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Delicious Pastry
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NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Compiled by W. J. Ballard, of Schenectady, N. Y.
"Isn't the United States u woild
lower? Yesteid.iy was Hecietuiy
Hay's tegular weekly icteption time
lor diplomats, and lie was called on
by repie.veiitutivps of nunc than twenty-live
nations, including nil the Rteat
count) les of the eaith. And eveiy one
of the calleis came on business of ini
poitnnee to his iroveinment. A few
jcnis ago on "diplomatic1 day" diplo
mats weie conspicuous by their ab
sence, or if thev came It wan to make
putely formal calls. Kussla. and (let
maiiy hae rIumi the United States
fiehh asviiianeo of their aiipiov.il of
the 'open ilooi' policy In China. It was
Ameiican statesm.uishlp th.it opened
the door, and the sie.it nations of the
woild aie admitting the wisdom as
well as the justice of the policy." Troy
Times.
The editor of "Appleton's Annual
Cyclopaedia" has Just .stated the total
of giftH to educational and phllan
thioplc objects in this countiy In 1001,
counting only gifts of ?:.,000 and up
wards, as UKBiejMtltlR $107,UCO,000,whlch
is SGO,00O,00O inoic than in WOO, and $44,
000,000 moie than in 1S99.
Mr. Wit states th.it the Chinese
1'iovince of Slums! alone could supply
coal to the entire woild, even at the
piesent enoiinous lato of consumption,
for a peiiod of 3,000 jenu. This was
the estlmat made by Baton Hlchto
fen, the celebinted deiman geologist.
Sir. Wu draws the practical conclusion
that American entetptlse lias a large
Held In the Celestial emphe, and that
It is well to cultivate fiiendly lelations
with a countiy whose coal bin is as well
supplied as that of China.
In spite of the Boer war the exports
of Cape Colony, South Afilen, for 1901,
weio $M,000,000 against $40,000,000 for
1I100. The figures for impotts uie $120,
000,000 against $9,-),O0O,00U. Tills gives
us some Idea of the chances for laiger
gains after the war Is clo.sed.
The first Egyptian Medical Congrets
will be held at Caho, Egypt, Dec. 10
1M. 1003, and Indicates long sttldes in
the piopulsive power of money, which
lias fenced the land of the Phuraobs to
tise to the physical necessities of the
mllllonnlte.s who Invade Its historical
scenes iu Hocks every year,
A reinnikable evldenco of the esteem
In which Picsident McKlnley was held
liv the working people was affoidecl iu
Homestead, Pa., iccently The major
ity of the employed of all grades con
tributed half a day'n pay to the Mc
Klnley Memorial Fund. Tunkhonnoek
(Pa.) Republican.
The first statement of net earnings of
tho tnllronds of the United States for
11)01, Is given by the Financial Chroni
cle, Thu roporL on gross tevenues ap
peared some weeks ago, Tho not for
the year, for 1CG.491 miles of load oper
ated, wuh $828,1102,183, compared with
$461,161,655 In 1000, u gain of $G4,800,530,
or) nearly 14 per cent. Tho largest
monthly Ineieaso In gross was In Octo
ber, of 1G.25 per cent,, and In net, In
A Dangerous Disease.
Ctouu
Is dangerous,
but theto is timely wnrnlng.
Tho danger slgnul
Is hoarseness.
A day or two before tho attack
the child becomes bourse,
then a jough cough appears,
The following night
tho child lias
CI ODD.
It can bo pi evented
can be w aided off.
There Is a lemedv-"
ii safe one, ' '
nnd sute, too,
Jt never falla.
It Is culled
Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy,
aiven, as soon
ns tho child becomes hoarse,
or even
ntter the rough cough appears,
t will pi event the uttuck,
It lias done so
thousands nnd
thousands of times
and has
never been known to fall,
t Jfor. sale by. nil diusulstu.
,
f .
,n
POWDE
There are cheap baking pow
(lets, made from alum, but
their astringent and cititet
ijiing qualities add .1
dangerous element to food.
100 WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK.
July, ot 26 Ofl per cent. The smallest In
both gross and net occuued In Decem
ber, when the gains weie 3.43 and 1.33
per cent., respectively.
The following is a tecord of the gross
and net earnings for the live-year pei
iod, including 1897:
Not
firn-
Nil.
If. 17
If 'IS
lh'1'1
1100
1001
.i,iwi,m i,oi .in,2o,oo Mi,'iii,vh
.. l,llS,Vil,Oflu :!nl,20l,(HJO 21,'Nls.JM
.. ljcm iTtooi ui,ni,oni) lo.ot;, ,iu
.. 1 ,'171,12.1,00(1 IM,if),CK)0 2',2.",III7
.. I,522,.i0'i,000 02v,9i2,OiK) (H.tlM.'ioO
United States Steel coipoiation will,
this year, spend st.,000,000 for Inipiove
ments and enlaigenientb in the l'iltb
burg dlstiict.
$4,fi0",000 of the $5,000,000 capital stock
of the London Dlhttict Electtlo Ti ac
tion company is owned by Americans.
The lemninlm,- $393,000 Is divided be
tween London and Berlin.
Thete is $310,000,000 of United Stales
steel piefencd stock, on which u year's
dividend lenuhement.s are $3-i,700,000.
Intel est, sinking fund requirements
nnd depieciatlon charges amount to
$31,500,000, so that annual net earnings
of $67,200,000 ate necessary to meet all
tequliements ahead of tho common
stock. Tho company's net earnings for
the curent fiscal year aie expected to
reach $110,000,000. The $510,000,000 pre
fened stock Is held by 2-',000 people.
(Now York Tt Ibune.)
The oft-iepeated statement that this
company's success benefits only million
all es, falls Hat In the face of the fact
that its prefened stock Is owned by so
many thousand people. Doubtless tho
linger volume of common stock is as
widely distributed, to say nothing of
the thousands upon thousands of Its
wage-eat nets.
