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lllLi SUKANTON TRIBUNE-TU1SSDAY, OCTOBER 28, VM2.
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FEW PLACES
REMAIN IDLE
BIG COMPANIES ABE NOW IN
GOOD SHAPE.
Of Tkolr One Hundred nnd Eight
ColllcrloB Only Thirteen Havo Not
Mnde n Start nt Mining About
Eighty Per Cent, of the Old Em
ployes Back nt Work Instance of
How the "Non-Unionist" Question
Is Solving Itself Last Week of
the Soldiers in Camp.
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Itnpld iiniKiess Is beltiK nmdo to
wnitH full lcnunptlon of opcintlons nt
the mines. Many more men were tnli
cn back, yeMculnv, nnd n nuinbr-r of
mlrtltlonal collieries started up. About
SO per cent, of old employe. nre buck
nt. woik, nnd the output Is now nbout
llfty per cent, of what It ii nornmlly.
The Utitlor mine of the Kile company,
nt I'lttston, which vns allowed to Hood
riming the stt lkc, Is belnj? worked In
Its upper veins. The water did not got
iibove the fiocoml lowest eln. I3vun
tually It will be pumped out nnd nil
the veins reopened. The Kcrnuood, nt
.Yatcsvlllo, is the only one of the Erie's
c nineties lcmnlnliiK Idle. Serious falls
occurring riiii-Iiur the strike will pte
ent this plntc fiom being rooj)ened for
miiio time, ju&t how long It Is impos
sible to toll. The company has sr per
loiU. of Its old employes back at wmk
nnd In the couisc of n few ilnys piac
tlc.illy nil except the strain men will
lie hack In their old places".
The Dcliuwttc nnd Hudson company
has nil except fle places nt work.
These nic the I.aflln, I.autel Run, Ply
mouth No. 3 nnd Rostun, which nie un
rtci going extensive lepalrs, nnd the
linltlmoip blope, which Is partly flood
ed. It was stated nt the company's
office that liefoic many days these
places will all lie In operation. About
S0 per tent, of the old cmplojes nio
back nt woik.
Ninety Per Cent, r.t Woik.
The Dolawaie, Lackawanna and
AVcstorn found places for many more
jiitn c3tcrday and now has fully 'JO
licr cent, of Its nnim.il foice nt woik.
The Ilallbtcad. which Ifa Hooded, and
likely to be abandoned, nnd the Sloan
nnd Cential. nt which tepaiis are being
made arc the only Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western colllcilch not woik
Ing. The Temple company has S3 per Lent,
or its men at woik. Its only Idle col
liery Is the Northwest, which is being
rebuilt. The Ontaiio and Western com
pany has about SO per cent, of its old
men back and nil Its colliciics working
except the Sit. rie.iant, which lb being
repaired, and the Hooded Richmond No.
8, where the few men who can be tak
en back icfuse to bo lowered into the
t-haft by the non-union engineer.
The indhlcltinl operators nio rapidly
getting their places into "liapc. The
Austin Heights collloty of ltoblnon &
Co, was paitlnlly Hooded and will not
lesumc full handed for .cci.il weeks.
At nearly nil of the otheis wheie lc
pair work does not tcmpoiaillv delay
lesumption some woik is being done.
Jermjn No. 1 at Old Foige started up
full-handed jeMordny, and .Teimyn No.
2 is scheduled to lesumc today.
To sum up the situation at the big
lompanlcs' collieries It might be said
that the nonn.U number of collieries
nio woiking with about SO per cent, of
the UMial number of employes. The
follow ing table shows how gcneial the
resumption has been:
f'oinpaiiv. No of pliccs. No Idle.
i:iic SI 1
P. &. II :o
P. 1.. S. Ar -JJ
o. & v ii .:
Temple S 1
JOS 13
One of the thiee idle Ontaiio and
Westein places is the Capouse ahcry
destroyed by Hie on Aug. S, which will
likely rciumo next week.
i Solving Difficulty.
An instance of how the "non-unlim-Jt"
dlHlculty Is t-ohing itself is fui-nls-hed
by the National wnshery at
Slinooka. This place woiked dining
llie strike with forty non-union men.
"Yesterday, according to Manager
Sharkey not one of the foit-flve was
left and all the old hands aie back in
their old places. When the stiiUe was
deflated off the non-unlonlsis, all of
them Imports, began to leac, and the
i ompany filled their places w Itli old
rmploycs as fast as the vacancies oc
i uried. There wete no conflicts of any
kind between the two dashes of em
ployes, but the impoits dlsappcaied
tiny by day until yesterday, thete was
jiot one of them left.
