THE SCRANTON TBIBUNE MONDAY HOBNINGt. OCTOBER 21, 1895.
6R0SS SURPLUS, DEC 31, 1894.
EQUITABLE-... .....-$37,481,069
Mutual..; . -33,739,570
Ntw York M 21,570,751
Northwestern. 14,100,870
Mutual Benefit.... 8,862.742
Connecticut Mutual.... 7.763.370
.Etna, 6,859,019
Pens Mutual 2,334.600
Pro. Life and Trust. . . 3,305,331
New England Mutual. . . 2,049,607
ASSURANCE IN FORCE, DEC. 31,1 894.
EQUITABLE $913,556,733
Mutual 854,710,761
New York. 818,284,160
Northwestern 840,607,609
Mutual Benefit. 209,309,528
Connecticut Mutual... 156.080,871
JEtna 135,007,790
Penn Mutual 130,537,075
Prov. Life and Trust. . 103,071,924
New England Mutual. 03,808,887
RATIO OF ASSETS TO LIABILITIES,
- -., DEC 31, 1894.
EQUITABLE 125.40
Mutual m. 112.55
Nw York 115.30
Northwestern.. 123.83
Mutual Benefit 107.46
Connecticut MutuaL 114.25
JEtna 119.55
Penn Mutual 110.34
Prov. life and Trust 113.03
New England Mutual 109.23
RATIO OF SURPLUS TO LIABILITIES,
DEC 31. 1894.
EQUITABLE 25.40
Mutual....... 13.55
Now York,.. 15.30
Northwestern 23.83
Mutual Benefit 7.40
Connecticut Mutual 14.35
JEtua 19.55
Penn Mutual 10.84
Prov. Life and Trust 13.03
New England Mutual 9.23
INCOME SAVED FOR AVESTMENT
IN f
EQUITABLE ..$16,243,243
Mutual. 14,877,638
New York 12,343,884
Northwestern , 8,785,133
Mutual Benefit 2,192,505
Connecticut Mutual.... . 620,199
-Etna. ; 1,689,380
Penn Mutual 2,098,393
Prov. Life and Trust. .. 2,101,903
New England Mutual . . 769,743
INCREASE IN ASSETS IN 10 YEARS,
- 1885--94.
EQUITABLE ., $127,ir3,189
Mutual. - 100.1M.823
New York 103.551.793
Northwestern 50,780,484
Mutual Benefit 7,049,009
Connecticut Mutual... 8,801,433
.Etna 13.319.441
Penn Mutual 15,351,383
Prov. Life and Trua . . 17,891, T78
New England Mutual.. 7,173.843
SURPLUS EARNED IN 1894.
EQUITABLE $8,181,068
Mutual 8,010,801
New York 6,209,829
Northwestern 4,003.745
Mutual Benefit 1,033.013
Connecticut Mutual 1,810,234
.Etna 1,165,678
Penn Mutual 1,008,160
Prov. Life and Trust. . . . 1,142,404
New England Mutual... 803,662
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1894.
EQUITABLE ...$2,139,735
.Mutuul 1,30S,S4j
Xrw York 1,681,755
Northwestern 1,261,325
Mutual Benefit 1.074,261
Connecticut Mutuul l,265,4t"
.Etna 806,859
Penn Mutual 750.281
Prov. Life and Trust. .. 644.02
New England Mutual. . . 530,588
TOE
ilflHaLa
EN ALL THINGS AT ALL TIMES.
There are many GOOD life insurance companies, but among them all there must
be one BEST. THE BEST is THE EQUITABLE. If you wish to know why, send for:
i, the report of the Superintendent of Insurance for the State of New York on the examination
of The Equitable; 2, for actual results of maturing policies; 3, for statement of death claims
paid in 1S94. Then you will know the three great reasons of The Equitable's supremacy: 1st,
its financial stability; 2d, its great profits and advantages to living policy-holders; 3d, the prompt
ness of its payments and liberality of its settlements.
THE EQU.7ABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
JXS. W. ALEXANDER, Vice-Penitent .
P. O. Box 645.
OF THE UNITED STATES.
B. F. STAHL, Manager,
D. W. CHERRIER, Cashier,
Market and Third Streets, HARRISBURG, PA.
