Words to Outsiders Open Door for Return of Those in the Cold
Rev Dr Talmage speaks to non churchgoers at the Academy of Music and New York Academy of Music. He urges opening the door to all, likening religion to a father's orchard and urging acceptance of Christ as healer for skeptics and believers alike. He emphasizes not scoffing at skepticism and invites all to try the gospel medicine.
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Harmony in railroad leaders boosts New York stock market
In New York on January 10 the Harmonious Conference of railroad presidents strengthens market sentiment. Confidence rises among domestic and foreign operators, with lighter stock offerings and active trading. Coal stocks lag, Sugar Refineries surge as receiverships end, and key names like Gould stocks show mixed moves.
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Fourth Avenue
Prices Steady in Grain Hay Markets Amid Winter Trade Slump
Produce and Cereals report quiet trade after holidays. poultry oversupply depresses prices while grain and hay improve. Hides show active decline with Pittsburg and Allegheny tanners set new price scale effective January 12 1891. lemons scarce and oranges dull as tropical fruit demand wanes amid cold weather.
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Pittsburg
Sarunpay
Elgin Creamery
Meyer
New York Harbor
Local live stock market report from East Liberty yards
East Liberty stock yards report for Saturday January 10 shows cattle receipts 1215 head, shipments 1097 head, market slow with through consignments. Hogs and cattle prices listed across cities including Cincinnati Chicago Omaha St Louis Kansas City and Buffalo, with mixed but steady trends and several price ranges for steers hogs and sheep.
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Frening Journal
Omaha
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Wheat Markets Mixed in Chicago and St Louis Trading
Chicago and other markets show scattered activity with firm cash wheat but weaker closing in Chicago. No 2 red and No 2 spring wheat offered at varied prices. oats and barley steady. rye firm. In St Louis, cash wheat and futures moved up then fell back. corn and oats rise then ease. hogs and butter steady. Local notes cite mixed results across Minneapolis Baltimore and Milwaukee with cash demand seen in several spots.
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Bariey
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Louisiana
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Do Creamery
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Sie
Flay
Bacun
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Oate
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Cincinnati
Duluth
Money Market Improves as Finance Moves Toward Mend
Local finance shows encouraging signs with improving business and renewed confidence. Clearing House reports indicate checking trails last year but gains are expected as markets settle. Saturday balances and weekly exchanges listed with improving overall tone.
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New York Drygoods Market Quiet Amid Holiday Week
The drygoods market in New York on January 14 remained quiet due to the holiday, with continued brisk sales of breach shirtings recently cut in price and stock movement largely complete. Prices may ease soon as values react. overall market sentiment is steady and optimistic with prints selling more and wash fabrics duplicated.
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Coffee market notes show mixed open and close actions
In New York on January 10 coffee options moved from steady to down and up within small ranges. Trading showed bag counts at 15 750, with January and February prices near 16 90916.25 cents and 15 00 cents, and several forward-month prices including March 15 608915.70 and May 14 250. September values also noted amid quiet tail cargoes.
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Witch of Prague trial noted in scattered reports
Fragmentary text hints at a trial or legal matter titled The Witch of Prague, with references to Horsford's Acid Phosphate and individuals including Dr. J. R. sores Kiowa Ind Ter, and Wordugh. unclear details and outcomes.
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Onions Steadily Rising as Commodities Mix in Markets
Domestic markets show onions advancing, corn and cereals firm, and bananas apples and potatoes steady. Trade reports from Berea indicate a further onion uptick with prices near 45 per bushel, while poultry and other groceries move with mixed strength and occasional price drops.
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Grain Exchange Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Prices
Receipts for the week ending January show 248 carloads, with oats corn and bay predominant among shipments by Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago Railway and by Pittssburg and Western lines. Prices for carload lots on track vary by grade with oats and corn firming while wheat and flour stay quiet and high grade hay remains strong.
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Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
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Shore
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River traffic rising as boats resume runs from Cincinnati
The C. W. Batchelor arrived from Cincinnati and will depart soon. The river measured under 6 feet yesterday with more rain likely to raise it. The Scotia carried a large load to Cincinnati and the Andes, laid up for three weeks, has been overhauled and will leave Cincinnati Friday and then run Tuesday from Pittsburgh.
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