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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-13
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. De-. l?.-Wheat--Firm, SC
higher; contract grade. December 7sa73kc. Corn
--t'nn, Ac. higher; No. 9 mixed Dccember, ash
a4.i.c. 0ats-stealy; MOI 3 white clipped, so
aaOlsc. Butter--S.eady but quiet; fancy western
eamery, 26c.: do. prints, 2sc. Eggs-s.eady;
f,ir demand; fresh nearby, '0c.; do. western,
Cheese-Unchanged New York full creams fancy
small, 1lac.; do do. do. fair to choice, loizs
llhc. Refined suga,s-Quiet. Cotton-,sc. low
er: middling uplands, 97sc. Talow-steady; city
4laa5c.; cakes, SIC. Live Poultry-Dull and
lower; fowls and chickens 7asc.; old rosters, g.
G,ac.; ducks, sa9Isc.; geese slsasc; turkeys, sc.
Live Poutly-Quet but steady; fowls, ehoice. .
&C.; nearby chickens, Sallc.; western do, 7allc;
turkeys, choice 10 fancy, 9allc.; ducks. saioc.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels snd 100000
pounds in sacks; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, SS
900 bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels. Ehipinents-
Wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels;
oats, 5000 bushels.
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SUSQUEHANNA.
special to the Scranton Tribune.

epcraI 10 llif scranton tribune.
Susquehanna Dec. 12.--Good little
boys will soon glide to glory through
thin ice.
j. A. Smith. of Smith & Ames is in
New York city on business.
The DOrcas society of the Presbv-
terian church this evening repeated the
Feast Of the Seven Tables" 1t was
| wellattended and Il financial success.
John +. Doran is leader of the new
cornet band.
The series OF farmers Institutes being
held in Susquehanna county are we'll
attended.
Rabbit hunters along the Jefferson
branch are meeting with good success.
Several freight crews on the Della
ware division of the Erie have been re-
instated, on account of the brisk busi-
ness on the road.
Carbonate is again carving out a
new county Grow" or "Anthra cite"
county-from portions OF Susquehanna,
Wayne and I.ackawanna counties. with
Carbondale as the county seat. 1t is a
harmless diversion.
The Catholic priests of this diocese
will attend a clerical conference in
Scranton on Thursday.
Miss Eliza NJ. Frazier, of Drnker
street, is the guest of relatives In
Ridgewood. N. j.
The board of trade held an important
meeting last evening.
Rev. D. L. Meeker, pastor of the
Lanesboro Methodist church, partici-
pated In the revival services in the
Susquehanna Methodist church last
evening. Several persons have pro-
fessed conversion In the meetings.
Presiding Elder Floyd, of Bingham
ton, Will be present at the quarterly
conference in the Methodist church on
Friday evening,
Miss Sarah McCracken, of Oneonta.
returned home today from visit with
Susquehanna friends.
James A, Minor of Deposit, who is
attending the New York Law school
was In town on Tuesday.
Vicinity farmers report that preda-
tory foxes are depicting their poultry
flocks. Reuben, get your gun!
A large number of Susquehanna and
vicinity couples are nowadays going 10
Binghamton to have the matrimonial
knot tied, If this deplorable custom
continues to prevail, Pennsylvania min
listers may eat liver, while their Bing-
hamton brethren are regaled with quail.
But as Binghamton people continue to
come to Susquehanna for a quick time
Pennsylvania divorce, things are not
so one-sided as they might be. LET
the good work go on!''
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MONTROSE.


