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THE SCRANTON TRIBUTE-THUHSDAV, APRIL 3, 1902.
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Stand by the
Standard
In baking powder, Cleveland's is the
standard, the powder of highest reputa
tion, greatest strength and absolutely
pure. It renders the food more health
ful and palatable, and is. most economi
cal in practical use.
Cleveland's Baking Powder is never
sampled, sold by schemes or lotteries,
gifts or giving salesmen gold watches or
commissions. The housewife gets in
the purest and best of baking powders
the whole value of the money she pays
for it.
If you value good, pure food, let your
baking powder be "Cleveland's."
HAD TO BE
DISCHARGED
Concluded fiom Page R.
ded at Blnghamton, N. Y. The peti
tioner says his wife 1ms been In the
in?nne department of the Hillside Home
for some time and Is Incurable.
Orphans' Court.
In the orphans' court, yesterday,
Judge A. A. Vosburff heard evidence on
tlu exceptions filed to the Inventory
and widows' appraisement In the es
tate of Joseph L. RIbble, deceased, late
of Clark's Summit. The exceptants.
James Kibble, Mary R. Snyder, Sadie
Hufford and Lizzie Will, heirs of the
dcci.'dent, allege that a large amount
of the personal property consisting: of
horses, wagons. Mock in the Clark's
Summit Manufacturing company, and
household goods, were omitted from the
inventory and thut they should bo In
cluded therein.
The widow, Annie A. RIbble, claims
that the articles omitted were her own
property, having been given to her by
perbons other than her husband, and
that they were not the property of his
estate. The case will be argued on Sat
urday morning at 10 a. m. Attorneys
A. A. Chase and r. F. Loughran rep
resented the parties In interest.
In the estate of Fred Simon, deceased,
a petition was presented asking for the
lemoval of one of the executors, Mary
Simon, alleging that she is incompetent
to manage the estate. A citation was
awarded returnable April 12, at 10 a,
ro. Saturdny will be argument and
motion day. '
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses.
John Francis
Luna Markc
Aitliur E. Ilciijamln
llerlha Mitchell
.lolin .1. Honor
Iloslc Powell
Albert J. Jones
Tannic Jones
Marion l'inch
Carrie Nauman
Adam Talmr
ludniga II. Pu'zkenics: ...
limes Sn-nnirlc
Jlaiy K. M'anlon
.1. William .Sweeney
Flossie Howard
Scrjirisn
Scranton
Wimmers
.Jefterfton township
Seranton
Seraiitcn
Scranton
Scranton
Warcrly
Mt. Poeono
Scranton
Scranton
('arbondnle
C'arhondalo
Olyihant
Olyplianc
COUBT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
Court ycotcnhy tled today as a lime fur ac
knowledging therifi's deeds.
Court jostcnl.iy dlicel.-d thai publication be
made in the iltioivo ease vt Louloe Kiltlu and
Harry E. L. Kittle.
'flic ejectment cas of 1'iank . Ilollenback
against l, L. Hollcnlurk was yesterday rcfened
to D. L. Ilollenback.
An older made by the couit yesterday direls
1hat, I he cae of Thomas Thomas be placid at
the he'ad of the ll-t ,of i.w lor one ot tic
vrikk of the ne.l term ol euninnn ple.w tauit.
I'onit jesterday lixed April 21 an the time
lot hearing the uppc.lt ut William II. Itlehmoiid
liom the asM",mviit placed by the boaid ut city
iintis-urs on ceiliiin piopeity in the I'lrit waul
imned by Mr. Richmond.
A liilo to i..ow cause why Jiukiuiiit klumld not
be atifled wa.s mantcd je-teidiy in the cue
of Finnic Ileckri aoali.it William Zoin. At ,.
liiiment court, icafons for and against making
Hie rule absolute will be heaul.
A rulo was allow oil jefterday In the ca.ie of tho
Penny lunlu llri-v.ln; cninpiuy againt William
Zorn, to bhow ciiim why the judgment entered
in tho i.iio should not be F.itlMli'i. The matter
will be beard at argument mint,
Atlomejs O'llrlen iV -Mai tin jpotrrriay lK'gan
mi ejectment milt lor William E. Mcnill agalmt
Andiew J, WUItbuk, to recoier pMN)i-s.ion cl
tblrty-sl and tidily cn Ightletli aires o
ljnd In Sentt toniiohlp, which Mini II n,ifn Is
ills, but i now in H19 pos.iion nf Wbltbei;.
O, W, Ilobbliu tome time ago uskel for n
divorce Irom 1'iance.s II, llobblns. Vesterday
Mik, llobblns tisUcil that tho be furnlhed with a
bill of particulars concerning the ihirgei that
am nllcgrd iigaht her. Court made an order
illtec tine tlut the bill of parllculars asked for
be furnished by Mr. Robbing,
In (he matter ot Susan E. Hack, a nil" was
granted jestcrday to show cause why Russell
Dlmmick, committee, and wuetlcs on Ills IkjiuI,
ehould not bo dUhargcd. al tlajs' notice to bo
given tn Susan K. Hick, Kusle A, Nicholson,
.Toihn Hack, George L. Peck, guardian n( the
minor children ot Fred Hack, deceased. The
ruin Is returnable to argument court.
Attorney M. J. Donohuc applied to the court
csterd.iy for a charter for tho (iulucppe Caii
tialdl Economio and Social cjub, of South Scran
ton. The subwrlbera to the articlnt of Incor
poratlnu ore all Italian reslilenU of South Scran
ton. The purose of the club in to i-ludy 'the
English laiiguage, American history and politics,
to conduct debates and support a rcadlnp loom.
Couit yesteiday refused the motions to rrc'Ni
Elder tlm license applications cl-Agiii-Noulcl.a,
of Hie Nineteenth wardl pf this, city; William
Tmko, Third ward, of Olyphant, and .Frank
Maruslu, of the Fourth ward, of Olyphant.
