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THE SCB ANTON TRIBUNE- I'MDAV, JJECEMBEU 5, 1902.
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JURORS POR
JANUARY TERM
DRAWN YESTERDAY FROM RE
CENTLY FILLED WHEEL.
(Twonty-foilr of Them Aro Grand
Jurorn and Thoy Enter Upon Their
Duties on Jan. 5 Others Aio Fotlt
Jurors Who Will Servo During the
Weeks Beginning February 2 and
February 0 A Largo Number of
Prominent. Citizens Aio Among
Those Diawn Yesterday.
SliPi'tlT .Schndt nml Juty Cnnnnlsslon
mh K. IJ. Sturjjps nml 13. J. Campbell
innde the Until drawing of JuroiH from
the recently illicit wheel yoiterduy. Tlipy
drew grand juiors for Jnnuniy 5 ntid
petit jurois for l'cbrunry 2 nml 9. The
jurors follow:
Grand Jury, January C.
Tlinrlps Harper, merchant, Puiiinote,
ltthur Steven, farnipr, Spring Urook.
ihn Crist, lubnrcr, Scinnton.
itobprt Anderson, niprahant, Punmoro.
Trod W. Mason, clerk, Scranton.
'Rpph Roes, iigont, Sernnlon.
ncob Harris, merchant, Sernnton.
F. H. "Widmnyor, tollrr, Scranton.
John Boyd, laborer, Scranton.
John. ir. Otto, teanibtnr, ArehbnM.
Cluirlen A. Bohr, elcik, Scianton.
John rt. nrimth", postmaster, Jermyn.
Mlchnol J. Colllgnn, contractor, Scranton.
John Ii. Mourn, docHnir boss, Scinnton.
Oscar Oswald, musician, Scranton.
riporsc McMulIcn, merchant, Scranton.
Andtew Cunnnlmrs, engineer, To-vlor.
Arlclbcrt Ulnsham, bookkeeper, Dunmorc.
I'ntrlclc Flvnn, laborer. Scianton.
Joseph Ilcffron, drtiRRlst, Scranton.
John J. Loftus, justice of peace, Wlnton.
Thomas ITcnwood, moiclinnt. Dunmnre.
Thomas II. O'lloro, minor, Dunmore.
John Tulley, coachman, Scranton.
Petit Jurors, Monday, February 2.
Samuel IT. 1'r.ink, cleik, Scranton.
Jamci Robinson, minor, Jloostc.
John HatTKorty, gentleman, Scianton.
A. S. Lewslcy, merchant, Carhondale.
W. W. .tones, farmer. Spring Brook.
3:. B. Wilson, carpenter, Scranton.
y.eno Stover, agent, Scranton.
T.. a. Morgan, druggist. Scranton.
Tt. Tl. Davis caipcntpr, Scranton.
"T.dward Fallon, hotel. Old Forgo
William Bowling, clerk. Old Forge.
T: G. Coursen, merchant, Scranton.
Martin Battle, miner, Carbondnle.
James Shepherd, supoiintcndcnt, Scian
ton. Preston Robinson, civil engineer, Scian-
W. II. Alt, caipentcr, Scianton.
n. B. Jermyn, coal operator, Scianton.
John W. T,UT.. farmer. Scott.
Jnmes II. Kelly, druggist. Cirbonrtale.
JTenry R. Jones, f.innor. Spring Bioo'i.
Wade M. Finn, (oil operator, Scranton.
T,. VS. Cille. shipping eloik, Scranton.
I'rnest Smith, farmer, Benton.
.Tames Linen, Insurance agent, Olvphant.
Mir hard MeTTnle, minor, Scr.intnn
John Clelland, merchant, Scianton.
Fred Undo, laborer, Aichbald.
Anthony Loughney, drill maker, Scran
ton. . J. Hon lev. merchant. Scranton.
Frink II. Winters, bank cleik. Jerimn.
rutrlngton Von Storch, machlni-t Scian
ton 1.el SIMus. eloigvm.in, Tilakolv.
