McDonald Field Surges With New Wells East of Noblestown
The McDonald field showed a sharp rise from 31,000 to 35,000 barrels as new wells moved in east of Noblestown. Projects by Hirech & Co., Read & Co., and others expanded development on the west edge, with Greenlee & Forst and Forest Oil showing early success and other outfits planning more wells. Production and shipment totals for the Southwest Pennsylvania region were listed, including tanker and railroad deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gules & Queen's
Town Bros. & Robison
Noblestown
Hirech & Co
Fife
Read & Co
Brow & Robison
Noviestown
McMurray
Wotxel X
Stevn Bros & Robison
Greenlee & Forst
Gladden
Gorden
Beast & Pager
Oarduter
Kennelly & Co
Morty
Laurel Hill
Willow Grove Oil Company
Mankedick
Willow Grove
Miller
Kennedy
Borchert & To Bheve
McVickar
Westhead & Co
Llesster, Davis & Bolts
Boyce
O Company
Meloenid
Temaker Bros
Jeuffey
Matthewe
Therron
Herron
Teuffey & Dyoeen
Wetmors
Foret & Greenleo New Sands
Taneable
Patterson & Jones
Kelso
Devanian Oil Company
Nastasd
Beckeye
Coeets
Macksbane
Eureka Rene
New York Transportation Company
Oil market listings and prices from February trading
The report shows variable oil activity with New York and London quotes, March options open and close tracking, and mid February shipments. Prices range from low 60s to around 95 cents, with several barrels traded and certificates opened and closed amid supply notes and West and Pennsylvania influence.
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Tredine
Priteborg
McDonnald
New York
London
Amwest
Grige
Ayn
Petroleurm
Trade signals improve in New York dry goods market
Market notes indicate steadier business in dry goods with Seed varieties showing growing activity. Davets department reports higher attendance as staples and Tre y price trends rise. German buyers remain cautious with two sizable transactions noted, while overall market tone stays conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mothe
Wool market report shows steady demand and mixed pricing
The wool market remains steady with prices stable across many grades. Buyers note good supers and fineness in demand while some grades show softer activity in regions like Ohio and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrote
Twedian
New York
Gate
Ieerox
Ohio
Batte
Maite
Tom
California
Evra
Jonny
Sew Yeen Local Notes Highlight Brief Reads
Fragments show a February 2 item from Sew Yeen with a photo hint and scattered details including an address 815 7THpIT 30 and mentions of steady domestic matters and an American subject.
Poor Grading of Corn and Wheat Slips in Chicago Trading
Chicago wheat closed weaker amid dull trading as May futures fell 1 cent from yesterday. Corn showed some strength on export demand and poor grading, with May near 0.6 cents higher at times before finishing lower. oats remained quiet. Prices across major markets varied with weak near-term demand and mixed provisions ahead of noon.
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Chicago
Shorts
Sye
New England
Offerinas Canal
John M. Oakiey
Chicago Board of Trader
York
Reid
Ige
Inly
Wapi
Priye
Milwaukee
Ome
Adge
Dange
Iec
Batge
Notter Quiet
Western Dairy
Philadelphia
Shoeasean
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Seri
Corsa
TY Ye
Baltimore
New Orleans
Kansas City
Tao
Duluth
Stigo
New York Cotton Prices Steady as Trade Offers Mixed Signals
Trading notes show cotton options opening firm on February 2 with five point moves and a steady close. Prices for futures like March and April show modest gains while September and October quotes drift, with spot demand described as firm and overall market cautious amid cargo and port activity.
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Cottee Steady
Rio Cargoes
Wygew
Little Liver Pills Sicken Caretaker Claims
A fragment mentions SICK HEADACHE and various spellings of Little Liver Pills as a caregiver remedy. The text shows inconsistent names and potential product references without coherent context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caier
Carer
Carser
New Town Aims to Rise on 360 Acre Webster Tract
Final papers seal a 360 acre Webster station property near the Pittsburg railroad river with coal underlay and plans to create a manufacturing town. Purchasers through Kelly & Rogers intend to develop the site, with architecture already underway and developers eyeing industrial lots priced around 500 to 1500 per acre.
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Webster Station
Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
Monongahela River
Pittsburg
Heslop
Bradford-Allen
Castner
Kelly & Rogers
East End
Dr. Dake
Black & Baird
H. Childs
G. J. Young
Wood Street
Tax Disratcu
Fragmented OCR Summary Item From Local Page
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions Wis CABG via a procedure and person names unclear. No clear event, date, or location readable. Provide full readable text to generate a proper T and S.
London and New York Stock Market Report
The New York stock market shows reduced volume with focus on spots watched by shorts. Western Union leads gains as insiders push higher prices. overall market ends strong though mixed with a few declines. Total stock sales near 275,934 shares with diverse issues across exchanges.
