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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, l!)02.
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INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
VALUABLE INVENTION or JOHN
TERN.
It Will Have a Tondency to Work a
Revolution About Wnshcrles De
scription of tho Appliance by
Which Culm Is Ilomovcd fiora the
Bank to the Conveyors E. L. Ful
lor Syndicato Will Bo Successful
in Getting Contiol of the Bond.
Tho Bonrd for Todny.
John l-"crii, mipcilnlenilent of the Ox
foid w'nidieiy, oporutcil by the Dela
ware, Lnokiiwnnnii nnil Western com
pany, nml inventor of the Kern Tfttcnt
Slntcploker, hnH nn nppllcntlon pend
ing nt WiiBhliiBton for u patent on rt
"stiew conveyor," which will ho lined
for conveying culm from tho ihmiPH
Into tho main convejois and thence
into tho wnsherlea for scpmntloii.
M piescnt the culm Is taken ftom tho
dmnpB nt n pitch of 43 degrees, nnd
when the pile Is reduced to about halt,
tho lomaltlder Is shoveled hv men Into
the conveyors. The Fern nppllancc will
do away w Ith tho water Hush pans and
those used in Hushing culm Into tho
conveyoia, and tleoroiif-p the labor 10
qulrcd ftom So to 50 per cent.
Tills appliance Is to be attached to
the main conveyor, and will do the
work now done by the hose, water and
Hhovolers. The Having in water used
alone, without the labor Involved, is nn
impoiUnt item in the opeiation of
w ashcrles.
A working model is now being built,
which will bo placed in operation at
the Oxfotd washciv as soon as com
pleted. The appliance consists of mov
able screws, fifteen feet long, which
gather in the culm for a distance ot
thirty feet. It is attached to a wire
lope, which is tho (hiving power or
Bhaft, connected with the engine which
operates the main conveyor.
The scicvvs nie worked on tho coll
pl.in, and cany the culm into a hop
per, and thence into the main convejor.
The weight ot the screws is sufficient
to cairy the culm, thus sustaining the
pioper gi.ult.itlou. It is adjusted to
anv position by means ot iopcs at
tached to a. windlass nn the main con
veyor. These ropes elevatu the sciews,
lower them or pitch them to light or
left, as leiiulietl.
The featuie of the appliance is the
"joke" In which the cogwheels aie
joked together, thus keeping them In
"mesh," as the inventor puts it. Those
who have teen the appliance pionounce
It a eiy pi.iUlcal and Ubcful Inven-tlon.
Pohertyj 2 p tn Ilotioltrn, Abratnij fi p. ni., A.
0. llsmmll) fi p. m.t Itobokcn, Mullen,
Summit, ttc. 0 a. m., J, OarrlgRi 0 a. m.,
0, Frounfelkerl 10 t. lit, I'. McDonnell, ultli
Mrholl'fl crewj 2 p. in , Thompson) 0 p. rn , 3,
llenlgint 8 p. nit l. OoMen.
Pushers (J n m., Wldnorl 7 a, m., l'lnncrlyj
8 a. in., 0. .Miller! II, r a, m , Mown; 0 p. in ,
C, Harlholomcwj 7.10 p. m., Murphy! U p, in.,
W. II, liartholomw 10 p. ni,, "Limping.
Ilolpcm 7 a. in., I", N.iimiaitl 7 a, m., Slnjterj
10 a. m., Sccorj 0.43 p. m., Stanton) 8 SO p. in.,
Mcflovrin.
INtrm West CM a. m I'. Doudlcrinl 10 a, in ,
C. KlnrtlM-yl 2 p. m V. Wall', 11 p. m , L. 1).
Lnttlincr, with Castncr'j crcir.
notici:.
O. W Fllrgenld and rrcw villi go on No, 2
March 20 to Irani Morris k I'mcc dlt talon.
John Winters will take Ills run, No. ft-', Mirth
t.
Wllllim Ollllrcin will go out wllli II. Dohcrly.
II, Matlipnaon report for A, 0. Ilaminil,
T, Gibhons rcporta (or J. .1. Kcarncj.
HAVEN'T RETURNED HOME.
Mino Workers' Officers Arc Still in
Shamokln.
None of the United Mine Workers'
officials fiom this tllstilct returned to
this city from .Shamokln yesterday.
Woid iccelvod at tho district head
quarters was to the effect that Presi
dent T. D. Nlcholls was going on to
New York as a member of the commit
tee cinpowetcd to effect a settlement
with the assistance ot the Civic Fed
eration. Among the superintendents and op
erators here tho belief Is strong that
theio will bo no strike. The idea of
an every other day stilko Is practic
able, they say, hut would hardly bo to
the advantage of the men, even It the
companies should tolerate such a sys
tem, which is not likely.
Krle, 2d rr ,.,.,.,..... Si 6lU fit Bill
Illinois Central ,...,. ..UP, llli ltott 141
!oul. (c Naali loiti 100 lOfl'i KW'jj
Manhattan .,,,,. mi w 1UU mU
Metropolitan SI. It.v..,.,lM IOS'4 107' 17,4
Mexican Central .....i, SOtt 20U 2'1 29
Mn. K. &T IT Mi Ol'i KlH KW
MliMiurl i'aclllc ,,, lOO'i. 101 HKI'4 look
N, Y. Central ......,,,,10.1 103 102H W2H
Norfolk & Wcttctn ,,,, SOU 60'J fill's MU
Out. k Win .11 mi' 32 32T4
l'enna. Ill It ., I SI IMU iTOH 151 ,
Peopled am ion; loift ioi'i iom
ltcidlti(T f" S7 SOU OT
Hcn.ling, 1st IT 81'a fil'.a 8li MU
Ittadlnrr, 2d IT M',i fii 1)1 CA
llepuhllo Sleet M 18 17'i 19
llepnhllc Steel. IT ..... 74H 7t; 7IJ4 7I4
.southern 1'aclOo 0.1 CVi 0li Ol'ii
Southern It. It rUH 32 32!4 SJH
Southern It. It., Pi.... PH4 fl'l "114 Pl
Tenn. CojI k Iron 71 71N 70 70U
Texm IMeiflo WK 40"' 40',
Union PaHOu 100 ji looVi 0'l, W'i
Union Pai inc. IT S7)J fS ri 89
17. S. J,rather 1T4 IPi 12'i 12i
If. S. Leather, IT SJIi i Si'i 8J'li
U. S. Itul.ber 18VI 19'1 ITH 17
V. S. Ituhher, IT nil 0214 01 niVi
V. N. Steel 12'A :' tin '2
II. H Mecl. IT Dl'd PIl nVf, PtVi
Halil 21 2114 2.IU 21U
Wnlnali, Pi 42ai 1 1 1
Wrlcrn Union TOU WJ SO'i MT4
I'.xilhldend.