Tin' Knons made application, but tho judges
refused the licences. Then they made applica
tion for a ichcarlng, orul.thls, too,' tho court
refused to grant. Tl.cy villi lue to do without
the llceruses lhU")ear, ,
An order waa uiado yesterday In the case of
.lolin S. Miller against tho Inter-State Casualty
company, of New York, permitting the .company
to pay 20 and interest from Jan. IS, 1698, to
the piotbonotary, and thereupon (he prothono.
tjry is directed t.a satisfy the Judgment entered
in tho cje against the Inter-Statd Casualty
company, and further, that a rule bo granted
upon John S. Miller, plaintiff in the attachment
execution to No. ill, March term, 1900, and to
No. f- March term, 1W0, and Moses Seedmau
ami Nathan Cappman to No. 43, March term,
uQ0, to show cause why they should not pro
ceed with the attachment executions above re
cited and final Judgment and determine the own
fibhlp iu tho 39 and interest on the same.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
The D., L. and W. Board for Today.
Trouble at the Coxe Collieries
in Hazleton Region.
The following is the make-up of the
D., L and W. board for today:
WEDNESDAY, APHIL 2.
Kxtrai njst S p. m., Hoboken, J. W. Dcvlnc;
10 p. m., 11. Dolicrtyj 11 p. m., Hoboken,
Urady.
THURSDAY, APML 3..
i:tras i:.i6t 1.30 a. m., II. Cillllgan; 4 a. m.,
Hoboken, II. Blsbim;; ." a. m., M. It. Lane; il
a. in., Hoboken, Hurtey; 10 a. m., D. llatffrertj;
11a. in., Hoboken, .1. A. Bush; 1 p. m., T. Fitz-
patrick; 1.30 p. ni., Hoboken, J. W. Carney;
2 p. m., T. McCarthy; :i p. m., Hoboken, II. .T.
I.arKin; ! p. m., M. Flnnerty; 0 p. in., Hoboken,
M. J. Hennis-an.
Summits, Etc. 0 a. in., J. Hennigan; 9 a. in.,
Frotinfclker; JO a. m., Nichols; 11 a. m., JI. Clin
ley with E. McAllister's crew; 2 p. in., lliomp
son; 6 p. ni., CarrigR; 8 p. m., Golden.
Pualierv 0 a. tn., Widncr; 7 a. in., Finncrly;
a. in., Houscr; 11.45 a. in., Moran; 0 p. m., (.'.
Ikirtholomew ; 7.30 p. m., Murphy! 0 p. in., W.
II. Hartholomcw; 10 p. rn., Lamping.
Helpers 7 a. m , fiafTiicy; 7 a. m., Pinser; 10
n. m., Sccor; 0. 15 p. in., 5tanton; S.JO p. in.,
3K(iocm.
Extras West 8 a. in., R. Catnev; 11 a. m.,
O. Randolph; 4 p. in., M. Caunody; 11 p. in.,
T. Doudic.ui.
NOTICE.
t. W. Langaii and .7. J. Ttiiane will take
their um, No. 53, Thursday, Apill 3, 1002.
.1. .1. Murray will run P. Clllligau's crow,
April 3, and until further notice.
A. II. Howe and C. V. Dunn and crews will
go on No. 2, April It, to learn JI. and E. diIs
ion. This and That.
John Fallon, of Wllkes-Barre, has
entered upon his duties as national
board member of the United Mine
Workers of District No. 1, He succeeds
Henry Collins, of Carbondale, who held
the position for a year. Mr. Collins
will probably be appointed a district
organizer.
The Lehigh and Wllkes-IJarre Coal
company Is erecting a mammoth fence
around the Stanton colliery along Stan
ton street to the air shaft on Hazle
street, and around that broad space be
tween the Empire and Stanton culm
banks. This fence will be a couple of
miles In circumference and will cost
considerable money to build, as It is
about eight feet in height and made
of .the best hemlock boards. Wllkes
Barre Times.
The trouble at the Coxe collieries in
the Hazleton region, which has reached
a climax in the temporary suspension
at Derringer and Oneida and the reduc
tion In the wages of the miners at
Heaver Meadow, will probable be
brought to the attention of the concili
ation committee when It meets to con
sider the grievances of the miners and
be made the basis of a demand for a
written agreement between the United
Mine Workers and the coal companies,
Hazleton Plain-Speaker,
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
A llethlehein. Pa., dispatch to the New York
Times sijh; "If experiments by Cluilfs T,
Schoen, formerly president of the Prevl Car
Steel Works, proie Mieciful, the Iletlilelieuit
will soon h.nc another big iiidustiy. Mr,
jfcliocr. believes that car wheels as well 111 cars
may be made from preyed steel, and Charles
M, Schwab, pienldcnt of tho United SUtis Steel
trust, is raid to be interested in hl.i ideas. The
e.NperlmenU urn to bo tried here at the llethle
hein Steel company's mammoth plant, of which
Mr, Schwab is president, and work 011 the ma
chines was begun today. The ctperluifutal
plant will cost several millions. The success of
the venture will icvolittionh-c tho manufacture
ot cars and wheels."
Tho total jeai's production of the American
Heel Sugar company, 0naid's company, was
77,0:12,500 pounds, as compared with last year's
product ltii of BJ.MI.MO pouniU. Tho icported
gioss earnings were b3,SJl,(ll7,lfl, as coinpaicd
with $1,0.11,707 last year, Tho cost of operating
was $2,0u7,02'..lji maintenance, $302,710.01, and
the surplus, W)l,307.37, From this amount,
$-'3,000 is deducted tor general expenses mid in
terest, leaving available for dividends $.'0(1,307.37,
The surplus for IWtt was $123,83(1 and the ca-l
of maintenance, if;! 12,5.10. Tho sum of ?3C0,n07.r,7
penults a dhidend of 0 per cent, uu the H.000,
000 of preferred Mock outstanding and leaies a
balance ol about (20,000.
Plans are being perfected for a I obiter Ibhlng
trust, Keprcentathes of New Yoik nnd Ronton
capitalists have been making a cam ess among
the parties engaged in tho iudustiy, ami they
look favorably on the inducements ollered. At
present the lotister tlshlng Is tarried ou to a
great, extent by Individual parties, and It is
proposed to bring all of these Into a combiiw
unci under the management of tho promoters c
the deal. 'Die business of the combine will not
only Include the handling of the lobsters in the
market fresh from the water, but also the can
ning of the product.
