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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1890

Page

7

Butter Substitutes and Bark Trade Dont Tell The Whole Story

The Dispatch reports on egg market volatility amid cold storage losses and rising open stock prices as Nashville firms push higher quotes ahead of Easter. It notes a push toward selling eggs by weight in San Francisco and critiques Pennsylvania butterine laws as consumer costs rise. Bark dealer Mack Bark from Friendly, West Virginia, warns prices may fall but margins erode for tanneries, threatening continued operations.

Nashville Tenn L. Winter & Bon L. Winter & Son Guy House San Francisco Pennsyvania Dispatch Chicago Pennsylvania Mack Bark and Linthe E. W. Williamson Frendly W. Va Ohio River New Metamoras Allegheny Virginia Allegheny City al Epheny

Live Stock Market Prices and Shipments January 2 1890

Receipts and shipments for cattle and hogs described with price ranges. Cattle arrivals 20 head prime to good, 105% to 4, fair 3 to 4.75. No cattle shipped to New York. Hog receipts 1,400 head, shipments 1,190 head, market to New York at 2.00. Hogs again 2 cars to New York, market seen yesterday at prevailing prices.

Prrreacne Dreratrer Tvesiday Caattir—Receipw Stupmenta New York Ork ST. Lovis Pouaa Jones

Livestock Markets Report Across Major U.S. Cities

Cattle and sheep receipts in New York and Chicago show mixed demand as prime and choice stock sell at firm to strong values. Western calves, heifers, and wethers see steady to rising prices while light supplies limit gains. Houston and St. Louis data indicate slower markets with variable quotes across classes.

Br Telegraph New York Reeves Syrner Or Veals Nottwood Tee St Chicago Poetucdera

Wool Market Steady as Demand Holds Near Average

Wool sales show demand fair and prices near last week across regions. Michigan and Ohio combing wools hold at 40 cents. fine delaine remains active. California Texas wools steady. foreign wools firm with tilled wools moving at prior prices.

Ottie Pennsylvania Latiée Michigan California Texas

Drygoods Market Stagnant in New York

A dated item notes no change in dry goods trading in New York. The piece then digresses into an extended medical advertisement about heart disease, urging readers to consult Dr Flint's remedy and supply details for a mail order request, reflecting a blend of commerce and health promotion typical of the era.

Drygoods New York

Markets by Wire in Chicago Wheat and Commodities

Wheat market steady with firm undertone after a recent decline. Corn and oats show quiet to active trading with mixed near and deferred deliveries and stronger oat demand. Hog products and fats/additives rise with steady to firm cash quotes and varied futures. Local and outside orders influence price moves.

Chicago Shorts Iocuaetee Wen Onbe Tae Annary Toko Gao Ong BGC Nases Faiwney Cotagen Terrg Barney Harley Hawgquist Seutara A Western Steam Aoe Elgin Mice Western Philadelphia Twentieth Street Ng Yerebruary Masylvania Creamery Extra Ihe Baltimore Rio Fair Aigo

Mortgage records and business moves in Pittsburgh area

Seven mortgages recorded yesterday ranged up to 30 000 dollars with 400 dollars for the smallest. J M Caxley & Co reported the Cattle Trust may reorganize. Northern Pacific directors plan converting 20 million in six percent bonds. Lower St Clair Building Association of Mt Oliver granted a charter with 120 000 capital. James W Arrott and Francis J Torrence sold their stake in Porter Foundry to John Porter Jr and A T Doutheit. A private bank plan is being advanced to form a national bank in Wilkinsburg. E Clark, linked to Cherry alley sales and a 90 000 Smithfield Street deal, is a stenographer at Pittsburgh Loco Works. KD Catmros buys 2 D Brown’s insurance and real estate business. remains with Metcalf, Paul & Co. Allegheny Insurance shows earnings enough to pay the regular fund and boost capital. A Bullish outlook at Waz Street notes rising sentiment in specialties and railroad stocks likely to establish dividends.

