What is in a name Jesus preached in Queenstown
The sermon on January 2 in Queenstown by Rev. T De Witt Talmage from the steamer Auranis focused on the name Jesus. He argued that a name carries meaning and power, urging listeners to consider the significance and beauty of the name Jesus, its associations with Bethlehem, Calvary, and eternal life, and inviting personal acceptance at the altar.
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PECUS
Queenstown
Auranis
Liverpool
T. de Witt Talmage
Holy Land
America
Paul
Jesus
Ain
Jeboiakim
Tiglath- Pileser
Jarou
Apostle
Crombie
Mame
Ponte
Spain
Austria
France
Christ
Snow Castle
Lion Grove
Pagoda
God
Altar of Mercy
Chris
Labodchere on Browning The Great Editor’s Unflattering Take
A London Truth piece relays a dinner party impression of poet Robert Browning. The Great Editor claims Browning is not a true poet due to awkward and obscure verse. Also noted: Anmour & Co. report weekly sales data ending January 25, highlighting Crycasee average weight 575 pounds and average price 531 dollars.
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Anmour & Co
Pirrssvore Beer Co Sells Beef Carcasses for Week Ending
Pirrssvore Beer Company as wholesale agents for Swift s Chicago dressed beef sold for the week ending 25 16834 carcasses weighing 633 pounds each and priced at 5.76 cents per pound.
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Pirrssvore Beer Company
Swift
Chicago
Market Report from Sarvasaving Dispatch January 25 1800
The market remains quiet with supply tightness in apples and potatoes. Poultry prices firm and eggs yield higher prices in Mercer county, while New York dairy products and fruits show mixed availability. Various commodities including beans cider chest nuts and grains are listed with wide price ranges amid overall weak demand.
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Prrrsaving Dispatch
Sarvapay
Pittsburg
Mercer County
Burres—Creamery
Elgin
Ohia
New York
B. bouLray
Choice
Ronen Ren Steelhy
Florida
Sugar market stalls as scarcity stifles price rise
The report notes no meaningful sugar price increase despite a rise in demand. Home markets show rare soft white sugar and robbers claim orders cannot be filled. Prices for coffees stay steady while general groceries move slowly. The long list of commodities includes varied Rio and Java coffees, rices, spices, canned goods, dried fruits, nuts, and vegetables with mixed availabilities and prices.
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Quezs Corree
Java
Maracaibo
Mocha
Santos
Sega Ne Boastan
Inapers
Ee Amsak
Sen
Cheion Bo Soreines
Adotty
Prime Semer
Ordi
Sasori
Srices Eee
Royalian
Tend Wal
Louisiana
Forres Fauris
London
California
Muscatels
Valencia
Ondaura
Sultan
Turkey
Brasil
Isao
Bbc
Gairy
Higgins
Eureka
Hid Co
Amison
Lake Eewor
Finnan Haddock
Grain and Flour Market and Car Sales Report
Grain and flour sales on the Grain Exchange cover carloads by Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburg and Lake Erie and weekly receipts totaling 177 cars, with mixed commodities including bay corn bran oats and flour. Prices for No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and various baker and milling grades are listed with a cautious market tone and slight price firmness in shell corn and strong export demand for select grades.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Aise Bos
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sugar cured hams and bacon prices list
A dense OCR fragment lists sugar cured hams in large medium and small sizes with prices, sugar-cured breakfast bacon, dried beef products, salt and clear sides, and various warehoused pork products. It includes numerous unit prices, pails, barrels and quarter measures, plus references to half barrels and family pork lots.
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Mesa Post
Cas. Berks Hakaton
Two Big Realty Deals Boost Pittsburg Market
Weather and roads spur brisk business with real estate activity in Pittsburg. Notable sale of 41 Smithfield Street properties for about 50 000 to Thomas D Messler, with a prior 70 000 deal not ratified by a Cleveland heir. A Squirrel Hill land tract sold for 57 000, with the deal to close soon. rents expected to rise in favored localities and remain steady elsewhere.
