Trade Indications Brighten as Wheat Supply Shifts
New York reports brighter trade conditions with higher labor use and more manufacturing activity. Western and Atlantic grain movements show shifts amid dwindling Indian and European supplies. strong foreign demand for corn and rising gold imports from Europe influence markets. Local notices mention church services and a quarterly Methodist meeting.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
India
Australia
South Africa
Lidia
Thussia
Atlantic
Local Visitors and Socials Highlight Scranton Borough News
Numerous brief notes report visitors and social events around Scranton. M F Fadden visited the city. Len Layman of Mayfield called. St Thomas choir planned a forthcoming social. Christian Endeavorers attended a county convention. an ice cream social benefited the Primitive Methodist church.
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Johnson Coal Company
M. F. Fadden
Scranton
Patrick Revels
North Main Street
St. Thomas’ Choir
Len Layman
Mayfield
Primitive Methodist Church
W. C. Griffin
Hert Eley
Peckville
Henry Dierks
Luzerne
William Smith
Smith
Usic
Michael Kelly
Teachers’ Institute
Max Koehler
Wandling
John Krushank
Carmalt Street
H. W. Smith
Windsor
Michael Smith
John Hallock
Dallas
Maggie Cummings
Carbondale
Rose Kelly
Leona
Rhode Island
Alice Mullin
Lincoln Street
William D Howe to Perform in Taylor
The coming event of the month features William D Howe at the Pricebrary on the 2nd. He previously entertained Taylor citizens with humorous selections and is expected to draw a crowded house.
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William D. Howe
Pricebrary
Taylor
Lizsie Brisco
Honesdale
James Gilgallon
North Main Street
Thomas Evans
Maggie Jenkins
Edwardaville
Edward J. Evans
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H. Harris
Township building to house election purposes east of borough
Ed Hawley leaves for Hoboken post as Montrose's Th Alney speaks to Republicans at the Opera house. Grand hunt and supper planned later this month by the Patriotic Order Sons of America. Great Bend Plain dealer notes a applejack smell in Franklin township as election approaches. Linus W Moore portrait featured as Republican nominee. Hartford hosts a grand hunt on October 15 by the Sons of Veterans with about 150 participants. DD BR Ainey to discuss gold policy in Hartford Monday evening.
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Hawley
Hoboken
Th. Alney
Montrose
Opera House
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Great Bend Plaindealer
Franklin Township
Great Bend
Linus W. Moore
Hartford
Sons of Veterans
Ainey
Harford
Notable speakers at the grand Republican mass meeting
Three better orators than Charles Emory Smith James I Sloyt and ED PD Woodmanses who will speak next Thursday evening at the Frothingham theater are not to be found. The meeting will be open to all and every voter will find it worth his while to be there.
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Charles Emory Smith
James I. Sloyt
PD. Woodmanses
Frothingham Theater
Reunion of Hallstead liter ary society held in Binghamton
About thirty members and friends from Hallstead attended a reunion of a literary society once formed by scholars who studied at Frank Wood. The event took place at Mrs. George Travis's home in Binghamton and was described as very pleasant.
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Frank Wood
George Travis
Binghamton
Franklin Street
C.J. Langley
Front Street
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
W. W. Adair
Miller - Allen
Montrose
Democratic Club
Frank J. Arnold
Scranton
Fred W. Church
Riley Business College
Barness
Matin Street
Hook and Ladder Company
Wyoming Seminary Defeats Wilkes-Barre Team 18 to 0
A football game at Young Men’s Christian Association Park Wilkes Barre featured twenty minute halves and strong plays from both sides. Wilkes-Barre’s Wire Reynolds and Loveland stood out while Sem inary players Blakeslee Gendall McDermott and Decker earned praise as Wyoming Seminary won 18 to 0. Local figures visited family and friends in Glenburn Music Berwick and nearby towns amid weekend activity.
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Wilkes- Barre
Wire
Reynolds
Loveland
Blakeslee
Gendall
McDermott
Decker
Sampson
Tunkhannock
Callre
William
Wolfe
Wilkes-Berre
Wolfe Trauraday
Arthur Northup
Glenburn
Heath
New Hampshire
C. O. Thurston
David and
Charles Robertson
Music, Pa
Giants
Berwick
Lawrenceville Notes and Local Social News
Brimley Edwards was injured at the William A. colliery Wednesday. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Jones visited Scranton friends yesterday. Mrs. Jenkins and Maggie are recovering from illness. William Jenkins spent yesterday in Providence. Mrs. Himes is on the sick list. Mrs. Robert Thomas called on Mrs. Thomas Howell yesterday. Mr and Mrs. Edsell have returned from Columbia county. John E. Jones was in Scranton yesterday. Mrs. Porter visited friends out of town Friday.