Net earnings of the United States Steel cor
poration in Its first year wero $111,007,105. There
were arrived at after deducting, each month,
the cost of ordinnary repairs, renewals, and in
terest on bonds and Oxecl charges ot the eub9l
diary companies. The subsidiary conjpanles
have in the aggregate a surplus ot cash ol f50.
000,000. This, with the $50,000,000 which will
be raised by the sale ot United States Steel cor
poratloo bonds, will give the corporation 100,.
iBlWdZr
'rw.mrBvn mimr Hit sWTMia
004,000 In rash to use tut Ihe management may
sco fit for the best Interests of the company.
The ctlrfcjtors nf (he Pennsylvania Mllicwtt kr
made, an aprropr)atlon of JIW.OOU to equip all
of .the lotnpnnj's paMcnge tan wllh llic newest
t)pe el high-spent brake, Tests hate nhown
IhJl A liemy pawnorr, tialn can be .aloppcd
nlthln 1,500 feet with the highspeed brake,
whern.a dWatiee of 2,00i) feel Is required to Mop
the same tialu wllh tin- present quick-action
brake.
Plain Intimations bate come from Member of
the Interstate commerce commission that'll dis
covery Is made that freight rebales base been
pild since t'eb. 15 lat, criminal proceedings
will be begun agnliul offending railroads. 'Very
few railroads have linn far compiled with the
request of the commission to furnl'h a complete
list vl freight rchalvi paid in loot.
The new (ointnMon rule of the New York
Produce Ilxchange, charging onc-elghtb of a
cent commission for alt trades to non-incmbeis
of tho exchange has gone Into effect. As a
result fifteen out of town houses hac already
applied for membership. Memberships are
quoted at ifjOO each.
The street car strike In Norfolk, Vs., has
been declared off. Tim Norfolk Railway and
Light company has refused to iccogntw tho
strlkciA us body, 11 nil will not put them to
work or treat with them ns such, but will call
on the men they want to employ.
The common and ptcterred stocks ot the IUI1
way Steel Spring company halo been admitted
to quotation in the unlisted department of the
New York Stock Htchatigc. Tho abbreviation on
the tape is "BY."
The Chicago, Hock Island and Pacific Rail
road company has Iwued n circular to its Block
holders stating that at the annual meeting on
Juna 1 n proposition will bo submitted to in
crease the capital stock from ?CO,000,000 to $75
000,000.
President Ingalls, ot the "Dig Pour," esti
mates that the railroads of the country will
spend this year the unprecedented amount cf
$100,000,000 for permanent betterments and
equipment.
. THE MARKETS
"Wall Street Review.
New York, April 2. The naming of the most
ncthe stocks in today's market is in itself on
iUumiuating commentary of tho character of the'
market. United Mates Leather led the list,
followed at u tonsliluable interval by Amalga
mated Copper. The Healings In Colorado Fuel
fell to quite iifeignlltcaiit proportions in com
parison with the lecent nailing. Sugar was
well up in the JUt of active btocks. Of the
prominent railroads only fat. Paul and Louissllle
showed u notable degiee of activity and the
fluctuations did not reach as much as a point in
either of them. The extreme range in the
United States Steel stocks was i for tho coin
moil and U for the puferrcd and both dosed
a blinde under last night, in spite of the extra
ordinary earnings reported for the .vear of ttic
company's existence and the official assurance
given, of the success of the plan for providing
10,000,000 additional capital. Many of the
usually prominent blocks did not open at all be
furo the middle of the day's session and not a
tew will ba found with no sales recorded. The
price movements of any consequence arc almost
invariably amongst the lcs known stocks and
the reasons advacen were very obscure. St.
Paul ad Omaha loec six points on a few trans
actions and the prefcired live, but Perc Mar
qucttto dropped sk on only one sale. The Hock
ing Valley slocks, were active and strong, the
common rising four and the preferred two. The
Wisconsin C'ential btocks unci tho Toledo, fat.
Louis and Western were bought, apparently on
the strength of their Miatcgic position in the
competitive field. The losses, which wero lib
erally sprinkled thiough tho list ol stocks had
no other explanation than they had previously
advanced on lumors which hive not been con
firmed. The weakness of Rock Island was aiso
ciated with the announcement of its additional
block issue. The decline in the Buffalo, Roches
ter and I'itUburg stock:, was doubtless due to
the coal miners strike in its territory. The
movement in the general list was insignificant
jnd the market closed dull and heavy on the
taking of profits by room traders. Total sales
today, 410,700 shares. There was a good de
mand for lior.ds which was better distributed
than of late. Total sales, par value, $2,1S0,0(V.
United States bonds were ail unchanged on tho
la.st tall.
The following quotations are furnished The
Tribune by llaight & Freese Co., 3H-315 Mean
Building. W. I). Ilunyon, manager.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Ama!. Copper Ii.1 60 C4;& '
Amer. Car Foundry.... 2t aflVi 23 W
American Ice l!)'i 10U 17 I7
Apicr. Locomotive 31 31fj 3l4 31
Am. Locomotive, Pr .. OlVi !UVi 9U OVA
Am. famolt. k lief. Co.. 47 47 47 47
Amerlrun Sugar 132U 131 131 132U
Anaconda Copper 110 ill llb'.i HU'.a
Atchison 716 77'i 77 77
Atchison, Pr '.Ki?s 07 WTJi 07
Rait. &. Ohio ..'. 105 100 "lOJTi 100
Hrook. It. .T 0IV4 U1U cll'i Ws
dies, ft Ohio 43?a Wa 45?s 45-74
Chicago & Alton 3i?i 5 354 35
Chic. & G. W 2.IT4 24ti 23, 24'A
Chic, Mil. & St. P ....l(il 105?i 161?, ic5Vi
Chic, It. I. & P 17SS; 17Si 177 177
Col. Fuel & Iron 102'a 101 102M, 10214
Col. k Southern 27'4 23H 27'i 27?i
Del. & Hnd 1?2 172 172 172
U., L. & W 2S3 2 233 233
Eric 3G 304 3U 36
Erie, 1st Pr 08 6Si fc8vs 0SH
Erie, 2nd IV 54 54i,4 DV4 fi4Vi
Illinois Central 141Vj 141 1I1V4 141V4
Louis. & Nash 103 lOtl 10314 WiVi
Manhattan 133 l.ttVi 13294 132H
Metropolitan St. Ity..,.lU3 HUM, 103 l(W',i
Mexican Central , 304 SOU 30 SOU
Mo. Kan. & Tex 2414 2I'4 24 24
Mo, Kan. To., Pr ,. ftlH 0IV4 SHi 5iVi
Missouri Pacific 8s?i 00',j 08 OOft
J. Y. Cent Ml 102i imJ lOiJi l2?i
Out. & West 321S 32 32! !i2',i
Pacific .Mail 43 4"i 42 12
Penn.1. It. R 130 l.V 14!l'.-i MI)i,i
People's Gas 10244 10294 10294 102a
Heading CU94 37s M94 M"!i.