Total Mle, 503 000 nhirc.
cincno nitAi.v & piiovimox M.vnKi'.r.
w hi:at-
Miy
Julv
COItN-
May
JulV
OATS-
May
July
POItlt-
Miy
July
I.AltD-
M.ij
July
itins-
May
Open. IIIeIi.
7J 7214
7JH
42H
3IH
mm
10 OJ
n f.7
U 73
TTi
fl',4
42'4
3I4
10 K
10 25
0 70
!ISO
Low.
71 ?4
72
SS
saw
4I'4
3I1
ITK)
10 0J
noo
11.70
Clof.
72Vi
73U
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42)4
3I'4
11P2
10 07
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8 73 8 E0
PENNSYLVANIA DAY
The Fuller Syndicate.
A dispatch from Baltimore h.ij.s:
"U. L. Fuller bald today that ho and
his associates would hu fullv able to
satisfy Ma or Hajes that they do not
represent tho Pennsylvania lailroud in
their bid for tho Western Maiyland,
and that the inteiests back of his syn
dicate aio as strong .is tho PoniiHyl
.inla. Ho said the bid of the suidi
t.ite would be inei eased to meet the
demands of tho mayor, and was confi
dent that It would eventually be ac
cepted. Asked lelative to tho lepoit
that the Wabash was behind his .syndi
cate, Mr. Fuller declined to discuss that
question. The syndlcute is said to con
sist of Edwaid U. Fullei. of Swanton;
Moses Taylor, who Is heavily Inteiested
in the Dcl.ivvaie, Lackawanna and
Western; Walter Scianton, president ot
the Lackawanna Iron and Steel com
pany; Cornelius Vanderbllt, Walter
Delano, president of numeious coal
companies, and a dliector In the Lack
awanna Iron and Steel company, and
Fairfax S. Landstreet, who has been
general manager of the coal intetests
of tho West Virginia Cential. The syn
dicate Is said to control the West Vir
ginia Cential and Pittsburg railway,
nnd nccoullng to repoit Is arranging for
extensive developments of that piop
eity. Mr. Tuller said that contracts
have been aw aided for 1,000 steel coal
tars, each of fifty tons capacity, at a
cost of $1,350,000.
"The first step taken will bo to util
ise the Llttlo Kanawha lailroad and
other small lines which hnvo lecently
t changed hands, with tho view of seem
ing direct connection with the Wabash
and a western market, and also secur
ing to the Wabash what Mr. CSould has
long desired, a good supply or eastern
coal.
"It Is lepoited that i:0,000 aties of
undeveloped West Viiginia coal lands,
lecently purchased at a cost of over
$.2,000,000, have been pooled by the West
Virginia Central and Wabasli Inteiests,
nnd that these roads will at once ex
tend their lines Into the teultory to
open nnd develop the acquisition, The
land lies in Gilmer, Lewis and Braxton
1 ountles and Is along the proposed ex
tension ot the Little Kanawha jallroad.
"The Wabash eMension of tho Wheel
ing and Lake Eiie into Pittshuig is to
be utllUed to give the new line an en
trance Into that city,"
T., L. and W. Board for Today,
The following is the make-up of tho
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
TUISDAY. MAitCII 23.
Ilxtras JIat S p. 111.! Hoboken, r, r Sievi'iwj
10 p.. ru., 1. Caanau,;1i; n p. in, Hoboken.
Oliver.
wnnM-sim, m Alton 20.
i;tr.i Kast 1,30 a, ni I Van Wonncr; 1 a
in,, llolioken, J, Oerrity; f a rn,, Hoboken, I",
Case, vWth U. JI. Ilullclt'd crx; 10 a. 111., John
llaxtcr; 11 a. 111 , Hoboken, Itlngllib; 1 p. m.,
At tho South. Carolina Inter-State
nnd West Indian Exposition,
Charleston, S. C, April 16, 1802.
Pennsjjvanla day at the South Caro
lina Inter-State and West Indian Ex
position, Charleston, South Caiollna,
will be appropriately celebiated on
Apill 10, next, when Governor Stone
and his stnff, accompanied by tho state
commissloneis, will visit the gieat
semi-tropical exhibition in a body. Bo
sides the attendance of tho governor
and his distinguished associates, pi onii
nent pel sons from all parts of the state
will go South to assist in making the
event one of the most memorable In
the history of the exposition.
At this p.nticulai season of the near,
the city of Chaileston itself is radiant
with blooming floweis and summer's
sunshine, ofteiing to the noithein
tourist a series of diversions and lest
ful attractions that can bo found only
in a southern clime, where the folldge
never loses its veidute, nor tho mock
ing bird ceases its song. But Charles
ton with its numeious natural and his
torical charms, Its battel y and pic
tuiesque harbor, Its Isle of Palms and
great gray Fort Sumter, its quaint
stieets and wot Id-famed St. Michael's
Is but an appropilate setting to the
"Ivory City" glistening in the sunlight,
on the edge of the Ashley liver. It is
doubtful whether .1 more romantically
beautiful spot PNlsts an where in this
count! y than the tract comprising the
three hundred acies occupied by the
exposition.
The handsome buildings the Cotton
Palace, the Palaces of Commerce and
Agriculture, bordeilng the Sunken G.n
dens, and standing in bold icllef against
a dim, purple, hazy horizon line, formed
by boughs of towering pines across the
liver, make a picture In the afteinoon
sun woilh traveling thousands of miles
to see.
Tho Southern Railway operate."
thiough Pullman sleeping cars dally
between Philadelphia and Chaileston
leaving Philadelphia, Broad stieet sta
tion, ti03 p. in., ai riving in Chaileston
at 3 35 p. m. Excursion tickets, good
eleven days, only $19 80. Charles I,
Hopkins, district passenger agent
Southern Railway, 828 Chestnut stieet,
Philadelphia, will take pleasure in fur
nishing all Information.
M:V YOIIK f OTTOX MAItKHT.
