Boom at Braddock
At the Edgar Thomson Steel Works in Braddock orders are ample to cover the year's rail output with daily production around 1,300 tons and projected 1,500 tons after August. Builders plan six acres for a new converting house to expand capacity and add six converters as demand rises.
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Pittsburg
Bessemer
Edgar Thomson
Turtle Creek
McKenney
Eagar Thomson
Braddock
Carnegies
Republicc
Live Stock Markets Report From East Liberty Yards
The June 17 1890 report from East Liberty stock yards notes 1000 head dull market, 1500 head shipments with 1000 active, 2000 head in pen heading toward New York. Prices vary with quality as buyers show cautious interest and cars move slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Stock Yards
Prrisnone Dmparcn
Trespar
Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts Across Major Markets
Telegraph report from Chicago notes cattle receipts around 200 head with total of 2500 head segments and 7850 beeves. market slow and closing lower. Texas grazers and cornfed steers show mixed prices. New York reports no trading for cattle with steady to dull movement. St Louis shows receipts 3500 cattle, steady to higher for stockers, hogs steady with mixed bidding. Cincinnati lists lower hogs and mixed cattle as receipts 1500 head and shipments 1000 head. Sheep and lamb markets vary, with dressed mutton slow and lambs steady in New York and Chicago areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas Graesers
Ron Oms
New York
Tadei
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Wool Market Report Mixed Across Regions
There is little change in the wool market. Sales are small and steady with Ohio and Pennsylvania firm at a high price level for top qualities, while Michigan and Ohio unwashed fleeces sell around 20 and 5x. Combing and delaine fleeces are scarce. New spring Texas wool offers more freely at 2NpEic. California and Oregon show varied prices. pulled wools show moderate demand and ease. foreign wool remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
M. i Iniiana Sainagers
Montana
Hoston
S Mall
Ubio
Peete Yalla
Michigan
Sic
Texas
California
Oregon
Territory
Sypside
New York Drygoods Trade Holds Steady in Quiet Market
New York reported a quiet drygoods day with modest fall specialty demand and slight gains in woolen goods. Clothing woolens saw some activity while heavy worsted fabrics advanced about six percent from last year. Cotton prints sold at a steady pace as buyers looked ahead to upcoming seasons.
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New York
Volatile Wheat and Market Closes Mixed Across Regions
Chicago and New York markets showed unsettled wheat with early weakness from good weather and European cues, then a firmer finish with slight gains. Corn, oats, and pork futures moved irregularly with modest rallies and quiet spots, while cash markets reflected firm butter and steady lard and pork prices across regions like Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Igc
Ian Yestern
Tane c. Faley
Lord
Esa
Asee
Euber
Kopg
Telay
New York
Minnesota
Angus
Istgc
Sagar
Boston
New Orleans
Western
Oesa
Hutter
Philadelphia
Weber Auras Depot
Rane
Séi
Sgeie
Twentieth Street
Imec
Pennsylvania
Pennaylvania
ST. Louis
e@co
Minneapolis
Devemver
Casa
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Oates
Hero
Duluth
Toledo
Views Of A Builder In Pittsburg Housing Outlook
A DISPATCH interview with builder Moffatt estimates 300 new houses likely in Wilkinsburg this season, with East Liberty around 1500 and citywide about 4500 a year, aiming toward 6000 if no obstacles. He notes active acreage, improving mortgage volumes, ongoing work on California Avenue, and robust building site supply keeping prices steady.