U. B. I1T3E, PwMut
" 1 . 1 1 1
INCREASE IN PREMIUM INCOME IN INCREASE IN INTEREST INCOME IN INCREASE IN TOTAL INCOME IN
10 YEARS, 1885-94. 10 YEARS, IC85-94. 10 YEARS, 1885-94.
EQUITAELE $21,007,601 EQUITABLE $4,053,045 EQUITABLE $23,666,246
Mutual ?2,272,903 Mutual 8,M2,76 Mutual 20,601.211
New York 18,432,023 New York 4,170,3C0 New York 22,630,562
NortLwestera 9,381,Sl0 Northwestern 2,215,320 Northwestern 11,610,15'J
Mutual Benefit 8,278,157 '" Mutual Benefit 1)91, S00 Mutual IleueP.t 4,2G0,3tt.
Connecticut Mutual.... 29,465 Connecticut 9J'. .... 431,179 Connecticut Mutual. ... 401,505
.Etna.?.' 2.145.C24 -Etna 534.438 -Etna 2,578,971
Penn Mutual S.564,907 Peun Mutual 692.894 Penn Mutual 4.229.844
Prov. Life and Trust... 2,309,75: Prov. Life aci. '.frost.... 851.761 Prov. Life and Trust. .. 8,390,758
New England Mutual.. ' 1.0:5.849 New England Mutual... 281.648 New England Mutual . . 1 ,330.094
INCREASE IN PAYMENTS TO POLICY
HOLDERS If! 10 YEARS, IC85-'94.
EQUITABLE $12,278,566
Mutual 7.160,195
New York 8,930,048
Northwestern 2.GG5.193
Mutual Beuefit '. 2.6:9,123
Connecticut Mutual. ... C87.50C
.Etna 1.142,909
Ptnn Mutual 2,068,353
Prov. Mfe and Trust... 1.720,518
New England Mutual.. 652,042
INCOME SAVED FOR INVESTMENT
. IN 10 YEARS, 1885--94.
EQUITABLE $123,000,761
Mutual 91 ,02l,T4i
New York 97,643,$2S
Northwestern 48.421,138
Mutual Henefit 16,775,122
Connecticut Mutual... 8.C33 529
11.838,533
Penn Mutunl 15,001,784
Prov. Life and Trust. . 17,313,426
New Eui'laud Mutual ? CM n.H
INCREASE IN SURPLUS IN 10 YEARS,
1835-'94.
EQUITABLE $27,017,995
Mutual 18.053,664
New York 14,8S3.707
Northwestern 10,59:,993
Mutual Benefit 722,305
Connecticut Mutual.... 3,553,853
E"a 1,890,053
Penn Mutual 1,053,549
Prov. Life and Trust. .. 1,761.370
New England Mutual.. 133,790
(Trrcraaarj
INCREASE IN ASSURANCE IN FORCE
IN 10 YEARS, 1885-94.
EQUITABLE $604,147,562
Mutual 502,921,470
New York 593,911,574
Northwestern 241,903.587
Mutual Benofit 73,325,93
Connecticut Mutual... 4,430,ie6
Etna 51,244,203
Perm Mutual 82,537,213
Pro. Life and Trust. . 61.980,155
New England Mutual. 31 239,591
SURPLUS EARNED IN 10 YEARS,
1885-94.
EQUITABLE $46,259,509
Mutual 41,284.129
New York 33,9 '3,408
Northwestern 21,098,930
Mutual BeaeGt 14,708.901
CoLnecUcut Mutual.... 13,502,400
-Etna 8,206,010
Penn Mutual 6.843,54-1
Prov. Life and Trust... 5.527,317
New Enelar.J Mutual.. 4.!'04-:i3
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS
, STOCKS AM) BONDS.
New York. Oct. The stock market
J feverish an I irr-xilr to, lay. Tho
'urtiac.ions were only Sm.imi shar. The
traders were bearish Inclined bicaue of
the failure of good news to have any ef
fects ort prlcta. Treasury officials nre
locking for an early resumtion of tho
goM movement, but bankers a, a rule pay
fiere will be plenty of cotton bills ilurlnn
tho next two weeks, and for that tlm at
Kast there will be no goWl shipments. The
market opened firm, but aubsequently
prices dropped 'i to IS per cent. Suvar,
Tennessee Coal and General Klectric were
.nrtluularly weak at this tlm
The range of today's prices for the ac
tive stocks of the New York stock mar
ket are (riven below. The quotations are
furnished The Tribune by fl lu II. blm
mlck, manager for William t.lnn, Allen &
f'o , stocks brokers, 412 , Spruce street,
Bcranton.
Op-n- High- I-ow- Clos
ing, est. est. Ing.
Am. Tobaco Co W K t W'i
Am. Sugar Re'g Co.!"?1,
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Chic, SHI. & Bt. I1
Chic, H. I. ft I1
Ie. A Hulson..
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C.en. Electric
Til. Cent
Ifliils. ft Nash....
