Oil and dust found near Oakdale in McDonald field
McDonald field saw two new producers reach the fifth sand with early yields of 100 barrels per hour and 75 per day. Production rose 2,500 barrels to 24,500 on the day, with Forest Oil Co No 2 on Sam Sturgeon and other wells showing mixed results. Plans for additional drills continue as operators report varied success and wider field activity.
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McDonald
Gordon
Forst & Greenlee
McMurray
Oakdale
Noblestown
Wade
S-foot
Marshal
Bartley
Marshall and Chalfant
Forest Oil Company
Sam Sturgeon
Anes Kemp
Jane Stewart
Nancy Scot
Oak Cate
Fertig, Kredl & Co
Oaksdale
Sad
Krown, Walker & Co
Wilkinson
Barrela
JM. Guffey
Stewart & Co
McMichael
McCurdy
Royal Gas Company
Moore Farm
Venice
Sistrersville
LeComte & Wallilee
Hubbard Farm
Tatty & McDonald
Whitten
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
Matthews
J. M. Guffey & Co
Meise
S. Morgan
Ople
Gas Commny
McMar
Forat & Greenlees
McMurmy
Teld
Pennsylsania
National Transit Rams
New York Transit
Macksburg
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Buckeye
Southern Pipe Line
Eureka
John J. Carter
Bradford
India
Buorinah
Tittsburs
Ias
Eoumania
Bucharest
Carpathian Mountains
Mo Eas
Plovesti
Hugh McKeever
A. E. Culverson
John Williams
McCrea
Java
Maracaibo
Anton
Caracas
Santos
Rio
Cassia
Ohio
Globe
Elaine
Carolina
Louisiana
C. Stranen
Vlearl
London
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Santana
Ds Ivica
Silly Diberts
Higgins
Finnan
Petroleum market report with mixed oil trading data
The report notes opening and closing prices at varied levels with narrow movement. It cites daily refiners, shipments, and barrels traded in New York and Pennsylvania markets, including totals for May and June activity.
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Szehithest
Mic
Clos-D
Saye
Pennsylvania
Sarge
Drygoods Market Signals Cautious Demand Rise
The New York drygoods market shows growing interest in Pisin cottons for the autumn trade and steadier demand for cotton fannels dress goods and prints. While large transactions remain limited, activity exceeds surface appearances with jobbing trade in fair condition and summer goods notably active.
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New York
Sytantley
Turpentine Market Fluctuations Noted Across Regions
Turpentine markets show quiet to steady conditions in multiple areas. Rosin remains firm with strained and good strained grades, while crude turpentine experiences a dive with prices around 100 in various reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuanteston
Wilminerox
Market Boom on Wheat and Corn Amid Floods Mayhem
Floods boost market activity as wheat and corn rise. Shorts rush to cover while rain and unplowed land boost futures. June and July pork gains trim profits. Oklahoma and Chicago exchanges report varied price movement with strong corn led by open demand and weather outlooks.
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Igut
Features of Trade and Ursuline Convent Market Talk
The piece notes money trends and market conditions in New York and Cincinnati with currency rates and bank clearings. It reports on a growing small business center along Dinwiddie Street near Colwell and Fifth avenues, with renovations to stores and leveling of hills on Wylie Avenue. Real estate transfers in multiple townships are listed, and Ursuline Convent stated not for sale, with assurance of its flourishing condition.
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Dinwiddie Street
Colwell
Fifth
Lockhart
Millar
Wylie Avenue
White and
Morgan Streets
Mesara Coyle
Hutchinson
Ursuline Convent
J. Ledlie Gloninger
Black & Baird
Pittsburg Female College
J Lotts Wool Receipts and Shipments Reported
A flood impact reduces shipments and receipts with 103000 pounds and 31000 pounds noted. Market activity shows restrictions and antinaly first report mentions flood related constraints affecting trade and supply lines.
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J. Lotts
California Fig Syrup Co Promotes Family Remedy
An appeal urges gentle cleansing with a springtime truce and the perfect remedy Syrup of Fisx. One bottle supposedly serves the whole family at a low price, with the California Fig Syrup Co behind the promotion.