Thomas B. Thomas, foreman, Jermyn.
Michael McO.irry. mill hand. Scranton.
Joseph Je(fres, recictnry. Dunmoie.
W. M. G miner, bookUeepor, Scranton.
William Latterly, clerk. Scranton
JnniOb 51. Tripp, fnnnei. Waicrlv
John J. Jones, inspector, Carhondale.
riiailes Stone, teamster. Scranton.
IIosfoKl J. Van Goiiler. clll engineer,
Scranton.
T). Blackluton. manager, Punmore
""iank Glllcspi", pump 1 tinner, Archbild.
John B. Tin lor, farmer, Scott.
V. V. Hughe-., salesman, Carhondale.
I0I111 J. Duffy, merchant, Dunmorc.
Peter Bedell, fuimei Ransom.
Arthur 51. Xorton, foreman, Scranton.
Thomas H. Jones, uani, Scranton.
i:dwln Frantz, clerk, Scranton.
Daniel Foley, farmer, Dalelllc
Albert B. "Wllllnins, teamster. Duunioie.
II. M. Carpenter, farnifr, Scott.
John Wilcox, fanner, Oiecniield.
Thomas McAndiew, miner, Scranton.
Thomas McTlsuo, mlnei, Seranlnn.
S. S. Jones, nldeimau, ("nibondnlc.
Michael O'Hnra, hotel, Scranton
Fred Worth, fanner, Grwufleld
Thomas M. GrIIIllhs, gent, Jeimu.
S. W. Williams, fmmer, Balevlllc,
K. J. Tanfleld, fannrr, Palevill".
William 5IcAndrcw, conductor, Scianton.
5Tartln T. Lavelle. ilv cleik, Scranton.
Garrett Bogert, gent, Scianton.
George, W. Hopsler. caipintei, Siranton.
Jrhn Moyston l'lird;. , merchant Dalton.
John Kellv, stonemason, Mlnuokii.
Bfnedlct Brandley, gent. Scianton.
Fletcher Walker, caipentor, I'erkillp
fatilck Whaler., jr., lahoier, Scianton.
c. D. Sanderson, broker, Scranton,
John li. James, barber, Scraiuou.
John Melody, minor, Dunmoie.
V. 51. 5Ioffatt, liiiiussmnkiT. Scranton,
David Warrick, gent, Scranton.
John H. Hnverlv, 'loik, Throop.
George Noaek, faimei, 5Iudlson.
C. A. Reynolds, cai punter, Iilnkolv.
Petit Jurors, Monday, Febiunry 9.
Frank Owens, pumpman, Old Foige.
J' J. 5IoElroy, manager, Scranton.
John G. Price, groom, 'ttnlor.
James McGowan, uomptii) hand, 3'ilec
burg. William IT. Thomas, cleik, Scianton.
Joseph Boos, Halcsniun, Scianton.
John W. Black, former, Klzors.
5Ilchael Doughnrty, mill hand, Scranton,
T. F, McDonougli, mailing cleik, Scran
ton. William H. 5Iorgan, dork, Scianton.
William 1 Knhrcn, painter, Scianton.
30
Hayes & Varley.
42A'A26 Spruce St., Between Washington
and Wyoming Avenues.
Oreen Trading Stamps
With purchases of one dollar or more on Fri
day, Saturday and Monday, Dec. 5, 6 and 8.
Present this Coupon.
IRvrntill
)HrfVnjp-n c
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A Few
Surprising Specials.
27-lnch All-Wool Kersey Coattt,
satin lined; black and eailor.
Whllo thoy Inst, $5.00; worth
?10.00.
34-lnch Kersey Coat, satin lined
throughout; a good assortment of
sizes. $10.98; worth $1S.0C
A lot of fine Kilted WalltlnR
Skirts; regularly sold at G.O0. A
surprlso at $3.98.
A small lot of All-Wool Waists;
wore $4.0.0. For $1.98.
