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How Is Your Wind?

II you are short n breath. II your
heart nuttors or palpitates. " you have
palm in lefi eide or 10 chest. II your pulse
~ irregular, or you have choking sepsa~
tons. weak or hungry spells. fAintins
OF sinking spells. remember, DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure Is especially adapted
TO remove just that class Of disorders.
II i8 a heart and blood tonic which
strengthens he heart. purines the blood
and gives new life 20 the weak and weary.
"shortness u breath, severe palplta-
tion and smothering spells disabled me
for any labor. After using three bottles
Of Dr. Miles Heart Cure I vas entirely
relieved Of distress. and from that time
Oh my recovery was rapid"
A c. PAYNE, Morgantown. Ind.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure is sold at all
druggists on a positive guarantee. Write
for free advice and booklet to DR.. Miles
Medical Co., Eikhart, Ind.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
ROSSLAND. b. c., May S.-Coroner
the body of Man Lin. a Chnaman, which
was found about 6 O'Clock last evening
in the kitchen of Mrs. Mary Cheneweth.
by whom he vas employed as cook. The
Chinaman had been shot in the face with
a 32-caliber rife. the bullet of which was
found in the house, but no evidence was
given TO show who shot him He had been
dead an hour when found. and at the time
of the killing Mrs. Chenoweth was alb
sent at an art lecture and her sons were
at work in the Columbia kootenay mine,
not leaving there until $50 There are nu-
merous theories, and the Chinese are
greatly worked up.
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LONDON, May pa special dispatch
from Shanghai says advices from Schu-
chuan. province of HUI Peh. reports that
boxers" have destroyed two villages
and massacred many converts of French
missionary stations. The general COM
manding at Shi An Flu, 1t is added. sent
a regiment to the scene of the disturb
anee Soldiers were ambushed by mall
contents and lost twenty-six men killed
Reinforcements have been dispatched to
IchanR.
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Baptist Missionary AnntversHrfes.

DETROIT, Mich, May 25.-Today's ses-
sions OF the Baptist missionary anniver-
saries were devoted wholly to the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society. The sew,
enty-sixth annual reports of officers ana
OF the board having charge OF Baptist pub
LEGATION affairs were submitted showing
the aggregate of sales for the year to be
2,6l1, an increase OF s29, 2il over SAFES
of the preceding year. The total receipts
81 were sT5s ODE payments and credits s75s.-
24s. The assets are sl,5l4,H6; liabilities
xesf OH
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United pre.byteriau Assembly.

CHICAGO, May GA plan by which
congregations will be supplied with minis
tiers without interruption OF services and
which will give steady employment to ev-
cry minister. was presented TO the general
assembly of the United Presbyterian
church today. IL was referred to com
mttee. The plan provides that all the
churches and preachers within the Juris-
diction of synod shall be subject to the
Jurisdiction of the synod; that the minis
tiers shall be appointed to the churches and
retired for age or any other cause by the
synod
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RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
Surveys Authorised ON q Number of
Additional Rivera

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The senate
committee on commerce. through Senator
Mcmillan, today reported the emergency
river and harbor bill.
The general appropriation made by the
bill was increased from $500 900 to $3.50. 900.
and the following additional harbors
rivers. etc, of which surveys are to be
made. were authorized: San Joaquin
river, Cal. from Antioch to Suisun point.
Colorado river. New. from Eldorado can
yon to Rioviile: Columbia river. Or, for
canal ut The Dalles rapids; Snake river.
Idaho. and Washington, from the head
of navigation TO the Columbia.
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Old Omcers Reelected,

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
CHEHALIS. May &.-The Citizens Club
reelected the old officers at the last meet
ing, as follows: n +. Coffman, president:
j, T. Coleman. vice president; J. M. KEEP
ner. secretary. j. T. Coleman, treasurer,
The club does not hold any more regular
meetings until September.
The Epworth League convention OF the
Chehalls district is to be held at Chehalis
June IL, l2 and l3
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Repairing County Roads.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteligencer
CHEHALlS. May 25.-In addition to the
summer east OF Chehalis. the county will
repair a section of the road east of town
and individuals viii repair another sec
ton. so that by fall all OF the road east
OF town will he practically new The old
road has been down nine years, and very
little repair has ever been done on II.
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Canal Wrcckers Go I'd for Life,

