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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
Hearst Favored BY ohio Delegates.

Cincinnati, June l6.-Henry Keller,
one of the delegates from Cincinnati
to the Kansas City convention, stated
yesterday that most of the Ohio dele
gates favored W. II. Hearst, of New
York, for vice president.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
Fatal Lamp Explo.i don.

Eureka Springs, Ark, June 49,
Yesterday morning Miss Zoni Harvey
was burned to death by the explosion
of a lamp. She was curling her hair
when the burst lamp deluged her
gown with the burning fluid. Before
assistance could reach her she was
fatally burned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
Declared Guilty Of wrecklng a Bank.

Caledonia, MIMI, June 16.-After
two hours deliberation the jury in
the case of j. R. Clements, charged
with wrecking the Fillmore county
bank in 1898, brought in verdict
of guilty, as charged in the indict-
ment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
The "Omaha Kid" Defeats Billy Barrett

New York, June TO- Oscar Gard
ner, the "0maha Kid" won on a
foul in a bout with Billy Barrett, of
this city, in a 15-round of what was
to have been a 25-round bout before
the Broadway Athletic club last night.
Gardner kept dropping on one knee
10 avoid punishment and the referee
disqualified him in the fifteenth
round,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21
The Maeeabssa Close Their Encampment

Grand Rapids, Mich, June 16.-The
Maccabees closed their biennial en-
campment yesterday. Marquette was
chosen as the place for the next
great camp in 1902. Frances F.
Burns, of st. Louis, Mich, was elected
great commander of the Ladies of the
Maccabees. A resolution was adopted
permitting the installation of L. 0.
T. NJ. camps in other states, thus
placing the order upon an equal foot
ing with the X. 0. 7. NJ.
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0. l.. 1'nIsLEa.

Price Is and Soc. For sale in Dickinson
county, Kns by all druggists In Abilene;
scratford & Flack, Enterprise; j. G. Mcin.
tyre, l1erlngton II. ?. Applebuugh, Solomon;
y: n, Seaman, Chapman; J. l. Robbins,
Woodblnei ketchersld 4 Donmyer, Hope; W.
Y. Hammond 4 Co., Manchester; II. b. Jones,
Industry; j. schmitter Gypsum City Send
acents for simple TO b. II, nelluy, MFR, p
q, Box A 3I2, Stu. A, Denver, Colo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-21

This ssnitsrium 10 3 qniel Hospital m
dfsy rooms for the accommodation Of petiS8k
and b supplied with eli the latest ene1iN
CURED In modern surgery.
eoeels are radically and permanently cured b
our surgical operation In from Ave to nftssi
daya No medicine o. local application VIZ
ever cure these troubles We annually curt
hundreds Of this class Of patients leaving thsu
z vigorous, healthy condition. Orgsui@
weakness, Nervous Debility, Premature Deolin(
d Manly Powers Involuntary Vital Lossea n
paired Memory, Slental Anxiety, Absep6e 4
YIN Power, Melancholy, Weak bach, In
ored affections. are speedily, thoroughly snJ
permanently cured. II You ere afflicted viii
any disease requiring either Medical OF Surgiol
skill, and cannot VISIT ~, write description ei
your case and we will cheerfully answer, givino
our opinion, together with probable cost Of I
cure, and such other information as you mai
esslre. Address all communications to
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DeHuy's Balmoline.
Riverside Stock Farm.
CHAPMAN, Kas., Feb. IS, 1900

