THE SOU ANTON TMBUNU-THURSDAY, APML 4. 1001.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
SUSQUEHANNA.
JptHnl to the Scrahtnn Tribune,
Sttsipictiitmi. ,itll '.'. Ir. Melding, nl Mar.
n til, N .ilwiit lo I invite lo fJtr Ulc, Ills old
home.
'llio tiiv f!i,init, wiili miliflu aerotupinl
Inriil, till! hjt In tin1 l'rrti) UmI in tlutrth on
J.nlcr ii.uM.
Miiilmiil II, I. !-rlilllrr l.n h'ltioud lo
ft imittiti.
1lintii,H In lil ll" Ictimlul hl 'lnri1 ftutn the
Tllitlscll liloik, llilr nicntir, to the Smith Imllil
In?, Main idirrt.
Kritik S-initli l llll III ul lil home on Main
Irict.
Ml. I'r.inli . Hi i lie, nf the Oikliitt.l SMf,
will pcml vtmo time tit Mi.iton !tr I ii(?, X. V.,
Inr hrr lu'tllli.
I.jlii.111 r. How P. "I MlkfvMiiirr, will Rive
tuculiiff plttuie riiiil.iltmi(iit Sept. (J under
tin- nutpliM I I lif . I'. N I'. II. ol ttie
I'fl'Slll tcil.ui i Inn til.
Hcv. .Iiiliu ttitiiicdy. pidur if tin' Push', let l.in
ihtinh .it "litiiiiAn, li.i .incptcd tin' iilur.itc
of the I'iclij trrlan ilniuli .it Mount ( lenients
Mlrhleatl.
I.Olilfl' It. lliTOIilllJ1, nt lllnnh union, tt.n In
toitn Ia.t rttiilnir iiMiuiIIiik the now tlmui.
Mm l.-itiltl. lit. It y. "t Kill- ntcliuc, liJJ
ti-i.iiiu"l n luckfti iiiikl
Sptri.il lutii itiiplntcd in Hi" Llie boiler
Imp-', inii-'tiiutiil., bit for New Yolk City
last nicJit tn telchr.iti' Kutii.
Itct uml Mil-. I'. II llni.k, n llkc-lliirc,
Alio haw liron tlMlinc Siiiicliamia ft limit,
.ill. for lioiuc I 111.' nftii ln'oti
1'utik IIaIiIiimiii Is the ptti't of Ciibniiilile
ft Iciid-.
Sir. Illdi.iiJ Mux, of Nfu.uk. . .1.. It
rrloi-ly 111 it the home id her mother, Mm. Liz
rv Cook, nf V-.i-hiiii'tmi Mini.
'I ho Hi If is rxpcili'tiiiiiK .1 Miorl isc of rnal
I.1IH.
liiitiilii'i' of tilling lin'ti hate beui tllsi harmed
from the tcitlce of thf Liic fur ill-onluly ion
thift about (he i.illnnil .t.iidt uti l'llil.iy iiIkIiI.
JIH Nellie William?, of .hickson .trecl, U the
curst uf I'uiist ( ity fiirnil-.
The prior of rluuiUl at llie titlnlty ttrhl tic
lurten luit twit .ult.iiiifil.
'ihcie will lie .ilnjiit half a iliwn sot ial Imps
rrt wcik.
I'. -I. Maltli li opened a ll.llii.il limbic
chop in Ilhi.'h imluii.
Mr-. I IuiKm Sililn, c( lli-t fhintli Miect, ii
reioterniB from her rctint illnisi.
I'ri'toMir Pltue, of llinsli.initnn. will hnhl .1
toeinl hop in lliig.m Opera llon-f on Motility
t miin,; net.
'I he .Mi-Ms MiCittn.'.i .iixt llll-li. of niiulittiv
ton, wilt le-npui thfii dam ins m ho d lit 1u:.iii
Dpi 1 a llrni-o, .pill 11.
HOPBOTTOiH.
Special to the Scranton Tribtin.
tlopliottoni, Apiil 1. J. Y. .imuli'is uml .it
hi-. Iii.itio licio Niuilay momiiii; .illt'i .1 lmgu
in;, illnts. Ills lc.it li temotiM I10111 tun mlt'-t
miother nf the ttitei.ibli. :nnl if-p'itfil men of
the lll.ii:i, of whom o ipony liite bci.11
ml.'.-cil within lh" p.ist tun .Mil-. Ill life uf
tetcni.cie.lit je.urf h.ii beui lhn.1 entliely with
in the limit.- ot .1 w- inih'-. 01 llii pine, :inU
uiiun (In; 111. mi wlm 1mc I. inn', r. him .-. .t
frienj 01 neighbor .ill will irmemtier hint .1- .1
kir.d. tine he.titcii nun, lni-f ti.ir- wtic well
lit it, lie i-. Miiicl b 11 wife, one tun, Milo
S.imiihr. .iinl .Mm. Jnlit l.inij-.iy, of ll.1ll-1e.nl.
