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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
HOpBOTTOM.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Hopbottom, May 29.-'rhe death of
William Rhoades occurred at his home
here Saturday morning after a linger-
ing illness resulting from consumption
Funeral services were conducted at the
house Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. Austin officiating. The remains
We're conveyed to Newark, n. j.. for
burial, that being his former home and
the home of several daughters. When
young man Mr.. Rhoades came here
and began buying and shipping live
stock. and during the many years
since his has been a familiar face in
this locality. About fifteen years ago
he married Mrs. Sarah Bisbee, and
since that time his home has been
here Mr.. Rhoades was of a genial
kindly disposition which won him
many friends.
Memorial day will be observed with
appropriate exercises, consisting Of
music, speeches. etc. The programme
will be given at the cemetery at 10
a. m. Rev. Austin and Rev. Lewis will
give short addresses
Mrs. Stella and Miss Bernice Jeffers
of MOntrose. are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. o. ID. Roberts.
Mrs. Ana Green, one of the oldest
residents of the township. is seriously
i'll, and her death is expected daily.
Melia Brown is again confined to her
room by rheumatism.
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New York, May 20-Flour-Quict and barely
steady, Wheat-spor easy; No. red, s23sc, f.,
q, b, afoat, and 707sc. elevator; No. ! northern
Duluth, si3sc, t, o. IL ahoat, Options strong in
forenoon hut subsequently broke, and the close
was easy at 3sc advance, but subsequently tie
market broke and the close was easy at 'sc
advance on May and unchanged otherwise. May
closed sl9sc.; July, Soiac.: Sept, 76atc. Corn
spot steady; No, 2, Soc elevator, and 50asc f.
o b. ahoat. Options stronger and closed firm at
ai2c net advance May closed 5Oc.; July
4s3sc, sept, is9sc. Oats-spot quiet; No, :,
33c. No. 3, 32i2c,; No. white, 3}c.; No. 3
white, seize; track mixed western, 32u3ic. ;
track white, 32l2a3ic, Options slow and about
steady, following corn market. Butter-Steady, ,
creamery, ljal9c.; factory, lldlSl2c,; imita
lion creamery, l3l2al7i2c.; state dairy, l5alsc.
Cheese Firm; fancy large. cololed, sZaS%c,;
fancy large white, s,aasZc.. fancy small, col,
ored, o4a9lac,; fancy small white, 0ha0Isc.
Eggs-FiIm; state and Penna,, l3lac,; western
ngraded, lllaal2iac.i western, selected, ia
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AVOCA.

Postonicc hours to-day from to
II a. m. and from s to I y. m.
The ladies of the NJ. Il. church will
serve ice cream and cake in the
Devers block on Main street this even
ing.
The 1900 club will conduct social
in Sarsiield hall tonight.
IL. e. OBrien. Jr.. has purchased
the residence of Robert Langdun in
the North End and will remove his
family there this week.
James Walsh, James Hartnctt and
Solomon Dieblc are at Heading.
The funeral of Mrs. James Bell took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence on South Main
and was assisted by the Presbyterian
choir There were many handsome
floral pieces. among them a mount
of forty-three roses. representing the
age of deceascd. The pail bearers
were DR.. John II. Doughcrty. w. r..
Manners, j. F. Mitchell. William
Bray. John Johns. The flowers We're
carried by Charles Druffncr, John
Gardner, Andrew Clark and Joseph
McCracken Interment was made in
IIdnEcllI1e cemetery.
Rev. James Moore, the new pastor
of the p. NJ. church. was called upon
yesterday to perform his first mar
rfage ceremony since he came here.
The contracting parties were w. p.
Schooley and Miss Hattie May Ala
baugh of Plymouth. They were ac-
rompanied by the brides sister, Miss
Martha Allabaugh, and Edward
Poole. The bride was charmingly at
tired in a white satin gown, while her
sister wore q charming gown of white
Persian lawn. After the ceremony the
couple repaired to the dining room OF
the parsonage. where supper was
served. The bride is close friend
of Rev. and Mrs. Moore.
Miss Jean Cranston entertained a
party of friends at her home in the
North End on Tuesday evening in
honor of her cousin, James Donaldson,
who will leave on Saturday for his
home in Scotland. The usual social
diversions were indulged in and sew
eral flashlights We're taken. AT mid
night a dainty luncheon was served.
Those present We're: Misses Grace
and Anna Whyte, Mary and Nette
Graham. Jessie and Mary Cranston
Margaret Anderson. Annie Hastie,
Mary Nelson, Kate Johnson. Mary
Connor, Francis Miller, Isabella
Davis. Agnes Biggar, Jean Newlir
Messrs. David Dick. George Young,
John Hastie, William Oliver, John
McKutcheon, Samuel Harrison, George
James and Maurice Johnson. John
Biggar, Willie Davis, Hugh Walker
John Connor. Hugh Conkey, Frank
Atherholt. James Nelson, Thomas
Morton, James and Robert Cranston
Robert Webber, Harry Phillips, of
Scranton.
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MONTROsE.

