Landmark Real Estate Deals Loom in Mansfield Area
J B Larkin & Co sold 8 30 and 52 Chatt lam Street Fifth ward for Andrew Sims and Mary L Carr to John A Craig for 12000. Purchaser will tear down old houses and erect modern dwellings. First Presbyterian Church of Mapleld considers a Main Street Washington Avenue corner lot valued at 16000 for growth. Real estate activity shows investors backing Mansfield city growth and home buyers urged not to delay. A Washington market report notes modern widths and square foot pricing with street and avenue preferences for commercial and residential space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Larkin & Co
Chattlam Street
Fifth Ward
Andrew Sims
Mary L. Carr
John A. Craig
David Sims
Terity
Lew
Mansfield
First Presbyterian Church of
Mapefeld
Oristes
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Hetestukl
Svker
Pst
Sanderd Int
Washington
F Street
G Street
Penn~viveockt
Sixteenth Street
Mas- Tearenee
Iby Wererecoel Teal
Unclear Money Market Report With Mixed Bank Demands
Fragmentary financial notes describe bank accounts, demand for funds, and percentages with references to large sums and invoices. Vague figures like 5 20 and 6 percent appear alongside unsettled notes about spring movements and call money.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at 1913 railroad unions and lines
Fragmentary text mentions Western unions and rail lines, with scattered references to 1913 era railroad activity and locations. The readable content is insufficient for a clear event or人物.
Financial Ledger Highlights From New York Clearinghouses
The report lists interbank clearings and balances across multiple exchanges. Notable figures include New York and Chicago clearing totals, New Orleans and New York balances, and various percentages cited for money market activity.
Market Review Shows Mixed Activity in Philadelphia Stocks
The Philadelphia market closes slightly weaker after strong session activity led by Philadelphia Gas and Luster. Central Traction and Pleasant Valley gain on favorable news, while unlisted tractions hold steady and Duquesne bonds see limited demand. Philadelphia Gas trades around 144 with substantial activity as investors react to domestic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Luster
Philadelphia Gas
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
Pittsburg
Duquesne
Manchester
Aiter
Pleasant Valle
Phtladelphia
Bear Attacks and Gains Mark Active Wall Street Session
The market paused from yesterday’s volatility with Bears pressing but failing to extend losses. Union Pacific led advances with strength amid a broad list of active names including Reading, Sugar, Missouri Pacific and Delaware and Hudson, while declines remained modest and concentrated in low-priced issues. Trading totaled about 2.4 million shares with notable activity in Reading, Atchison, and Kansas and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actws
Union Pacific
Actan
Mone
New Yoas
Bears
Anglna
Aswin
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Ami
Kansas
Texas
Richmond
West Point
Omaha
Chienco Tas My
Lackawanna IL
Renling
Daiters
Missouri
Delaware and Hudson
Atchison
Chicaroma
Delaware
Lackawanna
Ween
Deimwere and
Harrison
Erie
Louisville
Nashville
Osau
Northwesteers
Northern Pacific
England
Reading
West Paint
R. Paul
St. Pan
New York Storch Exchange
Whittier
Stepirtsos
Pitsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Mining Stock Quotations See Wide Fluctuations in Prices
New York stocks show mixed movements with gains and declines across several miners. Names listed include Adams Con solidated, Homestake, Iron Silver, Ophir and Standard Union Consolidated among others with varied quotation marks and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice
Adams Consolidated
Aspen
Best and Belcher
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood T
Homestake
Born
Iron
Mexican
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Savare
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Silver Quotations Drift in London and New York
