THE SCRANTON TRIBUNJG-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1899.
-IONAS LONG'S SONS.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
The People's Exchange.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
i i irnf-ifwyjj--
&
COME IN AND HEAR THE MUSIC.
All Records Smashed ; All Traditions Blown
to Atoms at
aA,0L wP1 At H,
,7 N3EGIN A" " jP CLOSE J
2S J, (Ball jr"i"P X1,"V 'Ct n iji awl ; ',"v liSsS 9 il
Think of the planning that entails upon us for the success of these Great
Riday Sales ; the goods that have to be purchased ; the prices necessary to in
duce "you to come rain or shine. All wonderful when you stop to think.
Please lemember that you cannot get the same goods at these prices on
anv other day. Nor can you get the same goods in any other store at these
pi ices -AiNY day. We aim to make our prices ALWAYS LOWEST but particu
lai ly so at our Great Friday Sales.
The Red-Price Tickets Will Guide You to the floney-Saving Counters
Station
ery
Here is a thousand
boxes of stationeiy
that was made to our
order for this Friday
sale. The p.ipei is
i lose wove and fine finish. The
in .i creamish tint only; the plain
the in-west shades and lancies. I'aper
and envelopes are of the newest ob
long shapes; 2. of cich in box;
I2c and i,c-
Un rriday
Only
them,
lively
Snow
Sprca d s,
veiy heavy quality; all trimmed
icadv tot use. Every day price
has been $i. On Friday only for
A tntle over
aids and at
, pi ice. Very
IOCS in s"Kolines;iiill 30
men, wiue unci just
cut tains. Never sold
10c. Fiiday only, yard.
the thing tot
under bo and
enes
Edges in handsome ci
woik patterns; 2 to s
cut out and
inches m
Sand woith from 7c to
day only, yard
10c yard.
v
Hosiery
Emforoid
124 pairs of Child
len's Fine Fast Black
Ribbed
length, strong and serviceable;
Sc pan , also 800 pairs of Men's
Hose in modes and tan shades;
Sc pair. Friday only
Rubbers
100 pairs of Ladies'
and Misses' Rubbeis,
in all sizes, . .
good quality just the thing
stormv, weather. TO GO
I HIS FRIDAY SALE FOR
on as
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
Bill for Today
At the At'iideniv of Music this nftet
noun the Hlllinun ootnpanv will pie
lent "A frinji of PapoF nnd tonight "A
Hidden Past" on Satuiduv nfteinoon
thu ciimimnv will bo seen In "Among
the Pines" and nt night In "The Clip
per." Fanny Rice at the Lyceum.
pnney Rice 1ms coitnlnly scored
tutloiiul tilumpii In her musical cum
ily "At the Fieneh Hall," which i-ho
.vlll prespiu hn tonight nt the Lv
euin. To listen to Funny Rice and
it tho same time t letnln one's com
insure Is n l.ibk well nigh impossible,
lev lvnhods are1 so quaint, her tlanc
UK. M.Mikllng eyes entering vlth In
jnte Inimor nnd Joviality tlcklen tho
IflbllltltH of the nvernge auditor to
inch uu extent that he finds himself
iioadenlnc Into an expansive smllo be
'rue the comedienne says a word. Shu
ins tho faculty of preparing ono for
lomcthlng that Is to rome, nnd then
jot disappointing them,
Famous Ban da Rossn.
The second American tour of tho
famous Handa ijossa will bp from
ncenn to ocean This gieat musical or
ganization travels In Its own special
train of luxutlamly appointed pnlaco
LADIE!
Relief
at
Last
ICCD ,A,k lul"!,t fr Br, lUrtf 1
V K c r F,r?noh '?i'"i fin in mtai ikh
i,. . wltbliremhyiAstoniopliil luo.W Ml
EVl E7 !i?,rt,W JS't n tavtnjt thn gmiiilne,
IVI EZ 'V-1.'! ffnrWo'itfn"mallUKtEln plalu
" " ",fM letter Willi U"tlmonUIanlprtlculri.
FPENCII DRUQ CO,. 381 6383 Pearl St., Nc Vork.
Goods
ruled comes
comes in all
Cashmere, in black and colors; 37-inch Illu
minated Serge; 44-1 rich All-wooi Knickerbock
er Suiting and 4O-111. Check I willed -a ftp.
Novelty; values range fiom 50c to I 8c
-,9c yard. On Friday only at, yard m. Jr
worth
a bundled ol
and at a very
pi ice. Full size
White Bed
BC
Things
6Sc
worth 37c; Wood Knife Boxes, varnished
and felt lined, worth 2-,c, heaviest quality
Tin Pai's. in 8, 10 and 12 quart, worth 34c
and a lot of Dusting Brushes, worth g
from 2qc to 44c. Your choice of B lc
the lot Friday I JT
a thousand
a sensational
pretty patterns
rocer
ies
gains. Hete they are :
Your choice of one pound of California
Prunes, a box of Bieakfast Cocoa, a package
of Gold Dust Washing Powder, a j
large Bottle of Blueing or a package 2jLc
of Crown Flakes a new serial, for. . BT
Your choice of French Fruit Jams in glass
jars; a quart bottle of Tomato Cat- jr.
sup, a package of Pancake Flour, )c
Comb Honey or Table Raisins, Fnday
An item that will
crowd the embroid
ery aisle .ill day
Friday, 4,000 yards
of Fine Cambric
open
4
width
Fri-
Hosiery
full
Dress
Ginghams
worth
Half
worth
l5
Dress Ginghams, in lengths of from 10
yards to 20 yards. Very handsome pat
terns. If bought by us in lull pieces, we
conld not sell them to you under 10 cents to
for 'j W
AT JJ H c
w M
12'j cents a yard. But enough for
a dress is yours at this great Friday
sale for, yard
Loners
Advertisers of Facts
cars and Its phennmeiril stir news ev
etvwheio clenily nroves that the Amer
ican public Is ever ready to appreciate
a great nnd ginnd musical treat Our
citizens are favored In huving this op
poitunlty of heai Irg such u conceit of
Mining and insplilng music given un
der the dhectlon of Souentlno, tho
w oi Id's greatest band conductor. Th"
great demand for seats nrsures a most
brllll'int engagement heie at the Ly
ceum theater on next Satmday, mati
nee und evening. Ceitalnly we are
much Indebted to Italy In havlns her
send to these frhorfs such a vvondeiful
band.
