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INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
PENSION SYSTEM ON LACKA
WANNA BEGINS JUNE 1.
Those Who Will Be Entitled to Par
ticipate in It and the Amounts
They Will Beceive Lehigh Valley
Hailroad to Equip Its Trains with
No. 1 High Speed Brakes and Au
tomatic Reducing Valves Make
up of the D., I. & W. Board for
Today General Notes.
Oahagan; 4, p. m.
Randolph.
A. R. Kctchamj 11 p. m., 0.
NOTICE.
J. I. Smith and crew will run 11.S0 p. m.
extra April 11.
II. T. follows and crew will run S a. in. ex
tra April 11.
W. A. Bartholomew and crew will run No. 02
April 11.
I. Glllisan will run W. Y. Mann's crew 3.45
p. in. e.tra April 11, one trip.
A. II. Bone will run pickup with McAllister's
crew 0 a. m., April 12, one trip.
N. Hodney goes out with 1'. Ollligan's crew
April 12 in place of W. Fletcher.
It. Gibbons reports (or AV. J. Mosler.
M.
This and That.
C. Richie, acting general superin-
The pension syhtem recently adopted
by the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad company will go into
cIToct on the fli-bt of June of the present
year. Those entitled to the benefits of
the pension fund are the employes en
gaged in any capacity in the operation
oC the railroad proper who have at
tained the iiuc of 70 years and who
htuill be retired, and if they have been
twenty-live yoats in the service shall
be pensioned. All omployes 60 to 69
years of age, both inclusive, who have
been twentv-flvc or mote years in the
service and who have become incapaci
tated, may be retired and pensioned.
The monthly allowance paid eacli per
son granted a pension Miall be upon the
following basis: For each year of ser
vice, one tier centum of the average
regular monthly pay for ten years next
preceding jetlicment, provided, how
ever, that the annual disbuisement of
the comnany shall not exceed $50,000.
Should the aggregate pension allowance
exceed this amount, in the absence of
nctlon by the board of managers in
creasing the yearly amount usable for
pensions, a new rate shall be estab
lished proportionately reducing all al
lowances. Not lie of any change shall
be given retired employes before the
beginning of the fiscal year in which
the change shall become effective.
Pension allowances shall be paid
monthly until the death of the. bene
ficiary, provided, however, that the
company may withhold its stipend in
all cases of misconduct. No assign
ments of pensions will be permitted or
recognized.
The pension board shall have the
power, in case a faithful employe of the
company shall have received injuries
which totally incapacitate him for his
regular or other vocation, to take his
case under consideration and award
lilin such sum, as a pension, for such
, length of time as said board shall de
termine. The following officers of the company
constitute the pension board: It. D.
Caldwell, .chairman; O. C. Post, secre
tary; "V. K. McFurlln, T. B. Clarke and
T. S. Lloyd.
tendent of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, and W. G. Breser, general man
ager, returned to New York yesterday,
after a brief stay in this city.
Division Superintendent E. M. RIne,
of the Lackawanna railroad, spent
Thursday and yesterday In New York.
The Forest City News says: "G. W.
Cramer and J. V. Cure, of Tompkins
llle, have obtained 130 acres east of
the river and will have lumber on the
ground ready for the carpenters In two
weeks. A breaker, barn, boarding house
and blacksmith shop will be built this
summer, and mining operations will be
commenced In the early tall. The
breaker will be of fifty or one hundred
tons capacity, and the operators will
aim principally to supply the fanners.
It is said that the Delaware and Hud
son Klondike mine, which is being ex
tended in that direction, has a vein of
coal averaging from three to six feet,
and Messrs. jCuro and Cramer expect to
find an equally rich vein. Their breaker
will be situated on or near the old Leek
structure.
Wall Street RcTiew.
New Vork, April II. Th furs of comer In
Louisville' and Nathalie were somewhat abated
today, which seemed to lio the principal factor
In tho tendency towards recovery In the stock
market. Speculative, sentiment showed ltstll sn
eltlve, however, to the movement In Loutavilla
and Nashville. 11ms, When very large uujlns ap
peared in other parts of the market and when
Louisville and Nashville ran off to J Under last
night there Was a prompt Mtly elsewhere In the
market, ThU see-saw process was moro or lesi
conspicuous all day, especially at periods when
Louisville and Nashville was particularly active.