Special to tho Scranton Tribune
Montrosc. May O.--Busncss of all
kinds is more or less hampcrcd just
now by the unprecedented downpour
of rain. In the midst of this dclucc
the ono comforting thought is that
cur farmers viii have an abundant
hay crop and that the long drought Of
last season is not likely to be repeated
this year.
ES-County commissioner ThomNs
w. Atkinson, of Clifford. was Il
visitor in Montrosc yesterday.
Mrs. Wisncr and family. of New
York, arrived this week for the season
and viii stop at Dudson Il. Lathrops
on South Main street.
Norman Stewart and family, of
, Wilkes Barre. arc guests of Mrs. :. w.
Stewart at her home on South Main
street. Mr.. Stewart is having extern
sive improvements made to his cottage
at Elk Lake, expecting to occupy it
for the season, beginning next week.
Miss Lillian Palmer. of Scranton
was the guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Hawlcy, over sunday.
Porter G. Burns, the we'll known in
surance agent, of Great Bend. was in
town this week transactinc business
and visiting his brother, cx-olnty
Treasurer A. +. Burns.
Miss Jennie Dessauer is the guest of
Mir and Mrs. NJ. II. Eislnan, at Sus.
puchanna.
John Howard, of Camptown, is do
ing business in Montrosc this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mott, of Iowa.
are guests at j. W. Motifs.
Local Republicans are rejoicing at
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BROOKLYN.

special To the scranton lfliilne.
Brooklyn, May 2a.-Elbcrt Packer
who has been seriously i'll, is i'm
proving
There is much agitation over the let
ting of the stage route contract. a pc
tfion against the proposed route by
Lindavillc is being circulated. 1t Is
urged that the change would be in
convenient for passengers and business
men.
An addition to w. L. Savage's house
Is being erected.
Mrs. Jane Tiffany, who has been
very i'll, is slowly improving.
Miss Josie Dolaway has returned
home from a visit with Scranton
friends.
Leon Russell is visiting w. l.. Ster-
ling.
Miss Maud Wadie goes to Hopbot-
tom every Wednesday to give lessons
in music and German.
Mrs. Lydia Craver is quite poorly at
present. She has not recovered the use
of her broken hip.
The marriage of G. f. Lemon. of this
place, to a Miss Vail. of Auburn, oc-
ours at the latter place to-day.
Last Sunday being Memorial Sunday,
the congregations of three churches at
tended the Presbyterian church and
listened to the sermon by Rev. r. Il.
Roberts to the q. A. X. The subject
of the able discourse was "The Jona-
than Of History A solo during the
service by Miss Molliet Weston was
much enjoyed.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, May 80. -Wheat-Firm, 14c. high.
err contract grade, May, 7sa7SS4c. Corn
Firmer hc higher; No. > mixed May, A7s,a4sc
Oats-No 2 white clipped 3l,aa35c, Butter.
Steady, lair demand; fancy western creamery,
loiac.; do. do. prints. 2oc,; do. nearby prints,
2lc. Eggs-Stcady; fresh nearby, l3lac.; do
western l3iaalic.; do. southwestern, 12iac.; do.
southern, l2c. Checsc-Fhm; y. y full creams
fancy small, olaaoAc; do, do. fair to choice,
Si2aoAc. Refined sugars-l nchangcd Cotton
Steady. Tallow-Quct; city prime in hhds,,
4a,ai7sc; country do. do, bbs., aAaisc.
cakes, 5hajiac. Live poultry-Unchanged; ;
fowls, l0alOi4c; old ROSTERS, 1c.; sprn,
chickens, 2oa26c, ducks. oal0c Dressed ponl-
try-Quiet, but steady; fowls, choice, l0c. do.
fair to good, 0aOl.c.; old roostcrs. 6iaaIc.;
roasting chickens frozen, Halle; turkeys, fro.
zen, loal2c.
Receipts Flour, i,lD barrels, and $500 900
pounds in sacks wheat, 5000 bushels; corn,
10000 bushels; corn, Ill 900 bushels; oats, 20,
600 bushcls.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