Joax M. Caxley & Co New York Cattle Trust Philadelphia Northern Pacific Harrisburg Lower E. ’ Clark Cherry Alley Smithfield Street Pittisburg Locomotive Works Beaver Avenue Allegheny Catmrros Metcalf, Paul & Co Allegheny Insurance Company Pittsburg Disrarcn W. A. Horton & Sons DisPatel East End Oakland Shadyside Fast End

Syrup of Figs Advertisement From California Figs

Syrup of Figs is described as a laxative and nutritious juice made from California figs and medicinal plants. It is claimed to act gently on the kidneys liver and bowels while aiding the system, dispelling colds and curing habitual constipation.

California

Overcoat Stock Sold at Five Dollars Each

Local store advertises remaining cassimere overcoats at five dollars with velvet collars and satin linings in four styles and ulsters at the same price. Sale today at P. C. C. C. car Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new courthouse. Iron City Brewing Co. ale and beer promoted by dealers.

Low Pri P. C.C.C Car Grant and Diamond New Court House Iron City Brewing Co

Pittsburg Prosperity Driven by Real Estate Shift

A Philadelphia heirs holdout blocks Captain Vandergrift in a Fourth avenue deal while Pittsburg real estate markets shift to wider buyers' terms. J Walter Hay buys land in Herron Hill for speculation. A Horton & Sons letter notes broadening sale methods, easier down payments, and growing city development benefiting workers and overall prosperity.

Vandergrift Singer Fourth Avenue Fitzsimmons Philadelphia Henry A. Weaver Captain Vandergrift General Sweitzer J. Walter Hay Allegheny Marion Madison Adelaide Avenues Herron Hill

Local Securities Firm and Active Trading Report

Local stocks showed firmness with 497 shares traded and notable demand for Philadelphia Gas. Keystone Bank rose to 70 while Washington Oil touched 60, and Pleasant Valleys and Philadelphia Gas moved at varied quotes amid steady overall activity in the market.

Philadelphia Washington Ofl Keystone Bank Ohio Valley Gas 1

Optimistic Views On Money Supply From Fifth Avenue Cashier

A Fifth Avenue cashier said Pittsburg finances are in splendid condition and that despite strong demand for money there is ample liquidity. He noted a steady flow from the West and South easing credit conditions as confidence remains high.

Pittsburg Fifth Avenue

Financial markets show higher bank deposits and steady money

The piece notes banks taking in more than paid out due to large steady deposing as trade remains active. It cites easy money on call in New York at 2 percent with fair currency supply, and firm sterling rates. Regional clearings and balances are given for Boston Philadelphia Chicago and London bullion movements.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Philadelphia Bank of England Chtcago

Oil market summary from Pittsburg and Oil City notes

The market opened steady and gained on local buying before Pittsburg and then Oil City sold, turning the tide. Prices closed 3 points under the high with light trading. Reported yields include Ingram farm at Doll's Run 400 barrels daily, Cochran No.7 gusher at 8 firms, and several fields showing strong flow in the Mount Morris and Eureka areas.

Pittsburg Oil City New York McCalmont Oil Company Ingram Farm Doll's Run Mount Morris Davis Farm BE M. Eukill Monay Barnsdale & Moore Eureka Shannopin Stevenson Oil Company Ferguson Farm Mechlin, Drake & Co Sheffield Feld Gilbert Oil Company Clapp Horton, Crang & Co Gilbert Noose Pool Booth, Flinn & Co John McKeown Claysville Pool Carson Well Butler County W.J. McKee Q.G. Shannon T. W. Phillips May Farm

Petroleum closes steady after day of gains and declines

In New York on January 23 petroleum prices opened steady and declined to a low before rebounding to a steady close. The stock exchange showed opening at 106.4 and a high near 106.4 with a listed close around 106.4 as roughly 615000 barrels moved.

