Finishing Up Wells In McDonald Field Boom
The McDonald field remains active a year after opening as Willow Grove Noblestown Oakdale and nearby towns keep growing. Production in the Gordon sand shows wells yielding 230 to 1,200 barrels daily with 20 wells drilling south of Willow Grove hill. several rigs report gains while others decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Willow Grove
Noblestown
Oakdale
Pittsburg
Gordon
Lynch, Buchheit & Co
Senaeons
Willow Grove Hill
McDonald Field
Devonian Oil Company
Boyce Farm
McCords
J. M. Gulley & Go
Mankedick Farm
Forest & Greenlee
McMurray
Forest
Compans
Kelso
Keil & Co
Kobb
Gules, Gailey & Co
Muankedick
Gakiale Oil Company
Morgan Heirs
Bliott Hollow
Greenlce & Forst
Kenner Brothers
McLean Orchard
Kennedy, Marshr) Co
Roy
Sobiestown
Nobiestown
Smithville
Baltimore and Onlo
Much Barr
Forest Oil Company
Robert Wallace
Meise District
W.P. Read
J. D. Sauters
Gordon Mandl
Veroxia
Equitable Gas Company
Milltown
Asn Say
Stoner Farm
Tuekoot
Mankedick
Fitzgibbons & Co
Walker
Brown, Robison & Co
Oakdale Oil Company
Morgan
Campbell
Forst & Greenlea
Kigo
Dowrina Oil Company
McDonald Wedneday
Southwest Pipe Line
National Transit Ru
New York Transit
Southern Pipe
Eureka
Buckeye
Lima
Macksburg
Tidewater
Market gains spark as grains rise amid anti-option talk
Chicago futures show surprising strength across grains with corn up and oats minor gains while wheat barely advances. Traders cited short-covering and hopes anti-option legislation may fail as weather dispatches and weed concerns influence buying. pork and ribs rise, rails and cash markets mixed.
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Chicago
Pardridge
Fasies
John M. Gakiev
Sixth Street
Real Estate Brokers of Pittsburg and Lady Capitalists
A Pittsburgh real estate overview notes W. A. Herron & Sons and Black & Baird selling a 150 by 300 foot lot at Penn and Dallas to Colonel Dallas C. Irish of New Castle for 22500 cash, with Irish planning a residence. It also records purchases by Mrs. Johanna Montgomery and two other lady capitalists totaling about 250000 in recent months, plus broker status debates and several property deals across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Herron & Sons
Black & Baird
Penn and
Dallas Avenues
Dallas C. Irish
New Castle
Irish
Pittsburg
Myers
W. A. Herron & Bons
A. H. Wilson
East End
Third Avenue
Johanna Mon Eeete
James Montgomery
Rs. Montgomery
Europe
Sppecarney
Penn Avenue
Wood Street
Wilkinsburg
Milligan
Farley
Morewood Avenue
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
James W. Drape
Avonmore
West Penn Road
Germania Savings Bank
Uniontown
Fourth Avenue
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
A. J. Pentecost
Gray
Samuel Ferguson
Penn Township
Samuel Stewart
EK. T. Schaffner
George Buchan
Fifth Street
Murray Avenue
Brieltzhoover
Edward A. Roth
J. Fleming
Mellon
Walls Station
W. H. McNulty
Wm. Henderson
Tioga Street
Twenty-first Ward
Jas. M. Clark
Offman & Baldridge
Swissvale Place
Alta Land Company
Duquesne Heights
A.J. Pentecost
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Filin Central Plan
Wari
B. H. Waughter
Robert Kenedy
Evon
Co. L. Straub & Sons
Beechwood Park
Shady Av
A. W. Zeigler
John F. Sweeny
James Nesbit
N. J. Miller
Clarissa Stree Thirteenth
Ss. L. Fullwood
Omas McCaffrey
James Shaeffer
Park Bro. Co
Hatfield Street
Dan Reardon
John Ctaig
Butler
Fifty-fourth Street
Vincent & Scott
James Bogner
Butler Street
Nineteenth Ward
Margaret Loeffler
Henry Holbennimm
Taylor Street
Libe Avenue
Oswald Werner
Ruben Shuperi
Seventeenth Ward
Whittier
Krrtsbuurg
Asold
Pitteburr
Viletters
DE Whittier
Chicago Buys Shares as Foreign Selling Presses Market Down
The New York market opened quiet with scarce buying power and ongoing efforts to depress prices. Chicago favorites led declines despite some covering, while Distillers’ dropped nearly 5 percent after a dividend announcement. Reading and coal issues showed little movement, New England briefly rose, and the close weakened near day’s low. Total trades: 274,124 stocks and 1,165,000 dollars in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Collers