Bennett-Moulton Company.
"Tickets all sold" Is the sign lhat lato
comers witness at the peifonnances of
tli Bennett-Moulton Comedy com
pany, which appears at tho Academy
of Music all of next week, with Satm
day matinee. Tho reason Is that In
h past eighteen yeats they havo al
vmijs kept filth with the public. ThH
fceason Manager Moulton ptomlee3 a
new leptrtolre, n lit st clas acting com
pany, a car load of scent ry and tholr
own orcheHia The prices, 10. 20 and
30 cents, just meet the depressed con
dition of businrsH nnd nn early selec
tion of seats will bo necessary. They
uie now on sale at tho box office. For
full information see advertlbinent In
another column. Commencing Tues
day, inatlueoi dally.
Rag-Time Opera.
What l tinmed by tho management
db a rug tlmo ouem will be thn ofler
lnulut the Qaloty thentor for tlneo
nlshts und matinees, cnmmoncln;
Monday next It U presented by iho
Duktown Swells, n laigc rompany
composed oiulrelv of coloied arilsts.
This company Is now In Its twenty
sixth weok nnd has played to phenom
The greatest Friday Bargains
we have yet given. A lot of
about 2,300 yaids. including
44-inch Storm Serge, 111
black and colors: 36-inch
A lot of useful articles
to go at 19 cents and
all worth much more.
Theie are extra large
Fibre Wash Basins,
Two special lots ol
items at 4 cents and 9
cents that will make
v -ry choice picking
among the Friday Bar
Another recoid
bi caking domestic
bargain. 2, 500
yards of extra fine
quality Zephyr
ons
Only.
enal business eveivwhero nnd Is said
to bo a laugh from fetnit to finish. A
strong olio of specialties Is Introduced
and the performance tenses with an
entirely new burlesque.
AltCHBALD.
Mis. John Coughlln, uu estimable
lady of this boiough, died yesterday
morning nfter nn Illness of two hours.
She Is suivlved by .her husband and
one child, two blbters and a bi other.
Auangementn for tlio funeial will bo
given later.
After a haid battle the election is
at last settled Three hundred und slx-ty-ono
votes were enst In tho Second
wind. The counciluien elected were
Mail; Price, Thomas Munley, Thomas
Flnnerty, school dlreutois, Frank Caw
ley, James McAndrew and James Swift.
Messrs. Mcndelson and Wheeler, of
Jermyn. and Hrenntn, of Carbondale,
culled on Ulveislde friends Wednesday.
All Patrlik Donnelly tailed on
friends in Jeimyn duilng the week.
Miss Annie IWulon, of Carbondale,
Is tho suest of Miss Allte Sweeney.
Tho Junior Older of I nlted Amei
lcan Mechanics held a bclcct masquer
ade ball Wednesday evening which vww
luiffely attended.
Oil Market.
Oil City. Pa. Feb 23 -Ci edit bulunces.
$1 13; certificates, no bids; totul ship,
tronts, Feb. 20, 21 and 22, 230,409 barrels;
runs, b.imct dates, SO), 510 ban els.
RELIEF IN A DAY. The ired lotter
promlfo that never fulls In cases of
tho severest and most chronlu btomach
troubles In lining Dr. Von Stun's Pine
apple Tablets. Nuturo (U cited tho pine
appla us one of humanity's groat patia
reim medical science has searched It out
nnd now It's at tho door of every suf
ferer. A uhawint and pofltlvo cure. 35
ents. 15' ' t by Mutthows Bros, und W. T.
Claike.-io
THE MARKETS.
Wall Stieet Itevlew.
l!y Associated Press.
Now York, Fob. 23.-Todny'fl market
dealings in excess of a million shares was
extrtmely criattc and the not results
Bhowcd honois about even between ilia
bulN nnd boars The most significant
losses wero made. In Sugar mid Uio
Granger group, Uuidngton figuring tor
Bit. Tho Icmlcm lit tho other column wero
Tobacco, tho Minneapolis t.nd at. Louis
shurcs und Thlid Avenue. Thu market
opened strong with u tonsldcrnble de
mand for foreign uccntint, London tak
ing tully fioono shurcs. over half or whljh
wero tho Atchlsons. l'lcnty of sell ng or
tiers appeared und prices loctdcd trom
tho opening figures, In noino cases sharp
1. bpeclul sticngth was shown by Amer.
lean Steel gaining J points when the gcii
cuil list was ciumbllng. This was due to
tho Blowing reports of tho company a
business which emanated fiom parties
connected with tho property. Sugar wns
supports! In the cully dealings but
ended with a live-point loss. Iho Coal
ers uvewtged a point up with Jersey Cen
tral exceptionally jumping SVi on reports
(owurd legulntlng the ronl nude iho
market closed Iriegulur with weak un
tlertonc. Total tales w.-io J Oil 400 shares,
'llio bond mail.el dlbplivcd u mniked de
gree of strength, wiiltn was not ltillu
enccel by the block In stock prRos until
tho close when some Issues .lel!d in
sjmpathy. Totul tales wire J!,5u0,(rj0.
By J 11. L. Carrlngton & Co.