DR.. B. H. DeHuy, Denrer, ColO.!
Dear Sir:-I have given your Balm.
oline thorough trial in our stables
for the last three years and find II the
MOST SUCCESSFUL cure for horses and
cattle in the shape Of a salve | have
ever tried. 1t is especially adapted
to healing scalded shoulders Of horses.
have also used it for sore teated
cows and find it splendid, can
highly recommend your Balmoline to
all stockmen. We use SO much that
] buy it in large quantities and think
there is nothing like it for healing
sores on stock.
Respectfully yours,
0. l., TUIsLER.
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The bubonic plague has broken out
In Melbourne Australia,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05

a masquerade social at the home Of Nfr. and Mrs
$. L. Tiffany, on Friday evening A jolly time
Is promised. Admission at the door, 10 cents.
Refreshments will be served.
Miss Clara Titus. OF Brooklyn, Pa, Is visit.
ing her uncle, Mr.. -. W. Titus.
Mrs. w. ". wilkins, who has been quite Ill
with pneumonia this week is improving.
Mr.. Byron Mcdonald, Of Glenwood, Pa, was
business caller in town today
Three large caravans of gypsics paraded through
town today soliciting the charity Of the people
IN a disgusting manner. Some Of our towns
men were prevailed upon either in one way or
another by the fair gypsy maidens 10 have their
fortunes told. II is presumed that they now
know what the future has in store for them
and all for 10 cents
The Epworhians will hold a flower social at
the home OF Mrs. William Knapp next Tuesday
evening.
The Christian Endcavor society will hold an
ice cream social at the Presbyterian church par.
lors next Wednesday evening, April II.
List of letters remaining uncallcd for at the
post office FOR April | arc as follows: Elsie $.
Wheeler J. =. Williams, Miss Minta Curan,
mrs. Mary Collins, Miss stella ark, Mrs. llar.
ry James, Mr.. j. T.. Reynolds, Hiram stark,
Miss Bessie stephens closed successful term
OF school at B1contown on Tuesday afternoon.
About fifteen visitors were present and were en-.
tcrtained by rciations, dialogues and singing
rendered by the pupils, who afterward were
served light refreshments.
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THOMPSON.
the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, April l.--C harles Bloxham. Of New
York, after spending few days wits his sister,
Mrs. William Wcih. of the township, returned 10
his home Monday
Miss Mabel Lyon. formerly of lerrick Centre,
hut now OF Bnghamton visited her aunt, Mr.
i. u. Tower, at Rest cottage. for u day, go
ing TO her new home this forenoon.
+. W. Lewis was doing business in Binghamton
yesterday.
Professor James &. Tucker. who has been in
Charge of our graded school the past term, has
proved himself success teacher and man
agcr He closes the term Friday evening, April
IL, with the graduating exercises by the class
and address by Professor W. II. Dctwcicr of
the Bloomshurg Normal school, in the Methodist
Episcopal church, and saturday evening he and
the school will give an entertainment in Key
stone hall, consisting OF music, drills, rectationS
and a drama entitled. Charms of Music"
After three weeks visit with relatives in New
York and Albany Rev. Leonard Cole and wife res
turned to their home hero yesterday. They re-
port fine time.
G. W. Lewis and wife and Mrs Frances De.
moray are shopping in Binghamton today.
Rev. \. u. David was in scranton yesterday.
Because OF the continued serious illness of his
wife. Rev. d. G. Barnes. of Lanesboro, expects
to retire from the active work at the next session
Of the Wyoming conference
Mrs. Wilmarth entertained the Baptist Aid 50.
cicty at her home on Pleasant street today.
Charles futile is moving into &. b. Jenkins
house Main street. lie expects to work on
the section this season.
Only one house and one suite of rooms in
Thompson unoccupicd at this writing.
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AVoCA.