Westetn Union Telegrnpb company
shows net earnings for the cputer end
ing March 31, partly estimated, of $1,
330,000, an Inciease of $90,814 over tho
.same quarter of last year.
Life Insuianco to the extent of thir
teen billions of dollats Is canled In
tho United States, equal to $1C0 for
each man. woman and eliilri nf mm nnn.
. . w ., I'",''
uiiuion, or jbuu ror each family.
i'lto insuiancc flguies for twenty
billions or $250 per capita, or $1200 pqr
tamlly.
The Nicaragua canal will l.o mi
Ameiican canal. Though longer than a
uiiuui acioss uie- isthmus at Panama
would be. Us ireOL'iniihlrnl nnqltln., i
such that It will brintr our P.u.ltln nnlk
closer to our Atlnntic poits, nnd that Is
really the pilnclpal puiposo In cutting
thiough the isthmus." Troy Times.
The Capo Times publishes sonio facts
and figures that tluows an Intel rating
light upon the niuch-tnlkecl-of concen
tration camps and the general condi
tion of affairs In Fouth Africa. Oiey
college, In Uloeinfonteln, has been open
all thiough the wnr, the school for gills
In tho same town is now quite full,
while In nil thefother towns fechools are
regulaily established and lutgely at
tended. In the concentration cumps,
13,282 children ato In attendance! t
schools organized under Hrltlsh author
Ity. Altogether, in tho towns and camps
of tho Change Itlver Colony ulone, six
teen thousand children nin 1 rnli'ln- i
Htnictlon, which is twice tho number
attending school under the late Orange
Fiee State government. Itepurts of tho
woik being donu me most encouraging.
ioioiho uuriHuan liuarulaii.
The census Is of u llttlo moiu than
half n million concerns In exact ilg
ui es, Cl2,57t). Save tho 2.5 per cent, above
noted, the whole of tho thirteen thous
and millions of pioduct Is consumed
within the borders of tho United
States, This production employes 5,.
310,598 wage earners, to whom W.323,
407,257 is paid, Tho Increase in tho
value of the product was 39 per cent,
slnco lbOO, of tho number of establish
ment 44 per cent., and of capital in
vested, 51 per cent.
South Carolina lias 3,763 manufactur
ing establishments, increase 5S per
cent, with $67,000,000 capital, Inciease
130 per cent. Vearly vvuges, $9,500,000;
increase, 72 per cent., and yearly pro-
duct, 58j000,000j Increase S4 per cent. I
Enormous growth for only ten years,
Washington bIiowp, following the same
order. 3,631; Incronfle, 131 per cent; $52,
000,000; lnrrense, 53 per cent.: $19,000,000;
Inciense, 73.5 per cent; $86,000,000; In
crease, 107 per cent. California next,
using tho same ouler, gives 12,582; In
ciease, 58 per cent,! $203,000,000; ln
c'tense, 10 per cent.! $17,000,000! IneteitBO,
15 per cent.; $30J,000,000; Increase, 12
per cent. Minnesota follows, In the
snin arrangement, with 11,114; In
ciease, 48 percent.; $165,000,000; Increase
30 per cent.; $35,000,000! Increase, 17 per
cent; $26.',000,000; Increase, 37 per cent.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Story to tho Effect That the United
States Steel Corporation Will
Build Another Plant.
Hepoits fiom HtiiTnlo say that the
United States Steel cot-potation Is plan
ning to utect a big plant on Clrnnd
Island, It the piojeeted btidgo between
tho island nnd DnfTalo Is built. The
purpose of the coipoiation in erecting
tho plant is said to bo to light the
Lackawanna Steel company, which lias
a great plant in South llufialo.
Though It Is denied that negotia
tions have been opened, it Is said on
autboilty that the United States steel
management is not averse to taking
over the American Can company on
fair tot ins, and that it is waiting for
the annual tepnrt of the latter com
pany to aid It in estimating the value
of the propel ty. This leport will be
ready In about thirty days, the Ameri
can Cm company having completed
the lb st year of Its operations, Mutcli
"i.
I It Is announced this afternoon Hint
the details of the plan for Issuance of
$250,000,000 United States Steel bonds
will piobnbly be given out In a lew
da s.
D., X. nnd W. Board for Today.
The following is the make-up of tha
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
boai d for today:
M.I)M.s)V, MAIKII J'l
l.Xll.l l'll S i
II 1'. in , Willi in
Ultt.
m, llohuken. M. Luighne,':
Hun wllli I), lljggett.i'a
lilt ll-DW, MMICII 27.
IMrai J:j-,I 1 ,U i m., Ilnhoken, Met ttlirr
Ine: I a. in , II (. IHiriti; r, a. in , llolmlan,
llutgg, 'I ,i in, llolmktti, . .1. Mosieij III a.
in , t! r Mip(9; 11 a pi, lioliikin, .1. II.
Swarl; 1 p. in, . Kowij i p in. Iloho-
km, J. . Ucvliu, .-, p I). W.illuc; 0 p.
iu.. HiiLoken, lliaili.
.Summit-, 1,1c. I, i. in, .1. Ourlgg; a. in,
1'ioiuift IKci ; II a. in, C. McDonnell Willi
NulinU' new, U ji. in., .1. II. MiMcn with I:
Mc Milstn's new, fi p m, .1. lknniga i, b p.
in., M fiohlcn.
I'ushci-b 0 i in, IMdiirr, 7 a. m , rmncii),
S a in . O "Viillir, 11 I", a. in., Morin; 0 p. in,
C. Iliithulomen; 7..'HI p in., Minpln; 0 p. In,
W. II. Ilarlltoluiiien; 10 p m , Limping.
Helper- 7 a. in, Ciflim; 7 a in, immn;
10 n. m , Secoi (l n p. ni Stanton, b 30 p. iu ,
yu fiocern.
IMiai WcM ID i. iu, .lolin fJihigin; 2 p.
in., A. I. Kililium, I p iu, o lttndolph; 11
p. in , M. C iiinuih.
Miner.