'I In' H1ne1.1l -miies weie lutuliii tul lm.-1l.1y
Hllf liiofii j! u'cI.iLk I10111 the Mctliotliit
climili, nf whlih lh ili-iea-id w.n a immbei
st tit I a Kt;iil.ii .iitenil.inl. Ke. .1. 1'. June-, of
llitifrh Jiiituii, utlii.t.itcil. Impre-.-ie litti-te wis
innleicil by :t iii.utettc tomlitiiiaf of Mi--,e5
v.iL.ir mill ll.tr.11u. lnttrnuiit wjs 111.11I0 in the
lb pbotlniu tcincttiy bciile a sl-ii, licit Sjiin
iltM, v.ho-e ltiticral was 1 cntlneteil fioin the
-.line rliiinli jiiL two .te.iM preeloii'. M1.1.
v.nmiliM I mi llie .Minpilhy uf minv liiriuls in
Ihi- hi-r -etuiul hue.ttMiiuil in a hi'it time.
I he iiil.iiit ihni,lilir nt llr. .mil Jh-.. ., .1. Toy
lui. bom 1'. In ii.ii v ::.', il it. tl Motility of init'it-
1 1.1. I'lineiMl M'niie-. wtic belli ,ir lite Initio
'i'ni.-il.i nfttiiiuoii.
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DURYEA.
Special to the Straiiton Tiihnne.
Ilm.tt.1, Spill .- ri.t-s No. 7 of tin Milhmli-t
1 pi-iop.il Miinliy -thuol lielil a biislue.--? mietlns
J'oinJit etttiini- in the lu-tment of the ehnreh.
'I he tonli.iil fur wirtni; the lnnhlln for ilecttiu
ltsht- w.m citen tu It, , IMn.-on, of 'e-t
I'ilMton, lor the Mint ot To, or for M..;.7o without
hinipt, it the 1 1 ivt fhuuhl iltslit Ninic. In the
ctmti.it L Mr. I'eltf Kiui.iitlcril in 1I0 the woilc
a, lonlins to Hit! ruler, ot the iniileiwiilri.-, j.-o
to h.tte the work totnpltte. Wmk will tout
nit lit r iniiniiliitily nt pittittii (he Mine in the
limit li. 'I he ili- ile.-nu-. Ritut truht for its
enlerpil-e in Ihis lii-t.inif. i'.tery member hit
l.ibnifil e.iiiicetly In tnriil-h the ihiiith with
lit,ht i i- now (heir ititetiticti to h.tte Itht
pnL In the pii,-on.i.'e. 'I he 1 1 tb-t intnibein aie
11-. f.ll(iv ?: Itet. II. A. tinuie, teacher .mil
prr.-nknl: Mi. 'llioinn M.utiti, lieaiiner; Unitic
I'llli, s'Cielaty; Jle-M-. hllas Kttinlile, llciheit
Itonrn, William Ainlet-oti, .lu-i ph t'o, ltulurtl
N.ij In, .lohtt llolsale, Ilow.inl Ki(.t-, William
ll.'bb-, William l.ni.
ills iliniiitjiii, 01 htepheii-on (licit, it 111
ot piiiiimuiila,
'"-' I'll l'o. ol Unite ,-lnet, i- 6iilunly ill
wilh iin.ifh'. at hi- home.
Mr. Iiithl 'littis hi- ri-isneil hi, oflke ,n
llit.-ne I i.' the P. J. ihnnli.
Many Stores
Combined
Jonas Long's Sons.
Many Stores
Combined
I
W
Ml 11 IK
NONA GOING ON
The importance of this Great Ribbon Sale cannot be measured by the quantity large as it is it will not
last many days. But rather would we measure its importance by the fact that this great offering comes at the
opening of a great ribbon season. This fact plus the fact that the goods will be sold at from a third to a half
off former prices will serve to impress you with the importance of this great trade movement.
Would you know the facts regarding this great sale?. The following letters, exact copies of the originals,
will tell you all about it .
oiiit'c or
I'ASSAVANT & CO.,
New York.
Hot ;,, lliniich P. O. ,'itntloii A.
Nhw York, March 7th, 1901.
GENTLBMEN :
We desire to inform the former patrons of
the Patcrson Ribbon Company that Messrs. A. &: M.
