THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1899.
LiVt NEWS Ui5 THE
HINDUS 1K1AL WORLD
PRESENT CONDITION OF THE
ANTHRACITE GOAL TRADE.
Conditions in tlie Pig Iron jilnvket
Are Unchanged treasure ior Xini
isheci Iron nnd GUef xb uij. a Ore a
nB it Was jj'. x. iliunii.an Ay
pointed Vratnruaster of tue JouUi
em Division ol t.-u i)., i,. ts V.
.itoau Coal Xrcue .uooniinjj .acie.
The Engineering ami Mining Juurnui
BUKl Hull) I any il wie condition ot tfte
ubturiU'ilv n'Hi aim nun uuu aievl
liutlus;
1 ho iroiui'l of wit utit,iiuiiu Imite
pontinuc tu imiuuvo, turn it khjks uh il
tin- ilemnnu iiiitsiit noon , giruter uii..i
Hits xiiiil iiMiiiuoif at current ir,i'tw.
ti tils 1h jiiii tii'iiiany ilui'ie tu tie iho cusc
HUM ctll'XttlUl ('(.'til. Tlllrt us Ult hlto in
Most iltnmiiil lam wlntei, uml uiivuily t(
k reported ttmt di-aler tit Ctui'iigu tiuil
ptlHT Wt'Btel'Il IKlllltll OlllltlCt klt'Ii tills BllCU
)n Mock. It It now evident tli.it tlio con
trolling: fni'tor In tlio hnril cual sltu.illuii
until Decvnil vp will bj cur miiiuI. The
feufl coal men lmo ln-tm having all kinds
nf (rouble to get cvon tiiire-foiiitlm of
the car.s ttioy want, nnd now lh.it lull
bulng Is Moll started thflr haril cual
brrthren an pxprripncltiK the F.ime dlf
nctilty. I'or tlir next two months, or
until stormy Heather iciIuk'h roustwlsp
shipments, anil tin- tnnvrmiut tu tide
water, there will he lnts of complaint
about ear xiipplv .it the collieries.
Tlio mines, t-vi-n allow Ins for the great
moement nf lahor from the anthracite
lldds nlr.ee last year, cm probably set
nut coal enough, hut to pet the coal to
(lio consumer will keep rallio.ids hunting
for car."-. Pidgin rates up the lake am
flim. but with stormy weather at hand,
vrt-solH which hae Ik en going "P the
lakes pmpt In their hunv to net down
icrnlii and Iron ore. will begin to cany
buck eo.il aw .1 measuie of Hufet.. Sup
plies of coal on docks at the head of the
lakes are much below what they should
be In rhlrrgo tenltory, trade is gnud.
No effort Is made to -ell coal, prices uru
Arm nt the icecni advance, ei much
coal that arrives ijoes at once to retail
ors. A lot of coal will hae to come in
liv all rail belole next spring. Points
ulnng the lowir lakes repou tin outlook
better than foi jears. In the east tit -Itiund
at I'l.lladelphla and New Yolk lias
been better than at this time l-l year.
Sales ncents repot t that the anthracite
trade ubmrbod the August output of
ubout 4,3W.fiOii tons without trouble. What
The October production nun be Is liar.l
to say, the rellmlnarv istlmates hav
ing been exceided Ii such largo figures
In August anil Scpttmber fir supph
evidently is going to In the onl heck on
output
The advance of H", . 1 111s pi 1 ton b the
Heading, ootid lat week ha- not be
como general, it s certain, lmwcwr that
AltfefefeiS!fefe:
J? A ksxui'y within the reach
Ji Best Coffee .for the m
J Premium List t
J5 in Every Wilj W
I Package. MK S
a .CliM&fnii l.vi Mw u. WwsSVMv
1 High JKiWWL
f Quality, aBbVSJmSk
Used in jMm
of wSSsaSMmSBtffj hlm
2 Homes. 'LL'OifJ'
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tj -w naoj -n f i iVi- -r
Special Notice!
Our New Premium List, whichlwill shortly appear in this paper,
will surpass everything ever offered heretofore!
rolling prlcf s are gvlng to (ret much near
er quotations than they hro been, nnd
uii iictual rutrease of 16 cents In. Mllltur
prices t Dot at nil Improbable, now that
people linvo the Idea th.it coat Is going
to be higher.