Not a few of thes-e Impoits were
members of the United Mine Workeis
who went on sttlke nt this h.ime com
pany's wnhhery In Schuylkill county,
and weie petsuaded to go to woik here,
wheie they ate not Known. On leaving
Iieie, they bought tickets to Punxsu
tawney, Jefferson counts. , and thence
to Shenandoah, that they might tetutn
home by way of the soft coal legions
nnd give the impression to their neigh
bots that they had not been "scab
bing." Mine Workeis hcndnuaitets In this
city presents nn animated sceno tlie.se
days. President Nlcholls, Organizer
Collins nnd vat Ions of the board mem
bers are working like benveis on the
niatpilal which tht.s district Is to con
ti Unite to the statement to be laid be
fore the coal strlko commission by Na
tional Piesldent Mitchell. Tour addi
tional nmenuenses have been employed
to assist In the woik of getting the
facts and flguies in presentable bhnpe.
General Qobin visited the Eighth and
Thirteenth camps yesteidny, nnd gave
nssuranco that they would be called
Jiome this week, unless something un
foreseen happened. General Gobln
could not say anything mote definite.
O'DONNELL'S HORSE KIXXED,
A. M. O'Donnell Is the plaintiff in
nn action for damages bi ought yes-
I Old Stories Retold.
People never the of heating the oft
repeated story of the success of Cham
berlain's Cough Itemedy, From all
oyer the country und uyen in far away
India, China and the South Sea Islands
come letters ftom druggists and deal
ers, stating the ram pleasure they de
llve fiom handling a pteparatlon which
Elves such unlveisal satisfaction. They
nil tell the same story of the undoubted
merit of this remedy, and of its effi
cacy In the tellef of coughs, colds and
ctoup, and personally recommend It to
their customers. The remedy is sold on
a positive -guarantee and has never
failed to do all that Is claimed for it.
for sale by all druggists
terdny against the Scranton Railway
company by Attorney I. H. Burns, who
represents O'Donnell. The latter Is
engaged in the livery business, nnd ho
alleges that, on Aug. G last, white ono
of his tennis attached to n ennch wus
being tlilvcn along Ptovldcnce toad nt
Diamond nventie, nbout 8 o'clock, ono
of the horses slipped and fell nctoss
the company's tracks.
The driver sent n boy to notify tho
crow of an on-coming car of the nccl
dent, but O'Donnell nlleges that they
disregarded the naming nnd ran tho
car Into bis horse, killing It.
He asks dnmnges In the sum1 of $500.
RESERVE POROE RELEASED.
City Patrolmen Have Resumed For
mer Schedule of Work.
During tho strike ami Its attendant
dlstutbnticcs the member. b of the city
police force wcie obliged to do reserve
duty nt tho various qunrtets In the
central city and subuilmn stutlon
houses.
The reset vo rule has been lccnllrd,
nn In consequence thp officers nre Jubi
lant, an It gives them a little inoro
leisure than they have enjoyed for a
long time,
The change was made yesteiday, nnd
Instond of being obliged to Fpentl sev
eral hours each day nt their quartets,
they can lcmain nt their homes.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
D., I. and W. Board for Today.
Following Is tho make-up of thf
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
board for todny:
MONDAY, OCT. 27.
llxti.ts I.'ust 7 p. m., lliicgg; S p. in,.
Singer: n p. in., itlugllib; 10 p. m , Sta
ples; 11 p. in., Gordon.
Sunimlt! " p. in., Nichols.
Piibliers S p. m , Coslur; 10 p. m., Lati
mer. Uxtras Wcbt 11 p. rn M. Stack.
TfKSDAY, OCTOBUU 28.
i:tra Etui 1 n. in., Baxter; 3 a. m.,
Brady; 4 a. in., Hogerhj 5 a. in., Abiams;
C SO ii. tu . Kctelitini; 0 n. m., Howe; 10.ro
a. ni , Dunn; 1 p. m.. Bush; 2 p. m., Wal
lace: 3 p. ni , Van Wormer; fi p. nt., Wis
hing. Sitinmlt.s S n. m., rrounfolkcr; 10 a. m.,
Canlgg; 1 p. in., Ilcimlgan; 3 p. in.,
Nichols
Pushers 2.'!0 a. in, Cnse; 0 30 a. m.,
lluri.i; 7 n. ni., Wltlner; 7 n. m, I'lu
r.erty; S a. ni , Hous-rr; ! a. in , Lamping;
11.13 a, m , Moran; lp, in, A. .T. O'Don
nell; 3 p. in., C. B.utholomcw: 7"0 p. in.,
Murphy; 9 p. m., AV. H. Bartholomew.
