Local Live Stock Market Dims as Prices Fall in Pittsburgh Dispatch
The Liberty stock market shows slow trade and price concessions across cattle sheep and hogs. Cattle remain scarce prime stock steady while dry cows and bulls slump. sheep and lambs drop 2 to 3 percent. hog markets suffer from eastward transport delays and are dull with limited sales.
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Hive
Liberty
Baltimore
Ohio
Indiana
Texas
Howe
Crass
New York Market Receipts and Prices Across Livestock Trades
Receipts show 2740 head with 110 carloads market and 50 carloads for export, demand weak and market lower. Sheep and cattle varied. beef exports 300 beeves at overall market softness, veal and buttermilk prices noted, cattle shipments and live shipments also recorded with mixed demand and several regions reporting slow trade and steady to lower prices.
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New York
Reeves
Storrs
Bend
Texas
Santos
Honda
Gould
Judicially Condemned at Cook County Insane Asylum
Judge Prendergast closes inquiry into Cook County Insane Asylum praising reforms yet denouncing politics and overcrowding. He cites officials and workers appointed by shifting political bodies as cause of neglect and malfeasance. He urges a state takeover via a new session to put the asylum under state control.
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Illinois
Cook County
Gatcaco
Prendergast
Nome
International Congress of Physicians
Washington
Hetlp
Thas
Thete
Sisteture
Geek
They Got the Freight and a Beauty Complexion
A fragmentary item notes Beecham's Pills and Faaue Jones Soap tied to a vivid freight hustle and promises of a beautiful complexion as part of a wartime era advertisement.
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Beecham
Market Fluctuations Narrow as Wheat and Corn Move
The market shows mixed activity with wheat varying intraday and closing modestly down from yesterday. Rain in the Red River Valley and too much rain in the Southwest dampen harvests while weaker crop reports abroad offset some buying. Corn remains firmer early, then quiets as receipts fall. hog supplies at western ports ease price pressure. Futures focus on July and September with light export business and steady to firm spot markets across grain products.
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Red River Valley
Liverpool
London
Paris
Ocean Passage
Seaboard
JFGE
Jar
Uae
Sar
New York
Ihore
New Orleans
Biggase
Aurust
Western
Izige
Wkeil
Sifee
Philadelthia
Sc. Do
Utter Dollang
Permission to Sue Over Fraudulent Stock Deals Filed
In New York Supreme Court Judge Andrews granted R. Bursham Moffat as receiver of the Electric Sugar Refining Company permission to sue Olive F. Friend William E. Howard Emily Howard and Orin A and George Halstead for cancellation of stock and recovery of money obtained or expended through their fraudulent representations.
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New York
Supreme Court Today
Andrews
R. Bursham Moffat
The
Electric Sugar Refining Company
Olive F. Friend
William E. Howard
Emily Howard
Orin A
George Halstead
Locomotive Firemen Picnic At Aliquippa Grove
Iron City and Holbrook Lodges of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen held their second annual picnic at Aliquippa yesterday. Small delegations were present from New Haven Newton McKeesport Chart Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh.
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Aliquippa Grove
Iron City
Holbrook
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Aliquippa
New Haven
Thekerson Runves Newton
McKeesport
Beaver Falls
New Young
Growlers Backing: Real Estate Buoyant Despite Constraints
The piece notes a buoyant Pittsburgh real estate market with buyers filling offices such as Beringer & Sons and Black & Baird. It argues many homes are affordable in Maplewood Park and Wilkinsburg, while warns against excessive luxury purchases and debt. It cites Pittsburg Plate Glass dividend confusion and plans to mortgage $850,000, implying future dividends may be sparse. It honors William Semple’s frugal ascent from humble roots.
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Fourth Avenue
Beringer & Son
S. W. Black & Co
Herron & Sons
Black & Baird's
Black & Baird
Tuk DistaTcu
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
A Bear Day Shifts Tone on Electric Lending
The Stock Exchange saw a quiet day with only four issues traded and 121 shares changed hands. Electric led gains after Tuesday's dip, while most issues showed higher traction and demand for loans faded. several bids and asks remained unsettled as late as the afternoon.
