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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
LITERARY CLUB
HELD MEETING
AT THE LIMA HENNIo-sHE RmAN
STUDIO AND PROGRAM WAS
INTERESTING
Club Voted 20 Join Other CLUBS Of
City 20 Bring Mrs. r. L. rutehin-
son 90 THIS City.

The regular meeting OF the Woman
Literary club was held az the Lima
fenntg sherman studio on Chapline
street Wednesday afternoon The
members voted TO Join other clubs OF
the city in bringing Mrs. X. l.
Hutchinson. the president OF the
state federation. TO this city in the
near future. They also voted to con
tribute the same amount TO the state
scholarship as T. donated every year
\ feature OF the program was the
very interesting paper ON Canadian
. literature by Mrs. Kathryn KYLE. The
paper was original. being written by
Mrs Kyle from what she cleaned
rom book OF Canada she read ff-
teen years ago. The literature of Can
ada Is comparatively modern. as To-
ronto was wilderness in 1898 Lit.
erature as well as the country has de
Nclopcd and Il very Creditable Mrs
Kyle spoke OF the books by Gilbert
Parker. Ralph Conner. Robert Service
and review William kirby's "Canadi-
an Irafiics which depicted well the
conditions during the waning of the
Lily of France" The Golden Dog"
was the literature spoken Of Ralph
Corners Tales of the Mining Camps"
made tne subject for review and
Mrs. Kyle brought out the life as IL
( really was and Is today Robert
Services book of poems. Life of the
Yukon Mining Camps was also men
TONED. Gilbert Parker's Right OF
Way 'Weavers." "Feats of the
Mighty. were mentioned. Mrs. Kyle
was congratulated by all the members
as having read one OF the best papers
that ever came before the club.
Mrs. Lima Hennig Sherman read in
her usual fascinating way William
Henry Drummond's poems in French
dialect. Her clear musical voice and
manner of delivery as well as her
sklllful Interpretation of the French
canadian language. made the work
enjoyable 10 all. 'L'Habipaut e"
Jeanne Borteaut." La Canabienee".
Batiste and Yankee Family" were
well delivered
Current Events. led by Mrs. Dent
Taylor. closed the program. Beside
the Canadian questions local cues
tions We're talked of The Fairgrounds
campaign, The Action of the Presi-
dent on the Panama Canal" the an
nual cleanup day announced By Mrs
X. l.. Hutchinson. TO be held early
IN April. were discussed
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;. =. Hart. Elm Grove.
Meade Strickiin. Dallas. W. Va.
j. W. Blake. MoodlaWu
ollie Sheets. Elm Grove
AIR. and Mrs Harold. Triadelphia.
-. ;. Marble. Elm Grove
George Campbell. Elm Grove.
Arthur MARBLE. Film Grove.
Missesi
Mae Porter. Elm Grove
Iansy Porter. Elm Grove
H Catherine Hoblitzel Elm Grove
Virginia Hoblitzel. Elm Grove
Mabel CriSwell Wheeling.
Vida CrtsWell. Wheeling
Lizzie Roley, Belle Vernon. Pa
Georgia Spillman. Dunn's station. pa
lila Spilman, Dunns station. Pa
Nora johnson. Cadiz. -.
Mamie Hewitt. Cameron. w Va
Alta Archer. Glendale W Va
Mae Mouingcr. Wind Ridge. Pa
l.ottte Moninger. Wind Ridge Pa
Elizabeth Clutter. Wind Ridge. ia.
l.eota sells. Elm Grove
Dora Sells. Elm Grove.
Doretta otto. Triadelphia
Jean Armstrong. Triadelphia
Edna Hunter, Triadelphia.
Mrs- Anna Criswell. Wheeling
AIRS Nora Johnson. Cadiz. q.
MIS- hannah Fitzgerald. Elm Grove.
Messrs.
James Blake. Dallas. W. Va
John Wilson. Fayette city. Pa.
Emil alderman. Wheeling
Harry Weller. Wheeling
russell Hertzog. Roneys Point.
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christine: For your sallow minnie
ShNh., Nhlch indicates a liver upset vou
sno9ld make M and use the old-tima
h9rdene blood. kidney and liver tonic
u MS is prepared b. pouring one ounce
kdIdtue INTO oue-half Tiut alcohol do
not use whisky and then adding one.
uait cupiul sugar and hot water to make
quart Take e Tablespoonful before
meals and your skin will soon be clear
ana beautiful The aardsne tonic is
good Tor most bodily TainS and ache.
because II eliminates from the system
the poisons causing them and it's timei,.
use frequently prevents serious sickness.
Celia: You say II am n slave to my,
pow der rag Why not try this fine LIQUID
beauuiier. IL Is lasting in effect and
economical. besides being fine TO yybifcr
and tone the skin and rit IL OF sailoyy-
ness or blcmishcs. Get 4 ounces 81
spurmaN. add two teaspoonfuIs EIvceripe
anu one half pint hot water or witch
haIcl- This makes "A biz quantity ana
- Tar better than tho ordinary face move
ders. u will b. very becoming and viii
seem Ike part Of your skin.
Milliccnt. Don't b. frightened into
buNing eye glasses before YOU really
,,ssu mem II h. better TO strengthen
INC eyes than 20 aid their weakness Eor
some years ! have used this stn1rir
homemade tonic which has both b.siiti-
li'd and strengthened mine Bfse,I,-.
~ ounce 81 crystos in one half pint Of
water. Two drops daily. or several
uil'9 daliF. VIII give relief Co tfcrd ~
s 49,, ,t,. End soon make them clear
Betty Deans Beauty Book. ss.-Adv.
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by Betty Dean

