Domestic oil output rises while consumption dips in early 1921
The report shows 1921 domestic production at 462 615 000 barrels, up from 443 402 000 last year, with Mexican imports surging to about 140 769 432 barrels. Total supply nears 403 984 432 barrels, while consumption declines to 637 972 772 barrels, weaker than last year’s 539 231 000. Storage climbs past 147 million barrels, alarming only if demand fails to rebound. Wyoming storage remains low relative to its monthly production.
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Wyoming
United States
Bliss
Oils Slump At Opening In New York Market
New York stocks open in weakness amid Mexico oil developments and gloomy domestic industrial news. Oil shares lead declines with Mexican Petroleum tumbling about seven points after an 2000 share block moved. Pan American and Royal Dutch slide as Atlantic Gulf and others follow. Rails dip modestly and broad weakness hits Crucible Steel American Sugar United States Rubber Gumatra Tobacco and International Paper.
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Mexican Petroleum
Royal Dutch
General Asphalt
Atlantic Gulf
Baldsra Locomotive
Pullman
Ous
Pan-American
Crucible Steel
Hardwin
American Locomotive
American Sugar
United States Rubber
Gumatra Tobacco
International Paper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
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Sacescus
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Boston- Wyoming
Merritt
Buck Creek
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Blackatone
Staten Sea
Black Tail
Columbine Sede
Ta Consolidated Royalty
Okmulgee Eungee
BT Chappelle
AG Allen
Perr
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Ll Cities Service
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E. T. Willams
Sinclair Oil Eneene
Great Western Pet
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Hutton Lake
Pan Amer
Jupiter
Kin
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Ora
Wyo-Kane
Wyo-Tex
Pat Heeewe
Victory
Grays Creek
Rock Creek
Elk Basin
Osas
Big Muddy
Plot Butté
Lance Creek
Hamilton Dome
Mule Creek
Commodity Prices Reported for Copper Tin Lead Zinc and Antimony
New York copper prices show 8 13 4 percent for electrolytic spot and near months June and July. tin steadies at 20.00 spot and 30.00 futures. iron flat. lead at 4.50 spot. zinc quoted 4.45 to 4.50 with East St. Louis delivery. antimony at 5.25.
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New York
East St. Louis
Financial Market Rates Witness Mixed Movements in Trade
WEW YORK reports mixed moves in exchange rates with Prime mer cantile paper at 6 44 percent and sterling demand at 2 78 percent. Cables quoted at $2 70 and 8 09 with francs at 7 98 and tables at 5 00.
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WEW
York
Sterling
Financial quotes and currency rates in New York summary
Market brief lists currency and commodity figures with demand and cables for multiple nations including Greece Sweden Norway Argentina Brazil and Canada. It notes time loans steady 60 90 days six months at 614 percent call money ranges and a New York bar silver close at 99 and foreign 58 percent while Mexican dollars trade at 44 percent.
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Greece
Sweden
Norway
Montreal
New York
New Industry From War Yields Ichthyol Discovery in Texas
An American firm develops ichthyol from fossiliferous rocks in Burnett County Texas after wartime supply from Tyrol, Austria was cut. Refined ichthyol once fetched up to 60 dollars per pound amid Austrian competition. the substance has wide medical use from skin diseases to tuberculosis and scarlet fever.
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United States
Tyrol
Austria
Burnett County
Texas
Ichtyol Company
Hamburg
Oil firm elects officers for Wyoming and hidden dome drilling
Market Gossip reports the Wyoming Oil and Gas company elects Grove Moyer as president Frank Coolfean as vice president L E B Coughtin as secretary and T C Collopy as treasurer The firm holds oil lands in Carbon county and plans a development program Hidden Dome work resumes as Ohio Oil tests well No 1 beneath the gas sand recently opened
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Hidden Dome
Ohio Oil Company
Hidden Dome Eld
Testing delayed due to heavy gas pressure at Hidden Dome field
The Ohio company delays tests as heavy gas pressure halts operations. Other firms in the Hidden Dome field plan to imitate the Ohio approach in exploring the lower formations. In Egypt literacy among women remains under two percent.
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Hidden Dome
Ohio Company
Wheat Prices Break Again in Chicago Market
Fresh declines in wheat prices on June 15 amid broad selling by commission houses. Bears blamed ample Illinois wheat for shipment ahead of July contracts and weak export demand. July at 1.31 1 2, September at 1.22 4, closes near 1.30 with overall weakness. Corn and oats drifted lower with heavy grain stockpiles, hog prices supporting grains briefly. Denver cattle and hog receipts noted with modest prices.
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Chicago
Ilnoils
Nebraska
Germany
At &c
Fragmented Market Report Incomplete Prices And Totals
The OCR fragment references livestock terms such as sheep, lambs and ewe with scattered figures like 87 00 7,350 and 4.2564.50. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context including dates, locations or entities.
Grain prices and regional quotes from Chicago market
Potators weaker receipts show price quotes across regions. Northern whites show lower bulk values with Louisiana and Ambarog Triumphs at 2.75 per owl. Virginia at 4.26 per barrel and North Carolina ranges 3.40 to 3.50 per barrel.
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Chicago
Virginia
North Carolina
Chicago Dairy and Poultry Market Snapshots
Chicago market notes report butter high er creamery extras and firsts with indicators 17 and seconds 14 and 260 units. Egg receipts total 16 763 cases. Poultry prices rise with alive fowls at 24 cents and broilers at 32 cents.
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Chicago
Sugar hits six year low under fivec rise
New York June 15 refined sugar fell below six cents for the first time in over five years with the Federal Sugar Refining Co quoting refined granulated sugar at 5.756 cents per pound marking a sharp drop in the market.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
New York Central Declares Regular Dividend in June
The New York Central Railroad today announced its regular quarterly dividend of 1½ percent. A line about milk from oats and peanuts was included in the report, describing a beverage described as resembling dairy milk.
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Central
New York
New York Central Today
Livestock Market Report Chicago June 11 1900s
Cadle Receipts 11 000 beef cattle and stockers move lower bulls and steers show uneven drops vealers around 8 dollars hog receipts 23000 slow to 260 higher top 9 dollars sheep 18000 very slow bids uneven and lower all classes with dry fed yearlings around 60 cents per pound
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Denver
Chicago
Prairie Pipeline declares dividend for stockholders
Independence Kansas June 15 Prairie Pipeline company declares a dividend of five dollars per share payable July 90 to stockholders of record June 30. Tribune classnet adds results.
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Independence
Kan
the Prairie Pipeline Company Today
Death Penalty Proposed for Kidnappers Moves Forward
Washington June 16 representative Siege Republican New York announced a bill to provide a death penalty for persons who kidnap children and transport them from one state to another.
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Washington
Representative Siege
Republican
New York
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