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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1890

Page

7

Speculative Evils and Market Outlook in Pittsburg

A Pittsburg office column criticizes the speculative spirit in American business and urges steadiness through patient, plodding work. The piece notes flour trade softness due to mild winter, weak consumption, and European stock concerns, followed by signs of spring imports and rising cigar shipments priced for retail.

PittsavnGg Uncle Bam Pittsburg Custom House Pitsburg Custom House Havana

Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Stock Yards

Receipts at East Liberty stock yards show 180 head of cattle and 11,000 head of hogs with 900 head shipped. Market remains firm and steady at yesterday's prices with highs around 464.40 for hogs and mixed quality cattle near steady, no cattle sent to New York today.

Prrvenenc Turepay New York Ork Penuaaye Bank of England Paris Chicagaw

Market Report from Kansas City Livestock Sales

Cattle receipts total 4400 head with steady to firm bids across cattle and feeder classes. Hogs show light demand and higher packing costs, with prices around 350 to 400 per hundredweight. Sheep and lamb offerings remain active, with good quality stock attracting steady demand and moderate prices.

Moses Kansas City S& Ie SOG Ieee Ben Seas Alan Neue

Markets by Wire Caicaco Wheat Steady but Quiet

In Caicaco the wheat market showed a quieter day with fewer outside orders and restrained trading. Prices opened lower, recovered, and closed with a stronger tone though overall activity remained moderate. corn and oats saw limited demand, while futures for May and July varied, and butter and eggs held steady with mixed tones across the produce floor.

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Wreck on Pennsylvanian Line at Manor Mornt

Three loaded cars and one empty car derailed on the Pennsylvanian Railroad near Manor Mornt. Westbound trains were halted briefly as officials surveyed the scene and cleared the wreckage.

P. BE Pennsylvanus Manormornt

Remedy claims to prevent many diseases in old ads

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr. Flintie Remedy as preventing diseases linked to-poor health, including lung inflammation, paralysis, and mental derangement. It directs readers to contact M. Drug Co. in New York and promotes Iron City Brewing Company’s winter drink with a telephone contact.

Flintie N. Y Iron City Brewing Company

Hauch's Jewelry and P. C. C. G. Offer Early Spring Men’s Suits

Special bargains announced at Hauch's Jewelry Store No 295 Fifth Ave plus P C C G corner Grant and Diamond streets near the Court House. The ad advertises 800 new spring men’s suits in 15 styles priced at 10 dollars each.

Hauch's Jewelry Fifth Ave Cor. Grant Diamond Sts New Court House

Local Lumber Trade and Steel Works Plans Staked

Hammond & Sons buy about 19 acres at Mansfield borough for an iron and steel works with plans for a tin plate factory. Land costs include $10,000 paid by firm and citizens, rest donated by Col. Glenn. The property lies on a gas main from Washington County to Pittsburgh.

Messrs. Hammond & Sons Mansfield Borough Iron and Steel Colonel Glenn Washington County Pittsburg W.C. Erskine Grant Street Sewickley George H. Anderson Anderson

Holding Their Own Local Securities Occupy Advanced Ground

A lively election day drew brokers to the market with substantial activity. Trades included 45 shares from Pleasant Valley and Philadelphia Gas as quotes held steady with no major shifts. Discussions arose about Luster Mining transfer and ticker policies, while Western Union quoted two cents higher and ticket costs rose.

Pleasant Valley Philadelphia Gas Allegheny Heating Company Luster Mining Company Exchange Deci New York Western Union Company Ucker

Valley Stocks Fall and Rise Across Markets

The report details trades in Pleasant Valley and surrounding listings as shares moved across exchanges. Notable activity includes 300 shares traded in Pleas ant Valley at around 3.0, and Fassenns Valley at 243 cents with $2,000 in bonds. New York totals show 211,045 shares changing hands with notable volumes in Delaware, Lackawanna, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Reading, St. Paul, Union Pacific, and others.

Ebay Nh Genet Bliverton Mining Con Sun Ecco Sen Yankee Sota Sue Westin Dion Water Sete Ashe Am Wenitshoiee Tay Aeht Terest Foteat Lockoes Pleasant Valley J. F. Bark Cape Pleasant Valley Cpt Philadelphia Henry M Fassenns Valley New York

Banking and financial markets strained by election calm

The election slowed business across banks and merchants though money remained in steady supply. Exchange activity showed mixed results with notable figures in New York, London, and Paris while Sherman’s proposed bill on bank circulation drew intense debate.

Wall Street News Sherman Senator Sherman United States New York Sperceot

Oil Market Holds Despite Adverse Conditions

The oil market showed little movement with modest gains and steady prices. Notable wells in the Sheffield district, Little Creek's Lockwood gusher, and the Ivory farm near Perrysville produced hundreds of barrels daily, while Honary Fisher expanded holdings in West Virginia and Allegheny Oil and Gas leased land near Butler County.

