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Metals.

NEW Notwithstanding copper
weak; spot, $11 6OQ11 20: lake.
s12 27k@12 so; electrolytic. Sl2 1914
q12 37le; casting. $11 s7l5612 90.
London steady; spot e53. lbs, Sd;
futures. e54. 6s. Sd. Tin easy; spot
SAL sO942 10. London easy; spot,
sl93. los. and futures e1S9. Lead
dull. 81 45d4 so. London e12, ISIS.
Cd. Spelter quiet. s. 4565 IS. Lon
don. e23. lis. Cd. Iron, Cleveland
warrants. 46s. Cd in London. Locally
iron was steady. Exchange closes
until Monday.
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Trading Assumes Unlnterestlne Con-
dillon In the Wall Street
Market AGAIN.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Trading
was again OF an altogether per
functory nature on the stock market
to-day. The market developed no dis
cernable tendency in either direction
and prices moved in an unusually
narrow range. With three days in
tervening before the next session OF
tho exchange. traders did not wish
to commit themselves 10 new enter
prises. especially in view of the fact
hat next Monday. when business is
% be resumed. is the supreme courts
decision day" and may bring rulings
In the antitrust cases.
Prices at the end OF the day in
most cases were within small frac-
lions of the close of the preceding
1ession and the total number OF
shares traded I'm was close to the low
point Of the year.
Missouri Pacific fluctuated more
widely than any OF the other active
rtocks and made small net gain on
The day. The short interest IN this
stock is believed to have been ex-
ended largely on it's recent severe
decline and covering of contracts
doubtless was largely responsible for
It's rally. United States steel showed
distinct heaviness at times. and there
we're intervals of weakness IN Read
lng. Union Pacific and other leaders.
Pennsylvania was sold freely and lost
ground on the DAY.
marlborough Metropolitan stocks
were heavy on account OF selling in.
duced by the latest competitive bid
~ construction Of subways. Amer
ican WOODEN preferred was one of the
few stocks which moved more than
q fraction. its gain Of a point being
due n the belief that opposition 10
tho management's action I'm purchas-
Ing large block Of the common
stock was subsiding and that no dlvi-
dend on the common would be do
c'ared I'm the near future.
April returns Of gross railroad
c7-nings began 10 come In TO-DAY
Seventeen roads for the first weel,
~ April showed an increase OF about
'"o per cent over tho corresponding
period Or last year Combined 70.
ports for the month Of March showed
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M'MECHEN
Entertainment Given last Evenina
by Choir Of First NJ. &.
Church Proves Success.

The musical entertainment given
last evening in the lecture room of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
Of the city by the members of tho
choir ofthe church was "a most sue
ccssful affair. a splendid program
composed 81 "a number OF both vocal
and instruueutal musical selection
we're rendered in most crc1itable
manner b. the choir. and a number
Of entertaining readings were given.
Following the close of the program
the party retired to The sunday
school room of the church. where rc.
frcshmcnts were served.
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Coffee

special Dispatch 70 the Inteiiigencer
NEW YORK, April 13.-Havre mar
ket declined one half franc; May
futures closed offered at, 9.SSc: July
closed offered at $500: September
closed offered at 9.75c: December
closed offered at 9.52; March closed
onered at 9.5s. Rio No. :. quoted al
ll.7Se. Market steady. Friday and
Saturday will be holidays in this
market.
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Butter, Cheese. EGGS.