Wo quote for fixe burning anthracite
f. o, h. New York! Chestnut and store,
C4.: cgr;. MC broken. JIM.
Totnl production of pie Iron for the
week ending October 13, JSU30 tons. The
market has been comparatively quiet,
with unchanged conditions. For matcriM
of all klndft for nenr-by delivery the quo
tations depend very much on the ncces
Blty of the buyer. Kor next year's busi
ness there linvo been comparatively few
contracts closed dtirliur the week. 15e&sc
mcr pic for the !econd nnd thlr.t qunrteri
of 1M hns Bold nt 121.50, I'lttsbutTT dellv
ory. Kor name deliveries, time and place.
122 Is pnld for No. 2 foundry, J2iea.t0 for
Bniy forjre. Steel billets hnvo been rather
uncortnlu. The price In Pittsburg' Is niout
UO for December dellvory, but contracts
for next year have been placed nt $2 less.
The pressuro for finished nmterlnl Is
less than It Iihs been, nnd como eastern
mills hnvo been looking for i.ontrncts for
next year's work.
There Is Increasing complaint nbout
railroad service. Thu supply of cars Is
short nnd much delay Is caused by tlio
wnnt of facilities fot parrying freight
offered.
The furnace report of conditions for
October 1 show an Increase of about 12,
tfl In tlio weekly capacity of tho stncKs
active. This brings our current rato qt
pioductlon up to nbout ll.'SO.COO tons year
l. Since October 1 several furnncpH in
the south nnd cost hnvo gone Into blast,
nnd before the end of the month we shall
be making pig Iron nt the rate of at least
iri.non.onu tons a year.
Trnin Master Appointed.
Another new olllce wns created un
der the Delaware. Lacknwanna and
Western company yestetduy, when the
following order was Issued:
Seranton, Pa.. Oct. 16, US9.
Mr. 1. P. HamlHon Is hereby appointed
train master of the northern, southern
and Hloomsbiirg divisions, with olllce nt
Si ronton.
lie will hae authority over train and
yard service and despatching.
A. C. Salisbury, Supeilnlcndent.
Approved: .'. (5. llnssel,
tlenctal Superintendent.
Ynrdmnster Bogart Relieved.
John H. Hogart, who has been gen
eral yurdmaster of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western company
for many years, has asked to be re
lieved of the responsibility, owing to
failing health, and will be succeeded
by J. H. Huhl, who wns appointed on
Saturday.
Mr. Hogart will not sever his con
nection with the company, however,
nnd as soon as he Is aide will assume
a position as passenger conductor.
Coal Trade Booming.
The order Issued by Superintendent
Iioomis relative to the various col
lieries of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western company working ten
sas ei
WOOLSON SPICE COMPANY, Toledo, Ohio.
hours n day until further notice, np
piles to nil mines operated by the com
pany nt which that number of hours
Can be worked.
The demand for coal Is such that all
the available cars are being used and
tho orders are being filled as rapidly
us possible.
To Foil the Scalpers.
According to tho Philadelphia PrcsB
tho railroads running to Chicago have
been obliged to take extraordinary
measures to overcome 'the forgerlea
nnd other crimen committed by ticket
scalpers, Heretofore Uie stamps nntl
Blgnuturcs required on return tickets
sold nt reduced rates to largo gather
ings huve been freely counterfeited by
the "scalpers," or ticket brokers, and
the work waa so skillfully done no to
readily deceive conductors. Tho com
panies have now devised a special a?al
with an embossed design similar to
tlio lathe work used on paper money,
nnd this has been copyrighted If this
Real is counterfeited, the culprits will
be prosecuted In the United States
courts. Heretofore prosecutions ot this
kind, have been In state courts, whero
the money nnd Influence of tho rlclt
brokers had more or less eftect. They
will not so readily risk prosecution In
the Federal courts. "Hut what a comr
nient on our laws is found," says the
Press, "In the necessity or the roads
which have to ndopt such measures to
protect themselves from whole-sale
fraud, congresH should wipe the par
asitical scalpels out of existence, as
has already been done In Pennsyl
vania." MINOOKA.
An Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick Henley, of AVest Mlnooka, died
Saturday and wns buried Sunday. In
terment was made in Mlnooka ceme
tery. M. P. Judge and D. W. Shea attend
ed 11 social gathering In Avoca last
evening.
