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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-06
ASEBALL.
National League Games.
RRl0KIYN- 8. cHIcAC,0 !.

BRCOhLHN 8; CHICAGO 2
Brooklyn, Sept 5-Chicago lost the final
| game Of the season with Brooklyn. The
/ Brooklyn. The Brooklyns punched their
hits to advantage and used good judg-
/ ment in base running. The fielding was
| excellent on both sides. Attendance 1900.
! Score: RHE
! Chicago ..............O1 O000-2 l
! Brooklyn .-.....-.....01 0 3 90 2 80 u 0
Batteries: Williams and king; Kitson
and Ahearn.
ST. LOUIS &c; PHILADELPHIA 50
/ Philadelphia, Sept. St Louis took
/ two games from Philadelphia. nj the
first the visitors won out in the tenth by
( hard batting. st. Louis won the second
/ game on good stick work Their third
baseman WolvertOn was injured during
the first game and will not be abel to
play for a week. Attendance ], 800. Scores:
First game r II E
st. Louis .........0O2 0OO210 40 Is 4
Philadelphia ....--...0 3 00110000-5 Y 6
Batteries: M.O'Nen and J. O'Neil; Iberg
and Doom.
Second game r H F
st. Louis ...-.......OO04 02O-s s 0
Philadelphia .........O 0 0 0 0 o 90 3
Batteries: Currie and Ryan; Frazer and
Doom.
PITTSBURG S; BOSTON 3.
Boston. Sept. 5.-Boston and Pittsburg
broke even. Willis was batted hard in the
first game and Pittsburg won handiy.
The second contest was a burlesque. Both
Pittsburg and Boston put in pitchers from
q minor league Cushman for Pittsburg
gave nine passes and was touched up
for seven hits in the first two innings.
Wagner then entered the box. and while
he kept hitting and scoring down the
lack OF runs was due to Boston not go
ing after them. Attendance 300. Score:
First game Ri E
Boston ...............O02O 3
Pittsburg ............0 , / 0201 0-6 % 3
Batteries: Willis and Kittredge; Phillip
pi and Phelps.
Second game RHE
Boston ................64O0 OO2-l2 II 2
Pittsburg -.....-....0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 81
Batteries: Klobendanz and Moran;
Cushman, Wagner and Smith.
NEW YORK 5; CINCINNATI 8.
New York Sept. 5.-Cincinnati tried a
new pitcher named Hooker from Concord.
n. H. He was hit hard in the first three
innings and made two errors in fielding
hunts. The feature was Crawford's home
run on a ball hit to deep right field, but
within the ropes. Attendance 1850. Score:
r II (
Cincinnati ...........0010 02eo*-S
New York .-.........1 0 o o 0 &-5 10
Batteries: Hooker and Bergen; Taylor
and O'Nenl.
ST. LOUIS y: BOSTON 3.
St Louis, Sept St Louis batted
Sparks all over the field and won by a
wide margin. A home run by Anderson
brought in four in the eighth. Attendance
34oo. Score: r II e
St Louis ............3 0 > COL +-l2 IS l
Boston ............-.0 o 3 0 o 0 % Il
Batteries: Shields and Kahoe; Sparks
and Warner
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RECEIPTS AID STATEMENTS

Chicago, Sept. 5.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cry, l5dl9c: dairy, 1311Ql71zc.
Cheese-Steady. Twins. 10c; daisies,
101zc; Young Americas, lO1zG10%c.
Eggs-Firm. Loss Oft, sases Returned,
171zqlsc.
Iced poultry-Steady. Turkeys, 12l1G
BIC; chickens, 1o1zG1slzc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Sept. 5.-Close-Wheat-
September, 65s4c; December. 6424c; cash
No. ? hard. SIC; No. hard, 63ibd65c; No.
red. 6512c No. 3 red. 64de5c; No. hrd.
61q621zc; rejected hard. 5slz060c.
Corn-September, 49ssG4s1zc; December.
34@s Q345zc; cash No. . mixed. 5619c; No.
white, 5slkc; No. white. 5sG5sl4c.
Oats-No 2 white. 35c.
Rye-No. ,. 47q4sc.
Hay-Choice timothy, ss.O0de50; choice
prairie, s7.O0G7.25.
Butter-Creamery. 1Sc; fancy dairy. Ice.
Eggs-Fresh, 15c.
Receipts of wheat 112 cars.
st. Louis.
st. Louis, Sept s-Wheat-Higher. No.
2 red cash elevator. 65asc; track, 67q6Sc;
September. 65ssc; December, 6essc; May.
6s15c; No. 2 hard, 6sG7Oc.
Corn-Higher. No. cash. sc; track,
5, e5sc; September, 56lsc; December, $3.50;
May. 362zc.
Oats-Higher. No. cash. SOC; track.
Bic; September. 29S4c; December. 27%4c;
No. 2 white, 30c.
Rye-503tc
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American League Games.