The market for that stock continued very fcvcrlMi
on an enormous olntne of dealings, but tho
fluctuations were not eo wild as yesterday. There,
were indications that tho money powers back of
the movement were disposed to handle it more
tenderly nut of consldciatlon for tho effect upon
the rest ot the market. The stock touched 122VS
nt the top and cloed with a net gain ol 1H.
As for Southern Hallway, it fell hack to a po
sition uniform Willi a number of other aetlje
flocks In the market and moed narrowly. The
ht length which the market showed as n whole was
by no means universal or ccnly distributed. Thu
sowrnment 'irop report caused some depression
here and there nmong the (Irangers, which was
overcome. Aimlgamntcd Copper was constantly
stronif und nw nearly :) points nt. the last, rho
return to the city ot ono of the prlnclpil stock
holders and directors was Imputed as the cause
of the mocment. Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville lan off sharply 5 points on the declara
tion of only a 1 per cent, dividend as there had
been hopes of. a more liberal distribution. The
United States Sleel stocks were heavy on rather
Ireo selling, attributed to dissatisfaction with the
bona issue, and Ilia large proporuon oi i m
to be realized which will go to the bankem as
commission. The generally credited report that
the purchase ol the Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf
was In tho Interest of Hock Island was followed
by n 2V4 point rle in that stock, but the dealings
were merely nomlntl and the gain was wiped
out. American Cotton Oil, International .Power,
North American, Michigan Central and Westing
house Klectrlo made galas of nearly 3 points. To
tal tales, "a-,,300 slums. There was gtcat ncttv-
Itv ntwl ctrrnfrMi In fhf fYntutl of (leortTlX 111-
eomo bonds and the Xtexiian Central income
bonds. Otherwise tho market was no.uewhat ir
regular. Tolal talcs, W.TOj.OOO. United btatcs
2's advanced U per tent, on the last call.
The following quotations re furnished Tin
Tribune by Haight & Freest Co., 314-J1S Mean
Building. W. V. Kunyon, manager.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Amal. Copper .")',& 7', "IT t"Vi
Am. Car foundry 2S14 2S',i 2$!4 W
American Ice W,i KM 1 i
Atner. Locomotive .S2 32 JJlVa Si
Am. Smelt, tc Itef. Co.. 47 47 47 , 47
American Sugar Ul',4 1.1 iYa Ml la 1W.4
Anaconda Uonncr ii xi'i im tu
Atclilfoii 7S
Atchison, I'r 1)7
Bait. & Ohio 10(1
Urookl)n H. T 05
Canadian Pacific 114'A
Clics. & Ohio 46'fl
Chicago & Alton ifi'Jg
thic. & O. W 21
Chic, Mil. & St. I' 1071,4
Chic, it. I. k P 174V4
Col. Fuel & Iron !7
Col. fc Southern 27',
Col. & South., 2d IT .. 4t'i
Del. & Hud 171
l'ric s
i:rie, 1st IT !
Krie, 2nd IT Bl
Hocking V.illey b
llllnmi rj.nlr.il liU
Louis. & Nash US 122V Ufi4 "Oft
Manhattan 1SJ?4 lVWi 132 133J4
VlntrnnnHl.lll SI. U ...l.'itli l.Tlvi 1W,4 1 WJ
Mevlrm Ccnlr.il ."0V4 2')M, S0V4
Mo. Kan. k Te- 2I'4 24i 2114 2 4
Mo. Kan. & Te, IT ... W 5.1 fit'4 r'4Vs !
Missouri i'.iillii! lOl'i 101 100V4 101
Bcranton Trsctloh per cent'. .... lis
Economy Light, Heat ft Power Co'.".. u'
North Jersey k I'oconb tc Co ..',,. ...
Consolidated Water Suppb' Co,,,,,. ,,,
Bcranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II, O. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Klour-tUo: , ,r' ' i '
Deans 12.40.
flutter Fresh creamery, 31c. ( fresh dalr)-, EOc.
Chccse-13al3t4c
KBKac'09'! 17c. t Western, lOt&c
Teas Per bushel, $1.75.