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Wilkinsburg
Dispatch
Moffatt
East Liberty
Fort Wayne
Allegheny
Pittsburg
California Avenue
Woods' Run
Bennett
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Cincinnati
C. W. Fairbanks
W. A. Proctor
H. F. Shumaker
Julius Dexter
Hassall Sage
Sidney Dillon
Dexter
M. D. Woodford
Pittsboro
E. H. Pitch
Ashtabula
Bankers and Bank Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association
Iron City National Bank
Henry M. Long
Humboldt Insurance
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
St. Louis
Union Pacinio
Denver
Gulf
Union Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Avenue
No Improvement Across Local Stock Market Sluggish Trading
Midsummer dullness marked yesterday’s local stock session as few lots changed hands. Bank of Pittsburg and Philadelphia Gas and Airbrake led gains with steady tractions. Electric traded up to 38 percent, while Manufacturers' Gas showed no bids. Total sales in New York were modest amid scattered activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Pittsburg
Philadelphia Gas
Airbrake
Bridgewater
Phusdelphia Gas
Philadelphia
New York
Yester- So Dewars
Venene
Loaiavile A
Ad Nasbrille
Ice Yao Aes
Monetary Movements Reflect Clearing House Balances
A Pittsburg report discusses the meaning of balances at the New York Clearing House, noting they are bank settlements not business with the public. It cites a bank with 16 cents in balances after about $40,000 in transactions and describes current lending, deposits, and exchange figures across cities, including New York, Chicago, and par exchange rates.
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Pittsburg
New York Clearing House
Chaplin
New York
Sterling Exchange Quist and Stead
Chicago
New York Exchange
Oil market opens weak then gains as buyers push to high
The oil market opened down at 90 1/2 cents and stayed dull until late trading when Oil City led a rally to 93 1/2 cents, Pittsburg sellers pressured, then market closed weaker. Daily refiners quotes and exchange data follow with New York and London prices, sales, and totals for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John M. Wen. & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Eetinea
New York
London
Hefinea
Antwerp
Bremen
McGraw
Petroleum
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Poor Day for Trade in Dull New York Stock Market
The New York stock market showed an intensely dull session with limited trading in Sugar Refineries and a weak showing for Oregon Transcontinental due to a disfavored stockholders circular. Broad declines limited by cautious sentiment, while Chicago Gas and trusts bucked the trend. Union Pacific earnings and other railroad news framed a cautious close.
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New York
Boston Stock Exchange
Bunker Hill
Court of Appeals
Oregon
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
Germany
London
St. Paul
Post
Union Pacific
Oregon Navigation Colony
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Navigation
Union Pacijfic
Denver
Gulf
River Intelligence and Marine News From the Monongahela
Low water on the Monongahela and Ohio hinders coal and business along river ports. Captains Forsyth and Ellison arrive in Cincinnati while other steamer movements include the Andes and Hoss towboat arrivals and departures. Letters and passenger lists travel between Cincinnati and various ports as Brownsville line gains traffic under new management with reduced fares causing competition. The John Hanna towboat shaft is raised for rebuilding at Murrayville and the Old Reliable line touts full schedules despite storms and low rates.
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P. J. Forsyth
Cincinnati
Louisville
Golden Rose
Andes
Albert Mackay
Fawcett
Hoss
U.P
Sandy
Braddock
Homestead
Monongahela River
Racine
Stddleport
Sam DeWolf
Old
Salt Valley
H. K. Bedford
Nashville
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Jim Armstrong
Garden Green
Mack Gamble
John Hanna
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Murrayville
Bay Brothers
Irenton
Fuller
Carter
Pete
Cowrier Journal, Lettres
Consolidated Bootstore
W. Rents
John Henry Gilliam
Chariie McFarlan
E. 4
McClain
George Trunnell
Eugene Mays
Charles. Davis
Amos
Mr. Lois
H. B. McMahan
Mollie Hughes
Sam Bryant
Germania
Brownsville
Morgantown
Cinolan Ae Neweed
Mail Line
Campbell Interferes in Ohio Penitentiary Executions
A special telegram from Columbus reports Governor Campbell disrupted the planned triple execution at the Ohio Penitentiary. Charles Blythe, colored, is commuted to life imprisonment after initial death sentence. Dr. Jones murder tied to a National Guard officer. Isaac Smith receives a reprieve to August 21. Otto Leuth's fate remains uncertain.
