Crescent Pipe Line advances toward Marcus Hook delivery
The Crescent Pipe Line, backed by W. L. Mellon, nears completion from McDonald field toward Marcus Hook via Hays Station Ligonier Ingleside and Florival. Four pumping stations planned. current shipments include vessels Rasbeck and Tuscarville loading at Marcus Hook.
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Crescent
W. L. Mellon
Enterprise
McDonald Field
Marcus Hook
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Hings Grove
Philadelphia and Reading
Harrisburg
Crescent Line
Susquehanna River
Marietta
Purties
Crescentine
Hulings Bros
Pittsburg
Thuntles
Seaboard
Hays Station
Panhandle
McDonald Bed
Ligonier
Ingleside
Johnstown
Hays Grove
Shippensburg
Susquebanns
Florival
Lancaster
Marcus Flook
Rasbeck
Crescent Pipe Line Company
Allegheny
Wildtower
Einar
Stocks Show Weak Tone on Pittsburg and Birmingham Trades
Market notes see only partial strength with two or three solid points. Duquesne traction Citizens traction Pleasant Valley railway and United States Glass common held small losses while Allegheny Heating rose on regular and special dividends. Union Switch on Signal and bank shares gained after close, with broad activity on Philadelphia Company and other Pittsburgh listings.
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Ween Nesday
Pittsburg
Birmingham Traction
Local Stock Board
Duquesne Traction
Citizens Traction
Pleasant Valley Railway
Philadelphia Company
Unite States Glass Common
Allegheny Heating Company
Peoples
Inte
Third National Bank of Pittsbarz
Enterprise Savings Unk of
Allegheny
United States Glass Preferred
Philadelphia
FP. & B. Traction
Duquiesne Traction
Pittsburg Traction &S
Pleasant Valley
Dognsne Traction
Manchester Traction Ss
Allegheny Valley Railway
American Drake
Natatorium
H. M. Long
John I. Patterson
Allexsheny National Bank
Lawrence & Co
Sproul & Co
J. J. Campell
Morris & Brown and
Robinson Bros
Kulin Brow
Hill& Co
Thompson & Co
J. B. Barbour
Hill & Co
Duquesne
FB. PF
Arensburg
Carothers
P. & Whea
Rinehart
Stoney, Barbour and Hill & Co
P. & BK Traction
W. KR. Thompson & Co
Kuhn Bras
Morris & Brown
Castor
Ba Teauof
United Sites
Ryansville and
Terre Haute
W. Howard Gilder
Toledo, St. Louis and
Kansas City
M. ML. Jameison
New York Stock Exchange
New York
P. A. B. Widener
Chicago
Journal of France
Penonsylvania
Acreage sales in Morningside ward attract attention
In the Eighteenth ward two land tracts changed hands. J. H. Coleman sold 14 acres on the Morningside road to W. C Lyne for 35000, and a nearby 12 acre parcel brought 30000. A syndicate is negotiating to buy 500 to 1000 acres up the Monongahela for a glassware plant.
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Morningside District
Eighteenth Ward
J. H. Coleman
Joseph G. Wainwright
W. C Lyne
Wilkinsburg
Morningside Road
Stanton, Avenue
Mr. Lyne
C. H. Love
Wil
Lyne
Wew
Monongahela
Joseph Walton
H. Sellers McKee
Thomas Wightman
Stanton Avenue
Haight
Trading ranges show varied activity across markets
A scattered report shows opening levels and range extremes across several markets including New York London Antwerp and two unnamed venues. The data notes opening, high, low and closing points with oil price context and currency indicators.
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Ned Oil
New York
London
Antwerp
Chicago Change Brings Mixed Grain Trade After Downbeat
Market report notes a Tuesday mood in Chicago with wheat steady to unchanged, corn weak but closing near yesterday’s levels, and provisions firmer though pork and lard show small declines. UK crop news lifts some optimism for a recovery after a sharp prior break.
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United Kingdom
Cricago
Dodge
Dover
Great Britain
United
General Markets Report with Mixed Grain Movements Across Cities
The market shows scattered activity as wheat faltered then rallied in St. Louis and Philadelphia while corn and oats faded before later strength. Minnesota and Milwaukee notes reflect quiet trading, with no. 1 Northern and No. 2 Northern movements reported and prices varying by region. Provisions held steady with pork and lard steady to firm amid steady to light receipts and shipments.
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St. Louis
Barney
Iowa
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Carlos
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Minneapolis
Northern
Wege
Internat Jige
Duluth
Superior
Tyce
Milwaukee
Sarmple
Ycecusier
St. Provis
Leecip
Gms
Kansas City
Money Markets and Bank Clearings Across Cities
Reports show funds in good supply with demand reasonably active and rates steady at 5.6 percent. Western and eastern exchanges varied, with New York and Chicago activity noted in discounts and parities. Bank clearings tallied across cities including Cincinnati Boston and Pittsburgh, reflecting steady money conditions and modest discounts on New York exchange.
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Caicaco
New York Exchange
Sterting Exchange
New Onteaxs
Cincinnati
New York
Miuruis
Bostox
PrimaveLtrain
Bartivonv
Chicago
Pittsburg
Exch A
Weargins
Cotton Prices and Trade Report from October 12
Across Galveston New Orleans and Liverpool market notes show steady to easy cotton with varying middling grades. Cotton exports to Great Britain and domestic sales volumes are listed, including 12 609 bales from Britain voyage and 114 485 bales in total on the New Orleans line. futures closed quiet.
