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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, Nov. l.-.-Elour-Firm aud nhNde
higher; winter sllaishiS, si.3nti.i5; Mimi, pat
cuts, S'5.;i.NI. Wheit-Spot tlm: No. > red,
northern Duluth. 7"ic. /. O. b .dloat. options
wcrr strong and active all day, They finally
ra>cd on and closed unsettled At ',lIsc. not ld'
vance, later on noccmh"r March closed soa,c.;
May. 1j'ac.i Dec, ,'9ir. tolh-Spot iinl;
No, ., U5,sc elevator and 6i3sc t. o. l.. ailoat,
Options we've strong and higher: closed strong
Al Hio, net advance; May closed hiAe; Dec,
3. i,c.; No. white, iii4aHiar.: No. white,
iic.; track missed western, ilaisl2c,; track
white, iaal7c. options INN with The other sta
pies and fairly active west. bnltcr~Fim;
creamery, l5a22i &c; factory, l2iaal5iac: JGre
creamery, l,isaaiI.r,: imitation creamery, liiaa
lSc; state dairy, l4a2lc. Cheesc--Quict; fancy
large colored, Sisa99.c,; fancy large white, "ia
small white l0Ic EggS-Flm: state aud
Penna., !Sa2,c,: WESTERN uncLnllcd, l'i29r. !;
Mcsiem randlo,, 2Ol23c.
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HONESDALE.


Special In th. Scranton Tribune.
IIonesdalc. Nov. Aired and James
Crossley, of Chicago, arrived home
Saturday night. They We're summoned
by the continued serious illness of their
lnonth"r, Mrs. Thomas Crosslcy.
The boulevard up the Dyberry river
is To be put in better condition, with
a private subscription, secured by Colo
mel Coe Durlund.
Homer Greene has returned from an
| extended stay at Atlantic city, much
benefited in health.
The condition of l.. T.. Galloway, who
suffered Il paralytic stroke recently. is
growing worse daily.
Auditor General T.. r. HaldenberSh
who is also chairman of the county
committee. is home from Harrisburg to
attend election.
Seventeen shares of the Wayne Cotln-
ty Savings bank stock We're sold at the
court house on Saturday. The lowest
bid was $32I: the highest $40. The par
Valu" is $luO
The .Amity club will hold Il smoker
Tuesday evening. The election returns
will be received in the club rooms by
special wire. Members of the En-
change club have invitations to enjoy
the smoker. Bunnell will furnish re-
frcShments.
\ deep interest has been awakened
by the special meetings that are being
held in the Methodist church. Rev. G..
\. Place is assisted by Evangelist j. =.
Davis, who used as his theme on sun
day morning. "'rhe New Bith.' which
WAS presented in a very favorable
manner.
Grace church was we'll filled sunday
evening. The services were of unusual
interest throughout. The organ recital
by Mrs. Jesse Dolmestch and vocal solo
with Nerdure clad" by Mrs, w. \.
Wood. We're sWeetly rendered.
There was an exciting scene on Front
street Saturday morning. A horse at
1ached to IA market wagon came rush
ing up the street without a driver.
When the maddened steed reached the
Citizen office. Editor Penniman, who
happened to be ON The sidewalk, took
in the situation and placed himself in
front OF the animal. BY his strong arm
and placid countenance, the horse was
brought under control without injury
10 editor or horse,
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
10 the Scranton 1Ibunc.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
Towanda. NOV. 1.-The next attrac-
ton booked for Hale's opera house
will be Nogel's MINISTRIES. which will
appear here on November Is with fifty
of the best professionals on the road.
y new daily paper is being agitated
at Athens to be published by Editor
Hinton Of the Gazette.
The strikers at the Bernice have just
received check for $1,000 from the as
sociation OF mine workers.
The borough schools of Athens are
closed owing to The prevalence of diph-
liberia.
The following constitute the COM
miltees to arrange for the unvelins
ceremonies of the new soldiers and
sailors monument AT Towandu on
Tuesday, November 20: On dedication.
g. y. HUI, of Athens for grand army,
j. r. Hested OF New Albany; j. W.
Hurst. of Camptown and f.. NJ. futon
nf Bentley Creek: commissioners. II.
NJ. Spaldine, j. II. Murray. J. ID. Kin
ney; selected by burgess OF Towanda,
William Maxwell, esq" w. RI. Smith,
VI. Shepherd: master of ceremonies,
Colonel Edward Overton, esd; to So
licit funds, w. II. Smith, NJ. Shepard,
James Bryant, J. A. Wet: ON 1ranspor-
tation, G. u. Hull, II. NJ. Spalding. j.
II. Murray; on invitations, William
Maxwell, esd, j. w, Hurst, j. ID. Kin
ney: on speakers, c. y. Hull, J. r.
liested, \. Keefe.
The business men of Towunda have
perfected an organization to benefit the
welfare OF the business interests and
awake interest towards securing cer-
tam manufacturing enterprises. The
following constitute the official board
President, T.. Il. Mckee; vice-presl-
dents, y. \. Belts, j. * Newell; treas
urer, NJ, NJ Spaldins, secretary, III. l..
liolcOmb: executive committee, G. l..
Tracy, NJ, NJ. Spalding, T.. b, Mckee,
j. W. Mix, G. u, Welles. T.. f. IIzer.
W, +, Wilson, d, T, Evans, T., L..
Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. j. II. Yeager and Mr.
and Mrs. r.. T.. Quinlan ana family
have gone to Waynesville, y. c., to
spend the winter,
The register and recorder granted a
marriage license last week to a boy
nineteen years of age and the girl If
teen years old, both having their par
ents consent.
While Workmen We're digging for a
sewer at Athens IA few days ago, the
graves of three Indians We're discov-
cred, including other relics.
Fred Perkins, clerk at Athens, has
disappeared with about 500 of his
father-in-law's receipts and leaves a
family behind.
The trustees of the Packer hospital
at Sayre have authorized the erection
of a residence for The superintendent,
Mrs. II, W. Gaylord has been spend-
ing the last ol'the week with relatives
in l.e Raysvlle.
\ tobacco warehouse will he openpd
al Sayre by Isaac Myer < co. Of New
YolG.
Air. ana Mrs, q, W, Carman of Cam
ton have just celebrated their fifty-
nun wedding anniversary.
Pearl Cuddebac, of Athens was
awarded fourth prize, a telescope
in "A contest at the Pan. American for
guessing the number of pickles that n
certain jar contained.
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MONTROsE