M. I. Ilcniiigan mil , I dm .unl cuw-i
will go on .No. ', Mind J7, to Icnn M. and I'.
lliM-IOII.
GETTING TOSTED.
Method of Asking Questions Rapid
ly and Not Waiting for Ausweis.
1 loin thu Dtlioit rne Tris-.
He had the look of a man who would
not gle another in. in a lair show, and
it wis only ti minute after lie sat down
in the bent beside the cowboy that
his natuie was fully exposed.
"I suppose you hao had some uar
iow escapes f i om the Indians'.'" ho
quel led as ,i Mai ter.
"Well, es," was the reply. "It was
only two months ago that I was tid
ing tic toss "
"And of cout.se )ou have seen bents
In plenty?" intemipted the Easterner.
"Yes, I've seen beats. One day
about six weeks ago, as I was looking
for stray cnttle among the footliolls,
I "
"And I have henrd tho wolves out
tlieie ate veiy savage?"
"WohesV Well, the timber wolves
nte bad ciltteis to meet when they
hnppen to be hungry. One day last
winter, when the snow was about thiee
teet deep, I was making my way
around "
"And it Is tiue about thete being s-o
many lattlesnakes out theie?" cut In
the questioner,
"Theio's rattlesnnkes, of com so," re
plied the cowboy, after a puzzled look
at the other, "and mebbe they aio as
thick as the papeis tell of. Yes, I'e
seen a heap of 'em myself. I was just
thinking of a narrow escape I had last
summer. 1 hail got otf my cayuse to
look for trucks of lost cattle, when "
"And weie you ever in a piniiio
lire?"
"Prattle fire? Yes, tluee of lour of
'em. It was only last August that as
I was loping acioss the praltle about
twenty miles wide that "
"And how about landslides and ava
lanches?" "I've seen 'em both. The biggest
landslide 1 over saw was two yea is
ago hist fall. It was over at Panther
mountain. I was within half a mllu
of tlie base "
"Weie you over urn over by n stam
peding held of cattle?" Inteuupted the
listener.
"Yes, I was," slowly replied the cow
boy, who seemed to be out of sorts.
"Was It u big hei cl ?"
"About 10,000. htceis."
"And, 'of course, )ou were trodden
into a shapeless, lifeless inabs?"
"Of course."
"That will do thanks. I've always
had considerable curiosity about the
West and thought I'd post up a little.
Much obliged for till your Informa
tion, and good-day!"
ONE ITALIAN DEFECT.
I'lom the Nov York htm.
Desiilte the ery Uugo Increase In the
number of Italian voters In thu city of
Now Y01I; In lecent yeais, their great
adaptability to Ameiican methods of
business, nnd their well Known cliuilsh
ness, there Is now 110 Italian In any
etfectlvo otllco, and though repeatedly,
and especially In the Second and Sixth
Assembly dlstilcts, Italians have been
nominated, they have utmost Invari
ably been defeated, It Is also true
that in piopoitlon to their numbeis
Italians do not occupy a very piomU
nent place In public nffaiis here.
The reason for this condition of af
fairs politicians (hid in the fact that
tho ability to ntulte concessions, to give
and take, see;hs to be lacUIng unions
the Italian politicians of New Yoik,
They have petty factional controver
sies which do much to dissipate their
Htiengtli. Thus In tho Second Assem
bly dlstiict, which Includes tho Sixth
uuul, theie uie two ilvul factious of
Italians, known us tho .Sicilians and
CEYLON
GREEN ob BLACK
Is celebrated for its Par
ity and Economy. Its del
icate flavor and full, rich
body make it appeal to
all lovers of good tea.
Converts are being made
every day. Are you one?
A8K YOUrt GROCER FOR
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING. DELICIOUS.
Sold only In Lead TaokeH.
60c, 60c and 70c Per Pound,
liio Ncu poll tuns. Tho candidate nf one
is invariably opposed in the colony by
tho other. In dlstriuis wheio the
liiii-thciM, n.,11 ,....,..
-' """"oi !' iiuuiurty mc
PIednionte.se, abound, thoy refuse to
fi .itemize lth the southern Itullans,
holding: that the latter aie Intellec
tually their infeiiots. I'lovlnclal clls
putes and even township contiover.sie.s
scpninto Italians in New Yotk and
.stand In the way of tho bolltlailty
...1.1..1. ,., -.. ... . ...
.,.in.ii uinur luieign-uorn constituents
of New Yoik have found, If not lndls
pensnble, at least n great aid to suc
cehs In politics. AVhether tho younger
generation of Itnllans hoin In tills city
will lie hi'tter politicians is a question
which lemalns to be detentilnod, but
that the local Italians have learned
llttlo of the bklll and shrew dne.ss of
the Irish leadcis in tlie waids In which
they have .supet &eded them Is made
apparent whcneer theie Is n. primuiy
contest and election, n social or po
litical function, a club meeting or a
sidewalk debate.
AN UNDERGROUND RIVER.
What Geologists Declaie Is Under
neath the Copper City.
I'lom the Annum! i Stand ml.
Dining the development of tlie new
coal dlscovetles noith of Anaconda,
Mont., some montlih ago Indications
weie found that tended to ptovo that
Anaconda Is located over a huge un
tlergiound ihei that is moving at a
fast tate. A numbei of local geologists
and other interested citizens endeav
nted to find out if thete is anything in
the supposition, and it is .said that the
tesult ot a number of experiments litis
shown almost conclusively that bucii
is tlie case.
It was also announced by the oiig
inul dlscoveier ot the subtenanean
liver that below the water Is a gieat
body of coal, latgo enough to supply
the United States for ears to come. A
few of the theoties advanced nte Intet
estlng. Coal dlscovetles have been
made on tho mountains surioundlng
tho city. The coul formations in all
instances ate said to be the h.-ime,
.showing that they aie but brandies of
some main body.
