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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1890

Page

7

Bar nes Safe and Lock Company Prompts Pittsburg Industry Outlook

An interview with Barnes Safe and Lock Company founder recounts Pittsburgh safes origin in 1845, growth to year 1889 shipments, and current demand. Industry faces brisk orders, overtime work, and optimistic 1889 prospects despite iron and steel price trends and slower February March bookings. Coal trade across the Ohio also remains unusually robust yet softening demand lowers prices.

Jall Im Iron and Steel

Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yards

The Condities of Brinces at the East Liberty Stock Yards report cattle receipts 20, shipments 22, market steady with no cattle sent to New York. Hog receipts 800, shipments 1,150, market firm with select lots. three cars of hogs shipped to New York. Sugar receipts 1,100, shipments 1,000, market active at yesterday's prices.

Brinces East Liberty New York Bradford Chase Lee Ssc Stock Exchange

Cattle Receipts and Market Report Across Multiple Cities

Telegraph summary of livestock trading shows Texas and Missouri markets with varied demand. cattle heavy yearlings and calves mixed, steers around 3 to 5 dollars, hogs and sheep values fluctuating, receipts tallied in thousands across St Louis Buffalo and nearby auctions with steady to lower tones.

ChicaGo SGM Texas Gioana

Dry goods trade steady with indigo prints in New York

New York investors report active jobbing trade with staple fabrics. Demand for ress goods prints and gingha remains solid while American indigo prices edge up. Break in shirting prints and delite has softened the print market, though prices show no meaningful drop.

New York

Diverse business notes and crude market buzz from February

News snippets report mortgage totals led by a 2000 loan, Homestake Mining monthly output at 4805, heavy spring dry goods orders, Treasury holds 13 039 735 Standard dollars against certificates, horse renters active, and a rising scramble before moving day. Turkeystone Bank expands, Diamond Street trade inquiries occur, Standard Oil price prospects hinted, and Marion Kansas builds corn warehouses.

Homestake Mining Company Treasury Turkeystone Bank Fourth Avenue Soaleville Diamond Street Watsox & Ginson Standard Oil Pennsylvania Marion Kan

Market Summary Shows Mixed Grain and Produce Activity

The report notes fluctuating prices across wheat corn oats and lard with receipts of 1,220,600 bushels of wheat and 9971.00 bushels shipped. trading scattered despite outside demand. Butter eggs coffee and other commodities show mixed moves as New York and Philadelphia markets reflect steady to weak tones.

Iater Il Paints Iilc New York Rio New Orleans Western Dairy Philadelphia Girard Ste Carlots Fanuavbvenia Minneapolis Northern St. Lovurs Tigerslee Joly Clus Jolge

Wool Markets Hold Steady Amid Moderate Demand

Wool markets show little change with prices near last week. Demand fair with Texas California Oregon moderate, while Ohio Pennsylvania fleeces quiet. Foreign wools firm and in strong demand. Pulled wools in steady demand. combing and delaine ranges listed for various regions.

Syste Texas California Oregon Ohio Pennsylvania Sic Michigan Philadelphia West Virginia New York Indiana Mont Deise

Remedy for hemorrhage and stomach issues proposed by Dr Flint

Fragmentary notice touts a Dr Flint remedy to control stomach hemorrhage and notes dependence on a heart condition. It mentions a prescription treatment with each bottle and directs inquiries to Mack Drug Co.

Flint Mack Drug Co

Wildwood Station to a Charming Allegheny Resort

Real estate activity centers on nine Dithridge street lots sold by James W. Drape & Co for $25 000 cash to Beckley Smith Beckley Fry parties who plan elegant homes this season. Eastern capital eyes Pittsburg as Western buyers push expansion while street railway stock prices in New York show varied quotations. Wildwood near the Pennsylvania Water Company pumping station is slated for a major resort transformation with hotels and a park plus a lake and trees. Georgia bids for bonds totaling up to 1 900 000 are invited with options at 4 3 and 3 per cent interest and redemption starting 1917.