Levy, corner of Green snd Spring streets, have this
day purchased the entire stock of the Paterson Ribbon
Company. Yours truly,
PASSAVANT & CO.
A. & M. LBVY.
Importers and Manufacturers of RIBBONS,
Corner Oreou Spring bt reels, Few York
The entire Ribbon stock of the Paterson Ribtfon
Company consisting of the Blue Cross; 690 Satin and
Gros Grain Ribbon; Pattern 650 Satin and Gros Grain;
Pattern 275 Taffeta Fancies; various kinds ol Black
Goods. Sashes, etc., will be offered for sale by us.
Mondav, March 11, at extremely low figures, in our
salesrooms, corner of Green and Spring streets.
A & M. LEVY.
Need we say more about this great sale ? Except that all widths and colors are here, fncluding black and white, and
that the sale will continue all this week. It is hardly necessary to remind you that those who come early will get the best
selections.
Extra Quality
All Silk. s?iitln and CSros (Sruln.
AVItltli No. 1. prlto lo. :i yard, or HV.
a jiitH'o.
"Width No. I1 j. iitki' L'f. 11 .Mini, of
ir.f. ii ploTi'. (Former pi'leo to. n yard,
or u3c. ii piece.)
Width So. L'. price 4c. n yard, or :J0c.
ii piece. (Former price (If. a yard, or
43c. a piece.)
"Width No. .1, pi Iff ,V. a. yiuil, or ;:,"o.
a piece. (Former price "e. a yard, or
GZc. a piece.)
AVidth No. n, price 7c. a yard, or .'Uo.
a piece. (Former price 10c. a yard, or
flOc. tt piece.)
"Width No. 7, jirlt e Oe. a yard, or 7."c.
a piece. ("Former price llie. u yard, or
$1.00 a piece.)
"Width No. fl. price lie. a yard, or
$1.00 a piece. (Former price l.'c. a yawl,
or si.:i." a piece.)
Width No. lii. pi ice ir,e. a yard, or
$1.15 it piece. (Former price 20c. a
yard, or $1.90 a piece.)
Width No. Hi. price 17c. a yard, or
$1.23 a piece. (Former price, 2.1u. :i
yard, or $2.1,". a piece.)
Width No. 22, price l!ic. a yard, or
t.1.,'0 a piece. (Former price 30c. a
j aid, or $".SC a piece.)
Width No. 10. pi ice 2le. a yard, or
$1.75 ii piece. (Former price ::Sc. a
yard, or $3.50 a piece.)
Width 3 inches, price 27e. a yard, or
$2.25 a piece.
All Silk
Taffeta Ribbons
Width 1 and l!i inch, 5c. a yard. For
mer price, Oc.
AVidth l' and 2 Inch,, 7c. a yard.
Former price. iSc.
Width 2'-.. and :: inch,, inc. a yard.
Former price, lSc.
AA'iillh :i',i and 1 inch., llie. a ard.
Former price, 22c
AA'idtli i'j Inch., 15i a yard. Former
price, "jOc.
Width ii Inch., 25c. a yard. Former
in Ice, 45i'.
1.1NKN HACK" BLACK VKLVKT
UIHBON.
Sold by the piece only.
No. 1 2m: Former price, B5c.
No. V.U "Oc. Former price, 40c.
No. t',4 ::5c. Former price, 4ji.
No. 1 1-:! ioc. Former price, 55c.
No. I'.i !. Foimer price, 60c.
No. l!!i 50c. Former price. 7i
Sold by piece or yard.
No. 2 7c tt yard, or COc. a piece.
No. u',j Se. a yard, or 75c. a piece.
No. 5 10c. a yard, or .'l.'c. a piece.
No. C 12c. a yard, or $1.10 a piece.
All Satin and
Or os Grain Ribbons
AVidth No. 2, "c. a yard, or 25c. a
piece. (Former price, inc. a piece, or
5c. a yard.)
Width No. 7, Cc. a jard. or 50c. a
piece. (Former prlt e. lile. a piece, or
Sc. a yard.)
Width No. :i, 7c. a yard, or 60c. u
piece. (Former price, $1,110 a piece, or
lie. a yard.)
Width No. 12, lie. a yard, or 75c. a
piece. (Former piltc, $1.20 a piece, or
lSc. ti yard.)
Width No. 22. l.V. a yard, or $1.10 a
piece. (Former price, $1.70 a piece, or
lSc. a yard.)
Widtii No. 40, 15c. a yard, or $1.25 a
piece. (Former pi ice, $1.10 a piece, or
20c. a yard.)
Width No. 60, l!ic. a yard, or $1.50 a
piece. (Former price, $:,'.25 a piece, or
::."ic. a yard.)