In tegai d to the subtenanean liver
more pi oofs are given. At vatlous
times wells have been dug east and
west of the city which tilled so rapidly
that they ovei (lowed. The number of
snilngs near the cltv nml tli i,.
i!,t ., X"
tinct geysers some miles east of Ana-
coudti are Included In the list of Itemn
moving tlie underground river. In
a number of places on the mountains
south of tlie city a stream of water
may be started by simply poking a
stick into tho giound.
Silver Lake has no known inlet or
nutlet, and yet at certain seasons ot
the year the suifaco of tho lake is mote
ueptesseci tnan at other times. Last
bummer a number of oyster shells were
found by woikmen excavating on the
- -" r. tt-
nlll back of the court house, and so It
goes. Tho theory is by no means a
,.0., ., i .. 1 ,1 iiiLiiiin
new one In Anaconda, it otlglnatod
some months ago among those who
have investigated it. and the strange
supposition has never been lost sight
or. nspecially when the wise ones
have llttlo to do are their thoughts
given to tlie wntery bottom of the
Copper City.
ENGLISH GIRL'S FOOT.
1'roiu the N'cu Yoik Mall .11. ,1 i,.w.j
, . , 41 A '
A Sill IcrllMv nimhriuD.ii,. lt.ic l,n,...
t. V .T...i . , i, V
llif,' on for some tlin,t in the English
newspapeis lclatlve to tho somewhat
Intimate subject of tlu young English
,.,!. ,,., , ,' 1 .b '-"'h'laii
woman s foot, or i.uher, her shoes,
'lliu modern English girl Is tall tall In
a senso and to a degiee that the Gib
hon cat toons of the stately American
girl do not even ndumbrate. In the
atlstocrntie set, 111010 often than not,
she towers over the heads of fotetirn
Kontlenien. Eons Beneratlons of de-s-cent
from tall fatheis and mothers
and vliunouH years of outdoor exeiclse
have made her whut alio Is veiy occa
bloimlly a six-footer and with hands
ami reet In due pioportlon,
Thu nolo of olaint has at last been
tnumled. It Is held that "tho dniigh
tcis of Annlt" aio exercising too fieely,
If they would wear the dainty shoes
that aie women's tiadltlonal udorn
ment. Whllo the misvver Is made that
the appaient size of tho English Klrl's
foot Ih duo to her sensible prefetenco
for loo.se, easy shoes, It Is admittedly
an incomplete explanation. One tea
son for the Kiowlnsr popularity of tho
Ameiican shoe In London Is thut It
loolts neater and ti (miner and decided
ly HinallVr than the English tdioe of tho
same size,
Out anuther leason Is that tho Ameii
can woman lesldent In London cannot
Und uu English shoe small enough to
(It her foot, One shopper relates In a
London paper that the smallest sizes
she could Unci in a Itegent street btoie
were sixes. The exhibition of royal
idles recently opened ut tho new gal
lery furnishes Inteiestlng testimony
that a genet ous uudeistundlng Is no
meie development of the modern Ama
zonian bplrlt. The boots worn by
Queen ElUubetlt a lulucess. preserved
In tho collection, are inmost as capa
cious ns the allpptns worn by George
IV ut his coionutlon. ,
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.
."w i one. Match SO -Toilu) ' utock timlcel
was n um-j ilull mill profeiIon ii nffalr. Color ulo
J ucl ittiil Amiilffiitimleil Copper nlootlicil lii-twccn
llicni a large tuoimrtlon of tlie .liy'n clcillngii (nan
1,0 .np !','," l" "" ,lo"ft 111' "rat named tanned
Jii in s nicr l"t night mill tlir copper tok
l; l"ii Colormlo 1'ucl loU the Rfcater ntt nl
t he Riiln mi rcilWiw liming the littler iirt of
ii V , Ainilnamiteil tetalneil nil lull n
itinli triiillon, 'Hiiro un no new ileiitouitcntf
In Colorado Fuel, iiihI the lirne tritiaelloni In
Ihc Mock were h) the fiitue brokiM in thttie ti"
; mill acthc in II. 1 tic preferred mule tin open
JW Jtimp of (1 point. r,'liweil 7 mnl rallied 1.
rrmicwc Coal wuh lirm In njmpilhy Imt tlie
other coal tod, ere negl.-cled nnd Iilh.v.
Anictliitii telephone tov ;i nnd North Anierlojit
tallied In ;t orr lut nlBht VllnneapoIl, ,i.
Paul nnd Sault Sle Mario win at one lime up i
poinU nnd the nrifrrrnt .1. flitr un, ttntin
llrnine-N Iu one or Inn of the prominent railroad
Motlii Imt the tendency nf the ijrnenil llt a
lower. 'I lie factor ItitWiu tuff the tnirket were
prnttlttllv the Mine ni lliiwe of jelcrilnv, I lie
llircat of u ftilke hy the mllindte pilnir lti a
wldesproiil liilliidico iiul Will slrn.1 opinion Ii h
no inr.ini ronlldioL nmilnst tln innlnlililiv f il...
ttllie in m pinfeiiMcil on Mom! u 'Ihe (oilirc
tlmiKchiH a n inle were h- nllulitty iiIIchIuI
hy the lilmr idhtatloti, hut l.ickmnutii tin In a
lolciit lircnk nl foir and a hill The ii.niliix
ndjourmnent of the CxcIiiiikc finin Tliuirilii mi
til Jlondiy hid the mini cflet t nl ( iiwIiik .1
losing up of lonltaiK 'Ihe tniiket rlowl in.
Tot II file tndav, 110 nharei. 'I line H n ilihl
In Imtlrtipv to the prim of hondi In (nil
pithv ullli tho Htotlw. (Sieen Hav and Wi Merit
clihcnliiie II'h mho an rceptlnn with it rlw of
1'j Total ihs, pir alue, J,nilil,ilUi) Fnlleil
stale bond weie all tun hinged on tin lut call.
Tlie follow Inc quatatlnm are furriihrd The
Trlhunc by Ihlght fc Frccse Co., .1HJ15 Meari
Uulldlng. . 1). llutij on, manager.