| Special to the Scranton Tribune.
MontrOse, Dec. 12.-Miss r. Blanche
Bostwick, who has been spending sew
eral weeks with her cousins. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gordon D. Kinds, returned to her
home in this place last week.
George H. Frazier, who has been i'll
for the last week, is slowly improving.
Arthur and Dayton Potter, Of For
est lake. were in town the first of the
week.
Daniel Clary who holds responsible
position with Binghamton firm, is
visiting his relatives here.
Miss Name Tapscott and Mrs. r.
James McCausland left for Tennessee
last week and will remain there for a
considerable time.
Our streets are in bad condition at
present, owing to the putting in OF
pipes to carry the steam from Jeffers
mill to places of business for heating
purposes. Every available man is at
work. as they wish to have the work
completed before the ground freezes.
The thermometer registered three de-
grees above zero here early Monday
morning. Good skating is reported on
small bodies of water.
The farmers institute. held here Sat
urday afternoon and evening, was
success in every detil. Charles w.
Brodhead was chairman. The after
noon session opened at 80 o'clock and
many good lectures We're given by the
practical farmers of the country and
professional lecturers. The evening ses-
sion began promptly at , o'clock and
the auditorium Of the court house was
comfortably filled. Humorous and at
at same time practical talks were given
by Prof. Seeds. who had as his sub
ject 1.-THE Mistakes Of Life" and Rev.
II. Is. Benedict. who spoke on Good
Cheer" Prof ButZ and G. w. Camp
bell. Of our neighboring county. Brad
Instructive remarks. The meeting closed
at a reasonable hour. and happy faces
told very plainly that the institute had
been enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Robert Cooper has gone TO Buff
falo. where she will in the future re-
side.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riase of Arlington Thompson to Miss
leiah Spence. which will take place
at the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion church. Wednesday, January ., at
8 o'clock. They are among the most
popular and best respected colored cit-
Zens of this place.
Richard Watrous is clerking in the
Fair store during the holiday rush.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Jones returned
Tuesday evening from their wedding
tour,
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Dec. ..-Cattle-Receipts, 2l,0O;
choice steady; others slow 10 10al5c lower than
Monday; butchers stock steady at yesterdays
prices; natives best on sale today, one car
Ga5 poor 10 good, $4a5SO; selected feeders,
steady TO Slow S'.7jai.25; mixed stockers, S2.a5
a375; cows, S2.50aI.lo; heifers, S2.60a5; can
sa.;0a535; Tcvas fed steers $iai so; Texas sras.
steers, SS2ja4; Texas bulls, S225a3.25. Hogs
Receipts today, $4,000; tomorrow, 10000; esti-
mated LETT over, 1900; acty, generally Sc. lower;
and butchers, Sl.65a4, ,97ir; bulk Of sales. &.77k
a4.sO sheep-Recepts, 1000; steady; sheep and
lambs active, loc. higher; Christmas year
lings, si.5oa5; god to choice wethers, $.10a&50;
S+a+.50; Texas sheep, SO. 5Oa3.65; native lambs
one LOT fancy Christmas, Si.l5a575; western
lambs S5aI,j
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NICHOLSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson. Dec. 12.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
w. Leroy spent Sunday with friends
in New Milford.
Mrs. Carrie kinsman j. spending
some time with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Conrad.
Mrs. A. w. Stark was calling on
relatives at Foster SATURDAY,.
Mrs. II. G.. Mack CAV. Il card party
AT her home on state street IN honor
of Mr. AIack's iifty-fourth birthday.
Refreshments We're served. Those
present We're III. s. Stephens. G. $.
Harding. S. II. Harding, II. F.. Cooney.
r.. L. Bacon. W.. II. Knapp, Mr.. A..
Frounfellser. E. F.. Johnson and DR..
r. M. Niles. -
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Bell and son
Stanley spent few days last week
with friends at Hartford.
Last Friday afternoon a number Df
little folks journey to the home Of
Mrs. Brown On North S5aic street
in honor of her son Rays third birth
Cay. a very enjoyable time wa!s spent
and refreshments We're served. Those
'rscnt We're: Mabel CCnrnd Helen
stephens. Ethel Decker. Cleo Squiles.
Howard Walker, Clark Stephens. Ar
thur Walker.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

