The Crooked Shall Be Made Straight Sermon Tenet
Rev Dr Talmage in Brooklyn previews sermons on prayer as daily business reform and a coming redistribution of property. He argues God’s providence is particular not generic, offers examples from history and art, and urges relentless prayer to straighten life’s crooked aspects.
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Dr. Talmage
Dispatch
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Talmage
New Brooklyn Tabernacle
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Christian Herald
New York City
New York Academy of Muse
Fourteenth Street
Holy Land
Nile
Isaiah
Taternacle
St. John
America
Midnight Express
Trither
Strogelinge
William B. Dodges
Pewr Coopers
James ~Enoxes
George Peabodge
Parwer
Cnet
Rae
Galilee
Daniel
Bowders
God
Chris Endom
Wen
Washington AlSton
Uriel
Royal Academy
Allston
Alliston
Marquis of Stafford
Bilde
James Yk
Atlantic
Elijah
Palestine
John Easter
Virginia
John Master
Behond
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Gor
Ocean
Satan
Maine
Florida
New York
Ohio
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Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Louisiana
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
The
Union
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Champs Elysee
Paris
Sedan
Alan
North Pole
South Pole
Angels of Mercy
New York Stocks End Lower After Quiet Session
The New York stock market opened weak and stayed heavy through the day with most issues closing at or near their lows. Industrials led declines while Missouri Pacific held up comparatively, and bonds showed active trading with a massive New York Seaboard sale. government and state bonds remained dull. A daily list of active stocks appeared, showing broad weakness and only minor gains in a few items.
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New York
London
Bears
Lackawanna
Grangers
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Morket
Chicago
Burlington
Texas Pacific
Kansas
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Philadelphia Stocks Closing Report from Fourth Avenue Penny Market
The page lists fluctuating stock quotes from Philadelphia and New York exchanges, with prices for Erie, Pennsylvania Railroad, Boston and Albany, Eastern H R Fitch, and several others. It notes daily market corrections by John M. Oakley & Co at 45 Sixth Street and references London and Liverpool refinings, along with weekly market receipts and overall market activity.
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Fourth Avenue
Witmer
Buphamen
New York
Raked
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Weste
Lenieh Valley
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
H.R
Fitch Kkmet & Heels
Ae & Mont
Sabidr
Flint & M
Nta
Mass
Mae Tam
Old Colony Halland
Wis
Lamson Store
John M. Oakley & Co
Hixth Street
Hides and Calfskins Decline Amid Market Slowdown
Hides of light weight and calfskins have fallen from August peaks while heavy steer hides stay steady. Pittsburgh and Allegheny tanners set new prices for September 22, with light hides and calfskins down and harness leather stable. Receipts of grain and hay declined due to Western rail blockades, and dairy butter prices fell further while apples, potatoes, and grapes show mixed movement.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Markets by Wire Wheat Coffee and Grain Prices Report
Chicago markets show light trading with few outside orders and mixed futures. Wheat steady to slightly lower with Dec and May futures around 10 to 12 cents, corn active but within narrow ranges, oats firmer near futures, pork and lard trades steady, and cash grain quotes mixed across Midwest exchanges with receipts and futures ebbing and flowing.
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Chicago
Shorts
New York
O. B
England
Sige Oplerator
Ted
Japan
Western Dairy
Paglic Elgin
Ohio Flats
Philadelphia
Twentieth Street
Isige
Soige
West
Ezegr
Pennayivania
ST. Louis
Harley
Iowa
Minnesota
Macon
Minneapolis
Northern
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yards
Report of September 2 1890 shows cattle receipts 1897 head with 1680 shipments and no market activity through consignments. Hog receipts 3400 with 3900 shipments. Philadelphia market about 505 510 dollars. Eleven cars of hogs shipped to New York. Sheep receipts 1200 with 1000 shipments and no demand or sales.
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East Liberty
New York
Philadelphias
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Markets Reported
Telegraph dispatch from Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City and Buffalo detail cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices. Texans and rangers show price drops. hogs steady to lower with prime heavy and butchers’ stock around 4.60 to 4.70. sheep steady to strong, lambs high. Also notes Pittsburg meat supplier sale for week ending September 20, 1890 with 612 lb average weight and $85.72 per 100 pounds.
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Chicago
Journal
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Sheen
Pittsburg Meat Supply Company
Church Avenue
Anderson Street
R. W
Allegheny
Messrs. Nelson, Morris & Co
Castoria Recalled in Fragmentary Ad Snippet
An OCR fragment references Castoria in a nostalgic ad style noting its use with babies and children. The incomplete text also mentions a Miss and a girl clinging to Castoria, followed by a garbled line about a ph problem and a wren, reflecting a damaged historic advertisement snippet.
Entitled to the Beat di bay. op every Snanny
For sale in and 100 bottles by all leading druggists. The text advertises a family remedy Syrup o Pies to cleanse the stem when costive or bilious, mentioning "Entitled to the Beat" and a Bay area reference.