Extra Quality "Double Faced Black
Satin Ribbon, .n,9c. a yard. (Former
price, !Se.)
Fancy Coided Talfetii Ribbon, width
Slain., 9c. a yard. (Former price, 15c.)
It's All Over Now
Our Fire Sale. -
Hut tu kcop the
BUSINESS POT A-BOILIN
And liven up shoe buying.
We make a special
JONAS LONG'S 50N5.
ft pflK WfMi H Jw
Easter Offering
Our LCastcr Shoes arc as pretty as the blaster flowers. The
world will blossom in SPRTXG SHOES on Easter morning.
Our new foot wear is ready. Everything that good dressers
want is here. Our new shoes are marvels of beauty not a
laic style escapes tis.
ooooooooooooooooo
o THFATRIfAl o
Mia a iBTMiaua
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Nerve Slavery,
It i-, present-day conditions heaping
burdens of work upon the nervous system
that tells the story premature breaking up
of health.
It tells why so many men and women,
who so far as age in years is concerned,
fhould be in the prime of health, find them
st Ives letting go of the strength, the power,
the vitality tliey once possessed. It is be-citi'-e
that great motor power of the body,
nere force, is impaired. Every organ de
pends upon its controlling power just as
much as the engine depends upon the steam
to put it into action. An engine won't go
without steam, Neither will the heart, the
drain, the liver, the kidneys, the stomach
act right without their proper nerve force
supply. Let any organ be lacking in this
essential and troubles begin some of them
are
Throbbing, palpitating heart.
Sleepless nights.
Sudden starlings,
Morning languor.
Hraln fag.
Inability to work or think.
Exhaustion on c.teitlon,
Flagging appetite.
Digestion slow.
Food heavy.
Easily excited, nervous, irritahla.
Strength tails.
Loss of flesh and mustular powor,
Settled melancholia,
Utttr despondency,
A picture, hideous, but easily changed to
one of brightness by use of Dr. A. W.
Chase's Nerve l'ills. They build up the
nerves and supply nerve force.
The above is the genuine package of Dr,
A. W. Chase's Nerve Tills, are sold by dealt
rs or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company.
Buffilo, N. Y. Pike 50 cents.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
ACAWr.MY Ol Ml'hll lior Ton Stoik ium.
uut. M.ititio .itul inlit.
'At Piney Ridge."
, rooiI sin',) auilinnco at ilie l.jcoiini I,it
night i-atv "At l'nic.v Itltlce." .1 play tvliirli
ileal- in It li Hip in Kentucky. Tim Mniy of the
pliy is of fttionpr inteit'Kt anO logically tl'evclopeil.
A iomp.in.v Itculctl by flat id IligRlin and
teoiRi.t U.tlilron pretenteil (lit- diam.t in a most
m-cllcnt injimrr hit niulit. .Mr. UieKins lias
an tasj, mtinal iticlliod tli.il U inot etTectlve
and Miss W.ililron ,"c .1 tciy discirct interpre
tation of the diHIcnlt nils of 'Ciinl.v Lane,
The play Is in four acts and the Macinc and
inotintinir is excellent,
A Splendid Repertoire.
It i- lun-Uti'iit with good lniilness polley for
eteiv llti'Jtrli'al manager i.tlerliiu to the iniiii;,s
wants, to ii-e hii ntiiio-t imhIimmus, legaiillesa
of ttln iialnral furllfiiitloii, to secure only such
)li- ami othiT tealnres to lie otTcied for the
cntiil.iiiiincnt of hi- patioit- os ttill he lie-t
siiilrd In all il.i-.eit. As the wurld is made up
o iei'ili: Iiivnn; dims ta-trt. and opinion'!, It
llteii'fnii' lieltmites a niaiiaiier lo ecrei-e hi
teiy het jtnlgnieiit in Iho i-tleelioii of iliamatii
and tpiclaltv featnre.i, tthiili an lie-t ralt'iilairil
tu pleju fioin eight lo tit ten tllireietit andlentes
lit one with.
'litis Mjinger Will II, Mri, who iiir.senls
the Mtllo Iti'tn .'tteis rniiipan.v at the Academy
lieu week, fcil, tltl he ln, alter . tcr.v dili
ent M'aith inionp: the atients 01 both thtt An-ctj.
tan uml Kutope.m tlraitutUtu, aitoiniilihlicd, in
ricniing M-tn.il modem up loil.tte pla.tK and ,1
few ol the inut popular old ones, us will o urn
li.v the fullottiiu IUI; "l.ltlle l.onl I'liitiitlirn."