WELLAND. Ont. April 25.-CarI Dull
man. John Walsh and John Nolin were
today convicted by Chancellor Boyd and
jury of having attempted to wreck lock
- OF the Weiland canal with dynamite
and were sentenced to imprisonment for
iife In Kingston penitentiary.
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Fra ctured His skull.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
CHEIfALIS. May &-Rob Stout who
works In Brown Bros. saw mill, at Napa-
vine. was hit on the back Of the head
by a set screw on a saw arbor, late yes
terday evening and received a slight frac-
ture OF the skull.
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An Excellent COMBINATION,

The pleasant method and benefi-
eial effects OF the well-known rem
edy, Syrup Of Figs, manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co, H.
lustrate the value Of obtaining the
liquid laxative principles Of plants
known to b. accidentally laxative
and presenting them in the form
most refreshing to the taste and Ae-
ceptable to the system. 1t is the one
perfect Strengthening laxative,
cleansing the system effeetually,
iispellins colds, headaches and fe-
vers gently yet promptly and en-
ahling one to overcome habitual
constipation permanently. It's per-
feet freedom from every objection
able quality and substance, and its
acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, without weakening or irri-
,ating them, make It the ideal laxa-
tive.
In the process Of manufacturing
figs arc Used, as they arc pleasant
to the taste. but the medicinal qual-
tiles Of the remedy arc obtained from
soma and other aromatic plants, by
a method known to the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. In order to get
its beneficial effects and to avoid Inn
itations, please remember the foil
name OF the company printed on the
front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA fig SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Louisville, KY New York. ". 7.
kottA
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May 25.--Chair-
man Towne announces that he has ap-
pointed j. c. Campbell of Los Angeles.
sergeant alarms for the national Silver
Republican convention.
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WASHINGTON, May @.-Through It's
charge here, Mr.. Heisro Nabeishima the
japanese government has Joined the Chi
nese government In a strong protest
against the compulsory incubation of Jap
anese and Chinese In San Francisco with
anti-plague serum. The Japanese protest
is much more energetic and forcibe in
terms than that lodged by the Chinese
government sand conveys very plain in
timation that, while there could be no
objection TO a general incubation. II such
was regarded as necessary to prevent the
extension Of the plague IL cannot be con-
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

after Aug IL. $500. Explanation OF Ref.
erence Marks: sDaily. tDnily, except
Sunday tDaily, except Saturday. lDaily.
except Monday. Sundays only. 'Saturs
days only. Eastern Standard Time. fii
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he had more to tell. I rc-started him

he had more to tell. I rc-started him
by asking:
How can you tell with certainty
now, inspector, that your theory was
not only n theory. after all?"
1.-TWO years later" resumed the In
spector, as II the thread of his narra-
tive had been unbroken. II received a
letter asking me 10 80 to Danville.
went and was directed 60 the bedroom
OF DR.. Sentanini He was dying and
had hardly breath enough left to tell
me what he wished to say.
"He greeted me with the same sar-
donic grin with which he received my
suggestion that he was murderer.
He wasted no time coming to the
point.
/" Inspector he said. you're con-
sclentlous sort Of man. and believe
you will never be satisfied until you
learn the truth about the Watterson
murder. Yes! 1t was a murder, and
did IT. Again that sardonic grin
spread itself over his wrlnkled vIsagr.
I feol rather proud OF it. too, because 1t
was neat work. You couldn't prove
thing. could you, Inspector. We'll,
now I'm going to tell you all about It.
! didn't like Watterson for one reason,
for another ! wanted to slye my new
discovery In poison n genuine trial-you
will hardly understand the workings of
the scientific mind. and think I must
have been mad! Nothing of the sort!
Watterson was the most convenient to
experiment upon.
My discovery in poisons was of 4
drug that acted when fred and left
none Of the ordinary traces, us it really
acted on the respiratory organs.
placed q little of this in cigar pre-
pared for Watterson and had 1t suT-
GENTLY near the unlightcd end that
Watterson would smoke for some time
before causing my discovery to take
action. 1t was singularly effective. I
don't want to leave the knowledge of
you to please you and to satisfy myself
by telling somebody
You wonder why you never found
the cigar end Professor Watterson had
been smoking? Well. that is simple.
Once the poison was released It slowly
but effectually ate up every trace OF
that cigar end.
Now, inspector. 1t will not be worth
your while to arrest me. as am surely
dying. bot you can remain ut your no.
tel for day or two In case should re-
covert
% He did not recover. and in him ex-
PRED one of the most warped minds
ever knew.
NOW. gentlemen. | see your cigars
have gone out. Don't be afraid; they
are not more than usually dangerous"
A few moments later three newspaper
men We're speeding mp town on the L
road.
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FINANCE L1yD TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.

