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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1897

Page

8

Anthracite Prospects Lift Mood in Northeastern Pennsylvan

The Ledger reports stable anthracite trade with gains in Schuylkill collieries as companies add cars to speed shipments. miners in the region enjoy better pay and expect full time work after Sept. 1 amid anticipated price increases in September. July output fell to 1,975,000 tons from 3,750,000 in 1896, with seven month production down 2,569,000 tons from 1846 figures, yet stock control and demand boost prices and market outlook.

Philadelphia Ledger Schuylkill Tidewater

Epworth League Holds Third Annual Meeting in Clark's Green

In Clark's Green the Simpson Union Epworth League meets at the Methodist Episcopal church with clergy from nearby counties. The program runs Tuesday evening through Wednesday, featuring devotions, papers, and discussions led by Rev. J B Sweet Rev. J B Summer and others. A horse accident injures Mrs Byron Francis. P G Walter is appointed postmaster successor to Fred Osterhout.

John Rhoads Clark's Green Josie Lindsey South Gibson B. Sweet J. B. Summer H. H. Wilbur J. P. Court Union League W. Belle Blesecker Maud Menger Toronto Ella Chapman C. H. Newing Northfield J. A. Muir Byron Francis Albert Gilmore Iaa Gardner Scranton P. G. Walter Fred. M. Osterhout Walter Buffalo Benton Coleman Della Nelson Caupwell Deltha Carr Nellie Green P. B. Walter M. N. Townsend Reynolds Academy Grove Ira B. Miller Salvation Army Glenwood E. C. Reynolds Main Street Rey

Watkine to unite Fidella May Reynolds with Prof Gardner

M J Watkine will unite Fidella May Reynolds with Prof Arthur Gardner in marriage. Only close relatives will attend the ceremony. Gardner has taught at Keystone Academy and in Troy New York. Reynolds is a noted musician and former Keystone instructor. The couple depart for Troy to begin their life together after the ceremony.

M. J. Watkine Troy N. Y Charles Gardner Harrisburg Gardner Keystone Academy Lake Winola Prof. Gay C. A. Bick Ruger Grove Street Syracuse Pleasant Beach Frank Dickson Grace Touleville Nebraska Ruth Dickson

Local notes from Hallstead and Great Bend area

Residents and visitors include Mre W B McLoud in Binghamton, Hon James T Dubois in Washington DC, Miss Mattie Millard in New York City, and Ernest Robinson in Susquehanna visiting Charles Roney. Great Bend branch of Susquehanna Historical Association to elect officers next Friday at J Fred Carl's. Firemen plan Hallstead parade Aug 26 with many out of town guests.

W. B. McLoud Binghamton James T. DuBois Washington, D. C Mattie Millard New York City Ernest Robinson Susquehanna Charles Roney Herbert Douglass Fruithurst Ala Great Bend The Susquehanna Historical Association J. Fred, Carl Bastile F. J. Gratton Scranton L. D. Sawyer Candor N.Y Charles McCroy Crook Main Street Mra. E. K Hallstead J. D. Rounds Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Josephine Millard Factoryville Palmyria Harris Chicago, IL Keystone Fair Grounds W. M. Hardcastle Charles Lawrence Chase Avenue Mount Manotomoe

Campers witness ball game in rain near Nicholson Lake

A large straw load of Nicholson Lake campers watched a game of ball in wet weather yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hall and daughter Mabel of Wilkes-Barre visit Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams. John S. Niver of Clark's Summit visits his uncle John A. Niver. Jasper Billings of Utah, visiting, joins Billings Pont No. 392 G A R and heads to Buffalo with comrades for the national encampment. Mrs. Paul Sherwood of Wilkes-Barre stays with her relatives, the Titus family.

Nicholson Lake C. H. Hall Mabel Wilkes-Barre C. B. Williams John 8. Niver Clark's Summit John A. Niver Jasper Billings Utah Wak Billings Pont Buffalo Salt Lake City Paul Sherwood D. W. Titus

Andree interview eyed by Royal Geographical head

Scott Keltie of the Royal Geographical Society dismisses as rot the claim Andree’s balloon was seen in the White Sea. He notes pigeons found could be German, not Andree’s, and recalls Andree warned he might not be heard from for two years.

Toronto Ont Scott Kettle Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain Andree Keltie White Sea Andre

Carpet and Drapery Sale in Scranton Closing Out Stock

The advertisement offers a broad carpet selection in Scranton with all grades and prices. It also sells Draperies Window Shades Fancy Chairs Upholstery Willow Rattan Stands Tables and Wallpaper stock at substantially reduced prices.

Scranton

Explorer hopes to hear word from Arctic balloon attempt

The writer contends a traveler could reach the North Pole by pluck intellect and stamina and may land on Alaska's northern coast or in Siberia or Greenland. Time will pass before any communication is possible and the author leans toward belief that Andree succeeded.

