Future Recognition of the Departed Asserted in Sermon
Dr. Talmage delivers a fiery outdoor sermon at Waseca Minnesota on July 13 arguing for positive certainty of reunion with loved ones in heaven. He cites biblical text I shall go to him and expands with stories of memory, recognition, and the joy of a celestial home circle where friends and family await.
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Pirpatch
Waseca
Mixx
Talmage
David
Heaven
Tsay
Celestial Gate
London
Stockholm
Paris
Dresden
Berlin
Abraham
Jacob
Newes
James
Joan
Peter
Christ
Moses
Elina
Mary
Martha
Dives
Victor
John Evans
Socrates
Orpheus
Homer
Cicero
Somerville
John Vredenburgh
Torough
Philip Doddridge
Fashon
Sin
China
Abrel
India
John Scudder
David Brainard
Senother
Harpers
Belleville
Madras
Antioch
Jerusalem
Ormal
John
George
Thomas
Florence
Shining Shore
Bethel
Jesus
Wool sales in London Weal Saies offer 11 404 bales
The wool sale at Loxroon today offered 11 404 bales of medium quality. Attendance was strong and competition was lively. Prices show firmness with Tunta Arenas wools in good demand and higher bids noted.
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London
Tunta
Drygoods Market Quiet in New York Trade
Business was light in drygoods in New York on July 12. The market showed excellent condition and a strong undertone with no new feature or incident to report.
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Drygoods
New York
Heart Disease Remedy Promises Vitality and Health
A dated advertisement touts Dr. Flint's ReMEDY as a cure to remove danger from heart disease and restore strength. It claims long standing heart illness can be defeated and invites readers to obtain the product through Mack Drug Co in New York.
Pittshore Market Report for Bee Stock July 1900
W Hitt of Pittshore Mout Empty Company at the corner of Church and Ander son streets sold for Mess Nelson Morris Co of Chicago during the week ending July 1900. Bee stock weighed 158 curonsnen with an average weight of 22 pounds and an average price of 6.28 per 100 pounds.
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W. Hitt
Pittshore
Church Avenue
Anderson Street
Ft. W
Pittsburg Beef Company
Swift
Chicago
Home Securities Market Quiet After Week's End
The stock market Saturday was a little off but steady in tone. Only sale was 100 Electric to Morris & Brown at 88. It closed at 88 bid as recovery from a low mood proceeds. Brokers withholding near close with scarce features overall.
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Morris & Brown
Philadelphia
Citeons
Central
Pleasant Valley
Luster
Pittsburg Bank Clearings Show Steady Gains Over Year
Pittsburgh money market remains active with strong savings and discounts. Week’s bank clearings reach 16,721,673.47 dollars, up from last year and prior week. Nearby tariff uncertainty slightly dampens some branches, but overall business is vigorous. Clearing House report notes exchanges, balances, and bond quotes as data points.
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Pittsburg
Clearing House
Markets by Wire Wheat spreads. corn falls under pressure
Light trading in wheat with prices easing after an early strength. Corn shows active fluctuations, trading heavy and closing lower after intraday gains. Oats weak, lard firm, pork sluggish as markets across Chicago New York Philadelphia and other grain hubs report mixed movements and steady cash quotes.
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Chicago
New York
Wno
Essa
Coney
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Uber
Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburg Office
Office reports receipts and shipments across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts 20 head, 1,512 head on market with slow demand as consignments move to New York. Hogs receipts 2,800 head with slow market though fair to best on 8 00. Seven carloads shipped to New York today. Sheep receipts 40 head with 600 head shipped, market unchanged.
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Pittsburg
New York
Cattle and hog markets across cities show mixed receipts
Telegraph dispatch reports cattle receipts in Chicago of about 2500 head with steady tone, hog receipts near 13 000 head and prices higher on average, sheep modest. Saint Louis notes steady cattle and hog markets with 8 000 hogs and 1 000 cattle shipments, Buffalo reports steady cattle and weaker hogs, while New York sees varied prices amid broad market activity.
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Chicago
the Drover's Journal
Texas
ST. Louis
Seale
Bleep
Jamie
Saale
Yeinas
Scarcity of staff marks July market in Pittsburg Dispatch
July 12 market notes report staff shortages limiting transactions in Country Produce Jobbing. Prices rise on scarce berries and potatoes while creamery butter and cheese firm. Rail strikes in the West shorten supply. many commission men out of stock. Prices for beans cucumbers citrus and eggs listed with varied regional quotes.
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Pittsburng Dispatch
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Aera
Ohio
Chessa
New York
California
Florida
Groceries Prices and Goods In Busy Market Report
Groceries show firmness in sugars and canned fruits with upward movement expected. General groceries remain active with stable prices. coffee quiet. Rio coffees and various canned fruits listed with multiple grade notes and prices. condensed into a dense catalog of imports and staples across brands, origins, and packaging.
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Rio
Seeholce
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Choice Kein
Thugon Kia
Carl
New Datas
Osgo
Urwail Nus
Ito
Lomu Urange Pea
Grain Exchange sales and rail receipts amid rising prices
Report of grain sales on the Grain Exchange with cars of oats rye corn and flour from Pittsburgh to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Lake Erie and Western routes. Receipts for the week end July 11 total 199 cars, with 58 cars carried forward. market notes cite scarce corn and oats and upward price trends. A Pennsylvania Railroad rule requiring a bill of lading presentation was reiterated. shippers warned to pay damage bills of lading if not included with the goods.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and Western
Elwood
Warten
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Compan
Wentern
Stock Market Reports a Dull Yet Firm Session in New York
New York July 12 trading opened dull but held a firm tone with gains in Hocking Valley Mobile and Chicago and East Illinois stocks, while Sugar Refineries and related issues hovered around 3 4 percent. The net open stayed unchanged at 71 cents, advancing briefly before retreating as supply outweighed demand. railroad bonds remained quiet with modest turnover. The day closed slightly firmer than the opening in a mostly unremarkable session.
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Qeiet
Orni
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Ile
Inetty
Nile
Ona
Kit
Wlray
Tendy Obicher
Philadelphia
Anguat
Joly
Baltimore
Northern
Milwaukee
Belge
Vetoes
Provisions Park
Hutter Quiet
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Enlinenet, Co
New York
Hocking Valley
Mobile
Obid
Chicago
East Illinos
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New York Stock Exchange
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Home Securities
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U.S
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Telegraph
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Goa
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Wall Street
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Ieerpsh Uni
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C. B. McLemons
Henderson, Tex
Swift Srecific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Joseph Horne & CO
St Gall
Toll du Nords
Era
Johane Sullings
Llinsons
Mexico
West Indies
South and
Central America
Brokrers—Financial
Fourth Avenue
Lawrence S. Mott & CO
Broadway
John M. Oakley & CO
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Honda
Medical
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Whitttier
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Gray
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