>-r,,y va,
NT" ioNN' nov 25'-Ciose: Mo-
ney on call steady at 2EdD4 per cent;
last loan 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
M, o, ,6,,,, -
- Pc 'Si'' "'t' ''"s e"ch1nsc
strong, win actual business In bank
Sers' bills 1t 81 S5Gi SSH for demand,
and at &; SiikGi S,a. for sI,.v d,,r.
postcd rates 81 50 and "a sc f,o,,,,,,.'
clnl bills 81 SOBGlJ sos: SIlvar cnrtin-
cates GjGlG5c E,r sIi,,ar c93,c MI
can dollars 5Oc
Government bonds stronp
state hands sinoGy
Raiiron6 bonds ;rrccr,or
Tho d slumn In S,eoi e. Iy,ro or an,
poInts iust ~ IN. rIcso =, ~ ,,ost,,,s
Inst cvenIn,. vac nnT,.orsa,,, 'I a.naiaS
.ns n dnnrnr sign,i Tna S,a 80 , T.a
public cninn down IN Wal, str,n, ,h,s
morning In n mood r"rem,irn ~ s inns
.res,Ious Of I.nress,on md aoo ,"s
The first srrrreiinn no,,'n u, ~ ta,n.
of n further hronI, ~ throa noi,,,, a. ~,
Steel e. Wire Annororii,, ~: p'' ,i,n, a. "a
fcctiye mimi could hoWo MOO, s,,nc,ad
MT which IN ot,ncls In ,,arro, T,,,s
wos known from nrn,Io,. o~n..,,nn ,'o
with this nnrtic,,,nr sioci, MI -
and steel trnJes ara smnnoena =" ,'a,,a
Ind most In hoSo n,S u, Zoe, oo,,,,u,,
10 bnvr ontovnd r,,oSt ~ RI" homos,a -,
I'm revival n husI,e.s ana InS,,s,r W.
The sudden wrokmnss ~ stno, =. VIZ
an not ro;ao ony do,,,,ts or ~ '',,,',
h,retnforn nccnntod or ,ho nrnn, - y,
conditions In that tro,,o ard ,ho 49,,
,ent nrosnerta for thn T,,mra nv, !, "a
aro,,sa serIoms Northumberland Nv ~ W.
.IcrmIn,tInn nn liz nnr, ~ ,a ". ~, ~
marnnies IN "n,",. ,,nan a o o"u a'u at
slashIne competi,.on and N ~, rn os ~,
tho troSo no thny h,,.o nir,ad,, '" se'.ai
,henss,u.o a,,nn;1o , n,,,, M, Iro ,,,
n.'aa"rnscb,n'. 49,, ~ n, ~ uo. nv
nr.np or hns,,,,,ias H., VI ,h ""Iu ~. a" ou,.
n,o~ no ;,a,s',rad 10. ~. a., a"I SUI trnu'
nrhbcns,nn oxh,ht,a,i h ,,I ,o oS,se VI up
sp,oc,s ,n.J,v rhn ~ o n,n,,a U. long
aaI,,n, ,,.,,,a ,,o,, ~ Ill s'9chs them-
b., n,n,,,, hao JI ,n',se,uuu.y eiLee1eu'
~. nwor,, d dos ~ S,u"n IL, ~
TIE sl,rs sssns, ' , nreo " ',e s'oGk ''st.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-TIn WINS q shade az
from yeEterday's closing figure, owing
10 the somewhat unfavornble advlces
from abroad ard In the absence ot Inv.
ers ana closed easy ut SIS 65I?S SIS. The
nominaIly unchanged. Pig iron wnr.
rants were quiet at - EoG1o 10: lake
copper SIG 75GplT 90 and ouict. ir,I
md srcltcr quiet at 81 37It and 81 S0gp
: 80. respectively. Tho brokers. nricc
Tor lead was 81 90 and for copper si7 o.
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Iules, 1,077,60o shares.
New York Mining Stool
Breadstuffs and Provisions.