CHICAGO Il; WASHINGTON
chicago Sept. THE local team won
easily hitting Patten freely and taking
advantage of the visitors numerous and
varied misplays. Attendance 1.4o0. Score:
R II E
Chicago .............0O 34OS1 OIL Is 2
Washington ..-.-...0 0 I 0 o / o. 3 8 6
Batteries: Callahan and Mcfarland
Patton aud Drill.
CLEVELAND 10; PHILADELPHIA Z
Cleveland. Sept. 5.-Cleveland lessened
the grip of the Philadelphia Athletics on
first place by worsting them in a smuggling
match today. Wilson was Knocked out
of the box and Mitchell Jared but little
better. Attendance ZOO. Score:
Cleveland .........-.2 o ( s o O. 10 Is ,
Philadelphia ........3 o 0 0 D o 0 { o. : 10 4
Batteries: Bernhardt and Wood; Mitch
ell Wilson and Powers
BALTIMORE 10; DETROIT !.
Detroit. Sept 5.-The Detroits could not
hit Witt. neither could they field the hits
OF the Baltimore batsmen. Muthison s
throw into the bleachers brought in De-
troits only run. Witt hitting was
feature. Score: r II Z
Detroit ......-.......o 0 1 0 0 oo00-1 S S
Baltimore ......-....0 1 3 o 6 . 3-l5 "A 2
Batteries: Fisher. Mercer and Buelow:
u utz and Robinson.
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HOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
Receipts Were Light and
Bulk of Hogs Good.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Cattle Receipts Light and
Market Was Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50

Hog receipts were light yesterday and
the market was strong five cents higher.
The supply was partly made up of late
arrivals the previous day and the bulk
in fact all the car hogs were extra and
OF good weight and they brought $3.50
The wagon deliveries were also better
than for several days past and the aver
age weight Of the hogs sold was 278
pounds. 1t has been a long time since the
average weight has been so high
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Sept -Cotton-Futures
opened firm. September. 851c; October.
( S-54c; November. &c; December. SIC;
January, sac: February. S37c; March,
S.Ssc; April, $3.50; May. S.39c.
New York, Sept. 5.-Cotton-Spot closed
easy. &c lower. AIiddling uplands, SC;
middling gulf, &c. Sales. 5S4 bales.
Galveston, Texas. Sept 5.-Cotton-Mar-
ket steady Sskc
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New YORK Mensy Market.

New YORK. Sept 5.-Ciose-3fc1sy on
cal. arm at sGS per cent; closing bid ard
asked zi55s per cent Prime mercantile
paper. 5f451s per cent Sterling exchange
steady. with actual bisiness il bankers
bills AZ 81 - 51s $ IS FOR demand and II
s. - for sixty DAYS Poste6 rates - =.
ca *. commercial bills. 81 s5Gf SIS
Bar silver Size
Mexican dollars. &c
Government bonds. Irregular. state
bonds steady railroad bonds Grr--
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HOG SAFES
CATTLE.

There was an exceedingly light run Of
cattle yesterday. The only fun carload
was bought outside by Cudahy but weigh
cd here This made nearly all the quota
tons butchers cows and heifers. The
market was about steady.
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reaeas~s I-ernarx esst tHsay
Isa-s1 r-1.is 49, k-es-ieaes esl.ee az
- iH.ses STATS sss4uaa Esrs ioasz 90
srss-ss thslr eoaxratzlassaas - Fr-zssset
aoo~r7-sss sszsse yesterday.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Chicago, Sept. 5.-The following table,
clearings 1t the principal cities for the
week ended Sept. 4. with the percentage
Of increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last wear:
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WOOL MARKET.