Far silver in London and lower in New York at 92 1 2 cents per ounce. Dealers report muted activity as prices slip on the international market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Wheat and Hog Market Slump Across Chicago and East
Chicago and other markets show ongoing wheat weakness with May futures dipping and embracing a late recovery. Corn and oats trend weaker with slight price shifts while hog products firm up amid limited buying and market chatter of possible manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sic
Ocean Passage
Johin M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Market Notes on Grain and Provisions
The report shows varying bids and offers for oats and corn with No 2 cash and January positions steady to firm. Eggs remain in good demand, while oats stay quiet. prices quoted include 42 to 89 cents for cash and May contracts, with occasional activity noted in cash bids and asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest
Matsess
Hmsthe
Elgin Creamery
Jyne
Mge
Mtge
Milwaukee
Tigae
Slige
Segebe
Mige
Apa
Ste
Ivye
Wye
Stige
Sige
Chicago
Western Steam
Ofev
Western Dairy
Elgin
Cheesa
Philadelphata
Steemer
Pennsylvania Creamery
Pennsylvania
Penn- Sylvania
Wheatenay
Jannare
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Elgin Creamry
Ulta
Choice
Szige
Park
Sehinhees
Kansas City
Toledo
Santos
Java
Marrea
Niger
Terry
Theo
I Globe
The Home Markets See Prices Rise Across Elgin Creamery
Elgin creamery prices advance by about 7c per pound with fancy creamery scarce. Markets show slow activity across eggs butter and produce as rain dampens trade while hay and cereals drift toward higher prices amid sluggish demand and quiet streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Creamery
Liberty Street
Wells in McDonald Field Show Mixed Yields
Daily reports show Patterson & Jones No. 6 at Kelso farm in southwest McCurdy flowing 300 barrels per hour. Bailey & Patterson Willow Grove well produced 145 barrels in 12 hours, others on McVicker and Oakdale properties were drilled or shot. Field production held near 71,000 barrels with several wells producing 20 barrels per hour or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove
McDonald Field
Patterson & Jones
Kelso Farm
McCurdy
Old Territory
Bailey & Patterson
Gordon Sand
Thompson & Co
McVicker
Lennox
Oakdale
Guffey, Jennings & Co
Mathews
Matthews
Herron
Mathews Heirs
Oakdale Oil Company
Baldwin
Wallace
Forest Oil Company
Kels
Southwest Pennsylvania
McDonald
National Transit Line
Mucksburg
Buckeye
Eureka
Southern Pipe Line
Feild
Gallagher Farm
St. Mary’s
St. Patterson & Jones
J. M. Glenn
R. W. Glenn
Westerday
Live Stock Markets Report From Tur Drspaten
Orrer of Tur Drspaten notes 693 head Carrie-Receipta shipments and 19 head on hand. Hogs-Receipts total 2,700 with 1,800 shipped. market slow. Four thousand two hundred cattle in other receipts, with slow prices. No cattle shipped to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrer
Tur Drspaten
Pirvzsves
Turspar
Carrie
New York
Livestock Receipts Mix Across Major Markets
Telegraph stock notes show 8,000 cattle head and 47,000 shipments in Chicago area with active to weak markets and varied weights. New York exporters report steady dressed beef and futures shipments. Omaha and Kansas City list steady to down trends for steers and cows, with strong sheep notes and hogs mixed. Buffalo and Cincinnati provide diverse receipts with steady to firm tendencies and notable price ranges across stock categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Lambe
Kaness
St. Louis
Omaha
Bankers' Day Elections Yield Few Contests for Directors
City banks elected directors for the coming year with limited changes and no bitter races. The results list numerous names across categories such as Frost A Nimick, Hays, Lindsay, McCord, Byers, Speer, and many others, reflecting a broad slate of officers and trustees across multiple banks and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Alexander Nimick
Kert
Hays
James H. Lindsay
James & McCord
Thomas Wightman
John Wilson
James Laughlin
Harry Brown
Charles FE. Speer
Duquessf
William G. Johnston
Edwin Bindley
James McKay
Michael Munhall
John Mulhall
Wlr. Boggs
Joseph Shallenttrger
George Wilson
John Bindley
John W. Hudson