Open HIrIi. Low. Clo.
, SS" 81)0 8S2 S8J
C7 8.07 SfiO 8(d
, 8 -7 S0.1 (US 8 iO
, SIWS SOS S5i 8 V)
840 S.I7 802 SJ3
JulV
March
Ma .
July .
Scranton Board of Trado Exchango
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Did. Asked
Lackawinna Dairy Co.. Pr GO
County Swings Dank & Trut Co.. 300
l'lrst National 13 ink (Carbondale) coo
Third National Bmk 650
Dime Deposit and Discount Bin!,,. 300
Kconomy Mpht. II. & P. Co u
First Natlonil Bank 1300
Laeki. Trust & Safe Deposit Co.... 103
("lark & hnoicr Co. IT. 123
Scranton Sailngs nank 500
Traders' National Bank 223 ...
scranton Bolt is Iut Co 125
People's Bank 135
bcranton Packing Co 35
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
'M " -....A.rrrinrirnnAanAAnj'
FINANCIAL.
1
115
115
115 ...
115
07
07
103
Lackawanna Hallroad Low Rate
Excursion to New York CItv.
April 2nd, 1902. "
On April 2nd special excursion tickets
will be sold to New York city and re
turn via tho Lackawanna railroad,
good going on all passenger trains of
April 2nd and for return up to and in
cluding Apill "th, nt late of ono way
fare plus ono dollar, for the lound
tiip. Clilldien between the ages of C
ami 1 years, one-half the adult late.
A Dangerous Disease,
Cioun
is dangerous,
but there is timely warning.
The danger signal
is hoarseness.
A day or two before the attack
the child becomes hoaise,
then a lough cough uppears.'
The following night
the child has
croup, f
It con bo prevented ,'
can be wurded off,
Theio U n remedy .
a safe one,
and sure, too.
It never falls. i,
It s called
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
Given, us soon
an the child becomes hoarse,
or even
nfter tjio rough cough appeals,
It will prevent the uttack.
It has done so
thousands and
thousands of times ("
nnd has ,
never been known to fall, t
For sale byail diuggists. ,'
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.
New York, .March 23-Todaj's stock inaikot
began to reflect tho expectation of the coming
triple holiday from Thursday until .Mondo afur
Katter. Fo Ions an interval in tho tiadlnc jl
vaja prompb bomo tloaing out of accounts. 'Ihcre
was a revival of apprehension tills mornlritf of
labor tiouble in th-j anthracite legion, which
ecenu to hu Jmtifled in view of the contingent
order of the convention licforo adjournlne for a
htrlko unlcH iirtnln diiiund arc compiled with,
1 casfuranin mi the pirt of those connected with
tho coal InterisU that no strike un nntfMmti.i
were not wholly efkethe und theie aa muiio
aitlvo liquidation, especially in the IteodlngH The
ISiUanco of injunitioiii aRiinst notcru lullroacN
forhidiling nbalcs and rate tutting vjs not uu.
I'vpcitid, but tho reiorted dcerminalon of tho in
Inmate rtmui'ailon to hold .1 further and ttrin.'
cut Inquiry into I ho rate question )a a suipibe
and u ihlllinpf iiiiluente, Piipararlons for furtlur
suits in state courta ngaliist the Iorthcrn Sj
uiritled rompany were to lie reckoned with. The
tistimony of tho nrintlpiU in II10 great contist
for contiol of noithuutirn railroads vvhlcli U he.
Ing takm in it legil iontc.-.t ia read with great
attention in Wall strict and not with altogether rt
assuring ilfcet or Kiitlment. There wa n slump
of more than 7 points in llvansWlle and 'firre
Haute. The adunte was nnmed in Colorado
Fuel alter sonic urlv heavinesa ami the stock
nlned 3V4, allowing for the dividend olf, North
American nude a further upward 1UM1 und late
in the day the Kansas City and Southern stocks,
and tho MInucjpoll, ht. Paul and bJiilt Me
Jlarip atocka forgid upwanbi without ivplaiutlon
These gains were the cxieptlon to the rule which
was on the sldo of losses. Auialgauuted Copper
was supnortid in face of the postponement of the
Anaconda dividend inutile and closed with a
small gain. Total sales tod 11, 63M00 chaics,
Ihere was heavy silling of the Wabash debtntuie
II bonds, with a loss of 1V4 per tent, Utheiwise
bonds were irregular. Total sties, pir value,
2,JJO,000, United blates bonds were all un
changed on last tall.
The following; quotations ire furnished Tin
Tribune b) llaight i. I'retss Co., 31U15 Heart
Building. V, 1), Itunjou, manager,
Open. Illifh. Loir, Close,
Ariul. Copper , 02 DJU el 02
Am. Car Koundry 82',4 aii ltl li
Amcritan lco ,,,20 a) lo?i 10
Amer. Iojcoinotive, . ,,, 32U 3214 M! 3lW
Am. I.ocoiuothc, I'r.,,, 01 PI i ot
Apt. fcmelt. & lief. Co.. IWj W iW i',i
American Bugar ..,.,., .13H il 131 ys
Anaconda Copper .,.,,, 'Jaii H) a s,ii
Atchison ...,.,..,..,,,, 77Ti 77T 77 77',
Aicnisou, rr ,,.,,,.,,,, 11(54 V'M VI VJ
a uiw ,,,,,,, ,,,iuu nun juo'ti juu
'. fAlt
vu
tH
Ualt,
brook. It. T. ,.,.,,,,,, W GOV;
Chicago & Alton ....... 351 35H
VOV4f
-mcago a Aura ,..,. ao-s afk Biti
3hlc. & O. V SIVi 2i 21 2194
'Chic.. UiU & St. l.iet Wiaj 102H iajI
L'hio., It. L & P .......nOH I8IV3 170U 170
UUf, IWVi lUoli
27 20i'j 2 Hi
41 2J',5 :,'H4
Chic,
Col. Fuel & Iron
Col, & Southern ........ 27
Col. & Southern, Pr .... U
Del. & Hud , 171
rrio .,....,,..., 37
lite lit iV .,.,, C9li
171
37
09U
171
i-Oli
Gift,
171
MH
05
1IOND3.
Scranton I'asscnscr Hallway, first
Mortgage, due 1020
I'eoplc's .Street Itillway, flrat mort
gage, due 1013
People's btrect Hallway, Ceneral
mortgage, due 1921
Scranton Traction 6 per cent
Economy I.ignt, Heat fc Toner Co..