Marrow floans Per bushel,, J2.33a2.10.
rotaloes Per bushel, 80c,
Onions Per bushel, $1.40.
New York Grain and Produee Market
New York, April 11. Flour Firm and ISalOc.
per 100 lbs. higher, Wheat Spot firm! No, 2
red, 8274c. elevator; No. 2 rod, fcVic. f, o. li.
afloat; No. 1 northern Diituth, 8.1c. . o. b. afloat;
wheat, market strong all day; closed e. net Ad
vance; May closed 70c; July, 7T4e.t September,
7814c. Decemllcr, 7T4c. Corn Spot firm; No.
3, OOHc elevator and (irUc. f. o. b. afloat; corn
opened higher, yielded and finally advanced, clos
ing Arm at 'MUc. net advance! Mnv closed GVlc.
July, 04T4c.i September. 04c; December, (B
Oats &iH)t firmer; No. 2. 47'4a48e.; No.3 , 47c. I
No. 2 white. fiOMaSlct No. 3 white, flOc.t track
mired western. 47v4al8c.t track white, BOiSoC.j
options somewhat Irregular but generally tmn all
day. nutter Steady; 'creamery, 2ftalc; reno
atcd, 20a29c.; Imitation crcimcry, '24a28'5o.i
state dairy, SJj.'iOc. Cheese Firm ; state full
cream, small early make, fancyrnlorcd; 13ainVic. ;
state full cream, small early make, fancy white,
l.'ial3V4c ; full cream, hrgq fall make, fancy col
ored, 12al2Vic; full-cream,' large"" fall make,
fancy white, 12il2Mi Kggs-FIrm; stale and
Pennsylvania, 10alflJ4c; western, lOalOWc;
southern, l&ilSc.
78
105T4
(IV,1
lin?4 ill
4UV4 4(i
:i7 :V4
2l',i 2t
Ki7?4 100
17I.V4 17.1
77'i 78
P7',i 07V4
105 103U
045s
Chic go Grain and Produce Market.
Chicago, April 11. Conflicting Interpretations
put on the government irop report of tho con
dition of winter wheat on April 1, set grain spec
ulators to guessing today and resulted In active
and Irregular markets. In the end the bulls easily
fircalled and aided byn rapidly developing bull
0i situation for corn in thov southwest every
thing ruled firm. May wheat closed j74c. up;
oMy com 'ao. higher, and May oals un
changed. Piovlsions closed a shade to Be. higher.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Finn;
No. 2 spring wheat ; No. 3, Sa72Uc; No. 2
red, 78!4aS0c; No. 2 corn, ; No. 2 oats, 4lTJi
4214c; No. 2 white, 4ia454c; No.-3 white, 4U41
4114c; No. 2 rye. Bn54aB7c.; good feeding bar
Icy, ! fair to choice malting, (HanCc; No. 1
fl isc seed, ., 1.0314; No. 1 northvcstcin, ?1.70;
pi line timothy teed, tfl.00; mess pork," per barrel,
Iflli.COjKi 03 ;lard, per 100 pounds, Ull.fi, i!) 07',4 !
short ribs, sides, S8.U0J0; dry salted shoulders,
7Va7c; shoit clear sides, 0.35a9.45; whiskey,
$1.30.
FINANCIAL
3 WEEKS
more bf orn Mm Brlee ot
Block lu the
Eastern
Consolidated
Oil Go;,
WILL ADVANCE.
YTfttant rtrlco 2.' cents n shirobut
sllotmnitlsncarlr cTliauslcil. In
creased oil iirniiuetloii fnrcos the
Jrlco. Now wslls coming In every
ew itars. Humetiibcr tills stock
purs now
g MONTHLY
on tlio Investment.
I. Plbo Sr rn.r 400 Hc.ll Kstatft I
Trust bid's.. Philadelphia., Open I
Monday and liiursciay evenings.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
113
28
4t',i
171
3074
GS!s
St
S'2'3
lit
07?8
27Vs
4314
171
3014
07
53
81
142
Chicago. April 11. Cattle Kecclpts, 2.000, in
cluding 2oO.Teans: steadv: cood to,nriinc steers.
llrtls I $0.00a7.35; poor to medium. S4.50jO.oO: stockera
40 and feeders, ?2S0a3.25; cows, $l.C0u5.30; heifers,
30 i ?2.50a0; canneis, Ul.40a2.40; culls, 2.50j-.B();
2414 cahes, $2S0a6; Texas fed steers, $3.25a0 2".