Men's and Women's I!(5 and 28
Inch Umbrella'?, paragon frame,
stool rods, fancy turned handles,
the best umbrella over sold at the
price, $1.15.
Ladlos' Fancy Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, made In 9t. Oaul;
regular J2'c goods. We sell them
at 3 for 25c.
Ladles' All-Linen Embroidered
Handkerchiefs; sold at all times
at 2Cc, Surprise price, 19c.
Ladles All-Linen Handkerchiefs;
made In Belfast, Ireland; 3 for 25c.
Samuel Latter, merchant, Scranton.
John II. Kearst, mison, Ounmuic.
OHcar Yost, Jeweler, nunmoie.
David Spruks mei chant, Scranton.
Thomas Grady, miner, Dunmoie.
John Dcvme, merchant, Cnrliondalo.
ChntlcH P. Bus-oll, gentleman, Dunmore.
Georgo W. B. Allen, accountant, Scran
ton. Henry J. Boiler, collector, Scranton.
Thomas Lynott, sr., laborer, Scranton.
William Frant;', tobacconist, Scranton.
William W. Wutkin.s laborer, Scranton.
John V. Williams, clerk, Scranton.
William Harper, foreman, Blakoly.
C. n. Woodruff, f aimer, JefToi.'-on.
Amos Learn, farmer, Bnnwrn
John W. Barrett, merchant, Carhondale.
George Plummer. fnrmer, La Plume.
Ira Blcsecker, merchant, Moscow.
John II. Bogert, expressman. Dunmorc.
Dald B. Jones, mhi'r. Scranton.
Edson S. Peck, manager, Dunmore.
T. 13. Price, newsman, Scranton.
Bobert Van Beigen, cleik, Cnihonilnle.
John ('. Weaver, tarpcntoi, Scranton.
George Lunney, machinist, Scranton.
D. 3U. Davis, gentleman, Scranton.
John Gaffney, miner, Carbondnle.
13. L. Walter, architect, Scianton,
Thomas Donnelly, hotel. 01 pliant.
John J. Collins, moichant. Scranton.
i;bcnczcr Drake, gent. Old Paige.
Thomas It. Thomas, clerk. Dunmoie.
W. A. Bird, faimcr, Madison.
3tlchapl Hoban, miner, Scianton.
P. 8. Tiffany, farmer, Benton.
John Owen?, agent. Dalton.
Jtlchael Kcnnedv. laborer. Scianton.
Alexander Schrlcfcr, clerk, Scianton.
J. B. Corcoran, mei chant, Scianton.
George Lngel, grocer. Siranton
John P. O'Connor, reporter, Scranton.
Flod Sergeant, fnrmer, Li Plume.
3T. II. Hlgglns, clgarmakcr, Scranton.
James C. Tnlor, miner, Scnnton.
John T. Williams, moichant, Kornnton.
James Graham, miner, Scranton.
Tolm Slatterv, gent, Scranton.
Thomnb McCann, Insurance ugcht, Scran
ton. rrank O'llara, merchant, Scranton
fharlcs Gcinon, salesman, Scranton,
. L. Francois, gent, Scranton.
Charles It. Bogeis. gent, Cubondalo.
,7. ( Tairlngton, faimiT. GreenlieUl.
John Jennings, miner, Minooki.
W. J. Hand, inspector, Dunmore.
John B. Owens, foioman, Scranton.
Henry Wldeman, fanner, Benton.
1). B. Jadwtn. gent, Carhondale.
William J. I3ans, carpenter, Blakoly.
B. J. Ttecf.0, cleigyman, Scianton.
Jrhn P.. Williams justice, Blakolv.
T-tlchard Halo, engineer. Scianton.
A. S. Atispachci. clcrgvniau. Scrantuii.
Jchn J. Carbine, e:;-postm.istci. Olyphnnt.
John B. Gillespie, clerk, Scranton.
John 3Uoiinhan, minor, Dickson City.
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOY.
Police Unable to Find Any Tiace of
ittlo Paul Skoda.