Reading, 1st IT SU4 His Sl',4 M..
Reading, 2d Pr 07 03-i 7'.j dSvi
Republic Steel 17 17 17a 17'4
Republic hfeel. Pr 7.!i 7494 73 7494
Southern Pacific l494 '-" 0194 04
Southern R. It 32 3294 32 .V2
Southern It. It., Pr .... Ul ii4 IV- 01
Tenn. Coal & Iron 70V4 70.1 70V4 7014
Texas k I'acitlo 40 40"4 40 4014
Union Paclfio W 10094 WV 100'4
Union Pacillc, Pr &) faS 87 fa7
U. S. Leather 1'194 14',4 M',4 14
17. S. Leather, Pr .... 8194 MVi 84'4 W6s
I). S. lliiliber 109s 179s 101 1114
U. S. fateel 42V4 42 42 42
V. S. hteel, Pr 01 l19s IU94 0194
Wabash 2.1 21'4 23 2H4
Wabash, Pr 42 4294 12 42
AVestein Union W) I!4 UO','4 0094
CHICAOO GRAIN ii PROVISION MARKKf.
WHIIAT Open, High. Low. Clnsj.
May 71 72 71 72
July 72V! 72 72 72
CORN-
May 110 W dO C0
July Ol 0194 0094 019,
OAT fa
May 12 42 12 12
July 31 31 34 31
I'OltK-
Mav Ti.-'i 111.7 10.03 10.72
Juiy m.Hl 10,02 lO.fcO 10.b3
i.Anp-
May !.S2 0.K7 O.Sil 0.S0
July W.S0 0,07 (.S7 O.W
RIIIS-
Mav ,.... 8,03 8.07 8,02 8.07
July 0.07 IM0 0.01 P.07
NI'.W YORK COTTON MARKUT,
Open, Ille.li. Low. Close.
MJV. 7.78 8.82 fi.7J 8 82
July fa..Sl S.M 8.77 8.M
Augut .,.., 8,G2 8.C4 8.57 8.64
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Bar of 100.
STOCKS. Hid. Asked.
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr, no
County Savings Hank fc Tiust Co,, soo .,,
First National Bank (Cuibondale) , , ... too
Third National Dank 6M ,,,
Dime Deposit and Discount Dank,, 00 ,,.
Economy Light. II. & P, Co. ,,,,, ... 41
I'irsc riaiiunsi uu . sacu
Lacks. Trust & Safe Deposit Co,,,, 193
Clark fc Snovcr Co., Pr ,, 124
Scranton Savings flank son
Traders' National Bank ,,, "is
k.runfr.n Ilnll At Kilt f'fl TS
it.
People's Bank , ,, 135 ,,,
Scranton packing Co ,,,.., ... 35
BONDS.
Erranton Pastfnger Railway, first
Mortgage, due 1020 ,.,. jiJ ,
People's btrcct Railway, first mort
gage, due UU M.,,,,1 lit .,.
People Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1021 US ,,,
Scranton Traction t) per cent Hi ' ,
Economy Light, Heat & Power Co (17
Tula It&ttare U oa mr; bos of tat gsM
Laxative BroiUoOulniieTtj)iou '
aVrnrw HiT.
1 FINANCIAL,
Coinniontvcalth of Pcnimylianl,
, , Treasury Depnrtment,
cc,t.......,, . Itatrisbuttr, Pa.. April I, 1002.
STATLMENT of amount in the Mule Treasury
at the clove of business on Mairh .11, loof, ex'
tluslvc of moneys appropriated to ihe Sinking
Fund I
Fanners' and, Mrrlianlcs' N'allonal
.bank, Plillailclphla .,t2,(yn,2l9 70
Allegheny National bank, Pittsburg. 078,300 2
Commonwealth Trust company,' liar-
rigour , 4.n,oi:itn
Irechold bank. Pittsburg .,., 200,022 12
Maker Clly Natlonarbank, Phlladel'
, i'hla ar.2VlP2
Athens National bank, Athens 20,000 ru
American Trust company, Plllsburg. l.V),ooi)'ni)
Anchor Harings bank, Pittsburg...,,. m,n 01
Allegheny Trust company, Alle-gheny 23,000 00
Berks County Trust company, Read
ing 171,00000
Chester National bank,, Chester lo.ono 00
Citizens' National bank, Washington 23,000 frt
City Savings Fund mid Trust com-
twny, Lancaatcv 20,000 00
Corn Exchange National bank, Phil
adelphia 7!i,00000
Dollar Savings Fund nnil Trust com
pany, Allegheny ..., M.OOO 00
Lntcrprlso National bank, Allegheny 307,000 00
Lxchange National bank, Plttsbure.. 73,000 00
larmcrs' National lunk, West Ches
ter 20,000 00
larmcrs' Deposit National bank,
Pittsburg 201,000 00
Fulton National bank, Lancaster.... 23,000 00
i'lanklln Trust company, Franklin .. 20,000 00
First National bank, liarrlsbutg .... 230,000 00
First National bank, Hangor 23,000 0
First National bank, Lebanon 13,000 00
First National bank, Somerset 21,000 00
First National bank, tlniontowi 85,000 00
First National bank, Oakdalo 10,000 00
First National bank, Donora .13,000 00
First National bank, Wllllamsport.. 23,000 00
German National bank, Allegheny... 11.313 08
Harrlsburg National bank, Ifarrlsburg 120,000 00
llarrlsburg Trust company, Harrls
burg 350,000 00
KcvstumTbcink, Pittsburg 33,000 00
liu ader Trust company, Lancaster. 15,000 00
Mcliantlle Timt company, Pittsburg 70,(100 00
Mechanics' bank, Harrlsburg 20,000 00
National Bank of Oennantovvn, Phil
adelphia 30,000 00
National bank of Coatcsvillc, Coatcs-
ville 10.00000
Nazareth National bank, Nazareth .. 15,000 00
Oil City Trust company, Oil City... 25,000 00
People's Trmt company, Bmddock.. 20,000 00
Prudential Trust company, Pittsburg 23.000 03
Ridge Avenue bank, Philadelphia .. 20,000 00
Second National bank, Pittsburg.... 75,000 03
Second National bank, Allegheny.... 185,000 00
Sixth National bank, Philadelphia... 30,000 00
Southwark National lank, Philadel
phia 50,000 00
Title Guarantee and Trust company,
Washington 50,000 00
Union Trust company, Pittsburg ... 85,000 00
Union National bank, Mabanoy City. 20,000 00
Washington Trust company, Wash
ington 25,000 00
Westmoreland Savings and Trust com
pany Greensburg 50,000 00
Warren Trust compiny, Warren .... 23,000 00
Advances to members and employes
of the Legistatuic 30130
Adv.vcrs to employes and officers
of the State Government 4,420 01
Total amount in General Fund.... $6,957,577 13
State of Pennsvlvanla, City of Harrlsburg, ss.:
Personally appeared before me, E. B. Harden
bergh, Auditor General, James E. Barnett, State
Treasurer, who being duly sworn neijordlng to
law, fftlth that the foregoing statement is true
and correct to the best of bis knowledge and
belief.