SNEW YORK-Butter steady: re.
ceipts 7,249. Creamery held special.
zoe. Cheese steady; receipts 2,276;
unchanged. Eggs easy; receipts 49,
46l. Fresh gathered extras. I7% a
lSAc; frsts. 160161sc: state, Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery browns.
l1lA GlShc; do gathered brown and
mixed, 1872 6174c.
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coating Of mud during the past few
days.
Miss Anna McMcchcn Of this city
rpcnt yesterday in N0urdsviue az
thr guest Of Miss Mildred Knight
Thomas Harden OF Cameron is
spending a few days in the city as
Che guest OF relatives and friends.
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Tho large modern residence be'nE
erected at Fourth street. on The hU.
by William Hicgs. contracting carpou-
Ter. is now progressing very nicely.
and will be- completed in short time.
The building was placed under roof
q few dava ago. and tho pointers will
begin work lu short time. The
residence is owned By J j. Myers OF
.his city.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-The dry goods mar
kets we're very quiet for the day.
Cotton goods hold moderately steady
but are very quiet. In mems wear
some duplicates are being received
for overcoatings and fancy worsted
suitings. Yarns are quiet.
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The work on the sidewalk in front
OF The Water compauys ONCE at The
Hickman coal mine. which has
been under progress for The past few
days was completed yesterday Tho
sidewalk is made of bricks. and pres
onts a most trcditahio appearance.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa.-Credit balances.
$3.50. Runs. 1S7 .O66 barrels: average
l26.S7i barrels. shipments. 22S.S3g
barrels; average. 209.4OS barrels.
NEW STANDARD OIL. sGea.
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Tampico owns tho local slaughter
house at which about go head Of cattle
pics. sheep and goats are killed daily.
Many needed improvements have
hocn made recently. and the city ga
planning 20 install electric uFhts and
Co construct drainage canal from
The slaughter house 90 the Tamesl
river.
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street Couu sioner %. D. Sockman
and his assistants we're hard at work
yesterday cleaning the streets OF tho
city. which have received a heavy
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Land IN bohemia is becoming too
dear for grains purposes. and even
dairy cattle are being disposed OF
By many % the farmers in order that
they may use their lands for agricul-
turo.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING, w. Va. April 10. II.
Range or ActIvs svocwa on me Nsv
FORK STOCK Exchange corrected daily by
= MastcR x co . brokera
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Chas. o. Bevan n years Of AIik-
anna and Iva VI. Sanders 20 years
OF stcubcnville.
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Baron'a Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 13. II.
The following quotations on ;ns more
active Wheeling stocks ore corrected
daily for the Inteliisencer by Geo. ".
Baron. Local broker. and r. II. Msrshnll
manager Bond Department
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Money.

NEW YORK-Money on call steady,
"a 2A per cent: ruling rate. Us
per cent; closing bid. pa per cent:
offered at "a per cent. Time loans
very dull land steady: 60 days. 2h@
pa per cent; 90 days. pa as per cent;
six months. per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. Sh TO per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 SAILS
for go day bills and at 81 S6.40 for
demand. Commercial bills. 81 S3ss
Bar silver. 53kc. Mexican dollars,
IS. Government bonds easy. Rail.
road bonds steady.
WASHINGTON. April 1s.-At the
beginning Of business today the con-
dition of the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury Offices
S26.32S, 1859; in banks and Philippine
treasury s32.216,S39.
Total balance in general fund $685..
459.466.
Ordinary receipts yesterday $685..
3O4; disbursements $2.SO9. 669.
Deficit TO date this fiscal year $34l,.
500 against ST ,234 last year.
Panama canal and public debt
transactions excluded.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. April Is. IL.
The active ritlroUrE syos~s. corrected
ssily by A. Z, Masten & Co. bankers
and brokers Rational Exchange BanH
building
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WHEELING. W. Va. April 10. II.
Reported by A. Z nasten = Co. l.. r
Brand. manager: members New YORK
stock Exchange.
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CHICAGO. April 13.-Cattle re-
ceipts $500 head: marget strong.
Beeves s. 2Of6 20. Texas steers
81 5005 so; western steers 81 ssh
8 So. stockers and feeders 81 1Oer
8 so. COWS and heifers s. 7On5 S.:
calves s. OO07 90. Receipts
1880 head. market weak. shade
lower than opening Light 81 $50
8 So; mixed So OON6 50. heavy
s. SoG6 30. rough s. sO0 6 90;
god 10 choice heavy So O00G 30:
pigs 50 15d6 50: bull-of sales So 10
p IS. Sheep-Rcccipts 1900
head. marget generally tOc lower.
Native 50 o0U4 90. western 50 $50
8 90: yearlings 81 4ON5 90: lambs.
native "a 7506 20. western 81 $50
20.
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daily for the J->7nE.nec- oy Howard
Hsziett & Soc sscar Brokers:

=Transfer books closed April LIST FOR
per cent cash dividend payable April
18th
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STOCKS
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. April Is. II.
The following auo,aoons on cne more
active Wheeling stocks arc corrected
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG-Cattle steady. light. Choice.
So 5Od6 s.: prime. IS 15T6 40.
Sheep steady, light. Prime wethers.
81 75G8 90; culls and common. 81 90
az 80: lambs. SO O0G5 40: veal
calves. s. 5OdS 90. Hogs artive.
light. Prime heavies. Sc 3OGG 80:
mediums and heavy workers.. s. S5O
6 90: pigs. So s5d6 90: roughs. s. 90
as 60
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LIVE STOCK.