spccial TO the Scranton Tribune.
Nlontrosc, Nov. i.--lIarry II, Hustled
and wife, nee May Foster. of Brooklyn,
n. y. were the guests of Montrose
friends on Saturday and sunday.
Hon. H. VI. True is in New York on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Il. cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Knoll drove to Laneshoro
yesterday to visit Mrs. Cooks par
ents.
The A. l.athrcp residence on Lake
nvcnuc has been sold to Mr.. Anthony,
Of Wilkes Barre. whose family mas
spent the summer here for several
years
Misses Mollie and 1Iettie Biddlc and
Mrs Dora *. Lathroo have arrived
home from San Francisco. where they
went to attend the great Episcopal
convention recently held in that city.
Mrs. j. Dew. Gould and Mrs. Henry
Dewitt leave this week for Dover Dell
where they expect to spend the winter
Mrs. w. NJ. Rambo and children are
visiting friends at Kingston and Lu-
Hernc.
Mrs. Lavinia stone was the guest
over Sunday of her sou, Harry stone
at his home in Meshoppcn.
Mrs. Enoch Smith. of Lcstershire,
formerly of this place. is visiting rca-
tives in town.
Mrs. Todd. the mother of Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Post. died at the lattcr's resi-
dence on High street. Saturday after
noon. The funeral will be attended
from the house tomorrow afternoon.
Frank j. Harold has returned from
trip TO Susouehanna, Great Bend
and BinGhamton.
EX-commssioncr Il. i. Bailey. Of
Brooklyn. was a visitor in town today.
Rev. Father Dustin. of st. Peters
cathedral. Scranton. delivered a SER
mon before the Sacred Heart League
of St. Marys church in this place on
Friday evening. his theme being THE
Mercy of Christ" Father Dustin also
celebrated mass on Saturday. IAN
Souls Day" and preached the sermon.
The great event of the season, or one
of them at least, will be the Mock
Trial to take place at the court house
on Monday evening next for the ben
eft Of the Village Hall Building Fund.
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For a First Aid Society.