Tron City
Alexander M. Byers
James Herdman
W. W. Speer
Samuel Lindsay, Jr
Charles L. Cole
W. N. Frew
John R. Metrinley
E. M. Byers
Lewis Irwin
D. C. Clapp
D. Laying
Charles Donnelly
Julin Stevenson
Citess
George A. Berry
John M
D. Leet Wilson
James M. Bailey
John B. Donlevy
Patrick Smith
Samuel Ewart
Robert H. Kings
L. Herbert Hostetter
Robert K. Wilson
John M. Kicher
Yeechants
Ei Aerguson
Orge A. Kelly
Henry Liew
Sellers McKee
John Burford
Wallace
John Caldwell
Thomas D. Messler
John Eaton
Allegheny National
John Caldwell, Jr
Joshua Rhodes
B. H. Ruble
James McGregor
J. McM. King
Walter Chess
William Stewart
Thoras Evans
BR. V. Johnson
Anton—H
Smilth
Addison Lyale
Charles Atwell
J.C. Lappe
A. G. Cubbage
Joseph Horne
Eanen Wilson
Thomas M. Anostrong
John H. Saint
DiaMoxo
A. Garrison
Whitsm
M. Hersh
J. W. Carnahan
W. A. Nimick
Ww. Porter
Joseph Albree
John A. Eckert
William Holmes
Commercial
M. W. Rankin
John W. Herron
J.S. Reymer
Marvin
James Jckson
D. F
Henry Warner
James W. Grove
Theophilus Sprool
Jan Mood
John M. MecCance
George ¥. MeKer
William Campbell
C. A. Hax
Alexander Dempsey
Masonic
Charles BR. Mclean
John 3. Lawrence
William McCullough
Harre PL
Dilworth
William C. Wing
George W. Simouds
Joseph Eichboom
William F. Wilton
John M. Kennedy
John F. Scott
James T. Armstrong
Frederick Gwinner, Jr
Thomas R. Eevinson
Fietin Avencr
JL. H. Niemann
H. Fr. White
Wittamn J. Lapaty
William Schirmer
Kola
J. E. Aufderieide
J. C. Aufhammer
George F. Kira
Peter Gettman
Mark W
Willam_ France
T. J. Wood
George (. Burgwin
J. EF. Ambstadter
Jacob Kler
W. J. Lewin
Robert Montgomery
J. B. Speathen
J. Bakewell Phillips
William A. Dunlap
Farorens Deposit
Joseph Walton
James A. McPevitt
Walker
PF. Harbison
James H. Reel
T. H. Given
James Neel
National Bank OF Commerce
J. T. Colvin
Charies Lockhart
C. Arbuthnot
Samuel 8. Brown
Andrew W. Melion
H.C. Frick
J. W. Arrott
P. (. Knox
A. F. Brooks
James M. Baller
John M. Horner
Jacob Porter
Stephen C. Met An
John D. Nicholson
John G. Robinson
Samuel D. Herron
Te Srcosp
James HW. Willock
G. N. Holfater
Franklin Osburn
George H. Danler
MN. Saydam
William Peer Levi Wade
William Curry
George Ft. Barret
Wool market notes show steady prices across regions
Philadelphia and Boston report quiet markets with prices steady. New York quiet with deep fleeces at 30 36c and 24 8c. Texas and Ohio totals show receipts around 5800 pounds and shipments 700 pounds, prices steady. Michigan reports varied sale prices for No 1 and combing wools with several fractions quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpesa
New York
Texas
Boston
Ohlo
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Turpentine Market Steady in New York and Savannah
Turpentine and rosin markets show quiet, steady tone with firm rosin at $115 and turpentine near 30c to 41 35 per gallon range. Crude turpentine holds at about 10c to 190 dollars for yellow dip and virgin, while Savannah notes turpentine firm and rosin steady at reported levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pig iron and metals steady in New York markets
On January 12 in New York pig iron remained steady with American 315 T5 17 75 recorded. Copper showed moderate demand against steady Lend and paint items while tin in the Straits quoted at 1965 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Straits
Itching Children Healed by Cuticura Remedies
Nine children suffered severe skin itching and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Remedies, all symptoms cleared in six weeks. The testimonial credits Cuticura products and notes ongoing use by the family. The letter is signed by Rumert Shuban, President of a bricklayers union, from Elizabeth, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoThuka
Rumert Shuban
Bricklayers’Union Sv
Elizabeth
Cot ica Rehners Offer Rapid Relief for Severe Skin Ailments
Letters from many children cured of itching burning bleeding and blotchy skin describe dramatic relief after a single application. Propritors of the Coticha Rehncres urge immediate use, arguing permanent care requires prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coticcha Rechnres
Kew
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Ilant