N'oith Jcrsev A. I'ocono Ice Co
Consolidated Vattr Suiply Co
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected b) II, O Dak, 27 Lackawinna Ave.)
I lour $1 00.
Hcanv- J2 10
llutter I reli creamer', 30c; Juno cicaniery,
20c ; dato, 22c.
niece 12'i.al3c.
lgg eJll).l, 10c; western 17al7JjC.
1'ta.i l'ir bushel, SI. 7".
Jlarrow Ucans Per bmhcl, ?1 ljal.10.
Totatois l'cr bushel, InVc.
Onions 1'cr bushel, $1 0.)
Philadelphia drain nnd Produce.
Philadelphia. Mirth 23 n licit-(-tead ; con
tract glide, Mirch S.1'1 iSIc ( orn i.e. lower
.Nn, 2 inlcd JI111I1, (k1iu,I'..c. UaU -Unchiiiged
.No. 2 white cllppid, 51i . Wool I nchuuid
I'rnvisionv Firm, good demand; wntein liet
ill st, smoked, 12t.allc; western bief, knuekl.
ami teiidd, smoked, Hall.; licet him', ''to 30
.0 50, haiu, h. P. cured. 111 tlnccs, lOkaPHLe.
1I0 skinned, 111 ticiics, liy.illV.; do do. loose,
ii'iari"jc.; mini, miokcil, a-, to imml ami 11
irigo, Hal'jc; lnms boiled, boneless, lsalOc
shouldeis, pickle cured, in tierces, bis'ie.i do
do sniokod, Pi'lVic,; bicikfist bacon, as to brim!
and iverie, 11j12i.; lard, wistern it fined, tierces
10'si ; do do. do tuln, 10V4U10a5c. ; do pure
city refined, in Hence, 10e ; do. do do in tubi
10al0'.e. Iluttir 10c lower; cvtia western
ertiincry, 20t.; do. niarbi' prints, 31c. tggi
htendj ; flesh neaib, lo'-.iblc: do. western, 15M
10c; do. southwestern, Ijijaldc; do southern
13c Cheese linn; cv ork full cream, fancj
null. Ue ; do. do fiir to choice, liable
Ititlned Sugars ITnchangid. Cotton Stead. Live
I'oultrj Hrm and higher with a good demand
lowls, 12'aillc.; roosters, SiS'Sc; vilntci cluck
ins, 15a20t.; spring chicl ens 23a30e.; ducks. Hi
Ijc; geese, llal2c I)res-ed Poultrj Firm, gooi
dinnnd; fowb, choice, Uallc. ; do. fair to good
lUU12t. ; old roostere, Si.; chickens, western. 12
ulic; turkes, tholec to fincv, 15alGc. ; do. fab
to good, llaltc; dinks, lOillc. ; geese, balOe
Tallow Dull and unchanged; city piime in
tierces, ut. ; country do birrcls, Oaoc ; do
dirk, 5Hn5?4C. j takes, tilic. Itecclpts I lour
Q.J00 bancls and 2,212,000 pounds in sacks; wheat
0,000 bushels; corn, 11,000 bushels; ints, 1,300
bushels Shipments W belt, 12,000 bushels; corn,
10,000 bushels; oats, 10,000 bushels.
New York Grain nnd Produco Hiirkot
New Ycrk, JIarch 23 Plour Aiiout stead
and uominallv unclungcd. V heat Spot steady,
No 2 red, rUtfc. elevator; No 2 red. SOVic. f
o. b ilioat; No. 1 northern Uulutli, bl?ie. f. o
b nrloat; options lower nt first then recovered,
but flnallv icldcd and closed ',Sc. luwti; Mirch
closed 7S'ic; Mil, 78i,ic ; Jul, "Ssc. ; Septem
ber, ec Corn Spot stcidv; No. 2, tK338c. ele
vator and MV". f. 0. b. nlloat; covering of local
options opined Ann and thin weakened liter
which rililcd with wheit, dosing about stead
it n paitinl ',ie. nit adunie; JIuv clo-cil ul'8c.;
July, ftl'&c; September, 01l. Oits -iiot
many; .No. 2. 47i.; .No, .J, 4Ue.; No. 2 wmte.
50c; o. 3 white, 40e ; truk mixed western, 47
aWsc; trick white, 40at3Ut.; options irregular
but gcuerall weiker. Ilutter Steidy; creamery,
22a2?c ; do. faitorv, IS i22c, ; ciejineiy held, 21 J
20Ke,; lenuvated, 10i2IVjC,; imitation cicamci,
2a2tc; state dairy, 22i27c. Cheese Firm; 6tatc
full cream tin ill, eirl make, finey colored, 13a
lJiJc; do. white, luallVlc; full cream, laige
fall make, fwi colored, 12al2'Jo.: do white,
12il2Uc 1'ggs rirm; state and Penn-hanla,
10c; wistcin, 10c; southern, 15iial53ic
Chicago Qrain and Produce Market.
Chicago, Mirch 23 Speculation in grains was
ot .1 tee saw nature today. '1 lit ic was less force
to the intikcts than on Monday, leaders were lea
ncthe and there was nolliiiu for the geniril trade
to follow, (,ood 1 roil w cither anil an absence of
expoit haslnces worked ugilnst the bulls and at
the close Ma wheit was a si ado under Ma, Miy
roin 9e. lowir ami Mu oats 'ic down. Provis
ions ilo'-cd 2lsa7'Ac. lower. Cash quotations were
as follows: 1'loui Dull and ia ; No. 3 wheat,
70a721(ie i N'o. 2 rid, 78',a7fi.e., No. 2 oats, 419i
nl2a(,c.; No, 3 white, 411450. ; No. 3 white, 42Vi
alJ?iu; So, 2 re, S7',ic.; fair to choice malt
ing, O3ab0c ; No. 1 tlivsud. 1.C8; No 1 north
wenem. il 72; inline tlmnthv sicd, filM; rnas
poik, V 83il5 00; lird, if!) W'iat) to; short ribs,
tldis, SWab.iO, dry failed shoulders, THaTJic ;
short Hear sides, VlOiO.20; whUUe, ?1 -0.
Chicago Xivo Stock Market.
