THE SCBANTON TKIMUIOS WEDNE S DAT MORNING, .. NOVEMBER 20, 185.. r . - ,
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1 STOCKS AND BONDS.
if aw Tork. Nov. 19. Speculation at
tht itock exchange was adversely af-
footed today- by disquieting news about
tH foreign political situation, further
, liquidation for London account, the en
gagement of nearly two millions gold
for export .by .tomorrow's steamers and
"the likelihood of further shipments
later In the week and the adverse de
cision against American Tobacco and
Western Union. The Industrial group
, lost Hper cent'. Sugar was an excep
tion and' ruled Bteady to Arm. The
other Industrials rallied at Intervals.
LoulvlllQ and Nashville was weak.
About 15,000 shares of St. Paul and
Louisville and Nashville and other
, London ' favortles were thrown on the
market. Reading securities showed a
little more strength and improved any
where from Si to 1H per cent. The
Grangers held firm and were bought
freely. The Trunk lines were quiet.
The liquidations In Manhattan appear
to be over for the time being. It Is
. now Intimated that the regular divid
end will be declared. Western Union
on the other hand was freely pressed
for sale and fell to 884. Speculation
closed steady In tone. Net changes
show Jdeclllies of from 2 In the In
dustrials. Reading closed H higher.
Sales were 262,000 shares.
The range of today's prices for the ac
tive stooks of the Now York stock mar
. kat are given below. The quotatlbna are
"furnished The Tribune by Q. du B. Dlm
mlck, manager for William Linn, Allen A
Co., slock brokers, 412 Spruce street,
Bcranton.
. Op'n- High- Low- Clos-
r ' lng. est. est. Ing.
Am. Tobacco Co....; 854 86-H 84 86
Am. Cot. Oil: Wi 19 19V4 1W4
Am. Bugar Re g Co. 100 lim, 9OT 100,
Atch., To. & S. Fe... 16T4 17H 16T. 17
Can. Bouth 54 Mr 64V4 54 64'4
cues. & Ohio 1M 18 18H n
Chicago Gas 64". S4' 63 644
Chic. iNSW lO&Va 106 105V. 105
Chic, B. Q 814 8
Chic, Mil. & St. P... 75 78V, 7 V4 74H
i Chic.,' R. I. P... 75ii 75 75Vt 75
VDtl: Hudson...... 128 129 128 129
Dlst. A C.,F 1 18 18 19
0n. Electric.......'. 31 314 30 30
Louis. ft Nash 62 52 51 M
M. K 4 Texas 13 13 13 13
Manhattan Ele 99 99 88 s
Mo. Paclflo , mi 30H 29 30
Nat.' Cordage......... 7 7 7 7
Nat. Lead 31 31 30 30
N. j. Central W7 107 107 1074
N. Y. Central 89i 99 99 99
N. T., L. E. ft W.... 9 9 9
N. Y.,8. & W.,.Pr... 31 31 31 31
Nor. Paclflo...., 4 4 4 4
Nor. Rati no, Pr , is . 15 15 15
Ont. ft West 15 15 14 15
Pac. Mail , , 30 31 30 30
Phil. ft Read STi '10 9 10
Southern R. R 11 11 11 11
Tsnn. C. &!I 32 32 31 31
Tex. Pacific , 8 8 8 8
Union Pacific....... 9 9 8 8
Wabash ..: 7 7 7 7
Wabash, Pr.... ...... 19 19 187 18
West. Union..., 88 88 86 87
W I. - . . . i7i liii i ix. ini.
V. 8r Leather!'!!!'.'.!. 12 12 11 11
U. 8. Leather, Pr.... 70 70 68 68
Chicago board: OF TRADE PRICES.
Open- High- Low- Clos
WHEAT, . Ing. est est. ing.
December ..... 67 67 66 67
May 61 61 61 61
: OATS.
December 18 18 18 18
May 20 20 20 20
CORN.
December 27 27 27 27
MSV 29V 29 29li 29'Ti
LARD. ' '
January G.62 - 6.55 5.52 6.55
MP0ltK' ' 677 671 6''5 877
'.January'.., 9.00. 9.00 8 97 9.00
May 9.00 9.37 .37 S.37
Bcranton Board' of trad Exchange Ono
tattons-11 Quotations Based on Par
of 100. j
Name. Bid. Asked.
Often Ridge Lumber Co 110
Dime Dop. & Dls. Bank 130
Bcranton Laee Cur. Co.... 60
Nat. Boring ft Drilling Co 80
First National Bank..... 600
Thuron Coal Land Co 90
cranton Jar ft Stopper Co 25
Bcranton Glass Co 65
Laekawanna Lumben Co 110
Spring Brook Water Co 100
Elmhurtt-Boulevard CO..; 100
Soranton Axle Works,.. 80
Third National Bank 830
Lacka. Trust and Safe Dep. Co ... 100
Bcranton Packing Co ... 100
Bcranton Savings Bank,." 200
Lacka. Iron A Steel Co -... 150
' Weston Mill Co. . i - 250
Bont Plate Glass Co 12
' BONDS.