The funeral of Allen =. Mcdonald will take
place this afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock. Services
will be held in the Langclifc church. Inter.
mcnt will be made in the Langcliffe cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Anna. daughter Of Mrs.
Sarah CranstOn, of the North End, and George
McArt. OF PittSton, was socmnizcd at the home
Of the brides mother last evening. Rev. " G..
Parke, of West PittSton, performed the cere.
mony. At the appointed time the contracting
parties, unaccompancd, entered the parlor to
the strains of wedding march played by Robert
Weber. and took their places before
hankmcnt of palms. The bride a pretty
dove gray popln suit with applique trimmings,
and carried a bouquet of roses. After the cnre-
mony the guests repaired to the dining room,
and Mrs McArt left ON tho late train to spend
few weeks in New York city. On their re-
turn they will reside in handsomely furnished
home on Elizabeth street Pittston.
Professor G. F. lIob3n W. B, Curran and John
GilhooCv left yesterday to attend the Demo-
cratic state convention at Harrisburg.
The Sons of ST. George will meet this evening
Miss Sarah Ridgcy of the West Side, is criti
cally i'll.
The =. VI. church choir will conduct a concert
in the church on April 20.
Helen, the 9.yCdr.old daughter of MIR. aud Mrs
William Sanmon, is critically i'll of pneumonia
l.. T.. O'Brcn, solicitor for the Scranton Cor
rcspondcncc acuoo,s attended banquet given at
Hotel JCmyn on Tuesday evening.
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HONESDALE.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Iloncs,lalc April l.-Cooncl Coo Durand and
Mr.. l.. q. Rose arc spending few weeks at
Atlantic city.
Miss Blanche l. Wood has returned from an
extended visit in New York and Massachusetts
A T. Scarle. ESQ, is spending the present w,cK
in New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Nungcr is in New York city for a
few days.
Mr. John Gale and family will remove 10
Bnphamton next week to reside permanently.
Mrs T. !. Ham returned Tuesday evening
from New York, where she spent some time WITH
her son, ". w. Ham.
Twenty y-four members of Captain Ham post,
Grand Army OF tho Republic attended the tune
raj of tncir deceased brother, Edward Lcinc.
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. J. D. Weston and Miss Louisa Durand
will leave for Atlantic City on Wednesday.
At an auction sale recently near Iloncsdac
the average price paid for was $40.
BY the will of the last Augustus Hartung, Mr..
John kuhbach and wife, Augusta named
as executors. The property is left to them in
trusta The income is 10 90 90 the widow of the
deceased long she remains his widow. At
her death the income of S20.0l0 is to he paid
to the two sons, Jacob and Charles, and the re-
maindcr is to be divided equally between the
two sons and Mrs. Kuhblch
The Democratic county committee met in
lloncsddlC ON Monday aud organized by electng
G. A McCarty, esq, chairman, and o. L. Row
land, esq, secretary. They also appointed r. j.
Skclly, OF Texas. and +. J. Foley, of Homes.
dale, uccgateS to the state convention and
transacted the business without calling county
convention. The committee left for Harris)ll
today.
District Deputy {. II. Wilmar,h installed 'ht
officers of Freedom lodge of Odd Fellows in thcil
hall ip bp pIpnt huill m
ing.
The town council charged the Ionesdalc Wdt2l
company sl3j for the use of the fire SomplIN
engine and the pumping of water from the rltCi
to the water main during the recent frccle.ur
of the water pipes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05
TUNKHANNOCK.