Chicago, March 23. Catlle-Ileceipts, 0,600, in
cluding 423 levins; maiket steady; good to prime
stiei-;, 4O6O17-, poor to im ilium, J12.U0M; stoik
isr nnd feeders, l2 50a3 23; tow., $1.40l5.fiO
lielfeis, S2.50a0; canners, sl.10a2.td; bulls, Ir-'Mi
0; calves, f2 50iO 25; Texas fed steeis, $3aO. Hogs
Iteeeiits todJ, 2,000; tomoirnw, 33,000; left
nvir, 2,000; BalOc, higher; mixed and butihcrs,
SU.iOaOttf; good to clioiee heavy, M50a0.7U;
rough heav. M,25a0.40; light. $eU0 43. bulk of
salts, ftl33a0t30. bliecj Iti-celpts, U,00i; sheep
strong; lambs strong to 10c, higher; good to
tholce wetheis, !-3a3 50; western sheep, Ip3.23a0
nathe lambs, $ta0UJ; westirn lambs, S3 23a0bO,
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Past IIutTalo, March 23. Cattle IteeelpU llgliti
sttadv and iinehaned; tops, $7,73abSO; others,
$W,U). Hogs Heielpts, 3,0(0 head; active and
fialOo. higher; heavy, J.l)Oa0.tWj inUed, 3.734
0 8J; light Yorkers, 0 40aO0; pigs, WlOafl'iO;
loughs, sfti0 23; slags, if lal.W. Sheep and Imbs
ltecelits, 3.000 head; stronger lor uuibs: theeo
scarce and'tlnn; sheep, tops iulcd, W.50a5.73j
culls to good, SJ50a5 40; wethers, 3.75aU, tear
Hugs, $3UOa0.23; top lambs, S0 70aU.75; cults to
good, gl 70J0.03.
East Liberty Live Stock Market.
Kast Libert, Marcli 23 Cattle Steady; chobp,
$0 00j0 75; prime. $d20j0,40: good, K50u5.W,
Ilogs Stead ; inline bogs, $C.73dtl SO; best me
diums, 0.7DuU73; heavy Yorkers, fo 33a0.0.3; light
Yorkers, $OSOaOW; pigs, $ta0 23; louglis. Ja6.20.
Shce Steady; best viethers, f3.',0a5 00, 'mils
and common, $2.Wet; veal tahes, $7aTT3.
Oil Market.
Oil City, l'a., Manli 23.-Credlt balances, 113;
certificates, no bid; shipments. S9,lSd bjrrtli;
average. 70.427 banclt; inns, 'Sd.UI baircli; av
erage, 71,610 bainls.
The Greatest Oil
Greatest Oil
Gushers and the
Success of
Recent Times
The kinds of oil this company produces are those
in which the supply is much less than the demand at
this time. Ours are illuminating and lubricating oils
not fuel oil.
An oil company which, acting on the soundest
and most conservative business methods, has without
doubt acquired a success in less than ten months that
staggers belief. No other company in the field ap
proaches it in success.
Read the following biief statement of facts:
Tut In Our Own Money.
1. Tho promoters of tills company nut In
our own money ttnil mitdo the rompnnv a sue
ccsh beforn nmlcluu; tiny extended public ofTer
of stock. ThlH compiitiy linn no Bnlurled mana
gers' Hat, though four of Its directors mo per
Koiiully employed In miporlntcntllng ItB opcrtt
tlons. Never a Stock Scheme.
2. It never vvriB a stoclc-solllnir scheme liv
vvhlcli nllogcd "bunkers" nnd "fiscal agentH" got
from 50 to 7." per cent of tho funds. In thin
company nt lerst 00 per cent, of tho funds re
ceived lmvc pono directly Into pioperty nnd oil
wells and pobslbly 10 per cent. Into general ex
penses. The usual modern oil company opei
ntes tho other way. Tho ofllcers or dlreetots
of this company hao not ono cent Inteicst In
stock bales.
No Fuel Oil Scheme. .
2. It never would have anything to do with
Spindle Top or Beaumont fuel-oil propositions.
There's nothing in them. We can buy Spludln
Top gushers outright for $15,000 or 520,000 und
yet some oil companies arc taking ono well and
a patch of giound about ns big ns 11 lot In 11
graveyard and putting a lur valtto of $1200,000
on It. What becomes of tho extra $l,lS0,0OOr
No "Par Value" Scheme.
i. Wo never did have anything to do with
thnt new method of faking tho public by which
"par valtto" slime- of 1, 2, R and 10 cenm flro
helng Issued, tho uvcrniro subscriber believing
tliat he Is buying par valtto shares of $1. Such
business looks fishy on Its laco. I'coplo who
bought such shares would, in nine canes In ten.
not have done so if tliuy had known tho leal
par value.
No "Fake Dividend" Scheme.
fi Tills company never advertised tho pay
ment or prediction of big, quick dividends to
iiiducn customers. It never bought plnj oil-out
wells und pretended it wan paying dividends
fiom production when it was not. Tho ofllcers
of this company nro not mixed up In any others,
nnd If they vvero they wouldn't pay dividends
fiom stock sales in old companies to get gud
geons to swallow new ones of tho sumo type.
"How to the Hue, let thu chips fall whoro they
may." Whin tills company begins the puvment
of dividends llioy will bo legitimate nnd no
stock will then lie for sale. It seems impossible
to ronielve what clnsn of people will buy stock
of a 1 ompany at a cut rate which professes to
be paving big dividends at the sumo time. Tho
lln.tncliil absurdity, it not vvorje, of such a pro
posal is amazing.
We Publish statements.
C This Is tho onlv company we havn heard
of that publishes tlnaneinl statements showing
its income and for what disbursed. No doubt
Ilia othrrs would cheerfully do so, hut it would
result In dcinnglng tho liver of tliclr companies
when tho public cumo to seo whero tho money
was going to. Wo announced somo weeks ogo
thnt wo would retlro from tho newspaper ad
vertising columns, and tills Is our lust, uppear
nnco now on anv scale. Our gusheis coming In
with such beautiful regularity, wo believe it a
public duly to announce tho samo and glvo tho
public Investor a, clinnoo as well as tho prlvato
one, no he or sho could put his or her money
into a company of substance.
No "Free Lunch" Scheme.