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The
Stock Exchange
Lst
Peaseens Nat. Bank
Praven Mat Bank
Nat
W.va
BOS Pennzvitania Gas
Wes
Peuedelen. CO
Arapcoee
Silverton el Tag
Monongaiels Waterco
Cenofitch
Igen
New York
Yesein En Ee Atchison
Louris
Nash Wercern
Pete
Batt Ua
Bank activity quiet amid routine day for financiers
Among the financiers a dry day at the bank yielded routine business with no notable news or rumors. Transactions appeared ordinary and officials reported no unusual activity yesterday.
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Rala
Bank clearings and currency notes dull trading day
Currency was scarce at some plates and a good supply at others with election and rain dulling activity. The clearings stood at $1,778,451.47 and balances $258,415.08 while New York-Hank clearings reached $11,050,260 balances $1,663,278. Overall exchange rates and domestic balances showed uneven demand across markets with varied bullion movements and rates across London Paris Chicago and St. Louis.
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Epee
Merce
Les Cent
Prithie Moreantie
King Exchange
New York
Hank Clearings
England
Paris
Chicago
St. Louis
Oil Market Hovers With No News Amid Tepid Trading
The oil market offered little movement with no significant news. Prices opened at 89.5 to 9.5 cents, touched 9.8, then declined to open again, ending essentially flat for the day amid muted professional trading and forecasts of possible July activity after producers’ reserves are cleared.
Petroleum and market openings show steady early trading
In New York on June 1 petroleum opened steady at 87 1 2 cents, edged up briefly, then eased to 84 1 2 cents as the day progressed. Prices held near the open with little net change, while refinery and gasoline futures posted minor fluctuations amid steady demand.
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Crry
Lowes
Beze
Ga Consolidated Exchange
Riga
Coe
Brees
Mortgages and Property Transactions in Local Markets
A wave of village and city real estate activity includes IL M. Pennock & Son settling multiple mortgages totaling $5,000 on various Southside and East End properties at 6 percent. James W. Drape & Co. sold near Copeland, about three quarters of an acre for $2,000 and placed a $1,500 mortgage on Swissvale land. Alles & Bailey sold a Vera street dwelling to Mrs. Jane Holmes for $1,075 cash. Black & Baird moved a Valley View Place lot and improvements with sale details incomplete.
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IL M. Pennock & Son
Southside
Swissvale
East End
Sixth Ward
Allegheny
James W. Drape & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Copeland Station
Baddock
Fourth Avenues
F. F. Ferrell
Valley View Place
Rebecca Street
Wall Street Sees Weak Close Despite Bullish Talk
The New York stock market was more active but ended weak with prices near last evening's levels. Railroads and coal shares fell after morning strength, while Oregon stocks held firm and New England showed modest gains. Total sales reached 1,402,000 with notable moves in Atlantic and Pacific, Reading, Erie, Ohio and Mississippi, and others as traders noted limited buying interest and signs of manipulation in some issues.
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Lts
Wall Street
New York
Inter-State Association
Oregon
Stiller
Alton
Thet. Paul
St. Paul
Newland
Atchison
New England
Lackawanna
New
Oregon Navigation
Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Butean
Sou Pacific
Burlingto
Delaware and Hudson
St. Pauls
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Fssnes
Atantic and
Pacific
Erie
Ohio
Mississippi
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
Whitney & B
New York Stock Exchange
Avenue
Mining Stocks Update from Amador to Yellow Jacket
A June 19 list shows mining stock figures across numerous mines. Notable prices include Consolidated California and Virginia at 7, Hale & Norcross at 310, Gould & Curry at 1% and Hale & Norcross at 310, Plymouth 887, Union Consolidated 205, Oro mines such as Bodie 115 and Eureka Consolidated around 100.
