The Ascension Sermon of Dr Talmage on Mount Olivet
A special Telegram from Brooklyn reports Dr. Talmage delivering a sermon on Ascension Day at the Academy of Music. He portrays Christ's ascension as a triumph over natural law, cites biblical scenes from Mount Olivet, and urges faith and prayer as potent forces against disease and fate, urging benevolence and kindness as guiding virtues.
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BrRookayx
Talmage
Academy of Music
David
Christ
Heaven
Sin
Death
Hell
Palestine
Mount Olivet
Jerusalem
Oliver
Jericho
Dead Sea
Jordan
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Pompey
Tenth Legion
Geth- Semane
Jesus
Bethany
Jerusaem
Ths Heights
Earth
Galilee
Anus Pharaoh
Cesar
Charles
Agai
Tiberias
Gadara
Hiessen
Raphael
Mendelssohn
Phidias
James
Strauss
Woolston
Spinoza
Hume
Sechleiermacher
Christ of
Ascension
Satan
Bethlehem
Calvary
Olivet
Joseph
Ascen
Nostor
Nazareth
Pilates Court Room
Domestic Markets Week's Cereal Receipts Very Large and Prices Steady
The Office of Pierispine Distance reports a quiet week for trade due to chilly rain. Receipts of strawberries declined but demand remains, dairy products drift upward with Elgin creamery bids likely to rise, eggs and butter firmer, and prices for potatoes cabbage and other staples showing modest gains or firmness amid limited supplies.
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Elgin Creamery
Creamery
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Fanor
California
Jamaica
Jersey
Bermuda
Groceries and sugars prices fall slight in Eastern markets
Readable lines show coffee options edging upward in the East while overall groceries remain quiet this week. The list enumerates numerous items from Rio coffees and canned goods to spices, sugars, dried fruits, and canned fish with varied prices and grades, reflecting a broad but unsettled market.
Grain and Flour Market Report From Grain Exchange
Grain, flour and feed sales on call at the grain exchange with oats and other commodities listed. Receipts total 43 cars with 34 for Pittsburg, Fu Wayne and Chicago and others. no wheat offered on call. Flour firm, prices per carload on track. mixed and barley prices noted. receipts this and prior week summarized with oat and wheat totals and several railroad flows.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fu Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Provisions: Sugar-cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon Lead Prices
Sugar-cured hams large priced at 10e, medium 103j¢e, small 114¢. Sugar-cured breakfast bacon ige. Dried beef flats 6c, sets 0c, rounds 12c. Bacon hounds 6c, clear sides 7gc, clear bellies e. Dry salt shoulders 5c, dry salt clear sides Tige Meag rk. Heavy pork barrels and tubs priced, 18 50 to 18 60 for Mess pork. PigsFeet barrels 400, quarter barrels 215.
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Californie
Markets by Wire and Strady Chicago Wheat Trading Sharp
Chicago wheat futures moved actively with nervous traders awaiting a government report. July dominated volume as May and June lagged. prices swung widely, settling modestly higher. Oats and pork showed limited activity, while corn remained firm early then weak, with rain in the Northwest and varied domestic signals shaping prices.
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Chicago
Northwest
California
St. Louis
Missouri
Gunes Sagan Gancabnge
Jane
New York
Canada
New Orleans
Japan
Western Steam
Clos Atory
Western
Elgin
Philadelphia
Twentieth Street
Minneapolis
Bio
Els Sogia
Toledo
New York Stocks Bullish Tone Amid Mixed Moves
The New York stock market shows a strong undertone with broad activity. Texas Pacific leads gains on Gould’s praise while Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis spike late. Pacific Mail weakens on election rumors. Bond sales remain brisk with Texas Pacific and Iron Mountain among active issues.
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New Yon
Texas Pacific
Gould
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Trusta
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicazo
St. Louis
Pacific Mall
Tra
Bears
Chicago
Aow
Texas Pacific Seconds
Iron Mountain
Wabash Seconds
St Louis
Arkansas and
Texas Trust
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Iron Mountains
New York Stock Exchange
Lux Disratch
Whitney & Step Denson
Pittsburg
Fourth Ave
Leather and Hides Rise in Upward Leather Market
Harness and light leather prices advance two cents per pound as activity surges in Allegheny tanneries. Hides and calfskins follow with raises starting May 12. Buyers report strong orders and dwindling stocks, signaling a persistent uptrend across tanning centers.