On, I, llh.l,
Low.
tij
.lilt-
!ilfi,
Hii
Hl'A
2V'
Close,
i.ltt.
an
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.11',
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112
2i1,
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Vm en rniiinin .... aH4
Amerldn Ice li
Alitor. LoconiotUe ... . .'(Pi
Am. LoiomotlM', I'r .... lirH
wu
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40t'i
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17V4
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42
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American Sucar
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An icond i Copper
Atchison
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211,
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Mnv
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8 U
Scrnnton Board of Tinde Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS.
I.acknu.inm lljlry Co., Pr.
Countj Savins Hmk k Turn Co.
I'lrat Natlnnil n ink (Catbondalu) .
DM.
fiO
SOO
CW
aoa
Asked
too
, Third .Natlonil lianic
' Dime Deposit ami U.scount Hank.,
, rconom Ueht. II. & I'. Co
I'irst Katlonal Hank
1100
15
500
Licka, 'Irust i Safe Deposit Co.
Clark sroier co , i'r.
Scranton S-ivinci Dank
Tndera' Vntlonil Hmk
Scianton Knit k Nut Co
People's Hank
Scianton I'acKIn; Co
liONDS.
IJj
IS5
Scranton l'aiscnet-r Hallway, first
Mortgage, due 1IC0
I'conlc'a Mrect Itallwjv. first 1
115
Race, due 1013 115
('topic's Street ltillnay, General
mortgage, due 1921 lis
Scranton Traction (1 per cent 115
I , IV, Ul.L.lt, II...IVII U .Ft, ,1.(1, ....
Ktonomy I Irii;, Heat .v. l'nucr Co..
,?!ur"',.',-?c:,' ,V l'T lc,e 51
Consolidated ittr Suppy Co
w
!)7
10 J
Scrnnton Wholesale Market.
(Cotreiteil by II. C. Dale, 27 Uiikjuaiuu Mc.)
I loui .G0.
Jlians f-MO.
Ilitttcr rrcli cicuncij, :.0e., .lime ticamery.
2d ; dilry, 2.
Clieot 1214 ilJe.
Vm-i Niarl.y, 10e.; wtatdii 17ali'ac.
1'lTi I'CI lllblll'l, 5-I.71
Mai low Huns I'd liiiliel, &1,J5iI,1U.
I'otuloc IVr lniln I, Mi .
Onloiu l'ei bushel, $1 W).
New York Grain and Produce Mjrkot
'
"w York' 5,lltl' ai.-KIoni-MoiP attlie and
steadier, Wheat-Spot mm; No. ml, mtb. (u.
'llt"" So- - lt,Ji fa ' ' Jito.it; No. 1
'"'V11 ""ij'tl". WV. I. , b atioit; options
Horked comidiiabl) higher on a broader iitu
lithe trade uni light pit mnriiiK. iu fare .if a
ii'vtrlctwl tvpoit buslnis ami tho iluu as Hun
ul sc. net uihaiue: Much clased 7&7(.: Vn.
7Ti.e.; Jul. 70!ic; hiptunbii, 7h8(. C'tiu
.vpot firm; No, 2, (ilXc lUval'M and c.7'f,i. f.
o. 1 1. alloat, bull ludcia in (hliago doinliutdl
the option inuket, loulng' prhes nvri .1 unt
histlici 011 a K'lic of slioils. 'tho luaiktt tlox'il
firm at 1(. 11 t advance Mu.v 1 Ui-eil l'l7se ; .lull,
oiTse.i v, pieinbt'i, u5i'. (lata vpot sleidlti;
.No, .', 4bt , .Vo. 't, 17c; No. J Uillc, Mllit.l
No ;i white, ,Mlc; liatk luKid vusKru, JSali'i ;
trick fhlte, 4S'jaJne, , options (jencrilh lliuur
with corn. Hutlir vteid) iu liner), 2-'aiM. ; do
fictoi, ISl.'.'i ; tu iniiiv lit!. I. 21a2il'.l., lino
v .it I'd, 0i2l!c ; ill 1 1 11 1 ion uniuicr). 20t.'i ;
aUto ililr). .'-'i27i. C lius l'liiui utile full
cnaju, nn.lll 111b luiki, fJliii iiiloiid, UlU'ii,
ilu, ulilte, l.lill'ii , lull (iiameiv, laiu'e, till
inike, Ijiicj (oloiiil, 12i12',h- ; 1I0 white, l.'i
12Vi.c. IVics bit' lib i fl.llo ml t'c lin-j Iv uilj,
loii.; western, lVlul'ii : mviilliern, lI'iiDUc
Philndolpliln Qraln nnd Produce,
I'lillaiMpb'.i, llanh 20 Wheat, J.c IiI.'Imi.
March, Blatipjii, Coin-'.c IiIkIki; ,N,i 3 iiiImiI
Mauh, O-lVjiiiH. Hits Ilull uml iMak, So, 2
vNliito cllppeil, WWU, Hutter-l i.V lower, c
tia viesttru criniito, 2t.; do n.jilii p,lui, 2'o.
I'KP Meadi j ftii.li ncaibj, IVUHh.; do, wist
tin, IJljilOe. j do HiilhweMttii, IJi.jlu., d.i
toiithcin, lie, I Ihcm- I'lllili New nrk full
in am, fancy rinall, lit 1 do. do, (ail tu (hour,
lluUe Heliuiil buin I'lun. Lottou-I'li-cluiujul
Tallow stia.ly; clu inline, in tlticis,
C'ic ; lountrj do., IjiihK, Uid'ki.; do, djik, 6 Is
a1?i( ; lakm, U'ii, l.be Poulnj Stcailj, fjlr
demand; UnU, li'jilic; old ro.nuu, M.-.',i.. ;
wlutir f lilt hi in, HkiWo ; rpi'ug chlikins. 20io;
ducks, llillo., gf.e, IliUV. Hrinl POultn
Finn, fair lUnuml, fowl,, tholte, lh.; 1I0 fair
to uoiid, liili'.st.; old luostini, i ; chlikins,
wtstein, l'.'Jllc; ducks, IO1II1 ; gee.e, iiilOe, It.'
it'ipH -I'lour, 2..VK1 biritls ll.il ::,U.1,0(i0 pounds
ill tatks; wheal, 4,NW ImsheU; coin, I OK) bush
c's; oats, 7,001) bulul. Milpmciits Wheat, 4.