Bcranton Glass Co 100
.Economy Btsam Heat ft
Power Co 100
Bcranton Past. Railway first
- mortgage, aue ins.... uv ...
Bcranton Traction Co.; 95
People's Street Railway, first
: mortgage, due 1911 , 110
Bcranton ft Plttston Trac. Co. ... 90
l. Dumtk'.' Htrt fiollwov. Rfln-
' end mortgage, due 1120 110 . . ...
Lacka. VaUe Trac; Co., first
mortgage, due 1928 100
E lesson Manufacturing Co 100
acka, Townahlp School 6 J2
; City Of Bcranton Street Imp 654 ... . 102
, Kew York Produce Market.
New Tork, Nov. l.-Flour Dull, easy.
Wheat Dull, firm: No. 2 red store and
elevator, 66s.. afloat, ttc; f. o. b., 67
aM4,r,ungraded .red. Sa70e.j No. 1 north
ern, KiAc options dull and firm; January,
6M4c; May, 7C; June and December,
67o, Corn Firm; No. 2, 36c: elavatdr,
ro.; afloat; options. dull, firm; November,
ll5o.-; -Decstnber, 5c; January, 35o.;
(Mayi I6c. Oats Dull, steady; Novem-
.er, tic. December, 23o.; January, 23c;
'May, 25c. spot prices, No. 2, 23a23c;
No. I White, I40.t No. t Chicago. 24
al4c.f No. i r2c; No. t white, 23e.:
mixed western, 23al4c; White do. and
white state, 280. Provisions Firm, steady,
Unchanged," Lard Bteady, quiet, un-
.ckknged.- Butter Quiet, steady; state
dairy,. 12a21c.) do., creamery, I7a2s)c:
western dairy,' lUallc; do. creamery, 14
attc; do. Jun, I5a21d.r do. factory. 8
16c; Elglns, 23c. t Imitation creamery, 12
al8c ' Cheese Dull, ' easy, unchanged.
EggsQuiet, unchanged.
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' ' Toledo Grain Market.
'Toledo, O.t NOV. U.-Wbeet-Recelpts.
11,000 bushels ',. shipments, 7,000 bushels;
market quiet: No. I red, cash and Decem
ber, 4c; .My,, t7Hc. No. I red, cash,
W8. No. I While, 2a. Corn-Receipts,
gf,0M bushels; shipments, 19,000 bushels;
Market easy; No, t mixed, cash, 2c.;
No. I do.,, 280. 1 Ne. t yellow, J8c Oats
Io itradlng. Cloverseed-r-Receipts, 320
vagst shipments, 61 bags; market steady;
prime cash, tM: March, f ,42.
r" ! ' ' -; ' oil Market. '
V PltUburjr, P;i Nov. II. Oil opened and
lowest, 81.60; . highest. 81.61; closed,
X. here and on City.
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Chicago, No. ll.-Cattle Receipts,, 6,000
.head; market slow and steady; common td
lltr tersM Wall Mockers and feeders;
r.fcAlffi; aowiaad bulla, 61.60U.W; calves,
-6: TtxAns, '. 8wJ.40; wests rn ratigsnt,
.iiTi,' Hats-noe4ta, ,00O head;
rket t.l oottt lower: heavy
toklng "i r, Mpf Ma, 8150U.66; oora-r-n
to eTinic h... -4, Oa8.66; choice as-(4v.i.ii.ty-W!
Iw-t T4.e0aJ.l8; plga, 8
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a3. 90. Sheep Receipt. 20.000 head; market
weak and 10al5 cents lower; Inferior to
choice. 81.75a3.30; lambs, Ha3.4&
r Philadelphia Tallow Market.
Philadelphia. Nov. 19. Tallow Is steady
but dull. We quote: City prime. In hhUs,
44c; country prime. In bbla, 4a4c;
country dark. In bbls, - 3a3c ; cakes,
4c; grease, SWSc.
NEWS OF 01 K 1XUUSTBIE3.
The Catawissa Railroad has declared
a dividend of 3 per cent, on the pre
ferred stock, payable November 20 as
registered October 31.. . -
The coal shipments over the Hunting
don and Broad Top railroad last week
were 39,295 tons, an , Increase of 13.777
tons over the same week last ye if. For
the year to date the shipments are 2,
085,597 tons, an increase of 276,455 tons.
II I! It
The preliminary work essential to the
beginning of the tunnel whlcn is to be
constructed so as to connect the No. 5
Jeddo slope with the Ebervale tunnel.