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Manaoa
California Fig Syrup Co
Philadelphia Gas Steady as Junction Rail Joins Active List
Trading was active early with a notable lack of enthusiasm at the close. Philadelphia Gas showed steadiness from buying orders, Junction Railroad moved 60 shares at 3, signaling a shorter Chicago route boost, while Luster fluctuated and Underground Cable faded. Duquesne and Birmingham saw minor changes as bonds and various rails posted mixed actions and unlisted quotes closed with varied bids.
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Philadelphia Gas
Jaonction Railroad
Duquesne
Trme
Dirmingham
Bears
Junction Railroad
Chicago
Philadelphia
Duquesne Traction
Birm-ingham
Birmingham
Central
Pleasant Valley
Manchester
At &K
Cheap Money. London Banks Refuse Interest on Deposits
City banks show usual movement with light demand for discounts and ample funds. Rates easy at 5 6 per cent. Clearings 2,480,597.73 and balances 4,577,597.50. New York notes a 1 per cent rise in British bonds and a predicted surge in American railway securities. London banks reportedly refuse any interest on deposits. Call money in New York easy, prime paper 3.5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady at 60 day bills and on demand.
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New York
United States
London
Sterling Exchange
Bank clearings and balances across cities reported
Bank clearings figures for New York and Chicago show totals in the millions with balances noted. The report lists New York clearings at 8121 853 098 and balances around 4 515 375, plus higher totals for Chicago at 16 519 445 with associated money metrics and exchange rates.
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New York
Seulscount
Bartimone
Chcaco
Not A Time For Ventures Gould Bears Market Drops
New York on May 19 reports a bear driven stock market with about a 2 percent average decline. Investors avoided new ventures amid West floods and dividend news. Northern Pacific fell after dividend watch, while Manhattan rose about 2 percent. Large totals show 235,855 shares traded with major names including Atchison and Erie listed.
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Gould
Atchison
Northern Pacific
New York
Bears
Erie
Manhattan
Shorts
Cinicaco Gas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Hocking Valley
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Mining Stock Quotations with New York Prices
Mining stock quotations from New York dated May 19 list prices for Aspen Best & Belcher Crown Point Consolidated California and Virginia Deadwood T Eureka Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Homestake Horn Silver Mexican Mt. Diablo Ophir Potosi Suvaze Sierra Nevada Silver King Union Consolidated and other names with fractional values.
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New York
Aspen
Best & Belcher
Crown Point
Consolidated California
Bar Silver Quotes, London and New York Prices
Bar silver in London at 403 16d per ounce. New York dealers quote 58 1 2 cents per ounce. The market shows a mixed tone with London fixing and New York bidding activity described in brief.
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New York
London
Live Stock Markets Report May 19
Cattle receipts 714 head with 200 head shipped and steady prices. Hog receipts 2,000 head with 2,300 head shipped and values in a small decline. Sheep receipts 1,500 head with 1,600 head shipped and markets strong versus yesterday. No cattle shipped to New York today.
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New York
Frmall Group
Market reports from major stockyards amid flood disruption
Telegraph reports submerged tracks at National Stock Yards St Louis halting cattle flow, while Union Stock Yards across the Mississippi transact normally. Cattle and hog prices vary by region with heavy receipts. hog market firmer, beef and sheep mixed, Chicago-bound lots being redirected. New York and Cincinnati notes show firm to steady beef, with strong lambs and varied hogs prices. Omaha and Kansas City reflect active markets and price spread amid transportation delays.
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St. Louis
National Stock Yards
Union
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Hoyts
Omaha
Pittsburg Democrats Stand By Cleveland Nomination
Pittsburg Democrats reject reports that ex President Cleveland will withdraw in favor of Governor Pattison. They say Cleveland remains their choice because fears of general election defeat drive any retirement talk, and Fleming notes Pennsylvania's eastern shift talk is not statewide.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pattison
Pennsylvania
George Fleming
Elliott Borough Considers 5 Cent Fare Franchise
Elliott Borough Council plans a meeting tonight to decide on granting a franchise for an electric road extending to Chartiers. At the previous meeting a dispute arose over fare levels with the company seeking removal of the 5 cent uniform rate.
