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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1897
Page
4
Advert indicates top tonics bleaches rouges and powders, urging customers to inspect the Ideal Hair Brush and genuine Kiberian cushioner. Mentions children’s hair cutting receiving special attention.
A line of work advertises efficient discarding services with low prices and a claim of having new and desirable coverings. The text emphasizes quality and economy in handling the task.
Northeastern Pennsylvania reports a district funded program starting this week with strong attendance. A sermon series on Jonah by Rev. G B Stone is set for tomorrow evening. Diah rhea cases show signs of recovery due to prompt sanitation and isolation. A Bethany church Literary Society is to be organized. John Matery plans to reopen a door and shotmaking business in the Osgood building Monday. County court convenes in Montrose Nov 4 with Forest City cases on the calendar. A deputy game warden for Susquehanna county is proposed to be based in Forest City.
Juvenile Order of St George and Avoca conclave meet this evening and Monday respectively. St Aloysius society to hold an annual ball on Thanksgiving eve. Several named residents attend events and visits. Miss Nellie Kean at Eierharat. about thirty foxes at Heidelberg breaker go on strike. Community events, voter lists, and local updates thread through the region with multiple names and places.
One of the citys largest funerals was held for Thomas Loftus at his North End home. Members of the Moorie band Accident al fund and Barsfield society attended. Floral tributes filled the casket as interment followed at St Marys cemetery. Mrs William Mucklow and Rev J Jones returned from visits while John McKeon Jr reported severe hip pain and possible appendicitis.
New York date reports a notable October decline in business failures across branches, with total manufacturing and trading failures at 7.83 million after adjustments. Iron production rises, demand outpaces supply, and prices ease slightly while orders remain strong. End of week notes cover Wheat and cotton trends, and 225 U.S. business failures for the week compare to prior periods.
Fragmentary New York area notice references petroleum trades and credit balances. Mentions Pennsylvania and shipments with numbers but lacks complete context or coherent event.
New York November 6 The stock market fell sharply with prices down one to four points from last night as bear pressure and liquidation dominated. A late brief rally reduced losses but volume was light and selling paused only briefly. Traders pegged the decline to concern over potential U S Spain tensions and an open rupture. Total sales around 6500 shares.
A fragment lists numerous Scranton area entities including banks railways and manufacturing firms. Entries reference mortgages, first liens, and 6 percent notes tied to local companies such as Lackawanna Township School City of Scranton St Imp and Mt Vernon Coal Co. The item reads like a delayed index of corporate securities and local debts.
Philadelphia and New York export and midwest markets list price ranges for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye Flour, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Live Poultry, and related receipts. It notes dull and lower movement for flour and flour products, steady to dull tones across grains, and varying futures and spot values with regional distinctions.
Chicago market notes show futures with mixed directions across wheat and corn for December and January contracts. Cash quotations list varied prices for grains, cattle, and pork products with multiple denominations and units, reflecting a broad commodity trading snapshot.
Grain shipments include flour 11 000 barrels wheat 84 000 bushels corn Pecelota 290 000 bushels oats 1 000 000 bushels rye 2 000 bushels barley 14 0 bushels Shipmenta flour 7 000 barrels wheat 3 000 bushels corn 2 0 bushels oats 451 00 mehela rye none barley 9 000 bistroln Buffalo Live Stock Buffalo Nov 6 cattle fairly active horses fairly active cows good to choice calves common to cow common to good prices 19002 0 ples common to choice Ant A Bhem and Lambs steady fair to extra cull to common 4719525 kheen cholo selected wethers 4 0004 7 oulla to common RTS
New York prices show native steers at 405.6, oxen at 2704.8, dry cows 203.10, sheep 4.6, lambs 605.73, hogs 78.10, with activity noted in lambs and sheep market steadiness in others.
The report lists livestock and product values in Fast Liberty with ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep, and veal calves. Prime and choice grades appear alongside common and rough classifications, showing fluctuating prices such as hogs at high and mid ranges and sheep and veal quotes across multiple quality tiers.
Nov 5 Chicago cattle sluggish with prices around 3.56 per hundredweight for the poorest lots. Bulls and cows shown at mixed values. Hogs, lambs, and sheep listed with assorted figures. overall receipts include 360 cattle and 242 hogs across varied grades.
Joliet Illinois November 6 A rumor circulates that Carbon Hill operators plan to import Chinese laborers to replace strikers. The company moves its housing near the shaft and plans a stockade to enclose both houses and shaft. Reportedly 600 Chinese will be shipped, with more to follow if successful.
Today Saturday a shoe sale touts huge bargains across many styles for all buyers. The advertiser claims prices are 50 percent lower than rivals by using large buying power in Boston Brockton and Lynn shoe markets and direct factory sourcing. They challenge any house to beat these low prices and highlight brisk rush and growth.
A catalog style notice lists large quantities of men’s footwear with varied prices. It details 1,500 pairs calf hand sewn shoes from 1.00 to 4.00 per pair, 710 pairs hand sewn two sole shoes at 1.00 to 4.00, 400 pairs enamel and patent leather shoes at 1.20 to 2.29, 15,000 boys and youths shoes at 0.60 to 1.25, and 7 pairs dress shoes from 1.50.
Liberal accommodations extended according to balances and responsibility. Three percent interest allowed on interest deposits.
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