ST Louis. sept S-Too,-lSsief Tsrrs
tory ard western mediums. 1sF1Ttse: ane
Ia Sc coarse. 13E1Esc-
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ing other items than cEesrings
Not included IN totals because % 10
comparison for last year
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per 100 pounds, >50d1055: short ribs
sides Qoose) s1o-25d10.Se; dry sailed sboul-
ders (boxed) s7sGl0Ssc.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines, si.32
Clover-Contract grade $40.
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oOLO Strings 7-l5: DIES MONIES s-s
Colorado Springs, Sept 5-After being
outpiayed ia one game and for 1--WE in
ninss in the second. Des Moiues quit the
field today on account OF having TO catch
q train. Scores:
First same r II Z
Colo. Springs ........2 oO031O1'-7 ls >
Des Moines ....-.-...0 > @ @ o o o Is s
Batteries: McNeeIey and Hansen; Fee
ney and Loeheck.
second game RHE
Colo. Springs ..............s160--l5 "A /
Des Moiues .....--.-...-....1 as 4
Batteries. CASTOR and Baerwald: VII
las. Warner Feeney and Hansen.
ST JOSH 10. MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee. Sept. 5-McPhcrson was
Knocked out Of the box in the third in
uing. Attendance Hoo. score:
RHE
Milwaukee .........-o 003ee-4 /
ST Joseph -..---..--2 o 5 0 ! O @ 2-lo 4 0
Batteries. Mcpherson. Fricken. Smith
and Vaughan; Glade and Roth.
DENVER 3. OMAHA >.
Denver. sept. 5.-Eyler had no trouble
IN holding the visitors down 10 four scat
tered hits while Brown allowed the To-
Gals 10 bunch theirs and Win cut At
tendance $500. Score
Denver ........-.....S Q 0el0I'-5 Il
Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ? 0 o. D
Batteries. Eyler and Wilson, Brown
and Gonding
PEORIA 5. -.-,sAs CITY q.
Kansas City. Sept. 5.-Peoria Eon by
punching their hits. Kansas City-s er-
rors proved costly. Attendance ~. Score.
r II z
Kansas City .........0O 02e-7I5 :
Peoria .....--.-.....-2 2a08 as s
Batteries: Risley and Kemmer, Jones
and Wilson
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS



Chicago, Sept 5.-Catue-Receipt 800
including 800 Texans. Market steady.
Good to prime steers. IS. 000S So. poor TO
medium. 81 2507.25. stocbers and feeders
8. 5oQ5.-5, COWS. $I-5t15-51, heifers s. 50ll
600, tanners 81 5HG $50. bulls. s. sea
5.oo, calves $7.l5u7-25. Texas led steers,
s. .pQQ4.5o, western steers. 81 ed5.l5.
Hogs Receipts today 100; estimated
tomorrow. 10000; left over. 5000. Market
10 to Zoe higher Mixed and butchers
$7-35a7. 80: good TO choice heavy, s. o5d
Z 80. rough heavy. $7.2o0 So. light s. %
Q7-75: bulk Of sales. s.. 45QI.s5.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Sheep and lambs
steady Good TO choice wethers $3.50
fair To choice mixed. $2.5o05-5o, west
ern sheep. S2-5oG3 81, native lambs. $50
ass; western lambs. q o9Q5.25.
Official yesterday
Receipts-Cattle, 800; hogs. 1850; sheep.
22690
shipments-CattIe. $3.50: hogssSo0; sheep.
ESQ
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Sept. 5.-Cattle-Receipt
2S29 natives. 1863 Texans. 3s5 Texas calves
43 natives. Corn and western beeves
steady to Zoe lower; stockers and feeders
slow and lower. native and western COWS
steady to higher Choice export and
dressed beef steers $I.4'1S. 90: fair 10
good. S3.53si7. IS; stockers ard feeders. 8. 90
GAS, western fed steers s. e1tf5 60 Tex
as and Indian steers. s. 6514 10. Texas
COWS s.. oeQ2. Is; native cows. S1-25d4 -:
native heifers S2.5oQ4.5o; Gamers. 81 Goa
225; bulls. s. 80, calves s. 5oa5.50
Hogs Receipts. S9S5. Market steady 10
Ice higher. TOP. St So; bulk of sales s. Is
as: heavy. S1.50d7 65. mixed packers
s. aea7. s5; light. $7.4G7.55; workers.. s. 80
G7.55: pigs. S. sea 1.S2ia
Sheep-Receipts sll6. sheep. steady;
lambs. &c lower Native lambs, s. 150
$50. western lambs. S. o905.25. native
vs. .slers So taGs.oo: western wethers. $ 81
G3 S.. fed ewes. So 23E425; Texas clipped
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= :
Kansas CITY. Sept. 5.-Peoria Eon by
punching their hits. Kansas City-s er-
rors proved costly. Attendance sc Score.
p II z
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only by s. c. DEWITT & Co. Chicago.
Thesi bottle contains3. times the Soc. size.
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Kansas City ....-....o o s / e. Is :
Peoria .......-.-.....-2 - 90 oa-s s
Batteries; Risiey and Kemmer, Jones
and Wilson
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ule B); seats in parlor or palace cars,
and berths in sleeping cars.