Some tlility-flvo members of the police
lotee, accompanied by a number of clt
iena who bad Miluntteurt. theli wiv
iees, thoroughly s-cihiil-(I th West
mountain ye.steiday lor snnit. trace of
little four- ear-old Paul Skoda, who
wandiiipd away fiom home two weeks
ago, but theli eli'ons wcte unsueces
tul. The seaicht-rs foinird Into two p.n-
tics, one taking the teultory to the
not tit of a lino oust and west through
the llrlsbln colllciy and the other
Hcarching the teultoiy to the south.
Almost every spot ol giound on the
whole mountain Hide was coveted, een
the dense woods being ransacked hut no
tiace of the little boy could he discov
ered. Tim search began at 10 a. in, mid
continued until :i. p. 111.
Some Horse Seals,
Finnic II. Jcimjn'B bl.uk piccr, Time
wood, 2,11'., una sold on Wednesday h
Madison Bipiaio Gulden. 3s'ow Yoik, to
Lol Pattcipon, of CarliondalB, for $VM,
Di, Wlllam llaggiity, nl this city, pin
ebiiBCd at tho snlu a purer, Chcsley, with
n record of !i.(W4. Tho horso was at ono
tlmo counted an ono ot the fastest paeeia
In tho country and cost tho doctor f:iw.
&
ilkoiineofafillow
Size 20 inches omrc QtA
,,MV"' OOt
4-inch Ruffle
This Sale is not limited to one hour.
These pillows may be purchased at
any time
Bet-ween 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Friday, December 5tn,
Pillows are filled with fine silk floss, which
is really superior to feathers. A large assort
ment of patterns in Figured Silkoline Coverings
to select from. Come early on Friday,
I Economy
Credit you?
Certainly !
221-223-225-227
Wyoming Avenue.
THE MARKETS.
"Wall Stieet Review.
JCew Yoik, Doc. 4 There was another
attempt to put up the pi Ices of stocks this
meaning, but It did not succeed and tho
nniket soon hecamo weak. Final puces
were considerably low'cr than last night.
The p1incln.1l pa it of tho day's business
on the Stock exchange had boon com
pleted by the end of the lust hour, and
l hole was no futthcr activity until an
active selling moement development In
tho last hour and ciinled pilces to tho
lowest of the day. In tho interval thuio
wcio occ.islonnl peiiods ol absolute Idle
ness on tho Poor ot the exchange. Many
ot the iiio-t pioininent stocks wcio not
quottd at uli Horn hour to'hour. Tho ag
gicgatu trading lor the day dwindled still
fuither fiom cstei day's small total. Thu
business was almost cntlielv In the hands
ot piofession.il loom li.ideis and many
ot tho mom conspicuous commission
houses had not as much as a thousand
slimes to cv.cc.ule in the maiket. Tho ad
vanced pike of letlned sugar and In tho
pi Ice of copper both heie and In Loudon
m.idit Sugar and Amalgamated Copper
compaiathclv dim Kcpoits 110m tiado
nuthoiltle.s of a downward tendency in
thu ptlco of iton pioducts and a holding
back of oidcis on account ot high cost
was a lather depiesslng Influence. Total
sales todav. 370 uOO shaies. Ponds weie
dull and easier In svmpatln with stocks.
Total sales, par value, $1,&IiO UQO. I'nltod
States .is lcgular declined ' per cent, on
tho last call.
The following nuotitions arc furnished
Tho Tribune bv Ilalght i: Prcese Co., 311
Sl" Meats Building. W. D. Kuuyon, man-
Opon.IIIgh Low.Close.
ager.
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Amal. Copper ..
Am. C. fc r ....
Am. Locomotive
Am. Loco.. Pr ..
Am S & It Co
Amciiuiti Sugar
Atchison
Atchison. Pi ...
Halt k Ohio f'PS,
Hiook. R T 1
Canadian Pacllle .
Chcs. & Ohio
Chle ,t G. W
C, JI. ,t St. P ....