M. K. ft Texas...,
Manhattan Kle..
Mich. Cent
Mo. Pacific
Nat. Cordage....
y. J. Central....
N. Y., S. ft V...
N. Y.. S. ft W..
'int. ft West k
Par. Mall 3
I'hll. ft Read LieVi
Pouthern R. It Vi'.i
Tenn.. C. & 1 41
Tea. Pacific
Vnlon Pacific US
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'abai. Pr 22
TV. I, T. ir,
V. 8. Leather. Pr.... 76
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Jlecember
May
OATS.
T'cember
May
CORN.
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January ..
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8crnaton Board of Trad Kxehnngo Ono
tntions-All Quotations llasstl on Par
Of 100.
Name. Bid. Asked.
Green Ridge Lumber Co J10
I'lme Dep. ft Dls. Bank 130
Bcranton tdice Cur. Co M
In Curing
Torturing
! Disfiguring
Skin Diseases
fflticnira
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Works Wonders
laM difsartost M mK. BrMA AitRJtt T.Vww-
fur tort. I, mc E4.rt-', tMduD. Pottm
Ww Caaaaitavw , iiiiaaiU.a. A.
Nat. B.irlng ft Prilling Co
F r: National Hank :
Thuron Coal Land Co
Pcranton Jar Stopper Co....
Hcran'on tHass Co
T.ackhwanna Lumber Co
Fprlnjt Brook Water Co
F.lmhurjt H'.ulevard Co
Scrantop Axle Works
Third National Bank
T.acka. Trust and Safe Dep. Co
Scranton Packing Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Traction Co
I.ai ka. Iron ft Steel Co
W.-ston Mill Co
Traders' National Bank
BONUS.
Scranton Glass Co
Kconomy Steam Heat &
Power Co
Scranton Pass. Railway first
mortgage, due 1H1S
Scranton Traction Co
People's Street Railway, first
mortgaKe, due 191S
Scranton ft Pittston Trac. Co.
People's Street Railway, Sec
ond mortgage, due 1920
Lacka. Valley Trac. Co., first
mortgage, due 191",
Dickoii Manufaciur'ng Co....
Lacka. Township flchoul
City of Scranton Street Imp 6"4
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New York Prodnco Market.
New York. Oct. 19,-Fiour Dull and
steady. Wheat Dull, iiteady; No. 2 red
store and elevator, '.I've ; u float, 7oc; f. o.
b., 70V.C.; No. 1 northern, 67c; options
closed easy; March, 7HC.; May, 70'ic; Octo
ber, WV,r. ; D.-cmiier, li.c. 'orn Quiet,
steady; No. 2, !i'v.; elevator. 39S".: ufloat;
options closed steady; October, 37Sic.; No
vember, '3c. ; December, X.'n. ; Slay,
3"A,c. Oats Quiet, easier; op: ions, (lull,
easier; October and November. 23'.',c. ; lit
cember, 2,1c; May, 2,",'4c; sf.t prices. No.
2. 23'ic; No 2. white. aV:.; No. 2 Chicago,
21V. ; No. 3, 23c.; No. 3, white. 23 V.;
mixed WeKtern, 24a2ft'.; white do., and
white state, 2r,ic. ; provisions dull steady,
unchanged. Lard Dull, easy, unchanged.
Butter Quiet, steady; slain dairy, lailc;
do. creamery, 22'ia23c. ; western dairy,
l'ttla; do. creamery. Mail; do. June, Plailc;
do. fantory. S'ic; Klglns, 23c.; Imitation
creamery, I2:iI7o. fheese Firm. fiil, un
chang'!. Kggs Quiet steady; stute and
Pennsylvania, 2ui2lti; .western fresh,
la:i)c.
Toledo Cirnln Market.
Toledo. .. tx-t. 19-;iose: Wheat tte
relts, 17, bushels; shipments, I2.U0II
bushels; easy; No. 2 red, cash. fsiV.;
lAecemher, 7c; May, c. ; No. 3 red,
cash, teV4c. Corn-rllecelpls, 49,000 bushels;
shipments, .000 bushels; dull; No. 2 mie,l,
rash, 3lr. ; No. 3, do.. 30c. Oats Reeclpfs,
6.0K) bushels; shipments, none; nominal,
Cloverseed Receipts, tt!7 bags; riil"t; Or.
tober, 4.25; February, II.Z7V4; .March, J4-3U.
tlnffalo l.lva Stock.
Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 19. -Cattle- Receipts.
2.5!rt hend; on Mle, Hi head; market quiet.
