Commercial Notes on Roman and Swiss Cheese Markets
Facts of Interest Concerning Roman and Swiss Cheese. The annual consumption year growth and rail disruption affect cattle receipts. Through stock diverted to New York roads lowers local demand and cuts prices by 10c per hundredweight. Smooth, 1200 to 1300 pound cattle in demand but supply remains tight. beef firms struggle to profit while large packers adjust markets. Liberty yards transactions reflect these conditions and market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Trade Decline Hits Sweitzer Cheese from Jobbers in Ohio
The article notes a reduction in Sweitzer cheese trade and prices by 25 percent in the city and vicinity, blamed on saloon closures. Ohio and Wisconsin factories supply many firms, with Romans from southern Italy and northern Italian railroad workers as major buyers, using cheese in soups and macaroni.
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Sweitzer
Ohio
Wocomta
Pittsburg
Italy
Perder
Alps
Switzerland
Beef market mix across New York and Chicago reports
Telegraph beef and cattle receipts show mixed demand with steady to firmer prices for select grades. Packers note dull tone in some regions while others report slight gains in prime cattle. lambs and hogs show modest movements amid varied regional activity.
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Kansas
Ciry
Texas
Sr. Lovins
Concen
Grain and Floor Exchange Elects Officers
The Grain and Floor Exchange board of directors met yesterday to organize. Elected officers include 5. MeCagee as President, John as Vice President, C. Houck as Secretary, F. Horming as Treasurer, O. C. Alexander as Superintendent, and William Culp as Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grain and Floor Exchange
MeCagee
John
C. Houck
F. Horming
O. C. Alexander
William Culp
Rapidly Improving Fisk Street in Lawrenceville
Fisk street in Lawrenceville, opened two years ago, is rapidly expanding with about 20 new houses erected in the last year and 17 more under construction. Ground has been broken for 6 additional homes as the street extends from Butler street to Penn. A bottle of Platts Chlorides contains more disinfecting power than ten pounds of chloride of lime.
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Fisk Street
Lawrenceville
Butler Street
Penn
Market Roundup Signals Mixed Wheat and Grain Pressure
Chicago and New York trading showed unsettled wheat with June closing lower and July and subsequent months oscillating. News of possible export demand and Northwest crop worries supported some strength while oversold conditions and talk of market manipulation influenced futures. Corn and oats weakened modestly with rain expected in the Northwest and harvesting under way in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
St. Louis
Weather Bulletin
Hesse
Vic
Joan Finn
Best
New York
Arc Advance
Stannard A
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Teschilderreentn
Finthtak
Western Steam
Western Ry
Western
Ize
Zee
Auruat
Sige
Bard Zee
Ae Jeans
Tyesige
Inventions Patented in Western Pennsylvania and Nearby
A June 11 1889 list of patents issued to inventors in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia includes Edward F Barton Ravenna Ohio tongs Martin Brock Hazelton Pa key for time pieces Joseph C Christman Sower depot W Va wheelbar row line Tk Kiswe Serant Pa stopper Charles W Kasnerman rt Pa bureau William noe coersush Mmatener George W W Liebalen Potsville Pa articulation eas oe a William A Mack Norwalk Ohio stand a Mowrer Dayton Ohio machin William N Mt aeons 1.0a-3.8 Patel Benje n Owen William W Pursel Besmok 4 ene lock John Ideon Shenetiownee Pa binding bar James T Robin Locust Grove water wheel Albert Schmid Allegheny Westinghouse Electric Pee dervice electrical machines Charles roder Dawson steam cooker E F Shalaberger Beaver Falls Pa gate nell Stockberger Can iT Max M Sappes
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
O. D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Edward F. Barton
Ravenna
Martin Brock
Hazelton
Joseph C. Christman
Sower Depot
W. Va
Frank H. Hi
Aurbendale
William W
Pursel
Besmok
Jobn Ideon
Shenetiownee Pa
James T. Robin
Locust Grove
Albert Schmid
Allegheny
Westinghouse Electric
Charles Roder
Dawson
E. F. Shalaberger
Beaver Falls
Nell Stockberger
Can
Max M. Sappes
Whisky Markets: Finished goods in strong demand
Market notes indicate finished goods in good demand across whiskey categories with steady trading and price tendencies. Trade participants anticipate continued appetite for aged and premium labels amid stable supplier availability.
Castoris Through Generations In The Family Tale
An old family quip traces Castoris as a remedy from infancy to adulthood. The speaker recalls using Castoria during illness in infancy and childhood, continuing to rely on it as a child grows into adulthood and even when starting a family with the product repeatedly valued.