James W. Drape & Co Dithridge Street E. 2. Smith John Isaac William Beckley Thomas Fry Wildwood Allegheny Pennsylvania Water Company East End Georgia

Stock market quiet with small gains and La Noria sale

Dry trading on yesterday’s stock market with 180 shares changing hands. Most advances were modest while a 100 share La Noria sale prompted discussion and quotation updates. Morning results favored gains with several named banks and companies listed in the afternoon quotes.

Bankers Report Steady Conditions and Treasury Operations

Business at banks yesterday held steady with average discounts and rising deposits. Ex assets reached 2 361 70007 while balances stood at 431 652, amid a favorable weather outlook. February circulation fell by 2 313 104, ending at 1021 20406 dollars with mixed changes in related securities and redemption fund metrics.

Treasury United States New York Saabsantie Paste

Financial markets and rates show dull steady tone across bonds

The report notes Government and State bonds dull. New York clearings reach $157,008,815 with $0,457,345 balances. Money stands at 4 percent. Paris three percent bonds priced at 8f12 1/2c. Imperial Bank of Germany posts 7,200,000 marks rise in specie. Chicago clearings at $11.25 and New York exchange at 40 percent discount.

New York Boston Ee Ae Baltimore Paris Beralix Imperial Bank of Germany Py ‘Uis Chicago Oetowee

Petroleum market slips then steadies amid active trading

Bradford and New York reports show crude opened around 7 3/4 to 8 cents, dipping to 80 5/8 amid heavy selling by Pemberton Steven and Sprout & Lawrence. Prices firmed late, with daily highs near 88 cents and daily closes around 87 3/4 to 88 cents as buyers rebuilt long positions.

Gas Prospect Drilling Advances In Several Pennsylvania Fields

The Fortwangler near Scully station yields 400 barrels daily while first new wells will be drilled in the Grafton field as weather allows. Wheeling Development plans a 4000 foot natural gas well near five miles from the city. Scottdale captains have leased 1500 acres near Reagantown and drill a third test well. failure may end the field. Superintendent Johnson of Manufacturers' Gas says a Castle Shannon well shows high pressure at 2300 feet and more wells are planned in the field.

Fortwangler Scully Station Grafton Wheeling Development Company Scottdale Capitains Reagantown Johnson Manufacturers' Gas Company Castle Shannon

NEW PROPRIETORS The Latest Changes In the Ownerships of Ern Estate

A roundup of real estate transfers and mortgages by firms in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. Samuel W Black & Co sold a lot with a two story dwelling at 154 Devilliers street for 4225 dollars. Reed B Coyle & Co sold lot 5 in Jets plan at Marion station to Joseph C Kelley for 750 dollars on easy payments. Multiple mortgages were placed including 1000 pounds at 6 percent for three years on Sewickley property and 3500 dollars on Copeland station property for three years at 6 percent. Other transfers include 315000 dollars mortgage on Smithfield street business property and 1100 dollars on a vacant lot in the Twenty first ward.

Samuel W. Black & Co Devilliers Street Reed B. Coyle & Co Fourth Avenue Reed B. Coyle Marion Station Joseph C. Kelley Ewing & Byers Federal Street Allegheny Sewickley Black & Baird James McCord John Popp Linden Landerssian Oakland June Street Smithfield Street E. Hamnett Pittsboro Wilkinsburg Copeland Station Charles Somers & Co Wood Street Twenty-first Ward

Rate Cutting Elicits Bearish Tone In Dull NY Market

The March 18 New York stock market opened with broad dullness and narrow activity as rate cutting rumors resurfaced. Union Pacific, Atchison, and Wheeling and Lake Erie showed weakness while specialties like Flint and Pere Marquette led modest advances. the session closed steady but near the day’s lows with continued bear pressure ahead of April settlements.