Hogs Kecclpts todav, 15,000; toomrrow, 13,000;
left ocr, 3,VX); mostly 10c. higher: mixed and
bulchcra, $0.73a7.20; good to choice .ticair, S7.03a
7.23; rough heavy, Y0.S017. bheep Keiclpts,
."i.OOOjshcep and lambs, steady; good welhcrs,
$r)2Bj5n0; western sheep, jearlings, ?4.C0a'i.(Kl;
native limbs, woolcd, $-l.,5afl.83; western lambs,
O'fSaaOS.
11.7)4
171'4
0774
2774
43'
171
ii
53
82
14214
Wei offer, to yield About
G per cent.,
$250,000
(Total Issue, $i,oco,ooo)
BUTTE ELECTRIC & POWER CO.
Butte, Mont.,
5 per cent. 1st Mortgage Sink
ing Fund Gold Bonds.
Denomination $1000.
Maturing 1 to 30 yens.
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co.
1 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.
Good News Predominates in the
Business World Notwithstand
ing Serious Setbacks.
High Speed Air Brakes.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad company
tins decided to replace Its present air-
hrako, or the ones now In use on all the
passenger trains except the Black Dia
mond express, with what Is known as
No, 1 high speed air-brakes, and auto
matic! reducing: valves. These brakes
are madev-for use on high speed trains
nud the automatic reducing- valvo re
duces the high pressure of the air as
the train slackens after the nlr has been
applied.
Tho speed of all Lehigh Valley trains
Is much greater now than when the
btakes now In uso were put on and the
necessity for the high speed brake be
came more and more apparent every
dav, .
ant nan
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101 l'2
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
The following Is the make-up of the
D., L and W, board for today;
ritlDAY, APniL n.
Extras llast 8 p. in., Lattlmcr, with P, Cava
n.iURh's crew; 10 p. in., II. Dishing; 11 p, in.,
O, W,. Fitzgerald. t i .
' SATUHDAV, APIIIl'i 12. . ? '.C.
Kxtras Kait 1 30 a, in., Hoboken, .T, W, JJc.
Vine; -4 a,, in., Dj Haggerly; 5a,m.,jIIol)Qkn, J.
A. IJiiili; ' a. in., McCarthy; 0 a, in., Hoboken,
Auranu; ju a, m., ii.iuiiugau; u, a, in., no
bokcn.'lluegg; I p. in., p.'sW. Uunni-2 p. in.,
Hoboken. McCatherne; 3, p. in., O, T, Staples; 5
p. in,, Hoboken.'Murphy; Op. m.,;M. Kinnerty.
Suimrtiti, Etc,-J a. in., 'J. llennigaV, t) a, m
Frounfelker; 10 a. m., Nichols; 2 p. in., Thomp
son; 10 p, in., M.'Oolden.
Pushers O a. m., Widner; 7 a. in,, S. Fin
pcrty; '8 a. in., Homer;. 11,45 a. in,, Moraii;
2 p. in., Naumanr0 'p.m.,,C Blrtholomewj
7.S0 p. in., Murphy;' 0 'p. w., f, II. Havtholo.
mew; 10 p. m., 'lamping, s
ijclpers 7 a. in., Qaflneyj 7 a, m., Blngcrj 10
i. trj.,, Sccor; 0.43 p. ul, Stanton; 8,30 'p. ra.,
MeOown. t i '
ll'xtras Veht 8 a. m., O. Klngsley; 10 a, m.,
F, Wall; 11 a. in., It, Cashier; 2 p. in., John
Good tor Rheumatism,
Last fall I was taken, wlii a very
severe attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain1 and. un,
r.oyance. After trying v several pre-.
script tons and rheumatic cures, I de-T
tided, to use unamperuwn-e rain uairn,
vhlch,, had. seen advgrtledi In the
fcoutti.JerBeyman. AftTrjptwoappHcti-
iinnafnT'ithls Reine'dyIfWaSi'ftjiUch bet
ter, afulf after- uslnjuivbpttle wae
3AJJ,
By i:clusivc Wire from The Associated Tress.