ule b; seats in parlor or palace cars,
and berths in sleeping cars.
Excise taxes are repealed on persons,
firms, companies. and corporations en-
gagged in refining petroleum and sugar;
taxes on legacies and distributive shares
of personal property.
The estates of all persons dying prior
to July l. 1902, will he subject to the
legacy tax, even If the distribution Is
not made until after that date.
Taxes are reduced as follows:
Fcrmented Liquors--The tax on fermented Ii.
giors is reduced to 81 per barrel
Snuff and Tobacco-The tax on snuff and to.
bacco is reduced to cents per pound.
Characteristic tax cigarettes weighing
more than three pounds per thousand is reduced
to 50 per thousand.
A drawback, or rebate, is allowed on all ori-
gnal and unbroken factory packages of smoking
and manufactured tobacco and snuff held by
manufacturers or dealers on July 1, 1902. to the
amount Of the difference between the higher rate
paid and the tax imposed by this act.
No discount is allowed sale Of stamps for
fcrmcntsd liquors, for tobacco or snuff. Tic
discount on the sale of stamps for fermentcd
liquors, which was allowed by the war revenue
act was repealed by the act OF March 9, 1901.
The provisions Of the present law, relative to
mixed flour, remain unchanged, except slight
change is made in the definition Of mixed flour.
Rights accrued or liabilities incurred prior to
The repeal are not affected.
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BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