Sworn and subscribed before me, tills 31st day
of March, 1002.
JAMES E. BARNT.TT,
State Treasurer,
11 B. HARDENBEROir. Auditor General.
Punhlishcd in pursuance of the provisions of
Fcction "3," Act of May 9, 1874, entitled, "An
Act supplementary to the several Acts relating
tn the State Treasuree and the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund."
E. B. HARDF.NBERGII,
Auditor Genet al.
Harrlsburg, Pa., Apill 1, 1002.
North Jersey & Poeono Ice Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co.
97
105
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. G. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Flour 51.40.
Beans $2.40.
Buttei Fresh cicamcry, 30c; Juno creamery,
2Cc.; dally, 22c.
Cheese 12al3c.
Eggs Nearb)-, 17c; western, 10al6c.
Peas Per bushel, $1.75.
Manow Beans Per bushel,, $2.35a2.40.
Potatoes Per btchcl, fc5c.
Ouions Per bushel, $1.00.
New York Grain and Produce Market
New York, April 2. Flour Fairly active and
firm at old prices. Wheat Spot firm; No. 2 red,
83c. elevator; No. 2 red, 87c. f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 8194c f. o. b. afloat; op
tions had a steady advance up to the last hour.
Last prices were ?4a?4c higher, May closed
78c. ; July, 7894c; September, 78c; December,
79c, Corn Spot firm; No. 2, 0794c elevator
and 07c f. 0. b. afloat; options also firm most
of the session, closing ac higher; Mav closed
OUc; July, 6394c; September, 61c Oats Spot
firm; No. 2, 47'yic; No. 3, 47c; No. 2 white,
50c; Nb. 3 white, 42c; track mixed, western,
47at9c; Hack white, 49a35c; options quiet but
tir.mer. Butter Strong; creamery, 23a28c; do.
factor', 18a23c; creamery held, 23a20c; ren
ovated, 20a20c; imitation creamery, 21a2Gc;
state dairy, 22a27c Cheese Finn; state full
cream, small early make, fancy colored, 13al3c!;
state full cream, small early make, fancy white,
13al34c; full cream, largo fall make, fancy col
ored, 12al2c; full cream, large fall make,
fancy white, 12.12e. Eggs Steady; state and
Pennsylvania, 15'6c; western, 15al6c; south
ern, Kal5V:c.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce,
Philadelphia, April 2. Wheat Firm ; contract
grade, Aprit 83a.S3c. Corn Steady ; No. 2
inKed, April, OlaUI'dc Oat Unchanged; No.
2 white clipped, 30a3Ic Butter Firm, alc
higher; cMro, western creamery, 20c; extra
nearby prints, 81c. Eggs-Steady; fresh neaiby,
15c; co. western, loVac; ,i0. southwestern, 13c;
do. southern, 4c Cheese Steady; New York
full ticams. fancy small, 129ial3c; do. do. do,
fair to choice. Ilal2iic Refined Sugars Quiet,
but Ann. Cotton Unchanged. Tallow Dull and
weak; city prime, in tierces, Cc; country pilni",
in bands, 6a6c-.; do. daik In bands, 3ia594c;
cakes, 0c. Live Poultiy Firm; fowls, 12a
13c; old rocotcis, Sa&c; winter chickens, 13a
20c; spring chickens, 20a25c; ducks, Wiltc;
Beesc, lOallo. Dressed Poultry Steady, fair de
mand; fowls, choice, 12',-jc,; do, fair to good,
ll',sal2c; old loostem, go.; western chickens. 12
alio.; ducks, lOallc, ; geese, KilOc. Receipts
Flour, 2,81X1 bairels ami 2,18',000 pounds in
sacks; wheat, 121,000 bushels; coin, 11,000 bush
els; outs, 0,500 Ini'liels. Shipments Wheat, 25,
(ss) bushels; com, (l,(JU0 bushels; cuts, 33,000
bushels.
Chicago Grain and .Produce Market.
Chicago, April S. DulUt.1i sentiment upheld
giulns today and induced good investment buy
ing in wheat. The upturn in wheat was all that
relieved the board nf a day of dull speculation.
At tho close .May wheat was ?iaTic higher, May
coin, 94c up and May oats e. higher. Pro
visions closed 2!ial7c up. Cash emulations
were as follows; Flour Steady; No, 2 spring
wheat, ; No, 3, U9a7Ic: No, 2 red, 7014c j
No. 2 corn, ; No. 2 oats, 43c.; No, 2 white,
4IHa4tle,i No. 3 white. 43',ia45c; No. 3 iyi
57c, ; good feeding bariev, . -; fair o choice
mailing, C2aGUc,; No. 1 IU-: soul, l,as; No. 1
northwestern, if 1,75; prime timothy seed, 7,10;
mess pork, per barrel, A10.63alU.70j hrd, per 100
iiouiia, !.77:au..vj; snnic 1111,, tides, tj.uiuo;
ehy salted bhoulders, 7394c ; short clear sides,
JU.30aU.l0: whiskey, fl.30.
