New York Stock Market Quiet Amid Anthracite Pressure
The June 10 market session closed firm with most gains near day highs. Anthracite-related shares and Tennessee Coal and Iron led advances while Susquehanna Western preferred weakened. total volume reached 165,000 shares as investors watched reorganizations and ore sector prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Bears
Manhattan
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Susquehannd All Western Preferred
Burlington
Gurney
Tribune
G. du HB. Dimmick
Willam Linn, Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
INDUSTRY NEWS: Furnaces Restart at Bird Coleman Reading Mills
Bird Coleman furnaces to blast after two years idle. Keystone Rolling Mill Reading reopens with 300 workers to run double shifts. Pencoyd Tron of Philadelphia to lease Pottsville Tron and Steel from a receiver to meet orders. Railroads resume growth with May quarter earnings up 6 percent across 59 roads and May month totals rising 6.08 percent over last year.
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Bird Coleman
Keystone Rolling Mill
Reading
Pencoyd Tron Works
Philadelphia
Pottsville Tron and Steel Company
Pencoyd
Pottsville
Financial Chronicle
Local Notes From Pleasant Mount Area
I P Riley of Pleasant Mount visited his sister Mrs Thomas Clune over Sunday. A Hungarian child was run over and slightly injured on Main Street Saturday evening. Forest fires rage on surrounding mountains. Fred Soby and wife of Jermyn visited Mrs Soby s parents here Sunday. W J and Thomas Maxey spent Sunday with the latter s parents at Cliftford. Clothier W J Davis has taken his family to Lake Como Wayne county for the summer. The Epworth league will elect officers this evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of South Gideon visit J A Andrews. Undertaker Kerby of Carbondale passed away yesterday.
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I. P. Riley
Pleasant Mount
Wayne County
Thomas Clune
Main Street
Fred Soby
Jermyn
Epworth League
Charles Clark
South Gideon
J. A. Andrews
Undertaker Kerby
Carbondale
Oe Kerby
Market report cattle sheep hogs June 10 Chicago to Philadelphia
Cattle receipts 13 000 head market weak at times lower common to extra steers 3000 stockers and feeders 2400 4 cows and bulls 1704 25 calves 2600 5 75 Texans 2200 460. Hog receipts 24 000 head market firm higher heavy packing and shipping hogs 4000 445 common to choice mixed 4450 440 choice assorted 4504 05. Sheep receipts 10 000 head market weak for common firm for choice lambs 408 75. Old Market City June 10 60 opened high est 145 offered lowest 140 closed 145 1/2 Pittsburg 10 Oll opened low est 140 highest closed 143 4 Philadelphia Tallow Market June 10 tallow quiet dull city prime in hide 4 1/2 5 country prime in bbis etc
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New York
Minnesota
Tinsie
Northern
Lower
Chicago
Maine
Western Steam
City
Continent
South America
State
Walife
Western Dairy
Elgins
Pennsylvania
Western
London
Java
Brasil
Buffalo
Old Market
O City
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Burglary Foiled at Kellys Drug Store in Scranton
A 3 o’clock Sunday burglary attempt at Kellys drug store failed after the owner fired several shots at intruders who fled. The item notes local social events, a debate on Women's Rights at Father Mathew Opera House, and various local happenings including births, birthdays, and upcoming baseball games.