Edtor Of scranton Tribuno.
S.r: Kindly grant me space in AoIr valuable
paper Tor few lines to call the at;en, ion vi
wolkinemcn in general TO law which went into
effect today. relating 10 anthracite mines, and
providing Tor the and attention o' employees
injured in and about the mines. rs follows:
Section |, BE it enacted 1t shall be unlawful
il operate any anthracite mine employing ten
men ~ more i'll the state of femnSyi yiyana uni, s.
said mine is provided with 4 suI!lc"n. quantity
Of linsccd or olive oil, bandlges (lIncn, splns,
WOODEN and waterproof blankets. Said articles
shall he stored in room erected in a convenient
place in the mine. which room shall not be less
than eight by twelve feet. and sufficiently iuT.
ni>cd, lighted. cleaned and ventilated, 80 that
therein medical treatment may be- given injured
employees i'll oasc Of emergency. The furnishings
shall he sufficient to accommodate two or molG
persons in n reclining and sitting posture.
sections t~o and three reaGc the duties OF
mine iotcnc. and assistants. Section tOnr relates
the duties Of mine Inspector.
Section 5. The neglect refusal to perform
The duties required to he performed by any
section Of this act hy The parties therein required
TO perform tl,n,. or the violation at any OF the
requirements thereof, shall be deemed u inisde.
meanor, and shall upon conviction thereof in tle
roit Of quIitcr sessions in The county where the
mi>dencanor Was committed, he punishable BY
line not exceeding 500 Or imprisonment in the
county Jail ion period not exceeding six months.
or both, AZ the discretion OF the colut.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Nov. 4.-Speculators were
disappointed of their hopes of rise
in prices w. today's stock market. of
which they fancied that the active buy
ing movement at the closing of Sat
urJaN's market after the appearance
of an unsatisfactory bank statement
was Il percusor. Reports continued re-
assuring today of the favorable prog
ress of the negotiations over the
Northern Pacilic-Great Northern mat
ter but there is room for the question
how far the forthcoming announce
inent of the result has been already dis
counted. The benefit of such Il devel-
opment as removing a threatened
cause Of damage to security values is
self-evident but the financial project
which these negotiations seek ~ ad.
jus. on a ornament basis has lost | y
magical power of appeal to the spec
uldtive imagination.
individual price movements in to-
days market don't call for special
mention except for the liquidation ev.-
dent in Peoples Gas and SHARP ad-
"ances in the Buffalo. Rochester aud
Pittsburg stocks amounting TO 5is
points in the common and points in
the preferred. The market closed dan
aud heavy but at some recovery from
the lowest, Union Pacific reaching 4
fraction over Saturday in the final
dealings. Total sales today, iil,100
shares.
Railroad bonds were irregular. Total
sales par value, $3045,O00. United
%tates bonds were all unchanged on
TIE last call
Tho following quotations are furnished The
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been visiting her daughter. Mrs. James
Dcuhler. on Second street, the past
three weeks. returned home on Mon
DAY.
Under the new schedule on the Lc-
high Valley railroad. which went into
effect on Sunday. we have two early
morning trains, one from the east. ar
riring here at S.36: and one from the
west, at S.56. Train No. /. in the alter
noon. also stops at the small stations
above Tunkhannock.
Miss Nina Carney and friend. OF
Scranton, visited the formers aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Luce. over Sunday.
Joseph Lott and George w. Beiule-
man. OF the pension department at
Washington, -. c., are here to attend
election.
Rev. w. II. MentZer. of llazeton. is
stopping With friends in town this
week.
commissioners Clerk George y. DOYLE
made II trip to JerningSville on Mon
day. to superntend the moving of the
polls at that place
Captain William G.. Graham returned
on Monday from an extended visit with
relatives in Scranton.
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outside. This week he goes over to
the Baptist church in Auburn which
he will rrnaint.
Stuart Riley has purchased Il nice
little pony outfit for his little son
Minot. which was seen on the street
for the first time on Sunday.
T.. Il. Thomas made a shipment of
buckWheat flour to Oklahoma terri
tory from his mill recently.
Liba Lott went to the Pan-American
Friday in company with others from
here. and is expected home today.
There is to be Il surprise Rcbekah
social at the home of one of the mem-
bers of the lodge on Friday evening
next.
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SpRINGViLLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
SprinGville, Nov i'll. W. Williams
nas purchased an engine for use in
pressing hay ana other work.
q. p. Stang and Orange Whitney
Went 10 Hopbottom with three teams
one day last week and brought home
a derrick, boiler and some other fix
lures for use in their quarry.
\. G. Thomas has lately had Il Well
put down on his premises for house use.
Well-drller Van Aukcn doing the
work.
a. .. Hendershut and Wife, \. l..
Stevens, Mrs. Anna e. Stevens and
Jerry Lyman and wife are visiting the
Pan American. They are expected
home todaH.
One of the most enjoyable Rebekah
socials of the season was given by Mr.
and Mrs. $. o. Culver at their home
on Halloween About fifty guests We're
present, and until midnight joy reigned
supreme.
Ray Culver has accepted II position
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