Reading
Settie
London
Chicago
Atlantic
New England
Canada
Atchison
Chicago Gs
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Richmond and
West Point
St. Paul
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Richmond
New York Stock F Exchange
WritNEY _ STEPHENSON
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Market list of mining stocks from New York notice
The article lists mining stock quotes with company names and prices including Adams Consolidated Aspen Best and Belcher Consolidated California and Virginia Eureka Consolidated Hale and Nor cross Homestake Horncies Ophir Savage and others, with mixed figures such as 100 175 210 1390 120 and 200. The fragment ends abruptly at 5) a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad Road
Philass
Bia
Eadée
Boston
Een Einer
Atch
Perro &A
New York
Adams Consolidated
Aspen
Best & Belcher
Consolidated California
Virginia
Dead
Eureka Consolidated
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horncies, & Ce Mexican
Ophir
Savage
Bar Silver Quotations and London Prices Reported
New York silversmiths quote 414 per ounce for silver in London and 6 1 4 per ounce in New York dealers price. Market notes reflect special report with London quotation and local New York pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youk
London
New York
Monetary Tendencies From July Disbursements Hint at Gain
Quiet day in local money markets with fair checking and deposit activity. Dis counting slow, rates nominal at 5.6 percent. bank clearings $2,975,554 and balances $629,526. New York money on call easy at 1 1/2 to 2 percent, last loan 1 1/2 to 2, prime mercantile paper 5 percent. exchange quiet but steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Glass
Pleasant Vadley
Peevice
Manchester
Citizens National Bank
Philadelphia Gas
Duquesne Traction
Wal Street Daily News
New York
Prime Mercantile Paver
Bond Quotations and Railway Stocks Fragmentary List
A fragmented OCR list shows closing bond quotations and railway stock references. Items include Northern Pacific, Missouri, Northwestern, St Paul, Central Pacific, Oregon & Great Western, Erie West Shore, and Canada South securities with varying denominations and dated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Refining Co Bly Am
Canada
Southern Canadian Pacific
Enone
New Jersey
Agilay Central
Ose
Ohio
Chicago
Becs
Northwestern
C&l
Coal & Iron
Col
del. & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Den
Rio Grande
EK. T
Illinois Central
le Erie
West Ts Mi
Louisville
Aivtien
Michigan
Uri Pacific
Sri
National Lead Co
N. CL &St L
N.Y
Norfolk & Wes N
Norfolk & Western
Pid North American Co
Oregon
Pacific
Philadelphia
Rendit Oo
Bog., Cin
Chi. & St
Richmond & W. P. T
Richmond
W. P.T
Pf . Paul
Alat
St. Paul
Erie and
Inn
Texas Union Pacific
Wheeling & Lej
Baltimore
Woatinkee Baal. Co
M. K
Mutual Unien
Northern Pac
Louisiana Stamp
Northwestern Con
Missouri
Free Tenn
St.l
St. L
Sds
St Paul Consois
Gentral Pac
Isis
St. P O
Pac
Ing den
Genka
BR. G
Westis
Caton Pacific
Erie
West Shore
És Beg
Bank Clearings Across Cities With Varied Balances
Bank clearings reported for New York and multiple cities show totals such as 119,682,366 with balances 6,103,355 in New York and 17,425,880 with balances 1,097,388 in Boston. Exchange rates and premiums noted for New York at 80 discount and 60c premium in other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
ParLapetrata
Battimaone
New Opteans
New York Exchange
Sr. Lotis
Carcaco — Bank
Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburg and Across Cities
June market bulletin lists cattle receipts, shipments, and prices in Pittsburg, Chicago, St. Louis, Buffalo, Cincinnati, and Omaha. Cattle steady to higher for natives, hogs mixed with weakness at times, sheep and lambs varied by region. prices shown for steers, cows, heifers, Texans, and packers with regional demand notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF the DisraTen
