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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1890

Page

7

Rainbow over the throne sermon in Sacramental Day

A Sacramental and Baptismal Day service centers on a sermon titled All Troubles Past. The preacher uses Noah’s ark and a rainbow as imagery for heaven, faith in Christ, and the ultimate preservation of beauty in the heavenly city. He cites Revelation four and contrasts earthly sorrow with celestial joy.

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Market roundup on inactive list stocks and Saturday trades

Home Securities notes a narrow trading session with Citizens Traction at 200 shares. Banks and insurance shares steady with some gains. Allegheny Heating and Pittsburg show strength while Central Traction and Wheeling slip slightly. Philadelphia Gas steady. Pleasant Valley and Bridgewater mark minor moves.

Allegheny Heating Company Bridgewater Philadelphia Pittsburg Pleasant Valley

Cash Dealings and Monetary Outlook Report

The article notes a satisfactory monetary situation with gains piling up and moderate cash demand on Saturday. Bank officers express no new information, remain optimistic about the summer outlook, and report ordinary counter business with steady trade and active bank exchanges despite quiet overall movement.

Clearing House

Moving Mountain on the Columbia River Describes Slow Transit

A traveling basaltic mass called The Astor moves down the Columbia toward the Cascades. The six to eight mile long, two thousand foot high formation shifts because the river wears away softer substrata beneath the hard basalt, with engineers noting continual misalignment of nearby tracks. Local Native legends hint at great regional movements.

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Hides and calfskins trade shows a cautious rebound

In Pittsburgh the hides and calfskins market shifts as dealers accept lower prices. Heavy hides rise while light hides gain modestly, reflecting a correction after a speculative boom. Tanners are buying more freely and markets become steadier, with confidence rising among manufacturers and dealers.

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River Intelligence A Rise in Ohio Not Halting Packet Ships

The Ohio River rose six tenths at Davis Island yesterday afternoon but soon diminished. The shallow water will not stop the packet service as boats can operate in three feet. No large cargoes will depart until a notable rise occurs. The weather was fine with mild heat.

Ohio Davis Island

Wavelets Whisper and River Steamers Parade Through Ohio Town

Fragmented clippings describe captains in Pittsburg and Cincinnati, steamers Big Sandy and Mayflower, and a lively river scene with bands playing Annie Laurie and The Man Who Struck McCarthy. Mentions of Captain John Phillips and Thomas Miller signal river trade activity and local farewells as boats sail between Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and New Orleans.

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Wheat Markets Show Modest Rise as Trade Quietly Steady

Chicago and New York reports note a moderate wheat trade with yesterday's decline partly regained. Prices closed higher for July and other months, with light offerings and fair demand. Cash markets and oats weakened slightly while corn held steady. mixed results elsewhere across Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Duluth led to a generally firm but quiet session with prices largely steady.

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Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburg Dispatch

Cattle receipts, shipments, and market notes from Pittsburg and Chicago show varied activity. Census figures indicate large shipments to New York and strong dressed beef sales by Anmovitz & Co. and Pittburgh Beer Co. with week ending June 7, 1890.

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Castoria Slogan Nostalgia In Classic Advertising Rhyme

The well known Castoria verse traces how a mother’s use of Castoria accompanied a girl from infancy through motherhood. The jingle emphasizes trust in the remedy across life stages and generations.

Grain and Market Prices Reported From Pittsburgh 1890

The June 7 1890 Pittsburgh dispatch market notes show home grown berries steady supply tight and prices weak Maryland berries poor condition and prices soft New potatoes plentiful old stock near end Tropical fruits firm Lemons and oranges in good demand Bananas large supply and steady dairy products unchanged but weak Poultry plentiful and slow Butter and eggs price levels listed with various farm products including beans cheese and grains.

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Sugars and Groceries Edge Higher Amid Market Quiet

Market reports show sugar prices rising for a third time this week with a 7c level expected by Monday. Coffee options favored bulla while trade in groceries remained active with a broad range of prices on beans, spices, fruits, and canned goods across multiple sellers and regions.

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Grain Exchange Reports Mixed Carload Prices and Sluggish Demand

Aggregated carload receipts show 188 against 231 last week and 228 for the prior period. Oats and bran move slowly, corn and flour prices fall only slightly with flour prices resistant to reductions. The market notes North Central and East West price changes and a weak demand trend across grain and mill feed sectors.

Grain Exchange Pittsburg Ft. Wayne Cincinnati Baltimore Ohio Ittaburg Lake Erie Bucenaue Ganentes OGLE

Provisions snippet notes varied meats and prices

Fragmentary OCR notes show listings of ham beef and other provisions with unclear quantities and prices. Indicates California hams dry rools and cured meats among items.

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Stock Market on Limited Day as Room Traders Lead

New York June 7 The stock market showed limited activity with room traders driving most dealings. Bank statement expectations, price fluctuations in rail shares like Louisville and Nashville and St Paul, and mixed action in Quicksilver and Sugar defined a day of volatility and a firm close in key issues.

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