CITY OF SCRANTON, Depal tmcnt of Public
safety Sealed proposals will lee opened at
the office OF the city recorder by the director oi
this department. at I O'Clock H. M, Monday,
Nov l., 1901, for repairing the city of ScrIn.0n
garbage Crtnmtorv, according TO plans and spcci.
fcatiOns prepared by Mr.. 4, NJ, Eigan, 80 he seen
AT the olice of the DepaI,mcnt or Public SAFETY.
All bids shall he filed with the riiy controller
C"Mirkcd Proposai'D, At his Office ia the iIty
Han not Later than 10 O'Clock a, M, Monday.
Nov Is, 1901. The sum OF hfty dolarS ESQ 0Nl
in cash or certified check is 10 be enclosed with
in case of refusal on omission ON tnn nI,t of
the bidder to whom ihc contract i ava dcd 80
execute contract within taH days after tho
awarding ut the same.
The city reserves the lislt Ia trIrct any U all
bids +. h. WoRMSgR
director department oi Public S,irly
ScrlntOn, Pa. NOV, /, lYol.
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slow. but without decided changos fine export
steers. Sl.0a6U0: good TO choice, Sj.5jd:.15;
fair to medium. $3.5Oa..2j; branded light Ran
s.S stccrS S3.iOa3.Sj choice tat heiicls, Si.1ji
30: light to good, $9.25s4GN: fair TO good,
S21;Ii3. 81: Gamers and common Sl.j0a250; bulls.
fair supply and demand; export, S'.75a4; sl,!s-
arcan d butchers, S2. 2.'5a3.ej stockr,S and iced
crs. easy: feeders. IS. T5a4: Stockers, S3.a5a
500; common. >eiOlS.i5; stock heite,s ss;O
az; Neals, Si.',0aI.1j; gia,ser> and fed calves,
S21Qal.Ij
Hogs supply 1%6 cav: lower: heavy. 500;
mixed, &j.00dG: pigs 4S.2,di.ii; ro,ghs Sj.2j
aj.50; stays. S4a4.15: closing trn.
sheep-Suppy 80 ears: hrirrr: lambs. tops,
sisoa4. 20; oulls to good. $i.15a4I:,; taiad.s,
Si7jai.S5: sheep. tops. miyed, S3.35.3.50: cuS
10 good. &2a:;.2j wool wetlcrs and ycarlines.
S3 GO,.,,J; fall yclllncs 81, 1:,i
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