New York, April 11. R. G. Dun &
Company's "Weekly Review of Trade
tomorrow will say:
Good news predominates in the busi
ness world, notwithstanding two some
what serious set-backs. Weather eon
dltlons have been unsatisfactory, re
tarding distribution and delaying out
door work. Still more of a handicap
is the strife between wage-earner and
employer. Manufacturing is excep
tionally active, In lines not disturbed
by strikes, and there is a vigorous
movement of goods through regular
channels.
Firmness In cotton goods naturally
follows the combination of light stocks
and the Interruption of work at some
mills, with threatened disturbances at
others. Foot wear manufacturers have
secured a little more business and
shops have been able to avoid the re
duced time that was feared.
More animation has appeared In the
speculative markets for staples.
Fluctuations were more Irregular In
corn, which broke sharply here and at
the West, but made a partial recovery,
although still remaining below the best
price last month. Wheat moved with
in narrow limits, varying a fraction,
according to the preponderance of good
or bad crop news. Western receipts
for the week were 1,722,542 bushels,
against 2,968,042 last year, and the total
for the crop year is gradually falling to
last year's figures. Lower prices
stimulated exports for a time, but
shipments of wheat and flour from all'
ports of tho United States during the
week were only 3,849,970 bushels,
against 4,976,810 last year, and Atlantic
exports of corn were only 159,213 bush
els against 2,020,319 a year ago.
Failures for the week numbered 19S
in the United States against 203 last
year, and 19 In Canada, against 24 last
year,
AVOCA.
The members of the Fraternal Mystic
Chain will meet on Monday evening.
The members of the Y. M. I. will
meet on Sunday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock.
The marlage of John Flannery of this
town and Miss Nellie Shaughnesssy, of
WIlHamsport, will be solemnized In that
city next Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock. They will reside In this town.
Mrs, Mary Karloy, of Main street,
left yesterday to spend some tlmevwlth
Iter son In Newport News.
John Reup has accepted a position
as manager for the WIlkesiBane News
for Plttston and Avoca.
The condition of E. C, Kennedy was
somewhat Improved yesterday,
The employes on. one floor of the bilk
mill are on strike on account of the
manner In which their overseer .has
been treated by the company,
The marriage of Miss Lottie Burns
and Samuel Graham wits solemnized al
, the home ot the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Burns, on Wednesdav
ieyehlng.f Rev, D, T, Smythe was tho
'officiating, clergyman. The bride was
,walledson,DyiUisa Harriet mepnenson
N. V. Centril 12i
Norfolk fc Vctcin SO.
Onl. & West 327i 2?s
1'enna. R. 11 1MH 110',i
People's (las 101 1024
Heading 571?:
Heading, 1st l'r 82
Heading, 2d l'r sli
Republic Steel 17!s
Republic Strcl, Pi '.
St. l.ouis & Sin l'r.in... 71)
Southern Pacific '0's
Southern II. It 3414
Southern It. H.. I'r 'i"U
Tenn. Co.il & Iron ifilS
Texas & I'liiftc 41?i
Tiiion l'acitiu 1007s
I'nion Pacific, l'r 874'
IT. S. Leather 12r
It. S. Leather, l'r 83t
U. S. Rubber 17
U. S. Rubber, l'r fi
V. S. Sled 4l-'vJ
U. H. Steel, IT iMH
Wabash Wt
Wabash, IT 41
Western Union UOIb
Total sales, S01, 100 sliaics.
Miscellaneous Securities.
Tlnil&dJr. Ycstcid-iy.
