Truesdale Plans West Lackawanna Viaduct Shops
Industrial news notes report W H Truesdale president of the Lackawanna railroad will visit Scranton to confer with city officials about the West Lackawanna avenue viaduct proposed machine and car shops in Keyser Valley and related strike and yard improvements. The old North Steel site is being cleared for the new shops while machinery is moved to Buffalo for installation at Lickawanna Steel. Plans remain under Chief Engineer MacFarlin awaiting final approval. Car shop work keeps workers busy repairing coal cars as mines restart.
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West Lackawanna Avenue
Keyser Valley
Hawley
Buffalo
W. H. Truesdale
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Truesdale
North Steel
Lickawanna Steel Company
MacFarlin
The
Tribune
Grand Master Hawley Visits Scranton Amid Coal Strike Talk
Grand Master Frank T. Hawley of the Switchmen's union arrived in Scranton for a brief visit to his mother. He stated his stay carried no bearing on the strike situation and declined to comment on potential actions regarding soft coal.
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Frank T. Hawley
Switchmen's Union
America
West
Scranton
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today
The roster lists Now assemble for Friday with times for Crews Carrigg Pushers Murray Mouser Morin Murphy Bartholomew McGovern Gaffney Sever Stan ton. Morning and afternoon shifts set across 1 to 7.90 p.m. slots with several names assigned to specific hours.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Carrigg
Pushers
Murray
Mouser
Morin
Murphy
W. HH. Bartholomew
Helpers
McGovern
Gaffney
Sever
Stanton
City Auctioneer Day Seeks License After Public Sale
The police seized an unknown horse in South Scranton weeks ago and sold it to the highest bidder at a public site. Auctioneer Day declared he has the required license under a new ordinance, attracting about thirty horsemen who heard Lena, Girl Young, and others bid. Young bid to $49, then refused $45 and set $85 as his purchase price.
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Lcense
South Scranton
Lena
Girl Young
Young
Site for New School in Tenth Ward Considered
Building Committee of the Board of Control examined the Ash street and James avenue lot yesterday for a proposed new school. They favor a small two story structure for primary children only and will report to the board. A follow up meeting will draft the report for the next board session.
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Board of Control
Dennis J. Roche
E. D. Fellows
Tenth Ward
Ash Street
James Avenue
Local Weather Office Promotes James L. Bartlett
James L. Bartlett, acting clerk to Local Weather Observer F. Clarke, has received a promotion and will leave in August for a new assignment at the Shreveport Alabama station where he will be in sole charge.
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James L. Bartlett
F. &. Clarke
New Fields
Mr. Bartlett
Shreveport
Ala
Albany man praises Chamberlain's remedy for diarrhoea
W. S. Mahning of Albany New York a well known trade figure and representative of the Albany Chemical Co recalls a protracted diarrhoea attack eighteen months ago and says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave immediate relief he recommends it to others with similar troubles sold by all druggists
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Chamberlain
W. 8. Mahning
Albany
N. Y
Albany Chemical Co
Market Slides After Bull Rush In New York Trading
New York July 2 stocks ended lower after a late day retreat as a few shares staged brief strength while the broader market fell. Traders cited technical selling by large buyers seeking profits, with murmurs of insider action and limited official confirmation. Overall, conditions remained mixed with favorable crops and rail earnings but lingering distrust and easy money pressure.
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New York
Grangers
Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
Mexican Central
Mexico
Southern Securities
Corabely
Louisville
Nashville
United States
Flour and grain market summary from New York on July Fourth
The New York flour market was easy and quiet with winter patents and winter straights modestly priced. Wheat spot and futures showed weakness with mixed bids and light activity as contracts hovered and then declined. Oats and other grains displayed irregular options and sporadic firm bursts, especially for July at Chicago amid market manipulation rumors.
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New York
Seaheart
Gesline
Nace
Reptember
Market Notes From An Irregular Catalog Entry
Readable fragments describe various dairy products and cheese varieties with vague references to state and regional labels. The text lists items such as full cream, colored, large white and white varieties, along with mentions of state and Pennsylvania origin and assorted candied options.
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Pennsylvania
July Grain Prices Rise Amid Market Dullness in Chicago
In Chicago on July 24 grain trading showed July oats up 3 cents to a new high, July corn at 7 cents with limited strength. Decline in September futures and bearish spreads weighed on the market alongside fair weather. Provisions rose 20 to 25 cents, with cash quotes for barley, timothy seed, pork, lard, and various wheat and corn grades detailed.
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Lee
Praly Thal Baby Am
Locomotive Honey Ke Am
Soco
Atchison
Atelileon Pr
Ralt
Ohio
Wil Brook
FR. T
Canadian Pacific
Wil Hhh
Sense Tee
Babie Mg
Chicago
Lewsnene
Col. Fuel & Ein Aya Ota
Southern Hlack Til
Fs South
Pet & Hud
Eeebiens
Erie
Hooking Valley
Illinois Central Peery
City & Spa
bin Louis. & Nash
Gms
Et. T. Steer
Kan
Tex
Missouri
Wity
Norfolk & West
Ont
Wea
Vane Penna
People's Gus Een Selene
Reading
Republic Steel
Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Rsis Rrs
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Grain & Provision
Piapee
Soeptembe
New York
Owen
Gralnia
Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Chicago cattle receipts total 7 50 with 2 500 Texans and 400 westerns. Prices range from 4.60 to 7.75 for stockers and feeders to 1.0 for cows and 2.25 for canners. Hog receipts 12 000 today and 10 000 tomorrow with prices around 7 0 to 7 1.0 for butchers, steady to higher. sheep receipts 15 000 with steady to lower prices for wethers and mixed quality lambs.
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Chicago
Helfere
Texas Fed
East Buffalo Market Report July 3 Cattle and Sheep
Cattle receipts light to steady with veals steady. tops fall to good. Hogs steady to weak with roughs $7.50 to $7.90. Sheep and lambs receipts about 1,050. lambs firm to higher with prices around $6.50 to $8.00, yearlings $5.25 to $5.75. States water and workers market conditions noted.
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Buffalo
East Liberty Stock Market Report July 24
East Liberty markets show cattle and hogs steady to firm. Cattle prices range from prime to common with cows bulls and stags around 6.50 to 8.25 while hogs steady with heavies around 7.10 to 7.55 and lambs and veal calves also listed with varied grades and values.
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East Liberty
Credit balances and bids for shipments in July
Openings show 122 certificates with no bids. Shipments include 746 barrel rels, various bar rel counts, and rum lots totaling 115,015 barrels with average figures around 50,230 barrels.
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OW Cts
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Wall Street Review
Haight - Freese Co
Mears
W. D. Runyon
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
H. G. Dale
Lacka
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Butler
de. Western
Fock
Lackawanna Dairy Co
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Nk & Trust Co
Nat. Bank
Carbondale
Firat National Bank
Cork & Bnover
Scranton Bavings Bank
Nationa
Bolt & Nut
People’s Ban
Asebin
People'street Railway
Scranton Trac. Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
Jersey
Pocono Tan Co
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Stock Market
Third National Bank
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Avinas Union
Mears Building
Albert Ball
E. Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
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Washington Avenue
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Washington Ave
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Wyoming Avenue
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