Xew York, t'eb 2J The market opened
BrKUla,r ii nd excited in places with
heavy buying orders In Ameilcan Btetl
und Wire, rodirnl Steel and Tennussco
Coal stocks which resulted In sharp ml
atice In them. London houses wero
lnrco buyers of their mcclnltles, notably
Union Tactile und Atchison. Commission
houses had a fair amount of orders but
there was somo liquidation tnrnugnoiu
the list. The market held btrons and Him
thniUKhout tho curl p.ut uf tho day but
mound ISO p. m. a soiling moximont do
Mlopcd which droppid this from 1 to 3
per cent. The market looks oer bought
to us and we should not be a bit surprised
to see somewhat lower prices. Tho de
cline was heaviest today In tho stocks
which hnvo shown most material ad
vances. We have renson to believe that
several large Interests havo liquidated
on tho last advance and nie willing to sen
the market run off somewhat. While wo
are not bearish we think tempotarlly at
Iiast. purchases should only bo made on
weak snot Tho conditions of money aro
coming In evidence eveiy d.iv and it Is
Just posslblo some liquidation Is caused by
tho fact that loans are being called by the
banks. Tho g rations of Tobacco nnd
Sugar have vvo.ikincd the maiket per
ceptibly. Shorts have been forced to
coer these b uniovlng buying power
which prtvlouslv elstid At tho tamo
time the hiv'o frljhtened outsiders Into
taking profits which they picvlously
would nut have done Such manipulation
as has taken place In the market Is nl
wnvs detrimental to best Interests and for
that reason we ore Inclined to bo conser
vative on It Steel nnd Wire which wo
havo bien persistently bullish on was
very strong and active throughout tho
daj,. It will not advance In tho declining
market but nuv be safely purchased he
low M for vrrv much higher figures. Tho
market closed somewhat lrregulnr and
weuk with probability of lower prices to
morrow Total sales, 1.011,422 shares;
bonds, Jj,074,00O.
Quotations furnished by LADAU &
ruLLKIt, stock, grain and cotton brok
ers rooms in and 210, Board of Trad
building. Scranton, Pa.
Open- High- Low- Clos
ing est est. ing.
Am. Cot. Oil ?b
WA
MH
:!!
Am. Sag. lle'g Co ..111
lit'-
2IT
r,T
1S9
ITS.
SI.3
0Ti
lH
112
2911
16
Atch , To. & S. Po.. 24'i
2.('8
172
21'(
lV'j
5
A . T. & S. V.. Pr
Am. Tobacco Co .
Am. S. & XV .. ..
Am. S. & XV., Pi.
Hrook n T
Can. Southern ...
N. .1. rent ral . ..
Ches. & Ohio
r;
ITS
52'i
i
59' 6
lOS'i
2v,
9V -
no
1IUJ
29'i
IC'm
CO'i
luou
2PU
Chic., & G. W
11
UBH
Chic & N W 151
131
llsii.Hli.
chic, n & o
1 l?i
14lU 14! 141
inn iw m
121U 119 120
cu' nnv wi
Chic, 3111. & St P
Chle, K. I. & P ...
C C. C. i St. L
ron Gas
Delawaro & Hud ,
132'4
.1J1
m
.200i 213'1 2i39''- I'l'o
1143, 1143 11IU& 111
D, L. A. XV lfilU H,lil lt,l nil
Ted Steel. Pr SS. SS'. S7'i S'
Fed. Steel, Com .... f.2 r.2 Ms, M';
Gen. i:iictrlc llli 114'i in, 1H4
Louis. & Nash . ... 67'i d' fi)3 HI',
Manlinttnn Hie ...,11.T2 114 1I2U. H2'a
Met Trnctlon Co ...241 217'. 212'- 2)4
M K & Tex., Pr .. 41 41'4 10 10
Mo. Pacific 4S 4S1, 47 '"
Nat Lend M7 J""s Jii'n 'S'A
N Y. Central Tit in 1,7'. 117
Ont & West 24 21 2:! 23
North Pacific SI 51' M'i '",
Nor Pacific Pr W4 M)', 79. 79'j
Pacific Mail 5SH 5i r,2 r,2
Ptople's Gas llfl'i ll'j III ll!4
I'hli. & Head 21"4 21i 22 ?1
P & K 1st Pr .. . II M.S 0I'4 t.l'i
Southern II. It , Pr . M' 31', CO'!, r.o',
Tcnn , C. & Iron .. . IVj jc 44 11
Teas At Pacific ... 24'J 21'f. 24N 21'4
I'nlon I'acllie ,VJ SO', 4S, 4S"s
fnlon Iic. Pr si- n to-, w
I' S. Rubber K4 rA r.V r.l'i,
V S. Leather, Pr . 7.U-, 71' 4 72' 72' 4
Wabash, Pr 21'4 2t 2T4 223
West Union 93 9V4 'i 9I'
oil Ts 9 swaSv -9umf3r3 "C-II rmmgfbmb
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADG
Open- High- Low- Clos
WHEAT.
May
July
CORN
May ,
July
OATS.
M.iv
Julv
PORK
Mav
Jul
LARD,
Mav
July
ing. fst
7J? St
71"j 71"&
est.
Ing
7T4
7l'i
71
3i,'i
27
23
, 9i7
, 9S2
, 5 4J
, 3.57
31.
27?h
23'S,
9S2
5 4r,
5 57
S,'i 3))'-
'IS7
9.S2
OS-'
5 43
5 57
5-17
6 57
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange,
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
Scranton & Plttston Trac. Co. ... 20
First National Bunk ioo
Elmhurst Boulevard iou
bcranton Savings j-cnK ...
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Tlirnon Novell! Mfg. Co ..
235
93
383 ...
SO
s-r.inton Rallwav Co 23
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank ....... ISO
Economj L.gbt Heat & Pow
er Company ...
Scianton Illuminating. Heat
& Power Company S5
Scranton Forging t-o ...
Traders' National Bank 130
:oo
130 ...
150
150 ...
HM,j
80
400
125 ...
IM
SO
... 100
115 ...
115 ...
113 ...
100
102
... 102
83
100
Lacka. Lumber j-o . ........