Hid. Asked. Bid. Askicl
Am. Soda Kolint 4
Am. Soda Ft 1st IT.... 52 (O
Am. Soda l"t 2d Pr 10
Am, Tjpe round II I"
Biiney & Smith Car.... ii 2S
Barney & Sm. Car, ri...lit 127
Barney & Sm. C. 1st l..U0 122
Blackvvell U. Tob 1 2t
Bklvn l U. of N. Y.... lfVa 2
iiv
East Buffalo, April 11. Caltlc-TtcccipU, light;
active and strong; Aeals, tops, fOaO.2-;. Hugs
Hcieipls, 7,200 head; active and OalOc. higher;
heavv, T-7.30i7.40; pigs, 75aO.S3; roughs, $6 50
8(1.83; stags, $4.30a5; closing easier on light,
e-trong and heavy. Sheep and I.ambs--"Hiocipts,
iijis iria if, 7i ' 3,iut neaii; active; sneep. iirm, lamns strong to
MM'" .r? .7.r. l.t..l.n.. ln...l.u r.n-oft. .t- ... .....i
.ifiTi Slt'A fjlm l " "'' , ."!' 4.uiii", (.,...'.,,..", iuii iu h-'v".
fiSU f,r 57?i
S2'. S2 S21i
0S7s IB Wi
Uaj 17'4 17)s
W's 7P 731,
701-i (.!' 70
rH lwV4 bfi
341S, Slli :7s
!l'78 01 03
(,0 0711 liSli
12 II 41
101 4 1001a 1017s
Sl 87 'i 877s
H'i MYi 12'i
Slla M W?4
17 17 17
00 00 ro
ll'Ja 41 4114
01, 0.1 mVs
24 2314 "4
447-8 4i 41
ti0?8 W 00's
(1
4f
rrllnlnlil
Compressed Air lVi 11
Com. Gas Cap-aile
CS. & 0. Building 72
Klectro-Pnciiinatie Us
Kmpire Steel 03
Kmpiie Steel, pr 47',fc
fioodicar S. Mach tl
Havana Commercial... 0
Havana Com., pr 4')
ll'kcr-Joncs-Jcw 1 Us... 04
Herring-llall-M'rvin .... 2
H'ng-Hall-Mar. lt pr... 33
H'ng-Hall-Mar, 2d pr... (I
II. It. Worthingtou, p..V2S
Hoboken I'y, 1st te W)
Hudson Iliv. Tel 104
Illinois Trans ',
Inter. Salt ctfs lr
Journ & Iluinhain 1
Kins City Elcu SO
Ivans City L'lec, (l Ur
Mcrgen I.jnotpe Io0
Mev. Slhcr 5s 40
Nat. Bread 2.ili
Nt. Bread, pr W
Nat. Kn. U Stamp 201S
Nat. Kn. Se Stamp, pr... &i
Nat. (iramaphone 1
National Sugar Ml
N. Y. & Hob Pju 70
N.Y. & Hob. Vy gen. 5s. SO
N. Y. & N. J. Tel 103
N. Y. Saf Car II. & L...1I0
V, Lorillard, pr 120
IToctor & Oamblo 3M
Procter & Oamb., pr ...IT.
ritts. II. & h. K M
Roal Bak. Powder 10.1
Standard Coupler 31
Seaboard All Line 2i
Seaboard Air I.inc, pr... 4r)
KlnrriT Manufac 215
Swift & Co 105
Swift & Co., 1st Cs 101
Trow Directory, pr !
Trenton Potteries - 13
Trenton Potteries, pr,,. 83
Universal Ton
Universal Tob. pr 40
Union Typewriter 01
Ulnon Type, 1st pr 127
Union Ijpe, 2d pr 127
12.1
IP)
Hi
20
110
0
00
10
17
28
327
122
21
$).75a7; callings, M.33a.05; sheep, tops mKcd,
"i.75.i0; fiir to good, S3.40a- 03; top cliopcd
Iambs, fU.10a0.35; top clipped sheep, ?5.50i3.73.
"ON TO BOULDER!"
, East Liberty Live Stock.
East Liberty, April 11. Caltlc Slratly; -holer,
$tl.70a0); prime, $0.40afi(5; good, 5 7OJ1.20.
Hogs Steadv: prime heavies, $7.30a7.35: best
mediums, $7.25a7.30; licaiy Yorkers. ct".10a7.2O;
light Yorker, ?)fOi"i pigs, ?0.50a(i.73; roughs,
$5.10 50. Sheep Stc-idy; bet wethers, stnO.13;
culls and common, $3al; eal calves, 3.50.i0.
Oil market.
Oil Cily, Pa., April 11. Credit inlinecs, 11";
cciliflcatcs, nn bid; shipments, 149,009 barrels;
average. 112,130 bancls; runs, &9.3.I2 barrels; av
erage, 78,300 barrels.