Col. Fuel & Iron.
Col. &- Southern .
Detroit Southein
liu
i:ric, 1st Pr
Ible. 2d Pr
Hocking Vallov ..
Illinois Cential ...
Louis. ,t Nash ...
Manhattan
Met. St. Rv
Mc cic.iu Cential .
Mo, K. ,c Tex ...
Mo., K. & T., Pr .
Mo. Pacllle
N. Y. Central ....
Norfolk Ac West "I
Out & West 'Wi
racinu .iiui ;
Penna. H. R
People's Oas
Pipsscd Steel C.u .
Roiding
Republic Steel ....
Hock Island .......
SI L & S W
Southein Pacllle ..
Southein It It .. .
Southein H. K Pr
Tenn. Coal & lion.
Toms ,Vr Pacllle ..
l'lilon Paclilj ....
Pnlon Pacllle. Pr .
V. S. Leilher .. ..
1". S Steel
V. S Stool, Pr ...
w.iiiasn '
Wabash, pp ip'i
Wi sti in L'nlon ,. 5.S
AVIs. Cential . ... J-.U
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Total sales, .!79,Hi shale's.
L'HICAIIU ORA1.V ,t PKOVISIO.N.
Onen- IIUll Low. Close.
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NLW YOItK COTTON MARKLT.
Onen. High. Low. Close.
Januaiy S31 s:y S'it S31
Mlllch S22 S2ti N2I S22
Mliy S2.1 ,S27 S.2I S21
July S.-J S,21i 8 2J !..(!
Scranton Board of Trado Exchango
Quotations AH Quotations Basset
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Uld.Asked.
Inckawanna Dairy Co., Pi... q ...
County Sav. Hank & Tmst Co sJ
I'lrst Nat. Dank (Carhoniialo). ... km
Thlid Uatlonal Rank KM
Dime Dep U Dls Rank soo ...
Pcouomy L, It. & P. Co 44
PUM. National Hank uoo ...
Lack. Tl nut A: Safe Dp Co . Jj
Claik & Snover Co, Pr J25 ...
Scianton Savings Rank coo ...
Traders' National Hanlt 225 ...
Scianton Holt & Nut Co,.,,,,. Ui
People's Rank 13; ,.
Scianton Parking Co 33
HONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway,
llist moimuge, due 1020 Ill ...
People's Stieet Railway, llrst
moitsage, due 191S J ...
People's Stieet Railway, Gen
eral moitgage. due 1021 115 ...
Scianton Tine. Co , B per cent, 115
Kconomy L, II & P. Co ... 97
N Jeisey i: Pocono Ice Co,.,, ... 97
Consolidated Water Supply Co ,,. 105
Scrantoii Wholesale Market,
(Collected by II G, Dile, 27 Laeka. Ave.)
Flam -51. W.
Iliiltui Cicamciy, 2o'Ca20c,j daily, sZn
Cheese- 11H.nl lc
IgBS Neaiby, 30c , storage, 22c.
Mm low rieans Per bushel, 52.85.
Onions Per bushel, 7"a90c.
Potatoes iwc, per bushel
Fhllatlelphia Pioduco Mnrket.
Philadelphia, Dec, i Wheat Quiet but
steady; conliact giade, Dctombor, Uliu
75c. Coin Dull hut steady, No. 2 In ex.
pint elevator, l,c. Oats-Ouiet but llim;
K11. 2 white clliipul, 37a:i7',c. Iluttei
Piuii. good demand; extra westein cream
t-iy, 29c; do. nearby prints, Jlc. L'gs-s
Mrm, fair demand; fieali neaiby, 27e.,
loss off; do. vvesteiu, 27c, do.; do. south
western, 23d2iic., do.; do. soiltbeui, 21c,
do. Cheese Quiet but steaxlv; Now York
lull eieaius, pi line small, 131Jc; do. do.
far to good small. liuU'ic; du. do.
prime laige, 13'ic; do. fo. fair to good,
do. 12iulJc. Hclliicd Siignia-rirm but
2l.,ut: t.l'tton UncbanBed. Tallow
Steady; ilty pilmo. In tierces, Uic; conn,
try, do, buiiels, i;;c.; do. daik, do, D'ie.;
Smoked Everywhere
A'
wiiiaijWMWiM-wi-WMwiiiilwi mmmssmmmmmmmmm:
Successful Everywhere
In the North, East, West and South all over the city, smokers are find-
ing that the "Henry the Fourth" is a permanently successful ciga
Henry the Fourth Cigar
Made in but one quality, absolutely clear Havana.