Omerry Fpetroleum Braptorp Petroleum New York Sg. Stock Exchange Consoli

Real estate sales and mortgages recorded in East End Pittsburgh

James W. Drape & Co sold two properties on Penn avenue and adjoining parcels for 20000 and 23000 dollars. Mortgages recorded include Brownsville avenue property, Washington avenue business property, and Beltzhoover Borough parcel for three years. Other transfers list sales by Charles Somers Co, W A Herron & Sons, and Binck & Baird. Properties on Tunnel street, Lindo street, Forbes avenue, Joseph street, and Hays street changed hands with prices from 400 to 310000 dollars.

James W. Drape Sixth Street Beltzhoover Charles Somers & Co East End W. A Herron & Sons Isaac Taylor Tunnel Street Fifth Ward Henry A. Davis Samuel W. Black &Co Fourth Avenue Lindo Street West Liberty Pao Pittsburg and Castle Shannon W.C. Stewart Alex Murdoch Joseph Street Carrie M. Thompson Hays Street George Brehin

Stocks React In Mixed Day As Louisville & Nashville Lead

Trading was uneven with a firmer underlying tone and subdued activity. Louisville and Nashville surged on news of a leasing line deal, while London and Chicago showed limited movement and renewed buying in American stocks in London._> This summary consolidates the fragmented market cues into a concise card style item.

Market Shares Ripple as Rumors Hover Over Refiners

Traders shifted to bear positions late in the session while coal and grain stayed firm. Louisville and Nashville rose on hopes of near term dividends and Armour’s bullish stance. overall market closed heavy with small gains in select issues. Trading volume reached 1.9 million with notable activity in Texas and Pacific and Wabash seconds. London’s easier rates influenced domestic sentiment.

St. Paul Armour Union Pacific Uisville Nashville New England Texas and Pacific Seconds Wabash Seconds Post Louisville London Bank of England New York Stock Exchange Whitney & Stephenson Pittsburg

Philadelphia stock quotations and brokers list

Fragmentary notes show stock quotations and broker names including Whitney and Stephenson and references to New York Stock Exchange, Lehigh Navigation, Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific. The text mentions Buffalo and Pittsburgh routes and Lehigh Valley lines with unclear figures.

Philadelphia Ty Whitney & Stephenson Pennsvivants Wamtoag Ronmiom Kuffalo Pitwburg & Waste Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation Southern Pacific Northern Pacific

Schindery Committee to Convene Friday for State Advice

The Schinderg Committee of Councils chaired by W. W. Nisbet will meet Friday at 5 P.M. in Common Council Chamber to discuss Southside agitation. Dr. Thompson of the State Board of Health and his brother from the Johns town Flood Relief Committee will attend, with Captain Thomas H. Baker of the Bureau of Health providing testimony. About 75,000 Pittburgers face water that is unusable yet charged for, and the outcome of the meeting bears close interest.

Schinderg Committee of Councils W. W. Nisbet S P.M Dr. Thompson State Board of Health W. ER. Thompson Johnstown Flood Relief Committee Pittaburgers Thomas H. Baker Bureau of Health

Refined Woman Recovers After Using Chamberlains Cough Remedy

A refined woman plagued by severe hay fever and lingering cough finds relief after trying Chamberlains Cough Remedy against medical advice. Her condition improves, the cough subsides, and she sleeps better, marking a dramatic turn in her illness. Multiple local vendors advertise the product across Pittsburgh and Allegheny streets.

Chamberlain Kennedy la Grippe E. G. Stuckey Seventeenth Twenty-fourth Penn Avenue Wylie Avenue Fulton Street Markell Bros Penn and Frankstown Theodore E. Chrng Fifth Avenue Carl Hartwig Thomas R. Morris Hanover and Preble Avenues F. H. Egeers Ohio Street F. H. Egeers & Son Smithfield Street Wsu

Castoria Slogan Turns Through Generations

The note traces a family use of Castoria from infancy to adulthood, noting the product’s role as a trusted remedy across generations and repeated in childhood to motherhood milestones. It highlights brand continuity and historical reliance on Castoria for infants and children.