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Allegheny
James Callery
Lester, Saat and Stalmed
Ohio
Cleveland
Philadelphia Stocks Soar Amid Broad Market Rally
Read as a clipped stock page item highlighting gains across major brokers and exchanges. Mentions Fourth Avenue listings, Western stocks, and a reference to Navigation and Northern Pacific lines. Factual tone suggests a brisk market upswing with key firms named.
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Philadelphia
Hleek Nis iv Phenson
Fourth Avenue
Koaness Ork Stock Exchange
Live Stock Markets Across Cities May 10 1890
East Liberty reports cattle receipts 1 360 head with 735 head shipped. hogs receipts 4 000 head with 2 550 shipped. market fair. New York shipments include seventeen cattle cars and six hog cars. St Louis cattle receipts 50 head, 1 000 shipped, market steady. hogs 1 100 receipts, market steady. sheep 1 600 receipts, market strong. Cincinnati cattle and hogs 5 800 and 1 000 receipts with mixed pricing. Buffalo cattle 238 loads, steers and sheep stronger. hogs 18 loads shipped. market activity variable.
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Pitttsburg Dispatch
New York
T. Louis
Stoers
Indiana
Giace Tyr
Cincinnati
Disappointing Week for Home Securities Markets
A cautious week in stocks ends with few sales and mixed moves. Westinghouse Electric trades at 40 with 100 shares. Philadelphia Gas, Wheeling, and Central Traction show steadier or improved action. Switch and Signal surges to bid 1f? and offer 15 amid rising activity. Bank and insurance shares stay strong yet markets fail to meet trader expectations for higher prices.
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Westinghouse Electric
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Bridgewater
Chartiers
Switch and Signal
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
Neereaerenee Tenesty
Bankers optimistic on money supply and activity
Quiet banking Saturday with ample funds and steady rates. Clearing House data shows a weekly gain in bank clearings of about 2.7 million, signaling modest revival in trade despite external pressures.
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Clearing House
ISS
Enco
Movements In Realty With Several Big Land Deals
J Fleming & Co at 152 Fifth Avenue sold No 6 Aspinwall plan at Aspinwall station fronting 10 feet on Freeport avenue and extending back 140 feet to an alley for 92000 to a prominent business man They also sold Nos 282 and 283 on Fourth Avenue at Aspinwall for 825 each on easy payments Mellon Brothers sold to Joseph D Turner lot No 64 in Mellons plan of orchard lots corner St Clair and Black streets 412110 feet for 2000 to John McClaan lot No 56 in Mellons plan of Allinder place 24x100 feet on Homewood avenue for 050 to A S Goering lot No 44 in Melsons plan of lots at Walls station 25x105 for 600 to Mrs Maria C Steiner lot No 41 in Mellons Le of Copeland place at Braddock 214x114 for 74
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J. Fleming & Co
Fifth Avenue
Aspinwall
Aspinwall Station
Freeport Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Mellon Brothers
Joseph D. Turner
Mellon
Copeland Place
Braddock
Wool Markers At London Wool Sale brisk demand for better grades
London auctions drew a moderate crowd with brisk competition for the better class wools while the inferior lots were largely neglected.
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London
Market Fair in Cotton Goods Trade Report
A fair of cotton goods drew buyers and sellers with steady activity. Bleached descriptions appeared among items, and overall market tone remained even as buyers showed interest across the floor.
Market rates and railroad stock quotes in a late 19th century snippet
A fragmented railway and market listing from a newspaper page shows daily corrections and quotes. It references Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Central Pacific Oregon and Transcontinental, West Shore, and Union Pacific with various rates, shipments, and brokers. It notes prices from A B McGrew and regional exchanges, reflecting period trading activity and broker notes.
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Z K. BT
Staal Anton És
J. C. Int
Pacific
Northern Mac
Louisinnastam
Missouri
Northw
Oregon
Trans
Canada
Central ‘Pacific Ists
Itt Bu
Chi &L'C
Statin den
K. G. Aes
G. da
Pe. L
C. RG
Union
West Shore
St Louis Wool Market Receipts Steady Amid Low Texas Clippings
St Louis wool receipts total 25,038 pounds with very little of this year’s clippings roved from Texas or the Territories. Quotas remain essentially unchanged as market activity shows steady demand and stable allotments.
