Iron Market Quiet As New Furnaces Readied In South
The Iron Age reports a quiet pig iron market with moderate sales in New York. In Birmingham district coal mine troubles end, enabling three new furnaces to potentially begin production soon, while Sheffield Alabama furnaces deliver about 5 000 tons to Wheeling and Pittsburg at favorable rates. Prices for foundry iron, ferro manganese, and steel rails show mixed movements amid broad market steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Iron Age
Birmingham
Kantern
Sheffield
Ala
Wheeling
Pittsburg
No. 1 Foundry
GABMH
Foundry
Spiegeleinen
Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe
Eastern Mill
Philadelphia Dispatch
Pig Iron Market Dull in Cincinnati but Buyers Hopeful
In Cincinnati on February 2 the pig iron market shows dull activity with less pressure on secondhand iron and furnaces offering no new concessions. Yet consumers display no anxiety having secured some concessions and expect greater inducements, as revival signals lift confidence among buyers and sellers. The Engine Company plans an office in the Chamber of Commerce building with a plant to be located soon amid rising mercantile activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipator
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Buyers Holding Off in Iron Market Notes Rail Demand
Old steel rails draw offers of 22 for lengths over three feet amid limited supply as new uses emerge. Old iron rails are weak, with market uncertainty from price shifts and reduced orders. Foundry iron gains firm footing as large schemes promise demand, though current orders lag and prices remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malan
Prinateut
Bonthaen
Trent — Ee
Eae
British Iron Markets Improve on Last Week's Prices
Special Telegram from London reports a firmer pig iron warrant market with better tone, aided by easier money expectations and stronger trade demand. Copper shows increased activity while stocks decline. 500 tons from America arrived in latter half of February as furnace material tightens. Montana ordinary Matte trades at 10s per cent. French Matte holdings around 22.60 tons with renewed interest in future delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narema
Ormat
Sim
Giengarnock
Ardrossan
Ms Steel
Staffordshire
Stafford Ord
B. Wales
New York
Care
Liverpool
Bessemers
Siemens Steel
Dean
The
Iron Age
London
Middlesborborough
America
Montana
Ansconda
Progrens Seneens
MORE NOISE THAN WOOL LOCAL OIL SCALPERS TRY FOR SELLING MARKET
Dull trading opened with weak bidder activity as scanners attempted to lift prices. Market closed near the day's low despite some late effort, with little crude sold and chatter about Wednesday clearances of 252,000 barrels. Multiple wells and fields in the Swift, Salem, Gordon, Amberson, and Amberson areas reported production ranging from tens to hundreds of barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Wedenday
Brosereek
McCalmont
Salem
Washington Oil Company
Gilbert Oil gasher production rises to 75 barrels per hour
In Burer on February 2 a dispatch reports the Gilbert Oil Company's gasher on lot No 100 produced 1065 barrels in 24 hours and is now operating at 75 barrels per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burer
Gilbert Oil Company
Well Drilling Report Near Callensburg Inferred
A Telegram from Clarion on February 20 reports a well drilled one mile east of Callensburg, with details unclear due to OCR errors. The account mentions equipment and a Pittsburgh firm, indicating an energy or geologic drilling update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callensburg
Ther Distatch
Clarion
Pittsburg
Festeres of the Market Corrected Daily by Journal
Refined prices and exchange notes from New York London and Bremen appear in the corrected daily market sheet. Entries list commodities, quotes, and assorted figures with unclear OCR-based annotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festeres
J M. Daxtey
Leum Exchange
Saosin Aelee
Avotarc
New York
London
Bremen
Clirew
Fis Bose
Oil market activity shows mixed trading and steady close
The report notes unclear clearance data and mixed shipments totaling 638 barrels with 72 788 barrels in movement as the market weakens then rallies. Early gains faded and prices closed steady near 43 dollars with small trades around 44 dollars in after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Oun
Mubeope Bigadisepere Ag
Ing
Aa Chan Boageae
Gienraneee
Beck Well Promises Fair Flow For 30 Barrels
The Beck property well was shot yesterday and produced oil, but debris remains to be cleared so capacity is unknown. Fetser has leased land behind Stoope Ferry near Sharon. J M Beardsley of Titusville has leased hundreds of acres along Marrows Run and plans operations when roads enable transport. Mud is light. reports suggest potential 90 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Beck
Fetser
Stoope’ Ferry
Sharon
J. M. Beardsley
Gof
Titusville
Marrows’ Run
Ta Ee Ehaees
Iea Orten
Four Months Fiscal Notes From Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Notes show a cross increase of 61 406 510 and a listed mortgage of 7 000 000 to cover a 928 047 bonus. Chicago Southside Rapid Transit executed the mortgage with Northern Trust Company. Chartiers Gas stockholders meet Monday to receive committee reports from the annual meeting. A Wall Street dispatch to Whitney amp Stephenson reports brokers' discontent as bear raids restrain speculation while traders await a change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Toad
Chicago Bouthside Rapid Transit Company
Northern Trust Company
Chartiers Gas
Remedy for Children Regarded as Pleasant Seers
A fragmentary notice describes a remedy related to a bottle and a claim that children enjoy the pleasant effects. The text implies a traditional or folk remedy context with limited readable details.