John Duffy, of Wllkes-Barre, who
has been visiting Grocer P. Higgins,
leturned home yesterday.
John Brennau and Marv J. Smith
will be united In matrimony Thursday.
Joseph Walsh and Patrick Diskln
made a business trip to Cnrbondale
yesterday.
Daniel Shea, of Main street, is spend
ing a week at Lake Point, West Vir
ginia, visiting his brother, Peter Shea.
Mite
"
&)
Do not gripe nor irritate the alimen
tary canal. They act gently yat
promptly, clcance effectually and
Sold I17 nil i'rurri",c. 2't cents.
of all !
vSv
&. 3
"Ol5
QQ
ftjP;
Skin-Tortured Babies
CRY FOR CUTICURA.
Instant relief nnd sleep, In a hot bath with
CirrtcimA Hoxr and atlnclo anointing wltli
CimcunA Ointment. AbfesMnu to skin tor
tured infant and worn-out, worried parents.
SoMMetjwtitr. Soir.JV.tOniiMrHT.S!. Tom
D, t kd V. Cotr., I'ropi , lioiloo. Btnd far Wp. book, irte.
Machinery of the very latest
pattern Is used for cleaning the
wheat of which
"Snow
White"
Flour Is mnde. It Is wonderful
mathlnery. too. Takes every
particle of dirt oft the wheat
nnd makes It ns clean ns If each
kernel were scoured by hand.
Get "Snow White" if you wnnt
CLKAN flour.
All grocers sell It.
"We only wholcJaltlt "
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olypliant.
Rf I II nf art "o4 uofortuntr mrrrri from
111 II UlaUPHTtfldlft. ItlnnilPnUnn.
J Youthful t rrori. Lett Vlnlttr Varicocele, etc.
Jlfml for Hwtrn TctlmnU1 tod ll.xk
V'Truth-to IW. . F. THKEL, M. !.,
301 North Utth KL. lMIillnMi..
ll'ft. i'Ailtlvlv th an It rmH-itUt In lha f
CmIntAtM to CQrttTro though tho muit celt bra tf J (c
lllitfiitcj. Frehoictcurdlo4 lo lOdtTi Ilountf.lKfir
Cleaning
' JTt )
w J
V oil
oney !
)
Save your Lion
Heads and pro
cure valuable
Premiums
Free.
Roasted,
ever
only
in 1 lb.
packages,
ComiolIvS
1
Linen Cloths,
Napkins to Match
We are showing a particularly strong line of Linen Sets
oloths and napkins to match in the various sizes. Cloths
from 2 yards to 5 yards long, and from 70 inches to 90 inches
in width. Napkins from 21 inches to 27 inches square.
Law
Medium and High-Grade Damasks
)
Are shown in
under the regular.
this line over.
127 and
1
mn
Lager
Brewery
MnnuTactui'Cvsnr
OLD STOCK
PBLSIER
435 to 455 .
N. Ninth Street,
.PA
Telephone Call. 23:M.
'take time by the foreloox."
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed ev .1 on (
THE CHEAPER GR DES.
Keep us In mind and you won't re.
Eret giving us your patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
you our easy terms of payment or very
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Flva largo floors full
to the celling at
Thos. Kelly's Storn, p rtA
Kll nnd 131
vcnui
311 Sprue! S:.
Timple Court BulliUj,
Scranton, Pi.
All acute and chronic diseases of mn,
women and children. CHRONIC. NI3IIV
OU8. UUAIN AND WASTING DIHUAS
13S A SI'KOIAIfY. All diseases of tha
Liver. Kidneys, Uludder. akin, Uloocl,
Nerves, Womb, Eye, liar. Nose, Throat,
und Lungs, Cancers, Tumours, 1'lhs
Hupturu Goitre, Hheumatlsm, Asthma,
Catarrh, Varlococelc. Lost Manhood,
Nightly Emissions, all Female Dlseu.sey,
Leucorrhoen, eto. Oonorrhea, Bynhllls,
Ulond I'olson, Indiscretion and youthful
habits obliterated. BurKery, Fits, Epi
lepsy Tape und Ptomach Worms CA
TAItltHOZONE. Bpeclllo for C.itiirrh.
