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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1889

Page

7

Talks With Our Merchants On Flood's Effect On Trade

USBURG dispatch reports merchants shifting from commerce to relief amid the Conemaugh Valley flood. Statements highlight Jobstown Pittsburg trade, reliability of Jobstone merchants, and impacts on prices as Williamsport reports regional destruction increasing economic strain. The piece notes a merchant sorrowful over the death of a long-time customer.

Usburg Conemaugh Valley Johnstown Pittsburg Jobwetown Suis Uisie Oenehanna Valley Talues Williamsport Arave

Aurora Nail Works to Move to Marion Pennsylvania

The Aurora Nail Works, a large Indiana factory, contracted to relocate to Marion Pennsylvania to secure free gas. Chambers-McKee Window Glass Works at Jeannette produced glass all week and plans to provide full inspection. Pension payments interrupted Tradesmen's National Bank activity as pensioners received funds. John D. Barty and W. L. Mustin joined the Johnstown relief effort and offered assistance. Mercury estate sale slated by the Orphans' Court with John D. Auctioneer managing.

Aurora Nail Works Indiana Marion Tue Chambers-McKee Jeannette Ir New T Yesreenay Orphans’ Court John D

Live Stock Markets Report From Several Markets

Market updates show varied receipts and prices. Cattle and hog values fluctuated with shipping totals ranging into thousands at multiple locales, including Texas and Indianapolis, with beef steers and hogs showing strength while some categories held steady.

Tevers Hecetvta Texas Ovina Indianapolis

Centenarian quartet testifies in land dispute case

In a United States Chancery hearing in Los Angeles, the government sues to reclaim 40 000 acres in San Bernardino County from John North and Richard Gird. Indian elders, some claimed to be over a century old, testified to establish Potrero Reservation ties, while the Southern Pacific Company holds the title.

Los Angeles United States John Marengo John North Richard Gird San Bernardino County Potrero Indian Reservation Southern Pacific Company Bar Franceze Agnaia Wey Ceruame Keene

Market summary signals mixed commodity moves on rainy day

commodities across grains hogs and metals show early gains then intraday firmness but end near inside figures. wheat and corn price directions bounce with rainfall influenced crop reports while pork market steadies then weakens. shipping and storage data appear mixed as futures trade in narrow ranges.

Circaco Gornene Ae Shorts New York Outober Tampa Ene Agvetede Sige Standard A. & Confectioners Lord Western Steam Jano Goougust Bape

Trials and convictions from the criminal court docket

Yesterday James Shira was convicted of aggravated assault and battery and sent to the workhouse for three months. Jane and Anna Gillespie faced trial for assault on their child with the father found guilty and the mother acquitted. Jolly Corpus was acquitted of burglary. Samuel Whitehead pled guilty to larceny and received two years in the penitentiary. George C. McAllister released on parole after contempt concerns tied to Duquesne strike actions. Grand jurors returned true bills including burglary and bigamy. Henry Brown was tried for assault on Mindora Robinson. he was found not guilty after attempting self representation.

Janes Anna Gillespie Mary Ann Gillespie W. T. Dent Braddock Jolly Thomas Cowan Elizabeth Samuel Whitehead George C. McAllister McAllister Duquesne Galbraith Wilson Louis Abett Alias Wagner John Andrews James Callaghan Johnne Joseph Riley A Roberts C. A. Tarr Thomas Patie Bee Eet Peter Strausberger Kenes Arthur Sale Ballee Henry Dathel Henry Brown Mindora Robinson Brown Stowe Stowe’ee Point Cape Neate

Various Common Pleas and Criminal Court Dockets Listed

To Day's docket entries from Common Pleas and Criminal Court include cases MECMielland vs Fisher and others, Philadelphia Company, Chartiersborough matters, Tintsman v Acme Tanning, Lippert v Herold, Stith v P W B E, Go Co, Relf dr, Goulden v McLaughlin, K M Porguon v Bows township, Hodge v Wilson, Martin v Wise, Munhall Go, and Bellevernon Railroad Go. Criminal Court entries mention George Roberts Elisabeth Wilson Edward Halts Niles Seerone Jota K Shanahan McGilef Sullivan Louis Abetz Wagner Riley.

Common Pleas No MecMielland Fisher Clements Philadelphia Company Coughan Et al Chartiersborough Byefly Tintsman Davis Teckers Lippert Herold Stith Common Pleas Martin Wise Mcallister Munhall& Go Lark 'S Kreiling Oliver Rand Bellevernon Railroad Criminal Court Common George Roberts Elisabeth Wilson

Tin prices dip as markets close lower in Straits trade

Reports indicate tin prices slipped while grey markets remained dull in the Straits region amid closing trade. Investors watched metals markets for direction as uncertainty weighed on commodity values.

Castoria Slogan Recalled Through Generations

An old advertising quatrain praises Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants children and mothers over generations. The verse traces use from babyhood through adulthood noting Castoria’s role in health routines and family care. The nostalgic cadence reflects historic product marketing.

Johnstown disaster absorbs attention as real estate holds steady

The Johnstown flood news dampened banking and stock activity but real estate stayed resilient. Analysts note persistent demand for land, with many medium to small sales to working people, while bucket shops and New York exchanges face ongoing pressure and regulatory friction. Samuel W. Black & Co. closed a $6,000 Oakland Square sale to William T. Todd, with a correction of $6,750 for a John A. Steele deal.

