Disbandment of Scranton club ends season plans
The Scranton baseball club was dissolved after directors, citing rising costs, paid all players and allowed them to sign elsewhere. Buffalo showed interest in Dillon, Lippert, and Knoll, while Massey and Householder moves were unsettled as Massey joined elsewhere too late.
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Meeting of League Called to Reform Atlantic Circuit
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Atlantic league will meet at Hotel Hanover on Friday to close the championship season and award the pennant to the Richmond club. Scranton disbanding forces a revised schedule for a six team circuit. clubs in the new circuit to be decided at the meeting.
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Wilkes-Barre to Play Lancaster in Scheduled Game
Wilkes-Barre baseball club president Stegmaier said Scranton’s disband threat would not affect Wilkes-Barre. The Barons travel to Lancaster tomorrow for the scheduled game while Allentown confirms they will play the season out.
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Where They Play Today Paterson at Allentown
Collegiate schedule notes Paterson meets Allentown while Wilkes Barre faces Lancaster and Newark plays Richmond in today’s list of games.
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Richmond Triumphs In Rainy Final Spurt
Richmond beat Lancaster 6 to 4 in a tense game led by a Donovan initiated double play and strong pitching from Miner. Lancaster briefly surged but Richmond opened a late gap as crowd numbers hovered near six hundred. Umpires Hetts Paterson officiated in damp conditions.
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Markets Rally as Stocks Show Broad Strength Across Sectors
The New York market opened strong with Granger and Flower stocks leading and broad participation across issues. Traders report increased commission buying and local Chicago buyers. some profit taking near close but overall tone remains bullish with recommendations to buy cheaper railroad shares and select industrials. Carrington & Cusack, brokers, provide quotations.
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Scrap OCR Becomes Dairy Trade Note With Mixed Terms
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Furnished Front Room for Rent in Quiet House
Furnished front room available in a quiet house. Suitable for one or two children. Address W. P. 6, Tribune office.
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Bank Cashier Swears To Figures In Scranton Ledger
Bank financial statement sworn by F. L. Phillips cashier, July 5, listing assets and liabilities including bank notes outstanding, dividends unpaid, individual capital, demand certificates, and certified checks. Also includes ads for veterinary services, school, seedmen, and local businesses.
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Docks and Poultry Prices and Grain Shipments
The notice lists prices for dressed poultry and fowls including Walie and Maddie names, with small and medium sizes and Western do. It also records receipts of flour at 454 barrels and 000 sacks, wheat at 70 bushels, and large quantities of corn 191 000 bushels. Ship tents report 42 000 bushels of wheat and 11 000 of corn.
Grain Prices Fall Amid Broad Market Weakness in Chicago
Chicago grain and produce reports mark a broad decline as futures slip since last Saturday. Wheat and corn drop, oats decline, while pork, lard, ribs follow grain weakness. cash quotes list assorted futures and commodity prices across flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax seed, and meats in a volatile market.
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Wheat and dairy market report from New York and Midwest
New York and regional markets show weak to firm activity across grains and dairy. Wheat futures ease while spot corn and oats show mixed price movement amid large receipts and bid activity. dairy products trend steady to firm with creamery and cheese offerings noted in western and eastern markets.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago market notes July cattle demand broad with strong buyer participation. Cattle at 5.00 to 4.00 per 100 pounds, heavy packing stock command decent prices, light hogs around 7.0 to 7.5, sheep and lambs steady with fair demand. Totals show cattle 29,009. hogs 34,000. sheep 12,0.
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New York market cattle and sheep report July six
Reeves Dry fed steers steady to higher with firm dollar quotes and call erase decline noted in lower grades. Stockers around 4.00, bulls near 2.75, cows steady. calves very dull and lower. fat lambs and mutton weaker. heavy sheep not in demand. good to choice lambs quoted around 7.00.
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Wheat and commodity prices slide in Philadelphia market
Philadelphia July 6 wheat prices lower on the grain market while corn remains steady. mixed grains and butter hold near options, hogs and poultry show small shifts as regional buyers adjust.
Constipation Indigestion and Biliousness Plaguing Many
The notice notes widespread ailments including constipation indigestion biliousness and sick headache affecting men and women across the region with concerns raised about health and remedies.
Market Report On Mixed Livestock Receipts
Mixed cattle calves hogs and sheep receipts at opening prices show dull to steady demand. Prices posted include hogs around 4.10 to 4.15, sheep to 2.94, and lambs near 5.05 with buyers cautious and market not thoroughly active.
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East Liberty July livestock market report summary
Livestock prices at East Liberty show cattle steady and varied bids across categories. Medium and cod workers noted. hogs and sheep steady with brisk activity on choice wethers and spring lambs. Calves and stags listed with mixed values and currency markers.
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Unclear OCR: July to July balance and shipments data
Fragmented figures show credit balances of 1.17 and certificates 1.17 per unit. Shipment figures for June and July 1 to 4 poorly decoded with multiple errors and inconsistent units. No clear entities or outcomes available.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Highlights Scranton to West
May 1 timetable updates show trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and beyond. Passenger routes include notes for White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Easton Reading and Towanda Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago via connections. Pullman sleeping cars available on all trains between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Officials Hollis W. Wilbur Chas Lee and A W Nonnemacher listed with ticket offices and reservations.
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Erie Railroad Time Table June 4 1899 Scranton departures
Train schedule shows Scranton to New York Newburgh and intermediates at 9:00 a.m. and 2:28 p.m. Hawley and spent points at 5:00 a.m 4:60 a.m and 2:23 p.m with Lake Ariel at 6:20 a.m. Sunday trains to Lake Ariel leave Scranton at 4:45 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. with stops at intermediate stations.
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Timetable Adopts May 29 Effective for NY Ontario & Western
New York Ontario & Western timetable in effect May 29 shows trains from Scranton to Carbondale and Cadosta at 6 a m with connections north and south. Through connections to Burpension Bridge Detroit Chicago and west via afternoon departures. Cadosta to Scranton departures listed with multiple morning times. Sundays only Cadosta service connects with Mainline trains, with arrivals in Scranton in the late afternoon and evening.
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