CEfCAGO-Decembcr wheat. depress-
ed by cables and Argentine shipments
closed &c lower to-day. Corn was
quiet and closed easy, November 1c and
December &c down. Oats closed I
shade lower and provisions 2h15c to
.hc higher.
1t was n quiet day In the wheat pit.
The news had In It nothing which could
be twisted by bulls into rny OF hope
and liquidation continued with scarcely
any interruption until near the end Of
the session. Liverpool closed SGt:L
lower in the face Of stcadIness here
yesterday and Argentine shipments. nc
lcording TO board figures were 10000
bushels the corresponding week last
year. December opened AShc 10 40
sc higher, ut T0&I707sc and declined
during the forenoon to 70670Hc. Here
the market stcadied and later. under the
influence of Il moderate cash demand
and prediction that the visible will
show n dpcreasc Monday, reacted and
closed steady. Nc under yesterday at
7Ofsa70Sc. Seaboard clearinccs In
whe;lt and -four were equal 10 $4,000
bushels. Primary receipts aggregated
C6b,0Qo bushels compared with 966. 900
bushels last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported Ala cars against 49,
last week and 740 a year ago. Local re-
cclpts were Ice cars, none OF which were
graded contract. The scaboard report
cd ten cars taken for export.
Corn WAS quiet and ensy, the legitI-
mate factors being good weather and n
prospect Of Increased country offerings.
II wns chiefly scalpinE market. De-
ccmbcr sold between 36Sc and 36Ec and
closed hc lower Mt 35?sc. George H.
Phillips. how has. apparently. corner
In November. did nothing to-day and,
In consequence, deals In the corntrnd
options were few and far between. Corn
for delivery this mouth opened &c UP
ut Acc and sold down to 43c. the close
being lc under yesterday Mt I!sc The
grain inspection Office refused 10 pass
one consignment Of corn which Ind been
treated In an attempt to mnhe 1t into
contract for delivery to Phillips on the
day OF reckoning Local receipts were
5ty cars, 10 of contract grade.
Oats were In their usual condition of
funcrcal dullncss and no business was
attempted except In tho way Of chang
Ing December for May mt n premium
for the latter OF 9&@3Nc. Receipts
were 1876 cars.
December sold between ?1S022c and
2lMNal: sc and closed n shade lower Mt
.ifsc. N -
Provisions were rather easy to begin
with, because hog receipts were heavy,
bnt the market turned firm later on
buying by M Influential local operator.
january pork sold between slt 70 and
w 90, and closed ?2,kc over yesterday
ut VI 90: January lnrd between 50 SO0
S2ia and Sc 90. closing &c higher ut
80 30, aud january ribs between Sc 27H
md So ab with tho close 2,i25c up nj
Sc IS. '
Estimated receipts Tomorrow:
Wheat lbs cars; corn $50 cars: oats
li5 cars. hogs 1900 head.
:. W .c.a,ns , futures r.tlGeG M rollows:
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NEW YoRK-wool quIes
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NEW YoRK-Thc chief feature In
cotton goods to-day has been an advance
OF NC per yard In several leading tick
cts OF blcached muslIns, of which
stocks nre exhausted. In brown sheet
inBs and drills the situation is un.
changed. Print cloths are firm, hut
business limited. Dcnlms, ticks. plaIds
and other coarse colored cottons very
flrm. business moderate. Prints are In
about average request mt previous
prices. Linens firm. with fair demand,
A9rlapa In Indifferent request, but
prices nre firm, -
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BROKERS.