Luck. Trust & Safo Dep. Co..
Mooslc Mountain Coal Co
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co., Com
Clark & Snover Co., Pr
Carson Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works ........
Scr. Iron Fence & Mfg Co ..
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgugc, due 1920
Pe-ple's Street Railway, llrst
mortgage, due 1618
People's Street Railway. Gen.
eial mortgage duo 1921 ....
Dlrkson Manufacturing Co i ...
Lacka Township School 5..
Cilj of Scranton St Imp. 0.,
Mt Vernon Coal Co
Crnnlnn Axln Works
Scranton Traction 0 bonds... 105 ...
Carson Coal Co 1
Philadelphia Grain nnd Produce
Philadelphia, Teb. 23 -Wheat Fhmer
'c higher, contract grade Febiuary, 7i'j
n7io Corn Firm und l4c higher; Tch
ruuiv 3S,a3se Oats Dull anil lu2e low
oi, No. 2 white clipped Jia37'-c , No 3
do do . 3V-o : No 2 mixed do , 3ma33c.
Butter Steady; fancv western creamery,
2ic do pi Ints, 21c Eggs rirm nnd 7c
higher, fresh renrbv. JMe : do, western,
2sc; do southwestern, 29c , do. southern,
2Se. Cheese Steady Refined Sugars
Firm: fMr demand Cotto i -I'n'-hanged
Tallow Firm; city prlme.ln hognlnnds,
4'4alsio country, do. do., barrols. Pic;
d.uk. do, 4c. cakes, Ec , grtiibe, 2'iiiT.e.
Live Pf lltry Dull, lcwet fowls. st.nlOc ;
old roosters, "c , spring thickens, OHalOc ;
FINANCIAL.
LaBAR & FULLER
BROKERS,
Oldest establish:. Iloase In lite City.
Beulers In STOCKS, COTTON, 0AIN and
PROVISIONS, on mui'iln of lordellvory.
OI'HICn: Rooms joo und no Hoard ol Trade
llulldlni, fcrjnton, I'u.
L. Q. LA BAR. I. V. FULLER,
ir nn j-i. n.njii i i ,, . - ..j.
A
POPULAR GLIUUING HOUSC for tho IlcucM ot All Who
llnvc Houses to Kent, Kcul Kstatu or Other Property to
Sell or Kxchurmc, or Who Want Situations or Help Thcjc
Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for
I-'ive Cents a Word Kx;ept isltimtloiii Wanted, Wlileh Arc In
serted Free,
FOR RENT
Kon ih:nt-303 Ji:rFi:itsox AVi:Nt;n.
Apply It M. Wulker, 1) , u m vv . ue
pot. VOll HKNT STOUU NO. 21 LACKA
wanna avenue, Scranton. T. I. Ho
ban, uttorncy, 1J0 Wjomlng avenue.
VOll KHNT-HOUSi: 71ri QflNCY Ai:
iiuc, ull ImpioveinentH, opposite Jlosts
Tnylor hospital.
HOtlSLIS J223 AND 1K3V4 WASHHUIIN
btrcet liKiulto of C. S. Woodrull,
attorney.
ron ui:ni - APitiiL ist, sTcmr:,
llrst Iloor No '21 Lackawanna avenue,
now occtipiid b II Langtcld's mlllineiy.
I . L. Ciunc.
for Ri:NT-nursi:s Nos roi and :n
t,..i?;PrUl Washington avenue, below city
building. Suitable for phvslclans1 ofllccs
nnd residence Apply to Henry Hclln, Jr ,
401 Conncll Building.
FH "''NT-STOIin ROOM, NOrV07
n,,;0,rt,h Washington avenue, formerly
f,.'nlc,(I b' J- W. Guernsey. Steam
;,n,!:.tlova,or- rear entrance. For terms
''iJJJl to Jones Bros , SU Lackawanna
i or iii:nt-my nnsronNcn cor-
f "I1- of Wnshlngton avci.uo nnd Ollvo
niiirl c A" modern Improvements. In
21 Lm0..8, J1rHs, No C02 N. Washlngtp-i
fit erlc or Woirh Bros'. Shoo Store, No.
Lackawanna avenue.
FOR RKXT-TWO FLOORS. 40xR0.
-.'. '"eluded; centrallv located; low
rent. Inquire 137 Pcnn avenue.
FOR RHNT-HOUSi: 021 MADISON
avcn."e- steam heat; every convent
avenues PP,J WPn3 Bros" wl Mtld,,on
1nV, K n s COMMONWHALTH
inl; "i""B pl"gle rooms and suites for
ierm of vrars with vaults One Milte of
six connecting ofllces with three vaults
.;..,. ,. mu'" ' o otnies. caen wiui
vault. Moderato price. Reflnished to suit
tennnls Inqulro at room 09 on 0th floor.
FOR IIKXT-DFSK ROOM OR HIIARH
of olllces, second floor, front. Coal
Lxchf.nge rnn nt room 15.
FOR RUNT-SUCOND FLOOIti 701
Qulncy.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
Guernsey Brothers' rooms. 7-S Burr
building. Goods the best, p'lcea tho low
est, terms the easiest. A call will con
vince all.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLFAX AVE
nue. For particulars address Box 343,
Scranton. Pa.
rOR SALE-TEN R-1-r-A-N-S FOR 5
cents at druggists. One gives relief
ducks. Wall.; turkejs lOallc; geese, 9a
10c Dressed Poultry Steady, fowls,
choice lie ; do. fair to good, lOalO'c. ; old
roosteib, Sc. ; spring chickens, choice, 12c ;
do. fair to good, llall'fcc. ; turkevs, choice
to fancy, 12al5c ; do. fair to good, lOallc ;
ducks, lOallc. Receipts Flour. 4 000 bar
lels and 44,000 sacks, wheat, IS 000 bush
els, corn. 193 000 bushels, oatb, 13,000 bush
els Shipments Wheat, 14 OOO bushels;
corn, 111,000 bushels; oats, 11,000 bushels.