7. Wo don't pay tinnaportallon to our wells
or equip special trains. Wo put-thls money,
thus wnjtcd, In lands nnd oil wells. Wo lot
lli:SUIrS talk, not tho WIND of somo nlco
fellow who has had a Jolly time and Is willing
to appreciate it enough to help ring in tho pub
He by somo wondciful y.nn about things of
which ho has no practical knowledge-, "llead
hoadh" aro no expense to tho A. & V. OH Co.
If a man won't invest without seeing what wo
have ho can pay his own wnv, as UJs going Is
for his own satisfaction and notVmirs. Wo
don't clulm to be uny of the "anointed," but wo
KNOW that thero is no oil company which has
advertised stock for sulo for twelvo months
that dares make tho open showing that wo
do or that can compnro with us In results.
This Company Has a Greater Amount of High-Grade Oil-Gusher Territory and Larger Illuminating and
Lubricating Oil Wells Than Any Other in the World Without Exception, as Explained.
1- Our Kentucky Gushers.
(a) Tlio Jones Farm (300 acres) Glibber Is a
liigh-grado illuminating oil-well brought in on
Christmas of a 1,000 barrels dally capacity,
which oil men s.iv wilt double on drilling a
trlllo deeper in tho sand. Send for photogra
phic Illustrations. ,te. Er7"Avci.ige dntlv cupuc
itv of wells of this tpc in thu United States is
only thieo barrel", and et they make money.
(b). Our Wages Farm (200 acres) Gusher,
In ought in Feb. IS, is a pine lubricating oil.
Opinions ns to capacity of well vary from 2 0f0
to C.000 ban els a day. Old operators and Stand
ard OH men say that "It's a wonder." It reallv
ii, for any kind of oil, and more particularly
for lubilcnting. in which wells that pump a
barrel a duv aro considered very good.
Our Barnes Farm (100 Acres)
Gusher.
(c). This gusher would have been In some
days ago, but some trouble was oxpeilenced In
-the. casing, and as thnt will soon bo remedied,
our clrlllcts say that it will lny cither of the
other two in the shade. Wo announce it now,
ns It Is a big certainty. Tho oil is believed to
bo tho tame as tho Wages Tatm.
Others. ,J3)
(d). Wo aie drilling along a four-milo "di
vide" between livers representing tho Knox
County, Ky Gusher Field. Wo havo nearly all
of tho property several thousand acres of this
kind. The wells drilled aro about half a mllo
np.iit ouch. This tenitory was specially so
li ctod by our Hold superintendent as the best
in the county. Others had frequently passed It
over. We acquired all of it wo could, or nearly
all of the whole tract. Wo bellevo thero Is
room for seveial hundred of theso guhera
there. Wo will allot about five, acres to each.
We havo 18,000 acres ot good land there be
sides thlH big gusher strip. AVo havo nearly
SO.000 acics in other counties and States.
The
tales!
usner in
the
d
JXJST BROUGHT IN BY US IN TEXAS. BEAD WHAT PRESIDENT FLOURNOY SAYS. A WELL OF THIS SIZE AND THIS
KIND OF OIL HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN OTL PRODUCTION.
Sour Lake, Tex., March 8, 1S02.
Diiir Jlr. TJnver7agt:
Following my telegram of yesterday, I am
happy to intoim vou that beyond all doubt wo
havo a magnificent well of tho veiy highest
grade of oil. For thirty minutes yestcrdav it
flowed at tho rato of a barrel a second. The
flow was stopped by the choking of oil sand
not quicksand, but tho sand out ot .which tho
oil comes. This will not in any way interfero
witli tho capacltj of the well or tho pioductlon
of oil. Mr. Sinclair, who I have before in
formed you drilled wells In every oil-producing
country in thu woild, said to mo this morning:
"NO FINEH Oil, THAN THIS KVBK CAMU
OUT or THU GROUND." Wo aro now put
ting down tho b-lnch casing. When that Is
dono und tho well cleaned out which may tnko
some time prolmblv tour or Ave days "YOU
MAY Bi: ASSUHDD THAT Wf3 WILU IIAVH
THU BUST WELL, OK ILLUMINATING AND
LT-'URICATING OIL IN THU WORLD. A few
davs ago T wrote in responso to your informa
tion about our glorious success in Kentucky
thot it Is my time now. My timo has come,
nnd with it a triumph that will warm tho
eoekles of your heart all tho dajs of your life.
You will recollect that wo tested tho well upon
a good show of oil ut SS0 feet, after which wo
determined to go deeper. Oil was stiuck yes
teiday about 11 o'clock AT 016 FGET IN
UEAUTirtJL, COAKSL' TltUH OIL SAND,
through which we went DC feet to pipe clay bot
tom, ul which point wo began to withdraw tho
drive pipe to set tho S-lnch casing. During tho
opeiation of withdrawing tho cirlvo pipe tho
well gushed to tho top of the derrick through
the rotary, which dellected Its course, other
wise it would havo gone .'10 feet or more over
tho top of tho derrick. THU OIL, HELD IN
THU Sl'NLIGHT. IS A BEAUTIFUL GOL
DEN GIIEUN. ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
SULPHUR OR ANY OTHER INJURlOl S
FOKEKIN SUBSTANCE
With kind lcgaids, vours trulv,
(Signed) II. W. FLOURNOY.
Note. A barrel a second is over 75,000 bar
rels a day.
The following copy of a telegram Is a reply
from Judge Flouinoy requesting conservative
estimate: C. II. UNVKU55AGT,
Vice-President.
Sour Like Station, Tex.. Miuch 11, 1002
C. II. Unvcrzoght. 11J3 Broadway, Now York:
Well brought In todav In splendid condition;
estimated capacltj by experts who saw it gush,
fiO.COO barrels per day; oil of highest grade;
can't ou tome and see It.' Answer.
II. W. FLOURNOY.
Just G'nsp nt It.
With all tills great showing our authorized
capitalization is only ($1,000,000) ono million dol
Inrs, and wo still have a big block of stock in
the trcasuiv. Did you ever hear of such a
thing in your llfo? Why, somo of the Texas
cheap FUEL oil people don't think anything of
having more than that on ONE well and only
one-bltty-fourth of an aero at that, vvhtlo wo
have nearly tJO.OOO acies selctted oil lands and
have 20 times ns much Gusher ferritin v as the
whole ot "Spindle Top." This situation has
been brought about by our successful develop
ment and getting' In tho field early. How Is it,
any way, for a record of only 10 months in
husincss? Why, ono of our shares Is worth 20
to 2,000 times most of those in the market.