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London
Shorts
Bears
Western Union
Louisville
New York Central
Union Pacific
Erie
Gould
Atehiaon
Chicago Gas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
New England
Reading
St. Paul
Atchison
Kansas and
Texas
Central
New York Stock Exchange
Whithet & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Trading Differs In Valuation As Market Holds Steady
The market paused after a strong run with few stock changes as investors await clearer signals. Tractions led quotations but showed no major shifts while Freehold and gas issues moved slowly and small lot sales appeared on Switch and Signal and Birmingham Traction.
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Philadelphia
Birmingham Traction
Birminghaw
Local Silver Quotations and Market Talk
Bar silver quotations in New York and London show slight movement with London prices at 41 116d per ounce and New York dealers' price for silver noted. The report mentions standard metal rates and general market activity for precious metals in early February.
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London
New York
Financiers Brace for brisk Spring Move in Market
City banks showed robust activity with abundant funds and steady 6 percent rates. Bank clearings reached 82 434,052 21 with balances at 516,628 20 and dividend disbursements by railroads totaling 13,090,121, the largest in corporate history. Money on call in New York was easy at 12 percent, with prime mercantile paper at 3 1 2 percent and sterling exchange firm at approximately 1 Hg for day bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prime Mercantile Panel
Sterling Exchange
Grain Exchange report notes on carload trade and cereal markets
No on-call at Grain Exchange. Receipts bulletined show 45 cars first two days of week, with detailed railcar breakdowns by line including Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Lewis, Baltimore and Ohio, and others. Market notes indicate slight price shifts for flour, shell corn, oats, milo, and rye. many grain and feed items remain quiet with mixed trends across staples.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Wayne and
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
Lewis
Baltimore and Ohio
Pitsburg
Lake Erie
Western
Share issue terms and allotment notice
Ten per cent upon application and balance within ten days after allotment. The right is reserved if applications exceed the amount allotted. Preference in allotment given to existing customers as practicable. Prospectus and application forms available from the undersigned. applications may be made directly or via local banks.
Financial market notes and bank clearings data
A segment lists bond issues and rates from various issuers including Oregon, Texas, Canada, and New Orleans along with bank clearings figures for New York, Boston, and New Orleans. It shows currencies, exchange rates, and monetary totals such as New York clearings of $19,572,519 and balances of $147,625.
Market Wrap From Elgin Trading Desk Prices Steady
At a Monday Elgin Board meeting butter fell to a set per pound erasing a week’s rise. Fresh eggs remain scarce while high grade cheese holds firm. Overall markets quiet with buyers favored. tropical fruits dull though fancy Messina lemons firm. Bananas oranges receipts exceed demand. poultry abundant.
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Elgin Board
Camery Elgin
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Live Stock Markets Report from Pittstown February 2
Cattle receipts 16 head with 120 head shipped. market slow at close with no cattle shipped to New York. Hog receipts 1 250 head. 900 head shipped today. Sheep receipts 1 900 with 500 head kept for slaughter. lambs 150 off from yesterday. Market dull overall.
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Turspar
New York
Local Place Names and Numbers Shown in Fragmented Note
Fragmented OCR lists places and figures including New York February 2 entries with names such as Aspen Choilar Crown Point Deadwood Eureka Norcross Iron Silver Ophir Plymouth Savage and numeric tokens like 110 85 18 300. The legible items are sparse and partially garbled.
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New York
Alice
Aspen
Choilar
Crown Point
Deadwood
Eureka
Tae
Ae & Norcross
Optaria
Groceries prices and firm molasses signal market steadiness
The notes show sugars barely steady, canned goods trending up, and New Orleans molasses described as very firm. Other items include a wide range of coffees, teas, starches, syrups, nuts, dried fruits, and staples with varied quality and government grades cited, reflecting a broad wholesale market snapshot.
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New Orleans
Maracaibo
Zee
Santos
Lacas Caracas
Jara
Vbolk
Aes Santos
Cholee Rio
Wes Iime Rio
Cassia
Eige
Elaine
Cholee
Gaye
Louisiana
Sb C
Staxcu
la Fondon Myer
Alifornia
de Nivfon
Smyrna
Brasil Unis
Citron
Mae Pen
Cattle and Hogs Markets See Mixed Receipts and Steady to Strong Prices
Telegraph reports New York and Chicago markets with large cattle receipts, steady to firm priced cattle and hogs, and variable sheep and lamb demand. Notable totals include 7,000 Chicago cattle and 4,300 hog receipts with prices ranging around 4 to 6 per 10 pounds for cattle and 3 to 4 for hogs, amid slow calf and mutton trading and rainy weather affecting market tone.
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New York
Hoxs
Cona
Chicago
Panda Eeeeen
St. Louis
Kansas
Hoss
Cincinnati
Florida Lemons Lose Market Share in Mediterranean Call
The Florida lemon trade shows weak demand in this market as Messina lemons dominate. Dealers report Florida lemons fetch little per box and fail to meet buyer needs, while fancy Messina lemons move quickly at higher prices. Mediterranean lemons call and consumer demand dictate pricing, sidelining Florida fruit.