dolly ] made my faded "stringy' hair
take on its natural color again and he
come sort. nuny and brilliant by sham
pooing with canthroX. "a -teaspoonful OF
which dissolve in "A cup Of hot water.
~ gently yet thoroughly dissolved
gust dirt and excess oil and when
rinsed ~ out. left the scalp healthy and
Ili3nt. since my frst trial have used
nothing but this.
lphtEenia; Yes. you can he sure OF
nalr beauty IT you give "a proper care
Rid your head Of itching dandruff NV
use OF this economical. homemade tonic.
which Will make your scalp so heattnv
that the hair naturally grows long and
heavy. Get an ounce OF quinzoin al
your druggists. dissolve ~ in one-haif
pint Of alcohol. add onc-half pint cold
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SOME USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL
ART GOODS NOW AT NICOLL'S
READ LIST OF SUGGESTIONS AND SEE If ANYTHING
HERE THAT INTERESTS YOU

You ought 70 visit the Nlcon GIFT
Shop"
An Interesting place. and you are
sure % get lot OF pleasure out Of
"a trip through the store.
Many folks are missing lot Of
JOY and satisfaction out Of life be.
cause they have not cultivated taste
for the artistic
DO you appreciate high-rrade cut
glass; An abundance 81 cut glass
and bohemian glass on display at
NicOlrs now.
In marble statuarv. a bust 81 tho
great Napoleon is an attraction
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Birthday Surprise

In honor of her birthday. Miss Bea.
trice Mcconnell. a Sherrard High
school student, was pleasantly sur.
prlsed by her classmates and other
young folks at her home near Sher
rard, Tuesday evening Miss McCon
nell mad forgotten her birthday. and
when the guests arrived Was busy
WIN geometrical originals. but she
soon forgot her mathematics and
proved herself clever hostess. The
young people enjoyed games and mu
SIC with excellent vocal solos rem
dered by j. +. Evans, At "A late hour
retreshments were served. with the
appointments in keeping with ST. Pat
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Mrs K. I. Hutchinson. of Hunting
ton, president OF the State Federation
of Woman's Clubs. has issued an or
der to Woman's Clubs OF the State in
which she names an early date I'm
April for general cleanup day. All
members of West Nirginia's Woman's
Clubs are progressive and Interested
i'm civic pride, and therefore will CO.
operate with Mrs. Hutchinson in her
civic work
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Miss o.. The face cream without
grease which you ask about g. easily
prepared az home by this recipe. Get
from your druggist one ounce or aImo-
ZOtu. dissolve a. To- Oue-half pint cold
water. Add two teaEpooufuls Elyccrlne.
STIR well and let stand over night Apply
81 frequently. and prevent wrinkles and
all skin fabhinsFe. u o. cleansing.
soothing and healing and there g. notr-
ing better 90 relieve enlarged pores.
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Bisque figures. 25c To Zoe
Then there are triplicate mirrors
library shears, desk sets and odd
pieces.
Tho Nicoll stock Of brass goods in.
cludes everything conceivable in thie
line
trucihNes and candlesticks arc
among the most beautiful and arts.
tic goods now at NicolTs.
Imported vases and armament
should also receive mention. but tho
llst is too exhaustive 20 include every.
ihing. and YOU must stop In az the
GIT shop and see for Yourself
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Miss Ellen Dor aldson. of the Island.
entertained Tuesday evening al her
home and was assisted by Miss Thel
ma kn1rr and Miss Helen Alrers II
was q St Patricks day party and the
following were there. Misses Ics-
sic FLANAGAN. Ellen Donaldson. Thel
ma knarr. Sylvia Ruhl. Helen Algcrs.
Nellie wagner. Mgssrs. 1911 Nc.
Adams Alfred Lehman. Howard Kin.
dlcbcrrcr. Roy Jarvis. Irwin Wolfe.
Peabody Atkinson and Herbert Etz.
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Ryder.MecoY Weddinn-