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Your
Amador
Bodie
Cholla
Colorado Central
Consolidated California and Virginia
Common Wealth
Deadwood T
Eureka Consolidated
I. Too
el Cristo
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mexican
Mutual
Navajo
Ontario
Plymouth
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
The Sightless Goddess and Pittsburg Court Actions
Convictions and trials fill a Pittsburg docket. Thomas Kelly is jailed a day for aggravated assault on Ben Sueltzer. Henry F Vorcur faces embezzlement trial. A city suit and bankruptcy matters appear in district court with a master examiner named for Arnold Coal and Metcalf v Pennsylvania Salt. Grand jury indicts several for larceny and liquor violations as probate and stock questions move through Common Pleas.
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Thomas Kelly
Ben Sueltzer
Henry F. Vorcur
Southside Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
United States District Court
Samuel A. Wallace
J.C. Doty
Arnold Coal Company
Illiam Metcalf
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
To Pay
Martin Benzing
R. J. Beattie
Magdalena Sins
Andrew Barclay
R. c. Ony
Martha Porter
Susan Heath
Andrew Scott
J. B. Birmingham
John Linton
Collier and
Slagle
Pennsylvania Sale Manufacturing Company
Harrison Township
Juper Acheso
U. S. District Court
Frank Levally
Luzerne County
Day
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
Henry F. Voight
Charles Donahue
John Morosyuck
J. G. Schriner
McClurg Donally
William Desmond
EK. McConnell
Victoria Baron
William Mailed
Hannah Taylor
John Workman
Cyrus Pryor
William Brooks
Rt Sophia Freeze
Emma Miller
Common Pleas No
H. Sellers McKee
James A. Chambers
Monongahela Navigation Company
Messra. Kennedy
President to visit Cape May this week end
The President will travel to Cape May Friday and stay until Monday or Tuesday next week, choosing rail over water for the trip. He will not seek renomination and declines political talk as he heads home.
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Cape May
Rall
William Wakefield
Humboldt
Kan
Elia C. Kimball
Albert H. Fortune
Bloomfield
Harry C. Evans
Arimach
Irish Northern Railroad Company
Foraker
Ohio
New York
North Gernan Lloyd Steamship Saule
Gulf Stream
Marion County
Indiana
Hannah Heltland
Quincy, Ii
Tioga
Presen
Bill
Michigan Senate
Supreme Court
California oranges in good supply amid market note
June 19 1930 dispatch reports abundant home grown fruit with California oranges in full supply. Butter and cheese prices show small shifts while eggs and groceries vary little. Pivotal mentions include New York cheese rise and strong buying in Canada and Liverpool affecting trade.
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California
Elgin
New York
New
Canada
Liverpool
Ohio
Chartiers
Ted Top
Agen
Grain Exchange Reports Mixed Carload Receipts and Small Price Shifts
Total receipts bulletined at the Grain Exchange show 71 cars. Carloads from Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago include hay oats and flour. Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis ship oats hay middlings bran wheat. Pittsburg and Western contribute flour. No visible market improvement with slight demand rise for four but no price advances. Jobbing prices listed for various wheats rye and middlings with hay prices noted as $15.00 for timothy.
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The
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg and
Western
RYE O
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cva
Timothy
Unclear OCR fragment on wood and logs in pine area
Fragmentary OCR text mentions black walnut logs and log runs with unclear details. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. Provides minimal, fragmented data suitable for a rough catalog note rather than a full news item.