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ColumbBus
Campbell
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Blythe
Cincinnati
Dr. Jones
Ohio National Guard
Isaac Smith
Pike County
Otto Leuth
Perficionns Effecta of Tobacco Remedy Ad
Dr Flint's Remedy touted as the sole antidote against tobacco influence. Claims the smoker or chewer should take it regularly to protect the heart. Sold by druggists or via Mack Drug Co. N. MWF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Flint
Mack Drug Co
Z. Wainwright Co Brew Leads Local Beer Stand
In a local note, Z. Wainwright & Co. is highlighted as the source of a first class beer. The brief mentions a brand or style labeled Bacphene Families en direct and references quality standards for a noted beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Wainwright & Co
Active Elgin Creamery Butter Market Boosts Prices
Advices from Elgin indicate a very active creamery butter market with prices up per pound from last week. Cold storage buyers have been stocking creamery butter. demand for nearby eggs remains strong. prices for strawberries and other produce show robust activity amid large supplies. Trade notes include firm New Potatoes, drifting tomatoes lower, and strong sugar and coffee markets with high fruit preserving demand.
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Pittsburg
Disratch
Tor
Tveswayy
Elgin
Burren
Ize
Ohio
York
Tsoi & Cio
Timothy
California
Rio
Java
Saie
Maracaibo
Caracas
la State
Waegesiges
Scallsplee
Cassia
Betsy Age Nianbers
Tige
Globe
Elaine
Royaline
Henad Carolina
Louimana
London
Muscatels
Valencia
Ondara
Sultan
Turkey
Sabatea
de Ivica
de Brazil
Haic
Alifornia
Orat Olen
lSc
Higgins
Eureka
Cag Tiens
Fisn
George's
Gedd
Lake
Finnan Haddock
Ireland
Halibut
Pickerel
Potomac Herring
Grain and feed markets slip as buyers lead prices down
Grain, flour and feed trade shows sluggish cereal markets with weak No 2 red and yellow corn bids and no sales on call. Receipts listed include 5 cars hay and 1 of rye among others while multiple rail lines report mixed carloads of middlings bran oats and flour. A leading operator notes there are not enough buyers to form a market and prices reflect buyer advantage across carload lots on track.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Y.s
Penamevenia
Obin
Wentern
Sic
Grain and hay prices from a historical market brief
A fragment lists prices for winter wheat, clover hay, and sprees hay with tonnage and per unit amounts. It mentions weights like 1600 ton and 1400, prices such as $8 50, and references to quality and grade terms. The text also notes wagon movement and specific lots or lots numbers in a terse market note.
Provisions list of assorted cured meats and cuts
A fragmented inventory lists sugar cured hams in various sizes and types, sugar cured bacon and shoulders, dried beef flats and rounds, boneless shoulders, California hams, and related pork products. Prices and codes appear interspersed with misspellings and garbled text.
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California
Mercer
Criminal Court Aids Guilty Finds And Nolle Pross
Bridget McCoy was found guilty of assault and battery on Mollie Barry. George F Day was convicted of aggravated assault and battery on Edward Tucker and sent to the workhouse for one year. Jeremiah McDonough was found guilty as indicted. The cases of Gus Sauermilk and Robert George ended with nolle prose. W B Rodgers trial proceeds before Judge Collier. Humphrey Campbell faces charges of assault and battery on W McLain.
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Bridget McCoy
Mollie Barry
Gus Sauermilk
Robert George
Celia Murray
Bertha Sauermilk
George F. Day
Edward Tucker
Humphrey Campbell
Pitsburg
Birmingham Street
W. McLain
Jeremiah McDonough
Willie Harris
W. B. Rodgers
Samuel Codes
Collier
Grand Jury Returns Indictments for Assault Thefts and Vice
The grand jury yesterday handed down true bills against multiple individuals including Hiram Browarsky Oscar Soffel J Lemmon Abe Cohen and others for assault and battery felonious assault and related offenses. Indictments also name George Travis for crime against nature John E Connelly for misdemeanor and various liquor and crime charges across the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Browarsky
Oscar Soffel
J. Lemmon
Abe Cohen
John Adley
Pat Curley
Jerry Parker
Gilbert Weise
George Travis
George L. Shaner
Virgil
John E. Connelly
Charles Parker
Wiliam Reed
Missouri Doctor Seeks Missing Heir in Orphans Court Case
Dr. Bush of Hannibal Mo writes Judge Hawkins claims a lost daughter of Thomas Sheehan may be found by genealogical clues. He suggests she is Bheshan or Sneehee, child of Thomas Sheehan raised by farm workers. Court to consider if she is rightful heir after review of Julia Mary Mitchell precedent.
