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THE SCRANTOtf TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1002-
Odds
Ingrain Carpets
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J
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Women's Handkorchlofs. ,
Greon Tag Sato, each ...... 4C
Women's Colored Edge
Turn-over Ties. Greon Tag
Sale OC
P, K. Collar and Cuffs.
Green Tag Sale oC
Torchon Laco. Green -i
Tag Sale.yard oC
Point de Paris Lace.
Green Tag Sale C
17c Embroidery.- Green t
TagSalo lZC
Men's 2Sc Shield Bow L
Ties. Green Tag Sale,2 for J,oC
Standard make, 65 cent kind. .Green Tag AQn
Sale, a yard 4-7C
Mattings
Good value in Jointless China Matting, 15c ifin
the regular price. Green Tag Sale, a yard "
25c kind, Green Tag Sale, a yard 16c
OUR GREEN TAG SALE IS NOW ON
Look for the Green Tag and You Will Find Bargains. '
.vwtsn'' jyrrKrifsiAsss
(S' Green Tag y s Sale
l
I Green I
I Sale J
Boys" Clothing
Double-Breasted Suit, size
8 to 15 years VoC
Knee Pants, medium
weight, 3 to 14 years 1 C
Brownie Overalls, good
Denim, 5 to 15 years lVC
m " iii ii
. Hosiery
Child's Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
were 15 cents.' Green Tag
Sale ..'. llC
Men's Fancy Hose, all colors,
good quality. Green Tag
Sale 1UC
Women's All Black Hose and
black with white feet. Green
TagSale 2C
Women's Fancy Hose,
were 25 cents. To close
out, Green Tag Sate 1 5C
The Celebrated Stocking. .
Green Tag Sale, pair 1 yC
Blue Decorated Cup and Sauce
with plate to match, value 1 '
20 cents. Green Tag Sale. I Oq
Skirts, Jackets, Capes and Tailor-Made Suits
At Astonishing Low Prices.
$5.00 Tailor-Made Sults.made from
Homespun, jacket Eton, flounce skirt,
trimmed nicely. Green ., 0
TagSale $2.98
$4,00 Wash Summer Suits, made
of lawn, batiste, duck, many colors.
Gibson Waist. Green Tag
Sale
$3.50 Black and White
Waists, tucked and open
work. Green Tag Sale .
$5.00 Black" Silk Capes,
trimmed with lace and Q
ribbon. Green Tag Sale ip.yo
$1.98
China Silk
$2.29
richly
$12.50 Tailor-Made Suit, made
from cheviot and serge, black, brown
and blue, also greys, eton and double
breasted jacket, full flare om
skirt. Green Tag Sale. t0.5
$10.00 Walking Skirts, all styles,
stitched and corded, made of Melton,
Homespun, Camel's Hair, black, blue,
tan, 'brown "and oxford
greys. Green Tag Sale $0.50
$3.00 Misses' Walking Skirts, Mel
ton and Cheviot, black
and 'oxford greys. Green
TagSale ip 1 .79
Corsets
39c Summer Net Corsets, all sizes, one to a customer, Green
Tag Sale ' 15C
Woman's and Misses' 50c Girdle Corset, straight and medium
lengths, Green Tag Sale o9C
Sonnette Corset, white and blacki were 2.25 and $3,50 each, Q
Grten Tag Sale , i o5C
Trunks
Square Top Trunks, sizes 28 and
30. Price $2.75, $2.98.
Telescopes
Heavy Canvas Covered, sizes 18
and 20, Price 59c and 69c.
I Green I
Tag I
Sale I
Best Blue Calico. Green
Tag Sale, yard
Silver Grey Calico.' Green
Tag Sale, yard
8-cent Gingham. Green
Tag Sale
15c Gingham. 32 Inches
wide. Green Tag Sale, yard
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting,
Green Tag Sale, yard
Domestics
44c
44c
5c
;9e
13ic
Calico',
Fancy Colored
Green Tag Sale
Furniture or Drapery Cal
ico; good patterns. ' Green
Tag Sale, yard
Shaker ' Flannel. Green
Tag Sale
10c Ghevlot, dark colors,
checks, Green-Tag Sale..