Hl bushels, toin, 1,01)0 bibhtUr oat., 7,000 b.ith
Chicago Grain nnd Producs Market.
t'ldcago, Maich 20. Hullii.li iiunlpulatlon b
rpiculatoit Iu all pits 011 the bcuiul of ti.uk, aid
11I vmilul In damage lepoii. in winter uheit.
InHutiiceil Mronir and aotivo nuikeU. May wheat
clOMil c. hhjlitr; Ma) k.iii I'U adv intd and
ilav oau W. uu. PruiUioiu iloxd 7lalCk to
FINANCIAL.
NVESTORS
llefore making- ronunt'linpnta, pleaw
ecconl m fie privilege of nubtnlttiiiff
cut ilerrlptlvc Hit of lncalnicnt.
SpencerTrask & Co
BA.MKERS
27 & 20 Pine Street, New York
MCMtiKtis n. v. sronc i:tiiANoi:,
OFFICII OF TIM
G30. A. TreatfwaN Mining Company
7 w llllam Sirtet, New Vorlt.
To My FtletldM Airalti!
Sonif time ago I advised you to sell
your dtoonu Consolidated stock, which
jnis then tiuotetl tit .10 a shaie, and
buy Oeotge A. Trendwvll compinv
stock nt $7.f.O n share, thus getting four
shares of the CI, A, T. stouk for one
ot the fit cone.
.Since then the Clieeiie has gone clown
and the Ct. A. T stock has gone up.
.Many of you accepted my advice and
have pi olltcd by the tinustictlou
I still think It l.s for yottt Interest
to sell Oieene stock and buy Tieiul
wi'll. for the tollovvlng teasons:
1. Tlie tli eeii company 1h cniltiills-ed
at six million dollats, the Treadwell
company at only tluee millions. Other
things being enua, thetefote, one "lime
m the Tteadwell Is eiiuttl to two shares
ot the Gieone,
2. The ptoperty of the Tteadwell
company Is at least the equivalent iu
men. and In the piobable extent of its
me oodles, or tlie (.Ireene ptoperty.
.1. The ote.s of the Veicle Cotipr-r Belt
where the Tteadwell company mines
aie situated, have neatly or iiullc
twice the peicentuge of copper that the
cues of the Pauaueas where the
Oieene piopetty lies liave. Tlie Verde
Bell oies aveiage tiboitl ten per cent,
copper and the Cannnea ores about five
per cent.
I. Tlie ores of the f'nnaneas have low
and those of the Vet de Hell high values
In gold nnd silver. With low pi Iced
copper this consideration Is of the
utmost Inipottance.
ii. The Veido Dlsttfet has n verv
gieat advantage over the Cnnanea dis
li let in Its accessibility, Its compara
tive nearness to lnuikit nnd Its oheap
ei fi eight tales.
fi The Voi rte dlstiict has whatever
Anther advantngp results to It fiom
being In the United States nnd under
the jttilsdictloit of the Stais and
Sttipes.
7. The Gieone Consolidated company
has a more extensive and expensive
equltiment than that of the Treadwell
(ompany although that of the Tread
well company Is by no means small
and is being i.ipldly increased but it
has alo a large Imlobtcdnehs incurred
In pioctning this equipment. Tlie
Treadwell company Is ftee ftotn debt
and pays its way as it goes. I would
rather have a smaller equipment than
owe so much for a larger one.
8. All things consldeted, I believe the
stock of the Oeoigo A. Treadwell Min
ing company is a safer and bptter In
vestment than any other mining stock
open to the Investing public.
It Is because I think so that the com
pany bears my name.
GEOffQE A. TREADWELL
2J'.c lnitliir fisli ipioldtions wire ns roll.vvs:
1 lour Steidi ; No. 'I licit, Tl'J i. : No. '-' ml,
TIM'O'it.: No 2 nliltc nlt, Hi4i-( ; N (
viliitc nll, 4f'4i.; .No. 2 ne, .'iT'-c : No 1 fliv
Heil, l dsj No. 1 iiortliclirn, tl.72l5; mes
limit. l(. 05il(l 10: lard. 'IW.; hliort 11I1-, idi.
s7nai-S-.; drj Mlleil sIiouMcm. 7",4i7"tf.; shmt
deal sldey, ''Ml; vvliikki, l. 10.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Cliicago. Vhicli JO CiltlolteulpN, II'.IKV), in
cliiilliiir 100 Texam mid SIX) vscl(.i.; stenb,
Itood to priiiu htecm, H ."0i7..r.0; piun to nn 1II11111,
Yl '-'iill III; tnckers nnd fitikin, v.! .'.OiS 10: low-,
SI "iOitiVI, lieifiri, l'i id; c innt ih. slloiJ.10;
I id's, fi -Oi-,; tilvn, W '.oji. "i: r, as fed Mich,
ifiidj vuMcrn Urre, MfHUO II.vs Kutipls In
ill, 40.000; tonionott, ,n,000; lift mcr, 4 000;
oitncil weik: clnstd strmtj: inixctl mil Imt' In is
SI ?0 id 70; Bond to iliol.e lie-ivr, fH.IJu! 7JVL;
relish licm, Sj! ijaiir.0; li'ht. MUOiO.M); lmlk of
ules vii Siatl ,ri. Micei Hiieiit-, lb.tKul, hlieep
and laiiitis, Ntcadi ; goud to clioku vetlui, 'n
.irrfl: Mi-htcrii itirlinis, 'Jia'l; native lanib,
t.J5af!7J; u-tern lnnUa, M 4111.20.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Hast IlufTalo, Mircli 20. Cnttlo Heccipfs,
llulit, cavlei: veili, top-,, $?iS0. Hoj-ll .
ceiiL, (1,000 head; slow to Re. lomr on ill urilis
cii)t pic-.; hem, SfiWiO.'M; inlvcd, 1,(1701(17.1;
piL'i, frt 1ViU,.'5' rouclH, ill()i(i20, stiles vl'JIi
I 7.". Hicep and I.anili ItccelpU, 10,(M) liead;
i.pcncd li.idi; closed .lilOc. lowir; tlnip. tops
mixed, s.1fi0i5 7V conini.iii to filr, si Wi 1,71;
welhcrs and jcirllnir. 5 71i0; top lambs, yiGOa
(j.(k1, culls to Eool, H SOifi 15.