NewYorkQraln and Produce Market.
New York, Feb. 23. Flour Moie active
In bprlng bakers and patents but quiet
otherwlso; winter straights. $JG0a3.70. Rso
Flour Steady; choico to fancy JllOalcO.
Wheat Spjot firm; No. 2 red, SI'8e , f o
b , aoflat to arrlvo, SG'c spot, No 1 hard
Manitoba, MVie , t, o. b., nfloat, No. 1
northern Manitoba, Sl7c, f o. b , aftoat
bpot; options experienced psltlvo stieugth
mst f tho sfssln n gmeral evering start
ed bj cold weather news, higher cables
and rumors that a. big Chicago elevator
Intenst was nbsorblng Mav wheat; tho
March option was also advanced bharply
b foreign buying, near the close, how
cvei. utilizing set In und prices icacted
closing barely bteady at '(alt nit ad
vance, March closed S31c , May, 77r-c;
Julv, 73'bC Corn Spot llrm; No. 2, 43UC,
fob, n1lo.it. new and old. options, llko
wheat, was strong all dav on local cover
ing, outbldo demand nnd light country of
ferings, the. murkot closed a little oft lrom
top with wheat but btead at '(,a'4c. net
ndvnnee; Mav closed 40e , Julj 41c
Oats Spot Uiet, No 2. .15' e ; No. .1 l"e ,
No.. 2 white, J7c ; No 3 do, 3oc , track
mixed, western J3'2a37c; ti.iclt white. SG'i
ntO'ic ; options quit t. Butter Ste.idv ,
western creamery la22c. ; do factory, 12a
14e , Elglns, 22c, Imitation creamery. U'j
alOc. ; state ilalrv, 15a21c ; do. creameiv,
10a22c. Eggs Fltmer; state and Penn
sylvania -ii2c, western tresh, 2c ; south
ern, 2S'ia29c
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago Feb 23 Wheat was very llrm
today until within ten minutes of tho
close of tho session when u ?4c advance
suddenly disappeared on realizing bv
longs nnd May lett oft onlj ibc higher
than yesterd.iv Corn and oats gained 4c
each; pork and lard Improved 10c each
nnd ribs 3a7".c Cash quutatluns wero as
follows. Flour Moderato demand and
steady; No. 2 wheat, 69a71'c , No. 2 red,
72Via7JLi.c. , No. 2 corn. SlaJjc , No. 2
oatb. 27'ic , No. 2 white 30':c , No. .1 do.
29io30c; No 2 rye. 5C'3c, No. 2 b.iifry.
42a52c; No 1 flax seed 1 P.. N. XV $1 lU'n;
prlmo timothy seed, ?2. I7'fe, mess pork
$9 4'ia9 50, lard, V27a3W. hhort litis, $4 33
nl73; diy salted shouldus, 4'sa4ic ,
whiskey, 1.20, sugais, unchanged
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Feb. "t. Cattle-Slow at $1 1.3a
5 33; western fed steers S4.i5 30, Texas
steers, $)50a4 73, calves, $3 50a7 2'). Hog? -Aetlvo
and steady iulr to choice. $"70i
IWj, packing lots $15013 01'., mix"d,
ft' ..Li 72'. butchers. $i 33J-77'., light,
I "iii i .170, pigs JJ,H5". Sheep-Stcadv ;
lambs, slow und weak lmor to mime.
sheip, Jlal.10. ewes. $3.73al03; yearlings.
5l2Vi4 65. export fl.mi4 33, pool to prlmo
lambs, JIWU4S0 Receipts Catth, IMimj
head; hogs, 22,i) head, sheep, l.'uOO head.
East Liberty Cattle Maiket.
East Llbertv. Pa Feb 23.- Cattle
Steady; extra j'.13u3 63; prime. $5 20a5l0;
common, f 1 30. 4 llogb Stead) . pi Inn
mediums rJ.90aJ93, hiavv hugs, flM,
heavy Yorkers, $)60a3 S3 light do 170.i
3,7i. pigs JJ.50a3 53, common plf,s J2 30a1,
roughs, J2 50a3 4o. Sheep hteadi : ehnlce
wethers, $1 35a4 13 common, -30a3'iO,
cholto lambs. $4 90a5; common to good la
4 90, veal calves, $3 50a7.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
East Buffalo, N. Y. Feb. 21-Cettle-Dull
and slow. Hogs Falrlj active, good
to choice Yorkets and light inedlums, $3 V)
n" I"; reaighs 'J:'m,M, pigs fait to
choke, JI5ralC3. Sheep and Ijitnbi
Ste.ad ; lambs, choice to extra, $5a3o3;
culls and common, J3.75a4 tV, bheep, choice
to selected wethers, $1.3al 50, culls and
common, t.'W.U
New Yoik Live Stock Market.
Ne w
.iik Feb. 23 Bcovib-Nothlng
doing
bteady. Calves Easlei ; veals,
poor to prune. Jtai.w; lops, s: vvesierns,
$2 73. Shevp Weak , lambs, lower bhe. p,
common to fair, Jla4; lambs J512'.ii5 ;.,
malnlj, ?3.23a5.30. Hogs Firmei at JJSG.i
4 10
A
HOUSE
FULL
INSTEAD OP AN EtirTY
ONe, IB WHAT YOU WILL
HOLD IP YOU ADVERTISE
IN THE "FOR RENT" COL
UMNS OP
THE TRIBUNE
o-
- .. - . - . -- --. - -i
WANTED.
sv
WANTHD-SINOLU HOtJSn OF in OH 12
looms, with all Improvements. Ad
dress "Home," Tilbuno olllce.