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Pittsburg
Smithfield Street
James B. Youngson
Thomas D. Messler
Heira
Cleveland
Black & Baird
Henry A. Weaver & Co
Cleveland Beir
D. P. Black
Squirrel Hill
McKeesport
Ao Iria
Loughrey
Loughrey & Frew
Philadelphia
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street
Whitney & Stephenson
Penosylvania
Market Rises on Strong Bank Statement and Active Trading
Fear of a future monetary squeeze eased after the bank statement. buying intensified and stocks surged. Reaging led with active demand touching 40, signaling a dispute-related surge, with gains in Manhattan and other major shares. Railroad bonds remained notably active. two-hour dealings totaled 1,261,000 and the weekly bond sales reached 90,420,000, as prices on NYSE listed various gains across industries.
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Manhattan
Chicago
Linois
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Tennessee Coal
Terre Haute
Colorado
Santa Fe
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney Astepheneon
Pittsburg
Wheat and oats markets slide amid weak cash demand
The wheat market opened heavy and closed lower with 3¢c declines, as long positions and atop orders weighed on prices. Corn trading was light and dull, while oats fell slightly on ample arrivals and weak demand, with May contracts leading losses and broader market softness across grains described in a locally focused report.
Still Climbing as Bank Exchanges Hold Strong
The bank exchanges exceeded 3750 over last week versus 1859, signaling strong business conditions. The money market remained quiet and easy on Saturday with abundant funds and steady 6 7 discounts. Clearing House balances were 1,667, Bi, with prior week at 18,002,74 and week of 1839 at 12,265, SH. Northern Pac lists and Missouri coal stocks seen, with West Shore and Gen. & Co. noted among holdings.
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Clearing House
Jump Stock Market Shows Stronger Activity In New York
The New York stock market opened with notable activity for a Saturday, showing stronger demand than earlier in the week. London and Boston bought mainly Sugar Refiners and other offerings, with England's purchases contributing to broader gains. The market widened, bank reserves increased, and rumors of refinery agreements circulated while overall trading remained robust.
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New York
London
Boston
England
Stenail
Minnepolis Market Receipts Lag Demand As Prices Dip
Local receipts totaled 88 cars in 24 hours with 37 cars of shipments and about 40 to 5 cars of fresh arrivals left unsold. Futures firm while spot prices eased slightly. Large orders unavailable as demand outpaced supply for mill wheat. Quotations show No 1 hard and No 1 Northern on track with varied January February and May terms. MILWAUKEE flour dull and wheat prices mixed, ToLEDO cloverseed prices ease with cash and January terms noted.
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Minferpolis
Vongg
Milwaukee
Toledo
Paroxysmal Oil Trading Dull Then Spurt as Shorts Cover
Oil trading was dull and narrow until about 11 o'clock when shorts covered causing a brief spurt. The session closed with prices from 106 to 103 1/4, and a weekly clearances total of 2,908,000. analysts note low values and argue for both potential advance and further declines amid stock declines and certificate reductions.
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Oil City
Wells show strong output at Stephenson No 3 and Winterberger
The Stephenson Oil Company's No 3 on Fergusion farm Shannopin extension yields over 200 barrels in first 24 hours to yesterday noon. Jennings & Co Winterberger farm well three miles SW of Brush Creek in the third sand was drilled to the fourth and shows potential for a good well, increasing the producing field. Petroleum prices opened steady then rose, with NY trading at about 1.06 to 1.07 and sales around 195,000 barrels.
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Stephenson Oil Company
Ferguson Farm
Shannopin Extension
Jennings & Co
Winterberger Farm
Brush Creek
NEW BUILDINGS PERMITS RISE AFTER BAD ROADS
Building activity increased last week with 50 permits issued, one more than the prior week. Total permits this year reached 117, versus 85 in January 1868 and 170 in January last year, as the year 1880 begins strong for the city. Improvements total $214,771 to date.
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H. Kohn
Norton Avenue
Joan Siebert
Thirteenth Street
Hth Ward
James Watters
Patterson Street
Thomas H. Lohr
Mission Street
Fred Hampe
Arlington Avenue
Seventh Ward
F. Hampe
Charles Wittman
Charles Wieuma
Charles Ittman
Brady Street
Fourteenth Ward
William Miller
Monastery Avenue
Mena Ehrig
Ella Street
John L. Elliott
Webster
George M. King
Wandless Street
H. Hohenhimebasch
Sapphire Alley
A. Weisbacher
Lila Street
Michael McNally
Second Avenue
Fred Werth
Carson Street
Twenty
Adam Launderbach
Prospect Street
Thirty-second Ward
Avenue
Twestpeet and
Ward
Pittsburg Market Report Passes Quiet Saturday
Office notes a slow market with incoming consignments and no price changes. Cattle receipts total 1 040 head moving to New York, hog receipts 3 000 with 2 600 shipped, prices unchanged for the week.