Pittsburg
New York
Becen
Lisge
Konsean Ch
Prades
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Omeaha
Bostons
T. Louis
Texas
Colorado
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
The Home Markets. Values in Dairy and Produce Dip
The hot weather boosts demand for lemons while prices rise. Bananas stay firm, oranges are dull and lower with poor quality. Watermelons incoming and cheaper. Creamery butter remains quiet, cheese abundant and cheaper. Strawberries down from two days ago, only high quality sold high. Potatoes easing, new Southern spuds plentiful. Various beans berries and cheeses listed with prices and descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucespay
Elgin Creamery
New York
Trade in this line is absolutely featureless this week
The market shows no movement with prices unchanged across goods. Listings include varied staples such as sugar, molasses, starch, canned fruits, and fish, with specific lines like No 1 mackerel and herring offerings highlighted for wholesale buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossten
Sepicss
Cioven
Allsplee
Carol Polina
Shgenc
Forbes Fuorr
London
California
Valencia
Ondara
Giogre
Sultana
Turkey
Eae
Sicily
Filberts, LLC
Brazil
Red Sea
Grain Exchange Thursday sale shows only one sale this week
There were no sales on Thursday's call at the Grain Exchange. Only one sale recorded for the week, including cars of corn oats hay and barley from Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway and from Pittsburg Cincinnati and St. Louis. Cereal markets muted with light receipts, oats quiet, hay and mill feed down, corn steady, wheat and flour quiet. Prices quoted across grains and mill products with mixed and No 1 2 oats, bran, and various millfeeds listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Sic
Chicago
Milwaukee
Siico
Sie
Sige
Hige
Auust
Eptemver
Gahaye
Ige
Elgin
Philadel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rley
Park
Ie Sa
Vie
Joly
Hichest
Pisna
Ridger
Kansas City
Toledo
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Trade in hides sinks as war price decline lingers
Trade in this line is quiet after the decline effective June 6 as tanners resist reduced rates. Prices for stock delivered here show steer hides at 60 to 75 cents, cows and bulls trimmed, calfskins and tallow offerings vary, while sheepskins hold up comparatively well despite the downward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neseas
New England Tannery Shutdown Fails to Stimulate Leather Markets
The month begun shutdown of New England tanneries has not boosted leather markets. Trade remains quiet with trace leathers and harness modestly active, while heavy leather remains dull and inventories rise. Prices from Allegheny vary by grade, with many lots in the 120 to 170 lb range and fractions per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Allegheny Varvige Ty ‘Oo
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Gordon Sanders
Meise
Vfruxa
Ifleates
Msc
Shorts
Timothy
Lady Capitalists
At. Bank
Jence Bk of Pitt
Citizens
Bk Sa
Liberty
Ease
Philadelph
Gilsens’ Trust
Om. Pitts. Traction
Bay Perry Pleasant Valley
N.y.&c
Second Avenues
C.co
Luster Mining
Sess Union
Gs. Co
U. C
the Dryroads Market
Dwight
Massonnelii
Home Securities
NEW York Bears
Boston Electric
Bosgos
Thomsou-Houston Electricae
Thomson-Houston
Securitiee
Se Co
Securities
T.-H
Westing
Edison Wetedevertes
Tr Securities
le Co
Bla
East Library
Telegraph
the Home Markets
Joe
Lina Agwe
Wisconsin
Sweitzer
Messina
Nee Ee Oran
Bermuda
Florida
Southern
Castoria
Wool Markets
Jane
Rio Duli
Carter
Timothy Hay
Daniel M’caffrey
Fifth Avenue
Brokers—Financial
John M. Oakley & Co
Bankers
Che Eaco
Wood
Jenvenis di Lomb
Wood Chemical Cop
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Micky
L Itsburg
Jus. Fleming
Market Street
delt-Steedwk
Fmil G. Stucky
Penn Ave
Englian Newede
Poe Otay
Et. Rea GE
Carey
Jos Fleming & Son
Draoggista
Market St
Lake
E. Lake
Laxy
Penn
Fourth St
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