Thrvi months' treatment only J5 00, Trial
free In olllce. Consultation and oxuml
nations free. Otllce hours dally and
Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. in.
DR. DENSTEN
is is
Iir CIIflGES ID WHS
Mb.
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
the assortment, and at prices very much
Lovers of fine linens will do well to look
w
129 Washington
Fall Carpets
WILLIAMS
Interior
SPECIAL SALE
This Week of
Now is tho time to get a bargain
at thoao prices. You cannot ob
tain them in tho future. ' Call and
see them.
Fine Diamond Rings at 13.00, worth
J10.W.
Solid Gold I3and Illncs at Jl.SJ, worth
J3.W.
Solid Gold Hand RlngB at J1.00, worth
$2.25.
Gold Filled Cuff Uuttons, DOc, worth
J1.23.
Cuff Buttons, previous prices J1.00, now
37c.
Gent's Solid 8Ilver Watch, Elgin movo
ment. J3G0.
Ladleb' Sterling Sliver Watches, worth
J5.W, now $3.75.
Gent's Nickel Watches, S. W., prlco
JJ.S0, now $1.75.
Hosers llros'. Spoons, warranted, 50c.
Rogers Bros'. Butter Knives, Sugar
Spoons, Fickle Forks, 37c, previous price
7fc.
Ladies' Solid Gold Watch, Elgin move
ment. $14.50.
Ladles' Gold Filled Watches at $C50,
worth $15.00.
We also have about three hundred La
dles' Solid Silver Rings, worth DOc. and
75c, will close them at 10c each.
Special snlo now going on at Davldow
Bros. Attend as we are offering goods
nt one-fourth their original value.
Extra Heavy Solid Sliver Thimbles at
ISc.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanna Ava.
MfkVE ME& Mitro
AJAX TAULUT3 TOSITIVEIiY ClJKi.
4i.LArnoui JJjt if railing Men
vTJt Impotency. HlMpUiaeii, etc.. cic"
bj Abuia or other l.xoowos ana InJr
cretloas, 3Ai; QUickti and Buret
rest or Ixt VUhHI in 0Idur70anr.au
?i a man lor iinart uuiacsa or marrucr
mat IniftaUj tn Consumption '
For sale In Scrantcn, Pa., y Matthew
Bros, and II. C. Banderr.cn, druggists.
lutriniim. inoiruio taowt in nau improio
m on' tad efferte a ilUUL. unv oil otnar lui It
lit na b?init tho cuuulna Mx Th!ctx. Tl.c
haro cured tbouanditmlttlllcur7uJ. clicnpr
uirovTrHtonguaroiitoa toolluctftcuro Eft RTQ l'
euehceMor rttund tho mo a 07. Prlcouv U lOipti
3ckaxo( or aU pkiaa (full treatmantl for flSX l
miil.Itt plain wrtppr. dpnn rorHat of price (ircvlai
"- AJAX RIsMGDY CO., 'SS'W'
Wallace
allace,
Avenue.
We offer better inducements
to the carpet buyer this season
than ever before.
Paying less for your carpets
than we ask i9 getting thread
bare spots and dissatisfaction
that you do not bargain for.
Everything in Wilton, Ax
minster, Velvet, Brussels,
Savonerrie, Ingrain.
& M'ANULTY.
Decorators.
129 Wyoming Avenue,
uKHiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiig
01
S Hunting season for 5
I Wild Turkey, Quail,
I Grouse, Pheasant 5
I Partridge.Woodcock
I or Squirrel, opens. S
1 You will want a 5
I CIH OR AfflilTION I
5 You will find a most 5
s complete line at
1 PL0REY & BROOKS
S an Washington Avtnuj. ZS
S
S Opposite Court House.
niiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiituiiuKiiiiiiiniiiiiiKi
THE
IIC POWDER CO.
Rooms 1 nml2, Com'ltli lVlM'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
Hilling and Blastin?
POWDER
.M11 Jo at Moosio and lluih lalo WorUt.
LAPI.IN & RAND I'OWDDR CO "S
ORANGE GN POWDER
El ctrlo Uattnrlet, KleotrlaKxplodert,
fur explodlns lilaiti, Surety Fuse an 1
Repaii.u Chsm'cal Go's uxiSvns