Domestic Markets Report From Pittsburg Dispatch 1890
The cooler weather boosts trade with firmer demand for apples and potatoes while cereals stay steady. Butter eggs and other staples show modest gains, with oversupply in bananas and near end of watermelon season. tomatoes rise to firm prices and produce items mix across regions including Missouri apples and New York dairy products.
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Missouri
Concord
Department of Wholesale
Elgin
Ohio
New
New York
Lunburger
Wisconsin
Slic
Jamaica
California
Jersey
Grocerica Market Report Shrugs Over Coffee Move
The department trade shows no new features with steady staples and rising teas. Coffee prices are steady or up slightly with mixed Rio grades and old Government Java, while roasters await further shifts. other goods like sugars and spices hold firm as markets stay level across the board.
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Grocerica
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Santos
Caracas
la Guayra
Cassia
Ohio
Elaine
Igor Carmeee Royaline
Iigc
Miviens Orl
Palatine
Carolina
Louisiana
London
Muscatels
California
Muscatela
Alee
Ondara
Valencia
Sultana
Salonica
Sicily
Smyrna
Brazil
Cheessies
Eureka
de George's
Shore
Hollies Herbing
Herting See
Wen
Receipts and grain prices at the Grain Exchange September 1800
Receipts listed by rail lines include 5 cars of oats, 1 of barley, 1 of rye, 1 of bran, 2 of flour, 1 car of feed, 2 of oats, 1 of corn, 1 car of corn, 1 of rye, 8 of wheat, 1 of malt, 9 cars of rye, 20 hay, 8 hay, and note 1 car of oats and middling samples on call. Week totals show 24 cars received vs 20 last week and 292 last year. Cereal prices posted for carload lots on track with mixed oats, shell corn, rye, flour, and breaking notes variously priced.
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Grain Exchange
Sears
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pennsyvada
Ohio
Provisions listing various sugar cured meats and prices
A fragmented inventory of sugar cured hams bacon shoulders and beef cuts with scattered prices. It mentions large medium small ham grades dry beef lard pork products and assorted container sizes with inconsistent OCR text. Names like California hams appear amid garbled terms and unit prices.
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California
Steei
Local Stocks See Small Week, Prices Slip on Tight Money
Local stock activity waned amid tight money and market demoralization with week totals around 1,199 shares, down from the prior week. Closing prices fell on most issues though drops were fractional, signaling no panic. Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston and Philadelphia Gas listings appeared, with scattered small transactions and a cautious mood improving slightly on easier money and revived confidence in the East.
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Pittsboro
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Philadelphia Gas
Anti Panic Figures Show Strong Bank Week in Pittsburg
Clearing House figures indicate lively trade and ample loanable funds with good borrowers. Exchanges reach 15,510,2820 this week, up from last year, signaling rapid growth and improved money market conditions in Pittsburg.
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Clearing House
Hank
River Intelligence Prospects for a Rise Not Very Pleasing
The day saw a further fall in both rivers, with no sign of a rise soon. Six feet two inches marked at six last evening and dropping, coal shippers are calm as tow readiness lies a week away. Ben Hor, Andes, and Lizzie Bay noted in service, while fog delays Tugersstone State. Driftwood and wharf activity marked a quiet riverfront scene.
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Tre Ben Hor
Parkersburg
Charles Brown
Louisville
Cincinnati
Tuekerstone State
Davis
Lizsale
Charleston
Courier
Wheeling
Cincinnati Packet
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Spain
Dred
Heep
Tower of God
Wall Street
Owl Trust
Canadian Pacific
Canads Southern
Wat
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Den
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New York Central
N. F.C
T. N
St. Paul & Dalath
P., Slim, & Man
Wheeltime &L
Wheeline
M. K
Nod. C
Int
Gert
Northern Pac
Sudel
Na Yan Sera
At. Cole
Central Pacific
St. P. Chi & Po
Pe. L.G
Pc. RG
Union Pacific Ista
West Shore
Weel Markets
Telegraph
Uwo
Shea
Pitesburg
Ee Eeeseveen
River Intelligence
Avrrecnut’s Elite Photograph Gallery
Market St
Joseph Horne & CO
St. Gall
Bess
Juliet
McKee Place
Wilmot Street
Department of Public Works
Cato and
Juliet Streets
Cato Street
McHee Place
Julet Street
Juliet Street
Acta of Assembly
Commonwealth
H. P. Ford
Geo. H
W. A. Magee
E. J. Martin
A. D
E. H. Price
Lawrenceville
Sheffer Bridge Company
Mr. &. H. Price
Penn Avenue
Fourth Street
Pitwoure
Ss. S
Swift
J.H. Campbell
Columbus
M. F. Crumsey
Oglethorpe
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Brokers— Financial
Bankers and Brokers
Pitsburg
Medical
Whittier
Pittburg
Sisceno Fee
Dusic
Mar
Mdr. Whittiers
Pander
Pittaburg
GRAY
Ists
Jutale
Llamin
Vahanieim
Penn Ave
Ith St
F. t.Fow Fowler
Miers
Aie Dinelionia
Ryko Ee “Sasoid
Joseph Fleming
Wewkeows
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