- -, r ,n ,,.,. A., . I. ,,,,,
New YORK. Dec i2.-Ac'i'ity IN is'se NUM-
ber of usually dormant securities was taken by
traders today 70 demonstrate increased interest
. .,.- :, 49,, It'll.
!" 'ne S'oek hiorhe' Oil 'he part o' tue ou's'"e
public. Gains in these properties were more ex-
teI,siye than in the usual market leaders and eS-
,,,,.,.. =. .:.,. 100, c.,.,,,,,
'e'oeu " po'"'s III gone cases "ehe'''i'
speaking the market during the forenoon dis
played great animation and strength with specu-
lative interest ladiating from one group OF stocks
to another. The market for Americans abroad
was described as buoyant and the sibitrage
houses bought about $1,000 shares on balance ior
Lordon. At the outset OF business the coal stocks
were the principal features aud generally goI
well above last nights close on an enormous
demand. These properties later on showed the
effect OF heavy realizarions. Heavy buying tic.
veloped in the steel stocks owing 10 continued
was very heavy buying at intervals in the arans,
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BEATEN BY BURGLARS.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Pottsville. Pa, Dec. 12,-Jacob BaS-
er an elderly man, is in the Pottsvilla
hospital in an unconscious condition,
due to being beaten by several of a
gang of masked men, who broke into
his home last night H. lonely place
on the road to ST. Clair Mrs, Baker
was also beaten. Both were bound,
while the burglars searched the prem
ises and took their savings, consist
ing of $40 and then left.
Mrs. Baker freed herself from her
bonds, after some effort, and making
her wounded husband as comfortable
as she could, she came to the police
headquarters. The police who re-
sponded found Baker unconscious and
removed him TO a hospital.
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GIBSON.
Ic Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Gibson. Dec. 12.-W. Fl. Estabrook's
and son Hile visited in Wayne county
last week.
John j. Potter was in New Milford
on business one day last week.
Mrs. w. j. Lamb and daughter
Sadie visited Mrs. Ethel Tiffany in
Hartford recently.
c. F. Empet and family have moved
to New Milford,
Mrs. w. X. Reese has moved from
Forest City on their farm, recently
vacated by MIR. Empets. Mr. Reese
will come in the spring.
Mrs. w. III. Estabrooks and Mrs. e.
Fl. Sweet visited Mrs. B. ". Leonard
at Jackson last Friday.
The Gibson Cornet band held q BAN
quet at the Gibson house last Tues
day evening, to which tifty-one We're
present, They all report a good time.
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Barley campbelrs "siberia,

Tie Acddelnv OF Music presents an excellent
attraction next week in scenic revival OF ''Si-
beriu.' BARLEY Gampbell's famous mclodrana.
or all plays written by this prolific author none
has been more successful than lis graphic por.
i'nyai OF lite in the cars domain. with it's nj
hiiis'n its au!ocraiic government, It's bitter
wrongs and molstron> injustice; and The public
seems never 10 lire OF SIBERIA" so pathetic is
It's story, thrilling its scenes so interesting its
character, and so happy its denouemen,.
The scene III the Siberian mines would alone
make tile play success, perfect is its
realism and So absorbing its interest 4 picture
o! Russian tyranny which carefully o,nits the
more horrible OF lis details but which sug-
gests TO the imaginative auditor a world OF
startling possibilities. An appropriate and
beautiful scenic hves,iurc and company COM
posed OF artists of reputation and ability arc
promised by the management. First performance
Thursday night, December 20. Matineas will be
given Friday and saturday.
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"The Highwayman."