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Galvester
Great Britain
Wales
Atock
Liverroot
Michigan Wheat Crop Yields Released in October Report
The Michigan wheat crop totals 22 140 170 bushels with poor quality and heavy shrinkage in many areas. Southern counties average 58 pounds per bushel while central regions show lower weights. Oats yield about 29 20 bushels per acre and corn about 52 bushels per acre. Frost was limited to one or two counties. Winter apples expected to return 18 43 and 51 percent by region. Late peaches at 69 percent in central and northern areas.
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Anne Rae
Wright
Onte
Rye
Barney
Sendy
Lararsa
Mica
Michigan
Traveler Webber Found Dead in Hotel Room
C W Webber a traveling salesman from Philadelphia was found dead in his Hunt's Hotel room in Cincinnati. Authorities say he died by his own hand using poison, with a non winning Latonia pool ticket cited as the alleged motive. The note mentions SALE salvation oil and real estate ads follow in the paper.
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Criscinnati
C. W. Webber
Philadelphia
Hunt's Hotel
Latonia
Mercantile and Manufacturing Activity Holds Steady
General trade remains active with strong out-of-town movement in dry goods lumber hardware groceries and clothing. Money circulación keeps collections busy while a restrained political climate leaves trade unaffected. Coffee chestnuts and eggs show price gains with firmer butter and poultry demand steady.
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Busness
New York
Commission
Eigin
Berries and Fruits Market Prices Course Through Holiday Demand
Prices for cranberries, pears, peaches, grapes and other produce show wide variation as holiday demand nears. Grapes remain abundant, citrus and apples vary by box or barrel, and miscellaneous farm goods list a broad range of prices and units reflecting market flux.
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Jamaica
Jersey
Baltimore
Livestock markets show declines as supply outpaces demand
At Wenxrapar on Oct 12 the supply of stock at the Central yards exceeded demand with all but prime export cattle experiencing some decline in price.
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Wenxrapar
Market Receipts and Prices Across Livestock Trade
cattle and hog receipts varied. market dull to steady with mixed declines. beef and veal prices slipped. sheep and lambs weaker. cattle shipments large, with varied per pound figures. hogs priced lower and steady by region amid broad activity reports.
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New York
Beeves
Icc
Sexman Wan Evening Journal
Shipmienan
Cincinnati
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Marens Hook
Oakdale
Milltown
Asentiewan
W. L. Mellon & Co
Mellon
J. W. Lee
Gergamy
Miniles
McDowald
Tuneville
United States Pipe Line Company
McDonald
Forest Oil Company
McClelland Heirs
Grege
Panhandie
Marshall
Greenlee & Foret
Greenlee & Hartman
J. M. Gutley & Co
Shane
Wharrels
Miltown
Kerr
McKelvey
John M. Arters
Parkers
Erie County
Franklin
Hotel Duquesne
Ganges
Forst & Greeniee
Noble
Marsall
J. M. Guffey
National Transit Company
Macksvarg Field
Linsofj
Eurekaipe
Southern Pipe Line
New York Transit
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Atlantic
WLLL
Meltion
John M. Oakley & Co
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Sixth Street
Arias
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Snowetuber
Aeeseens
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Oligo
Western Union
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Henry B. Hyde
W. Murray Crane
Sidney Dillon
Cyrus W. Field
Green
Nald H. War
Boston-New York
Bouss
Clark, Ward & Co
Wout- Inghouss Electric Company
Areneap
General’ Electric
Traction Gs
Philadelphia Compan
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Bor
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Westinghouse Electric
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Ack Bank of
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GS. BR
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Hank
Lihab
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Old Fellows
Aces Avon
TOM
Ben Franklin Ina
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Citizens Lusnrancee
Si N. & Co
Hand Street
Pitts &Koiinghem
Waton
Hidalgo Mine
la Norta Mino
Lustur Milling
Terprise M. Co
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U.S. Glaes Co
Praaidis Aid
Jena
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Philadelnis Company
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Monongahela River
L. Schulte
Sidney Street
C. Aikens
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Amberson Avenue
Jamoa McKee
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Greenleaf Avenue
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G. A. Morrow
Collings Avenue
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Mia
Mary Kathmann
Denniston Avenue
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George 5. Martin & Co
North Wilkinsburg
F. C. Sullivan
Coal Street
Margaret Williams
Jennie Greig
James Street
Kh. Frank
Fatinestock Avenue
Wilfred Crane
Niinick Street
Warren CG Wills
Singer Street
John F. Sweeny
P. Corrigan
Kenilworth Place
Thirteenth Ward
Adelaide Street
KE. V
Christ Elsenberg
Joseph Kampel
Milroy Avenue
Vine Street
Tenth Ward
Veter Shields
Freehold
Herron Hill Park
W. A. Herron & Sons
Dithridge Street
Forbes Street
Fifth Avenue
California
Valencia
Syltems
Citron
Lemun
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Dapan
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Ord County
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Eialoe
Oboe Legal Tert
Oger
BeTten
Wisconsin
Sweitzer
Timburger
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Stuwth
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JLB Tb
Stee
Wists Holmes & Co
Boi Ag
Lafferty Bros. & Housten
Iber & Co
Anon
Keneker
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Hear
Eine
Neal
Inter
Timothy
Tre
Aero
SBS
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Salvation Oil
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Dore
Grain and Flour Exchange
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Fred Wheat
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