Talk of the Street Hope for Rapid Transit in Pittsburgh
In a lively Fourth Street discussion on rapid transit and real estate, Southside residents and brokers linked improved transit to rising property values and business. Speakers cited loan rates, Penn Avenue interests, and reconstruction plans for Johnstown’s flood aftermath, expressing cautious optimism amid market unease.
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AONEY
LOAS
Tenn Avenue
Pittsburg
Ana
Tirinary
Desey
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Stock Market Dull. Small Trades and Mixed Results
Local stock sales were few and prices largely steady with little interest. Morning bids and asks showed narrow spreads while the afternoon improved slightly led by La Noria at 15 for 250 shares. Minor trades included Fifth Avenue National Bank at 40 and several utilities weakening. Both sides cited limited activity and unchanged levels through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe
la Noria
Fifth Venue National Bank
Electric and
Panedelphia Gas
Jouse Electric i
Vna
Atueruoou Sobshares
la Notia
Avenue Bank
Sproul & Lawrence
Stock Auction Report From New York Market
The column lists many stocks sold at auction across numerous firms including Wheeling Gas, Penn Incline, Citizens Traction, and Delaware Lackawanna, totaling 224,075 shares with entries such as Atchison coal 200 and Lake Shore 9,800. Several lines reference various railroad and transit shares and other railway related securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vestrea
Financial markets steady after paralysis United States and Europe
Clearing House reports a fair volume of general trade with a steady recovery from previous paralysis. Money on call in New York was easy, with rates around 1 to 2 percent. exchanges and bank clearings in Boston Philadelphia Chicago and London show modest activity and reserve changes.
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Clearing House
Salonews
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange c
Demain
Philadelphia
London
Bank of Land
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Chicago
Oil Market Steady With Narrow Fluctuations
The oil market opened at 87 and closed near 84 after a quiet day. A broker described outlook as water at high watermark while noting a 11 20 special Exchange meeting to discuss by law amendments aimed at reducing Titusville representation for futures trading.
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Bradford
Titusville
Market Updates From Bradford Exchange Activity
Market notes show mixed activity with open and close levels for National transit certificates and consolidated exchange items. References mention prices such as 882c and 653gc with highs and lows noted, plus a record of volume around 6,000 barrels for a listed exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeval Aston
Realty Transfers and Mortgages Across Pittsburgh Area
Real estate movements include B & B sell to Annie M Aishitt, Maplewood Park Wilkinsburg and Chartlers Township parcels changing hands for thousands. Mortgage placed on Twenty ward property for three years at six percent. Multiple transfers by George S Martin and J R Cooper & Co in McNeil and Maplewood plans.
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Sestonan Butler Streets
Twentieth Ward
Georges. Martin
Maplewood Park
Wilkinsburg
Grand Avenue
Henry Walechmidt
Regen Lane
C. A
Liberty Street
Coal Street
Seenies
Washington Lane
C. Maplewood Avenue
Washington
Ton Lane
Stocks React in Quiet New York Session
New York June 1 The stock market was quiet with under a dozen issues driving about seven eighths of total business. Tone was reactionary with most prices edging lower though buying remained decent and bullish sentiment persisted. New Haven rose over 10 percent on report of Connecticut bill to raise capital. other rails and coalers showed limited activity while lead lagged in heavy selling.
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New York
New England
New Haven
Ihs
Connecticut
Rom
Nqwa
Bears
Chicago
Réneers
Orsey Central
Sugar
Market ends steady with mixed declines in New England up
Trading closed with fractional losses overall while gains were led by stronger New England issues up modestly. Railroad bonds traded heavily with totals over 82 million, notable activity from Richmond and Denver areas, and several bond issues lifting the market slightly despite a generally tepid close.
Married thrice and divorce cases dominate Thirties court docket
The court docket covers a divorce trial by jury in the Reuhl case with testimony showing prior marriages of Ernestine Reuhl first to Christopher Schwarz in 1884 and later to Frederick Mohr, amid other bankruptcy and criminal dockets. Judges heard exceptions in the Carrier Baum bankruptcy, with assignments argued by Jenks and Campbell as well as a crew of assault, liquor, and larceny filings in the grand jury list. The week also notes a Home for Aged Protestant Women lien dispute, a Monongahela Natural Gas Company charter, and a range of guardianship, boundary, and conviction actions including aggravated assault cases between Jank Stawicky and Thomas Mickwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stadtfeld
Jacob Reuhl
Ernestine Reuhl
Reuhl
Say Ste Brne
Carrier & Baum
Acheson
United States District Court
Register
Richard Arthurs
Clearfield
Jefferson
Arthurs
Geo A. Jenks
H. C. Campbell
Bird Duff
W. S. Purviancee
Mr. Jenks
Patrick Conway
Christ Haberstroh
E. McConnell
William Jt
George
Dad Schwebel
Jonnie Carey
Boaly
Wilkinsburg
Recorder’s
Monongahela Natural Gas Company
Te County
Knoxville
Pittson
Allegheny
David L.oliver
Horace Crosby
H. W. Oliver
John Phillips
George T. Oliver
J.B. Oliver
James Smith
W. Cassidy
W. A. Donshee
Celia C. Schoeller
Chas. C. Schoeller
Mrs. Schoe
J Collier
Eee
Sindeetea
Pat
Natrona
Peartsigs
Quarter Sessions Court
Fullexbony
Wasol
Countis Washnyi
Mt A. SC
Jank Stawicky
Thomas Mickwick
Sadier Marshall
Market Notes Holders See Firm Grain Hay Views
Domestic markets report firmer sentiment among grain and hay holders. Sugar continues rising with daily gains, while butter supplies exceed demand and fresh potatoes and berries show varied quality and pricing. cheese and eggs remain active as dealers move Ohio cheese and other staples.