'rhe Highwaymun' comes to the f.yceum to.
morrow evening, when it will be presented by
the Broadway tNcw York; Theater Opera com.
pany. The fame and success Of the company
have preceded il here and a large audience
will undoubtedly witness "The Iighwayman."
The story Of the opera deals with Dick Fitzger
aid. reckless, dashing youngster, who having
sambed away every possession in the world cx
cept his pistols. his horse and general lacN
OF conscience. took 10 the road and cried
"stand and deliver after the manner Of Dick
Tnrpin Claude Duval, and other famous heroes
of the heath. OF course, this Dick had a
sweetheart. she is good girl, who would have
nothing TO do with highwaymlan. but she fell
in love with Dick before he went OH the road.
There is also lordly william, whose cheating
at cards was the cause Of Dicks ruin Dicks
highway ofenses have been pardoned, but the
william. liawkhulst. intends TO keep hold OF it.
till Dick is beyond its need in this world. So
the sweetheart, Constane, decides 10 masquerade
as Dick. the highwayinan, and take the pardon
from HaWkhurst. Now this would be simple
process il it We're not for the fact that two other
persons in the story have decided to imperson.
ate the highwaynian, one TO carry OFF Il girl
whom lie loves. and the other 10 demonstrate
his proves, also for the sake OF girl. The
result is that three highway Dicks appear in
the second act and there are complications
enough to please reader Of Dumas. What
these complications are and how they are de.
veloped the reader can find out by going to
see the opera
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Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases
Of the organs of digestion and nutrition
perfectly and permanently. It purifies
the blood, and SO by curing the cause of
disease, cures many forms of disease in
organs remote from the stomach.
cFor the past sixteen years have had torpid
liver and indigestion and tried many doctors
writes Mrs. Simeon Suggs, of Clyde, Sabine Par
ish, La. rThree months ago ] Thought would
try DR.. K. v. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and his Pleasant Pellets got six bottles OF
each and received good result in week, and
to-day am cured sound and we'll The symp-
toms were coated tongue, specks before the eyes,
disposed to be cross ana irritable foul stomach,
bad taste In the mouth, tired feeling, feeling
Of dread or fear. headache, yellow skin, etc.
These symptoms did not al appear at once. II
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Pellets as directed in pamphlets wrapping
bottles they will bring back the bloom Of fife as
il did with me-"
Dg. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill.
iousness and sick headache
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BROOKLYN.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Brooklyn, Dec. ll,-Dr, n, S. Sage
attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank
Lord on Sunday; also that of Wood
bury Wilbur, who died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Westbrook
Mrs. Sage is visiting in Scranton.
j. c. Miller is on the sick list.
The pupils of the graded school are
preparing for the mid-term examina-
tions by the county superintendent.
A farmers institute was held in the
Ashley hall Monday. The forenoon
session, though not largely attended,
was interesting and instructive. Dur
ing the afternoon more farmers We're
present and listened with interest to
the lectures upon "Dairying," by Mr..
Mcdonald, of Delhi. =. Y: RE
claiming Worn Out Soil, or Cheap Fer
tility," by Mr. Seeds, of Huntington,
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FACTORYVILLE.
'ecial to the Scranton Tribune.

NPV0IHT w FHo '0FHH0VI TIIUUHt'
Factoryville, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Edgar
Fuller, of Camptown, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. M. w. Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins, of Ulster, Pa,
are spending few days with their son,
Jeweler Il. l.. Watkins.
The many friends of Mr. II. j. Parrott
We're shocked to read of his sudden
death this morning, Mr.. Parrott spent
one season in this town and made many
friends.
The ladies of the Baptist church
served one Of their popular suppers at
the church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Gardner, who
have been taking a western trip, will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-13
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Dec 1s-Lighter receipts and an ,m-
p,ovement in the cash demand caused an adj
vance in wheat today, May closing 9uc. over
NC ligher May oats closed haNc. up and
provisions unchanged to &c. lower. Cash quo-
tations were as follows: No. spring wheat,
7la7ac.; No. red, 72a75c.; No. 2 corn, 37Ae.;
white, 25s.a2Gc.; No. 8 white, 25Aa28c. EA :
rye, 49a5Oc.; barley 4Oa41lsc.; No. / 6ax, Sl.6l;
No. northwest Sl.0J; pork, sll.2jall.37ts; lard,
G.c' sides. so.1cao. s, 20: Whi.key si.a1 sugars, @
cut Loaf. S0.22; granMlated, $50.
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At the Gaiety Today.