O'flara's Cigar Store, 431 Spruce Street.
Box trade receives careful attention.
a-MRUUM BL'..ll.i.MA-.l JWitM
Headquarters
for
iDcandescnl
Gas Mantles,
Portable LaERps.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Lamp.
Gunster&Forsytli
323-327 Pemi Aieuue.
ill
SIS
Lager
Manufacturers of
Old Stock
I PBLSHER l
rSSSL Scranton, Pa.
Old 'Phone, 2331.
New 'Phone, 'J935
c.ikes. i,3,c. Llvo Pou'ltry I'lini, good do-
! inniul; low l, lL"L!il3'.c; old j ousters, Pc ,
spnni; enlLKtii!ii'iHM".e.: uncus, li- ;
turiiojs, 12j13u.; Reeho. lliil'-'c. Dressed
Poultiy Kiim and in eood dcmaiid;
fowls, (holco wi'Sluin, He.; dn. aoutbein
nml aoutliwestorn. liaUH-'. do. niir to
Rood, UnlJisu,; old roobtdH, O.UOc; lonst
Inu clilcUens, ne.irby, lnifie. lii'fct,.; do.
small und medium, l.'.iihc.; westcin do.,
l.iie, irrtiiriVic.; do. pnmll und medium, 11
ii tie.; tuiUcs, cliulce nciiiby, Ifiul'o ; do,
fnlr to Bood, lS.iluc; western do., eliolcu,
l.'VatiJc.; do. f.ilr to Rood, llallc.; duclta,
lialV. ItPcinti rioui, '.',000 ImiieU and
t,7fi0,(ino pounds I n hacltw; wheat, 4,iM0
luiHliels; outs. lil.WO uunlieK ShipnictilH
AVlicat. n-j.mio buHliels; coin, "JI.UOO bushels;
oals, L'.'.OH) bubtiels.
New Yoik Grain and Produce Mnrket
Now Vol Is, Dec, I rioui Moio active
und tlimer Wlu-ut-Bi6t llim: Xo. 2 led,
7'JUc. uluMitoi; Xo. B led, "7e. f. o. I.
uilo.it, No 1 iioitlurn Dululli, SHic. f. o.
Ii, allo.u, No, 1 haul Manitoba, hl'ic, f. o.
b, ailoat; options hud u quiet day but
wcio tjeneially tinner and lilurlioi ; cloau
was Hi in, 9sii?bC. net mUnncn; May closed
T'.i'ic; UecoiiibtT, kOV4e. foni Spot llim;
No. J. Glc olowitor, and 03c, t. o, b ailoat;
No a jellow, uc,; No 2 while, t!7o,: on
tloiiH were fairly active and a bluida
tilslier with the close llim at '"ie. not
advance, Januaiy closed file ; May, IS',e;
lleeembcr closed iftV' O.itH Spot til m;
No. -' white. ST-.c; No, IJ wlilte, Bic.j tmck
uil.ed westuin, nominal; trade wlilte
wvHteill, Sialic ; tiaclc while atnto, .",7a4.'e ;
options quiet but tinner, luy closed J7io;
IJei ember cloned .iTo. Jlutli r Steady;
extlii cteainory, -".e ; fiictoiy, lOalSc ;
eicumeiy common to choice, i'eaJSc ; Imi
tation ticumeiy. 17a2le.; sluto dnliy, Vila
L'7c; ictuiv.itid. 17a.'le. Cliecse llrm; now
stuto full ennui. Cancv small, colored
.Scptembor, HUallijC.: lute. J.'utSc ; umall
wlilte. September, la'iiil.'.lic; Kite. v:4(ii
Iti", In mo coloicd Beptemboi, ja',4al3'j(.;
1 He, ISnlle. i:B?s-Stcady; btnte and
I'eiiiiH) iwtnlii, ssuiSe ; vvesteiu. luniy, "o.i
ile,; western, pool to inline, M.iCtic,
Chicago Orain Market.