1
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Clilcago, April 2. Cattle Itccslpts. 13.000;
stiong, 10c. higher; good to prima steers, 1.7,'ia
7.50; poor 'to mcdiiiiu, fl.MUO.W; stoekcrs and
feedeis, $2,50a5.23; co-vs, l,23a5.50; heifers, fi.50
nQ.25;' canncra, $1.25a2.4U; bulls. Ir.'.50a5,23;
calve, i2.50a3.7J; Texas feil steers, $3ail. Ilogs
Receipts today, 28,000; tomorrow, 23,000; left
ovtr, 7,000; opened Mrong, closd 3ul0c, lower;
inUed and biitvhers, O.5Uii0.03; good tn cliolce
heavy, (KJ.85a7; rough heavy. M uOua.80; light,
M.l0ad.7S bulk of salei, il.OOaO.M. Shee
Receipts, 13,000; sheep, strong; lambs, weak tn
10c. lower; gocd to choice wethers, $.23i5.73;
writcrn sheep and jcarling, ifUOuil; lutlvo
lambs, $4.COaO.C5; western lamlw, 5.23a0.30.
Buffalo L1t Stock Harket.
East Buffalo, April 2. Cattle-Offerings EO
head; igutet) veal lOW, f7.25a7,50. Ilogs Re
ceipts, 6,500 bead; active and fialOc. higher;
heavy, $0.O0a7,u3; mlxi'.l, .WiB.M; pigs, W.20
uO.L'o; roughs, t).23at!.50: stag4, fl.25a4.75. Sheep
and Lambs Receipts, 7,000 head; sheep, strong;
lambs, lOalSc, higher; sheep, tops lulled, 1.734
5.S3; fair to good, f5.40a5.IU: top lamb, td.73a
U.0; fair 10 good, jO.Wail.W: jcarlings, $al.23a
0.50.
East Liberty Live Stock.
East LIh.erty, Apill a. Cattle Steady: choice,
W.UU0.75; prime, f0.20a0.10; good. S3.5013.W).'
Hogs Higher; prime heavies, 87.10a7.l3; best
innlluins, at.S3a7: heavy Yorkers, hj,70aO.H);
light do., fei.40itu.50; pigs. fOaO.25; roughs, t-
6.30. Sheep Steady: best wethers, if3 03aVO;
culls and common, lf..5ail; veal calves, J3.73i').
Oil Market.
Oil .1ly, April 2.-Ciedlt balance 113; cer.
tifUstfS. 110 bid; shipments, 123,874 barrels; ,11ns,
107.0U7 barrel!.
FINANCIAL.
A Five Per Cent. Investment
Wo olfer subject to advance In ptlco without notice the
Consolidated First Mortgage Forty Year 5 Per Gent. Gold Bonds
of the '
Webster Coal and Cbke Co.
V
Free of Tax in Pennsylvania.
i
Redeemable at 110 and Interest
Price, F&r and Interest
FOR FULL PARTICULAHS WRITE OR CALL
IHE TITLE GUARANTY AID TRUST COHiPANY
Temporary Quarters
135 Washiioi Avanua, Scranton, Pa.'
Well Down Over 700 Feet
The following telegram was rerelvecl Saturday, March 22, from our field manager:
"Springfield-Beaumont Oil Co,
Springfield, Mass.
Well seven hundred feet. Quicksand cased off. Rapid progress from
now on. Check."
This Indicjtcs that our well pained 200 feet
strike oil in the next SOO or lUO feet ho.
Act Promptly if You Want
Springfield-Beaumont Oil Co. Stock
At 5 Cents a Share.
The SPKIS-OFIELD-I1EAUMOXT OIL CO. is an ortranizalion of extraordinary merit. The
officers and directors are representative business men of New Kngla'nd, They are men of tjie
highest standing and the company is ussuicd a management that 'cannot be 'surpassed.
The Company Owns Outright
Great tracts of land In the greatest oil-produciner district of Te.as, and is now drilling' in the
immediate vicinity of the great OS.OOO barrel Gusher that was struck March 11. The company is
incorporated under the laws of tho stale of Mai.nc. ' The capitalization is only $300,000, full paid
and non-asscsublo. Xo preferred fctock.
THE COMPANY HAS A CONTRACT FOK 240,000 DARItCLS of oil a day already, and it is
only a matter of a short lime when it will be on n di Idend-payinir basis. A limited amount of
stock is still on sale AT fl CENTS A SHARE.
We have an ARSOI.UTR (iUARANTEE OP A GUSHER, and we are selllne; slock on the plan
of 60 per cent, down and the balance when Gusher is struck. Buy at once. The company re
serves the right to advance piice without notice.
WHAT A LITTLE HONEY WILL DO.
$500 buys 10,000 shares; $250 down. I $50 buys 1,000 shares; $23 down.
$100 buys 2,000 shares; $50 down. $10 buys 200 shares; $3 clown.
TTJIX PARTICULARS TJPON APPLICATION.
Write
to
HI MTfKTPY
kj UVJlLtLi L9
3S1 Mala Street, Springfield, Mass.
We want a first clas3 representative for Scranton and vicinity,
dress K., Tribune office.
Share a Year
Pays $8 Per
-
Established 1832
Incorporated 1901
I Capital Stock $200,000
110 per share:.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
For full Particulars Call On
T. C. PERRINE at the Store.
THE EDMUNDSON - PERRINE CO.
635 and 63? Smithfield.St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
T Stockholders
Participate In
REFERENCES:
N. HOLMES & SONS, Bankers.
ALLEGHENY NATIONAL BANK.
All Profits.
INVESTORS
ne'orp making rommiUinvnl, tilcata
rcro'il u t'lo privilege o aubiiiittins
our descriptive list ol iineatmcnts.
SpencerTrask & Co
BA.MKERS
27 & 29 Niie Street, New Yorlc
MEMDimS N. Y. SfOCK IIXCIIAXOK.