The Bon Ton Rurlesquers company is com.
posed OF petty girls, funny comedians and SUI
peror vaudeville artists. These combined will,
handsome costumes and elegant scenery go far
towards presenting absolutely the best bur-
lcsque show now on the road. All the latest
songs and comedy hits oi the day, together witt,
a n,rnbrr OF briaht and up to date specially =
artists to interpret the same, make this one OF
the premier entertainments OF this character OF
the day.
For three days commencing Thursday matinee
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New York Live Stock.

New York, Dee. l2.---Beeves--Market slow. clos
ing l0c lower on steers; bulls and medium 20
good COWS, iu steady; thin COWS, dull; ord
nary to choice native steers, S.6Oa5.50; oxen
and stays, $3,i0,5.l0; bulls, S9.25a3.75; cows,
S'.Oa3.i5. Calves-Neals, steady; choice trine
$50; srassels, S2.'5aa,5o; led and mixed
calves, S3a35o. Sheep and Iambs-Sheep more
active, top grades, stIong; lambs. Csc. higher;
common TO choice sheep, s., Iisa4S7ia; culis, -;
lsmbs Sja5.2j culs, Sia4.JD; Canada lambs,
Slj. Hogs--Steady, s52Oaj.35.
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LAST THREE DAyS.-Bon Ton B,,rlesyuers
Tonight, "self and Lady" "

One Of the funniest iarccs that ever found
It's inspiration In a Galic source will I've pre-.
sentcd q, the fyccum this evening.
II Is entitled "Self and Lady," and will have
its abundance Of racy characters interpreted by
CHARLES frohmans comedians. In this play
there will he found some exceedingly lively
situations. Tile dialogue is of the most spark.
ling kind. One Of the charms Of the piece Is
the surprising novelty Of treatment, based upon
the well.known theme Of funloving wives. for
the time being, fooling their equally fun.loving
husbands. There is All absolute newness OF
treatment in this particular line OF French farce
Charles Frohmnns comedians ranks as the best
COMPANY OF its especial kind on the Englsl,
speaking stage. Here are some Of the names on
its rosters l.. N. Holland, Fritz Williams, Tsa.
bel Irving, May Robson, Arnold DAILY James
Kearney. Maggie Holloway Fisher, Jay Wilson.
Marie Derickson. Muy Lambert Nellie Butler,
T. r. Fddnger, May Galyer
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I'm Old Kentucky"

There have been many plays OF American life.
but few that possess the charm Of that endur
ing success. In Old Kentucky which comes
To the Lycenm Saturday matinee and night.
So much has been written in its praise that it
were almost unnecessary to add anything at this
time. 1t is an elaborate scenic production. rep.
resenting scenes in the mountainous and blue.
grass regions OF Kentucky with marvellous Rdel.
ity.
Tile company is said TO be an exceptionally
strong one and ii will be safe 10 venture the
assertion that the engagement will be profit.
able one for no other theatrical attraction has
met with such great financial success. "In Old
Kentucky has made fortune for its owner
and another for its author. Ii is now in It's
eighth year and apparently It's popularity :" as
great ever.
=, special ladies' and chiidrens bargain day
matt inee Will be given al 2.3O p. ms: Adults, 2I
and 35 cents; children. II cents to any part Of
the hurIr.
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A. E. Rogers

Wonder how many pages
OF a good newspaper it would
require to catalogue all the
good things there are here in
the gift giving linel
Choosing here is easy,
however, for everything is
arranged to your conveni-
ence. We don't mind helping
you with the choosing, if you
wish it.
There's nothing but what's
here, that ought to be here.
Nothing but what we can say
to you frankly and candidly:
"lt's the best we know Of for
the money" ...- T.
Come and look" Costs
nothing; very satisfying, very
appetizing, especially if you've
presents to make and your
thinker won't work.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup

Has been used ior over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
II sooTHEs the CHILD. soFTENs the GUNS.
XLLAYs all PAIN; CURES WIND COIIC. and
is the best remedy for DiARRHoEA,, Sold by
Druggists in every part OF the world BE sure
and take no other kind. twenty-five cents
bottle.
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The Best Gold Cure

is one you can take without Interrupt
ton 10 business. One that does not
effect the head or hearing like the con-
tinued use of quinine. One that cures
speedily and leaves you feeling fresh
and clear-headed. Such a one 10
Krause's Cold Cure. Price 25c. Sold
by Matthews Bros. ~
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East Liberty Stock Market.