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Kelly's
Sweeney Block
Mr. Kelly
M. J. O'Malley
Bell Street
Windsor
N. Y
Father Mathew Opera House
P. H. McCann
M. J. McNulty
J. Rossa McConnac
A. F. McNulty
P. J. Brennan
J. Boyle
Plano
Mary Rogan
Lizzie Dempsey
Kate McHale
Emma McConnac
Anna Loftus
Chester Adams
Olyphant Baseball Club
Moosic
Olyphant Grounds
Hh. N. Kennedy
Hugh Ruddy
Providence
Will W. Jones
Gazette Office
Katie Horkheiser
Blakely
Social notes from Syracuse visitors and local residents
George Nicholson of Syracuse visited here with friends on Sunday. Several Scranton guests stayed over weekend including A. J. Colborn Jr. and Willie Luts. Montrose visitors BH. D. Camp and family with M. W. Bilas Sr. Paton Stone returns from a New York state trip. Cc. Comegys of Scranton back from Philadelphia. Mrs. BE. Leighton of Binghamton visiting her mother. Morris Church of Scranton hosted by Mrs. Leavia Mershon. The Reverend A. Bergen Browe preached a stern Sunday sermon against liquor and idle pleasure seekers. T. Wellington Warner of New York City visited his parents. Mrs. Giles Stanton and Miss Cora White called on friends. Prof. F. C. Hangen of Madison Academy to spend a month at Manefeld and Elmira. Mrs. Sam Whalen died Sunday evening aged 79 after long illness. She was deeply mourned by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicholson
Syracuse
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Scranton
BH. D. Camp and Family
Montrose
M. W. Bilas
Kennedy
Hazleton
Willie Luts
Martin
Parton Stone
New York State
T. Wellington Warner
New York City
George F. Warner
Giles Stanton
Clifford
Cora White
Green Grove
F. C. Hangen
Mardison Academy
Manefeld
Elmira
Sam Whalen
Mra. Whalen
Nee Conan
Funeral notices and baptismal service detailed
A funeral for a wife and mother is set for 2 PM Tuesday at the family home, with ceremonies for two daughters and in law. A large turnout attended a baptism by immersion at Gravel Pond led by Rev. F H Parsons, naming Walter White Herman Cole Ina Benjamin Mina Wella and Cora Sherman as converts. An advertisement endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children with the price of twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Whalen
Annie
Burgess E. J. Stone
Elizabeth
John Hall
Gravel Pond
F. H. Parsons
Waverly Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter White
Herman Cole
Ina Benjamin
Mina Wella
Cora Sherman
Winslow
Barn Fire Destroys Hertung Farm Buildings In Wayne County
Sunday morning a barn on August Hertung’s farm near the Honesdale road burned. four pigs, a horse, farming machinery and the barn were destroyed. The house across the road also burned with contents. total losses about 24,000 with 1,000 on barn and 1,000 on house. Fire likely incendiary. no one home at the time.
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August Hertung
Honesdale
Noone
Elsit
Carbondale Cycle Club
Wayne County
St. Rey
John N. Lewis
Russell
D. H. Menner
Grace Church
Jury
East Street
Hannah Hell
Hineister
Sdvices
Waymart
Exchange Club
Progressive Muscular Atrophy Patient Healed by Dr Smith
A 50 year old man named John Camp suffered progressive muscular atrophy spreading from the left hand to the whole body over four years. After five weeks of Dr Smith’s treatment, he gained forty seven pounds and regained muscle strength, with care offered daily at 2 Wyoming avenue from 9 am to 2 pm free of charge.
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John Camp
Camp
Smith
Flob, Smith
Dr. Smith
Wyoming Avenue
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Corman
Gorman
Gorman’s
Grand Depot
U.S. Gov't Report
Stocks and Bonds
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Luckn, & Montrose KR. R
Spring Brook Water Co
Elmhurst Boulevard
Anthracite Lind & Imp. Co
Scranton Trection Co
Madison Avenue
Scranton Glass
Rushbrook Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Pass
People's St. Railway
Toledo
Tobacco Co
Ohlo
Chicago Gas
Mit
Seawee Iu
Batkwarro
Why Dist
Ian Filsctris
Bouy MT i
Loula
Nash
Bae
N. Vy
B&w
Paotile
Isle
Pacific
Southern
Tex
Pacifie
Union Pacific
West
Teather, Pry
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Dime
Eanae Firat National Bank
Esstewenagee Green Ridge Lumber Co
No Lackawinha Lumber Co
Aenae Lacka, Rust & Bofe
Anton Savings Bani
Ton Lace Curtain
Huro’ Contact Co. M
E. Oy
Dr. Reeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawannna Avenue
Forest City
Olyphant
Blakely Baptist Church
Hannah McNamara
South Scranton
Dunmore Street
Annie Dougher
Wilkes- Barre
Marie O'Malley
Meera
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Waverly
F. B. Smith
Lackawanna Ave
Jersey
Hood
Hartman
Tonio Hartmakn
Ea Birch
THE
Bell Clothing House
Goodman
Old Sta
Scranton, PA
Axminster
Wioquette
Body Brussels
NTON
Wilkes-Barre
Conomy’s
Jane
Economy Furniture CO
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