One 'Yard Bleached Muslin, good
value, 6c kind. Green Tag . . ,
Sale 4C
3c
65c
34C
5c
Infants' Wear
Long White Slips, lace trimmed,
were 59 cents. Green Tag .,
Sale 39C
Kid Shoes, all colors. t
Green Tag Sale, pair 2 1 C
50c and 69c Children's and Misses'
Colored Wash Dresses, all sizes, also
white aprons Green lag
Sale 39C"
Children's Wear
Corded Waists, all sizes.
Green Tag Sale, each 2 1 C
Colored Outing Flannel Skirts,
with bodices. Green Tag
Sale ' 15C
Pique Reefers, sailor col
lar, were $1.50. Green Tag
Sale 98C
Toilet Department -
Lyon's Tooth Powder.
Green Tag Sale 1 5C
Buttermilk Soap. . Green ,
TagSale OC
Perrs' Unscented Soap. t '
Green Tag Sale . 1UC
Half Pint Witch Hazel. . ,
Green Tag Sale " 9C
Cold Cream in jars. Green
TagSale , oC
I Green I
Tag I
Sale I
I Green I
Tag J
Sale I
Candy 2 pound box ot assort
ed iCandy. ' Green Tag
Sale, box 15C
Cambric Lining All colors 3
and' black, Green Tag Sale.yd 04C
Shrunk Canvas For skirt
stiffening. Green Tag Sale, .1
yard 9C
Good Quality Percaline Q
Green Tag Sale, yard O
Cushion Tops 50c kind; pretty
designs. Green Tag Sale, -ytXr
each OV
i
Cushion Tops Lot of odds and
ends; 25c kind. Green Tag t
Sale, each i .,.. 1UC
Women's Vests Made of good
coiton yarn. Green Tag
Sale, each 1 HC
Children's Vests Low neck, no
sleeves, 15c kind. Green t t
Tag Sale, each 1 1,G
Women's Union Suits Were
29c. Green Tag Sale,
each 19C
Boys' Balbriggan Drawers
Were 25c Green Tag
Sale....! 17C
THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.
New York. Aug. 12. The dominating
fin-tors in tho stock market contlnuo to
1)0 the coming crops and tho money out
look Crop news was eminently satisfac
tory today, both that of the monthly re
liort of the agricultural department anil
the later news of the weather bureau but
it is to be born in mind that the specula
tion for home time past has been dill-Ki-'iitly
discounting good crops, which
li.ivo been clearly foreshadowed. On tho
other hand, the autumn uctlvity in tho
money market while it has been expected
and made tho subject of industrious
warnings has been Ignored in speculation.
This week's rise in money rates, there
fore, would naturally ho of most effect on
speculative conditions. There was con
Bldeiable strength at one time today and
In u, few cases it continued to tho close,
but for the most part the early liho in
prices was taken advantage of to realize
lirotlts and the general level of prices
ended lower than last night. There was
a further contraction also In tho volume
of dealings which dropped back again be
low halt a million shares. Unofficial es
timates on today's government reports
indicate a wheat harvest of over 632,000,
(HX) bushels. This is nearly a hundred
million bushels below tho crop of last
year hut has never been exceeded except
by that crop and tho one of 1S98. As
for the corn crop, today's government
ligurcs indicate tho yield the largest in
tho history of the country. This had its
effect amongst the southwestern grang
ers, especially amongst tho Gould group.
Another striking show of strength was
mado by Baltimore and Ohio. Amongst
tho returns of railroad gross earnings for
tho first week of August Chesapeake and
Ohio Bhows a dccicaso of $103,533, com
pared with last year and Missouri Pa
illlc's earnings for tho tamo period de-i-llned
SiS.OOO. The two groups of rail
roads of which tho strongest stocks are
were thus handicapped by this unfavor
able Influence. Total sales today, 4r.',r00
hharcs. Tho bond market was dull and
tho Central of Georgia incomes were
weak. Total sales, par value, $l,3S0,0OO.
United States bonds were all un
changed on tho lust call.
The following quotations are furnished
Tho Tribune by Halght & Freeso Co,, 311
313 Mcars Building. W. D. Itunyon, man
ager. Open.IIlKh.Low.Closo,
A null. Copper K7 7?ii liT'.fc CT't
Am. C. & V 32',i 33V3 33 113
JWIlUUCttll -lUU Jl-, j.vs Jl'J j.-i
.Mil. jce, l-j- ,.:i','i
Am. l-iocomotlvo .... 3H&
Am. H. &. U. Co tns
American tiugar ,...131-)g
Atchison OJ
Atchlhon. Pr
Halt. & Ohio
US
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41
31V5
47',i
131
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Hrook. U. T
Canadian Pacillc
dies. & Ohio ...