East Liberty Live Stock Market.
Ikist Liberty. JIardi 20C'attlc Vtc idv : tliolc",
10 (Mill 71, pinne, H20in40; booiI, vSIUil'iO:
Iloprt Steadv; prime hoivj lioni, 0.7.1a0SO; ln-t
nieiliiiniN e0 '0i0,r0; pli;, vrm.il; luiicli-., ifli
(.20 hhceivsti id beM itlni, $170i1IM;
culls and coiiinuii, SJnOil; vcjl talvci, 7i7 75.
Oil Market.
Oil (ity. Pa., Vlirth 2n-Cinllt luliiins 111;
crrilflcitis, no bid; tdiipuuuK 11I,01J IniitN;
nur.tKC, ni 11111 naritis; runs 101,179 t.airtls; av
cfiKO, 70,020 bairtls
A "For Rent" sign
on your house will
only be seen by the
casual passerby.
A "For Rent" ad.
In The Tribune will
be seen by ALL who
may be contemplating
a change of residence.
Four lines one time, 10c,
Four lines three times, 25c.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Bailroad.
In J.h-it, .Not, J, 1001,
Ujiiii leno vtrantnn,
I'o- Pliilailtlpb a and .Ntw lurk via l & II.
11. It . at O.JO mil 0.8j a m , and 2.1, 1,27
(IHatk Diamond J.vpriaj), and 11 JU p. iu bun
da)., I) k U. II. it-. 1-3S, 8.27 p in.
lor Uhltt Hutu. lUrletuii aui pilnclpal points
in the coal re.'iuii. via I). & 11. ii. It., tiii, '.' ID
mil 4 27 p. tu. t'oi l'ottsvillc, 0.W a in., 2 pi
For' Ilcthlrhcm. ltaitou, Ileadlu.', Ilarrtvbi.ig,
and pilutipal iiitciincdiaie .totloit., via ! i II.
11. II , n.M, O.Sb a in. 1 2 lb, 4 27 (lllatk UU
luoml I.vpros), 11.0 p, in bunda, II, i. .
It. II., 3a a in.; 1 Sv, b.JT p m.
Fur Tuukhaiiuock, iowanda, l.linira, ltluca,
(itueva and principal inteiimdlatu utatloiii, lj
i , L. and W It. It , S.10 a. m. and a.50 p. m
For (itpiia, Huclu'iter, Huflalo, .Niagara tallj,
riiUasu and all wlnla wckt, via I) & II II. II,
7, If, 12 0.1a. in:; 1.42 3.21 (black lllainoid Is.
prtsO, '.'S. 10 41. II. .SO p. m. buudajd, 1). k II.
11 II , 12 OJ. S.27 p. in
Pullman parlor Jul lctpiiur or Lehigh Valley
Parlor tarn on all Iralm botuem iIUm llarre
and eu loil., Phlladolphla, llutfulo and suapen
lou Hride.
HOLI.IN II. WII.HUlt, l,m bupt, 2C lurtlamj
kllltt, Ntw ulk
ClIAlll.LS b, LLC (i.'ii IMm. gt , 20 Cortland
itlid, Ntw luik
A. U. NONHMiLllUlt, Hit. Pa. Ajl , bautb
IWtlilviuiii, Pa
tor titktU and Pulliuau riMiatlon apply to
city ticket oillve, W I'uUUt biiuare, Wljkw Dane,
Pa
aiaamg
I
OF SCR ANTON.
Capital, $200,00(
Surplus, $550.00
Pays 3 interest on
savings accounts whether
large or small.
Ooeil Saturday even in era
-j aT-.l
from 7.30 to S.30.
'Phone 2007. Old 'Phono 79.2.
Buy the
"Smoot," the Typewriter
Mao, takes pleasure in ex
hibiting its merit3 from mora
till night. 1st floor Guernsey
Building, Scrnnton, Pa.
Linotype
Composition
Book
or
News
Done quickly and reasonably
at The Tribune office.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Pennsylvania Bailroad.
Schedule in Ulcit June 2, 1001.
Tialns km i' bcrjiiton: t M u. 111., neck day.',
tlirouitli vestibule tram from Wilkes Darre. l'ull
mau liulkt parlor tar and toatlics to Philadel
phia, vli I'uitsilllo; stops ai principal intanie
dlato btalions. AUo tonnitts for aunbur, llar
Tisbuig, I'hllidclphla, Haltimoic, W.isliington and
loi 1'ltlsburg and lliu ct.
U.iS 0. ill , week dajs, for Sunbury, Ihrrlsliuig,
l'hlladelphia, Daltimore, Washington and Pitts
burs aid tho west.
1.4.! p. 111., cck dajs fSiinilajs, 1.53 p. in),
for bimbury, IlairNliur, Philadelphia, Haltlmore,
Wasliim;:oii and I'ltlsbortr and tho west.
3.2S p. 111., week da)s, throccli Mktihulo train
from Wilkes-Harre. I'liUinan bullet parlor cat
and toarhts to Philadelphia via l'ottsvillc. Sto)j
at principal Intel mediate btationv
4 27 p. m, vitik dis, for l!a7leton, Sunbury,
liarriab irg, Pliiladdphla and Pittsburi;.
J. II. HL'ILIIINVON. Gen. Mgr.
J. U. WOOD, Ccn. Pass. Agt.
Now Jeisey Central.
