A Poor Investment Sermon by Dr Talmage in Torrka
Rev Dr Talmage spoke in Torrka on a Western trip sermon titled A Poor Investment. He warned that worldly wealth corrupts body mind and soul, urging listeners to value redemption through Christ blood over material gains and describing salvation as bought by Jesus's sacrifice for all.
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Kax
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Talmage
Broooklyn Divine
Babylon
Cyrus
Lon
Bank of England
Jordan of Death
Chatham Street
Cyrus the Conqueror
Asia
Eireu
Bethlehem
Heaven
Apostle
Christ
Jesus
Meron
Iter
Pilate
Villa
God
Sone
Gray
Gray Medicine CO
Buffelo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Holland
Cor
Smithfield
Liberty Sts
Oil on the Jump Saturday Brightens Trade Mood
Oil traders saw a lively rebound on Saturday after Friday’s price drop. Prices rose sharply from 69 to mid range levels with buyers dominating and no sellers. Cargo metrics and transit certs showed mixed activity as refiners and brokers monitored the volatile market.
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New York
London
Antwerp
Ant Crew
Ang
Brapromp
Wien
Market Report From New York Drygoods Market
The midsummer Saturday market in New York showed steady prices with few buyers. Print cloths were dull and unchanged as the market operated in a steady, unaltered pattern.
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Ary i
Baitmont Market Reports Dull Trade and Unsettled Prices
A fragment from a Baitmont market page notes coffee firm activity and car market dullness at the fair. It mentions 5,000 bags traded and unsettled pricing across August September October with little change and general dullness in sales.
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Baitmont
Rio Cargoes
Isc
Utige
Hides Grow Weaker and Buff Prices Seen Down
Boston market notes weakening demand for hides and calfskins with outlook for further declines before December. Harness leather prices hold with strong fall demand. Western tanners curtail output as upper leather firms anticipate a fall in prices.
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Satovapar
Boston
St Reed
Allehhennes
Wheat markets show firm to bullish tone on export hopes
Chicago and New York trading cited steady buying and bullish factors from Bradstreet crop reports and Beerbohm estimates of 200,000,000 bushels for US wheat exports. Prices firmed in early sessions, then fluctuated as news supported continued export movement and rail/port clearances across Atlantic markets.
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Chicago
Bradstreet
Europe
Beerbohm
Great Britain
Continent
Wis
Russia
Atlantic Seaboard
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fr. Wayne
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Firm &T
First Sweet Potatoes Arrive as Market Holds Steady
Baltimore consignments bring the season’s first sweet potatoes to town while Diamond Market and commission houses stock up on perishable goods. Demand remains strong though buyers hold sway, with tropical fruits dull and bananas cheaper. Prices for apples, butter, grapes, and canned goods are listed, and coffee and sugar markets show firmness as mid summer movement slows.
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Boston Herald
Department of Trade
Dooland
Disrator Sarorpay
Aug
Couxtry
Elgin Creamery
Baltimore
Elgin
Ose
Onio Brands
Onio Brands, Infme
Heeans—Navy
Ohio
New
New York
Kmiec
Aason
Giese
California
Dorta Fornia
Market Tedium With Rail Gains Amid Weak Overall Trade
Limited activity characterized the week as the local stock market stayed in a lull. Total call sales fell to 761 shares from 1,122 prior, with most prices down except Airbrake and a late railway surge driven by crop yields and rising railway earnings.
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Philadelphia Gas
Duquesne
Birmingham Traction
M and M. Bank
Uty
Clearing House
Confederate Veteran Camps Forming in New Orleans Area
Augusta 9 1891 dispatch reports General Orders issuing appointments for Confederate veterans divisions including Arkansas and New Orleans area camps. officers instructed to organize camps immediately and obey orders, with further division appointments to follow.
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A. M. Colgate
Mayennaen
Hoger
Arkansas
Gurnar Moomwas
Korgeutant
Wall Street Dull But Upward Drift Stays In Linen
London remains a buyer as local bears stay quiet amid an otherwise firm ring. Industrials lead gains while Sugar climbs modestly and Union Pacific, Richmond and West Point see limited declines. The day ends with a firm close and small fractional advances across active shares.
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New York
Bears
Richmond
West Point
WSS
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Burlington
Chicago
London
New York Stock
WartxEy & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Show Slow Receipts
Buffalo cattle receipts reach 191 loads with many held over, hogs and sheep slow with varied prices. Chicago notes 2,500 cattle receipts and steady to higher markets, while St Louis and Kansas City report mixed shifts in cattle and hogs. Omaha and Indianapolis show active cattle trade but softer weights, with overall markets cautious. Lead and zinc prices hold steady amid dull metal activity.
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Michigan
Chicago
Bveaing Journal
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ifc
Ieee
Indianapolis
Coles
Oil activity remains steady with new wells in McDonald field
Oil men report continued operations in the McDonald field and a new well in the McCurdy pool. Several wells in Moon Township show sand readings, while Royal Gas and other companies push deeper into pay sands. Pipe Line and Tide Water lines publish July totals. Cumberland Oil Co forms in Wheeling with 3,000,000 capital.
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McDonald
McCurdy
Moon
Tae Distatcu
Sterday
United States
Pittsburg
McDonald Field
Royal Gas Company
Mary Robb
LaCombe& Wallilee
Shaffer Oil Company
Smith Lot
Gordon
Weixel & Co
Cook Lot
Sanders Farm
Barnet Farm
Venice
Jane Riddle
Moon Township
W.L Mellon
Tide Water Pipe Line Company
Crafteston
W. Va
Cumberland of Company
Wheeling
N. B. Scott
Charles Burdett Hart
J. Buchanan
John M. Patterson
George Heard
T. J. Vandegrift
Jamestown
N. Y
English syndicate buys most leather board works in New England
A Boston report states an English syndicate purchased nearly all leather board ventures in the Eastern States. The acquisitions include Harwood Manufacturing at Leominster Mass with its opera chair line, Monean Manufacturing at Kennebec, Leather Board Company of Boston, and Clegg and Isher at Lawrence. Local managers will stay in charge.
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New England
Boston
Leather Board
Harwood Manufacturing Company
Leominster
Mass
Opera
Monean Manufacturing Company
Kennebec
Leather Board Com Be
Clegg & Isher
Lawrence
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Home Securities and Funds
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Confederate Veterans Organizing
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Ohicago
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Rilo Prands
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York
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Pacife
Duel Wehigh Navigation
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Loum, Ang
McCurdy Wells
Moor—Grace & Murphy
James Springer
F. E. Boden &Co
C. A. Stevenson
Washington and Burgettstown Road
Mt. Prospect Presbyterian Church
P. M. Shannon
J. T. Bishop
J. M. Patterson
Peter Grice
Moon Field
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Brokehs—Financial
Manchester
Fidelity Title & Trust CO
John M. Oakley & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Sixth ST
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Conan
Kisterer
macRip Ce EU CO
Pittsburgh
Ots
Fleming & Son
Uesne Pharmacy
Smithfield St
A.J. Kaercher
Federal $T
Alleghenr Ro
Pane R. C. P
Decross Sage, Cor
Pennaw
Éth St
Medical Co
Buffalo
Yaron Sage
Jos. Fleming
SONS
Ates
Powler
Morodus
Conom
Jas. M. ‘Schoonmaker
Jas, McCutcheon
Samuel Bailey, Jr
Union Storage Company
Second
Liberty
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