Special to the scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannok, April I--from this county the
following have gone tC attend tire Democratic
state convention At Harrisburg. Hon. n II.
Squicr. County Commissoucr u. W. Farrcr, Attor'
neys Asa S. Keeler ard J. Wood Piatt, Harry
Sherwood, Of Meshorpcn; G. NJ Parker, OF Mich.
olson and Spencer u. Reed, besides the DELI
gates Mcssrs DoClittle and Decker
Mrs. A. X. Adams. of scranton, is visiting with
Mrs. George II. Mcleod.
II. H. Evans arrested by the Mccormick llar.
vcsnig Machine company Cn a Chargc "i en-
bezzling funds belonging to that company and
committed TO iail bv. Squir, W. =. Kutz in dc.
fault Of bail, has obtained bail and was released
on Tuesday. The case will come before the court
next week.
Charles T.. Goodrich, who comes here from
Wilkes Barre for the purpose Of opening up Jew.
ery store, is engaged in arranging his stock in
the Mcleod carpet store, half vi winch he has
rented and will open up in few days.
Tho Tunkhannock Telephone company are at
work on their nov cxohargo office in the build.
ing just finished by the stark estate. \ new
switch board is being placed and other improve
ments made. In order to obtain the privilege Of
placing large pole IN front ot the exchange e.
support their wires, Manager kInncr agreed with
the borough council TO place phone in the hose
house free Of charge fer thn use ct the company.
The following is the full text Of the resolution
duolllCu ny lip county fOmllNSlt'lt1 III ltgiIU ~
their action in the NchuopGny bridge: "Now,
\pril =, 1900 upon dive consideration Of the mat.
ter SET forth in the within petition for action by
uS under the act oi Ma" !. ls'H. We, the co1.
miSSioncrs OF Wyoming county, do refuse tie
prayer of the petitioners upon the ground that
there is large indebtedness Of the county out.
side Of the bonded Indebtedness thereof, and we
deem it cXpedicnt at this time to largely increase
the Indebtedness OF tho county for tho purpose
II having bridge made free OF tolls"
The stockholders Of the Tuukhannock Bridge
company, through their attorney. James W.
Piatt, have presented their petition to the court
Of common pleas OF Wyoming county, scttin-
forth that their bridge has been taken from their
possession by the county. that all the taxes and
Indebtedness have been raid AID the surplus
cash distributed amonG the stockholders and ash
that the corporation be dissolved according to
law.
y. G. Cobb, tax collector oE Clinton township
was in town on "Wednesday.
Charles Russell Of Washington township, was
down to Tmkhanock Sday afternoon.
Triton Hose company held their regular month.
lv meeting on Tuesday evening and transact ID
routine business.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05
NEW MILFORD.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
New Milford, April Miss Myra Indcrli,d, Of
Binghamton, spent Saturday and SUNDAY with
he's cousin, Miss Clara lndcIiicd.
The Presbyterian Sunday school met in the
prayer meeting room Monday evening 10 ne.
Aearse new Easter music
Miss Merle Blessing entertained 4 large mum
Der Of friends at her home last saturday even
ing Mr Blessings people will soon take up
tlr? residence at oakland.
Mn, Harrison Van Cott visited her sister in
Mnuost recently.
Miss Nettie Mllarl, OF Heart Lake, called on
friends in town Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Foster have gone 10 Heart
Lake, Hhcre they will spend the summer.
Lee Swackhamcr, Of Montrosc, commenced work
in the New Milford Advertiser office Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. l., 4, smith and daughter, Pauline, Of
Kingston have returned TO their old home in tins
village.
Monday morning when r. y. Gillespie went 70
his barn. he found that the door had been broken
open and his yearling colt with cash cut in its
mouth was dead The animal tied in the
stall as Mr. Gillespie had left IL at o'clock Sun
day night.
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SUSQUEHANNA.