Watywaeicut & Co. ale makers advertise direct sales
An archaic advertisement announces Watywaeicut and Co. as longtime ale makers offering direct family sales via telephone number 5525. The garbled text presents a provincial business pitch for safe purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watywaeicut & Co
Lephone
Wrsu
Castoria Slogan Recalled as Baby Cure Across Generations
An old advertising verse recalls Castoria as a remedy used for babies and children through generations. It traces trust from infancy to motherhood and into grandchildren. The rhyme highlights enduring brand usage across family stages.
Commissioners Surprised and Postpone County Building Sale
The Bakewell Law Building expansion and a planned sale of county property were met with surprise as officials postponed the auction for a week due to a legal holiday. Major Pentecost was told to adjust the sale date and Boston real estate exchange news prompted discussions on reform, while lumber and market notes filled the rest of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Pentecost
Scott
Boston
Henry Mr. Whitney
Exchange
New York Exchange
Pittsburg
A Boom in Stocks Rumors and Trades Stir Markets
Stocks showed lively trading with morning sessions totaling 875 shares in 37 minutes and afternoon activity sustaining momentum. Notable movements included Pleasant Valley at 2 to 2 1 2, Pittsburgh Gas firm and Allegheny Heating rising, as investors brushed aside profit taking and awaited index cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pleasant Valley
Bellers
Senarates
Couran
Co ‘Ber
Allegheny Heating Compas Advan
Philadelphia Gas
Yey
Central Traction
Nto
Pittettt
RAMLE
Ikke Tees Fineational Bank
Bank of
P'g¢ Union National Bank
Allegheny Gas Co
Allegheny Heating Cp
Bridgewater Geons Pillsburg Traction
Pleasan eVacy
Eada
Seno
Bear attack eases as market winds down after New Year shocks
Turbulent Western rate war showed no fresh moves with heavy bears pressed but then covered. Rock Island and Tennessee Coal saw sharp moves while Louisville Nashville and Missouri Pacific fluctuated. The London rate cut to 5% did little to spark speculation. overall volume remained dull with $605,000 in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Rock Island
Louisville
Nashville
Tennessee Coal
Rae
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Arlington
Tennessee
Barrington
Quincy
Eee
Chicago
Lock Island
Northwestern
Union Pacific
New Ave Stock Exchange
Wi Hitwet
Pittaburg
New York Stoc Exchange
Fourth Ave
Quiet and Easy Market Reports Steady Rates
Leading bankers report a smooth money market with no new features and quiet trading. Rates held at 6.7 percent as yesterday’s session showed stable conditions and little movement in demand.
Real Estate Deals Reported Across Allegheny and Oakland
Land sales and house transfers outlined include Samuel W. Black & Co selling a 40 by 157 foot lot on Ridge Avenue to Central Street for 6000 dollars, and J. G. Keisel buying a brick house on Wylle Avenue for investment. William Bradshaw purchases an eight room brick on Bates Street for 6800 dollars. Kelly & Rogers list multiple parcels on Station Street and Meadow Street. Other transfers include J. R. Jackson on Vila Park, and various six room houses with lots on Euclid Avenue and Inwood Street with cash values and mortgage terms noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Black & Co
Fourth Avenue
Ridge Avenue
Allegheny
Central Street
Alles & Bailey
J. G. Keisel
Wylle Avenue
Junilia Street
Mr. Keisel
Black & Ee
William One
J. W. Bradshaw
Meadow Street
J. ©. Knipp
W. Zimmerman
Mary Kaufman
L O. McMinn
Minnie A. Ramsbottom
Mra
J.f.krauth
Euclid Avenue
Fragmentary OCR snippet with scattered names and numbers
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms, names, and numbers across locations and institutions. No coherent events or subjects are discernible beyond generic references to places like New York and references to contact details and addresses.
