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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

2

Five Speakeasies Raided in Scranton

Police and two detectives raided five South Scranton taverns for selling liquor without licenses. Magistrate Storrs fined Joseph Kramer Patrick Langan Matthew Pfaff Robert Schumer and Mrs Gibbons 50 dollars and seven dollars costs each. Schumer arrived on a beer wagon during the arrest. More raids announced.

Joseph Kramer Mrs. Gibbons Robert Schumer Patrick Langan Matthew Pfaff Storrs Schumer Day South Scranton Williams Zang Alder Street Gibbons Pittston Avenue Fig Street Prospect Avenue Meadow Avenue Blucher Avenue Pfaff

Paving Award For Court Street And Side Streets To Dale Firm

Recorder Connell and Public Works Director Roche awarded the paving contract for Court Street Diamond Avenue and Providence Road to M H Dale. Two bids were received with Scranton Vitrified Brick Company as the rival offer, Dale’s bid covering track pavement 2.45 per sq yd curb measures 80 cents to 1.40 per ft and 76 cents per ft for concrete curb. Additional sewer contracts went to low bidders Donohoe and O Boyle J Gibbons and Co Wilkes Barre for sections of the Seventeenth district and Wyoming Avenue.

Connell Public Works Roche Court Street Diamond Avenue Providence Road M. H. Dale Scranton Dale Donohoe and O'Boyle J. &. Gibbons & Co Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Avenue Ash Street Donohue Webster Avenue J. I. Gibbons & Co

Gate Bruises and Burns Quickly Healed

Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an anti septic remedy for cuts bruises and burns. When applied it helps wounds heal quickly without maturation and with less scarring than usual. for sale by all druggists.

Market Summary Declines Unchanged After South Africa Peace News

Investors showed little response to recent developments including South Africa peace and anthracite strike. Grain stocks drew early demand due to rising April earnings for railroads and growing expectations of a full crop. Major carriers such as Union Pacific and Burlington led grain activity while Reading and Lehigh Valley showed gains among eastern holdings. Total market volume was light with 270000 shares traded and bonds dull.

New York Stoc Onewance South Africa Union Pacific Burlington Canadian Pacific Reading Lehigh Valley Norfolk and Western Wall Street Dama United States

Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Report

Corrected by H.G. Dale. Listings include Flowr 4.40, Butter 23c, fresh creamery 24c, Cheese Idaadlige, Hyegs 18c, Marrow Beans 2.35 to 2.40 per bushel, Green Peas 2.25 per bushel, Onions Bermudas 2.00 per crate, Potatoes 80c per bushel.

Scranton H.G. Dale Lacka, Ave Western

Wheat and commodity prices in Philadelphia market report

Philadelphia notes a firm wheat market with mixed corn and steady Minon. flour steady to dull and various flour grades priced from $2.86 to $5.70 per bag. Butter strong with western creamery at 24 cents. cheese and lard steady. poultry prices listed for broilers and fowls. Heavy shipments include 11,000 barrels of finished goods and millions of pounds of sacks.

Philadelphia A. Hayes Weston New York Halic Coun

New York Grain and Produce Market New Beat

Market notes from June 2 report flour activity fairly steady while wheat shows steady pricing. Elevator brokers cite mixed futures and spot prices amid light trading, with rest of grains showing weak parity as readers track price movements and market tone.

New York Northern Luth

Market Mix as Wheat Lombs and Provisions Rise

Chicago trading shows grains firming with coarse grades helping wheat and July futures rising. Provisions close higher as cash quotes edge up for wheat, corn, oats, and hog and cattle products amid a cautious market.

Chicago Gc Mae

East Buffalo Livestock Receipts and Prices Report

East Buffalo on June 2 reports cattle receipts at 4300 with mixed bids for dry fed cattle common grassy stock steady to lower and prime steers around 7 907 40. heifers and cows showing wide ranges from 5 to 8 dollars. stockers and feeders firm to higher with calves and sheep and lambs showing varied demand and prices across grades and weights.

East Buffalo Wali

Chicago Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Report

Cattle receipts 7 5 including 660 Texans. Prices firm to higher with good to prime steers around 1 7 1. Poor to medium 4 70 6 75. Hogs receipts 40 000 today and 23 000 tomorrow opened lower then closed strong with mixed grades 7 0 7 5. Sheep receipts 12 000 steady for sheep and higher for lambs by 10 to 15 cents with western and native lambs around 5 25 to 7 00.

Chicago Texas Fed Silla

Market Prices From East Liberty Auction

East Liberty June 2 prices for livestock and meats show Castle-Lower Chole at 27,15a7.0 prime and hogs at 6.75 to 7.49 per hundredweight, best mediums 7.20, heavy yorkers 7.10, lambs 5.05 to 6.00, calves 5.00 to 7.00, and sheep steady with wethers 5.05.

East Liberty

City Credit Balances and Shipments Report

On City June 2 credit balances stand at 1.20 dollars with no bid on certificates. Shipments dated May 31 and June 1 show oil average 14, grade runs May 31 123 84 average 81 002 and June 1 6 649.

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