IF YOU WANT ANY STOCK in tlil3 com
panv, tnko notice that this price only holds
good this week, or until our Barnes Fnim
Gusher Is hi ought In, capped and connected,
w lilcli is expected ev cry day now. Every
Gusher means room for dozens more, hence tho
2"i-cont ihIso on tho first ono on each upw farm
in our Gusher belt. Stock can bo paid for in
throe instalments, it nnv convenience to ou.
Tho amount for sulo Is limited anway, and it
is going tiipidly every day. Last Monday our
i ish orders alone exceeded $20,000 (for tho week,
$T0,000), so vou seo tho special otra $",0,000 cash
reservo bi lug put in tho treasury will soon bo
sold.
Wilte or call or send i omittances in custom
ary nijnnei.
Price or Stock.
$1 per share. Par value. $1. This stock
would be cheap at W per shuro now. Our pipe
line connections will shortly bo made, when tho
sales will entirely stop. Wo aio tunning a big
force of drillers and pipo and tank outfitters,
and aie providing a big cash reservo In tho
treasury for contingencies, hence loasons, for
present sales. GUSHERS regulate our prices.
Our llrst sales were nt 2!i cents, before gushers;
next 50 cents, next 73 cents, present $1.00. You
may as well know it, as tho prlco is going up to
$3 by New Yeni's. Every gusher bi ought In
and put In shapo dovelops a now tract of
giound and Increases tho price per sharo of
stock 23 cents. This Is a fair ndvanco becauso
tho proven ground will most likely itself in
crease dividends such an amount annuallv.
With our increased drilling forco we will short
ly bo bringing In two gushers a month, if not
more.
What Our Oil Wells Are Worth.
OH wells or production sell leadlly nt
about $750 per barrel dallv production,
sometimes more. At this rato, our pres
i nt 1)0,000 barrels dally production would
bo worth for the wells $3,730,000, or over
thieo times tho whole capitalization of
tho company.
Present Merely a Beplnninjr.
Our present gushers nre merely a be
ginning, and are coming in now every
month one or more. In six months' timo
we will havo at least 4 times tho present
number of gushers. Think of this In con
nection with present value of the wells
now drilling based on productioa value.
Chance of Your Lifetime.
It just happens that you can buy
stock, now becauso tho plpe-ilno connec
tion, hence sales of oil is a few months
away, und having plenty of stock In tho
treasmy, even -nt our low capitalization,
we have concluded It the part of wisdom
tlngencies and loi most exttnded operations.
1 -
The Atlantic
and Pacific Oil Co.,
1135 BroaduDay, New York City, Cor 2flth E& ftiST BldSl'
Judge Henry W. Flournoy, President. Executive Committee Charles II. Unverngt,
Chairman; S. Qaleskl, President Provident Savings Bank; Jame3
C. tie La Mare, Counsellor-nt.Lnw.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In HiTect :ov. 3, 1001.
Trains leave Scranton (or New York At l.W,
3.1S, 0M, 7.170 and 10 03 a. 111.; 12.15. 3 10, 3uJ
p. ni. I'd ttew oik und l'lillailclplila 7.60,
10 03 a. in., and 12,45 and 3 31 p, in For Tobj.
liaiina At 0.10 p in. lor liutlalo 1,15, 0 22 and
0 00 o in.; 1 55, 0M und U.J3 p. in. 1'or Ding
liamton anil way stations 10.20 a. in. and 1,10
p. in. Tor O.wego, Sjiacusc and Utlca 1,15 and
U 2i a. in ; 1.55 p. in. Ojuego, byracuw and
Utica train at 0.2.J a, in. dally, except hunday.
Tor Jiontro.e 0 00 a ni.J 1.10 and 0 50 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation 1 CO anil 0.15 p. lit.
Illboniiburg Division For Northumberland, at
OS and 10.00 a m.; 1.55 ami 0 10 p. in. For
I'iynioutli, at 8.10 a, m.; 3 10 and 1)00 p. ni
faunday TraimtFor hew iork, 1.40, 3 15, 0 03
and 10 Oj a ni.i J.40, 3 3J p. ni. For HulTato
1.15 and Mi a, m.; 153, 0 60 ami 11.35 p. m.
Fur lliniihamton and viay stations 10.20 a. in.
Illconisbiirg Division Lwvo Hcrantou, 10.03 a.
m. and 0.10 p. in,
Hew York, Ontario and Western.
In Uffcct Tuesday, Sent. 17, 1001.
KOUTIl HOuSl).
Leave Leave Arrive
Trains. Scranton. Carbondale. Cadada,
No, 1 ,.,,,..'0SOa' '" H.ioa.m. 100p.m.
No. 7 .....i" -lP- m r. Onbundalc U0 p. m.
no. .... goOTll HOUND. '
Te.ivo Leave Arrhe
Trains. Cadosia. Cailwndalc. bcranton.
No. 0 , (2,a, 7.oa.m.
So. 2 2 13 p. in. 4 00 ii. in. 4 40 p. in.
fcU.NDAYS ONLV, NOliril BOUND. '
Leave Leavo Arrive
Trains. Scranton. Carbondale. Cadosia,
No. 0 ,,.... BLOa. in. 0 10n.ni. 1015 a. m.
No. 6 ,,,. 7.00 p.m. Ar. Caroondalo 7.40 p. m.
' ' "' hOUTil UOUM). '
Leave Leavo Arrive
Tiaini, CadosU. Carbondale. Sirauton.
No, 7.00 a. in. 7.40 a.m.
No 10 .,..,., 4 SO p. in 0 00 p.m. 0 45 p.m.
'Irairu Nos. 1 on week davn. and 0 on Sundays,
mako main line connections tor New York dry,
Uiddlclonu, Walton, Norftlcb, Oneida, Owcco
and all points nest,
1 or further Information rcmult ticket agents,
J. O. AMJbilbOV, O. I' A., New York.
J, V. UUL5U. T. 1". A, Strantou, l'a.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Xehlgli Valloy Knllrond.
In KlTcct, Nov. S, 1001,
'lulu leivo bcrantnn,
For I'lilladilplda and New York via D. & II.
It It., at II 33 md 0 3S a m., and 2.13, 4 27
(Ulack Diamond Kspr.'K.), and 11.30 p. in. bun
davs, D. i. II. It. It., 1.53, 8.27 p. in.