The wedding Of Miss Mabel Mccoy
10 Mr.. Frank n. Ryder was solemnized
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Mccoy. in TriadeIphia. The
ceremony was performe dat . O'Clock.
rev; ID. l.. Reed, pastor of the Tria-
delphia VI. F. church. officiating Niss
Clara StroeBel played the wedding
march. The ceremony was of a quiet
nature being Witnessed only by init.
mate friends and immediate reIa.
uves. Among the out-of-town guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
hart. OF Aspinwall. Pa: Mrs. Earl
McCrory and Willis Hubbard. of Mon
mouth. Ill. The bride Is an accom-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

Antoinette: Instead OF making over
your gowns because YOU have outgrown
them, why not try this harmless flesh
reduCerH Get four ounces Of parnotis
from your druggist. Dissolve ID in one
and one-half rints hot water. Take a
Tablespoonful before each meal and YOU
Will sec a gradual decrease In weight
without loss OF strength or sagging skin.
IL Is simple. harmless and effective. He-
quires no dieting or exercise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

- J Hanley very pleasantly enter
tanned several OF bis friends last even
ing az the Fifth ward hose house IN
FenwoOd some time was spent IN
social diversions. after which refresh
mcute OF ice cream aud cake were
served Thos present were John
Chapman. John Porter. John harmon.
John Fulhcu. James Keel, Thomas
Butlcy and ID. J. llanley.
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Tuesday Bridge Club.


Mr. and Mrs. singleton PAUL en-.
tertained q few friends at dinner 81
the Fort Henry club Tuesday even
ing. The appointments were in keep
ing with ST Patrick After the din
ncr the guests enjoyed the recital
given by Edmund Burke There
were covers for Mr. and Mrs. W. w
Holloway. Mr. and Mrs Lee PAUL.
Dr and Mrs Eugene Hildreth. nm.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton PAUL..
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For Miss crabbe

Miss Martha Irwin entertained a
few friends with a ueedlework party
~ her home on South Chapline street
Tuesday afternoon as a compliment
TO Miss virginia Crabbc, of Louisville.
Ny. who De- the guest Of Miss Virginia
Miss Crabbo. Miss Ida Hubbard.
Miss virginia Brown. Miss Louise
Wood. Mrs. =. W Harrison and Mrs.
Reed Baird
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the Woman's Club will bold their
regular meeting at the A. q. u. w.
rooms. Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Miss Jean Craig. of Pittsburgh, will
give a talk in the absence of Miss
Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

Mrs Mabel ". slater OF Boston re-
Gently gave q reception TO the men who
nave remouelcd her mansion. Plaster
crs. painters, carpenters. tile layers.
tapestry hangers. etc. with their FAINT
lleS Hooked 10 the house TO enjoy the
hospitality Of the woman for whom
they have been working.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

The Collegiate alumnae meeting
will be held the second Saturday I'm
April at o'clock. The members are
outlining the usual fine program.
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FORMER SHERiFFs NOT
TO BE SUED THIS TERM

The suits of Ohio county VS.. former
Sheriffs Clemans and Taylor will not
be filed at this term of court. II is I'M
derstood. owing to the large amount
of business before the prosecuting at
torney. II will take time to figure
out for what amount TO bring suit
and with the present busy term the
prosecuting attorney does not feel
that he will have time to take the
matter up until the next term of court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19

plished young lady of Triadelphia.
ana Mr.. Ryder is purchasing agent for
the Hazel-Atlas Glass COMPANY. Roth
have wide acquaintance The pom
ular young couple left yesterday on
an extended wedding trip. They will
be az home at Woodsdale after April
18th.
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Home Economics Department

Inc meeting OF the Home Econom-
les Department OF the Woman's Club
viii hold their regular meeting at the
a. o, L. W. rooms. Friday afternoon,
March p. feature of the after
noon Will be an address which will
be of interest TO all women. There
is no modern convenience i'm use
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woMENs CLUB CALENDAR.