Helpers t.SO a. in, JIigocui; 7 a. m,
Gnffncy; 10 a. m , Secot ; 3 13 p. m., Stan
ton. Lxtras West Third 31, Lconairl; S a.
m, Wllmot; 11 a. in, G. XV. Smith; 3 p.
in., ritzgcraltl.
NOTJCi:.
l'cllowi, will take his inn next tuin out.
This nnd That.
Tin ce new snow flanges and one new
snow plow aie being built at the Dola
waie, Lackawanna and Western car
shops for sen ice dining tho coining
winter.
A 50-inch pttical dtill, driven by nn
clectilcal motor, has lcccnlly been
placed in the Delaware, Lackawanna
nnd Western car shops for, general dull
work.
M. P. Kennedy, a stcnogiapher in
Master Mechanic Llvln's ofllcc, of the
Lackawanna railroad, has been tians
fened to General Superintendent T. E.
Clarke's office, to succcced Mr. Bubsett,
who resigned some time ngo.
Master Car Builder L. T. Canfield, of
the Lackawanna lalltoad, will make
the labt shipment this week of ti ticks
nnd forgings io meet nn older of 100
lefiigorator r.us for the Lnekawnnna
railioad. This is the second older of
100 cars placed this jear with the Bar
ney & Smith company, of Dayton, O.
H. 13. Kerwln has been appointed su
perintendent of the New Jersey Cen
tial and Lehigh and Susquehanna divi
sions of the Cential Railioad of New
Jeisey, co M. M. Rickey, lesigncd to
accept service with another company.
J. L. Meredith has been nppointed su
perintendent of terminals. His Juris
diction will extend ocr the New York
pietb, the btations and yards of Jersey
City, New at k, nil.aboth and Intel veil
ing pointb, alfeo the Sound Shote blanch
nnd the Perth Amboy branch to Day
Way.
PITTSTOX.
Special to the Scianton Tilbune.
Plttston, Oct. '7. The funetal of Mr.
Hemy Painell, foimeily of this city,
who died last Ftldny at Jersey Shote,
to which place he bad tpiuoxed about
thtec months ago, took place yesterday
aftctnoon nam the home of Mis. James
Wilson, this city. Set lees were held
in .:, James church, and Interment was
made In Plttston cemetciy. Deceased
had been a tesideut of this city for a
number of jeais, and had been engaged
as a ( ontt.Ktor. His wife pieceded him
to the Kiae about six months ago.
Mis. William It. Williams, aged GJ
yeai.s, ded yesterday afternoon at her
home on Lagrange bttcet, after a. long
illueFs of a complication of diseases.
Deceased had been a tcsldent bete for
many yeais nnd been a faithful mem
ber nf tho Welsh Baptist church for
the past foity yens. T"he funetal will
take place Wednesday afternoon nt 2
o'clock, with intei ment In Plttston
cometei y.
Judge Lynch, on application of At
torney W. H. Gillespie for Dr. J. 31.
Mulholland, today granted a prelimin
ary Injunction on the city tteasuter,
city cleik and city controller of Pltts
ton, icstrnlnlng them fiom paying to
Mayor Corcoran the incienso in salaiy
which he has been tecelvlng. In March,
1901, an ordlnnnco was passed by coun
cils luci easing tho mnjor's faloty ftom
$600 per j ear to $1,000. Tho injunction,
which Is made i etui liable Friday at
10 o'clock, was asked for In nccot dance
with nn act of May, ISSil, pettulning tu
titles tif the thlid tlass In which coun
cils nro fot bidden to increase the tal
ui y of the mayor after his election.
The company of tho Eighth icglnient,
which has been on duty nt West Plttb
ton eveiy day and night, has been ie
lleved of day duty thete.
A Republican ina.n meeting will bo
held in Music hall, this city, toinotiow
nvpnlng. The bpenkets of tho evening
will ba Hemy W. Palmer, esq, and
("Jeotgo II, Tioutnmn, of Wilkes-JJaue.