Chicago & Alton
Chic. & G. W ...
C, M. & St. P ..
C, R. I. P. ...
Col. Fuel & Iron
Col. & Southern
Col. & South., id Pr. MJs
Del. Si Hud UK
Den. & R. G IU
Kilo 3!Hi
Krlo, 1st Pr i
Kile. 2d Pr 33
ysu
41
47',i
132H
92'j
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Wis
17S
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101
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131V1
US!4
20U.
11TH
3 locking Valley
Illinois Central HKl
Kan. City & Souuli,, 33?i
Louis, & Nush US'!
Manhattan V.U
Met. St. Ity 1ISU
Mexican Central .... 29?g
Mo. K. & Tox.. Pr,. 31
Mo., K. &T., Pr .... tiJTS
Mo. Pacllio lim;
N. V. Ci-ntrnl VUK Jill
n.it- .P. Wnuf -i 111?
Pacllio Mall
Penua. R. U
People's Gns ....
Piesscd Sleol Car
Reading
Heading , GOV,
Reading, Pr ,, MVs
Kenning, i-ii it,...., )-n
Republic Steel U
Renubllu Steel. Pr .. 7G
Bt. U &San. F SU4
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41
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1M?8
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184
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10394 103
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SOW
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43
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107
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88
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89
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73
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39
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Hoiitnern I'acuio ,,,, iwii
Dni.tlim... n Ti tft7
Southern R. R.. Pr,, 07 97?I 97 97
Tenii. Coal & Iron,,, 67lJ 08 C7il 68
rex. ec i-aeiuo ,,.,,, ia 4'J 4Mi
IMI1UU A'ULIIlU ,,,..,,,11111
1'nlon Pacini! ..;.,., 9i4i
XI. S. Leather ...,.., 12
V. S. Leather, Pr ,.,
V, 8. Steel ..! , 39
Tl. S. Steol. Pr smi
Wabash, Pr ...,.,,,, 4
Western Union ,,,... 90
tvueei. ce ii. vi .,,.., -Ci
43
107
92
12
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23W 23U 23
KiJ 27 8
Win. Central
Kx-dlvldend.
Total sales, 417.S0O shares.
Monoy, 4 per cent.
CHICAGO GRAIN & PROVISION.
WI1KAT, Open, High. low. Close.
Beiitoillber , li7 69 67 69
peccmbttr ........ Wi ;ml,i tti'i 67
CORN.
September 31 32 W fi2l4
December 39 -11 39 40
OATS.
September ....... 29 30 29 30'i,
December 2S 2S?i 2SU 2S-ft
PORK.
September 13.97 13.33 13.97 13.30
LARD.
September 10.13 10.03 10.33 10.53
RIBS.
September 9.30 9.90 8.12 9.S0
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Open. High. Low. Close.
August S.40 8.40 8.31 S.39
September 7.S3 7.90 7.83 7.90
October 7.72 7.73 7.71 7.73
December 7.C3 7.08 7.03 7.US
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bld.Asked.
Lackawanna Dairy Co., Pr.... CO
Countv Saw Bank & Trust Co 200
First Nat. Bank (Carbondale). ... coo
Third Uatlonal Bank 330
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank 300
Economy L., H. & P. Co .10
First National Bank 1300
Lack. Trust & Safe Dep. Co . 193
Clark & Snover Co.. Pr 123
Scranton Savings Bank E00
Traders' National Bank L'23
Scranton Bolt & Nut Co 123
Peoplo's Bank 133
BONDS.
Scranton Packing Co 35
Scranton Passenger Railway,
first mortgage, due 1920 113
People's Street Railway, first
mortgage, due 191S 113
People's Street Railway, Gen
eral mortgage, duo 1921 115
Scranton Trac. Co., 6 per cent. 113
Economy L., II. & P. Co 07
N. Jersey & Pocono Tco Co 97
Consolidated Water Supply Co ... 103
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Corrected by II. G, Dale, 27 Lacka. Ave.)
Flour-? 1.40.
Butter Fresh creamery, 2J'4c.; fresh
dairy, !c.
Cheese llnllc.
Eggs Nearby, 22c.; western, 21e.
Marrow Beans Per bushel, $2.33a2.10.