"Tin' htuttaway, "hio Oiphans, Hie While
It it," "Mild of the Mill," "Ihe Beggar and
t'llltie." "I'ltdii- Two ri.iK" and "IVn Xlnhtt
In a lliproqiu." "I'nder Two l'laga' will ho
Bit hi Mondiy iiiilinec, l.illlu Iiette app'-aiinc
ai (lEiidlf, while at night "lite Slowaway"
will he ttlt en, l.ltlle lienc uppcariiig ai rinuky
( '01111(11 1,
Don Ton Stock Company.
Yfntuday altfinooii for the matinee peiimiu
ame at the Aeailcniy of Music ihe Ix'jhiiinn
CMliipiny piiventril the nnnatlonal iijiillr.i
diain.1, "I lit Mnugglcrs," to a laige uiiiliencc.
In the t'tt'lilne the old linullili inelodiania, "The
lllatk 1'l.iK," wa pioiiiieed. Mi, Lejliuine In
the tli.HJi Iff m Mm l.a wins, the Jew money
lender, dill some uiliuli.ilile ueling, an did also
illfS i:imna punting In thn tole u Ned, the rahltt
hoy, 4 teiy ditlieiilt part to portray, 'llie ict
of the coinpany did extremely well, Tlil after.
iiotii the pliy to ho preneitti'd U the military
rointdy entitled '("Iclljeliutg," and tonight the
btrong Ecitt itiuital iiielodranu, "Walts of Nov
Yoik will he the ollcrlnff."
KINGSLEV,
6iecia to the Scranton Tribuiie.
KitiSflOt April a. li. Wagner was summoned
to Mount PotutiQ by the illness of Ills father,
lie icturiiril .Monda).
Mr. and Mi'-s Kail Yeonuns ire oecupjln;
rooms In Mi. Moore' home.
W. .V. Whitney left Monday for a tm.Incss trip
to dinVrtiit plates In New Yoik tate,
A. Yun ().-ial?, nf Si!.i.)iiohai)iia, railed on
friends lure Mitnla;..
Mti. II. A. lUriuid I oitleally ill at Iter
liyino In llitiHI'tii,' )lrr moth. i', Ml.. V. A.
lUnunl. m i-ilkd tlitr Wcdni'jdiy,
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
N'ew Y01U, April a. Today was a lecotd ilat in
many points on the New Y01U Mock pcliaiiz.
Ihe extent and .arict.v of the piice iiiotiiiitiit.
li.no rarely if cter, heeii iqualleil in a hull
ii'.trUt although the riuniUIIng of pticea in .1
p.nic ha- oei'asionally tailed as wide t .11 lit ions.
'Ihe undttiatinQ; sttieeBa of Ihe ppee11I.1t it e Itnl
tis in acltaiicini; priees made them hold to a de
gree.' tthiili il Is modeiati: to teini t(i I.Iosmics.:.
They hoiight with an iri?paiinx hind thiougli the
Mutming at.ilandi'J of o.ierinsa wltldi was hulled
tipoi. them upon (ho atiunces and lavMted their
it't'Otticts appaiently with an ahldtug tontictioii
tltat the astounding me in prices, now m lung
tontiiiued wjc destined to go Imli'iluitely it:tlli(r.
It eatnut be said that news in tl e milium' ene.
hud anjlhlng to do with the cxtiaordiuary buoy
anty ot tin. 111.11 !;ct althotigli rtnnois weie plttiti
ful and all emliiaiing". It was also a iiiaiked
thar.it terislie of ihe market lhat the dealings
win: heavily predominant In a limited number of
MbCM anci nut me titnerai sptcuiaiioii was up
ciaively inPtienceil by tho movenicnl of these.
Two sloiL- stand out conspicuously cte'.i in
the Hit the puce iiioteniciil in tthiili was nston
iiliiug lluotijhuut. Thise aic Uelawat. and
lltido!i and Itucl; Island. The (miner mop!: was
tin cniii-piiiiou- leider of I In eaily Kbutuid from
th" f-lisht opening tlcpresioit. Ituinnrs wcip cli -tiilatt'd
that u Iw.-e hail bien MhIkiI by whlcli
Hip New York (Vutial took rontiol and gii'ir
iititetd a ditldend of 7 per eti.t. lot- n jeir and
S per (int. annually nftcruaiiK The Hoik was
run up an txtiente Jt'ij pcinta tn IHIJ. lloel;
Maud was under rathtr eclp piensurL at tin
opening and was foned l' tinder last nlglil'd
pihe. It was not until late In the day that il
.i-i:n:i'l Ihe Uadcritlii;) of Iho m.iiket when it
w.is ru.-httl up by lapld stages on tho pun hue
of bloiks of thousands ol fch.iie.s lo III, at which
print It ili'Ktl nil extrtine rin- trnui the lowest of
'"i ptilntii, It Is pot often in the histoiy of
stoik maiketa tint Mich a niottimnt is wlliie.ctl
in 1 btml; of a lautc lloating suppl.t, .1 laige
1 ipltal iisttt' and the luldlng.s ol whlih are wide.
