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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-05

was little teamwork in the then Fed
eral League. It was a case Of wallop
the ball and whoever got it threw it
anywhere he desired.
thinker is hammering team play in
to his hired men, arguing that few
games lost now will be won back
when the athletes become acquainted
with each other and know what to
expect.
Prendergast, retired after the sixth
inning, when he had allowed four
hits. A wTenched ankle forced him to
turn the job over to Doc Watson,
whose southpaw slants completely
baffled the Bisons. Two hits were
made off him in three innings.
Louden, the third baseman former
ly-with Detroit, is having a dizzy ca
reer with the Feds, and his present
clip will carry him through with the
first flight Of batters. He maced a
double and two singles yesterday and
was all over the field. 81.
The victory lifted the Feds above
the 800 mark and into fourth place
in their league. They have the best
record of either of the local teams,
and Tinker appears to have finally
geared his machine up for a steady
run. When Brennan gets in proper
condition and can take his regular
turn in the box the heaYing corps will
be able to withstand some brutal as
saults.
Joe Benz was yesterdays victim of
weak White Sox hitting. Butcher Boy
Joe went out and fooled the Browns,
granting them five hits and tanning
eight in seven innings. But all of this
good work went foF~naught because
the Sox could do nothing with the
portside fiinging of Earl Hamilton.
Our gang got five hits also, but
none of them were punched in way
to bring results at the plate. The lone
run came in the sixth when Shotton
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-07-09

week to spend the summer at the
Whitlo cottage on the Trefethen
shore, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
N: Turner.
MI. and Mrs. CT aries Weaver of
Park avenue spent We dnesday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Norman
Black at their summer home.
Mrs. Alfred Burch and little son,
Alan of Huntington, Long Island, are
the guests of her mother, Mrs. Carick
at the Dorsett cottage for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Millett and Mas
ter Ames of the East End are at the
island for short stay.
Robert Skillings of Auburndale.
Mass, is spending a few days with
his relatives at Trefethen.
DIR. John F. Howland's birthday
was very pleasantly observed at his
summer home on Wednesday. A beau
tiful birthday cake occupied the place
of honor at the daintily appointed
dinner table and the rooms through
out were very attractive with the
beautiful floral offerings presented
the doctor, who also received many
other gifts. .-...
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Rand of Shep-
ley street, Portland. are pleasantly 10
Gated at their summer home, the
Woodbine, on Island avenue, for the
season. Mr.. George B. Rand of South
Portland was their guest this week.
Mrs. S. j. Boyden of Boston is at
the Casa Iona on Homestead ave-
nue. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pencil of Con-
cord street, Portland, have opened
their summer home, Tanglewood cot
tage, for the season.
The members of Pomona circle Of
the Pleasantdale grange at South
Portland, are to hold the first of their
fortnightly meetings of the summer
next Thursday in Greenwood garden
The committee on arrangements for
this good time consists of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Cox, president; Mrs. Annie
Deering, vice-president; Miss Edith
Bryant and Miss Isabel Skillin.
Miss Eta Kittredge and Miss Bes-
sic Mason of Everett, and Miss Flor
ence Lander of Dorchester, three
prominent young ladies socially, Wis
tied the island on the 4th.
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Distribution.

The longer live the more am
persuaded that the gifts Of Providence
are more equally distributed than we
are apt to think. Among the poor so
little is enjoyed so much, and among
the rich so much is enjoyed 30 little.
Margaret Bottome.
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THE REEcHES
CLIFF ISLAND
MRS. C. z. PETTINGiLL
Proprietor
Every amusement for guests.
1hs air OF the sea braces
appetite. Yachting, Bathing
and Fishing.
judgment In Public Affairs.

Judgment is possession of an
enormous value to a nation, and in
proportion as 1t contains men of judg-
ment, in direct proportion will that ma
tion prosper. What is It that I mean
by Judgment in public affairs? I
mean the capacity for taking large,
calm, and unbiased view.--Lord Rose
berry.
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Evidently Had a erudas.