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Judge Hawkins
Orphans’ Court
Dr. Bush
Hannibal
Thomas Sheehan
Bheshan
Sneehee
Thomae
Gray
The
Bush
Hawkins
Julia Mary Mitchell
Commonwealth v Hadfeald et al defendants named in list
Criminal Court case Commonwealth vs Hadfeald and a long list of defendants including Frank Rodgers William Jackson Louis Suppes Thomas Waiters James Walters Mathew Martz Paul Palki Robert Richa Theresean Mwartz Alex Kieple Jo Rogers R C Walker Henry Parker Henry Gantz Charles Parker. Proceedings indicate multiple accused in the same docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court —Commonwealth
Hadfeald Et al
Frank Rodgers
William Jackson
Louis Suppes
Thomas Waiters
James Walters
Mathew Martz
Paul Palki
Robert Richa
Thersean Mwartz
Alex, Kieple
Jo Rogers
R. C. Walker
Henry Parker
Henry Gantz
Charles Parker
Ulysses Weems to Face Murder Trial in Criminal Court
The colored man Ulysses Weems charged with the murder of Johnny O Hara on Fifth Avenue about two months ago will be tried on Monday in Criminal Court. A clerical error led to an ignored larceny by bailee bill against ex-Alderman Heinrich despite it appearing on the Grand Jury true bills list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Weems
Johnny O’ Hara
Fifth Avenue
Heinrich
Court House
Hill Confirms Owens Nomination in Zanesville
Isaac R. Hill of Washington states there is no doubt about the nomination of Congressman Owens at Zanesville tomorrow to succeed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Isaac R. Hill
Washington
Owens
Zanesville
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New
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Alck
Castoria
Miss
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Reed BE. Coyle & Co
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Bellevue
E. T. Schaffner
Mary L Dougherty
Richter & Schaffner
West Liberty
Lifferty Avenue
Boggston Avenue
Parker C. Head
Lafferty Avenue
Ton Avenue
Charles Somers & Co
Charles Somers
P. Howard
Benton Avenue
Eleventh Ward
Schlegal
Jacob Lang
Lytle Street
C. C. Will
Ellen Mullen
John A. Koll
Linden Station
Baxter, Thompson & Co
M. J. Adams
Belmont Place
Ingram Station
Linden Avenue
Sameoel W. Black & Co
Elizabeth
Hlair
J. B. Larkin & Co
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BE al Sba
Hoatman's Insurance
City Insurances
Western Insurance
Manufacturers’ Gas Co
People's Nat. Gas Philadel Ua
U.S
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Northern Pac
Louisiana
Consuls
Missouri
Trans
L.lal
Canada
Paul Sey
Central Pacific
St. P. Ubl
K. G
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Union Pacifie Fais
Ise Erie Tds
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Saijo
Oregon Transcontinental
Pitts
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N. W
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New York Central
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Norfolk & Western
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Butte Bivsburg
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Northern Pacific P
River Intelligence
Hepert
Monongahela
Davis Island
Gov. Campbell
Metal Markets
Tingull and
Ormor
Straits
Aris
Sheehans
Leonard Florig
H. Haeber
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A. M. Schwinstetter
Sarah
Stoup
Caroline Stoup
Jenkins
George C. Garrison
Zakames Co
Thompson
F. Woodburn
John D Man
John C. Slack
B. F. Gerwig
Julie T. Six
Barat Creaien
James Campbell
H.W. Gerwig
G. Ludwig
Day
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Swift
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Erie Sts
Semples
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Europe
MAX Schamberg & CO
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Joseph Horne & CO
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Jalt
T, Mll Inc Sons
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Rene
Waruey
Central
Ameene
Herokers— Financial
Fourth Avenue
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankehs and Brokers
Sixth ST
Mrtaal
Medical
Whittier
Pens Avenue
Dr. Whittier
MichlPr
Penn Avenue
Gray’s
SCI Medicine
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Mall
Fray Medicine CO
SS Holland
Smithfeld
Liberty
RC. PS
Jose
Erin
Orien
Perro
F.C. Fowler
Moodus
Detroit
Sphodine
Remedy
Life Mall
Mica! Co
Sou
Viamond
Apeenwiswhevwe Seieeek
WEAI
Oranda Anes
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