New York Security and Trust company is pay.
ing 80 per cent. annually on its stock.
Pig iron production for 1902 will be 1s,5oo, 900
tons, or 3,0OO,o0O tons more than In 1901.
One hundred and eleven million dollars Of war
taxes have been repealed In the last two years.
Rock Island and Pacific railroad reports m in.
crease Of 100000 in surplus reserve for the month
Of February.
Dividends and interest paid in New York city
on this April were S67 100000 against S62 0OO, 900
on April /, 1901.
Recent statistics show that the average yearly
earnings OF operatives In the textile industry in
Germany is $3.50 per capita, as against $343 per
capita in the United States
Savings bank deposits have Increased $780, 600 coo
in the past Ave Republican years. The total de-.
posits are now about three times as much as
the entire interest bearing debt OF the United
States.
The American Locomotive company has under
contract for construction twenty five consolidated
freight engines for the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy railroad The company has sold a rom.
pound engine 10 the Cape Government Railway
company OF SOatn Afrlra.
The total money in circulation on April l. ac-
cortling to the treasury figures, S2 2j2, ,o47357
or $3.50 for each person in the United States
This has been doing pretty we'll, when it is re-
| mcmhered that July l, 1906, before the Republ
| cans came into power, the money in circulation
was only 81, ,5OG, ,434 06G, or $2l.1s per capita.
Southern Railway earnings for the first week G
this April show $4,000 increase over the samt
week Of last year. Norfolk and Western show
s55000, Louisville and Nashville S34,7jO, Colorado
Southern $l2,s0o, Pere Marquette S6,s43, Northern
Pacific Si1,24o, San Luis and San Francisco
S37.G21.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy manage
ment has ordered 800 stock cars from The Aineri
| can Car and Foundry company. Other hurry or
ders placed with this same company are: South
ern Pacific, $50 stock cars; 81. Louis. Kansa
City and Colorado, l75 coal and ciyhty.av
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, April as.-Flour-Dull and barely
steady. Wheat-Spot easier; No. 2 red, s7isc.
elevator and Ss7sc. I. o. b. afoat. Options
opened easy. rally on the big visible supply
decrease ut noon was succeeded by extreme late
May closed sO7sc.; July, sOssc.; Sept, 70stc. !;
Dec, slbc. Corn--Spot steady; No. ., Gslac.
elevator, and 70ssc. +. o. b. aaoat. Options
opened easy but rallied and became flrm after
wheat broke closing isc. net lower. May
closed 6oc. July. 6sssc.; Sept. 67Nc. Oats
Spot steady; No. 9, isc.; No. 8, 47lsc; No. .
white, 52Mc.; No. 3 white. SEE; track mixed
other markets. Butter B"ter-Fim; t " Creamery, aass % aoa
2Sc,; do. factory, l7a20c,; renovated, lsa2lc. {;
imitation creamery. lsa2lo.; state dairy. loa22c,
Cheese-Firm; state full cream. small, early
cream large, fall make, fancy colored and white,
l2al2kc. Eggs-Steady; state and Penna., II
al7Hc.; western, l6xai7Nc.; southern, l5ka
lGIac.
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REPEALs AND REDUCTIONS.
List of Changes in Internal Revenue
Special Taxes.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue T..
i. Penman yesterday received circu-
lar from the treasury department CIV
ing list of the taxes appealed or re-
duced by the recent act Of congress,
effective July /.
The special taxes repealed are as fol-
lows; Bankers. So per $1,000 of capital
and surplus; brokers, $50; pawnbrokers.
$50; custom house brokers, $50: the
atres 800; circuses. 800; other shows.
$40; bowling alleys and billiard rooms.
S. an alley or table: dealers in leaf
tobacco. SO, $l2 and SEA, according to
amount Of business; dealers in tobacco,
$l2; manufacturers of tobacco and
cigars, 80, $12 and s24.
Stamp taxes are repealed on instru-
ments, papers, or Documents; issues,
deliveries or transfers of stock, and
sales and agreements of sale or agree
ments to sell stocks. products. or mer-
chandise. (Schedule Al; wines. (Sched-
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This and That.

The foundations for the addition to
the Scranton round-house is being laid,
and work will be commenced on the
brick work about May g.
General Passenger Agent II. w. Lee,
of the Laekawanna railroad, accom-
panied by his wife, spent Sunday In this
city, and returned to New York yester-
day morning.
Special Officer p. +. Spellman, OF the
Delaware and Hudson passenger sta
ton. was missed from his accustomed
place yesterday by the travelling public
He was confined to his home by illness.
John r. Brown, secretary of the In
ternational Society Of Arboriculture
has completed the planting of 250,0o0
catalpa trees for the Illinois Central
railroad on It's reservation at Harahan,
above New Orleans. The plantation
covers $50 acres. The Illinois Central
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. April os.Spcculative interest in
stocks showed considerable falling off today,
and the full days transactions scarcely reached
million shares for the first time in two weeks.
The fcversh activity which has characterized the
recent leadership OF the market was decidedly
lacking, ii the rather large dealings in Reading
can be expected The tone Of the market was
prices was not uniform. The predominant move
ment, while it failed to embrace the whole list,
itself changed number OF times during the
day. The failure OF thc conference committees
OF the anthracite miners and operators to agree
upon terms on Saturday was disappointment,
and the tone of the comment Of the parties to
the conference created disagrccabc impression.
opening dealings, which affected the whole mar
ke. This weakness overcome by strong adj
vances in some of the high priced coalers. The
part played in the market by the high priced
stock OF Which the floating supply ia very small
waa notable and their wide movements resulted
from light volume of transactions. As the up
ward fight OF Delaware and Hudson and Of New
spurt in the Chicago and Northwestern stocks
give some strength to the Changers and Pacics
st. Paul was lifted points over last night and
there were gains of to . points amongst he
Southwesterns The gains were not well held,
however, and there We're constant reapses when
the market was allowed to become quiet. New
York. New Haven and Hartford was another Of
point of its point advance. The market
closed dull and easy. Total sales, l,02l,500.
The bond market was moderately active and
strong Total sales. par value, S4l ,0i5,O00. Uni
ted States bonds were all unchanged on the last
call.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

