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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1895

Page

6

Market Summary From The Nov. 7 Stock Exchange Trading

Early trading saw a general decline as sterling rates rose. Northern Pacific preferred slipped up to 15 percent while active stocks later gained around 1 to 2 percent before liquidations resumed near the close. The New York Produce and Chicago markets reported mixed results with grain and livestock changing in price and activity.

Stock Exchange Sterling Exchange Papo Cahanced New York Tribune G. du 1 B. Dimmick William Linn Allen & Co Spruce Street Scranton Atea Chicago Atute Nic

Live Stock Prices and Market Callout

Ledger notes cattle receipts and on sale stock listings with figures for fat cows veal oxen hogs and pigs. Prices shown include fat cattle and heavy stock terms with per head values and ranges reflecting demand and market conditions.

Chicago Western Rangers Iit Adis Pintord

Untitled livestock sale catalog fragment

A damaged OCR fragment lists livestock categories and prices. It mentions lambs and lamb products, 400 head on sale, various classes including good to choice, fair lots, culls and common, export sheep, with prices ranging roughly from 1.25 to 4.25 per unit. No clear dates or locations given.

Philadelphia Tallow Market Report

Tallow is steady but dull with assorted prices for city prime and bulk in Birmingham style notes. Oil market in Pittsburg shows open low at 1.11 and high at 1.42, with city standards affecting pricing.

Philadelphia Philaderehe Sps Pittsburg Standard

Pennsylvania Sees Largest Rail Mileage Gain In Yearlong Study

The report shows Pennsylvania leading in railroad mileage growth at 306.20 percent, with Florida second at 234.82 percent. It lists state rankings by increase and mileage, noting Rhode Island smallest gain and New York’s mid‑range position despite high total mileage, while Western states jump ahead overall.

Pennsylvania Florida North Dakota Obhio Maine West Virginia Missouri Minnesota South Dakota California Texas Rhode Island Connecticut Delaware Kansas Ohio Tower Satlgl New York Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Mississippi New York State Empire State

Rivalry Between Hill and O'Ferrall In Washington Interview

The Times-Herald recalls a tense 19th century Washington interview between Senator David B. Hill of New York and Governor O'Ferrall of Virginia. Their animosity centered on the Rockwell-Noyes contest in the Fifty-second Congress and a disputed committee report.

New York Virginia Washington David B. Hill O'Ferrall Times-Herald Rockwell-Noyes Rockwell Hill Elmira Noyes House O'Ferral Cleveland O’ferrall O' Ferrall Cobb Senate the Arlington White House Bob Wilson Missouri Wilson Colonel O'Ferrall Senator Hill Air Aleut

Political missteps derail Hill’s southern boom

The northwestern senator recalls O’Ferrall’s account and Wilson’s decisive intervention that halted Hill’s reckless conduct. The tale highlights Hill’s ignorance of key figures and the peril of a political stunt meant to boost his image, exposing a costly misjudgment in the South.

Wilson Hill O'Ferrall Northwestern New York

Temperance movements and alcohol history span early New England towns

The record traces 17th to 19th century actions from Salem and Alfred to East Haddam and Wallingford, noting licenses to sell beer and rum, quantities for meeting-house funds, and a shift to temperance. It cites early hospitality customs, a Wallingford anecdote, and the rise of Connecticut temperance societies with large pledged memberships and reform statistics.

Salem Mass Nathaniel Ingersoll Alfred East Haddam Conn Wallingford Litchfield Connecticut

Colonel from Kentucky defies lynchers at hickory tree

In a Stanton poem reprinted by the Times-Herald, a Kentucky colonel faces bandits who threaten him with hanging and shooting. Though he is hanged, the rope breaks and he falls, is shot, and finally drowns after an attempted burning and water ordeal. The verse frames his defiant endurance through multiple perilous attempts.

Kentucky Stanton Fm Times-Herald

Consumption Collapse Hope and Care in Disease Management

The text urges sustaining strength and proper nourishment to check tissue waste and delay death from consumption. It notes medicines can delay death or offer a permanent cure, as proven in thousands of cases, and advises actions to support the patient.

Bovinine Praised By Tremont Doctor For Consumption

Dr W E S Preston, House Physician at the House of Rest for Consumptives in Tremont New York, touts Bovinine as a versatile food that patients tolerate well and which strengthens vital organs. He notes it helps collapse cases common among consumptives and supports healing by building flesh and blood.

W. E. S. Preston House of Rest Tremont N. Y

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