Is now about completed. The air-compressor
Is In working positon and work
upon the tunnel will commence prob
ably In a day or so. It Is expected to
have this vast undertaking completed
about spring. When the connection is
made all of the Jeddo works will send
their water off In the direction ot the
valley, thereby reducing the pumping
expenses greatly.
II II II
The Pittsburg and Kastern rallro.td
company has placed Ha order with the
Schenectady Locomotive Works for a
number of large, consolidation freight
locomotives, two of which ore for de
livery this year, and others during next
year. The grading and bridge super
structlon Is nearly ready for track lay
ing for fifteen miles,, and a branch from
Burnslde to Spdngler is under consider
ation. This will add a large output of
coal tonnage, and coal car equipment
for this traffic must be provided.
RAILROAD NOTES.
The report that the Metropolitan
Traction company had leased the Forty-second
Street and Boulevard surface
line Is confirmed. The transaction was
conducted very quietly, and some of the
directors of the companies knew noth
ing about it until the announcement
was made. It is also stated that the
Metropolitan Traction company hns se
cured control of two other lines in the
lower part of the city whereby desired
connection with the downtown ferries
on the North and East rivers will be ob
tained, and will Inaugurate a system of
transfers to and from the said ferries
which will be great feeders for Its main
lines. A system of elctrlc power will
be used on the smaller lines.
:o: .
Certain details of the reorganization
plan of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad have been announced. The
plan has been in possession of some
of the larger Interests In the company
for some time. It Is proposed to assess
the stock and first and second and
third Income bonds 20 per cent. New
common stock will be Issued In ex
change for the old. There will be lusucd
new first and second preferred stock.
Present first preference bonds will be
exchanged Into this first preferred
Btock, getting thirty shares In the first
preferred and 100 shares In the second
preferred for each 81.000 bond. The
second preference Incomes will receive
twenty shares In first preferred stock,
sixty shares second preferred, and sixty
shares In the new common stock. The
third preference incomes will receive
ten shares in first preferred, sixty
shares second preferred, and sixty
shares in the new common.
Early on Wednesday morning the en
gineer and fireman of the Santa Fe
overland train, bound west, when near
Cajon Pass, Cal., imagined they saw
something on the track right ahead.
Thinking the train was about to be
wrecked, they both Jumped. The engi
neer was rather badly hurt, but when
the fireman picked himself up out of the
dust he found that the engine had made
kindling wood of a wagon to which two
horses had been attached. Their driver
had seen the headlight of the engine
and had jumped in time to save him
self, and the animals themselves wore
cropping the dried grasB along the
roadside, which showed that they hud
not been greatly disturbed by the ac
cident. But the train, with nobody at
the engine's throttle, was plunging
away through the darkness, the pas
sengers asleep in their berths, utterly
unconscious that they were being drawn
Dy a wild locomotive. The fireman,
who had been left behind, thought he
would try to overtake the flying train
on foot. Then he changed his mind,
and, jumping astride one of the horses,
he set out after the runaway train. He
knew it must stop soon, as it had to
climb a very steep grade, and If the fire
under the hollers was not kept up the
supply of steam would not furnish
sufficient pressure to keep the wheels
going around. The vagrant train did
stop a mile and a half from where the
accident occurred. There did not seem
to be any reason for an Interruption of
the Journey just at that point, and so
the conductor and brakeinan hurried
ahead with their lanters to ask the
engineer what had given out. When
they round the cab empty, of course
the train hands were very much mys
tified. They asked each other a good
many questions to account . for the
strange disappearance of the engine
crew, when the fireman came loping
along on the horse he had borrowed.
After explanation had been made he
turned his horse toward San Barnadino
and brought the first tiding the railroad
people had of the missing train. A hack
was sent to the scene with another en
gineer, and as soon as steam was raised
the overland went on over the hill
through Cajon pass. .The same car
riage brought the Injured engineer to
the city. San Franslsco Examiner.
HONESDALE
H. T. Dolmetsch, one of our popular
photographers, returned from Chicago
on Saturday evening,' very much im
proved In health.
ueorge uunmng, or Htroucinpurg, for
merly of this place, has been spending
a few days In town.
Ben C. Gardner is boused up with a
bad case of Inflammatory rheumatism.
Worry vein out your
kMneyi.
paragus
tarn men. . .
" If you hare worried your
fcelf sick you can gain new.
'vigor by 'taking- Dr. Hobb'a
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A few dose will Teller...
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. ill drusistairor vailed ,
poetpsia for sue. par box. ,
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Worry, i
H. T. Menner and J. "Slfmuel Brown
returned from the wilds of Pike county
on Sunday evening. . Mr. Menner killed
one deer.