William Duuy will pieslde.
The basket ball season opened line
today with a game between Nuntlcoke
and tho newly organized Plttston team.
At the evening service In tho Congte
gatlonal church, yesteiday, Rev, It. W.
Hughes, of Iowa, who occupied the pul
pit, read a poem by the late Rev, D. R.
Lewis, of Iowa, concerning tho first' eis
teddfod ever held In America, at Pltts
ton, Pa., Christmas day, 1850. The fact
that the eisteddfod movement in Amer
ica was born here was hitherto un
known by many people of this city. Mr.
Hughes visited the site of the building
In which the meeting was held.i
West Plttston borough council has
adopted un ordinance prohibiting tho
distribution of handbills and circulars
I UiiflUguQUt the town,
f! l THe Yl
1 fjJFwfesfj Grocer c5T
ilJis can fiv)
YpTTjft) You with
DUFF'S
REFINED
MOLASSES
Ask for it and take no
other, t No other molasses
makes-such light, sweet,
delicate cooking as Duff's
Refined. In plain top or
screw cap cans.
llooklct at recipes, frco on request.
"i
P. DUFF & SONS, Piltsburg.
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.
New Yolk, Oct. 27. Tho coutso of to
da'H stock mnikct gae llttlo piomlso of
any clinngc fiom Inst week's dull and niu
iow condition'". Tiading w.is vciy light,
and tho piofcbblon.il clement was still In
contiol. Rcpoits of ficsh labor ttoulilcs
among the uillio.ids liuuiliig Into Chi
cago wctc hcaid. Tiadcis iceehed no
eucomngcincut fiom Loudon, whcio quo
tations loi tho inteinatioii.il slocks wcio
lowct. Coloi.ido l-'ticl and lion was the
most active fcatmc of the opening, nil
Mincing over A per cent, on niodcialclv
hcavv tiiins.irtlnns. lint losini; fully hall
Its adviuiLO bcfoio tho close. Raltlmoiu
and Olilo alo was ctcnslcly Haded in
at an opening decline and licltawaniia
sold up l tier t cut. at llio lust ami ouiy
olfciing of tlie day. 15y the end of the
111. st Hour tho weakness ol tno list ticcnino
moio maikcd. thmuili with no dllcct ol-
dcnic of pi euio to bell. Losses of a
point oi moio wcie then bhown by Atchi
son, Now Yoik Cential, Pcmisjhanla,
It.iltlmotcnnd Ohio, Reading. Dlic, Louis
ville and Nashville, Chesapeake nnd Ohio,
oiroIK and vvestciu. Texas aim racuie,
iUlsostui I'.icIIIl-. fat. Louis Southwestern
picfcitcd. Wabash. Ilunc.ipolib, St. Paul
and S.iult Ste Malic. Toledo, St. Louis
ind Western. Cum ri an P.il He. Sucar.
AnialganiatPil, Copper ami Hide and
Leather picfuncd. With Fcauely an e
leptlon the heaviness of thcbe Hbiies con
tinued tlnoiiKhout tho day. and in some
instances bciamc moic acute. Thcie weie
a few fecblo tallies, but thebo woip limn
ed to fi.ictions and the c.uly nftctnoou
In might a t in ii of genei.il weukness. The
"clllng seemed to come fiom small holtl
cis on tho long bide. Tho llnal lomid
found tho list even moio nauovv with a
ftuther touti action of biiblnc-s. One of
the special fe.ituies was .i 10-pnlnt de
cline In Tiiookl.vn I'nion Gas and other
high pulrcd blocks weie off '1 or .! points.
The closing was weak. 'J otal sales today,
JJCIOO shatcs. The active bond is.sues
wcio weak all mound on small dcnliiif,s.
Total sales, par value, i,T,,00O. I'nlted
States bonds wcio all unchanged on the
last call.
The following quotations nro furnished
Tho Tiihunu bv llaight .t l'reese Co, P.14
Sl", Jleais Building. XV. D. Itunjon, man
age i.
Oncn.Hlsh.Lovv.CIoso.