It distributed. Tltete weie kindred movements to
thi.se ehrwhere, butb 1111101151,1 the l.iaugci.i
ami th" C'oaleri". The lni.tini- of (iiangcis tecined
In bo tuMd laigely oil gtmial fatorablc ionn.
t'ratlutis.laige earnln? powti-ol that gionp of ui1
load etui in late 01 ht .ten's tpung wheat
Khoitagc being illed a.s Biting assiniineo against
tin otilinary titUsittnles of the uops lo whldi
Ihey lino been m n'mllite in Ihe pist, 'i'lie,
miiteiiieiit irsiiltcil in un evlii'inn nduiKO nf
?i in Ilurliiiglon, il in St. Paul and nniiln, 3 in
Ihe prtferrt'il, :ivt In Voithwrleni, l( in the
piefcirtd, V.'h in Si, IVnl and il'v in the pri
let I ill. Tlie ll.p lit l.aikawanita was olitlotulv
in itmpath) with that in Ddawaip ami Hud-on I
1 mi fMrntieu 10 i,',s, people t lias bctaine scry
bitojan lat llie la-t and hw 111 extienie l? m
toiiipauy with Hod, Island. MUmiiiiI l'at'ifle was
tip : i J and Illinois 1'inli.il ;. 'Ilu'te was an
riniiiiioiis outit of piutit lakini; dining the tliy
nnd only tt few stocks escaped without serious
iiiioids upon tin lr best pilccs the reaction ex.
ti tiding tu n ninth as ft in Delawaic mid It ml.
sun and laige aimmnto in other t ol.it lie stoiU.
'I laic uiic some iinporhut clocks width tJiowcd
no wide iiinvrivent all illy, tmne of Ihtui ll"-.-ing
ut iltillues. 'Ihis Was itnlably true nt thn
Bled stwks which were under puictiit all dav
and weie liuiilt less attlttly traded in. Total
sales today, I,87i1,(im liare. Dealing in botttls
weie laige mid the cut kit iiiegular, Tot it
falcrf. par alue, J.'t.iWi.OiK). t'nllul States new
4 adtaneed und old t tnupon declined ', per
cent. 011 the last cull.
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Utiti building, icrantcn, Pi
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AiiKliiau Sugar ,.,,
Air.eiican Tobacco .
Atlli., To. S. Ye .
A.. T. & S. Y.. 1'r
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Kail, ic Ohio
IVnt. Tuhacco
Ches. k Ohio
.lilc. & Ci. W
Chic., H. & Q
M. Paul
Hoik Idand
Delaware & lludoii
laitkuwjuua
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Mil. Ttatliiiii (u ..
Misnuini I'aiifip ...
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North. I'.itiltc,
V. Y. Cent 1.1 1
Out. & WeM ..
Pinna. It, It ,
Puilllc Mail ..
Keading
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Soutiieiu II.
Soiitlietn It.
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l'. S. Leather
t'. S. Leather, IV ...
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Union I'.tdfle, Pr ...
W.ibash, IV
Western Union
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People's (Jan
Texas Padlie
Am. Car roiuidtv ...
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of IOO.
STOCKS.
Tlrit National Uank
Scranton Slat lugs Hank ,,
Third National Hank
Dime Deposit and DU10111 1 Panic,.
Economy Light. II. & I'. Co
Lacka. Trust Hafo Deposit Co
Clark k Ssnovcr Co., IV
Scranton Iron Fcnco At Mfg. Co. ...
Kcrantor. Axle Works ,
Lacha'.taniM Dairy Co., IV
County Sating- liank & Ti list Co,,
I'irst National Hank fCartondalc),.
Stundard Drilling Co
Traders' National Hank
S'uautui Holt and Nut Co
BONDS.
Scranton Passmger Hallway, flut
Mortgage, due 102Q ,
People's hticct Hallway, first niort.
gage, duo 1918
rcoplc'a tittcct Hallway, licncnl
mortgage, duo ltljl ,
Dickson Mantifai luring Co
LatU. Township bchool S per cent.
City ol Scranton St. Imp. 6 per
cent,
Kaauton Traction 6 per rent. .,,,.
FINANCIAL.
NVX"V"V X4V.N'
Spencer Trask& Co
BANKERS
21 & 29 Pine St., New York.