Mil U.HbKIAIN
iiU nivinPNnc
uinvuiivui
llils Company eloea not ele.il In
proiiilbra. It ud ilhlik'iuN irom
the' uitual rale ot UU ut late uf -per
cent, munllily,
Eastern
Consolidated
Oil Do.
Klelity'flvr well and iiicuu.in;,- ull
nioductlon liaJ nuelo it alwliitcl'
imperaljiei
To Adanca flu Prloi
aa aoou as pie-tent i'c. allotment la
exhausted -punithely in ni than :;i)
eljys. Now Ii the time lu imvi ho
le I e it t'oio up.
I,. K. l'lk i: Co.. 4V Heal IMate
Tiut lild'ir.. I'lilUiMpliia. Ojun
Monday and Tlmrtday cu'iiln.'i.
FINANCIAL.
dminej
weel: ending March 22. Wo should
Fiscal Agent,
Rooms 4.5 Republican Building:
Ad-
A Safe, Sound
Permanent and
Profitable business
Pays. 58. 00
Per Share
a Year.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In nffect, Nov. 3, 1001.
Tiulii lc.ivo Suantnn.
For I'lillaiU'Iulna and New York via 1). I: 11.
JI. It., at ti.34 and 9.3S a. m., and 2.18, 4,27
(llljck lllamoud JiNPi:). and 11.3!) p. m. bun
daja, 1). &. H. H. . l.3, S.2T p. lit.
Tor Whitl Haven. lUaleton and pilnelpal polnli
jn the o j 1 i'gioiu, Ua J I. & II. II. It., V.O'b, 2.1S
and 4.27 p. m. Tor 1'ottaVille, U.US a, 111., 2.13
p. in.
Cor Bethlehem, I'aston, lteail!ng, I larrislmret,
and principal intermediate rtationa, la D. i u.
II. it, MS, .38 a. in.; 2.18. 4.27 (lllack Dii.
niond l'TCo), 11. ao p, in. Sundays, l. k II.
II. It,, I'.UJ a. 111.; 1.5-1, S.n p. in.
For TunMianiiock, 'lonanda, Dlmira, Ithaca.
Geneva and prlneipal iuiermediate eutloni, via
V., h. and V, It.' It., 8. ID a. 111. and .S0 p. m.
For Ueneu, Itejclioter, lluttalo, Magai Falla,
Clilceco and all Klnta vet, via D. k II, R. It.,
7,48, 12.03 a. m.; 1.1-'. 8.23 (Ulack Diamond Ux.
pre.i), 7.48, 10.41, 11,30 p. re. tiundaja, U. It Ii.
It. It., 12.0J, 8.27 p. ill.
Pullman Darlor and ileetilnir or Lrhlirli Vallev
Parlor can on all trains uetweed Yillkes-Uirre
and New York, PlilladilphU, Uuffalo and Suspen.
flon llrldKe,
IIOU.IN II. Wli.UUn, Grn. tJupt,, 20 Cortland
it reel, New Yoik,
CIIAUI.KS S, I.KK. Qen. Pau. Agt., 2eJ Cortland
ureet, New York.
A. W. NONUMAC'IIKIt, Dlv, Pasi. Aft., South
llethlehein, I'J.
For tUkets and Pullman rfjervatloni apply to
city ticket oilk-e, 09 Public Square, Wilkca-llarrr,
New 'Jersey Central,
In Uttrct Nov. 17, 1001.
Station tn New York, foot ol Uberty itreet
and South Fcny, N. R.
Tialna Jeao Snanlo'i (or New York, PhlUdeN
phla, LA.trn, llctlilclum, Allentoun, Uaue'li
Chunk, Wh'.t llaen, Ahley and Wllkeillane at
I,;, ni., 1 p. in. and 4 P. ni. bunda;, 2.10 11. 111.
tjiaker City h.tprcan leaver b union al 7.30
a. 111., tlii'cuiih folid eatibulu train with Pullman
llutiet Parlor Caia, (or Philadelphia, with only
one eh.ir.gc of cur for Ilaltlmore, Washington,
I). C, aid all piimipal polntj ooutli ami wet,
Fur Aoea, i'ltiaton ami Wllkei-Uarrc, 1 p. rn.
and 4 p. in. Sunday, 2.10 p. m.
For I.outt Itiauth, Ocean drove, etc., 7.30 a.
ni. and I n. 111.
Fit Heading. Lebanon and llgrrltburK, via Al
leuloun, jl 7.:;u a. 111. enj 1 p. m. sunJjy, 2.10
. in.
hx Pottiiille at 7.S0 a. in. and 1 p. 111.
For utca and thleu apply to aveul at station.
C. M. BUHV. Oen. IV.. Aifl.
J. B. SWISUKIt.
Dist. Paw. A;t.( Saantou.
THIRD NATIONAL BAN
OF SCRANTON.
Capital. $200,00!
Surplus, $550.00(
fays &yh interest 01
savings accounts whethc
large or small.
Open Saturday evening!
from 7.30 to S.30.
Lager
Beer..
Manufacturers of
Old Stock
1
A'
j PILSNER
J3E$L Scranton, Pa.
Old 'Phonei 333i.
New 'Phone, 2935.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
VVEST511JSSTER HOTEL'
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Ir Vie I'lact,
NEW YORK.
American Plan, V3.S0 I'er Day and Upwards.
European Flan, $1.00 Per Day and Upwards.
Special Hates, to Families.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
X For Bnslnesi Hen
. in the heart ct tht wholesale j.
For Shoppers ,
4. t minutes' walk to Wannmnkers: 4.
T S minutes to Slogel Cooper's Big T
y Store. Easy of access to the great ""
t- Dry Qoods Stores. 4.
I For Sightseers
4 An block from B'wav Pnm. !
4- IriK easy transportatlou to aU
4. poinis us iuicrau
! HOTEL ALBERT i
4-
Car. th BT. A UNIVKKSITT Pt
i. Only one Block from Broadway.
PflntTK Sf Tin RESTAUR an r
T J00IH, 5)1 UD. p,CM kesjonabla
-f -f 1
RAILROAD TIME TABLES!
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
In Effect Nov. 3, 1001.