Hogs Receipts, 10.090 head; on sale, 7,()(K
head; oiark -t fairly active at decline of
5al0 rents on nearly all grades; prime,
tl.or.a4.10; extra heavy, yt.HMt4.15; Yorkeis,
good to choice. M.H'.al.l'l; llicbt to fair.
la4.00; pigs. $la4.nT,; skips and common
lots, $3.2.'.a.l75; mixed packers hogs, to.
at. 10; roughs, 3a3 fill; good ends. 3.C. n3.7S;
stags, $2..Va3. Sheep and Lambs Jf
celpts, 9.WW head; on sale. 10,000 head;
steady, dull; bent native lambs, $:i.70n3.9fi;
(food lots, t3.4"M3.r; light lo fair. t.U'.ailli);
culls and common, t2 2'.a.1; mlxeil sheep,
gond to Choice. 2.2ra2.W; common 4o fair,
$1.7a2; culls, tlnl. ,".(); hmvy fnt ewes, $2
a2.1o; exfwrt sheet, J3.40a3.75; Canada
lambs, prime, $4.10a4:i5; common to Kood,
$3.85a4.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Oct. 19. Cttle Receipts, 1.MI0
henl; market aleady; common to extra
steers, f3.20u.30; stockcrs and feeders, 12.20
B3.90; cows and tuills, t2.2.'.a3.75; calves,
$3a: Texaris, $1.7r,n3.(i5; wectcrn rangers,
$2.3r,n4.40. Hogs Receipts, 20,000 head;
market ensy and 5 cents lower: heavy
packing and shipping lots, M.r,.',a3.0; com
mon to choice mixed, 3.60a3 r.; choice as
sorted. t3.70a3.sT,; light, $3.40a3.8S; pigs, $1.7S
a3.70. Sheep Receipts, l.CflO head; market
steady; Inferior to cliolce, 1.2Ca3.SO; lamba,
$2a4.2S.
. Oil .Market.
Plltsbure;, Oct. 19. oil opened, highest
and lowest, 11.23; closed tl.23 bid.
Oil City. Pa. Oct. 19. oil opened and
highest. 11.23; lowet and close, 11.22.
KA1LR6AU NO'fKS.
The report that the western llnea are
to .eirm a freight pool Is denied ty Vice
President Chappell, of he Alton. He
says 'that number of roads, convinced
of the unconstltulonallty of the pro
hibition of pooling, want to teat the
question, but were voted down by the
majority, act Uat Friday meeting. The
three things that were done, tie adds,
were tlhese: First, to malnt.nln rates
strictly hereafter; spcond, to direct pas
senger agents to come together and re
new It h IJ. passenger association;
third, to order a iuceting of freight
agents to restore tariffs on lumber and
coal and otherwise carry out the In
tention to re-establish and maintain the
rates In effect Aug. 1.
Tne Central Trattle association lines
have given notice to those of tho West
ern group of roads that t'hey will no
langer honor tickets sold by them at
reduced rates for large gatherings un
less they make the certificates attached
to such tickets conform strictly with
the form prescribed by the Central
Trafllc roads.
The Southern roads are ai-ttlng the
Northern lines an example In handling
their Atlanta paasenger business. All
tickets to the exposition are Ironclad,
and must be slgnd anil executed at
Atlanta before good ti return on. The
scalpers object, as they are losing
money and will not now purchase the
return part of such tickets. An In
spector titan-ds nutsldo the ticket office
In every station, and when a passenger
presents a ticket to he signed the In
spector makes a bluff that the holder
was not the original person, and tells
the ticket agent not to Indorse the
ticket. If t'he passenger was not the
original buyer he usually gets scared
and walks off with the tU'ket. and
makes the broker take It (back. When a
ticket la presented and believed to have
Leon bought from a scalper, Its num
ber Is .taken, and If It Is presented
later, the agent again refuse to stamp
It. Already many original buyers have
preser-ted their tickets and signed them,
but. It Is said, the Inspector has ordered
the agent not to Kamp them becauso
the signature on the back did not ex
actly rem pare wli h the name written on
the f.ice when It was bought.
A t'levt land despatch says the scar
city of t.teel rails has created a boom
In th.it .market. Representatives of
aevcral syndicates, which want from
20,000 to 70,000 tons of rails, ar at pres
ent In the city, but so Tar they have
only succeeded In pluclng a portion of
their orders.
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(UMTHIITo
cnl 5 rnt foe tmpli packarj.
Faultlesii Chemical Company. Balti
more, Md.
Tho Ono Thing In the Way.
From tho Lafayette Journal.
The, emancipation of woman will never
be fully accomplished so long as millinery
shopstexlst.
