Oil wildcat activity surrounds McDonald field surge
In Butler County oil operators push new drilling as McDonald field declines. Brownsdale area sees several wells starting on Johnson and Susan Anderson farms while others on Qookson, Duncan, and Parks farms report mixed results. Production figures vary from 2,000 to 3,000 barrels daily in some wells with many awaiting sand layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Butler County
Butler
Brownsdale
Susan Anderson
Johnson Farm
Gibson & Gadeau
Johnson
T. W. Phillips
Zeigler
Rs & McKee
McCandless
Oil Well Supply Company
Qookson
Hendersonville
Patterson
N. B. Duncan
Forest of Company
M. H. Johnson
Bowlder
Stewart Farm
Golien & Kelly
Duncan Farm
Pottersville
Patterson & Gartland
Philtin Nacel Farm
Portersville
Wahl & Bishop
Evans City
Ita
Muller
Harmony Oil Company
Herr
Zelienople
Harmony Pools
Averance
Barnum & Leasure
Camp Run
Lancaster
Crawford & Co
Tate Brothers
Grene
McCalmont
Imle & Scompson
S& Mile
Hamilton
Hartman & Co
Webber Farm
Steelemitt & Come
Neier
Market Ends Quiet Amid Broad Oil Slide Then Partial Rally
The market opened weak with broad bearish sentiment and limited business. Prices softened across crude and refined products before a late rally, closing near steady as New York and Lima markets showed limited sales and overall activity remained subdued.
Poor Man's Day at the P C Store Frugal Friday Sale
A damaged OCR advertises a Friday sale at a store benefiting the poor. It mentions items like men's suits, cassimere coats, striped pasts, and summer carts at low or cost prices. The text lists price cues such as seven dollar and similar figures, urging customers to join the charitable sale.
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Prinee
Grain Will Be All Dough In Market Outlook
A report from Chicago notes a shift toward higher corn and winter wheat values due to better weather and strong export demand. Wheat futures recovered after early weakness as larger export clearances and a predicted cold Northwest wave supported prices. corn led gains with oats improving, while the provision market followed corn and pork prices fluctuated with hog receipts easing.
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Mississippi River
Pric
Vricea
Dolin M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Turpentine Market Update and Rosin Prices
Turpentine markets show dull to steady trading with firm rosin around 105 per ton and tar near 1.50. Crude turpentine remains steady with hard at 100 and yellow dip and virgin at 180, while various fractions ease to 29.29½ cents and rosin good strained around 9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarnan
CuarLestoy Acceens
Rosin
Real Estate Boom and Rail Expansion in Highland Park Area
Highland Park acres attract buyers as city gains most land to river. Panhandle Railroad buys Crafton ground for four-track expansion and new stations. Diamond street sale rumored around 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. numerous building permits issued and rapid transit on Greenfield avenue fuels lot demand and suburban growth with multiple property deals across Wilkinsburg Aliquippa and Allegheny regions.
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Highland Park Acres
Morris & Aisbitt
Reymer Bros
Panhandle
Crafton
Steubenville Pike
Nevada Avenue
Ingram and
Diamond Street
Greenfield Avenue
Thompson
National Lead Company
Charleston
Jefferson
Montgomery Avenue
Yaterday
Columbus Club
Krumhaar
Fred Rinehar
U. & Glass, Common
Hoffman & Baldridge
Wallnes Street
Wilkinsburg
Water Street
Bisch & Baird
Mellon
Bank of Commerce
Grazier Street
Brasilton
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Marion Place
Third Ward
Gladstone Street
Parnell Street
J. E. Glass Sola
A. C. Watkins
Mra
Mary L. Graham
Aliquippa Place
Joan K. Exing & Co
Mra Saran McClelland
F.G. Rohrkaste
Howard Avenue
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
James W. Drape & Co
Rong Symes
Byers & Co
Ridgeview Land Company
James O'Rilley
Eleventh Ward
Allegheny City
Fleming Avenue
C. T. Beeckman
Larimer Land Improvement Company
Grand View
Larimer Station
Pennsylvania
C. Eisenberg, Jr
Peter Shields
Hoosac Street
Twenty-third Ward
Pleasant Valley Stumbles in Mixed Stock Market Session
The market showed little overall movement with Pleasant Valley weak, while unlisted Tractions and Airbrake led gains. Notable activity included Manchester Traction and Birmingham Traction sales after calls and Andrew Custer purchasing $10,000 Duquesne etion 5a at 108.