WANTF.D - W1LK11S - IlARRi: I'ROP
erly In exchange foi Scranton prop
erty. Address XV. II. Pethrlck, Wilkes
Barrc. vanti:d-casi: of bad "hfaIFit
that R-1-P-A-N-R will not heneilt Send
B cents to Rlpa. s t licmleal Co , New
J-ork.for 10 samples and l.uoo testimonials.
HELP WANTED -MALE.
wantiid - A oi:ntli2.manly ap
pealing man to sell vvlncs ind liquor
to lawjers, doctois and merchants. Com
mission oi saint . Address l.uke Keulu
Vintage fo., Bath. Steuben, Co , N. Y.
HELP WANTED- FEMALE.
WANT12D-A nPTTONHOLi: MAKHR
nt tho Fnlon Mnnufaetuilng Com
pany, CIS Lnckauanna avenue.
LADIKS TO RMP.ROlI)i:R-GOOD PAY-
Ing. easy work sent to youi home,
write for bnrnplo and m'lterlnls. Vnlquo
Kmbroldci y Co.. 102 Fulton St.. New York.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
DESIRABLE T"tmNISl IED'fRONT
room; ptenm heat running water and
bath, 107 Madison avenue.
to li:t-i'Frnishi:d room for
ono or two gentlemen, excellent lo
cation Bter.m heat, uso of bath. Re lei
cnees required. Addless L. 11. IJ , Box
475, cttv.
for ri:nt-pli:a8ant F'.v.nisiu : u
rooms, conveniences. Rooms from U.00
up, 622 Mulberry street.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALC-MY RESIDENCE: AT 233
Colfax avenue: Just ci mpletcd. All
modern Improvements Itprdwood finish,
panltnry plumbing, electric lights etc.
Price reasonable. Addrtbs Frank T.
Okell, 220 Broadway, New York city.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TOLOAN AT 4"j TO 0 PER
cent, sums to &ult bonovvcr. Junius
Gardner Sonderbon 1003 Mears Bldg, elt
BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN CAN FIND BOARD
with private family. Home comforts.
213 N. Main avenue.
MRS. L. T. KELLER, SCALP TREA'.
ment, 50c, shampooing, 50c; facial
massage, manicuring, 23c, chiropody .ol
Qulncy.
CITY SCAVENGER
A.B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAFL1S
und cess pools, no ouor. unpiuveu
pumps used A BRIGGS, Proprietor
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenii",
or Elcke a drug store, cornel Adums and
Mulberry. Telephone 9540.
LEGAL.
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholder of the Dickson Manu
facturing Coir.panj will bo held at tho
nlllte of tho compauj. In the cltv of
Scranton, on the bth day of March Is it. ut
10 o'clock a m . for the purpose of elect
ing directors, vctlng upon thu change of
bi-luws. piovlding for the tlmo and plate
of meeting of dliectors, and the mode nf
amending tho by-laws, and such other
mutteis ah mav come hetoto the met ting
L F. BOWER, Secretaiv
THE ANNFAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Lackawanna li in
nnd Steel Company, lor the election of
directors and the tiansuetlon ol such
other business ns may pioporly tome le
foro the meeting, will be held at the olllce
of tho company In the city of Scranton,
Pennsvlvnnla on Wednesdav, March 1st
1S99, at two o'clock p. m Tho polls will
remain open for one hour The minster
books will be closed on February 19 1VU
and reopened on March 2. U'O.
J. P HIGGINSON Secretary
Scranton, Pa Febtuaiy 17, 1S9J.
SITUATOJSWjnTED
SIInXyANTED TO DO GENER
al housewoik in small family Call or
add! ess Miss D. K , No 910 Union btreet
clt.
SITUATION WANTED BY A TlllST-
class gioceiv clerk and order solicitor
Will onlv vork tor tlrt-elass lltm. well
ncquainted In all parts of the tlt , e in
furnish refetitiee. Address Giocery 1421
Capoiibo avenue, eltv.
SITUATION WANTED - IN SMALL
family for general hou'-ewoik (,r
man girl. SU PlttHton ave . South Side
SITUATION WANTED-BY MIDDLE
agid woman, us housekeeper, cm
furnish references Addif-s E J, 310
Laekawantue avenue, Ity
WANTED - DRESSMAKING BY A
young l.idv, graduate of the "McDow
ell Dressmaking Academj" of Philadel
phia. McDowell Hjhtcm used Address
Dtessmakei, 920 (Jlcen Itldgo st , city.
SITUATION WANTED WASHING.
Ironing or am kind of house cleaning
bv the day or vv 111 take waihlng home
.Mrs Leo. side door, 420 Franklin avenue
A THOROUGH r BOOKKEEPER
desires Mtuatlon, w.ifces moderate
Address Bookkeepet this olllce
SITUATION WANTED-BY MAN "S
j ears, large btiblm ss experience, flibt
clabs refel ences, cleik bookkee-jiei or
anv kind of work. Address H M A .
Tribune office.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH
eight veais' epeileuec In utllcu and
dellei elcpaittnenib of Nw York di
p.iitment Htete, anv kind oi clerical po
sition, salary moderate B. A
SITUATION WANTFD-nV M .N AND
vvlfo to takr caio ol elub house or ho
trl, eltv or countr lest lefelentes Ad
dle -s City or Fouim j, Tilbune office
SITUATION AYANTED-BY A YOU Ml
man dilving delheii wago.i or coach
man for n private famllv , Juct dlscharced
from the Tbllteenlh regiment, must have
woik at once. Addless '., tJl Prlco stieet.
eltv.
RAIL.ro A D TIME TABLES.
Lclits;li Valley KiillroaJ.
In Elfeet Feb 5. 1S99
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON
For Philadelphia and New Yoik via D
& II. It R at K 13 u. in end 12 0J 2 is, u;
Blnck Diamond Exntejg, and 11.30 p, ,
Suudavs, li ": H . 1 5S 7 4S p. j,l.