"TT1 B DKVIL ANI TIIK l'KKP SKA "
ADWM'S
Always Reliable, Pursly Vegetable,
MILD BIT EFFECTIVE.
Purely vegotahlo, art wlthont ptln, eleatit
ly mated, tastelms, suull and Huiy to take.
Railway s i Ills asi-t imture, stiiuulatlng to
healthful activity th liver, bowelit and other
d go.tivo i.rgan). luaving ths bowls in a usl
ural condition without auy bad after efftcU.
Cure
Sick Headache,
Biliousness.
Constipation,
Piles
AND
All Liver Disorders.
MDwaY'8 PUIS are pur ly vwlnl.l . mild
and rellnbia Cause perfect Illg.stlon, eon
plete alnorptloti and baajtbful regularity.
215 els. a toz. At Drugilstvor by tttll.
"Book of Advlou" free by mat 1. .
RADWAY'A CO..
t. O. BosHiS, Kw York.
CALL UP3882.
MOffiioiiwBriciDm
CO.
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE.
Ml TO 181 MERIDIAN STREET
M. W. COLLINS, IVTgV.
i
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
'M- sTii 'T,
Made a
MDt.l':4 'W&Well Man
istbi.,.jfM offe
TNI OflEAT SOth by.
pnEwoir xiiaxviirixsY
prodaeea the nbor. results In :io days. It K
tDw.rfulir .ud aotckly. imrri hn n olh.r. toll
otufB.a will recaia tb.ir inat Btanhoeil, asd old
Biea will rrrorar th.tr youthPU vigor br a1n
HKTIVO. It anlckly and surely rmlorM Nanou.
Baat. Vltallta, inipolener. Ml tillr KiuiaaloiM,
lwtpowar. t'.lltna M- tnurr, Wulioa Diaeaaea. and
all ttecla of aalf-abuw or an saad lodlacretlon.
whlnh aafltsoaa for atndy. bualnrMormarrlaaTa. It
not only cures by atartlns at lhasral ot dlaeaaa but
Is a treat nrrt m Umltt aud blond builder, bring.
Ids bark tha pink slow to rale rbeeka aid r
tarthf tba lire of jooth. It wards cb Insaalty
ant Caniumptlco. lusist oa Latlm RKVIVts,a
olbar. It can ba earrlad la vaal poUict. By Bill
1.00 pr park.xn, or III lor SJS.OO, wltk a poal
la written ajuarantee to care ear refund
tba money. Circular free. Addraat
OVAL ME0ICIXE CO.. r,1 Rtxr St., CHICaflO. Ill
fee aaOe Yj MattbetM Bree DftuM
aarutaa . Fa.
mm
aM'trataalairwd i ' tmm
LOST MANHOOD
CTi.l til KCteitdluir iinmnt
oih cf yuun ami mki1l
Vvr a 13 ?n nu wnmc is. 7h
Bvfi'h tTwUoT VurTflFt'b
LitliOf L itnuliMHnar m.
riKs, Nerroua Ikbllity. Nightly F.rairaloDa('ooknJiiit)oiit
iimniCr. CtliAuetiDnt dr'iwiMlhc7tf power oi tlt Gr
i.tlroornni unnu.titfOTMj forttudy, twiria-w tvnd imr
lU'H
Ken lt nt trcttti.iciit.
fWtrtnrini
Mtlmt. Hy mall, i.Ht imt Kx or for with Hu
. Fornale by JOHN tl. FHRL!, Drug
giU Wjromititf mnd Sprue itrU
SCEANTON-P
DE
STOVES
ARE THE BEST.
4
150
Sizes and Styles
OF
CAST-IRON
RANGES
1O0
Sizes and Styles
OF
PARLOR
STOVES
25
Sizes and Styles
OF
STEEL
RANGES
A i "
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I ST0E WOtXS
50
Sizes and Styles
OF
KEATING
STOVES
THE SCRANTO
have arranged with the following firms to Sell their
.STOVES AT FOUNDRY PRICES.
STltOXtrs FUKNISIIliNU HOUSE, 1 320-322; Tenn Avenue.
0. DOIT I) & CO., tm Lackawanna Avenue.
FOOTU & SHEA It CO., 110 . Washington Ave.
11. J. HUGHES, 124 South Main Avenue.
n ChMuatrr'a Eaatl.h Blaaaaad Rraai.
rENMYROYAL FILLS
aMflei aTrtrajf In Uftsl Ud fluid BICtHlltQ
hfM. rated ith bKi tlMwn. Tik
eMaataatm ttttn slalBI f relslt nkAUtU
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