Amal Copper u" t'" fil5 t,Pi
m. c. ,i f :;'i ;. .u't "
Amcile.m lie 10" 11'a lo:R jTh
Am. Ice. Pr I'.T". IIS H7',i :'.77i,
Am. Locomotive .... :u VM'k !-0 :.0
Am. Loco. Pr y, y, : v
Am. S. .v. It. Co 17 17 17 17
Ameikau Sugar ....l.'P.i l-'3'a lt UP;
Anaconda Conner ... !7 !7 ?'i
Atchison Ss'i SS S7-"-i S,U
AUliison, lr 100), 1W, 100 100U
IJalt. .t Ohio Ills'1, ws'i Jlis-i jiiii'i
Hioolc. R. T Ij."i ii.'", b-i i.-"t
Canadian Pacllle ....r-l'i l'iii 1 .VJ llj'i
Ches. & Ohio :, HI' W.'s W'a
chic. &. G. w :on .:ou siu w
C M. & St. P ions 101 ! l'''"& I'W'i
Col. I'iipI & lion .... !Wi 0, 00'!, !U
Col. & Southern !3'i M'S :!i"j -Vj
Col. K- Soutli . Id Pr. II 11 40 11
Detioit Soutliein .... SlVi -'oiV 2u 20
Ihle M .11' i. I.s'l "5'i
Llie. 1st 1'r i,7;s Ii7'8 fii'i lii'
1 locking Vallev 01 f. ni'J, 01'a
Illinois Cential 11s IIS 117'!, lt
Iowa Cential II1, int 1 J' 1!'i
Louis. & Nash 1 JS'i r.S'i 1 !7 117'i
Manhattan ni'i 111 lip; ;i'a
luet. si. ltv i;s"H i!-i in i;-i
MoNlcan Cential .... "w"'i Jl'i 'J"."i -1'i
SIo, IC. & Tex I0'i H'i 2!)i L1''8
Mo, K. & T Pr .... i.l '.I W'i 1.0'b
Mo. Pacinc 11o"h 1Hm 1W S 101V
JC. Y. Cential lV.'i l"h I15U 1.15 t
Aortoiu .t west .... iii'S iii1 j iPs I'
Out. & West Ji'i J!'.- D-S :''.'!
l'aclllo Mall -I! 11 UU -
Pennn. It. II hil1; liii T'-3i l'.nt
Pcoplo-s Gas 101's 101's lOJ'i 1MJ-,
Pi essed Steel C.u.... I..' l,.' OP, bl
Reading dSH ks'l f.7' iTfi,
Reading, 1st lr ssts "!, SS'4 RSU
Reading. M Pr 78 Wx 7', 7S'i
Republic Steel 2 2JU 2P, 2.'
Itepubllc Steel. Pr... 7'i'i 7ll'9 71'i "i's
St. L &- Sail K 71'i 7n 7.1't 7i!
Southern Pacllle .... "Pi 7PI 7o' 70'i
Southein R. R 17'a ','" "ti7!i ll'i'n
Southern It. H.. Pi-.. !)'.& H'i'4 Pi't W1.
Teiui, Coal it lion .. ti! In! ul B5
Tcsas .V: Pacini; .... In'!, IG'i IPj ll'i
I'nion Pacllle 10PA lol", HHH lop.
I'nion Pacllle, Pr ... 01U 01 Oil, 01
P. S. Leathei IPs ll'i ll'i 1I'H
P. S. Steel 40'i 40'4 I0' 40'
P. S. Stool, Pr v& SS'J ss'j Ks'j
Wabash IlPs 3P, :i)iB v.
AV.lbash, P- Ii's 41' J, ls-s 4S''.
Western I'nion . . 01't Ol'i Ol'i OPi
Wheel & L. 11 :V, 27'i 27 1 i 27''t
Wis. Centiul 27- 2S1S 27 27',i
Total sales. 4J!,W1 shatcs.
Money, 4 per cent.
NllW YORK COTTON MAItKUT.
OniMi. IIIkIi. Low. Closo,
December 7.'' 7."h 7.'i4 7J'.
Mav -,J - 7a'i 7l'i
CORN
liecember r.P?, r.vH r.l't .ll'S
May P 4IT uii uii
OATH-
l)et ember ........ ap; tip ill ni'
May aj'i a.''t K."i yj'a
POIIK-
October Ill .10 liilO Ii, 10 . n; to
Januaiv 10 SO 15 CJ 1.147 15 uj
LARP-
Octoher 11.27 II C7 11 .'7 11 27
Jaituaiy '.Ml I'.T Oil 0..'7
It I US
October 12 00 12 M l.'flO l.'M
Jauuaiy !) 2.1 S Jo S.'l b.25
C1I1CAC.O CHAIN AND PROVISION.