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Elliott
Chartiers
The Home Markets on the Jump with Fruits on the Advance
Market notes show light egg receipts and firm prices for country butter and creamery goods. Tropical fruits rise in demand with bananas up about 50 cents per bunch, strawberries steady, and apples near $12.50 per barrel. Poultry supply tight but demand soft, while cheese and bean prices mix across regions. vegetables vary by item with cans, produce, and eggs reporting mixed movements.
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Choice Elgin Creamery
Groceries Prices Slide Amid Broad Market Lot
The text outlines widespread grocery item listings with varied quality grades and origins. Prices appear to bottom out with many staples and imported goods showing movement, including coffees, sugars, syrups, cereals, canned goods, and fresh produce. Strong entities include Maracaibo, Caracas, and Rio de Janeiro markets, plus numerous commodity names and U.S. suppliers.
Grain and flour prices on Thursday's Grain Exchange
Grain and flour sales reported on Thursday at the Grain Exchange with car lots of wheat oats rye corn and barley. Quotes note shell corn rising and oats steady while wheat and flour are quiet. mention scarce packing hay and firm prices for bay and other feeds.
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Grain Exchange
Lear
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnnati and
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Western
Market notes on harness and belting leather prices
No.1 grades of harness leather move out about as fast as ready for the market. B grades are slow and need pushing to avoid accumulation. Lightweight harness leather is weak for markets. Sole leather demand improves due to New England tannery curtailments. Belting leather quiet at quotations. Prices established by Allegheny tanners show various No. 1 and No. 2 leather forms with per unit figures and weight specs.
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New England
Allegheny
Allegheny Tanners: No. L Trace, 3Ée Per B: B Trace, Ho Per T; No. Lharness
Mme Anil
Ccscse
Ceesessere
Aenneene
Hides market declines as Eastern tanners pause for 60 days
The Eastern tanning industry suspends operations for 60 days, pushing down hide prices across the board. Light hides weaken most, calves and sheep skins follow, and buyers wait on the sidelines amid a demoralized market. Detailed dealer and tanner price quotes for green salted hides, calves, and sheepkins are listed.
Pittsburg market shows demand rise but price gains lag
From Pittsburg reports indicate improved demand for finished materials such as steel plates, wire rods, plain and barb wire, and wrought pipe. No near-term price increases expected as heavy pig iron deals advance. Futures and raw material markets show mixed moves with iron and steel prices near yearly lows amid competition and market caution.
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New Yoas
Stvefaijt
Fronge
Pitta
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Pitteborg
Mar
Cable
Durham
Cleveland
America
Cifely
Spain
The Coffee Markets Report from Bartionr
Coffee prices show steady movement with Rio car falling, market notes include May contracts at 12.50 to 14.55 euros and various futures for May through December. Spot bean prices remain steady at No. 7, with index values around 11 to 12 cents and monthly contract details across the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartionr
Rio
Badennachanga
Moor
New Tour May Day Market Report Sparks Mixed Metal News
Metal prices show mixed moves with copper steady at 1193 and tin rising on Strait. Units listed include Pis iron at 475, American at 44, and copper quiet at 1193 ix60. Lendall Inke 664 24 appears in fragmented OCR text.
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Lendall
Inke
Strait
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John W. Gosney
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Harvey Thompson
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James Wallace
Evernett
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C. B. Harmonetux
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Robinson Township
Laurel Avenue
Frederick Laninger
George Statham
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New York Proance Exchange
Christina Shively Hins
Washington Avenue
Mansfeld Borough
George Thornton
Duquesne Heights
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J.J. Cassidy
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J. W. Fleming
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Richter & Schatper Run
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W. W. Elderkin
William McDonald
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Margaret McCarron
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Frankstown Ave
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