first annual bali in Hogan opera house
this evening. 1t was largely attended
and a pleasant social affair.
James Mnnehan, of Jersey city. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tim
othy Minnchan on jackson street.
Rev, j. l.. Williams, pastor of the
Baptist church, will on Thursday re-
turn from Springfield, Mass, where he
attended the national Baptist anniver-
saries
Mrs. e, 4. Cane. of Cross street. has
returned from New York city. where
she attended the funeral of a relative.
The Erie is enjoying a heavy freight
traffic. Six and seven hundred east
bound cars are handled in the yards
here every twcnty-four hours.
Tho Ladies' Aid society this evening
held wcll-attendcd supper in the new
Oakland congregational church.
Moody Relief corps. Grand Army of
the Republic. met this evening to make
bouquets and chaplets
The Delaware and Hudson road Is
being double tracked between Lanes
boro and Windsor.
Tho Transcript will not he issued on
Thursday.
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CLARK'S GREEN.

The members of George Fell Post,
No, yO1, will hold camp fire tonight.
which viii consist of speaking and
camp fire stories By members and
others, Rations will be served at the
Baptist church on Decoration day.
Fred Barnum, of Hallstead, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. ID. A. Montgomery, of Dan
vile, Pa, are visiting at the home of
their brother-in-law, Robert Harlan.
Mrs. j. A. Rymer and daughter.
Marian, are visiting relatives here.
An entertainment is 10 be held in
the Methodist church in the evening
of Thursday, this week. Admission,
ten cents, After the entertainment
strawberries and ice cream will be
served.
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SUSQUEHANNA,