Special to the Scranton 1rInunc
Susquehanna. April Mrs McKcnan, an aged
resident. died at her home West Church
street this morning The funeral will probably
take place from st. JOINS Catholic chdrch ON
Friday morning.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Fmcy win take
place from st. Johns Catholic church on Thurs
day morning, when requiem high mass will he
celebrated.
Montrosc is still considering the milk condcn.
scry question.
Mrs George VI. Bostwick is seriously i'll at her
home in Monrosc with pneumonia.
II is stated that Richard j. Mccarthy will size.
ccpd John Bond foreman OF the Erie boiler
shops in Susqurhanna, and that Mr. Bond will
,c appointed to similar position in the Erie
shops in IIorncllsyilc, New York Mr.. Mccarthy
held the position in this place for many years.
Canawacta chapter, No. >, Order of the Eastern
star. held pleasant social this evening in Ma
sonic han
The Susquchanna Oakland poor district is main.
tanning eleven persons in the lunatic asylum Of
the state.
Former County Treasurer \ u. Burns. of
MontroSc. is ,lc guest OF Susquchanna relatives.
Rev. : &. Reading u. D., OF scranton, is
holding cyangclistic meetings in the Montrosc
Baptist church.
1t is reported that the state board of health
has declared genuine small poX to he epidemic in
Auburn township; has ordered vaccination
OF every person in the district and has Quaran
,lncd the entire township.
Hon. and Rev II. i. Willard, Of Rush, has re-
covered from a severe illness.
Miss WnfrCd Frazier, o, Moutro,c, has re-.
turned homo from a visit with >u~luchannl rcla.
tiNCS.
The remains Of hmaSa Bird. Of llac's Eddy,
but formerly ot Windsor, were inferred in the
Windsor cemetery ON Monday.
lam Smith, the Young man who was ar.
rested for disordcrly conduct on Monday evening,
will probably be taken to place of safe con.
fn"mcnt.
Preparations are being made to erect Bap.
tst cdifcc at Brushyillc. suburb Of Susquc.
hanna. The society is chiefly composed of for
mcr members Of the First Baptist church in Sus.
quohanra.
Delaware and Hudson station Agent T.. L. Bar.
ret, of nd,or. was in town today.
Edward Ilarrigan and company appeared in
Hogan Opera house this evening in "Old Lsvcn.
der" aud "Nugcut, the Rohbcr," to good busi.
ness.
,nc Susquchanna board of trade is still wrcsJ.
ling with the sewerage question
The Su,qucanna Transcript announces that the
controversy with the journal is ended, So tar as
il is concerned.
II is generally though mat Mrs. Nddic Stol-
dard will he appointed post mistress OF Mont.
rose, To succeed hcr late husband
Maud lllman and company and other rlclt-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05
FACToRyVILLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Factoryyillc, April 4.-Nr and Mrs. Daniel
Langstaf were pleasant callers here Monday.
Samuel Wriglcy, who has been living at Shici
shinny for some time, has moved TO Scranton.
Mr.. James Nrigley has been chosen dcIrgo:c
by the quartcly conference of this place IT, the
lay electoral conference, which meets at Owngo
on April 90 Tho business OF the conference is
TO elect lay delegates TO the general conference
which meets in Chicago, May |, 1900.
Mrs. \. \. Brown is confined to the house with
rheumatism and grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington. Of Washing
ton, y. D., are on here spending part of their
wedding tour with Mr.. Ilarrngtons grandmoth-
Cr Mrs. Eliza Warden.
Rev. Clinton Cook is doing business in Susuuc.
hanna this week.
Herbert McAlpinc has been made day operator
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05
KINGSLEY.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Kingsley, April i.--lIon g. B. Tiffany Of Glib.
son. was in town Monday.
Mrs W. H. Wilncott is convalcscng.
Miss Minnie Ball is working for Mrs. ". W.
Adams.
Miss White left Wednesday Tor a few weeks
stay in Addison, y. Y.
Miss Flora Adams guest OF Miss Mabel
Miller at Hopbullom Tuesday.
Mrs +. Z. Moore is visiting her sister Mrs
Y. Howard, at scranton.
". Willncott, Of scranton, was a recent guest
Of his sister, Mrs L. B. Sloat.
Mrs Moran, of Elmira, is guest of her aunt,
Mrs W. II. Willincott.
Hon. and Mrs G.. r. ReSSceue were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Moore Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley REYNOLDS, ot FactoryNillc.
and William Mack. OF BinGhamton, guest
at thcNhomc of Mrs Lizzie Tiffany over Sunday.
Miss Name Fairly and Miss Margaret Mccarthy
returned saturday from a ten days visit with
relatives in Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Grcavcs, Of Bnghamtou,
called on relatives here sunday. Mrs. GreLvcS is
spending few days with her mother, Mrs. j, +.
Adams, South Hartford.
Mrs. c. l.. Tiffany, of Ringhamton, called on
friends here on Friday of last wock. She was
summoned to sec her iathcr, William Gillespie,
at Hartford, who has been i'll long time.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, April l.-Whcat Firm and &c.
higher: contract grade. April. 7ia75c. Corn
Strong, Nc. higher; No. 2 mixed April, iti9a
4iAc. Oats--Firm and hai9c. higher; No. 2
white clipped, 3l%aa2c. No DO do, SOl9aSl'; (;
No. . mixed do, 2Hihc. Potatoes Unchanged D..
New York and western choice, per bushel, j0i
53c. do do. fair 20 good do, i5aisc. Butter
Dull and i9alc. lower; fancy western creamery,
2li9c: do. prints, 23c. Eggs-Dull and weak
fresh nearby l2c.; do western, l2c.; do south
western, l2c.; do. southern. lice. Cheese -
Quiet but steady Refined Sugars-UnChangcd.
Cotton-Firm and lsc. higher; middling up
lands, . l5.l6c. TallCw-Stcady: city prime IN
hogsheads, jlsajhc; country do. barrels, 5ha
j2sc.; dark, do, l7sa5isc.; cakes, 5AC. grease,
3SsaiAc. as to colcr. Live Pcultry-frm, good
demand, fowls, l0laallc.; cid roostcrs, IlRasc.
winter chickens, Halle; ducks 12c. Dressed
Poultry-Firm, good demand fowls, choice lie.
do fair to good l0alOiRC.; old roostcrs, Sc,
chickens, nearby, l2alic.; Western do, large, Il
al2l9c; medium do. l0allc.; common do, saoc
ReCeipts-Flour. 500 barrels and $500 sacks
wheat, 5000 bushels: corn. l2G,0O0 bushcls oats
l0i,00 bushels shipments Wheat, Ci,00O bush
els corn, 22G,OO0 bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels.
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FOREST CITY.


