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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21

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tobt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
SaoeH.

5urtpangen. Tiebersebrannt
1T Der rgotbe 9ausrbOf" oes Gunos
pirtbs Sob. Slider. 0us 8ieb purbe
sersttst, baessen blieben OieIe 5ubrs
niFs unb sinisss MobiIiar Der nod i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21
SI0enburq.
Treie StiSte.

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Gentralnsrbanoes Der 9dfenarbeiter
9eutICblanbs, ,Ramens Semri9 Stebn,
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in Al SGllen gu Speiein6aIbidhriger
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9rauertue6tsgraben ppBnbdft, COB
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ben ibre Sleioer in Glammen. 0i:
ungliidIide @retiin pat IL i9pers
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S6ellingitrdbe pobnenosn Gamblers
@riinipalo. Der &nube erIug nd4
turSer 3sit acknowledgement. = Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-21

GGtona. Sein 25iGbriges Sus
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bes Stubs Sumor BON 1872" beging
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8altber Suriidblidsn. - Die in Der
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19sR 9absanitalt in elmer Saoepanne
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Gin ainb bss arbsitsrs 9abne S9oms
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26
This Week

Lsdies' Fine Dongols XII Lace or
Button Shoes. The new Coin toe, Mill
tary heel, not found elsewhere q es
under ~; U price. ..........@S.Op
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26
R0SENWALD BROS,

most complete advertisement AlbuQneI-
que has ever received, and will take in
every scope Of business proposition In
this city. Copies. free 10 all advertisers
and hotels throughout the southwest,
will be furnished from this office. while
copies at 81 q book eau be obtained upon
application.
Dr. T. X. Ridgeway, q young physician
who graduated this spring from the
Bennett College OF Medicine and Sur
gerry. OF Chicago, is In the city aud will
spend some time In New Mexico in the
hope OF recupersting his health, which
has been run down by close application
to study. DR.. Tascher, OF this city, WIS
q member Of the faculty OF the Bennett
College Of Medicine In Chicago, before
coming to Albuquerque.
James McCOrristoD, the well-known
cement sidewalk manipulation and plss.
terer. has secured the contract to lay
cement sidewalks Ia the Robinson park
on west Copper avenue. MIR. McCOrris.
ton, ov ing to certain conditions, has
been on the sick list the past few days
10 sick thtt any other man not half NC
sick would have died-was out to-day
pressing work on his city park contract.
Regular meeting Of Adah Chapter No
8. o. X. s., this evening at 8 o'clock. In
Masonic hall BY order Of the worthy
matron. Nellie NJ. Butler. Secretary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26
CITY NEWS.

Matthews Jersey milk; try IL.
Dipping tanks. whitney Company.
Plumbing In all It's branches. Whit
ney Company.
Get a Pain wagon. There Is none bet
ter, j, kOrber x Co.
Picture frames and room moulding al
cost. Whitney Company.
Live and dressed poultry always In
stock at j. l. Bell \ Co.'S.
Steam carpet acknowledgements *
Myers, IA South Third street.
Never Sweat" for the feet; only 10
cents. Berry's Drug company.
our % cent counter will prove OF
special Interest 10 YOU. ROsenwali Bros.
Special sale OF table linen, napkins and
towels at May y Faber's, Grant build
Ing.
Read our ad. and see what a quarter
will buy this week nj our store. Rosen.
wald Bris.
II you haven't u sun shade on yOur ear
TlaRe, call At j. kOrber n Co.'s. They can
supply you,
Boy yOur new potatoes, cabbage, beets
and all kinds Of fresh or canned yege.
tables at the Jaffs Grocery company; best
goods At very lOwesl Irices.
Pure Hummsr fruit drinks from Arkan.
sas, for sale At j. L.. Bell x Co.'S, Or
ange, peach, catawba, grape and cherry
phOsphates are drinks III for kings.
". J. Slaughter. the we'll known bar
Der OF Santa Fe, who has been on the
sick list for some time, IL in the city. the
guest OF Shed. Ellsworth. Mr. Slaughter
has been 10 El Paso, a much lower alti.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There will be good music at the high
school commencement exercises tonight.
Lorion Miller. formerly OF this city,
expects to open up a mining exchange
at El Paso within the next ten days.
Miss Lorsin Morley. who has been
visiting I'm Europe for some time, came
in on the flyer to-day to meet her mother,
Mira. Jarrett. They are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. stamm.
W W. Weiphardt. the chief detective
Of LAFAYETTE. Indiana, left for his home
las, NIGHT Recommending Louis irish.
msver. the insane soldier who has been
held I'm this city for A few DAYS.
Tho ,.wn soc,a, oivsn nv thu yonno
ladies Of the Catholic church was brought
to a successful close lat night, another
large crowd being I'm attendance. Over
soO vas rsali,sd above the
p,o, u.,,,.p w,,, msta ,hs add,as. st
~. n,nh sohoo, IN MICH,
rha Mol achooI Graduated ara The
Misses Belle and Lillian Schuster. Anna
Thomas, Ellen Mcclure and Bertha
Crocksr.
wm o,,,ov Aha m,,,n, man and
.on,,.,,s, wh has snant tho mast v,nts,
~ ,h,s .,,v o~nac,s 10 lava ,o.morrou
morn,nn o., : trim ,h,on,h Naxico
o,tor wh,.h hs will On IN Nav York
probably returning to this city next fall,
r.. marrow aftsrnoon Mt tbe fair
,,onn,. Tho A-Ihnona,oua Rrowns and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26