Transact a general banking
business; act as Fiscal
Agents for Corporations, and
negotiate security issues of
railroads and other compa
nies. Execute commission
orders and deal in
INVESTHENT SECURITIES
Descriptive list of bond offerings
furnished on application.
Members New York Stock Exchange.
Eranch Officas: 65 Stata St., Albany
till). Asked.
l'JOU
150
ssu
27.1 . . .
46
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125
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143
100
115 ...
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113
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Collected by 11. O. Dale, C7 Lackawanna Ate.)
U'ltter Creamery, old, 'J0i21c. j fresh, 2!'-a
2ii'.j dairy, fresh, 2'Ja.Ue. ; old, 5alk "
Clicue Kull civam, lAille,
i:gg Wentcru Iresli, 11 to Jli'c,; neaiby
ktate, ll'.i to lilic.
Ileans Per bu , tholco marrow, K.DJai.CO,
IV!. I!eai-Pci bu, W.I5i2.80.
Medium Htana-lVr bu., , iOav' i j.
tlitiu I'eda Per hti., SI.IOjI.Ij.
Onions-1'ei' bu., 1.40al.50.
rioqr-Ilcst patent, per bbl., $LbJ.
Itetl Kidney Heans"Pcr bu., -JJ.ISa.'.jO.
New York Groin and Produce.
New- Yoik, Apill :'.--rictir Dull and weaker
Willi wheat, HIiMt -Spot hteadyj N'o. 2 ted,
We. f. o. b. afloat! No. 2 red, 78c, elcsatoi ; N'o,
I liorlheiu Dulutli, M'.V. (. o. h. ailoat; options
weak and hcaty all day, ( orn Spot markit
Mtak; N'u. 2, Js'.ii, elevator and M'v:, f, n. li.
afloat; options c-tpcritntrd a heavy detllnit tin.
tier a Kar attack and ilotul weak and 'ale.
lower, -;iay cioeii si"f., jui.t, iu',c; .vplcni.
hit, toTji'. iai tpot easier, .m. v, uo4c.: .u,
3, Mii'.j No. 3 white, 32',ii.'lif.j Ko, wltllp,
S2c.i tratk nilucl western, aOaJllic; track white,
3IWi32f. : ontlons weak ami lower with nun.
Ilittlei strong; cieanery, Hlatii'.; factory, 1 la
It'.ic; iniltaliun iicaniciy, llalsiic ; ttatit daiij,
1.1 21c. t'ltctsc I'lim; fancy large colored ami
white, llalH.c; lancy Miiall colortd, ISe. ;
Limy mal while, I.'al2lit' IVk Striiiisi Hate
mid l'i nii.st litinl.j. l.'iiUllt'.; tloiate ttiKleru. PIV
allc: .ieiu liuli. Ulie-.s jo'Jtheiu. Ij'ialvv.
Chicago Grain ana Produce.
(Imago, Apill 3. Titanic pvtiil.tliD foiees
couilialtid bin- .mnl lit 1- in tlic ccieal pits lod.t.t,
A llertn attaik by the bear .untliigcnt t'Oip.
pelbd a j-Ii.ii li dcilitti' in all the gtaitts. long
lid by Phillips Mjlluid w:tcitly. Phillips un
loaded heatily In tlie wheat maiket hut held
to corn ami oats which Jio is credited Willi ion
tiolling. .May wheat iloscd I7ia2c. lowci; Ma.t
i "in lTe. down and .May oat iT''. tlepuj'sril.
PiotbioiLs closed I7!ic. h'ghci to I.iO, bmei
C,i,.li iptotalioits wile ,ts IuIIowa: I'Ioui -Lai.t
N'u. tl ti.riil wht'.it, 7Ja7P.ic,; No, 2 led, 7!'
7l't.; No. 2 tout, tie.; No, 2 yellow, lie.; N'u,
2 oali-, 2'l's'.i N'o. 2 white, J'tu'WUc; N'o, :
wlille, 279a'.'ii', ; N'o. t! r,tr, 5JaUsc; good feed
lug bailey, ttir,; lair to choke malting, Uli.'.o. ,
No. I Has- keed, t.AI; N"o. 1 nuithwettcin, M."'";
plimc tintotliy nieil, iSI.IVi; inest putk, l.0..',i.i
1.1.10; laid, sw.was.t,2',(.; sltotl libs, ilin, MJ.i
8.(1.1; dry r.iltnl shouhlprs, oliati'jc ; tdiort ceJl
bides ifS r,0,t8,W; whiskey, .s,27,
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Apill 3,-Caltle-Hfielnla, I7,iW, In
t ltiding :(! Tc.ans; hteaily Id mini lumbers'
Hoik and Te.ins, t.tioug; good tu pilittp tteeif,
s1ii!; poor lo liiediuui, I.ISltl.lHl; kiicI,u ami
llrilil , bliougii, S2.l0.il,;j; mwb, s.'.75j. In;
hoilm,, .Miil.iiOi raunrrs, .ir tis,-, utle lin.-l.ii,
fUi.7i; bulls, slioitg, 'ri.'ial. II; caltes, slow,
L7.1lti.2n; Tesas fed uleels. top .sjlcsi. $1.",a5.2.1;
Tcsas grass tteetd. linn, Si. 50a I; Texts bulls,
ilung, .'.(Ail. llogsllecupis todiv, vi;,(W;
tciuorrow, m,UO; estimated Icfl ncei, 2,J(l);
ncaily steady; lop, oVtu; uilsnl and hiilihei,-,
K'-ts'-iti-l''1! goO'l to oltolte hcaty, il,(lii0,''0.