East Liberty, Dec. a,--Cattle--stcady; extra,
siioa5eo; prime, s1ao;s5i common, ssas5o
good pigs, Sj.l0aj,l5; comon to fair Workers. S.
ij.0j; roughs, Si.60aA75. Sheep-Actiye; choice
wcthels. Siai.2O; common, 81 .50s2. 20: choice
lambs s5Ml5,75 common to good, Ss, SOa5; veal
calves, 50. 50a7.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buqfalo. Dec, 12.-Receipts-Cattls, 40
cars; sheep and lambs, 80 ears; hogs, % Wr.
Shipments-Cattle, l+o cans; sheep aud lambs, IA
cars; hogs, rs cars. Cattle-Steady; calves,
choice 10 extra, s7,5oa7,75; lambs. choice to ..-
ira, Sa75a5.00, Sheep--MiXed, x3.75as.s5. Hogs
Heavy, 81, l0a5.l2ia; pigs, IS. 25a530.
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Now York Grain and Produce.

New York, Dec. 12.-Flour-Market arm sssiu
and held a shade higher, with fair business
reported Mt old prices; Minnesota patents, Sa1
4.o5. Wheat-Spot firm and active; mol red,
'stsc. t. o. b. ailoat; No. 2 red, TIC. elevator;
No. northern Duluth, $3.50. l. 0. b. aaoat;
alter noon msrset was particularly strong; closed
firm at ssc. net advance: No. g red January
closed 77ke.; March,, 7aAc.; May. 7sAc.; De.
eemfer, nc; Corn-.spot steady; No. 2, sAe.
elevator and ijs.c. +. o. b. aHoat; options gen
orally steady TO lm; closed firm ut partial
&C. net advance; ,lanlary closer 43'sc.; May.
42;sc.: Recen,her, 45c. Oats--Spot frm; No. .,
21c.: No. s, aGstc.; No. . white, 3O1sa3lc.; No.
white, 29l4a3Oc. track mixed western, 26l.u
Csc: track white western, 2sisa55c.; track white
state, 2elaa35c.; options quiet all day but frmer,
Butter-Steady; creamery, lSa26c.; factory, l2a
1jlsc.; June creamery, lsa23lse.; imitation
creamery, 15sl9c.; state dairy, l6a24c. Cheese
Firm; fancy large fall made, llAallAsc.; fancy
fall made small, 1ltaloc. Eggs-Steady; state
and Pennsylvania, 27a3Oc.; western. regular
packing 22a27c.; western, loss off, 29c
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When these
are diseased
they contanni-
nate every
drop of blood
made from
the food they
act upon, and
this contami-
nation is car
ried through
the W h ole
body. It may
settle in the
liver, kidneys.
heart or lungs
but the root
OF the disease
is in the ston-
a h. Cure
the stomach
and you cure
disease.
nr ptarca,e
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THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lvceun.

THURSDAY. Charles Frohman's comedians In
"Srf and Lady,"
FRlDAy."Thc Hiehweyman," Dc Koven aud
Smiths comic opera
SATURDAY. TIN Old Kentucky Afternoon
and night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-13
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected BY II. q. nale. ~ Lackawanna Ave
Butter-CreaInery, 2aa2oc.
Eggs-Stlect western, Ale. nearby state, 3ic
Cheese cream, new, l2c.
Beans-Per bu., choice marrow, Sc. so.
Onions-60s per bu.
Flour-Best patent, $3.50
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-13
Oil Market.

Oil City, Dec l2-Credit balances, Sl.07; csr-
tihrates opened and closed slosh bid for cssh
barrels; runs. los,fsi barrels; s,srsgs. sI.s0s
barrels