That's the cry. Ten thousand investors arc
looking tovvaid tho Boulder Oil l'iolds. The
finest Oil in the world has been found tbeic and
those who get iu at tho piescnt low piices will
mike immense profits when the great uish cornel
this summer. The Consoliditcd Oil, Leasing and
Development Co. with its thousinds of acres,
controls the (.ituatlon. I list in the field, first to
strike oil. Write for imp of oil distiict, ;unl
full particular. The Consolidated Oil Co., Boul
del, Colo.
FINANCIAL.
INVESTORS
' Before making committments, pleaso
record us t'10 privilege of Jaibmittlns
our descriptive Hit ot Investments,
SpencerTrask & Co
BANKERS
s 27 & 29 Pine Street, New York
UDMDERS N. Y. STOCK KXCilASOi:.
..., , .H.I....I... ' ! " "' ,rr'i"iT"" "
Buy RED BOY
Extaisloi Go d Mining Cos Stock.
Its ore bodies are the extension ol
the rich deposits of gold bearing
quartz of the well known Red Boy,
one of the greatest producers oCgold
in Oregon, that for the past three
years hits earned $1250 net per day,
We have a ao-foot vein of Sri ote
and shall build a 20 stamp mill at
once.
1 pick money makers fpr my
clients, have put them into six
permanent dividend payers the past
two years. Read the following
testimonial:
' Springfield, M.iw., 31002.
Andrew L. l!uli, LV., 72 ".orthlnglon St., City.
Dear Sir: I hive Just been comparing: mining
Investments In savings bank Investments and no
doubt tho following will Interest jou:
In the nart 2'A vecis 1 bavo nut $1,500,00 III
mining slocks, "wtoffil of which I am pleaicd to
j sly wis placed thmtigli jour office. Now, my
Illlt'lllC III, 111,, SUltl.S IHIll II H'llll-'C'lll ., tunii.-
nles in u diltcrcnt state-), Is jii't 110.00 u month,
or 102 00 n yiai. At the present time only (I
out of the 17 (onipaiiics me pa) lug dividends and
.vet my money Is coining all told a little moro
than 12 per lent, on the investment. 1 could sell
inv slocks today for 's.t.OOOOO, which Is 100 per.
lent, mole than I piid for them.
You can readily see whit a luge puccutago
this $1,000.00 Investment will give me whin the
dividend pi.vlng lumpjiiirs Increase llieir uivi
dencls (which they arc to .do Ininiedlatcl.v) and
the noli dividend paying coniptiilts go on to tlic
dividend saving lusts, which will ho wiiiiin.iijc
nct eight month'. Now if I hid let tint
5it.5OO.O0 leiniin In a kavincs bink nt 3V6 pel cent,
(the present rate), I would iccelvc 52.50 a year,,
as. the mining ii.velmcnts, ii.lu00. I would
have to.lmc 3,50000 In bank III older to bring'
vvhut the mining stocks now bilng. Legitinutc
mining, as can led on with the ire.'iit 20th icn
tuiy methods Is the most profitable mid the sifest
invcslment a man can make whether be be a
capitalist oi winking mm.
Wishing jou the best of success, and hoping
n can place my suiplus Iu the futme as piotit
'ably as in the past, I remain,
Yours very trulj,
C. II. MeKEONN.
I offer 25,000 shares of Treasury
stock at 15c a share for a few
days only. Now is your chance to
invest in a working cold mine of
great promise. Early dividends
assured. The ground floor man is
making the money today. You can
not go wrong to buy liberally of
Red Boy Hntension. Full partic
ulars on request.
ANDREW L. BUSH,
Investment Specialist,
Bank References. Springfield, Mass.
FINANCIAL.
THIRD NATIONAL 8111
OF SGRANTON.
Capital, $200,0CM
Surplus, $55000
Pays 3 interest
savings accounts whethei
.large or small.
Open . Saturday evenings!
from 7.30 to S.30.
SCkANIUlVS ,
BUSINESS HOUSES.
ruBif FuTrRBniRifja'neaLertB can
SUPPLb YOUR 'NEEDS OP BVEffV
CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATIS'
FAOTORIUY.