'The day isn't far distant when the
man in the flying machine will look
down upon the automobilist," said the
prophetic youth. And let us hope,
too" replied the weary old pedestrian,
shat he'll fall down on him, too"
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Is IN All Meme pnuunr.

1t is prodiglous the quantity of good
that may be done by one man IL he
will make a business of it.-~Benjamin
Franklin.
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SISTERSVILLE

StSTERSvILI.E. W Va Jun. Is
George Braunheck left Wednesday for
G ~. \. y 20 visit relatives FOR a
Mr. p u. Mccoy has returned HON.
from Washington. where sh~ ha. been
.rsnding the past several months she
Houin-. Va
cot j. j. Garter and son. Lew. % IT,
t1sville are here iooking after business
Mr. and Mrs. }. /. Nicsweeney are
visiting IN Park~r-burE
Mis- Isabel Green. or Newrort l. the
guest u her aunt Mrs. clyde Mooney.
morning Tor Warrington 20 visit her
son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Mrs. George HrudfieId and children
have have gone 20 Mt Vernon. o.. 20 visit
Mrs VIM I.azesr and daughter. MI
dred. left Thursday FOR an sutomoSiie
trip through Ohio
Mr. and Mrs a. r. Holmes have gone
"nts, Mr. and Mrs MORGAN
Mrs =. ". smith o. visiting ~ the
home 81 W. Arnold. Mrs. smith was
formerly Mis- Iva GatrcV % this city.
Mrs. p. NJ FISCHER % PsrkerSbufg
ana MrS. George Srriugmcyer 81 Gin
cinuatt are the guests 81 Mr. ana Mrs
Mr. and Mrs charlie Geicherter
lleft Wednesday, Cor their .'1re home
HNa
go into the drug business iu that CIV
Mrs. -. T.. Layenr Miss Katherine
MofIi~sry and Miss HcSS Russell LETT
InHrsday morning for an automobile
IT'D through ohio. Lucicn Talbot viii
Miss Marie HIrkot who has been at
tending school ~ Warren Ohio has ar
T,N"d here 20 visit hor sister. Mrs Geo.
Mc'aullcy. She was accompanied nv
her schoolmate. Miss Jessie Wells Of
Misses Ethel Cunningham and Pearl
Elder are a. Borland springs FOR a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs Robert Mccormick and daughter
Miss Ruth. have gone TO Washington
J., g. Tor an extended visit with rel
Jo7iah pobson departed Tuesday for
last Liverpool 20 attend the soldiers
convention.
Hrs W ~ Railing are making an .x-
tended visit with relatives In ParkerS-
-. y. Dlsque and family have taken
cottage near Hannibal FOR the -un.-
Mrs. Holmcr Dudley 81 the South side
entertained the standard Bearers % the
N = church. Tuesday evening
The annual picnic % the parizh and
sunday school ~ 81 Paurs church was
held az Paden park Wednesday after
Misses Rachael Hutchison anc ".
nctte Lane entertained the Sewing club
Wednesday evening with theater
The annual picnic Of the Preshyterisn
Suhhath school was held Thursdav AZ
fad"n park ball game and variou.
other Inducements made the day an en-
Miss Helen Jones has returned from
@ two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Fairmont and MorFantown.
Mrs Joseph Norris Of parkershurg
with her son and daughter. w ? and
Mrs. T. J. Mccoy.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area over the
Lakes yesterday morning is passing
OFT the northeast states this morn
ing. While the pressures continue
nigh over the upper valleys no TEN
perature falls Of consequence have
resulted and high temperatures con-
unue from the middle West eastward
over the Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
The pressures are low over the Plat
eau sections and eastward into the
Plains states. The pressure distrfb-
ution Is more favorable for cooler
weather
High temperatures and generally
lair weather are expected in this
vicinity tonight and Friday.
. Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, 80 degrees: lowest last
night. 70 degrees. no rainfall
Rivers.
The Ohio will change but slightly
in the district tonight and Friday.
II. c. Howe.
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
FOUNDRY STOCK
Price Of Wheeling Mold a Foundry
CO. Common Stock is In Great
Demand a. Present.