In i:iteet .vo. 17, 1001.
Slatlons in Isuv York, foot of Liberty street
and Souili 1 crrj, N. 11,
Trains lcao huanto'i for New York, Phlladel
nhia. Kiutrn. Iltthlehim, Allcntnwn. Mauch
(hunk, While Haven. Afhley and likes Darro at
7.10 a. m.. 1 p. in. and 4 p. iu. hunday, 2.10 p. in.
cjuaktr Citi Hvpress leaves bcrantoii at 7..0
a. ni through solid vstlbulo train with Pullman
HulTct Parlor Cais, for Philadelphia, with only
onu change of cars for Daltimore, Washington,
D. 0., and all pnntlpal points south and vveit.
I'o. Avota, Pittsion and W llltes Uarre, 1 p. in.
and 4 p ni. ImhuIi, 2.10 p. m.
Tor Long Hranth, Oteau Oroc, etc., 7.S0 1.
111. and 1 p. m.
Tor Heading, Lcbinan and Ilarrisburg, via AI
'cntoHii, at 7..I0 .1. in. and 1 p. m. bunday, 2.1a
I. m.
IVi PotUvllle at 7.S0 a, in. and 1 p. m.
b'or latts and tickets apply to agent at station
C. JI, UUUT, Ccn. l'v. Agt.
J. S. SWISIIHIt.
Dist. Pass. Agt., Scranton.
Delaware nnd Hudson.
In Llfctt Noumber 2l, 1001.
Trains foi Carbondale leave bcranton at 0.20,
8 00, S63, 10 1 J a. in.; 12 00, 1.20. 2.31, 3.C2,
C2J, 0 25, 7.07, 0.15, ll.Lci p. in i 1.31 a. in.
For Uontsdalc 0 20, 10.1j. in.; 2.J1 and B.2B
p. m.
For W'llkesHarit-flO', 7.4, 8.11, 9 33, 10 41
a. in ; 12 IU, 1 42, -'.If, 3 23, 1.27, .10, 7.4S,
10 II, 11 JO p m
For L V It. II. PolnU-O 3S, 0.33 a. in, ; 2.15,
4.27 and 11.30 p in
For l'tnmylianla It. It Points 0.3S, 0.33 a.
in., 1.1 J, .1 2s and 4 27 p m.
For All any and all point north 0.20 a. m.
and J il p. in
SUNDAY IIUINS.
Foi Cnbonihle S.60, ll.JJ a. in.; 2.31, 3 1,
S.U and 11.17 p. in
lor !II.' Haue U.J3 a in ; 12.GM, 1.53, 3.29,
0.32 ami 0 17 p. in.
For Vlbaii) and point? north 3 52 p. m.
For llonodale S 50 a in and 3.52 p. in.
V. h. PlUOlt, U P. A Stranton. Pa.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
III FIRct Nov. 3, 1901.
Iralm leave Scranton for New York At 1.40,
3.15, 0 03, 7 HI and 10 Oi a ill. ; 12.43, 3.40, 3 3J
p. in. Foi New York and Philadelphia 7.60,
10 03 a in., and 12 45 and .iJ.l p in lor Tob).
hauna At 0 1(1 p. in. For HuHalo 1,13, 0.22 and
Ii 00 a m ; I 53, 0 50 Hid 11. J', p. in. For Illnic
hauiton and way ttatioulO.20 a in. nnd 1.10
p. in. For O, vcjro, b)ratui and Utica 1.15 and
0 22 a in , 1 53 p in Oswego, byiaore and
Utlta truln nt 0 22 a. in. dall), eccpt bunda),
Foi Minitr.iMi POO a in , l.lo and 050 p. to.
Mi hoi . i oniiiiodalluii 4 00 and 0.15 p. iu.
llluuiiiMiii,' DiUflon For .Nortliumbtrland, t
f S3 and 10 0-, a in j 1 Wl and 0 10 p. in, Toi
Plvmoiith, at 8 10 a in ; 3 10 and 0 00 p. ni
huudav lialnl For vv ork, 1.40, 3.15, llCH
and 10 0 a. in j .M0, .:.il ii in, I'or Hultalo
1.13 and 0.22 a in , 1.63, L.50 and 11.3 p. m.
For lliiijluinlein uml way itatlon-10.20 a. m,
Hloombiirg Divialou Leave bciantou, 10 05 ,
pi, aui 0.10 p. in.
. i .
New Yoik, Ontnilo and Western,
In Luett lutidaj. bept. 17, 1U01.
MJlllll HUl Nl).
Leave lav Arrlta
Train
No 1
No. 7
fvianton. Carbondale'. Cadtwia.
.10.(0 a. in. 11.10 a iu loop, m'
. 0 10 p in Ar, Caiboiidalo 0.10 ii. in
vOUllI HOUND ' '
Ltave Lcavo Arrli
radosia I'aibondale. Scranton.
7 Cl a, in. 7.10 .'. ...
Tralm
No. II
No. 2
2 15 p. in, 1.00 p in 4 10 ii, iu,
bU.NDAYh ONU , ,NOIi 1 II HOUND. ' "
1.5410 LeaVU I Arrtv.
fralim.
No. U
N'o. 5 .
bcianton. Calbondale, Cadoala.
. b 20 a in. f 10 ii. in. ia in"
7,00 p in Ar tarbondalo7 40n i,l
bOUl'll HOUND. ,'"u
Leaio Ipeave Arilia
ladoala. Carhondale. fxrautun
uo a in. 7 40 a, lu'.
Tialui
No C
Nu. 10
t ev p. mi . w p. in o la p ig.
Don't Strike !
'lianu No. 1 on week ill), and ') on biiiidaV,
make main Hue lonucttiQUH foi Niw- oik elty
Mlddletown, Walton, Norv.ith, Onilda, Onwtgi
md all KlnU wut i
IVr furtuor iiifuunatlon; ctnvult ticket agent.
J f. ANIIi:it&ON(l P A..NiwSrk.
J. L HLL311, 1 P, A.., Btranton, P. i
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