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Pleasant Valley
U.S. Glass
Switch
Citizens
Manchester Traction
Andrew Custer
Duquesne Etion
Inchester
Birmingham
Duquesne
New Elvetric
Mining Stock Quotations Report
New York June 2 stock quotes list several mining firms with prices: Aspen 200, Best 190, Consolidated California and Virginia 375, Deadwood 205, Eureka Consolidates 18, Hale and Norcross 195, Home Stake 13, Ilora Silver 520, Mexican 170, Ophir 270, Savace 190, Standard 155.
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New York
Aspen
Best & Belcher
Consolidated California
Virginia
Deadwood
Eureka
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Ilora
Mexican
Ophir
Savace
Standard
Dairy products weaken as eggs and poultry firm in market
Dairy goods are plentiful with prices weakening Ohio cheese and butter showing lower quotes. Eggs remain firm with sales of single dozens around 18 cents, while poultry is scarce though demand is light due to high prices. Fresh fruit and vegetables move with steady, if cautious, activity as markets adjust amid ample supply of strawberries and other staples.
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Ohio
Market Ends High as Coal Shares Lead Day
New York June 2 The market closed the day with higher figures driven by coal stocks and preferred Reading St Paul and Burlington remaining active. Short covering late in the day boosted demand while overall volume was light and bears were scarce. Total 10 day stock sales 202,716 with Reading and Atchison leading in volume amid a steady but narrow session.
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Reading
Paul
Burlington
New York
Combine
Grangers
St. Paul
Atchison
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Northern Pacific
Richmond
West Point
Omaha
Union Pacific
Kansas
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Warr- Nivy &Stephensson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Local Money Market Steady With Slow Borrowers
The money market remained quiet with no major changes in conditions. Clearing totals reached 5,103,701 while farances stood at 865,802 27. interest disbursements this month are smaller than July, bonds on which interest is due total 657,729.54, stock par value 452,973,206. New York money rates showed ease at 1 1 percent. prime mercantile aper 2 5 percent. sterling exchange firm at 487 for day bills and 485 for demand.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Excha
Bank Clearings Across Cities See Varied Balances
New York bank clearings reach 155 600 with balances near 9 814 073. Boston reports 231 61 819 in clearings and 2 490 991 in balances. Philadelphia shows 3 426 781 clearing balances. Chicago and St Louis list multiple figures, with ranges around several millions. Money markets firm on 6 percent rates for exchanges and time loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostor
Iladelfhia
de Battimons
Bank of Hoege
New Honerk Exchange
St. Louis
Leather Outlook and Overweights in Crime Quality Study
The fragment discusses leather outlook and overweight classifications by weight categories from lighter to middle weights. It appears to list various overweight ranges and notes observed percentages, with references to ranges like 16 to 19 pounds and mentions of middle weights.
Leather markets stagnant as prices remain weak nationwide
The leather trade shows no improvement with Tavnera buying little and hides and calfskin markets remaining soft. Sheep skins stay fairly steady while dealers report fluctuating quotes for steers, calves, veal, and ponies with varying cents per pound figures.
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Tavnera
Ieee
Lgreen
Sala Slaughter Ponyl OO
Cocavers Ceccescens Vents Secesens
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Mixed Results
Market reports from Chicago, New York, Buffalo, Kansas City, St Louis, Omaha, Cincinnati and other centers indicate cattle, hogs, and sheep varying in price and demand. Cattle receipts and shipments differ by city with trends of steady to weaker values and some regions noting firm or higher prices for certain grades.
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New York
Chicago
Reeves
Consix
Kane
Hki
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Shipwenta
Nerve Seed Co
Pittsburg
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market St
Grain Exchange reports light cereal sales and mixed prices
On Thursday at the Grain Exchange only one sale occurred, a car of sample wheat at 9 00, with several car loads of bran and flour, hay and mixed grains traded by lines such as Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis. Oats remain active while overall demand favors buyers as prices for carloads on track range across multiple grades and feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft.Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg and Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Apt
Signs of Improvement in Pig Iron Markets Across Cities
The Iron Age reports rising demand in Chicago and Cincinnati with Chicago buyers again placing orders after earlier refusals. Southern sellers show improved tone. Pittsburg and Philadelphia still weak with doubts about a bottom. Steel billets appear near bottom in Pittsboro while rail sales occur mainly for early delivery. Foreign markets show higher pig iron quotes and tighter stocks, driven by the Durham strike and reduced supply. some Barrow works suspend operations.