IU" Wheeling Mold and Foundry
company stock durinE tho past few
daFp has been enjoying "a boom in tho
local stock markets and tho stock
has advanced from - to 81. Tho pros
stock d. very encouraging. owing fD
fae company landing tho contract for
q large smcnuf of tunnel work iu New
York ci'r. ae wen as o. ST. IouI. con
tract Tho company 1f tho present
fimn D. Filing Iarr. orders Tor rnUa
and fhr roll department bids mir fo
Do EnUf busy for tho next .iN months
40 least Or la aufiriuafrf fHrf tho
stock VII In an probability hs ruf
upon dividend paying basis In the
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
BIGGER CORN CROP
Panhandle Agricultural Club Trying
Plan 20 Increase Yield In Ohio
and Brooke Counties

a plan Is being tried by the Pan.
handle Agricultural Club 10 increase
the yield % corn In Ohio and Brooke
counties. by which q IL hoped 20
raise 30 from FIVE and ten Bushels per
acre 10 fifty or sixty bushels. Tho
plan is outlined by Prof W. ~ sill.
county agent for the club. az follows.
This spring an arrangement wa
made with grower ~ high Glaze
seed corn in Brooke county 10 furnish
the best available seed ~ the Reed
yellow Dent variety Tor the corn club
boyf in these two counties Tho seed
was r'nf fO the forty boys 90 these
two counties Tor this seeding The
present plan I- fo have each ~ those
BOYS. iu addition fo hia corn club
work select from Eve to ten bushels
oi seed corn this selecting fo ha done
Pm Pm" f".n. as much as possible. un.
nNr competent supervision This seed
VIII thnu Do pst on saio. 90 price
which VIII Do aF reasonable a. pos.
F.hIn Tor The farmers Of fhc commur.
lfv fo purchase This will urdouhted
Nt lf if can Do carried through sue.
c'tEfuIIr raise Tho Weld of corn IN
both counties from Eve fo ton bushels
per acre. aF flis corn from which tho
seed wna gathered. Dr. nov Welding
from 81 90 qn bushels 20 tho acre in
our own county This FInld ia verv
much above 'IU average FOR fro fwr
rourfire Other corn fomonsfrafora
have boon appointed in tho cosintv m
fnwnnafrnfn tho production ~ corn
and OBJ. selection az seed Some of
u hose demon .'rafora viii Fan pillow
their land and we hope to obtain some
results rn fhr comparative value ~
faN and spring plowluE"
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81. clairsvill. Rri.fs.

81. clairsvills Briefs.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son. william.
nave returned 10 their home az Mar
with Mrs Smiths sister. Mrs Frank
schermer. on Main street
Mcsdomes Eliza West and Dora Pat
ton were calling on Wheeling friends
yesterday.
J. o. Forbes has returned from Pitts
hufgh. having spent his vacation at mis-
Miss Ross Hoggcss. Of Ciarksburr. W.
Va. BE- the guest 81 ho rfrIeud. Miss
Anna TursRiovc. on West Main .treet
Miss Esma Biszier. ~ Darlington. t.
oyerbouEh. az her home on west Mala
q. D. sutton has purchased au over
lHni touring car rom Ward Love. local
ss,nt ana the car was delivered Thurs
sire o. D Gincn has returned 20 her
hose 90 this place from VISIT with
''', a. columbus sl1.ir,h 49,.
St1te Agricultural commission. was here
ON official business yesterday
was t.a1eartiuE business about tho
court house yesterday and calling on
J. q waid - tho state Highway De-
rrrturrn' we here On hua.r.sa .sr'. err-
l,ns -. paving ~ the NHunr1l r.ad.
8eorEs Rice ~ waynr.burr pa voa
business visitor af fHia place Efater-
dos
WrH Robert IfI'I.. HrH .Hr returned
fH their home g.ffrH.E "ffrr .urrfIrr
fiFre
ur John Johns NJ MARITIME rsr-v.
waa hua.rs.r visitor no fr'" place
I"HF.|Hr
Mics Gertrude Nr..vnnF.r Haa rffurr-
% fn her home Hf MhsfI|rr after HU..I.
inr some time with Dor aunt Wrr WI.
lem IrhrH
rrrsrrufrr Nftorrst vs. W c0wr1
and Affnrur. 81 Il ElHnHr we're nd
MHerIrr .r legal Iu.IrraH Yesterday
o. Tanner nf fhr state HIeHvtt ra.
rarfmeff was here on official IlaIrraa
Wr'uae|"H
Nrf Robert Uarfcafv who was ra.
rrrffr trurrhf home from ffr ohio
FHiIrU IIHar.fH' Ir getting HI.r. Ha
rI Of. .. could hr srrrrfaH
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ST. GAINESVILLE


