Miners and Commission Observe Troubles at Carbondale Breaker
A mining commission tour at Carbondale and surrounding sites showed miners and operators civil and curious as they watched dockage for impurity and coal weighing. The group discussed tonnage figures, with Nicholls and Bryden debating the 2800 to 3100 pound range while Judge Gray listened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Watkins
Mr. May
Miced
Commis
Coal West
Wilson
Judge Gray
Clark
Parker
Conalbrook Breaker
Carbondale
Coalbrook
Bryden
Ontario and Western
Nicholls
Industrial Jottings Conference of Officials United Railroads
Prominent railroad officials met in General Superintendent T EB Clarke's office to discuss interchange of freight business. Attendants included W T Hinton, Kerwin, Sherman, Higbie, Garrett, Childs, Casey, Williams, tine, Bohrenburg and other executives from Central Railroad of New Jersey, Philadelphia and Reading, Ontario and Western, Lackawanna, Pocono Mountain Tea company, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western Road
Olyphant
Minty
Cirbondale
Nicholls
Manville
Chee Ridge
Delaware and Hudson and Deliwware
Lackawanna and Western
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Clarence &. Darrow
Chicago
T. EB. Clarke
W. T Huntnston
Kerwin
Sherman
Higbie
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Garrett
Philadelphia and Reading
Childs
Ontario and Western
Bervive M. BR
Assistant Trainmasters Named for Scranton Line Changes
John Finnerty appointed assistant trainmaster with Scranton station base effective November 1. William Sweeney promoted to assistant trainmaster for the Scranton to Pocono route effective tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finnerty
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton Pissenger
William Sweeney
Central Railroad
New J
Aghley
Scranton
Penobscot
Debt bonds and fiscal record cited by John Dialgate
The speaker argues Republicans expanded national banks and stabilized currency by refinancing debt with 2 percent bonds. He claims substantial savings on interest for counties and notes 2 percent bonds trade at 110 with favorable terms. He contrasts this with foreign debt yields and questions Democratic financial policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United States
Liyperial Germaigy
John Dialgetl
Markets Show Narrow Gains Amid Mixed Stocks
The New York market opened fractionally higher with limited momentum. Gains appeared in block leaders like Philadelphia and Baltimore stock exchanges, while Northwest and small declines trim overall activity. Bond trading stayed dull with prices steady, total sales around 70,000.
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New York
St. Pil
Wiel
Noosaville
Norfolk
Western
Missouri
Anhitton
Gould
Ted
Texas
Baltimore
Ohio
Pacific
Winols Centri
Bidson
Northwest
Dist
Bt. Poli
Iss
Wheat and market notes from Philadelphia trading day
Philadelphia market update shows wheat and corn quiet to firm with slight declines in some grains. Butter steady with Western creamery demand, eggs mixed, cheese steady, sugars quiet, cotton down five points, tallow steady. Poultry and dressed poultry markets mixed with regional differences. shipments list tallies wheat 19,000 bushels and corn 14,00 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Shaeda
New York
Martie
New York Markets Tumble Through Mixed Trading
New York on Oct 20 reports firm flour, steady wheat with No 2 red at opening and closing higher. Corn and oats show weakness then rally, December gains, December wheat touches higher levels. Butter and cheese markets remain mixed with some firmness in dairy, eggs show irregular movement.