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St. Louis
St. Loouis
Texas
Territories
Market Report for Week Ending August 8 1890 Pittsburg Meat Sales
W Hruu of Pittsburg Mest Supply Company reports beef sales for the week ending August 8 1890. Messrs Nelson Morris of Chicago bought meat from the firm located at the corner of Church Street and Anderson Street. The week saw 1980 pounds of beef averaged at 64 pounds per head with total value around five dollars.
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W. Hruu
Pittsburg
Mest Supply Company
Church Ret
Anderson Street
Messrs
Nelson Morsris & of
Chicago
Prrrspure Beer Co Reports Wholesale Dressed Beer Sales
Prrrspure Beer Co the wholesale agents for Swift s Chicago dressed beer report sales for the week ending ee 10 with 236 beer and an average weight per carcass of 53 pounds and an average price per pound of 6.77 cents.
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Prrrspure Beer Co
Swift
Chicago
Armour & Co
New York movement on shop girls not affect Pittsburg
Pittsburg merchants dismiss New York plan by Working Woman's Association to organize a consumer league and boycott employers. Local store owners defend pay and hours, noting clerks earn up to 25 dollars weekly with commissions and earlier closing on Saturdays. Several Pittsburgh employers applaud or doubt the need for such a movement.
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New York
Consumers’ League
Working Woman's Association of
New York City
Pittsburg
Morris Baer
Kanfmanos
Dispatch
Baer
Corbin Horne
Penn Avenue
Horne
Danziger
Golden Eagles Plan May Convention Parade Visit Steel Works
Coroner McDowell arranges the annual Supreme Castle of America Knights of the Golden Eagle convention in this city May 27 to 30. About 5,000 uniformed knights will parade on opening day, led by Chief Marshal McDowell. Delegations arrive from Pennsylvania Ohio Delaware New Jersey West Virginia and Maryland. Guests include RE Emery Ennis and William Culbertson. Tuesday tours cover town sites and a Monongahela river excursion. General Manager Schwab to host a plant tour at Edgar Thomson Steel Works. Next Tuesday parade by Lorain Stitz Commandery and Lorena Castle to initiate Mayor Gourley and Morgue superintendent J B McKinley.
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Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Coroner McDowell
Supreme Castle of America
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Delaware
New Jersey
West Virginia
Marylend
E. McCall
E. T. White
Supreme Castle
Lafayette Hall
Emery Ennis
Order
William Culbertson
Department of Public Safety
Philadelphia
Sir Knights
Silver Lake Grove
Monongahela River
Schwab
Braddock
Supreme Officers
Lonia C. Stitz Commandery
Lorena Castle No. 131
SAD PALL FROM GRACE A PROHIBITIONIST FALLS
A respected Prohibitionist is mocked by a cellar prank near Peon avenue as two bartenders toss a whisky jar a hat falls, the proprietor offers a flask, and an officer intervenes. The aged advocate later appears on a Citizens' car in a drunken state. Armour & Co. reports dressed beef sales for May 10, 1890.
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Peon Avenue
Dispatch
Castoria Trusted Through Life Stages
A nostalgic note traces Castoria’s use from infancy to motherhood. It highlights the medicine as a constant, citing early childhood illness and later motherhood as moments of reliance, portraying Castoria as a dependable remedy across generations.
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Sige
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Pickerel
Potomac Herring
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Central Pacific
Louisville& Nashville
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Michigan
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Oregon Improvement, & Sa
Western Union
BOM Wheeling &L. E
Office OF PicTisune Dispatcr
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East Liberty
Telegraph
Home Securities
John M. Ne
Sixth Street
Foston Ry
Albany
Ponice
Maine
B&q
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San
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Flint & Pete
Mr. Mass
Mex
N. Eng
Old Colony
Wis
Allones Mg
Boston
Golden Eagles
Castoria
Abe
Miss
Erate
Joseph Horne & CO
St. Gall
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Asiset
Toll du
Mellon & Sons Bank
Firrssune, PA
Iseue
Weil Oeectite
Eee
the Dispatch Business Office
Smithfield and
Diamond Sts
Trus Trust Co
Ray Addom
Ives
Srokers— Financial
Mya
John M. Oakley & Co
Sixth ST
Bankees
Medical
Whittier
Doctors Lake
Wood
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Joseph Fleming & Son
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