My Second Day in Palestine at Jerusalem Sermon
Dr Talmage describes the return journey to Jerusalem from Joppa with vivid travelogue details. He notes attendance at the New York Academy of Music and Madison Square Garden for future sermons, laments security and hospitality in Pilgrimage routes, and culminates with entering Jerusalem as the awe of the holy city sifts through his reflections.
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DME
Broooklys
Talmage
Holy Land
New York Academy of Music
Academy of Music
Christian Herald
Madison Square Garden
St. Tahouge
New York City
Palestine
Jerusalem
Joppa
Towiayo
Walter Scott
Saladin
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Thadop
Draceman
David
Sapson
Samson
Librean
Wiliam C. Prime
Abou Gosh
Villace
Latran
Ajalon
Elah
Goliath
Stocktyn
New York
London
Sheba
Richard Conor de Lion
Solomon
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Mount Zion
Mount Moriah
Mount of Glives
Jesus
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Holy Sepulchre
Zion
Patmos
Este
Earth
Walla
Heavenly City
Wool Markets Br Louis Wool Receives 92 055 Ads
Wool market reports show Br Louis receiving 92 055 ads as market activity remains firm. Trade details highlight bat heats and overall strong demand across wool sectors.
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Br, Louis
Bat
Weekend levee activity and revised river schedules
Sunday traffic on the river levee was subdued yet busy with freight unloading as boats prepared to load after midnight. The Hudson left Saturday night with cargo and below engagements, East Liverpool shipped about 20 horses and carts to Cedric for Norfolk and Western railroad work, Scotia arrived four hours late, and Batchellor repairs finish tomorrow to restore packet service. Captain Henderson issued a new timetable with Scotia first out today and several vessels following. excursions drew crowds under pleasant weather while river levels fell, coal shipments dwindling unless heavy rain arrives.
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Hudson
East Liverpool
Cedric
Norfolk and Western
Andes
Ohio
Review of Trade and Market Tone in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg dispatch reports a strong week for wholesale grocery trade driven by the new tariff law. Prices rise for foreign fruits and canned goods, with sugar and coffee largely unchanged. Heavy flour and oats supplies boost shipments, but car counts near one hundred short of a full hundred, and hay remains scarce yet abundant acres suggest a temporary lift.
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New York
Ceren
Fittsburg
Washington
Allegheny
Markets by Wire Wheat and Corn Rally Across Several Cities
Chicago wheat rose to a higher price range with nervous but orderly action as December and May futures moved up. corn advanced on strong demand from large buyers with reports of husking difficulties in the West. Oats and lard showed steadier to firmer moves while cash quotes reflected mixed strength across the Produce Exchange and regional hubs including New York Philadelphia Minneapolis and Duluth with futures tracing a broad upswing on export rumors and local buying.
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Chicago
Ress Park
New York
Macheher
Hutchinson
Aige
Oate
Iec
Tige
Boston
New Orleans
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Lde
Do Creamery
Do Factory
Elgin
Ohio
Philadelphia
Ste
Hell
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
Toledo
Galtimore
Sige
Goige
Cincinnati
Duluth
Live Stock Markets at Best Liberty Stock Yards
The October 4, 189 proceedings report at Liberty Stock Yards shows cattle receipts at 1,401 head with 1,002 head shipped, market quiet with all consignments through. Fourteen carloads of cattle shipped to New York, hog receipts 4,100 head and 3,000 shipped with seven carloads to New York, sheep receipts 1,700 and 1,800 shipped with prices unchanged as market remained slow.
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PittssaRce
Satceday
New York
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Markets Update
Omaha market shows strong cattle receipts and mixed demand with feeders active and poorer grades slow. steers range from about 3.00 to 4.50 per 100 pounds, cows and heifers varied. Hog receipts around 4,100 with higher activity and prices near 4.00 to 4.40. sheep and lambs light but steady to slightly higher in some regions. Cincinnati and Chicago reports note steady to higher cattle and hog markets, with variable sheep demand. Kansas City and St Louis show strong cattle and steady hog markets, while Buffalo faces overall dull cattle trading yet fair meat demand.
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Omaha
Cincinnati
Erades
O Choice
Kansas City
Chicago
the Evening Journal
T. Louis
Texas
Inai
Drygoodn Market Quiet as Spring Goods Lead Demand
In New York the spot demand was light amid warm weather and early closing by commission houses. Spring specialties led activity while prices remained unchanged and no broad advance in domestic goods was seen. W. Hill of Pittsburgh sold 157 beef carcasses for Nelson Morris & Co of Chicago for the week ending October 4, 1890, at an average 630 pounds and about 5.79 dollars per 100 pounds.