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New York
B. Aflont
Duluth
B .Aflont
Shorts
Walse
State
Acde
Pennsylvania
Grain and provisions prices ease on Chicago Board of Trade
Prices on grains and provisions were weak at the opening with bearish statistics, but a better tone developed. December wheat closed unchanged, December corn up and oats slightly lower, January provisions up. Cash quotes list flour, various wheats, ryes, feeds, malting, flax seed, Timothy, and pork and lard prices.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Auction Totals Mixed Cattle Higher Sheep Steady
Cattle receipts around 9000 with 2500 westerns seen. prices mixed with steady to prime steers and some lows noted. At Shouadio stockyard receipts about 34000 with higher cattle expected. bulk sales in a broad range. Sheep receipts near 1000 with lambs firm and wethers to choice prices around 3.50 to 4.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Shouadio
Unclear historical entry on Buffalo receipts and hogs market
Fragmentary OCR text notes buffalo receipts and hogs, with numbers like 8 2008 00 and 15 0005, plus terms Vetus-Steady and starchup. No coherent event or persons can be determined. limited data prevents a clear summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oct. W
Unclear Market Totals From Fragmented OCR List
Fragmented OCR readout shows varying livestock terms and prices such as sheep and lambs receipts with figures like 8,000, top lambs around 5.05 to 5.15, and mixed prices for ewes and other items. Details are incomplete and unreliable for precise summary.
Hog and Sheep Market Prices Highlight Mixed Livestock
The catalog lists bids and prices for cattle and hogs with category notes such as prime, heavy, medium, and roughs. Also shown are sheep categories including wethers, culls, and veal calves with various price points.
Great Coal Output Shifts Power and Travel Between Eras
A speech notes vast coal production gains from 1506 to 1900, claiming one third of world coal comes from the speaker's region and calculating the transportation and labor miles required to move 70 million more tons. The narrator contrasts Democratic 1960 with Republican 1901 as a measure of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johin Daleell
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Conference of Officials
Housewives
GEO. F. Eynon & CO
Seamans Bros
T. Fellows Mason
C. FF. Crossman
WM. Perry
Evans & Powell
F. Foster & CO
John Gard
A. Naegli
W. A. M’connell
J. J. Davis
Frank Sterling
Lackawanna Dairy CO
D. V. Palmer
Slade & Vaughn
Henry Krausf Stark & CO
W. J. Marvel
A. W. Hutson
B. Stienman
J. K. Smith
Enos Flynn
WM. Pass
J. B. Doyle & Co
Heiser & Warnee
N.C
Mayo
Andrew Frantz
Hand & Payne
Cowles
Mulherin Bros
WM. R. Sims
J. M. Fahringer
Fr. C. Hazzard
Thos. R. Hughes
WM. Rosser
Joseph P. Redington
Mandar
Jane
Jardiniere
Bamoon
Wyoming Avenue
Wall Street Review
Eight & Freese Co
W. D. Runyon
County Lav
Bank & ‘Trust Co
First Nat. Bank
Third
Ae Bow Ssasserses Dime
Heonomy Ta
First National Bank
Lek. Trust & Safe den, Co
Clark & Snover Co
Pry
Buvingsa Bank
Traders
National Bank
Beranton Holt & Nut Co
People's Bank
Beranton Packing Co
People's Street Railway
Vie People's Street Railway
Scranton Trac. Co
Hmeonomy Ly
MH. & Pi
N. Jersey & Pocono Ice Co
Consolidated Wailer Supply Co
H. G. Dale
Lacka. Ave
Sersnton Board of Trade Exchange
Lochawanna Dairy Co
Lew
Wiley
Cotton
Olia
Brook
Cal
Cal & South
St Don
R. Praoe
Aeernee
Manhattan
Tex
Norfolk & West
OWL & West
Toxsas & Poelfin
Linton Pavettie
Wits
Tinton Pavetites
Prey
Sea
Steel Prey Srg
Owens High
Close
Derenier
Larte
NRA
York Co
Vale
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Republican Rally Yccurm Theatre
Charles Emory Smith Eee
The
United
Stuart MacKibbin
M.C
Indiana
North End Glee Club
Lawrence
East Liberty Live
OW City
Oet
Ishort Sea Trips
Norfolk, Va
Old Point Comfort, Va
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
North River
Beach Street
OLD Dominion
H. B. Walker
Tyathc
Z. J. Brown
Honea
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Avings Union
Mears Building
Albert Ball
E. Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Washington Avenue
Scranton Withified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
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