FOR SALE
BUCICilES and WAfiOXS of all kinds; also
Ileuses and Building Lola nt bargain!.
IIOIISKS CLIPPL'D und GltOOMl'D at '
M. T. KELLER
Lackawanna Carriage Works.
J.B. Woolsey &Go
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
Dealers In
Plate Glass and Lumber
OF ALL KINDS.
Allis-Chalmers Co
Successors to Machine Business ot
Dickson Manufacturing Co., Suranton
and Wllkes-Barre. Pa.
Stationary Engines, Boilers, Mining
Machinery, Pumps.
SECURITY BUILDIN3 f SAWVasUVfOrV
Homo Office, 208-200 Mcars Building.
We aie maturing shatcs each month which
show a net gain to the investor of about 12
per cent. 1Vi loan money. AVe also issue
I'UM, PAID STOCK $100 00 per share, inter
est pa) able semi-annually.
AMIKRT BALL, Secretary.
E. JOSEPH KUETTEL.
rear 511 Liekavvanna avenue, manuficturer ol I
IMre Screens of ill Uihds; fully prepared fori
the sprintr season. IVo make all kinds of I
porc'i screens, etc.
PETER STIPP.
(Jencril (Vniractnr. Builder and Dealer Inl
Building Stone, Cementing of ccllavs a spe
'dalle. Telephone 23')2.
Office, 327 Washington iTcnue.
f.jB cnarn ziTRiFieo Brick ,
AND TILE MANUFACTURINOOOMPANYl
Makers of Paving Brick, etc. M. II. Dale,!
General Sales Agent, Office 320 Washington
hvp. Works at Nay Aug. Pa., E. & W. V. R.I
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Our Marvelous Success
Inspires Greater Efforts
Our magnificent trade since our opening
inspires us to make such offerings that will en
roll hundreds of new customers to our rapidly
increasing list.
Special Carpet Values
Good Wearing.Ingrains, the 50c kind, only.
35c
FOLDING BED
Like cut, the best made.
Best Pattern Brussels, worth 80c per yard, only 60c .complete ' M K A A
High Grade Velvet Carpets, made to sell at $1.25 yd, only. ..$1.00 wfth L k I II I
Mattings, the regular 20c 'kind, per yard only 15c spring.-. . P"
Both. wore. handsome gowns of brown
clQth' wlth' eatln J and lace trlmmlnaa.
-.Thoteroom waaWlted upon by WMUmn
.Burns. A reception was tendered a few
friends of thefcpltractlng parties. They
,.,, ii,,,iv ninnii HT.Tn-fHAnnis.
IemN. J, Tor BalelbyaH druggists,,', will reside In 'Miller's house.
Aakci
600
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Bcranton Board of Trade Exchangs
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par ol iuu.
STOCKS. Did.
Lackawanna Dairy Co,. Pr. ..! ?
County Savings BanliJC Trust uo,, boo
First National Bank (Carbondalc) ., ...
Third NatHnal Rank ,,,,..,..,.. 650
Dime Deposit and Discount Dank,, 800
Kconomy Light. II. & I. Co. ,,,.. .
First National Rank 1300
Lacka. Trust & Sale Deposit Co.,,, 105
Dark k Hoover Co., l'r, , ,., 125
Scrantoti 8avlngs Dank ,.,..,.,.,., 600
Traders' National Dank , ,.,., 823
Bcranton Holt & Nut Co ,,,,,,, 1M,
People' Dank ,,.. 135
Bcranton l'acklnjr Co ..
I10ND3.
Scrsnton Faastdlor Railway, first
UottglK. dus 120 Hi
People' btrcet Hallway, flrtt mort-
g(K, due 1913 , IU
rcoplt'a Street Ilallwiy, General
mortgage, due I9il ..,..-, , III
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Rsfrlgerators.
Hardwood, ' tfi
likecut.only 'JU
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Iron
only
Beds Full size.
$2.50
GO-CARTS
Rubber tired. Reclining
styles. Full upholstered
with por'asol complete.
Prices lange as ( fC
low as pui vj
Cash or Credit
Sideboards,
Solid oak, well made,
$18 would be its i en
proper price.only plU
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