Pharaohs Must Go From Egypt to Domestic Life Reform
In a Cairo December voice, Dr. Talmage links Egypt’s biblical oppression to modern rulers and households. He denounces taxation and tyranny, lampoons Pharaohs in government and labor, and urges “Bricks without straw” reforms from schools to churches and marriages to end oppression.
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Breoonirs
Dr. Talmace
Dr. Talmage
Pyramids
Acropolis
Egypt
United
Washington
Brooklyn Bridge
Coffee futures firm with mixed bids and steady bids
New Tors October 31 reports coffee options opening steady and futures steady at 12.50 to 13.50 cents with November through July contracts listed. Spot and bid firm and quiet with No 7 at 2 1/2 cents. no sales. Market notes Rio car oats mortgage and grade seven at quoted levels.
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Iiste
Smpildke
Lsc
Bartrworr
Rio Cargoes
Inir
Mtge
Llegheny
VALLEY _RAILROAD
Juce Ti
Union Station
Pittsburg
Rutalo
Riven
Reni
Braeburn
Iftee
Sam Santee
Poe Dhaeeten Man
I Fan
Huffalo
Snrors and
Tinton Station
James P. Xs
Gene Gneral
The Metal Markets
Entry on metal markets notes dull activity in pig iron trading with references to American grades and a value of 816.
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Rvroen
Turpentine Markets Steady in New York Trading
Turpentine markets in New York show dull to strained tones with prices near a dollar per barrel. Trade remains quiet and steady as buyers and sellers wait for clearer demand signals.
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New York
Drygoods Market Quiet with Firm Tone in New York
The drygoods market in New York on October 31 showed quiet activity. The tone remained generally firm with some weakness in print cloths that had been in quiet demand.
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New York
Wool Markets Receipts and Shipments Report
Wool markets show receipts totaling 21,700 pounds with shipments at 11,409 pounds. The market remains unchanged as buyers and sellers hold steady in St. Louis and surrounding areas.
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St. Lourse
Convict Labor CompEx Devising Ways and Means to Avoid s Pres ent Foreign Evil
United States Consul General in Berlin reports German employers of convict labor mix convict wares with free labor goods making them indistinguishable. He asks consuls be allowed to refuse invoice certifications. Treasury says no legal authority but suggests factual statements on invoices to aid customs in blocking entry.
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Egypt
United States
Israel
Nile
Poamoh
Phartel
Pharaoh
Ammon
Osiris
Isis
Pharmel
Berlin
Department of State
Germany
Treasury Department
Spaulding
Secretary of State
Hunters Fire At Bennet Run School During Outrace
North Sewickley township School Director J Bliner reported an incident near Bennet Run schoolhouse two hunters fired at the building. One shot entered the door at close range but no children were seriously hurt though some were struck by pellet spray causing screams. Salvation Oil is mentioned as a remedy for rheumatism.
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Beaver Fats
J— Farmer Bliner
North Sewickley
Bennet Run
Seok
Market notes and hides price trends for week
The Pittsburg butter market eased as demand dropped while Elgin butter rose to 35c per pound. Potatoes remained abundant with large rail receipts. hog products declined. Hides fell further with no relief in sight, and calfskins held steady. Harness leather prices and shoe trade show a cautious rebound with low stock levels and expectations of a busier season ahead.
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New York
Winan
Chicago
Allegheny
Live Stock Markets Report Chicago and Midwest Receipts
Cattle and hogs show varied activity across major markets. Receipts range from 1,000 to 6,000 head with bidding steady to lower on many classes. steer values quoted around 2.00 to 4.60 per cwt, hogs near 3.50 to 5.50, and sheep and lambs fluctuating with demand.
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Chicago
Seana
Ogse
Canada
Cincinnati
Horgs
Choice Shippers
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Saturday Produce Markets Show Light Trade and Higher Prices
Saturday's market saw light trading with prices slightly higher than closing. Foreign buyers and favorable news from abroad supported the modest gains as shorts covered, with futures quoted by John M. Oakley & Co. and various exchanges showing mixed yet firmer tones across grains, meats, and dairy.
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Thioagh
Russia
John M. Oakley & Co
Chicago of Trade
Mining Stock Quotations From New York Market
A dash of stock quotations from New York shows prices for Adams Consolidated Deadwood 190 Gould and carry Homestake Mexican Ontario Sierra Nevada and Union. Sliver values listed include 344 and 14a with various figures in the day’s ledger.
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New York
Adams Consolidated
Deadwood
Ee Consolidated, Gould and
Carry Homestake
Tliver
Mexican
Ontario
Union
Sierra Nevada
Speculation and Money in a Dull Trading Week
Regular lines of trade yielded satisfactory reams during the week but speculation was apathetic on Change. It was one of the dullest weeks of the year with sales light and many active stocks weaker.
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Third National Bank
Chartiers
Philadelphi Gas
Wheeling
Piltsburgh Traction
Ana Switch
Central Triction
Pleasant Valley
Luster
Philadelpha Gas
Allegheny Valley Road
Belo
New York Bank
Quiet Week in General Produce Lines and End of Grapes Season
Market notes show a quiet week for country produce with a softening trend in cereals and a steady to firm stance for dairy. Grapes are abundant but quality wanes due to frosts while potatoes and sweet potatoes remain plentiful and slow selling. Live poultry supplies rise as prices ease and butter demand outpaces supply.
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Oriics
Panel Disratou
SaTunnar
Euxima—Creamery
Ohio
Seto
New York
Mhioa Tagare
Cape Couds
Isc
California
Moise
Ickens
Ge Inces
Buckrea
Leniana
Coney See
Florida
Amalia Oran
Grain Exchange Car Load Sale Totals and Weekly Receipts
A sale on call at the Grain Exchange listed 51 carloads of new yellow corn receipts, with 27 cars by the Pittsburg Ft Wayne and Chicago Railway and others by Baltimore and Ohio and Pittsburg and Lake Erie. The week ending October 30 saw the largest total receipts of the season, with oats and wheat leading, and market quotes for carload on-track prices showing mixed departures.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Oates
Rve
Ceresmas
Cuus
Shell
Sap
Wall Street Review of Richmond and West Point Plans
The market closed dull with coal stocks weak and Chicago Gas rising to higher prices. Lackawanna and Reading led the activity with reading and Union Pacific showing minor gains while Phenix mines spiked but did not affect overall trends. Total sales reached $745,000. bonds were more active with gains across many issues, though Denver and Rio Grande West failed to move.
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Richmond
West Point
Lackawanna
Chicago
New Yeak
Oct. IL
Reading
London
Boston
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
Tenneese
Denver
Guilt West
New York Exchange
Taz DisPatch
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth Avenue
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