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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1895

Page

6

Market swings on New York stocks and bonds

The Nov 13 trading day saw irregular activity with initial hesitancy from London cables and gold-export rumors. Prices surged later as expectations shifted to no Saturday gold exports, with notable gains in Grangers, Lackawanna, Reading, St. Paul, and others. Manhattan fell on weak annual report, pulling the market down amid broad volatility.

New York London Grangers Lackawanna Jersey Central Delaware and Hudson Reading St. Paul Rock Island Burlington and Quincy Northwest Louisville and Nashville Atchison Sugar Tennessee Coal Missouri Pacific General Electric Chicago Manhattan Pacific Mall Tribune G. du B. Dimmick William Linn Allen & Co Spruce Street Scranton

Market notes on grain shipments and pricing

Fragmentary OCR shows references to wheat and cloverseed shipments. Mentions 4000 bushels, nominal values, and March price around 4 dollars. Lacks complete context or clear entities.

Buffalo Live Stock Prices See Mixed Cattle and Sheep Rates

Buffalo New York November 13 cattle receipts on sale numbered 40 head with market steady. Export bulls priced at 2.76 to 3.03. fair to butcher’s cows 2.45 to 2.02. House receipts 10,700 head on sale 9,000 weekly market steady. Yorkers 3.90 to 3.05. mixed better 4.0 to 4.5. roughs 1.25 to 3.40. Lambs receipts 0 head on sale. prime lambs 4.10 to 4.25. good to choice 1.45 to 1.68. culls to fair 1.00 to 1.20. Export sheep 1.26 to 3.60.

Buffa N.Y Meena

Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards

Cattle receipts total 10 600 head with prices from 1.0 to 4.20 for various grades. Texans and western stock noted. Hog receipts 45 000 head with heavy packing and shipping lots priced 3.60 to 3.80. mixed and assorted types 1.60 to 3.80 and Merit at 3.75. Sheep receipts 11 000 head and market strong with inferior to choice at 1.76 to 3.50 and lambs around 2.50 for 50.

Chicago Union Stock Yards

Philadelphia Tallow Market News Nov 13

Tallow in dull market conditions with limited demand and varied quotes. City prime tallow in barrels and cakes shows minimal activity. Oll City reports opening at 1.60 with highs near 1.68, closing near 1.55 to 1.60 range.

Philadelphia Oll City

Lehigh Valley to provide living quarters for station agents

The Lehigh Valley plans living apartments at each station for agents isolated there. By law since 1871 a ton of anthracite must weigh 2,240 pounds with fines for smaller lots. Reading’s status is clouded by Philadelphia interests seeking New York control of reorganized property, delaying a plan until spring. J W Lattig and H A Wilson visited Mauch Chunk as Hall Automatic Block System expands Easton to Coxton, with no collisions since its 1.5 year use, a stark improvement over prior weekly incidents.

Lehigh Valley Coal Exchange of Philadelphia Reading New York Woulth J. W. Lattig Lehigh Valley Railroad H. A. Wilson Hall Signal Company Mauch Chunk Easton Coxton East Mauch Chunk Penn Haven

Reading coal shipments rise with 320605 tons weekly

News of our industries reports Reading coal tonnage for the week ending Saturday at 320,605 tons, up 24,070 from the prior year. Year to date total reaches 12,795,814 tons, 1,184,198 more than last year, as bituminous coal scarcity pushes prices higher and proxies indicate President Harris will be re elected.

Reading Harris

Growth of Luxury Across American Cities

A Harper's Weekly note surveys U S cities chasing luxury from bars to depots. New York leads with costly galleries. Buffalo, Chicago, and Denver showcase extravagant floors and coin-studded spaces. Chicago shines with a top jewelry shop. Philadelphia and St Louis boast fine depots. San Francisco offers unmatched swimming baths and water-side resorts.

Harper's Weekly New York Buffalo Chicago Christendom Denver America Philadelphia Pennsylvania Reading St. Louis’ Union Illinois Central Railway San Francisco New Orleans Galveston Tiffany's

Elmira Man Credits Kidney Pills With Recovery

J. Boder of Elmira recounts a long battle with kidney and bladder disorders dating from service in the war. He describes severe back pains and constant soreness before using Deans Kidney Pills. After a trial he reports dramatic relief and urges others to try the remedy sold by dealers at 50 cents per bottle or a dozen for six shillings.

Bodder South Main Street Elmira Dean Eas Sante Per Doz Atx

Splendid stations and theaters across major cities noted

The article reviews top jewelers and theaters in cities including St Louis Chicago St Paul Milwaukee Cleveland and Denver. It highlights sky scrapers in New York and Chicago and compares club houses in Detroit Minneapolis Pacific Union Bohemian and Boston clubs. It praises Garten Verein in Galveston and notes modern kitchen placements and women friendly spaces in western clubs. Public parks and grand residence streets in several cities are described as noble and splendid.

St. Louis Pit Chicago St. Paul Milwaukee Cleveland Denver Broadway New York London Chicago Athletic Union Duluth East Europe Minneapolis San Francisco Detroit New Orleans Buffalo

Munyon Remedies Promised to Heal Many Ailments

Philadelphia woman Ella Hamshur credits Munyons Remedies with curing her nervous breakdown catarrh deafness and stomach issues after treatment by Dr Munyon She endorses the products as a simple effective cure and notes a 25 cent bottle available through druggists Professor Munyon offers remedies for many diseases and free medical advice at 1605 Arch Street Philadelphia PA

Ella Hamshur Howard Street Philadelphia Munyon Prof Arch Street

Doctor's column patients seek relief with tonics and laxatives

Readers submit remedies for heart palpitations hives sore throat and digestive distress. Suggested cures include Gastrine Natrolithic Salts Cerebrine Pulmoline and extracts from Brain Spinal Cord Heart Thyroidine and others from Columbia Chemical Co now sold by Matthews Bros.

R. B St. Paul Co. F Syracuse Faling Brown A. M M. D Col. Chem, Co Washington, D. Cc Columbia Chemical CO Matthews Bros

Golden Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption

Advert promising a cure for consumption via a 160 page book from the Worth’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, claiming witnesses attest to recovery in early stages and urging readers to send six cents in stamps for the book and address.

Agen Aguinet Worlh's Dispensary Medical Association BuFfalo, N

Face Bleach Promises Clear Complexions for Ladies

Advertisement claims a bottle removes freckles tan sunburn and liver spots and offers a spotless complexion. Priced at .00 per bottle and sold at E M Hotsal's dressing and manicure parlors in Cavanna Mall orders filled promptly.

E. M. Hotsal Cavanna

Stove Works Offers 2000 Stoves at Foundry Prices

The Stove Works announces 2000 stoves offered at foundry prices for thirty days to move stock. Easter Dockash Range baked 3088 loaves in seven days with weather warm and longest day 11 hours. Stove trade dull. they want to keep shop open this winter and sell goods now on hand.

Easter Dockash

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