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susuuehanna. May 29--t'ollowing is
the Memorial day order issued by
Moody post. No. 50, Grand Army of the
Republic:
fieadnuartcrs Moody Post. No So
Grand Army of the Republic.
Susquehanna, May Is, 1901.
';2n" al order No. .
All members of Moody post, No. SO,
Grand Army of the Republic, and all
veterans arc requested to meet at
knights of Pythias hall at LIS sharp.
May so.
The line will form on Exchange street.
headed by the Susuuchanna band, with
Erie Hose company next in line as es-
cort to the Grand Army of the Re-
public. From there they will march to
the opera house. and after the oration
the line will reform in the following
order
SuSquehanna Band.
Erie Hose Company
Grand Army of the Republic and
Veterans.
Schools. Citizens.
Speakers.
Carriages.
All friends of the Grand Army of the
Republic and the flag are requested to
meet with us at > o'clock sharp. at
Hogan opera house. where the Grafton
will be delivered by Rev. |. y. Ship
man.
Contributions of flowers will be re-
ceiVed at knights of Pythias hall on
Wednesday, May %, any time after /
o'clock p. III.
Job Malpass, Past Commander.
u Il
Moody Relief corps, Grand Army OF
the Republic, will hold a musical ana
literary entertainment in Hogan opera
house on Thursday evening. to pay the
necessary expenses of the day.
In a Delaware and Hudson wreck at
Nineveh, on Saturday Engineer Will
lam Emery, formerly of Susquehanna,
WAS somewhat injured
William Bond, of this place. is at
work in the Delaware, L.ackawanna
and Western round house in Scranton.
II. \. Van Horn, who resides on the
Harmony turnpike, two miles from
LancSborO, on Monday encountered
seven rattlesnakes on rock in his lot.
Sezing Il club, he soon placed the en-
tire outfit hors de combat The largest
of the reptiles measured nearly five
feet in length and had twelve rattlcs
County Superintendent of Schools
Charles L. MoXloy was 0fiiciously en-
gagged in town on Tuesday.
Philo Mcdonald, an Erie blacksmith
shop employe, MAS quite seriously in
iured while at work on Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles T.. Van Horn, of Jack
son street this afternoon entertained
the Helping Hand society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
a. l.. Schiller, of Scranton, is in town
today,
The Erie shops, the schools and the
banks win he closed on Thursday.
The bolermakers' helpers held their
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chcago May 2o-IIiehcr cables, continucd
drouth in the spring wheat districts with re.
ports of damage by hcssian fly, caused an active
wheat market today, Reports late in the session
OF rains in the northwest, the gains were more
than wiped out. July closed Ac. lower; July
com, CSC. higher; July oats, unchanged, and
provisions from unchanged 10 &C. higher Cash
quotations We're as follows:
Flour STEADY Wheat STEADY; No. >, 69a
729ic.; No. . red 7iai5c; No. > corn, 42a
427sc,; No. > yellow 42ai27sc.; No. 2 oats,
3Oa3Oi2c; No. . white 3OAc; No. white,
2SAs90l2c.; No. . rye, 52i2c,; good feeding
barley 4Oai6c: fair to choice mailing, SOFA
52c.; No. ! lax seed, sl,T2; No. / northwest,
eru. sl72; prime timothy seed, ~, a0aS. 80; mess
pork, Sli 6jali70; lard, s. 2Oas, 29i. short ribs.
sides, s., s5as oj; dry salted shoulders, 6a.a7c.
short clear, sides S. l2lgas.25.
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HALLSTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

epec'al 10 the scranton Tribune.
Hallstead, May 29,-Miss Ethel Cor
win mas been quite i'll this week.
Artist Van Ness has taken num-
ber OF handsome views of the Young
Mems Christian association, as il was
decorated on the day of the ceremony
The pictures are on view at the rooms.
Memorial day the ladies of the Ran
tist church will hold cn ice cream fes-
tival on the Young Mems Christian as
sociation lawn. If stormy, the cream
Will be sold in the hall
f., III. Belden is entertaining George
and William Phillips, of Scranton, for
several days,
Miss Lora Van Loan, of this place,
closed very successful term of school
as teacher at Lanesboro. last Friday.
John Coddington's horse broke loose
Monday morning and ran away. No
damage resulted,
Kate and Charles Donahue are suf-
fering from diphtheria, 1t is light
form of the dread malady.
Thomas Shannon has provided for
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The Spring Fever.

is a maady which no one can escape
at this season of the year. The vital
ity Is usually overtaXed during the
winter months. and spring finds the
system all run down. The blood is
thinned and impure. The kidneys and
liver are nactive-resulting in a loss
of energy and appetite, and de-
rangement of the nerves. Lichty's
Celery Nerve Compound will purify
your blood. tone up your nerves, and
leave you feeling fresh and energetic.
Sold by Matthews Bros. ~.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

