Sword and Doom of War as Disarmament Looms
Chaplain Talmage preaches on the sword as a symbol of righteous warfare and liberty, praising military heroes from Marathon to Washington while warning of its doom and urging global disarmament tied to arbitration and peace efforts. The sermon frames war, courage, and sacrifice within a call for universal disarmament and restrained military power.
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War's cruelties and symbols fade into regimental calls
A passage laments war's brutal toll from loot and screams at Sedan to the echoing needs of wounded. It envisions fire and forge transforming swords into plowshares and urges dedication to God country home. It frames regimental identity with Rose and Lily symbols.
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Quiet Stock Trade on Wall Street After Holiday Lull
The New York stock market opened quiet amid holidays and light attendance. Prices fluctuated only in small fractions with most shares easing slightly from Thursday’s close while the London market rose on resumed travel rates. The day saw mixed gains and losses, a near million rise in the surplus reserve briefly lifting late session prices, and a generally subdued but active table of prices on the Exchange.
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Dry Goods Market Notes and Price Advances
Dry Goods in New York report shows most commission houses closed with no new features. Pembroke meetings were advanced on basis of a few cents per yard for bleached and brown goods, with specific penny rates for 5 inch bleached 60 inch brown and 104 bleached 60 inch brown. Dr Miles Nervine advertised with sample availability at Joseph Fleming and Son's Market Street.
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Domestic Markets Report on Cheese Butter Eggs and More
Supply of new cheese rises to meet demand while prices stay steady. Butter remains slow and eggs show improvement with good demand for fresh. Potatoes and tropical fruits move with mixed signals as strawberries falter and berries remain limited. Output notes and several price ranges appear for dairy, eggs, produce, and staples across regional markets.
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Groceries and coffee prices rise in the East impact noted
The report notes a 1 6 cent advance in sugars in the East and potential follow up gains in local markets within a day or two. It lists assorted grocery items with prices for coffee, dried fruits, canned goods, oils, spices, pickles, salts, syrups and more, plus weekly grain receipts and carload price levels.
Sugar cured hams and bacon items catalog in old market list
A fragmented market list shows various sugar cured meats and related products including hams bacon and beef items with prices and packing options. It references dry salted and smoked sausages, dried beef rounds, salting methods, and container types such as pails cans and tubs.
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Feverish Wheat Market Shows Wide Swings
Chicago and regional markets display a volatile wheat session with early firm tones due to cold weather and bullish crop chatter, followed by a downturn on poorer state reports. Prices recovered late, July up 31c, August and September up around 13-24c from lows, driven by short-covering and unsettled demand. futures and cash lines across corn oats and lard mirror mixed trade.
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Meat Prices and Trading Notes in Pittsburgh Area
The notice lists wholesale commodity prices for wool and related textiles including various grades and preparations. It then records the Pittsburgh Meat Gaupry Company sale, noting its location and the brokers Nelson Morris & Co of Chicago, with weekly totals of 233 care aseen, weight, and average price per 100 pounds for the week ending May 31, 1000.
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The Grocers Trade May 1890 Market Report
May closes with high activity in wholesale groceries and persistent price levels. Sugars rise slightly while beef, canned meats, and eggs show firm demand but varied costs. butterine replaces butter, and hides and harness leather stay strong, with scarce choice hay and steady flour markets.
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Market Quietness Dominated by Electric Decline
The stock session showed little activity with Electric leading the day lower as 20 shares traded from 39 to 344 before closing. Pittsburg and Western preferred and common were the only other active issues, totaling 500 shares and edging higher, while Westinghouse Electric and small blocks of other issues barely moved.
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Live Stock Markets Mixed with Regional Variances
The Drovers Journal reports Chicago market activity with 1,600 cattle receipts and weak prices for cows and steers while hogs show strong demand at 12,000 head. sheep receipts around 1,500 with steady prices. Cincinnati records hogs and sales details with several land parcels traded in the Nineteenth and Twentieth wards, including a 178 foot lot on Hays street sold to Benner and Cady for 45 per front foot and a 152 by 105 foot lot for 200 to J. Aland.
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Bank conditions hold steady with strong week
A calm banking day with ample money and steady 6.7 percent rates. Deposits outpaced withdrawals, currency stable, small notes in limited supply. The Clearing House report is favorable. week and month comparison show notable gains, signaling prosperity.
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