tude than the territorial capital. and
he received considerable benefit TO his
health. He will remain here until to.
morrow evening. when he will return TO
the capita.
Come to the San Felipe dance at the
Sunnyside, old town, saturday night
and sunday afternoon and night. We
will give you the bsst time In the old
town. summer garden In connection
with dance. Have the best orchestra In
town. The best Of order will be main
tsined. We are going TO spread our
TO have the only hot time In old town.
side. Everybody welcome.
Three DRINKS and a vsg comprised the
grlst at Justice Crawford's mill OF jas
lice this morning. Two OF the DRINKS
paid q fine Of 81 apiece and the third
wss given five days on the street gang.
The yas was u cripple and so was dis
charged.
We have Just opened a new line OF ties,
especially selected for this time OF the
year, In club ties, bows. four in. hands
and puffs, 20 TO 10 cents; call and see
them. they are beauties simon Stern,
the Railroad avenue clothier.
Toilet soaps. twenty. five varieties
toilet paper. on rolls or sheets; toilet
creams for face and hands, Amoli hair
tonic, for sale at the Jaffs Grocery com
psny.
Pure summer fruit drinks from Arkan
sas, for safe at >. l.. Bell " Co.'S. Or
ange, peach, stawoa, grape ana cherry
~pnospha'es a'eu'inhS Nv 'o' h'nk''
The famous ". b. eofsets. New line
OF sizes and c0lors Just received. We
sen any slyle m'p. eoises a. 10 cen'e
"o'uen nuio ny "oouo
MIS-. Secundino silva, VINO was on o
Nlslt 70 i'ai'sh 'eln.l'es s"a ai'enus, nas
e.',ne " w.. ne s .smwon ''oP'"o'
heI 'eso'' III i'J""e '""'on'
IL mesteIueiu ~ pLo, viii no'e .ne,,
ciea. lac.V'y tIvm 'ne ooo, ne ~ p u
aNenue anu iniiu s.Iee' W -o' "c7' nun
.e'.. 1919 -.
see tne senus ,u,n nsan sooa n, ~ =,
vii hs moT'ay in yonS nockst'
sN. ...,..--,.. .,.-,
I'd sn,ico,s ,a.aivad daily an Tho r..
Srigerator nv /. T. Nail 4. 90.
Jnst rsceiyad another shipment OF thoap
gna anicad nickias Tor IA csnis a mari n,
the Jafs Grocery company.
Man. furn,shino goods chesner than
YOU ever bought them before, will be- sold
this week at ilfeld's.
Try an Ice cream soda at Delaney,
Candy Kitchen. Note the excellent
quality furnished.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and household goods. ia Gold avenue
+. A. WRITTEN.
Yes. all our ladies' walking hats ant
fancy trimmed sailors go at cost. b
iiieid u 20.
Strawberry ice cream, made from puI'
cream and rresh ifui'' az Delaney oahu,
hiIcheh'
we have the wei known popuial
sam WAGONS III al Sizes d. horoer q
..,-, ,o.. .o. 49,,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26
THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOODS COMPANY.

WE expect to do the largest weeks business in the
history of our store. The reason for 1t is very plain 1t
you will read the prices, etc, mentioned below Our
stock is perfect, every style, every shape, every good
hid can wish for is here. No other store in the Territory
Our buying facilities and twenty-seven other depart
on, enable us to undersell everybody. Here is pro'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26

$3.50 to - so a pair.
shoes at $I,S5 per pair
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26

Ladies' tle Satin 0xfords In three diff
feTent cOlOTs; TO close out, 2 OS
per PAIR
Worth double.
We have so pairs Chlldren's Tan Shoes,
all sizes from i TO 2; we want to 7So
close them DOT at....,............sc C
Come early TO secure this bargain.
They won't last long.
Special on I%Ofant's Shoes; II CQo
pair TO close out, per pair, .,,'...
~ pair Infants Shoes Cho
NJ ......-.. .'''''''''''''
90 pairs Chiliren's Shoes, sizes 10o
D TO \, Al WV
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26