Markets For Domestic Produce In Pittsburgh January 23 1800

Poultry and eggs firm with better prices. fancy apples scarce and rising. Potatoes steady. stock creamery and butter firm. Tropical fruits in demand especially Florida oranges. Beans corn and dried fruits listed with varied prices. coffee and sugar among soft white supply concerns.

Florida Elgin Ohia New York Limburger Sweitzer Inget Malaga

Grain Exchange Sales Report From Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago

A Grain Exchange report lists carload sales and deliveries by route including Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and Baltimore and Ohio lines with oats corn hay rye wheat and flour. Prices mid ranges reflect a buyer’s market with only high grade oats corn and hay finding buyers while choice grades hold firm.

Grain Exchange Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Carl Gheifed Shell Bakers

Sugar cured meat items listed with varied prices

The fragment lists sugar cured bacon shoulders dried beef beef rounds and other canned meat products with assorted prices and notes on salt and packaging. It mentions tin pails and OXO and includes a vague financial amount $1200 and other nonspecific items.

Bonatore Renta California Baer Mess Ag

Natatorium Company Stockholders Meet For Swimming School

A meeting of Natatorium Company stockholders at 94 Fourth Avenue reported stock increasing from 32000 to 35000 with a proposed third story on Duquesne Way to cover costs. Directors elected include Byram Magee McCandless and Stotz. Secretary Goodwin outlined pricing with family baths at 50 and 40 for individuals, and instructor led single baths at 25 cents, modeled after similar cities.

Natatorium Company Fourth Avenue W. G. McCandless Duquesne Way Byram C. L. Magee A. M. Neeper Oot Fred Goodwin Bath Cleveland Boston Philadelphia

Wide Range of 19th Century News Tidbits Across Regions

In brief dispatches: North Dakota votes down a woman suffrage amendment but will revisit it. Wyoming Democratic Committee pushes for statehood. Mexican bandits loot on the Rio Grande. horses and cattle stolen. robberies occur. Lake Sailors union withdraws from labor. Vanderbilt of Mexico, Don Lois Huller, pivots to stock subscriptions. Danvers Center Massachusetts Congregational Church burns. dating back to witch trials. French Chamber Tariff Committee leans protectionist. Batesville Arkansas shooting leaves Emma Fry dead. George Meissner injured. Kriffin case coroner finds death by unknown choroform use. grand jury to review. Tecamoh Nebraska cattleman Lee Miner goes berserk, kills Leander Scott. killer surrenders. Cliff Dwellers from Sierra Madre exhibit in US and Europe. Milwaukee Women’s Christian Temperance Union denied space in YMCA building. Alleges post office robbery at Alorgs New Mexico larger than first thought. Pacific mail stolen. tied to transcontinental shipment disruptions.

Rio Rande Lake Seamen's District Assembly No Powaerly Lois Huller Vanderbilt Mexico Danvers Center Mass Kriffin Trenton N. J Knittin Lee Miner Tecamoh Neb Leander Scott Scott Schwalks Sierra Madre Mountains Oukohoma Chihuahua Europe Milwaukee Women’s Christian Temperance Union Young Men’s Christian Association Prohibition Party Young Men's Christian Association Alergs N. M Chicago Pacific Coast

Steamer De Soto Burned. Cargo Insured in Pittsburg

The De Soto steamer on its voyage was set ablaze Monday night and its cargo, loaded in Pittsburg, was fully insured. In a related incident, the Ohio of the Memphis and Cincinnati line also burned that same night, on its up trip.

de Soto Pittsburg Ohio Memphis Cincinnati

Baltimore and Ohio sells excursion tickets to Washington

The Baltimore and Ohio offers excursion tickets to Washington. Only 10 tickets available tomorrow January 30 at $9. Call city ticket office at Fifth Avenue and Wood Street to secure seats in the parlor car and berths in the sleeping car. Trains depart 8 a.m. and 9:20 p.m.

Baltimore and Ohio Washington Baltimore City Fifth Avenue Wood Street

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