New York Union Pacific Atchison Wheeling Lake Eria Northern Pacific

Market Upturn Faces Mixed Railroad Optimism

The report shows Columbus, Cincinnati and St Louis each up 1 percent, Flint and Pure Marquette up 434, while Sugar and the rest gain modestly. Total business nears 1.4 million dollars with Atchison Incomes leading. The Post notes no news triggering short selling, cites firmer prices and easier money, and anticipates improving relations among Western railroads and stronger eastern roads.

Land Columbus Cincinnati St. Louis Flint sub-Treasury Chicago New York Stock Exchange Whitney & Stephenbox Pittsburg Fourth Ave

Mining Quotations From New York on March 18

Mining stock quotations list a series of prices and bids in New York led by Comstock and Homestake. Other active issues include Allee Caledonia B H Con Cal and Va Commonwealth Comstock T Deadwood El Cristo Hornailver Mexican Ontario Union Con as reported.

New York Allee Caledonia B. H Con. Cal Commonwealth Comstock T Comstock T. Scrip Homestake Deadwood el Cristo Hornailver Mexican Ontario Union Con

Verdicts and litigation update from the court house

A verdict for the defendant was rendered in the rent suit J H Heinz versus Fred Reinecke. George Poterie’s contract suit against Pennsylvania Construction Co. is in trial before Judge Stowe. A $235.92 verdict for the plaintiff Woog against Gregg and Heiner, for rent, was recorded. George Scheinman won $9,675 against Altos Insurance Co. for an insurance policy dispute. Mrs Mary Boorx seeks divorce from John Boden, married 1886. Lena Kress sues Charles Macder for piano damages and wins $29.50. Nesbit divorce trial postponed due to absent witnesses. Defendants win a damages verdict in Trayford versus Haas and wife over water damage. Trustees of Reformed Presbyterian Church seek leave to sell a discontinued burial ground. An equity bill by James W Henderson against David Stevenson et al. seeks partition of 100 acres in Springdale. Gumbert & Huey assign all property to Samuel Hazlett for creditors. Childs vs McKeesport on trial over flood loss and alleged improper culvert. Charter application filed for Western Pennsylvania Hottlers Association with named directors. Multiple cases listed in Common Pleas dockets.

J. H. Heinz Fred Reinecke George Poterie Pennsylvania Construction Company Stowe Frank X. Woog David Gregg A. A. Heiner George Scheinman The Altos Insurance Company Hartford Nesbit A. BE. Trayford A. Hass Haas’ Place Reformed Presbyterian Church Wilkinsburg Old Church James W. Henderson David Stevenson Melzena Henderson Rebecca Henderson Springdale Township Gumbert & Huey Samuel Hazlett Washington County Robert R. Gumbert William Hoey Eliza J. Gumbert Millie Leezer Joseph Childs Borough of McKeesport Slagle

Markets Show Dairy Steady and Florida Oranges Ended

Domestic markers report steady dairy goods with choice brands holding prices. Poultry remains scarce and firm while Florida oranges have ended their season. apples and potatoes remain in light supply and in demand.

Commission Pittsburg Florida Burrer—Creamery Elgin Ohio New York Timotha Valencia

Grain Exchange Sales and Market Outlook Report

Daily grain and hay trade reported at the Grain Exchange with carload transactions from Pittsburg and surrounding routes. Prices for corn, oats, rye, hay and flour given, noting buyers’ market advantage and limited cereal improvements. jobbing flour prices and millfeed figures included.

Grain Exchange P. RR Lear Timothy Hay the Exchange Pittsburg Fe. Wayne Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Haltimore Obi Lake Erie Pittsburg and Western

Fire destroys large Peoria dry goods house Pardee Mills & On

A major fire yesterday leveled Pardee Mills & On, the dry goods house in Peoria Illinois. Estimated loss runs to about 200000.

Pardee Mills & On Peoria Ill Norway Wis Sebastan County Ark C. H. Gibson Louisville New Albany Chicago W. Johnson Brown Bromfield Mass Stasher Warren General Grant

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