Mit
Wilkinsburg
New York Hop Exchange
Lee
At & Tieet
Kensington
Lion
N. Greensburg
M. Thompson
Ford Stoek
Torn Bunko
Dpittehwre
Jet Jan Lier
Ita
Sharpe
O' Cy
Angely Dinniolot
Soeeton Monroe
Olnevaller
Eos
Greenepee, Tor Semw. Deape & On
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Is —Toor Stoutine Mustaces
Nion Pac
Ont
Ann Jane Nets
West
Chicato
New York Exchange
St. Lois
Sicene Mexiutms
Cleettings
Tertiarene
Dalfitness
Pay
Pett stetontsa—Ban
Laleters
Badanees
Heeron
Balaenes
Mt. Chanke
Doeres
Teese
Striesses
Home Securities
R.p.s
Liberty
Mmear
Belkie
Deena Mana
Chartier
K. J. Pitts
Eterprise McCo
Hidalco
la Nossa Min
Luster Mining
Kea Ciond
Westingh
Philadelphia
Sugar Refining Co
el Iu
Ae &S
Hig Central
New Jersey
Central Pacific
Hor
Quincy
St Loss
Mil
St. Paul
St. Pawil
St. P.M. I
Northwestern Oreasen
Northwestern
Coal & Pot
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Ale
Pace Ongame National
Wik National
Bel
Norfulk & Western Norfolk & Weetern
Oregon
Oregon Tay Cement
Sea Sen
Fwans
Wees Ames Lee Philadelta & Read
Deaeaas
W.P.T
Pia
Maal & Duluth
Minn
Vetom & A
Cauet & Heels
Ton & Maine
Fitchburg i
Little Ruel & Bi S
Tama Eiaants Fe
Central
Ston Land Co
West End
Wis
Tai
F. Telep
al Central
Thomson-Housto
Ebel
the Home Markets
Gomer Sameer
Nina Maieie
Ohio
Wiscontia Neiser
Kgrbige
Svec Sas
Dako Ferris
Aoife
Californis Ney
Imac
Southern Sweets
Jerserys
Mammoth
Timothy
Florida
Malaga Graves
Carolina
Louisiana
Sig
California
Valencia
Tezse
Andara
Turkey
Pranes
Higgins
Bohamado
Damson Hume
Lake Trowt
Finnan Haddlea
Leeland Hallout
Holland Herring
Walkoff Berrian
Grain Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Lake Erie
Pittsbure and
Western
Verner
Ekel
Kinzun
Smethport Gas Company
Tyler Farm
Smethport
Middle Island
St. Mary's
Standiford
Antwerp
Ces
Cbye
Penrsylvania
Linva Oil
East Liberty
Telegraph
Starr
Petr
Bankers’ Day
Allegheny Banks
William M. McKelvy
R. I W
Conter
N. W. Weegtly
Thomas Vf. Morrow
William 5. McKinney
Samuel McKnight
Heary Warner
B.C. Marfercon
Gehatan
N. Hoffatot
Leonhard Walter
Sr. Damas Lots
Joln FH. Lote
William Keinensnyder
John Helm
J. W. Friend
Joseph Strat
C. F. Nevin
John Ogden
Brat Estate Loan Ax
Trust G. Meyer
Nicholas Seibert
Wiliam Guetert
A. F. Heating
Dom I. Striehig
John Hofman
Henry Leng
Juli A. Studer
T. G. Bauer
Lawrenceville Banks
Libratry
John H. McKelry
James AH. Park
I M. Bigelow
Ira F. Brainard
J. J. MeQance
J. Tan Tinka
T. BD. Moreland
J. M. Stevenson
We Methoportras
John Roonette
F. T. Clark
Joseph Vogel, Sr
Henry Danh
Charles Hook
Murray A. Verner
John J. Sawyer
George W. Irwin
C. L. Placetis
Frest of Rinatschamm
A.B. Stevenson
Joseph Wilton
Daniel McKee
William B. Wolfe
Ferdinand Heoz
A. Ennorin
German Savings and Derostt
Preerick Maul
Bernhard Krigh
Joseph Plager
Ferdinand Bentz
Jaco Roth
Andrew Poop
John B. Lutz
Lewis Hazelfarth
A. Krut
J. P. Walker
Henry Maller
E. Sheep
John Siebert
Wool Market
St. Lom
Turpentine Market
Tiewie
Seabury & Johnson
Ferent International
Ba Benson
New Yonk
Mare
Battroont
Rio Cargoes Fair
Cathara
Coticura
Cutictma Acaf
Cuticora
James T. Waser
Chemiat
Man Street
8. Y
Haby's
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Union Station
Southern Pacific
Cheyenne
Ogden
Nm California
Sacramento
Samtel Mooor
Kirks
Amer
GEO. K. Stevenson & Co
Pleming & Sons
Brokers—Financial
Apton
Savings Bank Ae
Sarpion
John M. Oakley & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Sixth ST
Carter
Carer
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitt
Burz
Jabio-Pso
Gray Medicine CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Evers & WE
Smithfield
Jos. Fleming’ & Son
Durkes St. Not-S-Uwr
Ifr
Madrid Chemical CD
U. S
Deachern
Ill
Pittsbugh
As. Fleming & Son
Sto Market
Sagueenaie Pharmacy
Smithfield St
Emit
G. Stocky
Nes
Penn Ave
F. Pittiturg
Storky
Wood
Deon
Frice
la Plata
Wood Chemical Co
Ward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Wittsburg Oy Jos
Market Street
Del
S. Ko Lake
Penn Av
Fourth St
RIE Medical Co
Jolie
Sidremy Pro
Fowler
Novdas
Idt-Vouwk
Ineas Isle
Angilog Medical Institute CO
Mateo
Olive Street
Louis, Mo
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