buying against puts, and some COW
erIng by shorts, but chung very close TO
the bottom until there was cessation
of the December liquidation. with the
removal of this pressure the market raj
lied from the opening, but the loss on
Friday was far from regained. May
closed &@lSc lower at 697kG70c. and De-
cember M6Ssc lower at 659SgG5lhc. Tho
sieadlness of the Liverpool spot demand
was a minor factor in the local reaction.
Receipts at primary points were 2,lS2,IO)
bushels, compared with 1.56S,S7S bushclI
last year Northwest receipts were
1.775,400 bushels, against l,l03sS4 bush
els year ago. Two days receipts here
we're i77 cars, 90 OF which were graded
contract. New York reported no wheat
taken for export. Clearances for two
days were $4,000 bushels. Lake rates
went up Nc.
Corn was easy, with more or less llq-
uidation throughout the session. Better
weather for the movement of crops re-
suited in freer country offerings In adj
dition to which the market was further
weakened by the selling Of futures by
the west The weakness of wheat was
also depressing factor. Local stocks
decreased $4,000 bushels. and the visible
supply Increased $4,000 bushels Clear
anceE 1.-TWO days. were 1871 900 bushels
Local receipts 1.-TWO days. were 5l5 cars
and at primary points 1900 bushels.
The opening was at n loss from Fri
day Of A9Mc May ranged from @2ssc
10 S2&c. closing KGI3sc lower at 52sEc,
December ranged from 3lhc to Sl9Sc,
and closed %0|sc down at 3lhc.
Oats held steadily. In view of the
weakness Of the other grain markets,
supported by good cash demand Sell
InE was on n small scale. Tho visible
supply decreased 900 bushels and To-
cRl stocks (S72 900 bushelsl fell of $4,000
bushels. There was some covering by
shorts and buying by operators who lot
out corn Receipts here for two days
were AGS cars. The market was dull
and fluctuations narrow. May sold
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NEW YORK-IndIcntions did not
point to activity and stability when
the market opened this morning, and
events proved that buyers were count
ing upon concessions. unfavOrable adj
vices were received from abroad and
nominal condition and no metal was
entirely free from depression At the
close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants very dun and lower to
sell Lake copper duh at Sl7 0O4l7 %.
Tin easy at SCI iO627 So Lead quiet
and steady nt "a 62Iadi4 SLY. Spelter
dun mt 81 1904 50. The brokers' price
for lead is 81 40, and for copper 81 25.
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West Virginia Gazetteer
and
State Business Directory.