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Produce Commission
New York
W. Hill
Pittburg Meat Supply Company
Church Avenue
Anderson Street
RB. W
Allegheny
Messrs. Nelson, Morris & Co
Chicago
Til
Cotton Poe
Ry Vytton
Hi Trust
Aanad Jan Pacific
Canada Southern
New
Central Pacioc
Chesapeake & Uh
Ry Ip C
Gias ‘Trust
Mil
St. Paul
Hal
Saenan Soon
Pitis
CSP
Ge Northwestern
Del
Haig
Den
Itlo Grande
Nee O
Lake Eri
Lake Shore
Erie & West Pf
Nashville
Michigan
Monile
Ontossourl
Pacine
National Iead Trust
New Yorn
Norfolk & Western Pf
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacife
Siera TA Cho
St. Ol
St. Ai & Duluth
St L
Seeeenee U. GU
M. EK
Ion
Northern Pac
Libs
Pac
Louisiana
Missouri
Salim
Stare St. Ft
Canada
St.l
M.central Pac
Isa Suf
Au Consols
G. Ists
L.G. Tr
Tis den
Pelo Ee
Unio Paciic Ista
Ion Erle
Esses Ood M. Kg
Castoria’s Product Script Across Generations
An old recalling jingle notes Castoria as a remedy from infancy to motherhood. It traces a family’s trust as a child seeks relief, a mother continues use, and the product remains a constant in daily care across generations.
Domestic Market Prices and Commodities Report
A historical market dispatch detailing grape supply and prices, large potato rot complaints, price trends for apples, dairy, eggs, chestnuts, cider, cheese, poultry, tallow, seeds, tropical fruits, and vegetables with specific quotations per unit. The report notes upward market drift for fresh eggs and guidance on fruit and nut prices.
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Prrrsnurg Dispatch
Commission
Burrer—Creamery
Elin
Ohia
Ile
New York
Wisconsin
Orchard Brass
Jamaica
California
Market notes show tariff boosts amid foreign fruit demand
The week brings no new features in trade except tariff passage strengthening markets for foreign fruit. Sugar and coffee hold, with package coffee cheaper than green. dealers expect later price moves. Listings cover green coffees, roasts, spices, oils, syrups, molasses, canned goods, fruit imports, dried fruits, nuts, and fish, with varied prices and grades across suppliers.
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Department of Trade
Java
Maracaivo
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Cass
Ohio
Giobe
Elaine
Cs Carnadine
Royaline
Ted
Oritz
Carolina
Louisiana
London
Muscatels
California
Valencia
Andara
Turkey
Alonica
Sicily
Brazil
Higgins
Eureka
Jeds
Grain and stock returns from the Grain Exchange and rail lines
Grain, flour and forward sales shown on call at Grain Exchange with carload oats and corn prices and weekly receipts. References to Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis and Pittsburg and Western shipments. Total week receipts 300 cars up from last year. Oats led the week in receipts, prices listed for various grain grades and flour.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York Stocks End Week Weak Amid Heavy Losses
The New York stock market opened sharply lower and stayed weak through the two hour session. Bears pressed prices across most issues with sales and heavy shorting. Lackawanna was the sole stock showing under support. The day closed near the lows as liquidation and a broad decline spread through the Dow era stocks and rail shares, despite a partial late rebound.
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New York
Bears
Lackawanna
Kansas
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Fragmented OCR Summary of Trade Figures and Cities
Incomplete text lists average charters, shipments, and runs with scattered city names. Mentions New York London Antwerp and a few figures such as 74 and 84. OCR errors obscure key subjects. no clear event or persons emerge.
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New York
London
Antwerp
Wat
Fourth Avenue
Pittebarg Leads Clearing House Gains in Week
The Clearing House reports strong business and steady fund supplies. Pittebarg holds the fort and advances to further victories with bank clearings rising to 16,234,000 from 15,645,001 the prior week, a nearly 800,000 increase and about 400,000 above last year’s activity. Money remains easy, liquidity expanding as settlements progress and deposits rise across business sectors.
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Clearing House
Pittebarg
Wetonstes
Reading of scattered mining stocks in New York market
A list of mining and metal stock names appears with quoted figures and locations including Bodie Cale donia B H 170 and Dead-I% at 1000. Other entries show Ontario 500 Occidental 170 Sutter Creek 190 and Sierra Nev 190 with varying prices. The fragmentary data suggests a market reel of mining shares in early 20th century New York trading.
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New York
Bodie
Caledonia
B. H
Consolidated California
Wood
Commonwealth
Homestake
Ontario
Occidental
Sierra Nevig
Sutter Creek
Bron Silver
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Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Tae Swift Spectrro Co
Atlanta. Ga
Lupra Pixxnam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Horne & CO
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Floancia
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Zephyr
Fupelity Title and Trust Co
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John B. Jackson
James J Donnell
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