New York Oil City Sheffield Gilbert Oil Company Lockwood & Ar. Elcholtz Farm Little Creek Butler Field West View Oil Company Ivory Farm Perrysville Road Honary Fisher Fisher Oil Company J. E. Howard West Virginia Moundsville Marshal County New Purchase Craig Allegheny Oil and Gas Company Th. Butler County Hesselgeser

Pontares of the Marker Corrected Daily by John M Oakiey Un

Fragmented OCR text shows a corrected daily by John M Oakiey and company at 4 Sixth Street listing Pitwharg Petroleum Exchange members. It references prices, listings, and quotes including Antwerp and New York figures, with unclear names and figures.

John M. Oakiey & UN Sixth Street Pitwharg Petroleum Exchange Ee Ceese New

Fisher Buys Large Oil Leases Near Moandsville

Henry Fisher of Washington Pennsylvania buys from J E Howard leases on about 8000 acres near Moandsville for 750 dollars. The tract lies within two miles of the Crag yell field now producing nearly five barrels per day.

Wheeling Henry Fisher Washington, Pa J. E. Howard Moandsville Crag Yell

Petroleum market report from February 18 oil prices

Petroleum opened at the highest price around 105 dollars and closed near 106 dollars. The report notes shipments and trade volumes with 187 000 barrels settled and daily lows around 1 hundred six dollars.

Petroleum Carteer Casasis GuzEibbler Shipensote Salen

Moving sales and transfers in New York real estate

Real estate notices list multiple transfers with buyers and sellers. Properties include a brick nine room dwelling on Fourth Avenue, Lot 18 by 76 feet to a private alley, sold for 400 to M. J. Stanford. two Buena Vista street lots, 40 by 110 feet to an alley, sold for 6 400 cash. additional parcels on Ackley Street and Linden Land plan with varied frontages and back alley access.

Alles & Bailey Fourth Avenue M. J. Stanford Third Avenue J. Barr Samuel W. Black & Co Buena Vista Street Allecony North Avenue H. Love Ackley Street Adv City Henry Hrawhitney Tra Mary E. Hin E Charlies Somers & Co Woo Street Mra Coleman Frederck Hake Wresi- Socials Teoanety Hans ’ Ry Attic Orl Ouro Oo Caed Aix Black & Baird Simon Beymer John Gionlat Linden Land Y

Market Slightly Firmer Amid Mixed Bank and Rail News

New York stocks showed modest activity with gains for select rails and metals despite lower overall turnover. Traders noted a 20 percent tariff cut for western-bound rail rates, a Bank of England rate cut expected, and mixed results from Missouri Pacific and Rock Island rails as California coal and trust concerns weighed on sentiment.

Henry Clews & Co New England West Bank of England London Congress New York Bears Missouri Atchison St. Paul Rockane Missouri Pacific Cealers Jersey Central Lahigh Valley Colorado Coal Louis Pittsburg Wisconsin Central Colorado Oregon Wisconsin Kansas City Omaha Peoria Pekin Union Chicago Pacific New York Stock Exchange Whitket & Stephereos Pittburg Fourth Avenue

Philadelphia Stocks Report From Whitney & Stephenson

Philadelphia stocks featured from Whitney and Stephenson brokers. Market listings include New York and regional securities. Sparse readable text mentions Lehigh and Western lines and rail related entities.

Philadelphia Whitney & Stephenson Fourth Avenue New York Ee- Peanevivants Fillebark & Western Lehigh

Braddock Growth Quiets Busieas District and Election

Quiet busin ess area along Fourth avenue reflects Braddock’s rapid expansion as two or three new business houses near completion. An election for 19 officers is set for March. The Western Freight Association votes a Missouri river rate cut of 2 percent. The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports assets of 107 million and surplus around 2.8 million in its annual statement.

Busireas Fourth Avenue Pars Braddock Wall Street Pers Beach Encewoop Western Freight Association Missouri River Equitable Life Assurance Society Incomn New Assurance

Market notes show steady prices amid election focus

Domestic markets report little change in overall trade as merchants concentrate on politics. Supplies of eggs butter and poultry are steady while coffee and spices hold firm. fruit and dairy items vary by region, with demand improving for general groceries. Full item details list many names and prices seen in early dispatches.

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Grain Exchange reports sluggish markets and mixed car loads

Receipts reached 115 cars over two days with 66 cars railroaded by Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago. Prices shown for bran middlings flour oats and rye vary with No 2 yellow and mixed wheat bids noted. Market notes state no revival signals and little bullish ground on track, while feed values remain stated for several commodities.

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Believer Dupeled by Spiritualist Medium in Lathrop

In Lathrop Pennsylvania near the New York line Paul Hill a farmer accuses Mr and Mrs Philander Brown of defrauding him of 2700 after receiving communications from mediums including messages from his deceased parents and the Savior. He sought arrest and return of funds.

Savior of Mankind

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