(Corcrctcd by H. G. Dale, 81 Lackawanna A"n)
Buttcr-Frcsh, 2Oa20iac, dairy. fresh, l9iaa20c
Chcese--Ful cream, new, lOi2allc.
Eggs--Western fresh, lil2al5c.; nearby state,
10 l2al6c
Bcans-Per b,,shcl. choice marrow, s.. .6Oa2.65
Pea Bcans--Pcr bushel, choice marrow, s. 5ja
$3.50.
Medium Rcans-Per bushels. 81. 4Oa:i2 49,
Green Pcas--Pcr brshcies, 81 l.40aSl.45.
Flour-Be patent, per barrel, si+5.
Red Kidney Beans-Pcr huslel, So. 45a$2. so.
Potatoes-rer bushel 65a1Oc
Bermuda Onons-Pcr bushel, 81 5Oa$l GO.
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ncrs. weak, S2,.5a2.00; bulls, stilles, $780, s,
a4.i0; calves, steady, Sia6,2j; Texas fed steers,
$4.25a52O; Texas bulls, S'.75a30O.
lIogs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomorrow, 50, :
900; estimated lett over, 1000; opened strong,
to &c. higher; close, steady; top, $3.50 mixed
and butchers, sj65a5, 90; good to choice heavy,
So, Ija5,0O; rough heavy, S560a5.70; light, So so
a5.s5; bulk OF sales, S577iaa5, S1la.
Sheep-Rcceips. l5,O0o; sheep and lambs, about
steady; shorn lambs. up TO Sjl5; good 10 choice
wcthcrs, S4.30a4 SO; fair to choice mixed. 81. iOa
40; western sheep, 81. 2iai 30; ycarlings S. 30
ai.6i native lambs, sia5.6o; western lambs,
$4 S5a5.60.
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LNCErM-Ludwic concert tonight.
Ludwig, the Baritone, To- Might

The engagement Of William Ludwig the great
Irish baritone for the concert at the Iyccum
tonight, is exciting great interest throughout
the city. Crowded houses have greeted this
eminent artist in every city throughout the
country Speaking OF his rendition Of Elijah,
the Bostcn Globe says
but the special trunphs Of The evening
came 10 the Elijah. William Ludwig's honors
in Boston have been many and we'll deserved,
aud won in various fields. Elijah, however, was
"A surprise even to his warmcst admirers. There
was fcryor and passion in all his singing, as
well AS rare vocal skill and power II would
scarcely he possible TO surpaSs in dramatic
force the Interpretation Of the great air, 'Is
Not His Word Like a Fire"
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BASE BALL.
American League.

At Chicago II. II. T.
Baltimore ,.,....,,.O oil O2O0lO-i Il &
Chicago ..,.., 40 23 o 90 x--7 q 2
Bsteries-iIowcl and Robinson; Katoll and
Sugden. Umpre-Nlanassau
At Milwaukee II. H. T.
Philadelphia .., ...2 | 0 q zoos II /
Milwaukee .,....,..0 OF oO0 02O-i 3
Batteries--Piatt and Powers; Redy, Bowling
and Leahy. umpre-lIsske
At Detroit Washington Detroit, no game, wet
grounds.
At Cleveland Boston Cleveland, no game, wet
grounds.
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LEGAL.

SEALED PIOPOSN N.S'The City Of Scranton
School District offers Tor sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, seventy hve thousand tS'1,"b)
dollars coupon bonds, dcnomnat-d the "Ihr 1901
Lean" to mature thirty 800 years from June !,
loOl
The bonds bear -four per cent. interest, payable
sCmi,annlaly, the first days o. june aud l'r-
ccmbcr of each year, upon the presentation ~
tile coupons attached to said bonds Al the Office
OF the Treasurer OF said school District, III ia"
City of Scranton, Pennsylvania
These bonds are free from all taxes, the School
District having assumed the payment thereof
The Board of Control, according to law, has
adopted resolution. providing for the levy OF
special tax TO form a sinking fund Tor the pay
mcnt OF the principal and interest OF us bon"N,
which will amount 80 4 sufficient sum TO pay
the interest and redeem the bonds in thirty
wears, as required bv law. The bonds nov offered
for sale are therefore, perfectly secured, and no
safer securities can bc pn upon III" market.
The bonds are dated June |, 1901. from which
date they will bear interest. Bonds to be de-
hycrcd in scranton and payment for the same
To be made To Treasurer oil school District at his
office, scranton, Pa.
The school District has promptly met the pay
mcnt Of principal and interest ot former issues of
bonds, and the same rule will govern the pay
ment Of these now being issued. In accordance
with the laws of the Commonwealth oi rcnn-yl,
yana, a statement showing the Indebtedness nj
the School District has been filed with the Clerk
OF the Courts of Lackawanna County.
sealed proposals will bc received at the Off
nt Tue secretary Oh INC botlu, Nu'i'''pH' NUM-
ing, scranton, Pa, until 80 oclock Mond,T
evening, June 10, 1901, for the purchase ot rhr
said $1,000 bonds. Bids shall state price offered,
in addition 10 accrued interest, from June L.
1901, mp to date Of delivery OF bonds. cen,
tilted check for 9 per cent of par value SIld.
he enclosed with each bid which sum shall nc
forfeited to the School District in case Of refusal
or omission on the part of the successful h'ddcr
10 accept the bonds and make payment thcrciorN
within two weeks OF The awarding ut the same.
No proposal will hc read or considered which
fails to comply with this requirement.. The
Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids,
by order OF the scranton Board of Control,
EUGENE ID. FELLOWS, Secretary.
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THE MARKETS.
wall Street Review.