For White Haven, llazleton and pilnelpal points
In the coal regions, via 1). & II. It. II., u 3b, 2.18
und 4.27 p. in. Fot I'ottsvlllc, 0.33 a, m , .MS
p. m,
For Ilethlcliem, Faston, Heading, IlarrUhurg,
and principal intermediate station, via 1). &. II.
It. It., 1133, OSS a m ; 2.18, 4.27 (Ulack l)la
mond Uxprcsa), ll.0 p. in. bundajj, D, & II.
It. It., (US a, in.; l.M, 8 27 p. til.
For TunUiaiiiiock, 'luwanda, I.lmlra, Ithaca,
ficneta and principal Intermediate stations, vli
D.. L. and M. It. It., S,10 a. m and J 60 p. m
For Geneva, ltotlieiter, Ilultalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points nest, vlu I), i II. It. It,
7.4b. 12 OJ a in.: 1.4.'. 3.23 (lilac Ic Dlamord i:.
press), 7.43, 10.11, 1130 p. m. bunds s, D. J. II,
It. It , 12.0J, 8.27 p. m.
I'ullirun parloi and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
I'arlor tars on all trains between Kllkes Itarie
aud New Vork, I'liilJdvipliia, Uutialo and Suspcit.
klon llrldgc,
ltOLLIN II. WILIlUIt, Cm Supt., !0 Cortland
street, New orkt
ClIAItl.Db ii. LKK, Gen. Pass. Agt., 2(1 Cortland
street, New ork.
A. V. NOMIMAUIKii, Div, Pass. Agt., South
Bethlehem, l'a.
For tickets aud Pullman lesenations apply to
city ticket cilice, 1)0 I'uultu bipurc, Wlku Harre,
Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
from Wilkes Darrc. Pullman buffet parlor car
and cojilies to Philadelphia via 1'ottoville. btopa
at principal Intermediate stations
4 .'7 p. in., week da a, lor Ij:leton, bunliur),
llarilsUirg, Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
U, JJ, I1U Vjl.CU.l. uvn. Jig!
J, U. WOOD, Gen. IMss. Agt.
Pennsylvania Raihoad.
Schedule in KHect June 2, 1901.
Trains leave Scianton: 0 3S a. in., week days,
tlirouJ.li vestibule train fiom Wilkes Ilaire. Pull
man bullet parlor tar ond coaehea to l'liilsdeb
phia, via I'oltsvfllfii stops at principal Intel mo
diate stations. Also connects for ounbiin, liar
rtsburg, Philadelphia, Ualtlmore, Washington and
tor Pittsburg and the "1st.
0 33 a. in., ucck days, for Bunkury, llsrnsburg,
Philadelphia, Ualtlmore, Washington and Pitts
burg aud tho vet.
1.4.' p. ui., iik dj)S tbundavs. 1 63 p. in ),
for btinbui), llarrl'burg, Philadelphia, Ualtlmore,
W'aililnxton aud Pittsburg and tho west.
3.23 p in week daj, through vestibule train
New Jersey Cential,
In Meet ,vov, 17, 1001.
Stations In New York, loot ot Liberty stieet
and boulh Fun, N, It.
Trains leato biranton lor New Yoik, i'ldladel.
phia, lhistrn, Hcthlehtm, .Mlentonn, Maucli
Cliuilk, vtb't.i Haven, Ashley and Wilkes Darre at
7. JO a. in , 1 p- - and 4 n in Sunday, 2.10 p. in.
fli niter f-ltv kinretu leawj S, ranttin .at 7..M
a. in., through solid vestibule trail, with Pullman
lluffet Parlor Curs, fot Philadelphia, with only
one thangu of cars for llaltlmoie, Washington,
D. O., and all principal point.s south and nest.
For Avoca, Pitistou und Wilkcs-Ilarrc, 1 p. m,
and 4 p. m. Sunday, 2. 10 p. m.
For Long branch, Oeean Groie, etc., 7,30 a.
in. and 1 p. m.
For Iteadlng, Lebaniii and Ilarrlsbnrg, via Al
lentown, at 7.10 u. lu. ond 1 p. in. bunday, 2,10
P, in.
tor 1'ottsrillo at 7.S0 a in. and 1 p. m.
For rates and tickers apply to agent at station.
ft M. BUnr, Gen. IV.. Agt.
j. a. svwsiil'ii,
Dist, Pass. Agt., Scranton,
Delawme and Hudson.
In litfect November 21, 1001,
Trains for Curboudalo Ituve beiauton at 6 20,
SOU, S5J, 10.13 a. in.; 12 00, 1.20. J.3I, 3 02,
6 .1), 0 25, 7,87, 0 13,' 11,20 p. ir. 1 31 a. in.
For llonedalc 0 20, 10.1.a. ill.; 2Jt and 6.29
p, in.
For Will es-Ilarre-41 58, 7.45, $41, 0 33, 10 41
a. ni.; 12 OJ. 1.12, J.IS, 3.2, 4.27, CIO, 7.43,
10 41, 1130 p. m.
For L. V. It. It. Points S8, 0 3S a. m.; 2.13,
4 27 and 11.30 p, m.
foi I'emuj hauls It. It. Foists 6 33, 0 33 a.
in.; 1 42, 3 23 ami 4.27 p. in.
For Vlbauj sud all points north 0 20 a. m.
and J 62 p. in.
bUXIMY THUN9.
For Cailwndalc 3 60, 11 ,J a, ,m, 2 34, 3.32,
5.52 and 11.17 v. in.
Foi WilU llarie-U.J3 a. in.; 12 0J, 163, J.23, J
o.aj auu v it v in.
INVESTORS
Ileforo making rnnimi'tuicnts, please
record lu) the privilege of submitting
our dcscripttio list of investments,
SpencerTrask & Co
BA.MKERS
27 & 20 Pino Street, Now York
111:51111:111 . Y .STOCK i:CIIVNGE.
We offer, to yield About
5 per cent.,
$250,000
(Total Issue. $1,000,000)
BUTTE ELECTRIC fi POWER CO.
Butte, Mont.,
5 per cent. 1st Moitgnge Sink
ing Fund Gold Bonds.
Denomination 1000.
Matin lug 1 to u0 j car j.
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
For Alban.i and points north 3 S3 p. m
For ihmcbdali- 8 60 a 111 and 3 62 p. in
. 1. t'UiOU, D. I' A, berantou, l'a.
i
jl
i.