Chicago. illec. 4 Tiadlng: In wheat was
extienichajwl nt times today, but pilcc
were tn'H.i lilcher leel. tho .May op.
tlou closlHPsC. IiIkIici'i whllo coin was
up Ua'ic.TRid oats l.n better, Januaiy
pioislous bhoued a ualu of fiom nriJ'c.
Cash quntatloiiH were ns follow s: I'lour
HttHd; No. 2 Mpilni; wheat, 71c; No. .!,
i&illV.v.i No. 2 red, 7V4c.: No. 2 corn.
MTCc.; No. 2 yclliiw, 06c; No. 2 oats, JIu
31',Je.: No 2 whllo, ; No 3 white, 31lii
31c.; No. 2 lye, tlc ; Rood feedlnu bailoy,
3.Vi3.Sc; Inlr to choice mailing, nnfi.Sc.; No.
1 llax seed, $1.11; No. 1 northwestern, Jl.l'i,
prliiio timothy seed. JJiki; mesu poik,
J1C73; laid, J10 CinlO 70: shoit libs, slcleti,
S75a9; sliciuldeia, tVS'tjal1; bhoit clear
tildes, JS.70ay.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chlcaso, Dee. 4.-Catllc-rtec.eliits, C.000;
Dockash Stoves at Wholesale Dockash
WHY
Buy a stove made hundreds of miles away, when you can
buy SCRANTON STOVES at Foundry Prices ? You can
eet lepaiis at any time on home-made stoves at wholesale
pi ices. Owing to the coal strike the Stove Works have a big stock which must
be sold within the next thirty days. Come early and secure big bargains.
SOLD AT SAME PRICE AS AT FOUNDRY BY
FOOTE & FULLER CO., WILLIAM CHAPPELL,
140-142 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
UNION CASH STORE,
DUNMORE, PA.
PROVIDENCE SQUARE.
A. J. HOWLEY,
911 NORTH WASHINGTON AVENUE.
lilchet" trood to pihiio sieiri, $"00,i.iO,
poor to medium, V.ilN), htoe'ceia and
lecders, .MI7.i; cows, JI.tu.il.7o: heifers,
aSiB; minium, l 2."m-' ; bulls, $JiH :7,
calves, J.l.Vi.17: 'I'cmih fed steeis. $3 2oal7
HiiKS-HecclptH todiy, W.lJ' tonioliovs,
27.0u)i li'H over, ii'WD: MIOc lilKlier; niled
and bulclK'iH, ri'iMii.Ti; wood to ('hoiio
heavj, )) luiiiii", loinjlis hen. lil'iaiJi,
IlKht, J."i0.iUi1; bulk of salis JoJOai.J...
Slietiii UcielptH, Ui.ixm, mIi ep nml lamb-',
10.il.-ic hlKheij Kond lo chole-u wetheis,
$.i.7'ial2; fair to choice mixed, $2.'.ia,12i;
native lambs, JJWa."i lo,
tho il iv In tho fcowlm: loom, Stead
woiK, call In fou noon nt Klorenio jh-sloii
Buffalo Stock Miuket.
i:ast Itufialo. Pee. I Cittlu llecclpli,
200; common mixed imtrheitt' stoil;, l.la'JOc
lowei ; otheia blcadj ; cils, stcadj ; lops,
Js, Wall; common to nood, STi r.o.is.
lloss llccelpts. 7,7"0; nctlii 5 a 10c
hlhei ; heavy, $0 j.'an 70, inlid, pl.Goa'l l,
Yoibcrs, $i, BM ""i HkIiI do. nml piss. J', &j
art CD; ioukIis. f'itiOaii.10, siatfs, (7'ni2 j.,
filiceii and Uimbs Heielpts. B,ijil; Hheep
steady; limbs, luc lowei : top lambs $5,10
n5W: culls to iiood. Jixu,".;3, ealllllKs,
Jtat2.i; ewes. J.15Uil, sheep, top ml.cd,
f3 10.1.1 10; culls to Bond, J1.73a'i .Li.