in New Milford and will move there
this week. The pay is 81 90 per day,
rain or shine.
Halloween night a dozen or more
loodlums from Mud Hollow came up
here for the purpose of having what
they call lot of fun. The fun con-
sisted of tearing UP and destroying
property and making themselves gem
orally obnoxious. They were notified
to appear this morning or prosecutions
would follow. AS no settlement has
been made proceedings will probably
be begun today. This same gang has
been doing the town for several years.
and the people are bound TO put stop
TO H.
Painter culver has been engaged
lately putting IA coat of graphite on
some of the roofs in town and some
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during the past week and has returned
with his bride.
Mr.. Ford. of Owego, visited recently
at SaXy Wilmarth's.
Mrs. Maurice Tingley was among
those who witnessed the closing days
of the Pan-American show
Mr.. a. $. Scott. of Montrose, Mr..
Fred Scott, and Misses Millie and
Frances Brown, of Dalton, visited at
Mrs Amra Browns on sunday.
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TUNkHANNOCk.

SfcClAl 10 tic scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. Nov. 4.--I Wells Rey-
holds. who is stationed as paymastcr
In the United states yard at Norfolk
Va. is spending a few days with his
family at this place.
Miss Josephine I'oycc. of Scranton.
spent Sunday with her parents. Nj.
and Mrs Patrick Boyce. on Pine street
John B. Orcrficld and Dennis Harley,
of Mashoppen. were doing business in
town OH Monday.
Mrs. George Skinner, who has been
visiting her parents at Frecland. Pa.
the past week, returned home on Sat-
urdaA.
Mrs Thomas of Springville, who mas
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market,

Chicago, Nov i.-~Bull activity in the com
s,sns M today, December com closing 9sc higher
Dec. wheat, isassc, advanced, and Dec oats,
l,a9sc, up, Provisions closed dull, .l2aaOa9al &C.
Flour Steaty No. spring wheat, 6saGs'. O.,
No. /. yellow corn, joiaaGoc.; No, oats, 3s'sa
39iac.; No. > white, tOsiailiar,i NJ. 3 White
ug, 5iaisr: mess lork, Sl3scai3si; lard.
ss5j.s. 90; ,hort libs, 81 sOa,oi; dry s,l,cd
shoulders, 7ha7'2c; short clean sides, :, loaS.soi
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BONDS.
lSlilNlA III
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOl KS,

Corrected hy II. &. Dale, - LIckawanna AVe.)
HcalS-pcr bnShcl, choice marrow, S..GOa2Gj.
Buttcr--FrcSh creamery, 2la22c; dairy, fresh,
pc.
thceseFull cream, l0,5allc.
Esg>-NcLlby state, !'l2!r.
Medium Be.n>rcr huSlle, $50
Green Pea, Per bushel, 81. Aoalij.
llom-Best patent, per barrel. s4.45.
Bolus-Pcr b'i.he choice marrow, Si.v
rotatorS-Icr bustc., Sl.5I.
Onons--Pcr hushcl, SlOO
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LEGA L.