Miss Vlnnle'Rose la visiting friends
at Clinton. N. T.
John Abbott, of Carbondate, ,1a the
guest of Fred Farnham. . .
W. A. Parehall, of Port Jervls, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
P. E. tiumaer, of Hotel 'Anthracite,
Carhondale.c ailed In friends here yes
terday. David Pulls, jr.. who was arrested on
suspicion of having started the Burner
ous fires here lately, made a confession
Monday night before R. A. Smith, Sher
iff Murphy, Deputy Barnes. A, S.
Searles and Rev. John N. Lewis. He
admitted having set fire to the barn of
Patrick Weir, of which he was sus
pected. After getting some matches at
a bottling establishment nearby, with
which to light a cigarette, he went out
doors and lit his cigarette back of
Weir's barn. He then tossed the match
Into some hay and soon the barn was
a masa of flames. He denied having
started the other fires, but stated that
on the night the barn of Judge Purely
burned he was so drunk he didn't know
whether he set it on fire or not. David
Pulls is a cripple and not always sane. 1
A year ago he became so unmanage-
able that It became necessary to send '
him to the poor house. Lately he has
been drinking hard and this, added to
his lack of mental responsibility, no
doubt drove him to his insane deeds.
The school teachers of Wayne county
have Invaded the county seat and now
aie attracting the attention of every
one In the borough, especially the young
mm. The Institute opened at 2 p. m.
Monday with about 200 teachers in at
temlnce. Superintendent Kennedy
opened the session and made his an
nual address, which wrung with words
of encouragement. Professor G. W.
Twltmyer discussed "Moral Training
and Superintendent McNeal. of Dau
phin county, gave an Intending ad
dress. Superintendent Schaeffer was
present yesterday and gave the teach
ers many a good pointer to help them
in their work.
The Jubilee singers will be at the
Methodist Episcopal church tonight.
FOREST CITY.
J. II. Bryden, of Pittson. was In the
borough on business yesterday.
George Clark.of Scranton.was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Cnffey and Mrs. Andrew
Morgan were In Carbondale Monday.
Mrs. R. H. Dunn visited Honeda!e
friends Monday and Tuesday.
An Infant child of George Matteson's
Is seriously 111.
The "Old Rube Tanner" company will
appear at the opera house Saturday
evnlng. The company comes well rec
ommended. Forest City Council. Jr. O. U. A. M.,
will attend services In a body at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
Rev. J. L. Williams, the pastor, will
preach a special sermon for the occa
sion. 1
The reviewers appointed by the
Wayne county court to view the road
between the O. & W. depot and the Sus
quehanna county line, at this place,
were on the ground Monday, and as a
result of their work the road has been
laid In a direct line from the depot to
the old bridge. Many of the residents
In the upper end of this borough are dls
sattsfieu because the road does not ter
minate at a point further north, so that
it would connect with Grand avenue,
and It Is probable that a petition to have
reviewers appointed will be circulated.
C. H. Alexander, of Carbondale, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
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By common consent the greatest
living writer of short stories is
o o Rydyard Kipling .
He is, indeed, the King of Story
Tellers. The demand for the work
which comes from his pen ex
ceeds that for the writings of all
other living writers
The Tribune, in association
with other leading daily journals
of the country, takes pleasure in
announcing a new story from the
pen of this master wielder of the
Queen's English, entitled x
Tie levi
and
The remarkable thing about it
lies in the fact that no story ever
written so vividly sets forth the
absolute sublimity of human en
durance. This tale, with the
vividness characteristic of its
author, depicts the last adventure
of a desperate crew of sea rob
bers captured in forbidden waters
with a shipload of stolen pearls.
Pirates though they are, their
indomitable Anglo-Saxon pluck
will win the sympathy of every
reader, , in their fearful struggle
with a maniac engine disabled by
a shell from a pursuing cruiser.
Scalded by escaping steam,
scorched by the- red-hot metal
they are forging, crazed by heat
and toil and famine , till they are
scarcely conscious of what they
. do, they strive with unyielding
stubborness to repair the wrecked
machinery and effect their escape.
DM -They Succeed?
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OROANIZED 1890.
CAPITAL 250,000
: buiiL03, $10,000
BAJTTTEIi HIVE3, President.
V. W. WAVBON. Vice-President.
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DIRECTORS.
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Pennsylvania
Roofing Co.,
326 Washington AYenis,
Scranton, Pa,
TELEPHONE 535.
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Ebonite Varnish,
Gravel Roofing.
Pipe Covering,'
Building Felts,
Sheathing Papers,
All kinds of rooflns: work dons. All kinds 3t
gravel or slag roofs made.
BREWERY.
Uannfactarers of the Celebrated
PILfiENER
LAGER BEER
CAPACITY I
100,000 Barrels per Annum
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