R. L. Polk & Co. are now making
the canvass for the 1900 edition Of
the West Virginia Gazetteer
This publication has found much
favor with the business men OF
West VIrEiuiR; It's regular puhliea-
tion and increased subscription list
from year to year commends It's uSe-
fulness 70 the business public.
The forthcoming volume will be
greatly enlarged and improved.
descriptive sketches Of the 1000
cities, towns. villages. railroad sta
tons. postohices and settlementa.
embracing Items Of interest to ev-
cry business man. such a location,
population. distance to different
points, most convenient shipping
stations, products that are mar
keted. nearest banking facilities,
mineral interests. prices Of land,
etc. Each Of these Sketches Is fol-
lowed by the names Of all the bust
ness and professional persons To-
Gated there. and these names are
again listed under the classification
representing their particular line
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NEW YORK-Demand for cotton
goods to-day has been on moderate
scale In the aggregate, but buyers still
find II difficult TO place orders for either
spot goods or forward deliveries and
tone OF murkct strong. In print cloths
three cents is bid for regulars. but are
declined. Odd goods tending upwards.
Prints are again buyers In all staple
lines. No change in ginghnms. Kid
finished cambrics advanced iSc, Wool
en- and wOrsted goods unchanged.
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Photograph Of the Madonna.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 2s.-A
composite photograph of the greatest
MadonDas painted by the old masters
during three hundred years. has been
made by Joseph Gray Kitchell. OF In
dlanapolls, after many months work.
The face is marvellously beautiful,
combining us II does the conceptions of
the greatest painters, The first copy
has been ordered for the Congressional
library.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" It
is a great surprise on account of,its ex-
ceedIng promptness in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy Sold
by R. H. List, druggist, Wheeling. w.
va tth&s
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Money on call
steady at 5kGs per cent; last loan 8 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5h9G
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at
81 ssG4 ssh for demand and at 81 $40
4 SIX for 60 days; posted rates 81 SEQ
4 soy and "a 81; commercial bills 81 80.
silver certificates. 5sN959&c. Bar sill
YER 5S%c. Mexican dollars 47Ac. Gov
eminent bonds irregular State bonds
Inactive. Railroad bonds strong.
People who bought stocks on Thurs
day and Friday found the expected
market for them this morning and
availed themselves of the opportunity to
sell out to large extent. The sub
treasury operations last week made 1t
sufficiently obvious that strong bank
statement would be Forthcoming on
Saturday, and the new strength in the
market on account of Saturdays bank
statement had therefore been discount
cd. Prices were opened high and the
advance in Americans in London had
the appearance of being manipulated
from New York for the sake Of intlu-
ence on the opening here. At all events
the London market was depressed gen
orally on the rise in the money rate and
sold stocks here from the opening until
long past the usual hour for cabling,
Pennsylvania was an exception and
was eagerly bought by London. This
demand was largely responsible for the
stocks rise OF AK per cent over Ffiday,
during the first hour. 1t subsequently
reacted and saved only 9A per cent OF
net gain. The high prices at the open
ing were the signal for very extensive
realizing, which was most marked In
the Baltimore & Ohio issues. The OPEN
ing price IN the preferred ranged all the
way from 50 down to $50. There were
occasional rallies in these stocks. but
the pressure of profit taking was re-
newed and their close was near the low
est at net losses Of X and lRs per cent
respectively. Union Pacific showed the
effect of profit taking and Sugar was
obviously weak from the start on the
street. These were sufficiently power
fui factors to decide the general course
of the market. The heavlness became
quite widely disseminated, MS the day
progressed. and many net losses Of
point or over will be observed. While
the general course Of the market was
reactlonary, some points of strength
persisted. Manhattan, Federal Steel,
American Hoop, Chesapeake & Ohio
and Peoria. Decatur & Evansville rose
from i to points without maintaining
the full advance Leather continued
very erratle over range Of 5h points
below Fridays close. The date break
in Sugar to l54 and the ST. Paul state
ment for October showing decrease in
net earnings of nearly S22O,OOO cmpha-
sized the late weakness. st. Paul's In
creased operating expenses or Improve
ments charged to that account have not
wiped out all of the increase in the
gross earnings since July and estab-
lIshed net decrease for that period of
-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28

CHfCAG0-Cattie,g good to choice fat
cattle. strong to 15c higher; others
steady. Butchers stock strong to l6c
higher Gamers steady: good to choice
IS 206f On; poor to medium "a 2b@6 %;
mixed stockcrs 81 OOG3 20: selected
feeders 81 20a4 70; good to choice cows
Sc 50G5 On; heifers 81 SOFAS O0; Gamers
81 6O62 90: bulls 50 1904 Is: calves
81 O0d7 90: fed Texas beeves 81 2565 25;
grass Texas steers 81 25I4 90; western
range beeves 81 OO6i IS. Hogs steady
to SC lower: closed weak: mixed and
butchers So 1898 973k: good to choice
heavy 81 S2I5Gps S7lk; rough heavy
81 1908 so: light 50 1903 95; bulk OF
sales 50 SOFAS 90; sheep market active
10dl5c higher; native wethers IS 500
50: lambs 81 OO95 25; western wethers
So 90d4 25; western lambs 81 S095 %.
Rcceipts--Cattle. 10000 heads hogs, 49,
600 head; sheep. $4,000 head,
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle active and a
shade higher; extra IS S506 10: prime
SIS 1896 90: common So O0G3 60. Hogs
slower: extra assorted medium 50 $50
90: heavy hogs So 9095 sS: good
Workers 81 95; common to light York
ers IS 9O63 IS; pigs So 9O93 96; rouGhs
81 5O63 so. Sheep steady: choice weth-
ers 81 1904 90; common 81 6092 so:
choice lambs 81 S5a5 90; common to
good 81 0O94 IS. Veal calves 81 OO97 %.
CONGRATULATIONS active at 50 400
3 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28