Fast Buffalo, April 2s.- .-Cattle-Receipts. 4,75o;
female butchers stock and bulls strong; handy
finished steers, steady; all other butchers grades,
l5as5c, lower; prime steers, sG.6oa7; choice.
l2oOali0 pounds, 90, 26a6s5; choice lOOOal2O0
pounds, IS 4oae,25: choice heifers, s5.!sas, 25;
fair to good, saa5,50; common and light, s3a
3.75; best fat cows, s5a5 SO; fair to good, 80
a4,5O; Gamers and common, s2. 5Oa3,25; export
bulls, s5a5. 25; butchers, A,25a5; sausage, $3.50
a4;25; fresh COWS and springers, slow at steady
prices; choice, s5oa65; common TO good s25a45;
choice feeders, l0al5c. higher; Others, steady /;
feeders, $50 TO $50 pounds. si,75a525; Others,
ss5oa4 CO., stockers, sta5; stock hefers, s3a3 10.
Veals-Receipts 800 head; tops, 50. 25aG so;
fair to good, s5.50a6; common to light, Si.5oa
6.25
iioss..Reeeipts. 5000 head; fairly active;
heavy, SI5aT55; Mixed $7.25a7,i0; pigs, 81. 80
ad.65; roughs. %. 75as.oO; stays, s5as5o.
Sheep and lambs Receipts. %, 500 head; sheen
steady; top lambs. slow. l0al5c. lower; others
steady; tops lambs, s7s5a7.io; fair TO good,
s7a7.25 culls and common, s575aG.75; year.
lings, 50. 5oadoo; sheep, top mixed, sSa6. 5o fair
to good, $55oasIS; eulls and common. $3.50
good, 50. 2Sa6 80; culls and common, $i.5oa575;
yearlings. s575ad25; top clipped sheep. mixed,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-29
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect. Nov. Q, 1901.
Troinc l.nyn Scranton

For Philadelphia and New York via D. & II.
r. r., at 6.ss and 9ss a. M, and els. AT
lBlack Diamond Exprcss), and ll.3o p m. Sun.
days, ID. & II. X. r., LOS. s27 p. IN.
For White Haven, itazeton and principal points
IN the coal regions, via ID. & II. H. r., Gas, 2Is
and i.s7 p. m, For P0ttsville, 6.Ss q. m., . ~
For Bethlehem. Easton. Reading, Harrisburg,
and principal intermediate stations. via ID. 4 II.
II. H., 6.3S, e.Ss q. M; els, 4.27 (B,ack Dla.
mond Express), ll3o p. m. Sundays, ID. 4 II.
r. r., s3s a. m; i,ss, s,27. p. N.
For Tunkhsnnoek, Towanda, Elmirs, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via
D., l.. and ". h. R., $40 g., N. and $50 p. m.
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west. via d. & II. II. r.,
54s, 1906 q. NJ. lac, S.2s (Black Diamond Tx.
press), las, lO.A, ll.3o p m, Sundays, d. II.
Il. H.. 1905, s27 y. m,
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
Parlor cans on all trains bctweea Wilkes. Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Suspen'
sion Bridge.
RoLLiN il. WILBUR, Gen. supt. % Cortland
street New York.
CHARLES S. LEE; Gen. Pass. Agt.. 90 Cortland
street, New York.
A.. ". NoNEMAciIER. Div Pass Agt.. South
Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply to
city ticket Office. 70 Public Square, Wilkes Barre.
Pa