Trains leave Scranton (or New York At 1.401
3.15. S.05. 7. DO and 10.05 a. m.: 12.45. 3.40, 3.331
p. m. For New Yoilc and Plilladelplila 7.50J
10.05 a. ni., and 12,45 and 3.S3 p. 111. For Tohyl
liauna At u.iu p. ni. for minaio 1.1s, 0.22 anes
0.00 a. m.: 1.55. 6.50 und 11.35 n. m. For Bins-
i namton anu way 6tation6-iu.ru a. ni. ana i.ii
p. in. lor uswego, oytiease and utica 1.10 ana
0.22 a. in.; 1.55 p. m. Oswego, Syracuw aili
Ctica train nt 6.22 a. 111. dally, c.ccpt Sundajl
For ilontroje a.exj a. m.; i.iu anu u.so p. r
Nicholson accommodation 4.00 and 6,15 u. 111.'
Uloomsburg Diviilon For Northumbeiland, al
c.:,a and JU.uo a. in.; l.tij anil u.iu p. m. 101
I'iymoutli, at 8.10 a. m.; 3.1a and 0.00 p. ni
Sunday Trains For New York, 1.10, 3.15, 0.0
ana iv,uj a. in.; j.w, ii.au p. 111. 1 or niiiiaio
1.15 and (1.22 a. ill.; 1.55. 6.50 and 11.35 i. 1
For Ulnghamton uud nay stations 10.20 a. nil
mcomsuurtc Division ii e ae ran ton, iu.uj
111, anu u.iu p. 111.
Pennsylvania Kallroad.
Schedule in COcct June 2. 1001.
Tr.ilns leave hcranton: 0.33 a. ill., week; (lavs
through vestlbula train Irom Wllkea-Uarre. U'ulll
man buffet narlor car and e'oat-hes to Pluladell
phia, lU Putt&ille; etoi3 at principal IntJrmeJ
diate btations. AUo connects tor aunbuiy, llUrl
ruburi;, riiilaili'lUiia, uuiinnoic, aiiiuii;toti ana
lor I'ittkburi; una ino wet.
O.U& a. in., ueik ilaia. fur Sunburv. IlarrUbtn
Phlladelidila, Ilaltimorc, Waihliigtou and Pitt
buiu jr.d tho west. I
1.42 n. 111.. week ilivs (Sunilaya, 1.58 I). Al.)
tor Sunbury, Ilarrhburr;, Plilljilelnlila, UaltlinLre
naniin':oii anu ruiMJuij 41111 me nesi,
3.23 11. in., week iUi. throuch vcatlbulo ttjli
from Wilkei-naire. i'lillinan bullet narlor lea
and ceiii-he'ii to I'lilljilelplilj la PolUvlllc. Stf n
at ii hielD.il intermcdiaio htatloni m
,4.27 p. 111., week days, lor liazlclnn, bimbumyl
ucir.so.irs, riiiiaueipiiu anu riiisours. 1
,1. 11. IIUTCIIIN&U.N. Ucn. Msr.'
j. u. uuu, ejcn. rasa. .igt.
' Dolawavo and Hudson.
In F.BVit Noumbcr 24, 1IX)I.
Tiulin (or Caibondalo Itaio Scran(un at 0.21
6.00, b.53, 10.13 a. 111.; 12.00, 1,2'J, 2.34, 3.5J
D.2U, U.J, 1, u,, v, 1 J, 11. -u p. 11;,, i.ji a. in. 1
Fur lloiiesdalc 0.20, 10.Ua. 111.; 2.31 and J.J
'For Wllkea-llane6.3S, 7.4S, 8.41, 0.38, 10.
a. 111,; 12.UJ, 1.1.', -". "-', , c.v, i.ii
10.41. 11. 311 11. 111.
For U V. It. II. Polnta 6,33, 0,03 a, ni.j 2,ll
4.27 anil ll.u p. 111.
For l'enn.iania It. It, Points 0.S3, 0.33
in.: 1.1.'. 3.23 anu 4,."( p, in.
For Albany and all points north 0.20 a.
and 3.5J p, 111.
0uaiJ.11 iitrtl.a,
For Caibondale a.50, 11.33 a. in,; 2.34, 3,51
0.52 and 11.17 p. ni. I
For Wllkia-Ilaire 0.33 a, ni.; 12.03, 1.63, 3.5J
G.33 anu u.K p. rn.
For Albany and points north 3,52 p, in.
For llonodale 8.50 a. m. and 3.52 p. ni.
W. h. PHYOU. D. l A., Seranton, Pa.
New York, Ontario and Western.
In UUect Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1001,
KUJiTIl BOUND.
Leao l.cava Arrh-
Tmliu. Siranton, Carbondale. CadoaliJ
No. I 10.1.0a. in. 11.10 a.m. 1,00 p. m
No, 7 ........ C.lOj). 111. Ar. Carbondale 0.40 p. ml
Leavo I Leav Arrln
Tralni. Oadosla. Carbondale. Scianton.
Ko. U .,,,.. .. 700a. 111. 7.40a. 111
xo- - v.j.v.vaS'AI'i m' v,,1;?U;'.".;.J:wP- "'
OUitMAI.. w.iw, ,iu(ii lUVJJ,
I.L'aiO I,0JO Arrlv.
Tralni, berunton. Cailmndalc. Cadeisla
Kn a b.30 a. Ill, U. 10 II. 111. 10.13 J. n.
s s 7-Wi &$sriuTv- h
'?"0 Lcjir Arrlva'
Tralni. e-juoau. Lanunuaie, h'ljnton,
Ni ', .,,:.... 7 00 a. 111. 7.40a, ni.
No. 10 1.30 p. 111. 6.00 p.m. 1)13 p.m.
lulu Nos. 1 011 week da), and 0 011 hunj.ui,
make main Hue 1 omie-e I loi-s (or New Yoik iliv
MldJlele.in, W'alli n, Norwich, O.iilda, 0wc)(9
llii 411 i.',ut, nni,
For further inlonnatloii rcneult ticket acentsJ
J. t. ANDKltsON, O. V A., New York. 1
in i
, t. iitL-jn, 1, r. a., sirauton, p.
!
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,avel
rfV. . iki
. ,hl -'f.J, 'iU'Zx'J.
.t y . auMv i
tr.i l,