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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1898

Page

2

For Rent or Sale and Agents Wanted in Multiple Listings

A jumble of classified notices offers double houses for rent or sale on Myrl street Quincy avenue Gideon street and related properties. It also markets agency opportunities across towns for selling novelties soaps and cigars with commissions and various territories and companies seeking reliable agents or solicitors.

My Rile Street Quincy Avenue Gideon Street Tence and Peaoak Ateam Heat J. Attorney Wyoming Avenue Spio & Watkins Cheatnut Street Philadelphia Modoc Soap CO Cincinnati

Boarding First Class Rooms and Special Rates

BOARDING. FIRST-CLASS BOARD with or without room, special rates for permanent boarders. Home heated by steam and lighted by electric light, centrally located, near depots, 6 meal tickets for $1.00, 21 meal tickets for $4.00. 15 Franklin avenue. CORNS BUNIONS AND INGROWING nails treated painlessly, by M TZEL Chiropodist 330 Lakewatania. Attendants at their residence if desired, charges moderate.

Franklin Avenue Iren von Free M. Tzel Lavekawatina Sen Ludlow

City Scavenger 4 B Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults

A historical notice notes city scavenger Briggs cleans privy vaults and reports no odor. Improved pumps used. Includes early business listings and public notices for Scranton area with addresses and local services.

B. Briggs A. Brigg North Main Avenue Adameandiberry

Jermyn and Mayfield G A R and allied gatherings noted

The William Hunter camp and Sons of Veterans organized a Ladies Auxiliary at their hall over Winters store. J C Turner chaired with W H Swick, W A Zimmerman, and Jacob Tall speaking. Mrs John Gillis urged a Ladies Aid society. A large local and visiting attendance enjoyed a supper.: The Temperance band held a social at Snyder and Edmunda hall with music and games. Ina Carpenter visits from Priceburg. Mentioned are local appointments, contracts for a new Olyphant convent, and a Mayfield arrest of Frank Wesniefskie for shoplifting. he posted bail and was remanded. John Mainard and son Charles returned from a southern trip.

William Hunter Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Veterans Winters & Co Ladies’ Auxiliary Society J. C. Turner W. HH. Swick W. A. Zimmerman Jacob Tall John Gillis Carbondale Ladies’ Auxiliary Grand Army G. A. Tt Randall Camp Bons of Veterans Carbondale John Bryden William Bryden James and Ernest Bryden Aliie Hedden Delbert Wademan A. W. Clancy G. W. Gilbert Post 157 Wiliam Chase Jake Idle J. Linkfelter Samuel Linkfelter Esra Little William Blake John Brandon Frank Sherer Robert Campbell Auxiliary Society of Nellie Gillis Johanna Dimmock Dora Bryden Adelina Estabrook Fannie Bates Longfelter J. Rithel Clara Carlton Hannah Whipple Jane Crina Dilts J. Holland J. G. Brandon Hua Lowden Mrs. Bell Magele Campbell Ellen Byrne Daley Temperance Snyder and Edmunda Hall Ina Carpenter Priceburg C. W. Helmes Scott Road C. EB. Helmes New Orange Industrial Association of New Jersey M. J. Shields C. T. Meeker A. W. Reynolds R. H. Reynolds Jennie Alice Butler Hattie Pascoe Eagan & O'Donnell Olyphant Liberty Lodge Binghamton Elias Evans Forest City Thomas E. Griffiths North Main Street Frank Weshnesfiekle Fast Mayfield Mayfield Weshnefiskle Merchant Mendleson Mandleson Mulderig Justice of the Peace John McCaafferty

Town Notes and Local Happenings in Twentieth Ward

Thomas Gaughan of Rovkville Mass leaves for home after visiting brother Martin in Stafford Street. A building boom hits the upper Twentieth ward. The Rt Josephs society banquet committee meets this evening. John Dudley organizes a baseball team and challenges the town’s amateur league. The funeral of Thomas McManus was held yesterday with interment at Minooka Catholic cemetery.

