Stocks Mixed As New Money Drain Offsets Gains
New York trading opened with hopes of stable rates and sound money after a Trunk Line agreement and Carleton at a Chamber of Commerce dinner, but foreign liquidations and a $1,000,000 gold withdrawal offset gains. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific fell on anticipated assessments while Grangers and Gould stocks edged higher. overall volume reached 185,776 shares with Western Union leading advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Car- Hele
Chamber of Commerce
London
Paris
Northern Pacific Preferred
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Ister
Grange
Burlington and Quincy
Gould
Manhattan
Western Union
New York Stock
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & + stock
Spruce Street
Ton
Am. Tobacco Co
Ohio
Pacific
West
Union
W.L
Laather
Chicago Board OF Trade
Cloverneed Receipts and Market Firm Rates Noted
Moisture lossy note indicates mo racing data with no bags. Shipme 435 and basic market firm. Cash enaovember shows 4.35. December 4.574. February 4.42 percent. March 4.45 dollars.
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Shipme
Decem T
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report November Cattle Hogs Sheep
Buffalo N Y November 20 cattle receipts 1408 on sale 60 head market steady light stock heifers bulls hogs receipts 11300 on sale price ranges from 3.70 for good hogs to 3.75 for pigs roughs 3.25 to 3.75 stags 2.75 to 3.00 sheep and lambs receipts 5400 on sale 10 000 lambs sold late in Canada 4.10 to 4.25 for choice to prime lambs good to choice 3.95 to 4.75 light to fair 4.95 to 3.76 mixed sheep 2.10 to 2.75 culls 1.78 to 2.25 export sheep 3.20 to 3.30.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Live Stock at Union Stock Yards November 9
Cattle receipts reach 14 000 head with a firm market. Steers range from 3.16 to 5.60 for top grades, cows and bulls 1.50 to 5.60, calves up to 2.50, Texans and western ranges show varied prices. Hog receipts and market show mixed levels from 1.0 to 8.40 for heavy packing goods, sheep receipts about 12 000 with prices 1.75 to 3.90 for grades from inferior to choice.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Western Rangers
Philadelphia Tallow Market Report Stale Conditions
Philadelphia market notes tallow steady but dull today. Prices quoted in city geprägt and country ranges indicate prime, partly refined grades with mixed darkness and varying containers. buyers show limited activity as market holds at low levels.
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Philadelphia
Freight railways report freight traffic gains and new coal veins
A Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and Reading rail line says freight traffic improves. The Lehigh Valley road moved 1000 loaded east bound freight cars from Buffalo on Saturday, its highest Buffalo division record. Reading coal tonnage for the week ending November 16 rose to 327,859 tons, up 5,420 from last year, with year to date shipments at 13,068,592 tons, up 1,159,658. The Lehigh and Wilkes Barre notes a new slope at Lykens Valley vein near Honey Brook, with three seams opened and coal soon to reach desired depth, ensuring long term supply for Honey Brook colliery.
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Sy E
Lehigh Valley Road
Buffalo
Reading
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton
Lykens Valley
Honey Brook
Lykens
Dividend Declared On Preferred Stock By Catawisga Rail
The Catawisga Railroad company announces a dividend of 4 percent on its preferred stock. East bound Chicago shipments last week totaled 76 444 tons down from 80 008 prior week and 49 560 a year ago. Several railroads report strong second week November earnings with notable increases.
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Catawisga Railroad Company
Chicago
Marriages and a town fire mark Scranton day
Miss Mary McAn drew daughter of Anthony McAndrew Brownville and John Leonard Beraton wed at S J Marys church with Rev M F Crane officiating A reception followed at the bride’s home Many Scranton visitors noted A fire at the new silk mill rear caused by dawn with $900 damage origin unknown Spectators worried the structure would burn Miss Janet Allen and Mary A Ward visited Scranton William Brown and Maggie McArt to wed at 7 30 pm at the bride’s Railroad Street home Hon M B McDonald of Scranton visited town L OBrien Jr and M F Moon visited Wilkes Barre Center The school board plans a meeting on a new school bus Curry block back rooms listed for members present
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Mary McAndrew
Anthony McAndrew
Brownville
John Leonard
Beraton
S J. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
Scranton
Janet Allen
Mary A. Ward
William Brown
Maggie McArt
Pittston
Railroad Street
M. BE. McDonald
L. &. O’brien, Jr
M. F. Moon
Wilkes-Barre
Curry Block
Inquest Held on Dangerous Gates Etched Axs
Sq Whalen conducted the inquest as witnesses provided important testimony in the case.