Green Peas Per bushel, $2.23.
Onions Per bushel. OOc.nJl.OO.
Now Potutocs BOaGOc. per bushel.
New York Grain and Produce Market
Now York, Aug, 12. Flour Market was
unsettled and barely steady unilor freo
offerings; winter patents, $3.63a3.lK); win
ter straights, M.10a3.U0; Minnesota pat
ent, $3.S0.i3.93; winter extras, $3.03a3.23;
Minnesota bakers, $3,15a3.30j winter low
grades, J2.S3iUl.03. Whent Spot Hi in; No,
2 red, 73c. olovator; No. 2 red, 75l4a7iiUc.
f. o. 1). alloat; No. 1 northern Uuluth,
bOtfu. f. o. b. alloat. Wheat wan actlvo
and higher today. Considerably oversold
and a. covering wns 11 factor all day and
tho market closed up firm y,4c. advance,
May closed 74e.; SePtnibor, 7J'4i: De
cember, 73?c, Corn Spot firm; No. 2,
C'l'jc. olovator and trc. f. o, h. atloat; op
tion market developed actively and
much strength todny in responso to 11
short scare Impelled by cold weather
west, tho wheat advance and bullish talk
on tho crop icport, Closed firm with Sep
tember 2c. higher nil other Un?ic. up.
May closed 43e.; September, 57e.; De
cember, 43!4C Oats Spot unsettled; No,
2, te, for old; lie, for new; No. 3, nom
inal; No, 2 white, Cjo. for old; COe, for
new; No. 3 white, nominal; track mixed
western, nominal; track white western,
nominal; track white state, nominal; op
tion market was actlvo and stronger In
sympathy with corn and on 11 liulll.sli view
of tho crop report, nutter Firm: cream
ery, 17a20i-.; do. factory, 14nlUi',; ien
nviitcd, lfaulSc; Imitation eieamery, isn
17'o,S stato dairy, I7u20e. Clu-cso Quiet;
now statu full cream, small colored fancy,
9V4i; small white, 9',fci; largo colored. ,lu
9c; largo colored, 9u9c. Eggs-Qulot;
Htato and Pennsylvania, 20Via21i; western
candled, 18u20c,; western uucantlled, 13a
18c,
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, Aug, 12. Today was bull day
In both mains and provisions and every
thing went up. Tho government crop
leport which was a disappointment to the
beam was the causo of tho upturn. Shorts
wore, f lightened and covered freely In
everything. Sellers were Bcarco In wheat
and In spite of good crop conditions tho
brisk domuud to secure profits, especially
In corn, sent wheut up 2e, and corn ad
vanced 2c. At tho closo September
wheat was 194alc. up; September corn,
le. higher and September oats, lnlo,
advanced. Provision closed unchanged to
to 30o. higher. Cash quotations wero as
follows: Flour Steady; No. 2 spring
wheut. 72c; No. 3. 71o.: No. 2 red, 6Su
70c.; No. 2 .corn, E5c; No. 2 yellow, GSa
68'4c; No. 2 oats. S0a30e.j No. 2 white,
; No. 3 white. 31a4lHc; No. 3 rye, cojto;
good feeding barley. ; fair to choice
malting, &7a63c,; No. 1 flax seed, $1.40; No.
1 northyestern. $1.43; prime timothy seed,
$4.25u4.30; mess pork, per barrel. $18.2iu
16.30; lard, per 100 pounds, $10.42; short
ribs. $9.70a9.S0: shoulders, 9a9c; she-it
clear eldest UUuUfto.
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Clearing Sale
Made this store a busy place the past week. We need room must have it. Our new Fall
goods are coming in rapidly, and in order that we may have room on our sample floors, and also
in our warehouses, prices have been cut so deepDy that ready-selling has prevailed here. Come and
see the good values; they will not last long, as in most instances the lots are not large and will
soon be sold.
Couch.
A full rococo couch, made with the newsty!e
head and covered, in choice handsome colors,
on a bed of finished steel-tempered springs. Its
value is j5i8.oo. Will be sold during this sale
12.50
Refrigerators.
Twenty r five per
cent, reduction on
all Refrigerators and
Ice Boxes we have
on hand.
The $10.00 kind
go for $7.50, and
so on through the
line.
Our $6.00 Refrig
erator, Sale Price
'III ih
FINANCIAL
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THIRD
NATIONAL
BANK
OF SCRANTON.
xtension Table.