WHEELING. S. Va. April 30. IT,.
CATTLE
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Articles. open msn. Low, cos.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Irregular.
Rye-No. ., S5G $50.
Barley-Feed or mixing. 656S5c:
fair TO choice mailing. 81 02G1 II.
Flax Seed-No. / southwestern,
81 44iz; No. I northwestern. 50 561s.
Timothy Seed-Sl1 az.
ClOver-s15 90.
Pork-Mess, per Dbl. So 756
IS S7ik.
Lard-Per 600 lbs. s. 9OG7 921z.
Short Ribs-Sides Ooosel. s. 5OT
s 25; short clear sides Cboxed. IS %
as 37ik..
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OHIO RIVER q WEST.
ERN RAILWAY

Arrival ard Departure OF trains at Bsii-
aire-
"a. wi 80 a ni.s ESQ O. m. s:6s D. a
DeHark-s:bo a m; t:i0 .. m; ia:Ss = y
Depart az A:lO d nc -
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AOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING and ADuND6VLLLA
Daily except Sunday.
10th Street Lava
Wheeling Aoundsvffia
10 100 a m. lsao = -
S:3op.m-
On lines having regular cypress SER
vice. shipments weighing n eHceaa a.
Nifty pounds or of isrRe bulk. will nos
be carried on passenger cara
ALL LlNES-DAilY except SundaY
No shipments. except emergency ship
nente OF medicine. will be carried %
Passenger cars between $500 and S:tl
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iIew York Curb Market

Total sales LIS shares.
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sTOCKs. IHiEh.I Iow-ICiose- No.
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WEE1xxMG TBA0xJo1 OsxYAwR
ExPEEss CA1 scGRDULI %,
Taxing Effect Jnns a, lSoA
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WEILaBU m
Daily except SUNDAY.
12nd street IA.v,
Wheeling Weiiahnrm
&c 30 a m soc n
S.S0 y. IN il.oJ noo1
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r RIVOLITYzH{{@
klBzg@22E ASHTON a''9

beautiful tresses is. of course, constant
care Try 10 let the hair, II II be abundant
and weighty. hang down for at least an
hour-better two hours-every night Brush
It slowly and gently. yet vigorously-that
is. with a certain force in the movement.
but not quickly or roughly-for from five
10 fifteen minutes. Keep your brushes, by
the way actually clean. One woman with
exquisite funny hair never uses the same
brush twice without washing t. She has
three, and she cleanses each after using II
at night The brushing over, massage the
scalp till the skin is pink and glowing.
even uncomfortably tinglng. Some persons
prefer to massage first and brush after, but
the Budget has known AZ least two cases in
which a slight curliness has been induced
in locks straight as an Indians by mas
saying with oil and not strengthening the
hair after, At least. the curliness came
after the treatment. and there was no other
visible cause Tor the welcome change.
The massaging over, Of course, with fin
gers anonted-either with cocoa butter.
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TIE Beauty BzsdGef

Now that small hats have become the
vogue for a time at least the dressing Of
the hair will probably be on new lines, lines
that call for less extraneous aid and de-
mand more beauty in those tresses which
are indigenous TO the SOIL so TO speak
But the hair 10 be worn i'm any way
that suggests mature unadorned' must he
i'm excellent condition. This condition Is
produced by two main contributing causes
and maintained by constant and unremit-
ting care.
The first contributing cause IS good
blood. Who has not observed tho effect of
health upon the hair? Who does not know
that a a day Of sickness, of severe head
ache. of anxiety or sorrow takes the gloss
and the life from ones too sympathetic ca
hillary appendages? If You would have
beautiful hair hair that seems to i've
hair that shines like satin and Is indeed a
crown Of glory YOU must see to II that
vour general health is good. To this end
your diet must he simple and nourishinG'
YOUR sleep refreshing and abundant ana
you must not worry
The diet can lie only indicated here. Con-
stitutions vary so greatly that the very
thing one finds most excellent may be
yalueless or even harmful in the case Of
another. one woman known TO the
Budget is exceedingly devoted to straw
berries. and eats them when they arc IN
season and I'm reason" three times day
She declares that while she does this her
hair always curls Her friends deride the
statement. but one woman somewhat
learned in matters Of personal hygiene de-
cIares that the strawberries supply an acld
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~RAFTON FUR CO., LTD.
q y Best Selection of Choice Furs Smartest Styles.
@@ 164, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON.