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Sq Whalen
Marriage Announcement of West and Roweshagon
Cards announce the marriage of William M. West of Montrose to Wise Roweshagon formerly of this place, to be held at 8 p.m. at the home of the groom's parents in Lothrope, Susquehanna County. Revered H. H. Wilber will lecture in Tunkhannock and Epworth League events plus Thanksgiving services are noted.
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William M. West
Montrose
Wise Roweshagon
Toeks Place
Brian
Lothrope
Suseehenna Couty
H. H. Wilber
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tunkhannock
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Hoke Smith
Good Methodist Brothers
Sabra Seamans
Aldendiety
First Presbyterian Church
M. V. Townsend Woednesday
Mary Smiley
Conk
A. Fil Weecott
Elizabeth Knapp
Nan Hinde
Lydia Sailor
Scranton
Charles Haag
River Street
Fire destroys house on New Milford road near town
A Tuesday evening fire gutted the unoccupied John O Neil residence on the New Milford road about a mile from town. Authorities suspect an incendiary cause. Mrs Waterman is ill. Two farmers named Jock son and Sullivan were arrested for drunken disorderly conduct and fined by Justice Crook. Ward Ives will open a grocery store in the Murray building on Williams street next week. WH Austin and Elmer Decker hunt at Greenwood. EB and Oranle of Appalchin visit EB. D Burton s Foster Mills and wife of Sidney, NY visit L B Crook.
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John O'Neil
New Milford Road
al Waterman
Jockson
Sullivan
Justice of the Peace
Crook
Ward Ives
Murray Building
Williams Street
Austin
Elmer Decker
Greenwood
Afra
Oranle
Appalchin
EB. D. Burtons
Foster Mills
Sidney, N. Y
L. B. Crook
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Asante
Curicuma
Ae Berg
Ole Heck
Stocks and Bonds
Islo
White State
Nates Pristons Quist
Corel
Tednet
Matibase South
Gostes
Réfanton Board of Trade Exchange
Prien Rios Ce Lumber Co
Heranton Lace Cur. Co
Dis. Bank
At. Boring & Drilling Co
Beneee Fe ‘Rat National Bank
Uroh Coal Land
Ton Jar & Stopner Co
Befan Awannee
Anon
Geranten Dravvevenens
Eturin Co
Ma Orks
Oon
The
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Reading Raiiron Ig
Railroad Notes
St. Paul
Terete Geo Inc
Rio Grande Western
Inc
Great North
Toledo and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and Western
Baltimore
Maryland
Louis Fitzgerald
Eugene Delano
Brown Bros
William A. Read
Vermilye & Co
Howland Davis
Blake, Boissevain & Co
Toledo-Ann Arbor
New York Stock Exchanger
Hoo
United States Supreme Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific Coast
Avoca
HAL. Stead
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
M. J. Cotustan
Sargent St
Roxbury
Mess
Tremont St
Boston
J. Coleman
Scaled Res
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Toledo
Matthews Gros
Jone
Jen
Pennsylvania
O.K
Laci
William T. Smith
Henry J. Anderson
John W. Fowler
Name
Henry Belin
J Conrad geHkoeb Ee
R. T
Henry
Anderson
DR. Sturges
Dimmick
Georg Anderson
Tutta Co
Charles EL Ovelles
Lackawanna County
Commonwealth Bldg
Bittewbewder
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Strait
Eva M. Hetzel
Lewis
Globe Shoe Store
Lackarve
Evans & Powell
Hammond
Bammoni No
Phildelpha Branch
Ta Hammond Typewriter Co
Sixth Street
F. A. & A. Jd. Branda
E. M. Hetzel’s
Hairdreei'ng
Lackawanne
Dupont
Amington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Third Nations Bank
Pune Pessea Nee
Will Mead
Scramton Trine
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