WHLAT Open High Low Close.
October , Kli .s 4S R.ll s.ia
nccember ,, S VI Ml S.14 M7
.laiiuaiy ,.,, sul sm! Si.1 Si.i
May , b 10 SU lJ7 4W
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Tar of 100.
STOCKS. Did Asked.
Lackawanna Ualty Co, Pr,.., CO ,
County Sav. Bank &. Trust Co 300
I'll st Nat. Rank (Cnibondule). ... D00
Third Uatlonal Bank .,., ko ,
Dhua l)ep it Dls. Bank .,.,. 800 ,..
Kconotny L, Ii & P. Co,,,, it
Fhst National Bank ,,, l'JOO ,,,
Lack Tl ust A: Safo Bop. Co , 193 .,.
Claik &. Snovei Co, Pr,. ,.,,., 125 ,
Scranton Savings Hank fXW ...
Tiadois' National BanK ,.,,., 225 ,,,
Scianton Bolt A; Nut Co 123 ...
People's Bank , ,,,,,,,,,,,, 133 ...
Scranton Packing Co ,,,., ... S3
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway,
111 st mot tgugo, duo 1920 115 ,,.
People's Street Rullway, Hist
inottgago, due 191S ,, 113 ,,.
People's Street Railway, Gen-
etui mortgage due 1921 115 ,,,
Scianton Tiuc. Co , 0 per cent, 115
lCconomy I,., II. & P. Co 97
N. Jeisey & Pocono Ico Co , 97
Consolidated Water Supply Co ,., 103
E3 ""'"''''"'' si H
You Take No Chances
When purchasing a Piano, it's a great
satisfaction to know you are getting
dollar for dollar on your investment.
You take no chance of being
disappointed .after a year or so by
finding out that the instrument you
purchased was an inferior one, if
you buy from this factory.
Every Piano bearing our name, and trade mark Is
covered by a ten year guarantee, and we stand aqunre.
ly behind that guarantee.
If you want a new Piano or
would like to exchange your old
one tojrctlicr with a little money
for a new--write us.
I
Keller &
PIANO FACTORY .
1043-1051 Capouse Avenue.
L WRITE FOR
Gran
Republicd
Ralh;
Lyceum Theatre
Friday Evening, Oct; 31
At 8
SPEECHES BY
Hon. Charles Emory Smith
Ex-Postmaster General of the United
States.
Hon. Stuart Mac Kibbio, MX.
Of Indiana, One of the Ablest Speak
ers in the Country,
MUSIC BY
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Ladies
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Come Out and Bring Your Friend I
Scranton Wholesale Maiket.
(Couectrd by II. a. Dale, 21 LacUa. Avo)
nuUoii'u'sh cu-ainci, SJ'-i fieslt
dahy, Sllic
Plicesp Unlike ,
uue, .'i.
Maiow Heuns-1'er bushel, $!
OnlotiH l'er bushel, 90o.
New I'otatuch-a'c per biifelicl.
New Yoik Grain and Pioduce Market
New Yotlt. Oet. '.'I-Kloiu-MutUet was
btcadler und a Hliudo mom iietlve. A lu'.it
-Spot eusv: No '.' led, 7. l''e utot ;
No. 3 lid. 7Jsia77Te. f o b alloali No. 1
nmtlieiii Diilutli, W.c. f o. b a pat. op
tions opened caslei ; later they titi'-d
Mionff, eased ott again, but weto tlnallj
Hi m on loveiliib- ul 'in-V. net udvuueu,
.May closed Wtc; Uecenibcr, iSV f0-',""
Spot easy: No. 2. tMSc. eleMitor and t-.'.c.
f. o. b. aoilat; No. 1 ellow. tOe.: No 2
white, bO'if.: options ut Hist weak but lul
lied with wheat und held bteady most
of tho hcsislon. closing uiichuinteil aiuy
ilohed 7Sie.; nerciubcr, 785,e. Corn-feot
easy: No. 2. bG'Jc. eloator and Ui'so. i.
o. b. ulloat; No. 3 yollow. Wc.; No. J
white. laUc; options at thst weak but tal
lied with wheat and held steady most of
the session, closing unchanged; May
Van Dyke,
CATALOBUE. M
P.