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Florida
Pittsburg
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Notice
Market brief notes turpentine dull and easy in New York and Savannah with steady rosins. Prices listed include rosin around 100 to 110 dollars and turpentine crude grades steady. Charleston and other spots show firm rosin and steady turpentine values.
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Sic
Charleston
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Felroury
Mar
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the Coffee Marketa
Nenevy M. Long
Birmingham
Duquesne
Davies
Bogquet
Frazier Streets
Fourteenth Ward
Sophia Gross
Forty-second Street
Seventeenth Ward
Thomas Blackham
Alger Street
Twenty Third Ward
John Zeigler
Butler Street
Fifteenth Ward
Mozart
Allegheny County
John H. Dalzell
Leander M. Morris
Oakmont
Trustees of Distillers’ Trust
Western Mania
Ohio Connecting Railway Company
P_ Chisholm
McKeesport
Beatty & A. Dickie & Co
Baum Grove
Euclid Avenue
Robinson & Drockie
Frankstown Avenue
L. M. Pepper
A. Z. Byers & Co
NX. Hays
D. I. Bassett
Hall and Bath
Bidwell Street
Sixth Ward
Allegheny City
J. B. Larkin & Co
William Burger
Merran Avenue
Louisa Street
Forbes Avenue
Ophelia Street
M. Jacob
James W. Drape & Co
Taggart Street
Allegheny
Borrell Improvement Company
Kensington
J. Mclaughlin
Punzinno & Prospero
Cioweps & Fonzo Jot H
M Ripple & Co
WH. Daly
Pacific Avenue
Twentieth Ward
D. J. Thomas
Sterrit & 1Ormas
Peo
Aney
Canada
New Jerse
Wiswig
Col. & Hockin Ae
T. Va
Ennsee Hiltnots Central
Toke
Erie & West
Cease Ss Co
Norfolk & Western
Ike Hsorth American Co
Gia Wee
Mises
Eames
St. L
Pra
St Taal & Dulath
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Wabash Union Anestic
Cal
Pfa
Boston
al Atlantis
Almos
Calamet & Herla
Chi
Quincy
R. Ke
Film & Santa Pe
Anniston and Co
England
Incia
Houston
Ty Wthitner & Stephenson
Erirania Rallroaq
Ballrond Oe
Bianc
Aiog Sat & Phila
Boston Electric
Boston Eiectric MG
Thamson
Electroc
Detroit Electric
Electric Welding Co
Home Securities
Jose Bridgewater Gass
Gas Co
Monetary Movement
eBerein
G. Berl
THE
Hamilton Trust Company
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Par
Journeau & Burnham
Lyman & Burnham
Hugh Boyd
Frm
Messrs
Journeau & Hurnham
John M. Conklin
Registrar OF Stock
Franklin Trust Company
Depositortes
National City Bank
Messrs. Johny Bay & Benxnam
Henry P. Journeay
Liman
Burnham
Fim
Journeay
Goode
New Feogland
New Jersey
Maryland
Iowa
Atlantic Avenue
Fulton Street
Fistbush Avenue
Treetcars
Long Island Mallrowl
Ita Board of Directors
Ita
Messrs. Lyman & Burnham
Hugh Bord
Toremary
Ite
Antil
Seamio
Montague St
Chase National Bank
Nassau Street
Maton Union
Oregon
Trana
Paul Cen
Pacife
Tex
Tex. P. Do. Pew
Westists
Cmosco
New York Exchange
Balancia
Tier Sheentacs
Meuruis
Eelling
Kew Onteans
Pubapetrata
Hank Clearings
BauTixonic
Elgin Creamery
Torsuay
Becewiteat
Marie Stier
Weiier
Southern Sweets
Mammoth
Malaga
East Liberty
Telegraph
Turpentine Markets
Io i Oe
Castoria
Misa
John M. Oakley & Co., Bankers and Brokers
Pittabury
Leetwie Power
Beckers
Fesancial
Witney Stephenson
NGS
People's
Assa A
McK. Lloyd
Edward E. Duff
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Sernaae Oe
Kittier
DE Whittier
Non
Ife
Eiretiae
Madlid Chemical
U. S. Ae
Dearborn Street
Ill
Pittsburgh
Jos. Fleming & One
Market St
Aquest
Smithfield St
A. J. KeercBer
Ferral St
Gray Medicine CO
Buffalo
Smith
Elid
Whitg
Jos. Fleming & Son
Barker
Erle Medical Co
SK Lake
Giste
Sunance
Pribery
Dose Fleming & Son
Market Street
C. Fowler
Moodus
E. C. West
Aix
Het Penn Avenue
Corner Wylie Street
Pistaborg
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