For White Haven Uuilcton und prln
clpal points la the eoal le-glons. via JJ &
II. It. 11.. !" -1 n"(1 -" P. til. Fur
Pottsvllle. 0.13. 2 UP m
For Bethlehem. Laston. Reading Hur
llsburu and pilnclpal Intel medlnto bt.i
tiniH via D A. 1I.. H.C43 a. , , Kn
is 4 ; Iliac k Diamond Express, 11 i
KuiidLK D r H . 1 5s, 7 4S p in
For Tiinklianneiik, Towumlu. i:i
Ithaon, Geneva and nrlminiil intcim.
ate stalonc. 't -',, m " V
it in 12 33 and J.-j P m
For Geneva. RichcHcr Bulfalo. Ma.
a in Falls. Chicago and all points west i ,
1 At II. i:o1' 3JJ- 5,lnck niuinjiid
Uxnrcss 7 48 and 11 W p. in. Sundays D
aTii H li "' " ' P m
Pullnuin pprlor and sleeping or r.phbth
Valley parlor cars on nil trains betwoen
Wllkes-Hniro und New York. Phlludol
nhla Buffalo and Siibpeiiblon Btldge
1 ROLLIN H. WILBUR Gen Sunt..
South Bethlehem Pa
CUAS. 8. LEE, Gen, Pass. Agt, id Coit-
lund street. New York.
XV. NONEMAC11ER. Division Pass-
ongcr Agent, South Bethlehem, Pn.
.rr (invents and Pullman leservatlnns
j apply S03 Lackawanna ave., Scianton, I'u,
Schedule In Hlfict May 10, i3a5.
Trains Loavo Wilkos-Barro as FoL
lows:
7.30 a. m wook days, Tor Sunbur
HarrlsburR, Phlladalphla, Dalii.
more, WaslitnRton, and for Pitts
burg and tho West.
10.15 a. in., woek days, for Hailolon,
Potlr.vlllo, Roadlng, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrisburjr, Phlladolohla,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
bur; nnd tho Wost.
3.12 p. m , dally, forSunbury, Harris
burK Philadolphla, Baltimore,
Wathlnpiton, nnd Plttsburc ani
tho Wost.
00 p. m., weok days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philadelphia ani
Pittsburg.
J. K. WOOD, Otn'l Pn. AienL
J. HUTCHINSON, deneral AUnar.
Del.. Laclca. and Western.
Effect Monday, Nov. 14, 1SD3.
iralns le.ivo Scrnntcti us follows: Ex
i jSs"?r.Nuw Yurlt i""1 "" I'olnts cast,
1.40. o 00, u 10, S 00 and 10 03 u. 111. , 12.&3 Ull3
P. m.
nhin".1"?!1 .(or "'"ton. Trenton, Phllndel.
i io"c'ia lll,u south, 5.10, b 00 und 10.05 a.
,Vl5''"l 3 3) p. m.
"OUjnnnilll neenin,1nlnM C 1ft n m
m Irn1 ??" or M'lKhamton Oswego. IH
M.rri,Cn0,rVl,.,F'lllUh' Uunsvlllo, Mount
163 nminrrn,,Uffal0' 1J ,U- 2-3'Jl 0M m-l
tio nf f,60J'5 tn niuklng coso connec-
northS..Vufru! to n" Iolnt, th0 westi
Wiihinl,",,u BO''H'west.
Tiinni,, .B,.on necommodatlon. 3.10 p. m.
vinh!! 1,l,tol nnd way stations. 1.03 p. m.
r"olson accommodation, CIO p. m.
4 ? "" naS!LVl m UlC"flCld SPr,a3"'
For v;;,;''' 9W " m.'ana 1.33 p m.
H,5, ."ftlmmlierlnnd. Plttston. Wilkes.
vl'li'n, rtmoiul1' Bloomsburg and Dan
im.i,i),. .n5 cl"''0 connections at North
IlilMn!2rd ,f.".r Wllllninsport, Harrlsbuig,
ll'S1' , Washington nnd the south,
llnnu eVInI,'SrIa"1' ""a Intermcdlnto sta
uons, COO, 10 o: a in , nnd 1.55 and 5.40 p.
iwn!,.,lic'j!?0.nnu' intermediate stations,
moriV.'1 ". ,0.n m I'U mouth and Inter-V-f.,ialP
Htn"". 3.35 and 8.50 p. m. For
Kltigston, 12 53 p. in.
nil iJm-1" '"lrlr and sleeping coaches on
all express trains
i-or detailed Information, pocket tlmc
h,V i,P,c" arDly to M. L. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot ticket of-
Delaware and Hudson.
cjo.w,mdnj-i rcb- 5,h' tralns w"t leavo
Scranton as follows:
For Cnibondnle-6 20, 7.33, 8 53, 10.13 a.
0 1,. ll.oo p m.; MS am.
1 or Albany. Saratoga. Montreal. Bos
ton ew England points, ctc.-C.20 a. m..
2 20 p. m.
For Ilonesdale-6.20, 1013 a. m; 2 20,
For Wllkes-Barre 0.43, 7 48. 8 41. 9 3s,
10 41 a. m . 12 03. 1 2J, 2 IS. 3.33, 4 27, 6.10,
7 4S, 10 41, 11 30 p m
Foi New York. Philadelphia, etc., via
Lehigh Valley Railroad 0.45 a. m.. 12.C3,
12S, 4 27 p m ; with Black Diamond Ex
press, 11.30 p. m.
For Pennsylvania Railroad points, 6.43,
9 35 a m. ; 2 18. 4 27 p. m.
Tor western points, via Lehigh Valley
Railroad 7 4S a. m.: 12 03, 3 33. with Black
Diamond Expicss, 10.41, 11.30 p. m.
Train will arrlvo In Scranton as fol
lows. From Carbondolo and tho North C.40.
7 43, 8.31, 9 31, 10 3S. 11.53 a. m ; 1.23, 2.15,
3.23 4 2J. 5 43. 7 43. 10 33, 11.27 p. m.