to 979s, compared with 9SM In the curb
market last night. The frequent rallies
during the day when room shorts were
taking quick profits showed the profess
sional bear character OF the attack on
the market. But the buying demand
seemed not TO extend beyond The short
Interest and the market quickly lost
animation on the rallies. The closing
itself was wavering and uncertain. bur
at considerably above the lowest for
many stocks. There was nothing In
the money market to cause apprehen-
sion. rates ruling at 3h per cent or low
er practically all day. The receipts of
gold from the Pacific coast insure q
good Increase in cash reserves for TO-
morro%'s bank statement, although the
net receipts from tho interior on the
express movement show q considerable
falling off from last week. An expan-
sion In loans Is expected on account Of
the speculative activity. but the easi-
ness Of the money market is evidence
that the position Of the banks is not
materially weakened.
There were firm spots In the bond
market. but railroad bonds as whole
were affected by sympathy with the re-
actlonary movement in stocks. Total
sales par value, s2,455, 900. r,
United States So registered advanced
x and do coupon and the IS Il. the old
As X, new As u. and refunding Is when
issued Is per cent on the last call.
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" y ~. ~ n, ~
| who agreed that Watterson was poison.
ed also agreed that the poisoning mist
have been instantaneous, we would
have arrested DR.. sentanini then and
there. m i3t
AS 1t was. the coroner's Jury brought
1t verdict-coroners juries are gen
orally pretty rash In their verdlcts-
that Professor Watterson had met his
death at his own hands by poisoning,
whether accidental or by intent they did
not determine. or course, good deal
could be. said in favor OF that verdict.
Granted that the poisoning was instan-
taheous, and the evidence LEFT no doubt
on that point, that no one could have
administered 1t on public highway, but
Watterson himself. He was fully three
quarters OF an hours journey from DR..
sentanlnis, which was the last place at
which drug could be administered to
him without his knowledge or consent.
Il. myself. expressed a theory that the
professor was poisoned by means Of poi
son contained In slowly. dlssolving
capsule. and that It had taken: sudden
enectimmedlately the action OF the stom-
ach and had dissolved the outer coating.
' 'l'iu . y 'eai eAper's
q. nc '1u'o!s'y uec''ifeo mat
thar they could find nothing to back IN
= >,'e'ess : leea'ne. through
.o "''ei oa or' Sentanini anu anu
"u'i,oer u circumstances UNI a'I
"''"o' =" themselves convinced >i' that he
,. 20 .ns.. :. N','.i'. ia'eiea 'E't' saw
'e'es mo ms eii 't IMAM 1.ll anyone
el'e ""t uo''e' anu ne''eath Eia veneer
- CONSEQUENCE anu ili'e'ieetuaiits ne
.''Ad a. i'aru anu se'nsn d character as
e-'.eS' sN''eeu' iie was h'' apsoiuteiS IN
az, apuious i''an anu one deVoiu OF the
ordinary human instincts OF rcmorse
"'.u p''S'
NY o"'' ''ii"u constructed tnis
'"eofS ph ti'e MURDER: PROFESSOR wat
'e' SUI i'au v's'teo MS coiieasue on
s'"'e matter eoneeleo win me uhiVer-
shy Inc! uiu not asree on some ques-
t'o'i' anu u sehtanih'' VINO had the
'liordinate VANITY OF all great men.was
eu.tiea W Mattersohs opposltlonho his
view. a great intellect is frequently