Johnstown Pittsburg Chicago Samuel W. Black & Co Oakland Square William T. Todd John A. Steele

Stock Market Quiet as Flood Clashes Affect Trading

Brokers reported no material change in shares amid flood fears. Philadelphia transactions included 15 shares at 3734, while afternoon activity remained scarce with only 100 Chase Gas shares traded. Total New York volume reached 129,780 with notable listings from Atchison and Northern Pacific among others.

New York New York Exchange Consolidated Exchange Pittsburg Philadelphia Peoples Wheeling Wees Silk P. &W Chase Chartiers Onoube Atchison Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Missouri A. Eens Northern Pacife Neethers Pad Pacific U “ Ae

Local finance and bank activity quiet with steady exchange

Yesterday banks reported slack discounting and routine business, with contributions aiding Johnstown sufferers. The New York money on call stood easy at 2 to 3 4 percent, last loan 3 4 percent, and sterling exchange remained steady around 481 for 60 day bills and 488 for demand.

Johnstown New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Bank Clearings and Balances Report

Financial snippet shows balances and loans across entities including Baximans-Clearings and Loxpox with sums such as 1 636 221 and 15 052 574. Mentions Paris and 3 percent rentes with sf 67340. notes on call loans and general bank clearings.

Baximans—Clearings Paris

Oil market shows slump with light trading

The article notes a slow oil market with depressed prices and few quotations. It opens at 89 and slides to 8 1/2, fluctuating late, with calls for lower prices tomorrow amid little outside trading and scarce professional activity. Multiple wells and company quotes appear amid fragmented market chatter.

New York Spreal & Lawrence Mint Mount Morris Hukill Chambers Legionville Hershberger A.E. McGrew & Co Mlos Rew Calla

Fragments From An Untitled Page Prompt

OCR reading shows fragmented names and numbers with unclear context. The readable items mention several proper nouns and figures such as Marker, Exciter, Brock, and 88340 with limited surrounding details. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.

Real Estate Deals Span East End and Wilkinsburg Markets

Still in demand properties move in East End and Wilkinsburg as Black & Baird sell a Edwin street two story to Frank Lutz for 4000. Ewing & Byert convey a Carroll street two story four room house to Samuel Arthur for 2400. Maplewood Park plots in Wilkinsburg trade hands to John H. Kennewey. Hogmakee and Laird list building sites on North Hiland Avenue with mortgage details and swift city movements noted.

Black & Baird Fourth Avenue J. & Lee Edwin Street Twentieth Ward East End City Frank Lutz Ewing & Byert Federal Street Hugh McCune Samuel Arthur Alpine Avenue Carroll Street Second Ward Allegheny George Martin Li Street Maplewood Park Wilkinsburg Maplewood Grand Avenues John H. Kennewey Boonets Avenue Ashington A Caak Tes Basten Hogmakee Vo James W. M. Laird Hiland Avenue W. Black Avenue Piaort Oent Eee Alles Eny W. A. Herron &Son Wilkins Estate Penns Ance

Stock Market Dull as Negotiations Drag and Trusts Rise

New York June 4. The stock market opened dull with little demand and subdued activity. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific talks narrowed to a single issue while Northern Pacifics stayed active but paused progress. Trust stocks showed unusual strength, with sugar trust rising amid excitement. Overall close was firm with modest daily changes and some rail and miscellaneous issue gains.

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Cowboy preacher to wed Storm Lake July Fourth

Fort Copes Inano June L A marriage between the cowboy preacher and a Minneapolis woman is planned for July Fourth at the First M E Church in Storm Lake. The revivalist, once a roaming skeptic, found faith during Elm Park Methodist revivals and has since toured the Dakotas and Minnesota.

Fort Copes Inano M. E Storm Lake Northwest Baltimore Seete Lake Elm Park Rm Lake Minneapolis Seray Minneapolisa Co. W Hiltz

Census Army to Hire 40 000 for Eleventh Census

Washington reports a large recruiting push for the eleventh census with about 40,000 workers to be employed. Supervisors numbered 176, paid up to 1400 annually in sparsely settled areas, and enumerators paid two cents per head plus additional bonuses. duties begin on June 1 next year, with appointments by the President and Senate confirmation.

Washington Alther Senate Ince

Specialists Offer Treatments for Skin, Kidney and Other Ailments

The clinic at No. enn Avenue advertises treatment for skin diseases including eczema, acne and rashes, plus kidney and bladder issues such as Bright’s disease and stones. Specialists offer free microscopic and chemical urine analysis, with consultations by correspondence and hours daily including Sundays.

Cher Enn Avenue

Produce Market Reports Flood Backs Up Eastern Supplies

Flood blockades slow receipts of Eastern and Southern produce with light arrivals. Traders note six cars of tropical fruit delayed and strawberries bound for Pittsburgh stalled along the Potomac valley. Prices listed include cheese, butter, eggs, and various fruits and vegetables with regional mentions and quantities.

Maryland Produce Commission Pittsburg Potomac Valley Cumberland Ohio New York New California Messina Valencia

Roasted and canned goods priced in old government markets

A dense list of groceries and commodities with prices from various brands and origins. Items include coffee roasts, molasses, canned fruits, dried fruits, nuts, dates, raisins, spices, and fish, with regional references such as Rio, Guayra, Louisiana, and California.

Prime Rio Java Maracaibo Aie Bono Sane Coffes Rio Laguayra Carolina Louisiana California London Muscacais I Valencia Valencia George's Ma` Fe Finnan Teelan al Lie Pickekere

Armour Company Dress Meat Prices Listed

Armour Company furnishes price figures for dressed meats including beef carcasses in the 450 to 550 thousand weight range and lamb and sheep products, with pork loins also listed, detailing market quotations and available cuts for butchers and traders.

Armour £ Co

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