A splendid, massive tabje, that will orna
ment the dining room. Has heavy shaped rim,
massive legs, and is well f finished. Its value
is S12.00. Special Sale price
! 4.
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42
ideboards.
Solid oak, well made and highly
polished. Has French plate mirror
an excellent value. $20 00 was
its price. Special Sale price
14.75
8.75
Dresser
50
Cash
..or..
Credit.
Twenty different
styles of Dressers
in this sale.
One like cut, solid
oak and has French
plate mirror. $12.00
would be a low price
on same. In Sale its
price is cut down to
0 25
. fi
"The Slore That S&ve's You Money,"
322 Lackawanna Avenue
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Chicago Xive Stock Market.
Chlvugo, Ant,'. IS. Cuttlo Receipts, 5.C0O,
liicluilliiB COD Texims, 2.0W wi'sterii: ulow;
western iimi Texus, 10c, lower; jjooil to
lirlmo stforu, iiominul, tSuij.OO; poor to
medium,' S.tt),i7.50: stockors and fcctlcrs,
ti.COuG.W; cows. l.C0a5.75; heifers. J.'.uOu
U.50; -cuiinciH. Jl.Ma'.'.DO; hulls, i2.75u5.50;
1'iilvcs, $Ju7.50; Texas fed steers, WuO;
western steels. J.V10'. IIokk Receipts to
day, 17.000; tomoiiow. 25,000; lert over. 1",..
000; 10c. lower; mixed unit butchers, $ii.M.i
7.'.'."; kooiI to choicti heavy. 7u7.W; light,
SU.50a7.L0; bulk of suits, JO.l'JaO.Oj. 8hcui
Receipts, 17,000; sheep and lambs, steady,
good to choice, wetheis, 3$.rAil.'J5; fair to
cholco mixed, J.'.Mu'J.TO; imllyo lambs, J3.W
uU.35.
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
Kabt Buffalo. Auk. 12.-Cattlo-Rccelpts,
50; unchunged. Vealh Recolpls. light,
prices stcudy; tops, 7.i3a7.M; fulr to good,
$i!.S0a7; common to light. J-'iuti; grass, J3.uQ
ut.50. Jlogs Receipts, a.luo; slow to 5 n
10c. lower; heavy, $7.70; mixed, j7.iWa7.iK;
pigs, 7.10a7.U; roughs, j.7oa; stags,
t5.S5:in.75; grasscrs, J7.20a7.30. Sheep anil
Irfimlm Receipts, 700; steady; luinbs,
l.7.'iaii.50; yearlings, Jt.7fm5.zj; wothers,
Jl.&3al.70; owes, Jl.il.25; sheep. J2.25al.W.
Oil Market.
'Oil City. Aug. K'.-Credlt baluuies. ISi
ceitlllenteH, no laid: bhliununts, S.'J23 Inn
rels; uverdgc. SS.17I barrels: runs. 7S.UI
UUMV1Q, uVliiijV'l lW U.11TU19.
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11 r.
UI5
D., L. & W. BOABD FOR TODAY.
WIIDNKSIJAY, AUGL'BT 13.
Summits west 8 a. m,, Carrlgg.
j'ushcrs-7 u. m., Wldncr; 8 a. m.,
Ilouser; 11.13 u. m., Moran; 7.30 p. m.,
jlurphy; 9 p. m W, H, Rartholomew.
Helpers 1.30 a. m., MaBovorn; 7 a. m.,
(Juffacy; 10 11. m., Becor; 3.15 p. in,, Stun,
ton.
Capital, $200,000
Sffi $600,000
Pays 3 interest on
savings accounts whether
large or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 7.30 to 8.30.
iwiffimtf
in
sis
Lager
Beer-
Manufacturers of
Old Stock
: PILSNER J
Brewiry,
i.lJI to JW
N. seventh bt
Old 'Phone, 333 1,
New 'Phone, 2935.
. Scranton, Pa.
The
Moosic
Powder
y Boons 1 and 2
I .i- Commonwealth Bldg,
"w SCRANTON, PA.
MINING AND BLASTING
POWDER
Made it Mooslo am ltushjalo Works.
at
Iailin & Band Powder Co.'s
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric UilUrles, Klectclo KjploJtn, x.
ploJing IlUiU, Safety Kuc.
BEPAUNO CHEBnOAI. CO.'
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
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