III balanced on such things. and rea-
s'iieu ,hat tne lFritatioh aroused In
seti.ahihis nina had grown to such
pi'ch mat ne hila pfemeoiated murder
ana ian Planned 10 carry II out by some
poison OF ms own discovery
me inspector paused after ms en-
huhclatioh OF ms theory. and relishted
MS cigar oetore Fes sls
mat was my theory me more
'oiaerea over II tlle hiofA convinced !
oeea''e WAY II was. inc flsht one. Still
noe d par'icie OIL o'rece evidence could
we stt 'i'a' "ouia incr'hiinate Or. sen
'a''si''.
- was men t''at 'ook step not
fe''i'ihio'e ior us uisereHoh. lhihs
o"HSna' win me- even II l 10 say II
n ,.lsse'', was weary ot ms h"ht OIL
p .''es''an'n'' 80 p'i''oeu 10 'tap nm II
poss''ie 10 ''tNe MN oy surPFIse' went
~ sse mn, a'o',e' anu ''ie ''rst WORDS
~ pi.'seu NY ups at's' we "e:e seat
.,, 80 80 I
'"'a''..'' os''e'c YOU 10 oe tiie
M" o,. uetst> % l'otessot "a''crson .
',''' : ""'eneu nun ci'se's 10
o 40. ''.t 'Aes " ''y "o'"S'
'uo,|e t''1''' VS. "'''t''s " .''e
Cine" St no '''ou'n' sp pa' oVeF MS
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UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS.
Wheeling. Nov. %.
cattlc-Extra, 1000 to 100 $4,000
GO; good, 900 to 1000. 81 0004 40; 500
to 900, 50 25G3 Is; 700 to 500. SO OOG3 25:
bulls, 81 oO9a %; cows, 80 0o93 90.
Hogs-Extra, 81 SO8i 90: good, 81 rs
@4.So: common, s4.00GL5O
Shcep-Extra, So OoG3 50; good, 81 90
ga 90.
Lambs. 81 eoG5 %.
Calves. 81 OOGG 50.
Fresh cows, s25142 per head.
Light and comon dull and draggy.
Observation-Disclosures receipts $500 head;
weeks receipts largest since 1894. mar
ket steady to slow: good butchers stock
dull; natives. best on sale to-day two
carloads Mt IS &c: good to prime steers
IS 25@5 rs; cows 50 70Ii Is: heifcrs
81 76I4 60; bulls s. G8n4 IS: calves
weak and lower ut 81 5oI5 So Hogs,
receipts to-day $4,000 head: tomorrow
2:5,Ooo head: estimated left over 1000
head: market generally steady and nc.
tive. closing strong: top 81 95: mixed
and butchers 81 6oI+ 81: good to choice
heavy 81 1904 S2H: bulk OF Sales 81 500
S"eeP' ISeeiptS '.NV head, sheep
and lambs, choice. steady. others slow;
good TO choice wnthcrs 81 00dI4 30; mn.
tive lambs 81 1895 so.
EAST L1BERTY-Cattlc steady: es.
ira IS 1905 60; common 50 0ol2 SO. Hogs
active: prime heavics S. 90: mediums
and heavy Workers. 81 9505 90: light
Workers. and pigs 81 sb@4 30; rousts
81 ?5G4 60. Sheep slow; choice wethers
81 1908 IS; choice lambs 81 SOb5 90,
Veal calves Sc soar 90.
C1NClNNATI-Hogs active and high.
or at 50 5od4 90. - 20 %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24
Petroleum.

OIL ClTY-crcdit balances 81 OK.
shipments S6,s05 barrels; averagr o. XII
barrels: runs lG6,933 barrels; ayerane
9l.l62 barrels. - '''
NEW YoRK-standaru OIL stock s7,s
G735. t 't'oN S'-'
WLEDo-oh unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24

WOMEN love n clear. healthy COM
piexi0n. Pure blood makes It. Burdock
Blood Bitters makes pure blood.-1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24
Articles.

AF''e','. opa P '''FN. Low Close.
TRS SS No.! No :: 7os| 7c.I os %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24
U. S. Bonds.

U. s. new IS cou. 131E
| U. 8. old As reg.1l5Is
U. s. old AZ cou. 1l5h
U. s. IS res....1l2h
U. S. 6s cou......1l9a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24
Wool.

WLEDo-oii unchanged