List of patents issued to Western Pennsylvania inventors
Tuesday June 18 patent grants go to diverse inventors including Henry Aiken of Homestead Pa for a regenerator heating furnace William Aylesworth Blossburg Pa for a wagon brake Jacob Baker Green Maine O for a centrifugal force pump Charles Barbour Verona Pa for an adjustable leaf holder Philip L Bear Hamilton O for an oil burner John D Bowman Altoona Pa for a blow off device and pressure regulator for gas conduits Benjamin T Curran Dunkirk C for dels lacing needle C E Dailey East A O for car replacer C L Dudley and J Bowman Altoona Pa for check valves Fering Montgomery Pa for road cart Harrington Columbia for a car ea Mortimore Hinkly Mercer for a chimney top Paul Huether Henryon printers chase James Johnston Youngs town O for making shovel blanks and other listed tools Gustav Lindenthal Pittsburg for wrought iron plant work William Vindatonathaoa O for a rasher young Lou Kittanning Pa for a February wheel Hyram W McDonall Bucyrus O for a system for drains Terrence McWeenery Allegheny Pay for a gas burner for boiler furnaces William F Melaney Pittsburg for a sheath for night from electric lamps George L Keegee for making asphalt John Toledo O for a metal wheel Jens G Surender to G Westinghouse Pittsburg for a pidcitty Py bore signal B Steen Pittsburg windlass William Willoughby O for a cutoff machine John H Maor Urbana O for a steam valve William N Wright Freeport for car coupling
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
O. D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Henry Aiken
Homestead
William Aylesworth
Blossburg
Jacob Baker
Green- Maine O
Charles Barbour
Verona
Philip L. Bear
Hamilton
John D. Bowman
Altoona
Benjamin T. Curran
Dunkirk
C. E. Dailey
East A O
C L. Dudley
J. Bowman
Checka Valvess Es Fering
Montgomery
Harrington
Columbia
Mortimore Hinkly
Mercer
Paul ‘Huether
Heny
Chase
Jamesohnston
Jumbiana, O
Emrcos
Ingre
Gustav ‘Lindenthal
Ustav Lindenthal
Rage
Cal
William 5
Vindatonathaoa O
Whrasher
Young, Lou
Kittanning
Hyram W. McDonall
Bucyrus
Terrence Mc
Weeney
Allegheny
William F. Melaney
Totten
Pittsbura
George L. Keee Gee
John ‘Oledo
Jens G. Surender
Seixuet
G. Westinghouse
Pitts Pidcitty
B. Steen
Ittsburg
Windlass
William W. Willoughby
Wool market receipts show large sales. manufacturers buy little
Receipts for the week reach 1,744,785 against 1,45,.M5 previous week as buyers flee. A steady movement of desirable wools continues to leave the market while direct purchases by manufacturers are comparatively small. An advance is anticipated with new woolen open in New York City.
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St. Louis
New York City
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Sheep and Lambs
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Br Telegraph
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Rochester
Paccoens
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Maplewood Park
West End Place
Mt. Washington
Maplewood
William Semple
Ml Murcat Union
Tex
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Northern Pac
Louisiana
St. L
Paulsone
John M. Carey & Co
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Wembaers
Petro- Ste
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A. Co
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M. Cotton
Central Chiew
Jersey
Central Pacific
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Wee Col
Hocking Val
L. Seesseesede
Hudaon
E.T
Gaist Pr
Bat Lake
Wia
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Ville
Nashville
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Norfot
Si Phiindel & Ene
von Pullman Palace
Richmana
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Sesh
Union Pacifica
Extern Union
Wheels Alive
Lea
Chicago Gas Trust
James Woo
Metal Market
Urban
Dre
Los Angeles
Firtanurg Dispatch
Java
Maracaibo
Caracascote
Rio
Cassia
Asorte
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Muscatels
Ondara
Valencia
Tana
Arkay Oem
Brazil
Welles
Rina Ie
Shore
George's
Immuee Eterna
Wool Markets
Rich
Polypathic Institute
Polypathic Medical and Surgical
jelSp
Paani
LOAS
Avings Bank
Swayne
Sixth Ave
Smithfield ST
Jas Callery
John W Taylor
mhie-Serrs
Blod
A. Parely
Ani
Swirt
Cleveland
Tenn
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Winchester , CO
William St, N.Y
Joseph Horne
American Line
Great Te
Ireland
Norway
Swe
Wright
General Agenta
J. J. Mamick
Smithfield Street
Louis Moeser
Liverpool Town
ST Express
Rothnin
Jane
Hoth Daly
Fania
Fulys
Etreria
Ios
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Esos
Austin Baldwin & CO
Broadway
J. J. McCormick
Heckers—Financial
George T. Carter
Hamilton Pittsbure
Aa & Stephenson
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
Myleey
Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pittsbur
Ana
Ases
Ieee
Dr. Whittier
Oe Whittier
Tun Avende
Pittaburg
Doctors Lake
KRM Medical CO
N.Y
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