ST. GAINESVILLE. a.. June 25-The
following realty transfers were fled IN
the recorders office yesterday.
From August Miller aud wife to
Charles kl0tz and wife. tract Of land
SITUATED in icaFe township, consider
alton. $1,000
From Mary A. Wilson. deceased. 20
Harry y. Wilson tract Of land situated
lu bethesda. consideration 81.
From Calvin Pollock 20 Charles era
ham, tract ut land situated IN Union
township. consideration So
From stephen grill 81 al 20 Nance
Edwards. tract ~ land situated In Mar
tins Ferry. consideration. t2.f50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Thurrday Afternoon club.

Mrs Herbert Mitchell deughtfuiiv
entertained the members ~ the Thurs
dsF Afternoon club yesterday - her
home bod the East End The afternoon
was spent az fancy work and In con-
cIIri0u lunch OF Hn anpetiziur nature
was served Few uuf-nT-fDwn Guests
ere present
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GD-Trausfer books close June goth
for ~ cash dividend payable June sOth.
t4l-TranFfcr books close 1unc 18Th
Tor y = cash dividend payable Juue28o
isl-Iransfer books close June goth
Tor ] q % cash dividend payable July ..
'4lTransfer books close June 20 for
ta)-Transfer books close June goth
Tor 70 cash dividend payable July LIST
90 Iransier books close June goth
for ~ cash dividend payable July
1at .a
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u-TTansfer books close June Is for
= q cash dividend payable June 30
t2D-Transfer books close June 20 for
e cash dividend payable June 80.
t3J-Transfsr books close June 20 for
= g. each dividend payable July l.
tfl-Iransfer books close June 20 for
! = g cash dividend payable July ].
CD Transfer books close June 20 for
y cash dividend payable-Jufy !.
90 Transfer books close June 20 for
70 cash dividend payable July /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
HORSES RUN AWAY

on became frightened YESTERDAY ~
ternoon near tho Market Auditorium
aud took Tor no country disfricfe
Luckily fhern vaF mo- ono In rho vas.
on s' The fine and tho horac. we've
STOPPED near fhe foot of N0rfh wheel.
ing nh NO damage was done
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Price On Application.
Geo. Baron 81 's . sls Ses % ::. e 3d.
DESPITE The CLAFLlN FAILURE
NEW YORK MARKET DID WELL
THE DINCBAT FAMILY.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Considering
Tn. extremely unfaVorable conditions
with which the session began-ths Olaf
lin eceivership-to-day's stock market
gave fairly good account OF itself
The troubles OF this concern. one OF the
largest anu oldest In the country. be-
came known soon after the close OF
business on Wednesday ana ~ IL no eK-
aggregation TO say that the financial
community viewed the prospect with
considerable concern.
Trading throug nout to-dhy's session
was on an uEcummJuly iargv scale. Ac-
uvity was altogether at the expense Of
sues declining I to points. while some
OF the obscure stocks tel from 90 8
points.
United Dry Goods preferred. which Is
affiliated with the Clsfin interests. de-
Ciincd to IS. a loss OF II points on the
day and total decline Of 81 &c In two
days.
Opening prices were generally lower.
but standard stocks held remarkably
nrm until the mail hour. when another
active selling movement effected the
partial recovery made at noon and sent
the entire list 20 new level The late
orable news. including the passing OF
the New YORK. Ontario and Western
Railway dividend. ana reduction Of the
Wells Fargo express dividend. Total
sales $1,000 shares.
Bonds were heavy. with 20 points
losses IN minor issues. Total sales. par
value. S5.2f3.Ooo.
Government bonds were unchanged on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