Grain Exchange Receipts and Market Notes
Grain Ex change reports mixed receipts with Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago rail routes listing corn hay oats feed and bran. No new cereal market features. sellers' views firm on light past week receipts. flour selling higher but no price advance. quotes for oats, wheat, rye flour and various grades listed with mixed ranges.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Penn Vania
Ohio
Late News In Brief From The Nation
The report cites a Dakota liquor tax hike to 800 1000 dollars, with Yankton's 25 saloons likely thinning after July 1. It notes a Havre de Grace train collision killing Joseph McMean and wrecking cars, plus a thwarted St Louis St Pancras line attack near Chicago. An appointment places D Fowler in Minnesota for steam vessel oversight. Mob violence near Corydon Ind ends in hangings and shootings. The City of Peking reaches port with reports of a massive fire loss in Chang King. Hippolyte victory and Legitime defeat in Haiti excite rumors of a future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Yankton
Havre de Grace
Phi Ipia
Baltimore and
O Hio Road
Joseph McMean
Johnstown
St. Louis and Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Moh
D. Fowler
Minnesota
Paul
Minn
Fowler
George Hays
Steamboat Inspection Service
Cleveland
Windom
Ane Deavin
Charles Tomarson
Corydon
Ind
Ayreene
Ray
Peking
Yeaterday
Hong Ee
Yokohama
Shanghai
Chang King
Lu Chow
Upper
Alene
Kingston
Jamaica
London
Hippolyte
Legitime
Williams
The
Port Au Prince
Black Republic
Mariann
Time
Hayth
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Commercial Notes
East Liberty
Titshueg Dispatch
Harr’s
Swift
Liberty Yards
Chocee
Telegraph
Beeves
Liverpool
Grain Exchange Officers
Whisky Markets
Castoris
Miss
Castoria
Pitteburger
Longfellow
Sawmill Run
East End
Wood Street
Tron
North
Barbour
Bonn
North Te
St. L.&s
C. Latsi
Saad ‘ Pe. J
Union Pac
West Shore
Baltimore
John M. Oagsey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Ers
BEM
Kiessl
Ueupespe Sin Glosea
Oakland
Lower Bence
Saportant Ce
Richmond
Denver
Rio Grande
Minnapolis
Oledo
Ann Arbor
Grand Trunk
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Savigatio
Northern Pacific
Praeanses Ee
Noorthern Pacific
Boston
Atch. & Ton
Rutland
Hoston & Leney
Central
Hoston & Maine
NY Calumet
Cela
R. R
R. KR
HUTON
Flint & Pere
Miscooir
K. Gad
Bell Telephone
Water N
Assass
Central Pacific Inc
Bur
Chesapeake & Oh Ley
le & Pitts
Libby C
Prt
P.M
Pt. O
LNG Ley
Lake Erie
West Pr
Leteetha
Michigan Central
Mobile
Missouri Pacific
Roy
N.Y
L. E
Pittspurg Distaton
New Ohio Wi Se
New
Timothy
Garman
Sac
Maracaibo
Java
Bigastheer Sracalbo
Ptaberry
Parkeraee Gobbe
Elaine
California
Muscatels
Valencia
Ondara
Sultana
Turkey
Herria
Evapora
Jes
Saaones
Finnan
Armour & Co
Metal Market
Wolfs
Wolff & Randolph
Ahr Mour
T) Mellon & Sons Bank
Smithfield Street
West Indies
Sbrokers—Financial
Elly & Rogers
Otterest
Ya &Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Drexel, —_— & Co
George T. Carter
Hamilton Building
Chartiers Creamery Co
Pittsburg, PA
Joseph Horne & CO
Cor
Wood
Liberty
Rewirk P
Medical
Sue Nce
LIFE
Ee Vance
Chichester
Seaies
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Sq.,Phils
Smithfield
Liberty Sts
K.oldeat
Penn Ave
Pitesburg
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