Enst Liberty Stock Maiket.
TJast I.lbeity, Pie. I -Cattle Steady,
choice, Jwo 10; pilme, ?3ii0a0.7-ij tjood, 3 23
n5 W.
J I o-s Act I vo ; prime licnxles, iSXiiGfti,
nu dlu ms. ?o'50aCVi; heavy VoiUois, i t"a
O.Vi; lU'bt do., $0.10.10 13; pli,-s, ?G -lo.ili 13;
loughs. $3a0.').
Hheep I'lim; best wctheis, JI70.13PO:
culls and eomiiion. tl.50aj; choice lambs,
3.23o5.4o; veals calies, ?7aS27.
,
Oil Market.
Oil City. Pee. 4 -Credit hilnncc. in:
nitllUatcs. no Mica: shipments, 101. d.J
baiicls: iiNeiage. 112,l'ii) ii.uiels: iun- ui.
179 buiiiU: aveiuue, i'M'ii bauels.
Oriental Rugs
For Christmas Gifts.
Biggest Assortment
In All Slzcss
At Lowest Prices
The Highest Grades In Fine
Persian Colors.
Domestic Rugs
We Especially Invite You to Inspect Our Hirmanshaii Rugs.
MICHAELIAN BROS. & CO., was,,,;? Avn
D X, & W. BOARD.
The tallowing 1b the make-up of the
D , U. & W. lioanl for today:
TIIUHSDAY, pi:c I
i;traa i:.ist C p. in., Hush, 7 p in,
l'oltsroii; h p. in., C.iinoy; 0 p, m , J.
(iluley, 1020 p. m., J, (iculty, 12 mid.,
Pollen t),
SiiinmUs-0 p. m., Cilnlcy lcsl), S p.
ill , J. J. Mm lay (west)
i;.tww West a p. in, Jlasteis
rmiuY, pi:c. c.
KMliib Past 2 u, in, C'uaiiaue;li, :i.!0
n. m . .McCann; 3 u. in., ". A. llaitholo
mew; 7 a. m, KlUp.UiIcK; a a. in.,
Dunn; 11 u. in.. I.allar; 1 p. m , IlaNter;
2 ii. m.. Staph ; :i p. in, Mcl.aiiu; 1 p.
in,, 21. l-'lncrty; 3 p. in., liu.-U'i.
Summits-,; u in, l''iouufelKor (net);
0 n in, CanluK least), s , m, ku-Ii-olb
(wist). 10 a in, flolden (west), l
p. m., Thompson (nest). 2 JO ji. in, J,
lleniR.ui (cabt), i M p. m., 31. Cilnlcy
(east),
l'usheis 2.S0 u m C Partholoiiipiv
(weht); 7 n in., W'ldncr (west), 7 n. pi,
1'lnerty (west), 8 u in., llouscr (ciihi):
II n n. in. 3Iornn (eait), 1 p. in.. Mc.
pouuell (west), 7 W p m, .Muipliy (e.
9 p. in., . II. Il.u tholomew (custl
lleljiers 1 u. in., jI.iKovcin: 7
lliitrnc ; 10 ii. m, HUoi, 3.131
KUinlon.
Pxtius Wcbt-Thlld 31. 1-hulsl
u. in., tit anion; 11 a. in.. Nnoil
noon. John ijaliann (llallsteadl
m . reel.
NOTICP.
William Joidau upuils for J.
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