John Pusracs. axe Il. occupation. steel
worker or Bcllaire and Bertha rollak
axe -. ~ Bsllaire Rev Father Zybura
Or fcllaire performed the wedding cere-
mony
t.urian Walurhyirr. age -. occupat-
ion. steel worker of Feliaire. and Mary
Liutrr. uEe iN or HeilaIre. FrTher D.
bum " E.LILL-.. nnI,InI.I-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 2s-Rutter-
STEADY. process. extras. e2n2gtsc
- 'hccSc-Easicr. state whole milk
fresh specials. 1fat nl5c
Ergs-lrr,gular nearby he,..ry
browns. go 2Gc.
PROFESSIONALISM lower
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Money.

urn, Offered. = az per cent. ruling
rate. Per cent. closing bid. ~. per
STEADY sixty days. ga per cent. ninety
HaNs' - per cent six months. 81. per
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resident hunting license was Issued
il Che clerk uf courts offiCe yesterday
afternoon .fn Grove Amos. age TO- COLI
l.ge student &c. CIHirHville and Herbert
cunningham uEe lt. chauffeur % 81
q .aITaUIIIt. 3D.
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wHEELINo TRACTION OonrAHx
EXPRESS CA1 sChHDOLR
Taking Effect June Al, 1898.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURo
Daily Except Sunday.
wheeling weIlseurE
Leave
22nd street. Leave
wheeling wellsburH
1890 a. n. 800 n M
$50 p. 10 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILIE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
10Th Street Lava
Wheeling Mounds willie
10 90 q. m l:So D. m
$50 .. m
On lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL IiNES-Daiiy Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments 81 medicines will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and s:lB
.. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
WHEAT

'hl'A"o, June Is -Sheat arIlied to-
aAy' but not until after prices had fallen
l"Ner than al any time since lsa.
NSiues closed firm 40 sc 20 Acn,t
- an. Corn finished 4. nc 10 z. d,
lc under last night. oats on &c 10 = !.
shu provisions ranging from &c 70 Zoe
decline TO an advance OF zoe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. June a5-rr.dif hal
ances. tl.f5- Runs. 16G.el5 barrels. Az.
erazel ll2,37S barrels. Shipments 1fs
'lf harrels. average. 95.fs7 barrels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
Bhron Local Sfnok,-

WHEELING. IS. Va. June Is IA
The luIlnWiuE rurratInra uu fns rIIlrs
acufe STOKE OF she WHrrIIur marcel
are corrected daily Tor the fnfsIIIrer-rr
~ Gee. W Harur. local broker. and Z
X Marfhal, manager bond apartment.
HTOCRa Ipar uff A. .f IA
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Metal.

NV YORK. jane 5-Copper-Dull.
.pet 1880 offered electrolytic.
s.e- p" IL %, lake. nominal. casting.
U.s. 10. Tin-Weak. spot 500 20 n
~ -. Leads IS n 2 s5 Spclter-
~ 90 n 30. Irou-Dufcf
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fl1 Transfer boo. closes June 2Hfh for
yer cent each dividend. rayab'c July q.
90 Transfer books close June 20 Tor
LIST
90 Transfer books close June r0fH
July 1at
90 Transfer books close June 1I Tor
p r. cash dividend payable July fef
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New York Stock Exchanoa

