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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1897

Page

2

Montrose welcomes business visitors and new rail plans

Montrose anticipates a wave of visiting businessmen while a trolley line may link Mauch Chunk and Lehighton. A Catawissa mad dog attack injures three before the animal is killed. Postmaster wage raised to 2500 a year at Pittston as White Haven Odd Fellows Relief Association ends. John F Jones of Athens dies of heart disease, age 41. Watt Scurry breaker near Carbondale starts operation, and Duryea to Wilkes Barre trolley service to begin June 1.

Montrose Mauch Chunk Lehighton Catawissa Pittston Odd Fellows’ Relief Association of White Haven John F. Jones Athens Watt & Scurry Carbondale Duryea Wilkes-Barre Herrick’s Centre Woman's Christian Temperance Union Susquehanna Ladies Hillman Port Hawkley Park View Hazleton Northampton Street Wilkes- Barre Potteville Lehigh Valley Joseph Mowery North Main Street Bushkill Joseph Conrad Mr. Thompson Gyracuse N. Y Exchange Hotel Kingston Thompson Perine Heen George Carter Eastern Wanda Gilbert Lombard Street George Hollon Carter Justice Orcutt Monroe County Democracy Tow John ©. Storm M. F. Coollmugh J. D. Serfass BR. FL Schwarz Carbon Pike Northampton Amore Storm Richard FP. Schwarze B. F. Morey

Public auction of Minnie Bates house on Hudson Street

The two story house with basement on Hudson Street owned by Minnie A Bates will be sold at public auction on Tuesday next. Auctioneer N KE Brundage will conduct the sale. Granville Sherwood, whose home is nearby, is mentioned in connection with the listing.

Hudson Street Minnie A. Bates N. KE. Brundage Granville Sherwood

Antlag touted as miraculous cure for drunkenness

An advert claims Antlag cures alcoholism by leaving the user craving only weak drinks and can be secretly added to tea coffee or soup. It promises delivery for one dollar from Kenova Chemical Co at 6 Broadway New York with free information by mail.

Aestrome Wend Kenova Chemical Co Broadway New York

Scranton Residents Active Amid Local Happenings

Scranton residents have been in town the past week tiling flooring at Fred Jennings store. Mrs. Joseph Welch returns from Philadelphia hospital improved. Dr. C H Dana travels to New York and Philadelphia. Miss Katherine Gearhart spends time with sister Mrs. James Lehr. In Eaton R P Northrop is in New York City on business. On June 9 a declamation contest at Platts Opera House by high school students replaces ordinary commencement exercises. No graduating class this year due to grading changes. Aromado alley property owners consider an eight inch pipe to connect with Bridge Street main line. Tioga Street connection abandoned for better fall and similar cost. Meeting of property owners held Monday evening at Alvin Day's office. Work estimated at about 150 dollars.

Scranton Fred Jennings Joseph Welch Philadelphia C. H. Dana New York Katherine Gearhart James Lehr Eaton R. P. Northrop New York City Platt's Opera Aromado Alley Bridge Street Tioga Street Alvin Day

Hallstead Band at Dedication in Elmington

Activities across towns include Hallstead band performing for the Odd Fellows temple dedication in Elmeg hamton, Millard visiting Bing hamton, and various local meetings. WCTU held a Thursday gathering at Mrs. A A Bogart's home. Young People CRAE Endeavor to meet at Jacob Brown’s. union services planned in Presbyterian church Sunday evening.

Mattie Millard Binghamton Hallstead Elmeghamton Odd Fellows’ Temple Cty William M. Rkroceller Jd. W. Crock Montrose Womans’ Christian Temperance Union Wil A. A. Bogart Harry Wilmot Manalomoe Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor The Presbyterian Church Jacob Brown Womang’ Christian Temperance Union Lewis Ives

Oil Cloth and Matting Sale Promises Bargain Yard Lots

A local sale offers 500 yards of oil cloth priced at 15 to 43 cents per square yard and 200 yards of matting from 9 to 25 cents, at half their value. Read as a push to clear stock with strong discounts.