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William A
Lewis
Mrs. Jones
Scranton
Jenkins
Maggie
William Jenkins
Providence
Himes
Robert Thomas
Thomas Howell
Edsell
Columbia County
John E. Jones
Porter
Local activity and social notes from Clark's Summit area
R J Evans of Dunmore begins a cellar dig at Woodlawn Park. Alva Dallys attend the Dallas fair. Nelson Reynolds Albert Rhymer and Frank Keith work on lathing the new Waverly schoolhouse. Laura Hartman of Factoryville visits Mrs. Bryon Loupsher. Bryan Loupsher ill. Mrs. Frank Bellin and two daughters of Hyde Park visit Mrs. Bryon Loupsher.
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R. J. Evans
Dunmore
Woodlawn Park
Alva Dally
Dallas
Nelson Reynolds
Albert Rhymer
Frank Keith
New Waverly
Laura Hartman
Factoryville
Ee Bryan Loupsher
Frank Bellin
Hyde Park
Bryon Loupsher
Markets and Stocks Drift Lower Amid London Imports Rise
New York stocks remained quiet with a downward price tendency as London announced engagements near two million, lifting weekly imports to about five million. Sugar led declines with a 2 percent drop, Manhattan and Tobacco rose early on short-covering but the list weakened later as call money spiked to 8 percent. Net changes showed losses of 2 to 4 percent across issues with total volume 142,084 shares.
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New York
London
Manhattan
Tobacco
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Mears
New York Flour and Wheat Markets Mixed With Steady Provisions
Market notes indicate flour steady and unchanged while wheat and corn futures show dull to firm trading. Provisions remain fairly steady with quiet demand as hogs and lard prices hold near previous levels. dairy products show mixed firmness across creamery and butter categories in regional quotes.
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New York
Acaniier Spassantas
Euns
Pennaylon
Joe Howe
W'yulie
iTalse
Per Casey
Philadelphia
Market Report from Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards reports cattle market barely steady to steady with cows and bulls 1.25 to 3.50, calves 2.50 to 6.25, hogs firm and 6c higher with heavy packing lots 3.10 to 5.05, lambs 1.75 to 3.25, sheep steady to 3.25, indicates mixed prices across stock types for Oct 9.
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Union Stock Yards
Western Rangers
Buffalo Live Stock Prices Mixed Listings
Buffalo market notes show cattle steady to firm around 3.00 to 3.50 per unit, hogs mixed with prices near 4.00 to 6.40, and sheep and lambs described as active for natives with good to choice lambs around 4.30 to 4.90 and common to fair at 2.75 to 3.50. Canada lambs around 4.00 to 4.80.
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Ledmi
Canada
OM City Financial Quote Notes Credit Balances
An archival item from OM City dated Oct 9 notes option off and credit balances quoted at 16, reflecting a brief market snapshot and balance figures amid the daily trading activity.
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OM City
Help Wanted Ads Readily Pay Front Money
Classified help wanted notices offer positions with weekly wages from one dollar plus expenses to daily earnings. Entries promise no advance charge for book accounts and emphasize advertising rates, locations and quick responses, with firms such as Clifton Soap, Snyder’s Co, and Mango Chemical Company seeking sales, nurses, and agents nationwide.
Connolly and Wallace Offer All Wool White Blankets
Connolly and Wallace announce stock of all wool white blankets priced around 75 cents per pair to spark interest in the blanket market.
Trade and employment notices fill Scranton classifieds
A dense column lists numerous “Situation Wanted” pleas from youths and adults seeking work, from sales and clerical posts to coachman and nanny positions. Local attorneys and law firms are named, followed by advertisements for schools, hotels, and services. The page blends job ads with professional listings and business reminders.
Scranton-Lackawanna Trains Schedule Effective June 1
Scranton schedule details express and local trains to New York East, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Binghamton, Elmira, Cortland, Ithaca, Williamsport and more. Includes times for morning and evening expresses, accommodations, connections at Buffalo and Northumberland, and Pullman cars. For timetable details contact M. L. Smith, city ticket office.
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Dansville
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Nicholson
Pinghamton
Cortland Express
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Notice
Effective Sept. 29 trains depart Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points on Erie at 7:00 am and 2:28 am and reach from above points at 11:15 am and 9:08 pm. Also service to Hawley and nearby points.
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North River
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Erie
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Hawley
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Commonwealth _building
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