WHEELING. W. "a. June Is. I4.
Range Of scttv. stocks o.. the Sss
tork stoeh ExcisnG-. corrected DALI ~
l. II. Mastsn Co. brOksra
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. June IS IL
The following quotations or the more
sctive stocks OF the wheeling market are
corrected daily for The IntellIgsnc.r by
howard llaziett Son. SchmulbAch
building:
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PITTSBURGH Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June rs. IL.
&c. -etiNr tltisoutEis stocks. corrertsa
sally ~ a. E. Msst-n & 90 b.nh.rs
Nd broksrs- National Exchaar. Dsns
eundinE
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t2)-Transfer books close June 20 for
a g cash dividend payable July I. 1914
!4(I-Fransfer books close june 90 for
a = = Cash dividend payable July LIST
80 Transfer books close juno 20 for
e per cent cash dividend payable
July ].
t5l Transfer books close June 20 for
per cent cash dividend. payable July
90 Transfer books close June 90 for
Ia per cent cash dividend payable
July Ist.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS e. ON TIME DEPOSITS.
FINANCIAL.

farmer. of Powhatan. o. and Flora c
Low. age Is 81 JucobsburE q. Rev.
Fred -. Wise will perform the wedding
ceremony.
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J. s. mach. . Co.'S closing Letter.

NEW YORK. June 25.-rhe weakness
OF the past few days In the stock mar
kst was accounted for to-day by the
failure Of ~. r. Clafiin g. co. The an
nouncement was made before the mar
ket opened and there was u continuation
o. the heavy selling. The statement
which was Issued by the leading mem
her Of the company said In part. The
rapidly expanding business has oc-
cssioned large capital requirements
which We have not been able TO meet 4
recetvefship has therefore become nee
s.ary pending read1uStment OF the
anairs OF the company The market
IN nrst half hour was weak but rallied
a little after which 'hsre was resumpt-
ion OF liquidation sales and In the late
afternoon the volume Of sales increased
quite materially. steel was Conspici-
Gus ed yielded "a point which influence
81 the whole list. The passing Of on
tario and Western dividend was follow
81 by sharp decline IN the stock 10
was rumOred that some % the smaller
banks IN New York had been affected
hy Clarin failure. but this was denied
~ those I'm position 60 know. There
was an Increase In trading In last half
hour and the nual tone was weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

W. a. l.. L. .....l as as 80 o..
Woolworth ......l % 90 80 %
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THE scoTcH WOODEN WILLS CO.
tc01thrnual Trouasr sale beams "a.
morrow See LARGE advt on psas
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Young Mems Norfolk suts-Ore
fourth or M'FADDENs
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FITTSBJ RICH. Pa. June g5-Cattfe
steady. supply liFht. choice. $500
500. prime. SNsOISSu sheen
steady, supply light. prime wethsrs
=. y" "a b-nu- Cuils and commons s. OOf
a.o' spring lambs. $3.50 n 30 Veal
calves. $1,000 "a 1850. HogS-Active. re-
,siptS 20 douhledecks. prime hcavi--.
80 N $50; medium sand heavy and
SO, roughs 500 n-35
,.Ihl'AGo. June 25.-tIogs- Rccc'rt-
5000. market strong. bulk Of Sale
49, z SIS. light 5000 SIS. mixed
y % m $50, heavy. ;ssOMSl go. roughs
= % n sos. rigs. 3725Tst5 cattle
EeceiptS. $500. market steady. bseVe-
>, 80 "a 80. steers. $500 $50. stock
srs and feeders. S61uf SIS. cows and
neiiers, 1870 n NNb. calves - -uTr
1000. She'p-RecciutS 10000. market
steady. sheep. f5.30TsG5. vcariin.-
ss.49 90; lambs. $3.50 s.2s. springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26

CASH quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. Gee
Barley-fQr INc
Timothy-84. 2gd5.50
CloNer-StO 90 rI3pO
rork-S20s0.
Lsrd-sl0
Ribs-Sll.OOa