OIL CITY-CFedlt balances 81 81: GER
tInrHtes No bids, offers or sales; ship
ments l62,l5S barrels: average S3,5OS
bulrels; runs l9O,SO5 barrels; average,
SASH barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28

DoOK PRINTING
ID Illustrated Catalogues plain or in
ooiorS, Printing from HRlf-TohO
EnErAvihEH finely executed,
JOB PRINTING
Cards. Bill Heads, Circulars and ali
kinds OF job Work done At reASona.
BILE prices, Tho best cOlors only used
In the printing OF all work,
THE lNTELLIGENCER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
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Colo. sju,fe n..- Reading $500. 2os
do frat pie.... - do first pre-. ~
do second pre-. lSi do second pre-, ok
Del & Hudson. IN Y Rio Grande W. q
Del Lack q Wissai DO preferred =. @ss
Denver & r. G., % lSt. L. 4 San f.. i
do preferred .. ~ DO first pre-. q
Erie .......,...... y do second pre-. Sl4
do GFst pre- %. 3glt st. Louis s. W. ia
g. North. pre-. ..i76 do preferred =. 6ss
Hooking Coal :. lsislSt. Paul ...,... .ls4k
Hooking Valley. q do preferred ..11SIs
Illinois Central .i15.sl Isl. Paul & om..liS
Iowa Central.... u South. Paciiic..., %
do preferred :. 5Sh southern Ry -. ISL
K c. Pitts. & g. . do preferred ;. 5IA
Lake Erie e. ", 28H Texas & Pacific. iSA
do preferred =. 80 Union Pacihc.... %
Lake Shore .....2O5 do preferred =. ia
Louis. 4 Nash. Ei7 Wabash .......... Sm
Manhattan L....i 81 do preferred q. 22k
Met. St. Ry.....i94 Wheel. q L. E.. II
Mex Central. l3k do second pre-. i
MINI. & ST. L.. 61k Wis Central.,... l9A
do DFeferred . 9IiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28
Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool dull

TEN thousand demons EnNwlnE away
at ones vltalS couldn't be much worse
than the fortunes OF itching piles. Yet
there's cure. Doan's Ointment never
falls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-28

DHE MoNoNGAH ROUTE !s rus
Short Line between FRirmont ana
CIarkshurE. Quick Timc--FRst Trains
sure Connections When travelling to or
from ClarkHburg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points. sec that your
tickets read via the MonpnRahela River
with Il. 4 O. trninb, and at ClArksburE
with Il. & O, and W., " & p. trains. Tick
cts via this route on sale at all b. & D.
anu 'HtyGH q, BOWLER GEM. Stunt.
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ISSUELESS PARTY.
p,zsd Condition Of Democratic Ma
tiOnal Committee.
FIND THEMSELVES IN ScRAPF

By clingtng to the Personal Fortunes
of One Man-Their Conference at
Chicago Was chastity Ceremony.
Bryan Has Become Absurd In the
Eyes of the American People.
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soUTH-BoUND.

Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling,
BellnIre and Martins Ferry, Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 all points. N. q, CARREL,
General Passenger Agent
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REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
inTelllEeneer Job 9rlnting oAea.
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parlor Car wheeling to Pittsburgh on
ok n m. and 6:2j p, N. train. Central
time zone hour slower than wheeling
uIRs'' ]. G. TOMLGNsoE,
Passenger md Ticket Agent.
Agent for all Steamship Lines.
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leave. Arrive
From Bridgeport 10 a. m. p. m.
Fort Wayne and Chicago. 4;4Sl S:g5
Canton and ToIedo........."t t:fSi tS;Sa
q, m.
Alliance and Cleveland...... I 4:iSi 1863
steubenvilIe and Pittsburgh! 4SI S;to
steubcnvIlle and Wellsville 800 tl2a9
Steubenvillo and Pittsburgh 1908 tl3a9
p. m.
Fort Wayne and Chicago. las S:SS
Canton and Crestline. 1900. las ti2:40
Alliance and Cleveland,..:.. ll5l S:s5
S;cubcnVilln and WellsHille. ll6l b:S9
Philadelphia and New York 1915 b;25
q. m.
Wellsvllle and Pittsburgh. ll9l mas
ToToTto ana Pittsburgh.... las $3.50
steubcnvIile and Wellsville 2:5il 1850
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