From Wllkcs-Barro and the South 13,
7 4s, 8 4S, 10 08. 11.55 a. m.: MS, 2.11. 3.4S,
5 20, 6.21, 7.51. 9 03. 10 03 p. m.; 1.13 a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carbondale 9.07, 11.33 p. m.; 1.53,
3 52, 5 53, 9 63 p m.
For Wltkcs-Barre-9.13, 11.43 a. m.; 1.3S.
3.2S, 5 43, 7.48 p. m.
Lowest rates to nil points In United
States nnd Canada
J. XV. BITRDICIC. G P. A. Albany, N. Y.
II. W CROSS, D P A.. Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
(Lehigh nnd Susquehanna Division.)
Stations In New York Foot of Liberty
streit, N. R , nnd South Feiry, Whitehall
Anthiaclto coal used exclusively, Insur
ing cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 20, 1S93
Tinlns leavo Scranton for Plttston.
Wilkes. Ban o, etc . at 8 bO, 10.10 a. m 1.20,
2 13 3.20, 710 p. in Sundays 9 00 a. m,
1 eo' 2 15, 7 10 v m
For Lakewood and Atlantic City, SCO
a ni. . ,. ,.., ,-.,...,..v.
TQr pseW turn ie'aiiv uim Xijiuuki,
S SO fexpres'') m , 1.20 (express), 3.20 (ex
press) l) m Suudaj s, 2.15 p. m. Train
le i iiiet 1 20 p. in , arrives at Philadelphia,
ReMdlng, Terminal. 7.03 p. m., and New
" Filr Mauc'hmciiunk, Allentown, Bethle
hem Easton and Philadelphia, S.30 a. .n .
Via o n m Sundays. 2.15 p. m.
v'nr B dtltnoro and Washington, and
..ntiits south and west via Bethlehem,
s-0 ,i m 1 ' '" Smidajs, 2.15 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc. nt
c in n nl 1 20 P. m
I-,!, ltf siding. Lebanon and Harrlsburg,
vlll Alleuitown. S.30 a. ni.. 1.20 p. m. Sun-
r'vnttsvnio, 8 3" m- 191M"
u nuirnlng; l"avo New York, foot of Lib
nrtv HtieetT North River, at 4.00, 9.10 (ex
prl.s3 ) n " . i-20 (cxpiess) p. n. Sundays,
4 ro u m
York, South
Ferry, foot
.. 1.23 p. m
Leave "
v,sse.ngcrs arriving or departing from
Jh s terminal tan connect under cover
iJiih all tho elevated railroads. Broadway
Wni,tV tab nad ferries to Biooklyn and
J."1'.1 .. fiineis making qu ck transfer to
jtnd from & "centrafdepot and Long
1 bTae"lyor Philadelphia, Reading, Terminal,
.ifa m 3.00 p m. Sundays, 8.15 p. m
ThrouBU tickets to all points East
South nnd West at lowest rate at the,
btatlon. nN 0cn gup,
II p' BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Jirle and Wyoming Valley.
Time Table In KiTeCt Sept. 19th. 1SSS.
Trains le.i" Scranton for New York.
Nevvbiih and Intel mediate, points on
vilrilioil. aUo lor Haw ley unci local
noiiits it 7 wo m nnd 2 23 p.m. Trains
k?rlvo ut . Stinnton from above points at
?0-3 i m "'id 315 and 9 0S p m.
srnA!vro nivmioN.
in i:t feetocioiiiT :ioiii, imh.
Nortli Hound.
Snutli Hound.
205 L'Oll jeiUZOf
M fluuoDs Up
x u p uiArrlve Leme i Mi
... . 7 S5,N, Y. Franklin h: ....740.
7 lowest 4Jnd btreet .... r
7V0' Weehawken .... 810 1.
i i p h Arrlvo Leave r M'r m
10 41 5 cadobta iiit.i.te)
10 40 ... l oil Hancock .... 2U 4 3.
10 31 .. I ." hiarlUlit .... ass 4 4f,
I'liil.... W4h 1'ieBtou l'ark ... 2Jl,4r".
10 15 . U 4i) IMuwooa ... U4t6in
100U.... U2V Poyntello .... SM RH
S60.... 1.' 14. Orsou . 25K Bid
940 .... r.'ia1 rienbailt Ml. ... .1 Ml Ban
s 8..,, If VJ Uliloiidale . . 809 B34
92).... 1140 Purest city .... 1l 643
UIO. ., 1184 carb Midtlle ... KM BM
Hie, . lino White bridge . .. (3 38 BBiJ
nti Him MaMieUi . iS43,aoi
N5h'... 112.1 Jernun .... 5,oa
86J.. 11 In Aicbtbald .... 551 00
8.W.... Ill 11 WlDton .... 8 64, 6 U
848.. II II I'eckvllle .... 8M1.818
84.' .. ill 417 Olirliant ... 401 821
Mi) .... ,11 ni Price lmrg .... 4 oil a si
H 3S . II ill 'lluoop .. 410 81"
8V .... 1IU"' Providence . 414 63i
m; , . no',7 i'nrlc Place .... tin1 aw
SS0,....,iom bcranton .... 4J0 a&
a l 1 iitcaTe Arrive r m'p u
Sundiyouly
f elk'nlfies t hat trains atop on signal for pas.
Benders
'I latns .'0', and 'm Sunday only. Otbcr trains
dailj except Mtudiy.
Mcure rates via Ontario Western before
puiciialrit; tickets and saio money
Uruu.li Wagarr outlet a.-tr and tree re.
Cltnliig chair cur New lork to CUIcsco wfhout
cuank'e. rinoeiiger l(.wt2J Dl-:ccd to
A'viei Ceiiln I t-r .lilies
J. O. Andcrcon, dtn. Paw Ant.
T, moron, Uiv, Pus, Mft. bcranton, l'a.
I