Benckendorff, whose marriage with the
Hon. J. Redley took place in England at
the end Of last month. The lovely tone Of
these dresses, which came frome the Lon
don Paquin house was produced by using
over a foundation Of pink liberty satin two
veilings Of mousseline de sole, one In the
palest biscuit tint and the other in pink.
The neck and right side Of the bodice were
q simmer of silver and crystal embroidery,
while the left shoulder was draped with
scarf of pink mOusseine de sole. which was
confined at the waist under a narrow en-
lroldered belt and fell from there to the
foot Of the skirt. As a neck finishing there
was a little transparent round chemisette
of fine net. and the sleeves had revers OF
malnes lace. q.
Among the rousseau gowns made by
Nine Paquin was a pink linon with en-
broideries. panels Of Luxeull lace. trans
parent yoke. buttons and other little
trimmings, all in the same tone. The only
other color added was touch OF black in
the quaint fiat bow that fastened the belt
az the back.
An evening gown was or pale SAKE blue
tulle. over satin OF a still lighter shade.
The sauare-cut bodice was embroidered
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own brushes and implements, but let her
do it. The strain upon YOU OF liftins your
arms is very great and the fatigue attend
ed by no beneficial results that cannot
easily be attained by pleasanter exercises.
Some economies are most extravagant
II can't afford these luXurics,' walled
young woman suddenly reduced from the
position Of petted only daughter to that
Of a budding business woman Il nave
20 count my nckels now, for a time, at
least"
Dear young woman forego the sodas
mot very good for yoW In which YOU so
frequently indulge. H. possible, walk 10
your scene Of labor in the morning mot
a night. when you are tired. No matter
how small your salary, you can save the
hairdresser's monthly or bi-weekly fee if
you economic on diminutive indulgences.
Give up that cup Of coffee you are in the
habit OF taking for luncheon. The rest you
feel when your hair is properly shampooed
while you have mXuriously rested, Will
more than repay you
Rejoice that the day Of Chinese hair
dead women's hair and rats. is at last
seen >dimly dawning on the far horizon;
that heads will no longer be mOnstrosities;
but you cannot rejoice in n really heart
whole way unless you have the beautiful
hair that these two methods-internal and
external-Wlll produce. F. Fl
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which tones MP some constitutions. and
that the woman I'm question. having one Of
this kind her general health receives a
benefit which reacts upon her hair.
As persons differ thus, the Budget hest
tates TO advise on the matter Of diet, and
VIII only remark that eggs and good milk,
fruit and fresh vegetables. whole wheat
bread and reliable steaks and chops can
hurt only the most violently abnormal di-
gestions. \ diet consisting of the afore-
mentioned cdiOes ought to be good for
the average PERSONS blood and hair Pas
try, sweets. too many candles (and YOU
can easily eat too many i'm five minutes).
made dlshes-that is. most Of them-are al
better left alone For breakfast. fruit.
eggs and whole wheat bread should suffice.
The cereal, heavily swectened and drenched
with cream does not agree with every di-
gestion. There are grave doubts in the
minds Of many if the faxed 'rcady-to-
serve cereals are Of any great dietetic
value. For luncheon. try TO have fruit
fresh fruit, not preserves-and whole wheat
sandwiches. or biscuits. MIX as drink
comes very well with this lighter meal. \
dinner that viii leave YOU nourished, but
not overhurdened might consist of nice
juicy steak or a plump chop. baked po-
tato and one or two other fresh vegetables.
with "A fruit salad for dessert. Other sal
ads can be added. Of course. Green, grow
ing things are very good for the blood IN
the spring time.
BE very careful always about elimination
processes and consult a physician II your
health is not up 10 the marx.
The second productive cause OF living and
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olive oil or vasellne. unless some real hair
grower is needed-arrange the locks for
the night in bralds. fairly tight braids. as 1t
does the hair no good for one strand to
rub against another. and fasten the ends
with soft rbbons-od ones that have been
washed are best-not tapes or anything
hard and narrow that will cut the ends OF
the hair.
Now that the spring is upon MS. the
shampooing can be performed under pleas
anter and more beneficial conditions The
hair can be dried by the wind and the sum-
and this will make a huge difference in its
appearance. Radiator heat Is very bad FOR
it. If you are driven 10 wash your tresses
on a damp day. a thing to he avoided
where possible, fan it dry at some distance
from artificial heat 1t takes longer, but is
worth both time and trouble.
II your hair is plentiful YOU had better
make any small sacrifice conceivable and
have il shampooed by a professional Let
her come TO your own nome and use your
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THE BIRD AND TIE BOY.