New York. May -. There WAS additional ac'
tivity in the market tOdy and considerable
strength and variety, but the dealings were stu
evidently in large part professional and the
points Of strength wctc somewhat scattered. "
was noticeable. also chat profit taking was gong
on in stocks which have recently advanced under
cover OF the new points of strength. Thus
while A,,hison. Pcnnsl l,anil. southern incihG
ami the southern railway stocks were moving up
ward today the Tobacco stocks Lackawanna, the
Wabash stocks. hric and American far wire
held btcn, although much less active than during
the time of their recent advances. Union Pacihc
stock did not move dccisNcy, although it re-.
covered we'll from a period oi weakness without
holding The entire recovery,
The advance in Pcnns,lvana was made ~
appear in sympathy with u revival OF the Oh
rumors of u union in retaliation Tor the PROJECT
OF a Wabash trunk line outlet The halt in the
upward movement Of wabash and LdCkawan,a
may have been significant IN tho same connection.
There were beside r,mors that announcement
would he soon made Of large Pennsylvania holt
ings in southern railway aud that the Chicago.
indianapolis and Louisville has passed to the con-
troll of the southern railroad. Reports were eur,
rent that Union Pacific was extending its hold
ings Of southern Pacific as to secure absolute
control Total sales today, sG6,D0O shares.
There was some ircgularity on the bond mar.
kct on Il fair volume OF dealings. Total sales,
par value. S2.17jOOO. L. 5. bonds were all un.
changed on the last call.
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East Liberty Cattle.

Fast Liberty, May ao-Cattle-Steady extra,
S. sja5.o0 prime, s5oOaj.7j; good 81. S0,5 50
Hogs STEADY; prime heayios, S597I4a6 best
mediums, 500; heavy workers, s. onl5. .02la
light do, s. s5a5eo; pigs, 81. ST. skps, $3.50
al. %; roughs, sia55O,
Sheep STEADY; lambs lower; best wcthcrs,
- 25ai.35 choice lambs, Sj,2oa5iO; common
TO good S,a5,lj veal calves, So. j0aj.75
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IN TnE COURT or COMMON PLEAS OF Lack,

wanna county, No. ,Gl, May Term 1901.
Notice is hereby given that an application has
been made by the Dickson Manufacturing COM
pany 10 the above named court, under the pro-
visions OF an act OF the general assembly OF This
commonwealth entitled. "\n act To enable Courts
OF Common Pleas of this commonwealth to
change the name, style and title of corpora
tionS," approved April 20, 1850, Tor the allow
ance and approval of the change of the name.
style and title OF said company TO Dickson lr-
comotNc Works. The petition is now ON hie in
the office of the prothonotlly of said court
ALFRED HAND & WM, j. HAND,
Solicitors
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Oil Market.

oil City May 2o,Credt balances, los; Ger.
tincatcs, no bid Shipments 33,O,j; average,
$3.50, Runs, lll,sll; average 92,j7j.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, May 29.-Csitlc-Rcccpts, 2O5OO;
choice cattle. steady: Others, weak; good 10
prime steers. sj,31s6 poor TO medium. 81 3ja
525; stockers and feeders slow, S3 2jaj; COWS,
" 295ai9o; heifers, fancy, up TO 500. sSa5 can.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
College Games.

At royidcnce-Proyidence 4; Hartford, l.
All other Eastern league games postponed; rain,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-30
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

At Cambridge Harvard, 2; Brown, |.
AT Worcester-iloly Cross. 3 Cornell. ..