rough luaty, o,fi0.iil; light, '..6"u0,0; bulk of
K.iK'0, iaU.I2!i. Shecii Hetei its, 11,000; tm.
sleaily tu fctrong; lamlm, steady; good to choiie
wcttcrii, iniltiding pspoil, .sLDOa.Vili fair lo
chotci) itiKed, fcl.ntU.1; wcstein blteip, linjltnliiis
export, $I.U0aV20; jeailings, l.tHXt5.2.V, iutic
laitilis, VI.7Sj3.IO; western lambs, HI ia.l.in.
New York Live Stock.
N'ltv York, Apiil :'. IHetVs llccelpli, 2,-lH,
tutl, .ViJOc. lotttr; bull), neatly; t.mf, i-aticr
orept lat stock, fteuf, SI '0.i.'i..':i); fat oxen ami
ilags, fl.OQjl.io, bttllb, isJal.25; tliolte and ex
port, do., ifl.a.al.tfl; tutu, ?!aj.'i0; ehtiitc fat,
do., Ial.f.1; cables tritk weak foi lite tattlt.
hhecp-btcjily; exports, '177 cattle and is,tii)
quaittn of beef, CaWtsltecclpts, I.QU.I; steadv
lo 25o. luwci; ej, Kli7,J0; mainly, i5i7.2i';
Utile taltfi. f.Ui.W. sheep and l. tuiM-ltc
ceipts, I0,2(i0i sheep, jteiuly; lamiu, 0c. op;
l.tci, la5.'.'l; cull., S-I.M; lambs, VVojUaoJJ;
one car, M.U1; lulls, irl.7-1; i lipped lainlts, .".a
e,70; irlug lambs, ! 0a7. llogs-Rciclpts, I
('l; llrm at iW.13aO.IO.
Buffalo live Stock.
i:t Uuftalo, April 3.-Catlle-Itecelpt. a can.
nut kit lairly good and demand bteadt : icceipt.-,
calttv, about 10 hfjdj top teals, $747.50. sheep
and latnlu-llccelpt, SS tin; Uiiibs, tjtcilce lu
extra, Vi3a1.50; sheep, tliolco to culia, iM.fMi
5.10. logs-lte'elpt, IS c.ri goml to choice
oiktu and light medium, HI 'J0..IJ.25.
S "x
It's Our Bi
rthdav
Wc a iv yoin.c tu v't'li'lji'ate it bv lioliliug an
ANNIVERSARY SALE
(,'oiiunenciiig loday we arc goiii- tu ask our friends to
join its in celebrating- the anniversary of our first year's business'
in Scranton. Everybody is invited to join in our jubilee.
We shall have no brass band or fireworks to celebrate the
event, but we miiall hold a six-days' sale and give our patrons
' JiAKGAIXS in -.hue leather that will make ibeni wish vc bad
several ueli 'ales every year.
NEW PRICES ON NEW GOODS
c
THE WORLD'S BEST."
For Men
All ."i.OI) and ii,(IO Shoes and Oxfords l.STi
All 1.00 Shoes and Oxfords ...I. .'.yio
All :i.00 and ::.."0 Shoes and Oxfords "J.00 and S.50
All J.00 and '-'.50 Shoes, and Oxfords 1.50 and t-'.Oil
For Ladies
All 5.00 and 11.00 Shoe.-, and Oxfurtln 1.00
All 1.00 Shoes and Oxfords .'.00
All .'1.00 autl .'i.50 Sliocs and Oxfurds U'.OO and 'J.S0
All L'.OO and L',50 Shoe.-, and Oxfords 1.50 and 2.00
There isn't space enough in this paper
to itemize. All we ask is a visit. You will
be glad you came in, and so shall we.
Lewis, Ruddy,
Da vies & Murphy
330 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton.
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