Philadelphia Atonics Closing Quotations Report
Philadelphia stock quotations supplied by Whitney and Stephenson brokers from Fourth Avenue. Members Meow Yorn appears in the list with closing figures and market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Markets by Wire Chicago Wheat Mixed Trades on Heavier Volume
A large trading day in Chicago wheat saw stronger sentiment and higher price ranges. Shorts covered and foreigners pushed May delivery, while corn and oats moved within narrow limits. lard and short ribs closed firmer with steady or modest gains across the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Agenta
Hag
Ogames Daly
New York
New Orleans
City
Gtarch, & Ll
Cebid
Exober
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Twentieth Street
Mic
Expox
Socuanreete Diesen
Minneapolis
St. Lovm
Oan
Mer
Bie
Dune
Weagras
T4o
Sier Marek Sdased
New York Business Outlook After Holiday Pause
Market report from New York dated February 2 notes fair business in dry goods at the first and second weeks, with no further changes expected until after the 22d holiday. Outlook remains cautious, with a general sense of a dull season for metals and retail, and an implied wait for clearer signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prices and supplies in Pittsburgh markets report dull trade
Market notes show little activity across commodities with apples, poultry, butter, eggs and cheese at varied levels. Potatoes and clover demand steady, while poor stock depresses overall tones. fresh dairy and fruit items appear active in places amid broad price quotes from country produce jobbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittssburs
Commission
Elgin
Ohio Do
Ohio
New York
Ile
Limburger, LLC
Sweitzer
Weitner
Fuuks
Commodity Prices Hold Steady Amid Busy Trade With Fresh Movements
Trade remains active and goods move more briskly than the prior month though prices stay firm. Coffee and sugar show steady demand with expected upward moves. listing details cover oats, cacao, dried fruits, and canned goods, plus fish and herring prices in varied containers.
Grain Exchange Sales Report Reflects Slow Markets
Grain Exchange reported mixed car sales with 89 cars listed and receipts bulletined from Pittsburg to Baltimore routes. Cereal demand remained buyer-favorable but overall markets were slow across oats, wheat, flour and middlings. Prices shown for cartload items include middlings around 12 to 16 dollars and bran near 12 to 13 dollars with various regional movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
Timothy
P. RR
Pittsburg
Fr. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lace Erle
Pittsburg and Western
Potatoes See Strong Yield and Low Prices in Wisconsin
A Scanlon Brothers dealer from Lyndon Wisconsin visited Milwaukee negotiating eight carloads for sale. He cited a high potato yield with prices around 2k per bushel and freight to Pittsburgh about 18¢ per bushel. Across markets, prices have drifted low, with late sales to Northwest rail hubs near 12 to 14 cents per bushel. Wheat and oats also show weakness, while corn remains very low and farmers face a slow market. The article then shifts to East Liberty livestock actions for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlaceonalo
Scanlon Brothers
Lyndon
Wis
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Pitts Bore
Wisconsin
Ing. Ishan
Beef market notes from cattle and hog receipts around the nation
Telegraph cattle markets report varying receipts and price trends. New York and St Louis show strong cattle demand with higher classes firm, while calves and hogs remain mixed. Regional tone indicates slow beef demand and modest competition among feeders and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beeves
Licable
Texas
Br. Louis
Eawsan Crry
Lamba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iron Markets
Pecal Teleoman
Atom
British Iron Markets
Terepees
OU Markets
Csstoria
Castoria
Abraham Israel
Bakewell Law Building
C. H. Love
Captain William Ward
Bakewell Law
Buasl
Amok
Une York
Philad
Baltimore
UnIcaco
York
Pitts
Ts C
Orth Western
Denver & Hio
Venver & Ito G
DI E.v
Erie IT & West, R
Hmoduoh Oig
Han
New York Central
R.L.E
W. YL
I. G&s
O & St
N.Y Bea
Pacific
Evans
Dace Indel
Richmond
St. B
Boom Bel Il, & Son F
BSS
Central
Bocas Hitany
Antral
Ag & Matne
San
Cataine Catalina
Flint
Pere M
Ogsceoin
Von
Nees
N.Y
Waser Bower
Bauesa
Dante Yecoppet
Philadelphia Atonics
Metal Marmot
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Cannes Sar
Bigey Cpiienes
Acti
nanguPeatt
Cali Graig
Muscatels
California
Pranes
Cota
Cali
Yale
Baraka
Californie Peare
Sp . Lake
Tn Ordere
Pitteburg
Liberty
Thomas Addenbrook
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Edgar Thomson
Oe Ag
Mr. Addenbrook
Cricklaying
East Liberty
Goewakis Po
T, Mellon & Sons Bank
SrrTasune, PA
Transact
Sterling
Canada
Mexico
West Indies
Howth
J. Harmliss
Swist Sraciric Co
Atients
TSNPR
Jooda UP
WABH
Bnai Te
Heather
Khrokehs—Financial
Rea
John M. Oakley & CO
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Oles
San Cecal
Whitsier
P. Co Ae Walle
DR. Whittier
Poeun Avenue
Pittsbure
M. D. Elec
National Medical Association
Parker
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Masa
Gray
Buffalo
FS Holland
Cormee Binithfeld
Foerty Ata
Iafe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!