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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1897
Page
2
An advertisement promotes wigs for street wear plus leading tonics bleaches rouges and powders for both women and men.
Recount of visitors from Wilkes-Barre Brooklyn Mahonay City Williamsport and other towns. Reports include a sore hand injury at Old Forge colliery and residents visiting Scranton Lake Ariel Pittston and Plains. A North End auxiliary convention attendee and a laying out of a rare night blooming flower attracting hundreds with unfolding blossoms.
A Chicago Record anecdote follows a western journey where a cautious bishop, frightened by the speed, exits a San Francisco bound train near Ogden after mistaking time zones. He, later assisted by a handcar, recalls the moment as a hair raising revelation of rail velocity.
An Island Put-in-Bay hotel story centers on Clara Opdyke who hid in a room and drank alcohol, later revealed to be a man in disguise. Wilbur Fawcett, a fugitive from a German duel murder, escaped to the United States via Canada, later arrested in Montreal at an ice carnival, and died in custody en route to Germany.
A local retailer advertises the finest line of carpets in Scranton with all grades and prices. They also offer draperies window shades upholstery chairs in willow and rattan at about half the usual price and announce closing out wallpaper stock at less than half price.
A man, despairing after breaking his eye glasses, used a sharp fragment to cut his neck puncturing the jugular vein. He collapsed in coma and died soon after. Newspapers reported the event but did not publish the more detailed circumstances.
The August 19 market roundup reports persistent weakness with no clear price strength. Heavy liquidation, especially in international stocks and the grain sector, driven by large foreign wheat sales estimated at 2.9 to 3.0 million dollars for the day, capped overall activity. Wheat opened lower, rose to the year’s high, then collapsed in late trading amid weak export demand and heavy unloading.
Reported price movements across grains meats and dairy with oats higher on mix and bids firm but arcing to close lower. beef steady, butter firm, cheese ranges broad. Notes on August September October and December activity include slight gains in oats and firmer options before closing unchanged to modestly higher.
The report lists futures for Wheat including September and December with scattered prices, Corn for August and September, and other grains with varied bids. Crash quotations show flour firming, select wheat and corn grades up, oats and rye mixed, and notable pork and lard price points with receipts and shipments figures.
East Buffio New York August 19 notes show cattle market steadiness and hogs firm to strong. Sheep and lambs steady with good to extra choice offerings, prices ranging around 4.5 percent for lambs and 92 to 76 for culls and common.
Cattle at Chicago market show varied values with native beef steers around 3.84 to 4.25 and veal calves near 2.05 to 2.96. Hog prices mix with prime trades at about 3.50 to 4.08. Sheep range from 2.25 to 0.60 for poorer stock, with feeders and killers cited. Cattle receipts total about ee head, hogs 27,000, sheep 19,000.
New York markets report mixed cattle and dairy prices on August 18. Reeves and Veale show little activity while Calvee and Veale move modestly. veal lower and buttermilk calves noted. sheep prices steady to soft. hogs show easier demand with prices around firm to lower.
August 19 report from Liberty Pennsylvania notes cattle market activity with prices for prime and common steers and cows, bulls, hogs with weights and ranges, and sheep steadiness. Details show prime cattle around $5.05 to $6.40, hogs varying by weight and quality, and overall market activity described as fairly active for hogs.
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