Dear Little Men and Little Women: once
there was boy who was good marks
man with a stone or an arrow or an air
rifo So he went about all day, aiming at
every creature he came near Even at his
meals he would think about shooting things.
Near his home there lived little bird.
which had nest and five young birds in it.
To feed so many mouths kept her hard al
work From dawn to dark she few here
and there. over fields and woods and roads.
getting worms and flies and seeds. such as
She knew were good for her nestlngs. II
vas wonderful how much food those five
small creatures could cat. What she
brought each day would have filed the
nest up TO the top. yet they ate all the food
and asked for more Though il was hard
work, she was glad 10 DO IT, She went on
day after day. always flying of with q gay
chirp and coming back with some bit "i
foo0. She didn't allow her little ones TO
want.
One day she picked mp worm, and
stopped a minute on the wall before flying
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T,rapS Hide fbe .Nesv Modes
Uncertain Spring Flirting with Winter Spells
Dress Parade at the Spring Races.

the waist to tie in long ends. When figured
and spotted foulard silks are used in adorn-
ments OF this sort the coat IS lined entire
ly with it, so that the faclngs seem but a
part OF it, In these cases a pretty finish
is given to the facings by an edging Of tiny
black ruchings or narrow pleated ribbon
frills
the use of pure white linen in combina-
ton with sillIen materials is a revival of a
mode OF long ago. II was Conspicuously
Pretty in gown worn by Mile Carlowna
IA MA Canine" The full skirt of green
armour silk had a small square train richly
embroidered in green silk and in old gold
threads; in front it was cut half way 20 the
knees IN an arch. trimmed with bail fringe.
over an underskirt Of white linen sparsely
embroidered with heavy white cotton 4
little eighteenth century Jacket gathered at
q round waist line into a three-inch frill
was nearly covered with a large fichu, fold
c. over the shoulders. of white embroidered
linen. and there were wide pointed linen
cuffs on the tight short sleeves. Inside the
front Of the flchu was a little walstcoat Of
Ilain white Liberty silk buttoned with gold
These little jackets Of plain colored silk
are adorably youthful when worn with
skirts Of striped silk materials and wide
brimmed hats tied under the chin with long
brides" As they are suited only TO slen-
der figures, a safe choice is the bolero jack
ct bulls on the well known lines The form
OF the collar. the length and shape OF the
sleeves and the accessories of the cheihl-
settle give sufficient variety to suit the aver
age person
\ charming idea is the yelling OF white
English embroidery with black silk wolfe
The effect Of tho heavy white embroidery
family showing through the transparency
Is fascinating. The embroidery is used TO
finish neck and sleeves, and the gown is
telted either with vanished leather or with
Nrinklng colored silk tied in a big bow
at the back Reversing this idea was
gown Of white embroidered batiSte. worn
over black mousseline de sole. A wide sail
or collar and deep upturning cuffs were
made Of black mousseline dc sole with two
inch wide hemstitched edges and there
vas wide sash Of black mousseline de
sole with one long end at the back finished
IT. the same manner but with a wider hem.
The little gowns Of the Revolution, the
Consulate and Of the Directoire are worn