Mems ins Russia Calf Sho's In Tan OF
Black, latest style toe, Selz's make
prices elsewhere ~ to $3.50; o. a
prics Tor tits sale .,....., .@l.JJ
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-26

Ladies' finest Berlin Xii oxford Ties,
the new toe and front elastic and Other
Why pay - to 81 30 at the shof
stores when the same shoe IL here at
$50 to $2.35
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-20

partner would continue without change and
that his associates were fully convinced of
the value of his properties.
The indisposition of the general public to
buy stocks and the tendency to reduce to
long holdings were also no less marked.
London, though at first seeming to require
stocks at the concessions, afterwards turned
seller and was credited with disposing OF
considerable holdings of Baltimore & Ohio
securities and of Southern Pacific when they
exhibited a rising disposition. The marked
strength of the bond market and advance of
government bond values together with the
relative steadiness of the dividend paying
stocks were taken into account by the mar
ket, but on the other hand the granger
shares seemed too heavy, a fact attributed
to the constinuance of unfavorable crop
rumors. The support, which has already
been described, was in the earlier part OF
the week largely concentrated in the Flower
stocks and the industrials. Sugar was made
active and strong again and further re-
coyeries scored in Peoples Gas, Federal
Steel, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and their
companions.
The decision of Governor Roosevelt to
call an extra session of the New York legis-
lature for the purpose of amending the Ford
franchise tax bill will be another incident
having favorable effect on speculative Benti-
ment. Nevertheless by Thursday renewed
reaction took place in the Flower stocks
and industrials while the report seemed
to shift to the grangers and the dividend
payers. On Friday the market was generally
dull and irregular and showed a renewed
disposition to sell Off
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-20

the east have been for two weeks of May
22 per cent more than last year and 50.9
per cent larger than in 1892. Higher prices
which have been asked for several months
are now more generally paid for mems wear,
though most works are covered by early
orders for four months ahead or more.
Leather shows hesitation. There was ap-
parently questioning whether the rise has
not been too much At Chicago the same
question runs through the hide market,
though advances are slight
Spectators are doing large business in
wool, some foreign and some American.
They have bought about 100000 pounds of
reported, and about 1,00OU00 pounds of
domestic territory wool is also said to have
been sold for export at about AZ cents, Clean.
But this does not cast much light on the
question whether speculative sales abroad
nave yet been covered, or will be within a
short time nor is there any indication that
the market here will respond to the tempo
rary foreign demand. The orders for wooden
goods are decidedly better, and although the
woolen association is not yet in operation
1t seems to have given a certain kind OF
confidence to prices in the woolen goods
department.
Cotton declined a small fraction on Mon
day, owing to freer port movement, which
made it probable that at the end of this
week the amount in sight would about equal
fast years record-breaking figures. But
there was a recovery of all the decline in
middling u2lands and net gain in option
prices.
Wheat has been rising during the last
week, and nobody can tell why, although
the exports in the last two weeks have been
1O,569,OO6 bushels, flour included, against
S,l35,124 bushels last year. Better shipments
were expected after the opening of naviga-
ton and there was little use of considering
the dreams of western spectators and cror
reports at this time. No one can form
| fair judgment at the middle of May re-
garding the output, which win be visible tc
| everybody in the middle of July. The bes
that can be done is to accept the crop re-
| ports, official and otherwise, with almost in
| definite allowances. Better shipments ar,
| expected after the opening of navigation
| and are, in fact, coming, the outward move
| ment from Duluth at one instance reaching
| nearly 100000 bushels. Lack of rain il
some places caused a large reduction in al
estimates for that state, and Pacific exports
| are decreasing, as holders are less ready to
| accept current prices with the prospect OF
| a shortage.
| Failures for the week have been lat in
the United States, against $50 last year, and
seventeen in Canada, against twenty nine
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-20
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW
Eject of Ex-Governor Flowers Dealt,
is Felt in All Lines.