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Pittsburg
New York
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Across Markets Report
Telegraph dispatches from Cincinnati Chicago and Kansas City show cattle receipts around 110 to 2,000 head with mixed demand and steady to weak trading. Prices range from 1.20 to 4.00 for beeves and steers, sheep receipts near 8 000 head with lambs at 5.00 to 6.50, and hogs about 3.50 to 3.80 as markets struggle to find traction.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
Kansas
Fragmented cattle market list with mixed weights and items
A damaged OCR list shows numerous entries for green salted hides beef cuts and calves with scattered weights. Repeated phrases mention hides cows bulls hips and ronner kips, tallow and other livestock items, but many figures are garbled.
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Ricanasiierie
X. Tallow
Wall Street Gossip Sees Room for Speculative Rebound
Wall Street Special to John M Oshley & Co New York January 21 reports revived speculative mood amid favorable bank data and easing money supply, with key stocks like Moshollan Sugar Northern Pacific Louisville Nashville and others noted. Bulls expected to push a revival while oil markets hinge on Standard Oil actions and oil country skepticism persists.
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Tandard Oi! Company
Wall Street
John M. Oshley & Co
Youk
United States
Buenos Ayres
Berlin
London
Moshollan
Northern Pacifics
Louisville
Nashville
Atchison
Canada Southern
Fort Worth
Denver
Union
Standard
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Emmaus
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Harp
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Mana
Rothechild
Cevier
Irving
Wasi
William
Gregory VI
Gandis
Conrad
Germany
Richard I
Laula XIV
Catharine
Russia
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St. Marks
St. Peters
Paleys
Richard Baxters
Earth
Heaven
Jesua
Messiah
Sharon
Labodchere
Browning
London Truth
Mr. Browning
Eneys
Yerus Bas
Bay
Rye W. Straw
Smithfeld Street
Thomas D. Mesaler
C. HH. Love
W. A. Herron & Sons
Bank of England
Barbour
Chartiers
Wess
National Lead ‘Trust
Uhlongo Gas Trust
Ik Ithe
Boston & Albany
Itex.c
San Diego
Centra
Santa Fe Copper
Whitney & Mephenson
Ata
New York Stock Exacs
Naga Ommenin T
Esaneeuse
Western
Canada
Rio
New Orleans
Japan
Northern Pac
Pacificis
Ieee Pac
Missouri Coossa
Iason Paoise
Beall
Erain Depot
ilZo
Agel Sali
Shorts
John M. Oagiey & Co
Pittsburg Petroeum
Coeberwee Atotaro
Pune
Bremen
Awit McGrew
Puts
Calla
Petroleum
Phat
Iment Stock Exchange
Ongles
Og Choses
Borg
St East
East Liberty
Telegraph
Bea Oath Shipiaet
Shipmen Horizons
Fame
Sons of St. Crispin
Haverhill
Order of
Massachusetts
Lynn
St. Crispin
Tration
Sheraa
Rae
Soeseny
Allegheny Harness
John
Abe
Iron Swift
Atlanta
Gas
Holesale
TSN Horne & CO
Directee Et
Manume Gall
Cambric Tech
Wash Dress Fabrica
Heather & Renfrewhams
T, Mellon & Sons’ Bank
Mexico
West Indies
South
Central America
Joan B. Jackson
James J. Donnell
B. McVay
Bec’y
Brokers—Financial
A Stephenson
Cp Rahman York
the Safe Deposit CO
Fourth Avenue
A. Garrison
Edward
Wm. Rea
Vic Pan Son
Tecay
Pescsans
Henry A. Miller
Fourth Aveone
Pleuwr
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankees
Sixth ST
Pittaburg
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Sunda
Fittsburg
K. Speen
Stodm x
Tan
F.C
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