Wednesday. March 25.-Music. \. o. l.
W. hall.
Friday. March 27-Home Economies.
woman's Literary Club.
Wednesday, MarCh 1S.-Mrs. Sher
ma ~
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which is as convenient TO the house
wife as the telephone. yet there are
none perhaps the workings of which
she knows so little about. II is the
panies to have regular classes of in
struction for the benefit of all en-
ployes to understand more thorough
~ the operationg system of the COM
panies.
MIR. J. ID. Gordon. of the Bell Tele-
phone Co. will give a lecture before
the Home Economics Department and
viii illustrate this with lantern slides.
At the conclusion of the meeting tee
Will be served and a social hour held
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Wednesday SEWING Club.

Miss Josephine Lipphardt pleasant.
~ entertained the members of the
Wednesday Sewing Club at her home
on the Heights. Martins Ferry. Wed.
nesday afternoon. After two hours
spent at needlework. the ladies' en-.
Joyed delicious luncheon. the ap.
continents OF which were in keeping
with all social events given at the
Lipphardt home. The following were
the guests.
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Lillian Schmidt OtiIlia Ilopbardt
Slpeila Seybpld Josephine Lipphardt
Mesdames:
John Seybold F0trest Frank
Henry Hackmau houser
John Metzgar Ieand.r pease
WIZ Nader win Hreideustein
George Tappan H. - Butf,
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Fancy Work PARTY.

Quite a delightful fancy work party
was held Tuesday afternoon al the
home Of Mrs. William Gibson. of War
wood. After sewing, a luncheon was
served. St Patrick day decorations
were used effectively The next meet.
Ing viii be held at the home of Mrs
George MckOwn. at Echo Point.
nose present at the meeting Tues.
day We're Mrs. George Greig. Mrs
Willis Marshall. Mrs George McKown
Mrs. Carl Sobanski. Mrs. Howell
Jones. Mrs. n. L. McKown. Mrs. Da.
via Dinger, Mrs. William Gibson.
Tuesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Reed Baird entertained tho
Tuesday Bridge club at her home
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Twelfth street There were ten
guests present who composed the
club.
The following is copy Of cards is
Mr. and Mrs RaIph Mccoy
announce the marriage 81 their
daughter
Mabel Geary.
to
Mr.. Frank TART Ryder.
on "Wednesday. tho eighteenth or March.
Ntu"tCc1 hundred and fourteen.
Philadelphia. West Virginia
At home
after the middle Of April
Noodlswn.
Wheeling. Wet Virginia.
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some men and women. too. never set
what's coming to them until they are
in the hands of the undertaken" remark
ed Business Agent Bin Doau. Of Local
500. Great Falls. Mont. to the editor. ON
his rectnt visit to that city. To that
brand Of thought We are In entire aC-
Cord-in fact. being 80 prompts print
ing the following classic.
Give Them The Flowers NOW.
Closed eyes can't see the white roses
Cold hands can't hold them. YOU know
breath that Is stilled cannot gather
The odoTs that sweet from them blow.
Death. with peace beyond dreaming.
Its children of Earth doth enuoW.
Life Is the time We can help thetI.
SO give then, the flowers now.
Here are the struggles and striving.
Here are the cares and iears.
Now u the time Co he smoothing
The frowns and the burrows and fears.
What 70 closed eyes are kind savings
What to hushed heart o. deep vow.
NauEht can avail after parting.
SO give them the flowers now
Just "a kind word or a greeting
Just a warm grasp or a smile
There are the flowers that will Tighten
The burdens Of many a mile
After the journey b. over.
What d. the use Of them-how
Can they carry. who must be carried
So give them the flowers now
Blooms from the happy hearts garden.
Plucked IN the spirit Of love.
blooms that are earthly reflections
bf flowers that blossom above
Words cannot tell what q measure
or blessing such gifts will allow
To dwell in the lives Of the many
Oh give them the flowers nov
Current Events Department.
The Current Events Department OF
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Current Events Department.
The Current Events Department OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-19
D1 DcfIu De6n

muddiness and an roughness or rcdness
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sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

WEDNESDAY.
Paid by Sub-Treasury to banks. s2,7s4, 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury.. a,TOs, 900
Gain to banks on days trans
actions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks. .Sie. 400 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury. 10, sol, coo
Loss to BANKS, 1851, 900
Loss to banks same period pre-
vlous week .................... 1901 900
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
s2.35O.OOO More Gold Taken-Ex-
change Weak.