North Pole Alaska Siberia Greenland Andree North Fpote

Shipload of Girls for Alaska Plan Attracts Skepticism

Boston businessman Ralph K. Montmorency says he will charter a steamship to take 200 Boston girls to Alaska during the coming season. He envisions routes around South America to Puget Sound and Alaska ports with prospects of freight revenue. potential profit around $50,000 from passenger fares at $250 each.

Boston Mass Ralph K. Montmorency Seattle Alaska Marfel Horn Pacific Bering Sea Yukon Puget Sound Alaskan

Famous Pawnee Chief Curley Chief Dies at Rough Age

Perry Oklahoma August 23 Curley Chief a renowned Pawnee leader died yesterday near here He was over 10 years old and served prominently in Indian wars including battles against the Osage tribe Their centuries old enmity persists across the Arkansas River despite recent joint visits and ghost dance tensions between the tribes.

Perry O. T Curley Here Kansas Strug Rice Arkansas River Ond

Markets rebound as big buyers return to activity

New York stock market lifts from last week's restraint with large dealers buying back holdings and bonds. A single $1,000,000 bond order signals strong speculation while short sellers step back as doubts grow over reduced spring wheat crop prospects in the northwest. Total volume reaches 442,952 shares.

New York Northwest William Linn Allen & © O Mears

Scranton Bond Quotations and Local issues Summary

Scranton board lists bond quotations on par 100 for several issuers. Notable items include first mortgage bonds due 1920 for Crantor Pasa Railway and People's Street Railway mortgage, along with general mortgages due 1971. Also listed are loans from Dickson Manufacturing, Lackawanna Township School, City of Beranton, Mt. Vernon Coal, Scranton Axle Works, and Beranton Tract Co with varied par values.

Bcrantor Pasa People's Street Railway Bocranton & Pittston Trac, Co Dickson Manufacturing Co Lacka, Township School City of Mt. Vernon Coal Co Sessese Scranton Axle Works Beranton Tracntion Co

Philadelphia Provision Market Prices Drift in Mixed Grain Markets

Reading shows mixed movement in wheat and corn prices with autumn contracts quoted around 1.06 for September. Oats firm with higher values, flour prices steady to firm, and butter demand firm. Receipts recorded 2,600 barrels of flour and large wheat and corn shipments. live poultry quiet but steady with dressed poultry steady.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania St&c

New York Produce Market Prices and Futures Ledger

New York spot and futures for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and other commodities show mixed to weak tones. Spot prices held with slight firming for flour while wheat and corn futures fluctuated, with August and September contracts in various states of change and notable activity in oats and barley.

Market Report: Live Stock Prices Mixed in New York

The market shows active but firm demand for steers at 4.00, cows 1.90 to 2.80, and bulls 2.76 to 3.00. Sheep and lambs move slowly with steady to higher hogs closing around 4.00 to 4.70 per hundredweight.

New York E. Nigher

Cattle and Hogs Markets Report from East Liberty

East Liberty Pa August 3 cattle market steady prime hogs active higher prices range from four to five dollars per hundredweight. Bulls steers cows and fat oxen quoted around current market levels. Sheep slow and lower with lambs and veal calves priced in the four to eight dollar per hundredweight area.

East Liberty

Chicago Live Stock Market Report

Chicago live stock prices show cattle for stockers and feeders active at 4.5 to 4.15, hogs at 4.10 to 4.15, lambs 5.0 to 10.5, sheep 2.50 to 3.10. Receipts: cattle 17,000 head, hogs 4,000, sheep 19,000.

Ing Tobacco Co Co Ae Cot Vesoen Eng Atch A. T F. Pr Bouwthern Ohio Chicago Cone Ryey Bay Mil Aec.f Gen. Electric Lake Shore Louis, & Nash Renee Goh Manhattan Pacific N. J. Central N. Y. Central N.Y N. Y Seepeaseucas Eee Pacific Mail Phil. & Rew Southern R Sly Ai i Southern KR. BR Tenn., C. & Iron Texas Pacific Union Peres Podaeee UBIO U. R H.mai Western Rangers

Oil Market Report Shows No Bids For Crude

New York August 3 Commodities note crude oil markets remained quiet with no bids in New York and Pittsburgh credits balances and certificates unused. Shipments totaled 453 barrels with runs reaching 192 273 barrels.

New York

Bargain Footwear Sale Across All Ages and Styles

In this sale advertisement 1 000 pairs of various widths and sizes from A to C and up to 5 are offered at 98c and 75c for canvas Oxfords, Misses Slippers at 50c, Children’s Slippers at 40c, Men’s Russet and Black Oxfords at 98c and general Men’s Shoes at 49c 98c 1 25 and 1 98. Boys’ School Shoes priced 69c 79c and 98c. Youths’ Slippers 25c. Call to examine.

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