H
Invited
closed IS',ie : Cktnher. ''le ! Deeeiuber,
fiiiV-. Oatu- Spot slt'iidy: No. .' ii.uk, J.l!;tj
staiidaid while, :!i':i. . No .1 uliili', .li.f ,
UaeK whltn weslL'tn, 31a Hie; tiaiK whllu
f-lulf. liiuJOe , option nuiiKot huh iutict l t
nil ihu and about s-tcad . Peiember
closed Mc Huttei-SteiulN , i'ti.i t'leaut
ci. 2e., do liutoij HialSc , cieaniety
(minium to iholtc, l.i.i.'li.e . Imitation
( H'liliH'i.N. 17u20i. , sliito dili. lSu2le , ten.
iiMUed, 17',sJi-'le L'lipise Quleti new state
full ileum, Kinall lulnied fancy, old, l.'e ;
new, IJ'je . small white, old, l!.c , ncu,
J2'e ; small white, old, )Jwc j new, U',4i ,
latKo culoied. nld, l.'U' ' new, l.V : Iiiiko
white, old, U'jc ; new. lie Hkkx Iiichii
l.u , state and I'eiiiis. ImuiIii, avt'i.ige bol
2lai'ic . western ntudlul, 2.'a2le , tcfligei
atcd. ISJlaSle
Chicago Grain Market,
Chicago, Oct 27 Tiadhif? on the boaul
of tiade today was lathei iiuiel but prlies
Bcnciully tcniUd uiiu.ikW. Dtceiiibrr
wheat closliiK 'nc IiIkIici; Ueceinber loin,
".uijc lowct and oats, 'kU'iC lowei ; .Inti
mity pioiMoiis ilosed Horn J!i lUio,
lilglii'i. C'ush iiuotutlous weie as follows:
Klout riim: No 2 spimi? wheat iJija'Je.j
No. 3, biai.'iii'.; No. 2 led, "OilTl'o. ; ISO,
3 com. Oic , No. 2 yellow, Wc: No 2 oats.
Me.; No. 2 white, -: No 3 white, Jlc; No.
2 ie. 10',ic; good feeding bat lev. JOat-'c;
fair to thuko inaltlny, llac; No. 1 ilex
n
RR
( 1 Visit the 7 Ait Counter
W id ii le
Display il llillin: WiA
That Is shown in our Art Department for this week," Exclusive
shadings in
M, Heminway's Sons'
Japan Floss, Oriental Fast Color Dyes
Real artists In their line have developed the designs of flowers to
such a degree of perfection that you are at first prompted by a
desire to pluck them from their places. The one design that Is a
very elaborate piece of work Is a Canoe filled with Scarlet Gera
niums, ranging in shades from very light to very dark, and is rich
and beautiful In effect, the bright red blossoms forming a charm
ing combination with tho golden brownsTjf the canoe. The work
Is done with Japan Floss, this is only one number, The other
displays are equally as attractive and Instructive.
From the Suit Department
Comes the Good News of the Following:
Women's Suits, Jackets,
Coats, Skirts and Waists...
Honte Carlo Coats at $12.50
This number in coats found here is accorded a place of distinction
among the many shown on account of its superior value in style and
quality, made froman All-Wool Kersey, satin lined, natural roll back
with storm collar. Comes in black, blue, castor and tan.
Make a note of this before you purchase elsewhere. . n
Fed at $12.50
Women's Pedestrienne Skirts for $5.00
Have slot seams and rows of stitching around bottom,
made with 7-gore, black, blue, oxford, green and brown.
Priced at
Women's and Hisses' Norfolk Jackets
Marked at S6.98. Ought to be $10.00. This is a
nuw aim very up-10-aaie siyie, maae irom rversey uiotn, in -colors
and black, straps with belt attachments, Only.... $0.91
Women's Tailor-Made Suits at $12.98
Made from Blue and Black Cheviot, trimmed with
satin Danas ana rosumon csacK, oiouse oiik, lined witn
good Taffeta, skirt with Near Silk $ 2.98
Flannel Waists at $2.49
Made from fine French Flannel, newest and prettiest of colorings,
odd and very pretty designs. No better evidence can be given as a
proof that our Suit Department is the best than these few Items men
tioned here for today and tomorrow's business.
Roof Trouble Over When
Ehret's Slag Roofing
APPLIED
WARRENEHRET COMPANY, j
321 WASHINGTON AVE.
f''?'!.
FINANCIAL
Spenc
:er Trask & Co.