Thomas Gaughan Rovkville Mass Martin Stafford Street Rt. Joseph's Society John Dudley Amatan Thomas McManue Minooka Catholic Cemetery

Black Stockings in Demand as Always

Black stockings remain in demand and priced affordably, with claims of consistent quality and value compared to previous periods. The note emphasizes affordability and reliability in product quality.

Markets Endure Mixed Slump as Traders Weakened by Low Mood

In New York on March 12 professional traders faced a weak market with broad declines in standard and speculative stocks. Lane Shore, Pennsylvania, St Paul and Northwest fell several points while local traction stocks also weakened. A brief rally occurred in early trading on short-lived covering, but selling pressure resumed as the day closed with limited gains and robust volume of 323,200 shares.

New York Ihe Thenen Lake Shore Pennsylvania St. Paul Northwest Hurlington

Scranton Hoard of Trade BKachange Quotations

Scranton traders and merchants follow a par based quotation system set by the Hoard of Trade BKachange. Prices anchor on 100 par, creating a uniform reference across listings and market notes.

Scranton

Commodity Prices and Market Notes From New York

Market report shows flour and patent prices sliding modestly with bear sentiment prevailing in spring wheat and corn futures. Spirits of weaker dairy and meat futures continue, with lard and pork margins tightening as refined petroleum holds steady in New York and Atlantic hubs.

Market Shake Flows Through Wheat Futures In Chicago

Chicago March 12 reports show wheat prices sliding with a brief spike in July futures and renewed weakness in most contracts. Leiter defended margins and sought a marginal price on May wheat to ease late session tension while leaders like Leiter faced ongoing pressure from Armor Intervals.

Chicago Wallatreet Leiter

Philadelphia Live Stock Receipts and Market Report

In Philadelphia on March 12 receipts totaled Peeves 24979 head with sheep 4615 hogs 4000 and beef cattle showing good demand. Sheep demand moderate with prices mainly maintained. Cows fat and thin cows in fair demand, calves active, dressed beef steady with best western prices noted.

Philadelphia Gabe Fiat

Chicago Live Stock Market Quiet After Saturday Short Supplies

Chicago on March 12 reports a thin cattle market with scarce offerings. Prices stayed largely unchanged with cattle at 4.50 to 5.50, sheep around 4.70, yearlings near 5.00, and lambs at 4.25. Receipts show 20 cattle, 11,000 hogs, 3,000 sheep.

Chicago

Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Veal Calves

East Liberty PA reports cattle prices with prime, medium, and heavy categories. Bulls and cows bring around 244.10 dollars. heavier hogs range 2.00 to 3.00 per unit. Sheep show steady to mixed values with lambs at 5.10 to 5.9 and veal calves around 6.50 to 7.00 per unit.

East Liberty

Market Quietness After Reeves Receipts Report

New York reports Reeves receipts L207 showing no trading activity. Calves steady while veal and lamb markets firm. sheep and lamb prices steady with heavy lambs unchanged. Hog prices steady at 8.25 per hundred pounds, with 6 404 head cited.

New York

East Buffalo Cattle Receipts Mixed. No Sales Reported

Cattle receipts reported at East Buffalo on March 12 with consigned stock and no sale. Prices ranged from low to good quality with hogs common to choice and sheep and lambs showing active demand.

Heat Central Scranton Pobt Court Howe JONES St Spruce Street East Buffalo

Market Ledger Report from Oi Market City

Market report for OW City shows March 1 balances and certificates. Highest and lowest balances, cloned cash totals, and total sales are listed with barrels shipped and runs per shipment.

OW City

Agnew's Liver Pills Promise Rosy Complexion Cure

An old advertisement touts Agnew's Liver Pills as a remedy for sallow skin pimples eruptions and declinations claiming the pills regulate the system restore a healthy cheek rosy bloom and peach bloom of youth. Dosing suggested is one to two pills per dose for 49 doses with sale by Matthew Brosene and Ww. T. Clark.

Agnew Matthew Brosene T. Clark

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