SpccldI To the scranton lIlbuhc.
Forest City, April l-Nlls. Henry Weed left
yesterday for Stanucca, where she was called
by the dangerous illness Of her brother, Fred
Stodlard.
Yesterday Mrs. Alphonsus McCabe entertained
her brother, Charles Melville, and her nephew,
George Goodwin, of Carbondale.
Miss Anna Parklns spent Tuesday the guest
OF relatives in Carbondalc.
Lcmue Jones and Miss Emma Mclaughlin
were united in marriage at Windsor, y. v, on
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs, Jones returned TO Forest
City the same day They will reside here. Mr.
Jones, who was formerly a scranton boy, has for
several years lived in Forest City. Mrs. Jones
is very popular, with large ci'He Of ac-
quaintances and has resided in this pli,c since
childhood The many friends OF both the yoLng
people join in congratulations.
4 telegram reached Harry Joseph ON Monday
night announcing the death Of his infant son,
Rudolph at Denver, Colorado where Mrs Jos.
eph aud children have been for several weeks
past, Tho remains will he brought to scranton
Friday and funeral services will be conducted
in the Jewish synagogue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago. April 4.--1his was day OF activity
on Change The trade in both grain ard pro.
visions was bewldcrins in its enounitv. Tic
corn and provision pits the ccnters of i.-
was bullSh hut il was ovCTshadowcd by the iIrc'
sstbe buying fever. May wheat clcscd alaTsc.
May corn, 17sa2C.: May cats, gale. and provis
ions from 22IE to IS c. higher than Monday's
hial figures. Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-StrLng; Ne. spring wheat, 6ia61iac.: No.
red, 7Oa1OI5c.; No. corn. 407sc. No. > yellow,
27i2a2Slac. No. 3 white. 25i2a2SAc.; No. rye,
Soc; No. barley, 40a44c. No. I fax. Sl.6i;
timothy $2.35a2i 40; PORK, Sl2. 60ll3.3j; lard 500
a6.75; ribs S6.sja7IO; shoulders, CAaGiac. sides
Sl5a7.30 sugars, cut loaf, So; granulated, 50. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-05
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, April 4.-The stock mar
kat again reflected strong buying pow
or today. orders for stock coming from
widely separated sources both by cable
and telegraph. The demand showed a
tendency to converge on a few stocks,
and strength was shifted from one
group to- another. Total sales. SiS,500.
business in the bond market was on
very large scale. Reading general As
being tax n in round amounts The
buying was generally widely distrib-
uted and prices advanced. Total sales
par value, $5,791,000.
L. S. refunding twos when issued,
three registered old Is and 5s declined
u in the bid price.