BANKERS
2? & 29 Pine Street, New York
Members New York Stock Exchange.
BOODYjMcLtiLLAN &JO.
BANKERS,
No 57 Broadway, New York City,
MDMI'RS M1W YORK STOCK UXCHANOE.
STQCKS.BONDS nnd 1NVESTA1ENTS
ORDERS EXECUTED
FOR INVESTMENT OR ON MARGIN
hfpil, Jl SI; Xo 1 iimtliistoiii, J1J5, pi lino
tiinntli soul, $.! s'a 1 0i; mi.s polls, per
lMiiel. $lti "O.iIimO, liml i'r Km poiimlK,
fll ""ill .'71.-. Hlmit illis, lil(", $ll."i).il.',
Hhoilldt'lst, i)7.').llll, allot l olr.u Mlilffc, ?ll Tu
IllS.
bales, ulhtt.ui , , , ,
Slui'llU'wlitK Aim, slieop. hlimly to
hIiuuk; bouiI tu ilioko ftlicih. $.t.W.iir.;
lair to tliiilin niloi. JJ.VMJM, n.itlvo
l.lllllis, JJ .VU5 J'i
Buffalo Live Stock Market.
JJlull.J'.; fllllt'l.s 17.-.iiI1j, Block lUllOIH,
tJ.riJ.lu.t; Ko. wvch ina iii.u aii.M.H.
JJaJ pi'i lioml liliilii'i: no ilonuiiul for loin
niuii; rliokti cuus, flJ.i.Vi, nu'illmint, 10.1.10;
lomiiiuii, JJ0.1W
Vi'tilb Iti'ulptu, V)0, stiuiiK, tops, Ji 2ja
SM, loiuiiioii tu good, ')W.iS
Hobs Uect'lpta, J.'.IUO, ttilivo SalOc low
ed: lun, $i5JJi-i7 OS; a lew. J710. nidlliiiii,
JO.i.Kiii 90; Yoikei. $V(i).i0 7o, IIkIU do
ttfV.auw; pIks. JiiW.iC W); mostly JiJW,
IuubIiu. $0 ilSat) ".0, Plugs, JiJoa0 75
Oil Maiket.
Oil City, Ott. 'J7. Cicdlt balances, 1M;
ceitllliatc.-i, no l.ld; tililpmcntH, lK'JV. l.n
ui.s; avci.iKo, 1U,0.'1 luncH; tuna, Tw.uW
bairuly; awtugc, bv.Tlti bauds.
Chicago Live Stock Market. lUH
f'liiniKo. Oft :: -c'uttip-itpwipts ::- . . 3
Otio, tiii'liuliliK 100 'IV.s.lllS UllinO i'steins,
HiMiU. mtlM'. K"(l tu pilmo hteom, $ it p Pi-L ...' M..
i,t,0; poor tu tiKMlliini, M7:.iii.7;.. stocKois I I Ifm flfiM! (I ltYn
timl imiI.'ih. $. 171. ij.Jl j-.ii I : '0: lieir- V III 111 Ull U VI II IV
imk. JJ.i.r.: i.iniifiH. 51 J1.U 10. IiiiIIh. JJnl . t l I All
IStmt, left, ini'i, ".""); lO.il.'o Iowpi, i lo-t
in tli u, niKfil tuul liutflu'iH, Jo.40.ir. 7.'.,
Kiiuil lo I'liuliw lu'ii y 7.i iIS.'.; tmiBli
l'.is i -Uiiii.il; Hulit. JO L'Viu w), littllv uf
Hast ItillTalo, Oit i7-fattlu-TtorcIl)t3,
r. 'jikj; oponeil Itniilj, em-eil orf, t losing- li
r.c lowoi, inliiio bti'i'th, J7u7W; blilpplns;.
jr. 73.iij "'.; Initi'lu'is, J". i5 rw, lielfi'is. J.IW
.. ....... . .to i .. ... .....ii u i r..i. . initio
$5.00
.....j.
Yuu Put On
ONLY BY
'1
Headquarters
for
Incandescent
Gas Mantles,
Portable Lamps.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Lamp.
Gunster&Forsyttl
J53-327 Pcnn Aveuue.
Lager
Beer..
Muinil'acturors of
Old Stock
$ l4lkIl'$t'i'ilii,ia$ai'l'$A
i PILSNER !
4 "
N.S, Scranton, Pa,
Old 'Flune, 333i.
New 'Flione, 'J935,