Eject of Ex-Governor Flowers Death
is Felt in All Lines.
NEW YORK, May 19.-Bradstreet's review
say:
Ex-Governor Flower had been the most
conspicuous bull leader for the last two
years and the success which had attended
his operations in Peoples Gas, Rock Island,
New York Air Brake Federal Steel, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit and other leading stocks
had given him an influence with the Rpecu-
lative public unparalleled in the history of
the American markets. The entirely un-
expected news of his death which awaited
Wall street on last Saturday morning seemed
to many the signal for a decided break in
the market On the other hand II was
quickly recognized that the large financial
sure to prevent any serious mishap. This
proved to be the case and though at the
opening on Saturday morning a flood of short
selling and liquidation was met, which
carried Peoples Gas down from 119 at the
preceding nights close TO 101, Brooklyn
| Rapid Transit from 117& to 100 and Federal
| Steel from 6lA TO so, with corresponding
! decline in not only the Flower stocks bu
| in other parts of the list, there was almos
| instantly sharp rally.
Further assistance was given TO the mar
ket by the appearance of an excellent banl
| statement on Saturday and by the assurance
| that the leading banks would. so far as /
was proper for them to do so, extend al
| needfur accommodation 10 stock market bor
| rowers. II also appeared that the late Mr.
| Flower had no large speculative holdings
l that the firm in which he was specIa
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-20
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE.
Renewal of Strength in Cereals Prin-
cipaI Feature of Week.


NEW YORK May 19.-Bradstreets of to-
morrow will say:
The feature of the trade situation this
week is the renewed strength of wheat and
other cereals, iron and steel, and last but
not least, raw wool, which has heretofore
Jagged behind other staples in a discourage
ing way. The price making features in.
cereals are not entirely of encouraging
character, being chiefly the less favorable
reports as to the growing crop west and
northwest and advices of insect damage In
| fiuencing western markets toward higher
plane in face of discouragngly small ex-
port business, caused in some degree by the
continuance of the strike of grain handlers
at Buffalo, checking the movement OF large
| quantities of grain to the seaboard. The
added strength in iron is based largely upon
| heavy buying of pig iron in the central west,
sympathetically influencing prices at all
| markets.
Reports are of old and new furnaces going
| into blast, but these advces and the new
plants projected to be built apparently do
not reassure consumers, who are beginning
to place orders for the first part of next
year at present prices. Excitement in iron
| is not confined entirely to this country, how
ever, as shown by a speculative advance at
! leading British markets, but a sample of
/ the irregularity caused by the immense cur
rent worlds demand is furnished in the case
of foreigners seeking supplies in this coun-
try at the same time that orders for rails
have been placed by American companies
with English makers.
Foreign wool markets continue above
| American, heavy sales of Australian woods
for re-export are reported and available
supplies of this class of wool are nearly ex-
hausted at Boston.
Aside from the exceptions noted, the tend
ency is toward steadlness in prices, ant
most provisions, coffee and sugar amonl
groceries lead and copper among metals and
cotton and its various manufactures among
textiles are all reported unchanged on th'
week
Speculation in cotton lags Notwithstanding
good trade adyices at home and abroad anC
favorable crop reports. Lumber, as for
long time past continues in excellent de-
mand. Building activity continues and th'
tendency is apparently upward. Refined
sugar Is in rather better demand, but raw
} are rather quiet at last weeks decline. Hide
and leather are strong at old quotations,
new feature reported ON this week being
good demand for some grades of uppe
leather on export account. Less favorable
weather has tended to disturb demand a
} retail, but wholesale lines of trade are re
garded as very fair and even satisfactor.
/ for the advanced stage Of the season.
Wheat. including -four, shipments for III
week aggregate 2,212206 bushels, agains
3,2s4. lS2 bushels last week, 4,004S32 bushel
; in the corresponding week of 1898, 2.655, sc
bushels in 1897, 906005 bushels in 1S9
) and 2,754O2S bushels in 1895. Since July
. OF this season the exports OF wheat aggre
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-20
DUN'S REVIEW OF BUSINESS
Improvement Noted in Recent Reviews Con-
tinues Unabated.
LEATHER GOODS SHOW MOST ACTIVITY
Sales of Wool Are Large and Prices
Reported StrOng-0utlookf for Cot
ton is Bright-Failures Again
Show Falling on.

NEW YORK, May 19.-R. G. Dun &c Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade will say tomorrow:
While the buying of 100000 tons of Bes-
semer pig at Pittsburg gave reason for the
advance in prices to $780, with grey forge
quoted at s15.50. 1t is not quite as clear
as 1t might be that the output, which was
100000 tons weekly, according to the Pitts
burg record, and has since been largely in
creased by the addition of many furnaces
Will continue to fall below the demand, fol
the requirements in various departments fol
manufactured products, 1t must be recog-
nized are scarcely measured and do MOI
seem as much diminished as might be ex-
pected by higher prices and long delay in
delivery. In plates, for instance, the demand
covers many thousand tons for delivery a
Chicago and at Pittsburg, and a Philader-
phia concern accepted several thousand tons
and afterwards was obliged to refuse more
one other concern in the same city refusing
over II 600 tons.
The shipments of boots and shoes from
Australian wool in bond here. as is now