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New York
Shecia
The
Iron Age
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chcago
Pnet
Pittsby
Philadelphia
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Pittsboro
Cable
Cleveland
Durham
Barrow Steel Works
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Butler County Work
Old Territory
Sistersville
McCoraty
Forst & Greenlee
McMurray
Noblestown
Marshall
Brown, Kobteen & Co
McMurmy
Woodland Oil Company
Jovn Scott
Crawford
Gordon Westernay
Kei
Coa
Ced Forst
Greenler
Nokirk
Metse
Gordon
Lentz, Schiegel & Fried
Noble Heirs
Tie All Fife
Fen
Fitsgibbons & Co
Walker
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
Matthews
Lynch & On
Meiso
Mornn
J. M. Gulley & Co
Mankedick
MecMichael
Brown, Rolyison & Cosco
McMurrary
Forst
Greenlee
the Nations
New York Transit
Macksbore Division
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Buckeye Line
Southern
Sitepson
Omerry
Wizehirhest
Saige
Byc
Pennsylvania Oil
Loweet Lima Oi
Finkshen
Seelie
C. Rye
Jude
BYG
Ugnst
Anere
Carmente
Middles
Lara
Western Steam
Western
L.c. Elgin
Philadelphaia
Sige
Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
Onis
Lord Weak
Tancy Elwin Creamery
Nsas
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Toledo
Castoria
Highland Park
Panhandle Railroad
Black & Baird
Smithfield
Market House
Seth Winner
Soho Street
Thirteenth Ward
G. McMasters
Cedar Street
Twentieth Ward
Mrs. Shaw
Eighteenth Ward
George Freedman
Park Avenue
Twenty-first Ward
I. L. Beatty
Dithridge Street
Fourteenth Ward
Home Securities
Liberty
Iay Islamie Ai
Lusur
A West
Ins. Co
Chartlers
V. Gas
Trac
Sts Peasant Valley
Second Avenue
Water Mining
Dgesting
Eee
Beeson. Pater C
U.S.& Os
T A.g. Co
Boston
Thom Houston Electric
Ant
Houston T.H. E. Co
T. Eel W. Co
W. E. Co
London
the Home Markets
Distatoa
Priranune
Townspay
New York S
Michigan
Freirs
California
Timothy
Finelawn
Sc Jth
Janey Meson
Messia
Florida
Hermuda Ohitoes
Band
Painnless
Iagt
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
Idige
la Ginagra
Pheer
Panere
Java
Maracalbo
Cate Santos
Forbes
Museatels
Museateris
Valencia
Beige
Saigesshed
Ned
Higgins
Torland Bastion
Innit
Hitney & Ee
Erenua
New New York
Eptrania RaMreed
Talon Nods & Phila
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio, Trust
Canadian Pacific
Big Manada Southern
Central
New Jera
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and
Ointo
Chicago Gas Trust
St Paul
Gree P
Northwestern
Phs
Hochwesters
Pid G
CG. C
Bode
Coal
A. Iilinois
Erle & West
Toy
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Teeichigan Central
Mobile & Ohio
Issouri Pacific i Fos
National Cordage Co
Opere
Pides Nahuae Om
National Lead Co
National Lead Cn
I. Vv
L.E
K. Y
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Norfolk & Norfolk & Western
Orthern
Oregon
Ousselesses
Ae Pacific Mall
Ata & iv Philadelphh
St. L
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Pullman Prittchmond
W P. T. Tr
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St. Pan
Duala
St. Paul & Tule
Minn
Sian
M.co
Wheeling & L.E
Snese. H
Calumet & Hécla
Ont
Heston
Albany
Seeve
Eeenne Rutland
Teateneiel Min.Co
Is. Es Mus Atlantic
Allouezs Min
Butte B
Dhomson
N.J.C
Pacific
Northern Pac
Inds
Louisiana
St.l
St. P -C
Bae
Nia
Iss
R. G. Lets
Oupenenussvell Coy Tinton Eee
M. K
Gen
Wee Shore
M. EK
T. Gen
H. c. W. Rrilar
New England
Bides
Calfukina
East Liberty
Tre Disratcn
Pirrenenoa
Tarrepay
Dy Telegraph
Woo! Marketa
Oma
Battmone
Jone
Rio
Osteanxs
Lakes
Carteris
Carter
Carters
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Fifth Avenue
Financal
John M. Oakley & Co
Bankers
Sinos
Wutrvey
Stev Henson
Bright
Rivhencot Sedecw
Kitroo la
Joaneton
Holloway
Medicat
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Vittsburg
Anil
Flee Hodara
W. Toh
DE Whittier
Wood
Ain Permanente Jty
Woodchem
CAL CO
Li Wood
Ward Avenue
Detroit Mich
Pitteterg
Fleming
Market Street
Zapanesd
Emil G
Felten St. Mittaborg
Buffalo
Betelurg
Re Sunthfeld
Ole
Feose
Mneng
Uvacillors
Erie Medical Co
Burfalg
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