FRANCIS II. DAY vs.. ANNIE DAY I'm the Court
oi Common Pleas Of Lscknwannl county Nc.
lsO, March Term, 1901.
To Annie bay, Respondent. The subpoena and
the alias subpoena in the above entitled uIliSc
having been returned non ct invcniuS, ior The
reason that you could not he found IN the said
county, you are hereby notified To be and appear
al the next tenn OF the Court of Common Pleas
of said county to hc held IN the city oi SCrau,
ioM on tie mn dav of November. 1901, 10 answer
the libcllantS complaint in said case.
CHARLES H. StilADI ~arrih.
O'BRIEN X MARTIN, Attorneys for libcllant,
BESSIE ROWE ". JollN W RoWE--m tho
CONT oi Common Pleas Of IachaNanni ,ou.-
". No. 80, Nay Tom, 1901.
10 John ", Rowe, Respondent; The subpoena
and the alias subpoena in the above entitled
cause having hceu returned non est invcntus, for
the reason that you could nol be- found IN the
said county. YOU Me hereby notified Ia be and
appear ul the next term oi the Court ot Common
Pleas to bc held in the city ot scranton, ON the
nth day Of November, 1901, 10 answer the libel-
lanls complaint IN the said case,
CHARLES H. StIiADT, Sheriff.
o'BRIEN MARTIN, Attorneys for Libcllint,
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East Liberty, Nov. t.--Ca,tlc--Slow choice.
>j1oad; prime. S5aj.Gu: gooi s4.,ioa5.5j.
iogs--Stcady; prime Lcayy, $i.lOaG20: heavy
mediums. SGlG. 10: light mediums, Sj.sIajaO:
hcav, yoilicrS, S5.7OiisO; light do, s,.iOa5.I0:
rgs. Tj.ajaji5; rouglis, $ia5.jO; skips. $3.50
also.
Shcep-Stcady; best wehcls. ss.16a2.a5: cnls
and common, Sla.; ycarline>, s.. >,n#.775; veal
calves. SiIG ~
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10 you have feeling of undue fullness
In the stomach, bclchings, or sour or
bitter risings! These are but few of
the symptoms OF the diseased stomach.
The worst thing which can be done
for the stomach in such a case is to take
some tablet or powder which merely
gives temporary relief from discomfort.
The best thing to do is to begin the cure
OF the disease by beginning the use of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
II makes the "weak" stomach strong,
and puts the body i'll a condition OF
vigorous health.
ri was troubled long time with dyspepsia,
torpid liver. and constipation" writes Mrs. julia
T. Deal, OF Ostwalt. Iredell Co, y, {. Could
scarcely cat anything at all would have attacks
of pain something like collie and sometimes il
seemed as though Iould not live. wrote to
Dr. X. V. Pierce, stating my condition and IN a
few DAYS received a Kind letter .! advice, telling
iiie to iisc Dr. Pierccs Golden Medical Dscov-
erv. took four bottles. and one vial OF DIR.
Pierce's Pellets aud now can eat anything
want and II d9ut hurt me. haze not been ~
bed day since | took your Golden Medical
Discovery aud have not since felt any synp'
toms of disease have not taken any medicine
in twelve rionths.'
DIR. F;erce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation.
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moic think every policeman ought tp be lbl
10 render First Aid Ills dutics oi necessity
bring linn in contact with almost every Kind of
street accident. do sincerely hope The above
law will be strictly enforced. tol ! believe it IS
step for the betteiment OF the miners Thank.
ing you kindly for granting me space, | remain
Nouls truly,
v. j. Tomdn,
Member Of fitst Aid society.
Jcrmyu, Nov |, 1901,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-05
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, NOV, i.--tatte-Rcccip,s, 2l,ooO in,
cludiug 900 westerns; choice, strong. Others,
steldy: good 10 prime steers, SOdB.Al; poor 10
medium SI7iaj.'0 stoekers and fecdels, ssa
-; COWS, sl,ajai6O; hriIors. S.aj -; can.
n,rs slsja22j; bulls, S2,50li,jO; calves, 81,
U25: Texas steers none here, S3di; western
steers, ,GGia52i,
Hoes-Re,eipis today, 2j.O1: tomorrow. ~
00O; lett over, 100, 5al0c higher; close weak
good 10 choice heavy, S.75aG 20; rough heavy.
sJ lOa5 49, light, Sj,GOajej; bulk Of sales, S. Is
a5.sj
hcep-Rcceipts, 29,OOo; strong 10 lOc. higher;
lambs. lOaljc. higher; good Ia choice wetlcrs.
Sl. 50ai2 %; western sheep, s3aJ.sl: native lamLs,
81. 5OljO5; western lambs, S5si60
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Under this heading short letters Of interest
will be published when accompanied FOR publica
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assume responsibility Tor opinions here expressed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-05
Oil Market.

oil CITY. Nov. i.-Cciit balances. $3.50; ctt
tiiicacs no bid. Shipments, 17dG22; average
9o,slo. Runs, Mi,i; average, L1.Oit.
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Miscellaneous.

w SSN>S>>c~T>~> >'N|.'s >>.~S -
LADIES' AILMENTS TREATED: all eases; pri-
vacr; specialists care, Medical Home, ~
Washington ST.. Buffalo. \. y.