Admitted That the Proposed Road Is Now Impossible
A January letter from the Anthracite Coal Operators Association details major developments in the coal industry affecting landowners mine operators and workers. It traces freight rate battles with lines like Lehigh Valley Delaware Hudson and Wyoming Valley extensions, the rise of new rival railroads, and consolidations that narrow options for selling coal to consumers while expanding output.
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Oxford
Lackawanna
Loomis
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Lehigh Valley
Tidoewater
Delaware
Tarkawanne and Western
Hudsom
Freighd
New York
Sauptetania
Weetern
Wyoming
Moen Taving
Eliippinae Eval
Coxe Hrothens & Companys
Hitario and Western Railway
Reading Railroad
New York, Wyoming and Western Hallway
Catrat
Penns Eylvania Coal Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Porehaved
Twlawary Valley and Kingston Railway Company Incorporated
Pew Road
Peice
Pennnsylvania Coal Company
Anthracite ‘Ruiteporting
Willingniha Bo
Tidewater
Purewell
Anthracite Market Strong Amid Stable Prices
The Coal Operators Association reports an extremely active anthracite market with steady shipments and robust movement to miners’ cellars. No surplus exists for reserve stocks, delaying deliveries in cold weather, while November and December production nears labor and transport limits. Prices hold firm across tracks and interiors with no anticipated reductions. market described as exceptionally strong on a permanent footing.
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Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Board for Today D L W schedule fragment
Journal entry lists various daily boards with times and names. Mentions Wild Cats East 6 p m and other names like Wallace Mosier Finnerty Costello Hallett Burt Van Vormer Devine Cantner Mowers Burkhart Randolph Nauman and locations West and East with noon and evening slots.
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Wild Cats
East
Wallace
Monos
Mosier
Finnerty
Costello
E. M. Hallett
Burt
Oxford Colliery Standoff Persists Between Operators and Strikers
Oxford local meeting on Jackson street drew many strikers but produced no settlement. Operators insist workers have no clear grievance and are open to reasonable terms, while the men demand wages matching those at other collieries and refuse to return to the mines until a settlement is reached.
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Oxford
Jones’ Hall
Jackson Street
Lackawanna Railway Officials in City and Reports Urged
A D D Chambers assistant treasurer of the Lackawanna railroad was in the city yesterday. Chief Clerk Martin of Master Car Builder’s office has been indisposed for several days. The coal department division superintendents met in Loomis office yesterday afternoon. General Superintendent Clarke Mun ter Car Thunder Canfield and Superintendent of Motive Power Linga went to Buffalo. Some Lackawanna enginemen have failed to report on form MW 4 signaling issues. Prompt reports on banjo or automatic signals discovered out of order are urged to avoid delays to trains.
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A. DD. Chambers
Lackawanna Railroad
Martin
Bullderanfield
Coal Department Division
Loomis
Clarke
Munter
Thunder Canfield
Motive Power
Linga
Buffalo
Lackawanna
Warrants Issued for Layton Extract Company Agents
Al derman Howe's office issues warrants for arrests of Layton Extract Company agents at 100 Franklin Avenue. Charged with pocketing sales proceeds and not remitting cash across Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. Constable Cole spent yesterday serving warrants to halt the defrauders.
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Alderman Howe
Layton Extract Company
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna
Lugerne County
Cole
Commission Revoked for Attempted Robbery Suspect
Peter Spader who tried to hold up Jamee Smith at 410 Mulberry Street in Center Street Wednesday night faced a hearing before Mayor Mary yesterday on charges of carrying concealed weapons and pointing a weapon. Spader, once deputized as a special officer at Clark Tunnel Company during the coal strike, had his commission revoked after the hearing and was released with a severe reprimand.
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Peter Spader
Jamee Smith
Mulberry Street
Center Street
Mary
Aree
Spader
Clark Tunnel Company
Market Slump Extends Across Stocks as Prices Fall
Wall Street faced a broad decline with stock prices slipping throughout the list. Traders saw brief relief late in the day as short-covering lifted some shares, notably United States Cracking? rounds up 14 on the final call. Strong gains appeared only in Western Union and a few regional issues amid a total of about 1.275 million shares traded.
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New York
Tevas
Pacific
Union Pace
Southern Poetic
Delaware
Million
People's Gow
Western Union
Misouri Pacific
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Listed
Butter Creamery Jala Vegge Select western nearby state Ste. Cheere Full cream now Me Bean Per bu choice marrow 2.00 Onions 100 per bu Flour Hest patent 4.00
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Scranton
Tl. G. Ae
S. Lackawanna Ave
Jala
Ste. Cheere
Hest
Grain and dairy markets show mixed shifts in New York trading
In New York on January 10 markets displayed a mix of steady and easing tones. Wheat and flour futures appeared unsettled with price moves that reflected thin activity, while spot markets and dairy products showed provisional steadiness before later softening.
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New York
Affont
Marci
Sita
Siyr
Mariel
May
May, Me; Duly, 44Me, Outs—Spot Quiet; Ney Milge
Dale
Dane Croumen
Wwe
Tate
Dale Cereamery
Fency Lange
DI Galige
Tate and Pennerlvania
Matteye
Wallet
Lowe
Market Notes From The Local Trade Ledger
Fragmented OCR text lists various commodities with mixed spellings and prices. Mentions wheat rye flax timothy pork ribs shoulders whiskey and prices like 1.01 and 7.45. Context suggests a scanned trade ledger entry noting supply items and unit costs.
Cattle and Sheep Market Report with Mixed Demand
The market shows cattle and sheep trades with varied demand. Cattle fairs note fair to moderate activity, with calf supplies and lamb prices cited, while cattle prices range around 4.80 to 6.00 with lighter wall quotes. Additional items include heavy couple listings and miscellaneous price points.
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Arles
East Liberty Markets Mixed Prices Report
East Liberty shoppers and traders report mixed pricing on cattle and hogs as fluctuating market quotes appear for veal calves and lamb goods. Prices noted include 4 004.50 for select items and 1005.45 for certain hogs, with several odd figures in cataloged listings.
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Trends
Market notes from New York on January 10 indicate weak conditions for calves and veal with prices around 4.60 to 5.80 per hundredweight. Yearlings, sheep, and lambs show softness while hogs and pork cuts face subdued demand and price pressure.
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New York
Choier
Gility Jun Reports Mixed 10 Credit Balances and Shipments
The report shows 10 credit balances totaling $1.25 per cer tffcates with no bids. Shipment data lists 4 247 barrels average 38 barrels per shipment and 18.0 barrels per week, totaling 78 009 barrels.
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Gility
Jun
Ming
Averwee
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Wall Street Review
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Iit
IL & P
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Frata County Savings Bank & Treat
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Eeevaes
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National Bank
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Scranton Bole and Nut Co
Aoe
People’s Street Railway
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People's Street Railway
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Buffalo Livestock Market
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General Office
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Wyoming Avenue
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Lackawan
Goodyear West
Lackawanna Avenue
Connolly and Wallace
Scranton's Shopping Center
S of
Connolly & Wallace
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Resources
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U. S
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Henry Belin, JR
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Pilsner
W. Ninth Street
Suranton, PA
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Penn Avenue
Florey
Brooks
Washington Avenue
Lace
Williams& Meanusty
Batterson
Repaune Chemical Co
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Duponts
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