Market Activity Mixed After Gold Shipment News

The May 24 Wall Street report notes a busy morning with rising activity that eased after the noon hour following news of a $500,000 gold shipment tomorrow and profit taking. Total stock sales reached 184,601, with several weaker spots appearing in the list. Entities include Scranton and Sittston Tra Co, People's Street Railway, Dickson Manufacturing Co, Mt. Vernon Coal Co, Scranton Axle Works, and local tax or municipal securities in Scranton.

New York William Linn Allen & CO Mears Scranton Pass WB Co Inecenee People’s Street Railway Scranton & Sittston Tra People's Street Railway Dickson Manufacturing Co Lacka City of Scranton Bt Imp Mt. Vernon Coal Co Scranton Axle Works

New York Produce Market Report May 44 Flour and Grain Prices

New York May 44 market notes show flour weak and lower with Minnesota patents and rye flour dull. Wheat exports active no. 2 red and northern New York prices afloat then steady, corn market weak with options opening steady and closing lower. Butter firm and cheese varied with state dairy prices. eggs and tallow steady to quiet amid regional price movements.

New York Minnesota F. O Duluth I. Net Western Lisinge Tigalitge State Waltige Pennsylvania Southern

Philadelphia Provision Market Report May 24 Market Notes

Wheat dull and lower across contract grades with May at 8 4 0 to 9 0. Corn and rye mixed steady to nominal. Flour prices mixed with refined sugar firm. Butter and cheese show varied support with Western creamery styles steady to higher. Pennsylvania bag eggs steady. Refined sugar firm.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Cotton Unchanged As Markets Report Steady Poultry Demand

Market notes show steady demand for fowls and chickens with firm prices for poultry and related items. Reports list large grain shipments including 2,000 barrels flour and 13,000 bushels of corn, along with substantial wheat and oats movements.

Howsheads

Chicago May grain and livestock prices and receipts

Chicago prices and receipts show May futures for wheat at 70% to 70.5, corn around 70, pork around 3.00 to 8.15, lard near 8.60, and short ribs futures listed. Quoted grain values include No 2 spring wheat and No 2 corn, with receipts of flour 9,000 barrels and grain shipments of wheat 19,000 bushels and corn 101,000 bushels.

Ing Am, Tobacco Co Bug Ref Canada Southern Ohio Chicago Gas Chicago & N QTH WS Taly CC. CO. & Bt. Ee Mil & St. P le & Pac Lake Shore Louis, & Nash M. K. & Tex. Pr. Ette i N. J N. Y Ye Nor Pine Oabe Cat & West Himaha Ty Phil Southerr Southern RB. R. Pr. Gm Texas Pacific Union Pacific U.S. Leither Lehigh Valley Chicago Board OF Trade Chicago DatasMay Itige Wigatttec Tye

Chicago Livestock Market Report May 26

Cattle and sheep receipts listed in Chicago market notes with prices for stockers and feeders. Calves and steers show brisk activity with price references including 104.85 for steers and 2404.15 for Texans lambs and hogs count noted.

Chicago

Beeves and cattle markets report from New York

May 24 market bulletin shows active demand and general steadiness for beef cattle. Native steers bring 40 to 46, stags and oxen 24 to 40, bulls around 25, calves steady to higher, veals 40 to 54,0. Sheep steady with yearlings 50 to 60, lambs 60 to 70, house prices steady at about 4 dollars per hundredweight.

New York

Buffalo Live Stock Report Shows Mixed Market Activity

Buffalo May 24 cattle and sheep trade remains steady with good to choice quality cattle and strong lamb demand. Hogs and other livestock show varied prices with prime and cull lots reported alongside rounded totals for wethers and sheep.

Buffalo Mast Buffalo

Certifying OW City May Balance Report

May certificates figures show Sarge credit balances and shipment totals. Reads 44,187 barrels and 104.00 barrels per unit, with related tonnage figures and shipping identifiers.

OW City

Munyon Remedies Promoted As World Sickness Cure

An advertisement touts the Munyon system of cures as more effective than doctors, with testimonials from Rev. J D Herron and Addison B Schaub praising relief from debility, catarrh, and related ailments after using Munyon remedies from Philadelphia. It asserts separate remedies for each disease and offers free medical advice by mail.

Munyon J D. Herron Trinity Church Neshannock Avenue New Castle Munyon Remedy Company Philadelphia Mr. Addison B. Schaub Church Street Reading Mall

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