Leader Store Sale Postponed Stock Take and Specials
The Leader announces a postponed stock take due to extensive alterations and opens Monday with a large sale. Specials include LEADER'S PRICE items on skirts, soaps, cambric products, drawers, gowns, dress goods, silks, dimities, organdies, cambrics, gingham, tickings, towels, muslin, flannel, and millinery at half price and blankets at half price.
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Wall Street Review and Anthracite Market Update
Stock market notes show firmer futures with higher cables while wheat and flour trade remains dull. Reading Coal and Iron faces pressure over percentage share amid Morgan led coal trust talk. New York World calls for coordinated action as anthracite companies plan a joint bureau and rules.
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German Cabinet Crisis Rumors Persist and Emigration Plan
Berlin reports say the ministerial crisis is only postponed amid denials. Dr Stoecker resigns from the Conservative party over Christian Socialist tensions. Germany debates a state directed emigration law guiding settlers to colonies. Dr Miguel declines an hereditary barony amid past letters to Marx and Engels resurfacing.
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Railroad notes on rates and track improvements
The QOceante Steamship company seeks a large cut in overland rates to enable a $58.50 New York to San Francisco through rate to Australian ports, challenging Canadian Pacific pricing from New York to Vancouver. Western roads will consult with Canadian Pacific to protect its interests. A Western paper notes Big Four Railway shifts on side tracks and expects second main track use. Earnings for 1895 of the Philadelphia Reading and New England line rose, with net gains and increased expenses. 1896 saw painting and new rails spending within operating costs increasing overall expenses.
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Buffalo Live Stock Prices Drift in Mixed Markets
Buffalo N Y February 1 cattle steady for best lines slow for other good steers with prices around 4.10 to 7.25 a top end. Hogs fairly active with room for slight gains pushing Yorkers to about 4.40 to 4.45. Sheep and lambs seen slow and draggy with prime lambs around 50 to 60 and export sheep around 4.20.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts around 1000 head in Chicago with market steady for common to extra steers and stockers. Texans and Hogg receipts noted with higher demand for heavy packing and shipping lots. Cows and bulls brought varied prices, with hogs and sheep receipts and markets described as steady to higher in some categories.
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Toledo Grain Market Report Delivers Mixed Wheat and Corn
At Toledo on February 1 wheat receipts reach 622 bushels with shipments of 38 bushels, No 2 red cash quoted TH4ec May Thloc July TIMe, No 3 red cash Taye. Corn receipts total 2 274 bushels with shipments 12 500 bushels, No 2 mined May ac, No 3 do cash Me. Oats dull with No 2 mixed cash Tec. Cloverseed receipts 475 bags shipments WH bags, prices 4.40 for prime cash and March.
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Philadelphia Tallow Market Steady on Feb 1
Tallow in quiet and unchanged with prices quoted for city prime in hogsheads country prime in barrels and country dark in barrels and cakes. Grease price listed.
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Philadelphia Press and Times React to Anthracite Agreement
Philadelphia newspapers weigh in on the new coal trade agreement. The Press lauds potential benefits for transportation and mining interests, while noting coal prices may rise. The Times questions reform, urging output restraint to meet market needs.
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Local society notes from Scranton town events
Messrs Clouse Posten Peek Clouse Wescott Gardner Watts of Camp 248 P O S A attended the big presentation in Music hall Scranton Tuesday night. Miss Jessie Baum convalescing. William V Brown of Eagle Cigarette factory Stroudsburg pa visited his brother G B Brown earlier in the week. William Peuckert, barber and former Keystone laundry agent, is now Lackawanna laundry agent. Friday February 7 entertainment at Methodist church for Sunday school benefit admission 10 and 20 cents. Mrs Levi Blesecker ill. Mrs J M Moack sick list.
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Patriotic Order Sons of America
Music Hall
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Jessie Baum
Lee
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Eagle Cieer
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Keystone
Lackawanna
Methodist Episcopal Church
Levi Blesecker
J. M. Moack
Athletic association elects officers and teams in Scranton
A kerosene lamp exploded in Willie Morris’s room in Scranton but was quickly extinguished with no serious damage. The Athletic association elections continue with R V Rex as baseball manager F W Dillon as general athletics manager and finance committee members J V Lesher J C Hagen and B F Thomas. A basketball team formed with D H Elliott captain and J S Suiter as manager. Rev J W Weddell of Philadelphia assists President Harris in revival meetings Bucknell reports strong spiritual awakening after a week of services.
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Wanted Help Advertisements Across Towns
Classifieds note free insertion for local want ads. Listings seek stock agents in Scranton and canvassers for Snyder's cake sales. Also seeking a nurse girl at 51 Dickson Ave and an experienced kitchen and laundry worker for Mrs Gearhart at 62 Monroe Ave.
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Monroe Ave
Wanted Workkeeper or Clerk Position
Man seeks a keeper or clerk role. Writes promise of faithful service and can supply references. Address RM L., Tribune. For sale notice lists 150 acres shingles land and 1M-acre farm for eight families. Also cheap horse and wagon offered or exchange. Marion Ave.
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