Total gold exports for the year, were
engagement Of ,..S5c 900 more. ,sa5o.ooo OF
Which Vas for io1agn ,S and hs s ssnnrts
f have Para" Halted a, 'fs 'ear was
strengthened by sharp break In demand
sterling Of 80 points feiIoWinS Wedn me- ,,ns
money market were unchanged, although
the undertone was easier.
England and the Bank Of France were
excellent The former institution made the
crease In gold holdings Of $500. 900 and
a gain in tho proportion Of reserve 70 ia
was natural enough; considering the gold
We are shipping to Paris the French bank bar
zoo. ooc. The BANKS gold reserve is now
s32,9Oo,ooo above ne he. previous high record
cali money on the floor of the Stock
being per cent. and the low Ia per cent -.
g. per cent. for sixty days, 81 per cent.
for ninety days "a per cent. for four
per cent. for six months and ga. "a per
cent for over the year.
Commercial paper was unclaimed; Rates
days bills receivable and for best four TO
Domestic eSchang. on New York: Boston
-P.r. ST Louls-l5c premium Mime
p pPoniiD Montreai%15s.c discount. Chi,
cago-5c discount.
we s,efins Ssssss for sixty jays issssS
i.ssio for demand and tss7o aissso for
cables.
MONEY in London. 2Ha:y per cent;
"a per. cent. closing. price OF eonsois'
The discount Use T rate Of the Bank Of England
was unchanged at 3 per cent. The weekly
statement of the bank shows the following
changes; Total reserve increased f2,o2i.ooo.
circulation decreased f27s,0oo, bullion In
creased fl,5te,ooo. other securities de,
fl92.00o. public deposits increased f63?.ooo;
Government securities unchanged.
Paris cables quoted tho closing price OF
rentes 81 francs 72h centimes. Exchange
on London. % francs 1874 centimes Pri-
vate rate OF discount in Paris, ~ per cent
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 80
pigs. Private rate In Berlin. ~ per cent.
Tho weekly statement of the Bank OF
France shows the following changes In
francs; Gold on hand. increase 5i.26i,o 600;
silver on hand, increase 4.is6.000: notes In
circulation, decrease ~, SOS. 900; Treasury de-
posits. increase 1850. 000: general deposits,
Increase 2.sSe,ooO: bills discounted, increase
7o.sl5.0O0: advances, decrease ll,32A0Oo.
Commercial price of bar silver IN New
York. 56a.c: in London. e57sd. Mexican
silver dollars quoted at +4d4Tc.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes, s25o146.Rs; balances s1s.sle.-
eos; sub-Treasury credit balance. sss.s72.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Trading on the curb market yesterday
fell away and prices scarcely moved AT
ALL. The undertone OF the trading was
firm. World Film advanced a to 80.
Maxwell Motors was duh, the first pre-
ferred rejecting "A gain of. point A,
44h. The only change In tobacco shar,,
was an advance of ~ point In Tobacco
Products. Willys-Overland hardened a
to 10. Sterling Gum eased =. to c..
Bonds were quiet, Consolidated Gas IS
improving ~ to 115A and Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies IS changing hands at
64L
Only very limited trading occurred in
oil shares, which were generally higher.
Standard OH OF New York rose ! point n
213, Ohio OIL hardened u to III, South
Penn oil closed 2 points higher at eS
and Standard OIL of New Jersey was un.
changed at 402. Anglo-American Oil rose
~ to l7E. Union Tank Line sold up 10
SEA, Atlantic Refining advanced points
to 595 and Standard oil of California
improved n point to 32+.
Transactions in detail in the market
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. June Is-The statement of
Yesterday This month Fiscal year
Recsipts ..... S2.s2<&s Nl.a7ss SOS 1851, s%i. 3a2
Pay warrants 1.ob6.8ss @,0s7.sss ss3. 4S9, 624
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
The wheeling and Lake Erie Railroa
company reports for May:
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Transactions took place on the Consoli-
dated Stock Exchange in American Car
and Foundry at SIS. American Ice Sc
curities at 31h, Consolidated Gas ut
l2sa.. Denver and Rio Grande ut
lOT, Great Northern Ore ut BIZ
National Lead at 45h. Pttsburg
Coal at 1s%. and Third Avenue at ~,
the last sale being recorded on the 1870
o'clock opening call and the others
after the call.
There WINS transaction also in Tom
kins Cove Stone preferred at par. There
was a sale OF 200 shares Brunswick Con-
solidated at s1.35 a share.
Transactions totalled 1920 shares,
with forty-five different issues repre-
scented.
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

'sell cents per share.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market showed no improve
ment Yesterday. The larger selling agen-
cies continued to quote IA cents on cleo
trolytic delivered thirty days, but the
metal was available i'm sufficient quanti-
ties to satisfy the small hand to mouth
demand at 1874 cents. Continued sales Mt
the latter figure were reported. Copper
consumers, particularly the American In
terests. are Mt present buying only for I'm
mediate needs Their small purchases or
the past few days have been FOR prompt
delivery. either late this month or early
in July.
The situation abroad IN not materially
hotter. though consumption goes on.