Sermons Begin on Holy Land Journey at Brookline Academy
Dr. Talmage opens a series of Sabbath morning sermons sharing his Holy Land journey. He recalls Joppa on a housetop vision, Peter and Cornelius, Dorcas of Dorcas needlework, and the temple’s building as a metaphor for righteousness. He cites travel hopes, imperial routes, and hopes for future pilgrimages to Palestine.
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Broontys
Brookline Academy of Music
Talmage
Holy Land
Palestine
Jesus
Amercan
Europe
Rome
Athens
Joppa
Jerusalem
Tiberias
Tyre
Nineveh
Danascuk
Mars
Dorcas
Andy Sid
Lightfoot
Peter
Bern
Llg
Dorcases
Brooklyn
New York
London
Christendom
Cornelius
Crisarea
Petar
Cresares
Jonah
God
Davy Crockett Seized Over 1818 Fishery Treaty Breach
Halifax dispatch reports F J Hodgson acting for the Minister of Justice has filed proceedings in the Vice Admiralty Court to condemn the Gloucester fishing schooner Davy Crockett for breaching the fishery treaty of 1818.
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Halifax
Charlottetown
F. J. Hodgson
Q.C
Minister of Justice
Vice Admiralty Court
Davy Crockett
Satisfactory Week in Country Produce Trade at Port NoR e Dispatch
A detailed Commercial Notes report from September 27 1890 describes a steady market for cereals with oats rising in prominence and hay prices jumping while other grains hold steady. It notes tight packing hay supplies. flour prices drop. robust grape trade and ample apples. dairy products up. cheese steady. tropical fruits scarce. hog prices retreat. hides weak with expected further cuts. Boston tanners signaling lower prices. railways posting strong traffic and cotton crop prospects boosting Southern trade and potential gold inflows.
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Port
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Ohio
Buffalo
East Liberty
Boston
Chiaticn Union
Seaboard
Market Wheat and Grain Activity Across Cities
Wheat faced moderate speculative activity with limited orders and slim interest among locals. Corn and oats showed subdued trade with narrow fluctuations while prices drifted slightly lower. oats and corn remained steady but quiet amid modest trading volumes. Short ribs and pork saw modest moves as prices fluctuated, with vegetables and other commodities listed in steady to easy ranges across markets.
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Chicago
Burera
River traffic poised as coal shipments near halt
Nearly 1,000,000 bushels of coal shipped yesterday while river levels hovered around 7.3 feet at noon and fell to below 7 feet by 4 PM. A light will run today if water stays high enough, but further movement depends on tomorrow’s river conditions. May weather hindered excursions yet river crowds kept turnout high aboard the Mayflower.
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Jonah
Nineveh
Joppa
Phony
Rome
Napoleon
Jappa
Josephine
Shipping News From Kanawha River and Ohio Trades
Driftwood and the Lizzie Bay are due from the Kanawha with others, while Music remains on the market in Louisville. Vessels sailing include the Pacific to Louisville with 300000 bushels of coal, New South on maiden Memphis trade from Cincinnati, and Seslie Walton with ten barges of coal. Delta purchased by Captain Posey. expected delays and no Cincinnati boat this week. Several boats laid over at Davis Island and additional ships to Cincinnati.
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Atlantic Ocean
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Behring Straits
Midway
Dionedes
America
Siberia
Palestine
Mr. Beecher
New York
Sexmen’s Fred Society
Clergsmpan
St. John
Louisville
Tux Bedford
Wheellog
Parkershoro
Pacific
New South
Memphis
Cincinnati
JosEra Walton & Co
Seslie Walton
Black Sparks
Kkaont
Davis Island
W. W. O'Neill Coal and Coke Company
Cincinnat
Enterprise
Southern
Dow
Captain Posey
Delta
Brown
Pittsburg
Jorda E Keystone
Isco
George Roberts
Seven Song
N. Burton
Coal City
Coal Valley
M. EK. Bedford
W. Batchellor
Gime
Raymond Horner
Waiton
Ase Iiuter
Joseph B
Wiha Richer
Soceph
Grapes Lead Postal Market Demand as Oats and Hay Rise
Domestic markets report strong cereal lines with oats and packing hay driving activity. Grapes set a record 40 carloads with daily sales around 2 500 baskets, while Irish potatoes hold firm and sweets lag. Creamery butter prices trend up. tropical fruits quiet.
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Pittsbulg Dispatch
Ohlo Do
Ohio
New York
Sweitzer
Lée
Wisconsin
Letina
Euiekia
Ernie
Blue Cross
Jamaica
California
Bern
Grain Exchange Sales Report with Oats and Corn Details
Grain Exchange notes 40 car receipts week ending September 28 with 221 cars from Pittsburg factions and 1 car from Erie. Oats and corn prices hold firm with scarce packing bay and generally quiet markets. No 2 white oats quoted near 44 to 50 cents, No 2 yellow corn around 58 to 62 cents per bushel on track.
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New York
England
Aes Western
Chicago
Rio
Rico
St Common
Son
Ohio
Philadelphia
Pyec
Penney Ieanin Creamery
Pennsylvania
Choice
Santos
Racas
Cassia
Elaine
Royaline
Carolina
Louisiana
London
Muscatela
California
Kontana
Ondara
Vaena
Silfina
Turkey
de Ivica Terdoshel Ted
Smyrna Fies
Brazil
Sige
Ruses
Higgins’ Eureka
Levland
Wailkoff
Grain Exchange
Y.s
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago Railway
Cincinnati
St Louis
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Lake Erie
Vent
Weste Fierra
Provisions: Historic price quotes for cured meats listed
The excerpt lists last week price levels for sugar cured hams large and medium, sugar cured breakfast bacon, shoulders, boneless shoulders, dried beef cuts, bacon varieties, fresh pork links, lard, and boneless hams with various unit prices and barrel sizes, reflecting a market snapshot.
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California
Pana
Ilgc
Stiff Upper Lip in Week Stock Trading Seen
Local stock activity showed over 1000 shares traded on call this week with only one transaction on Saturday. Pittsburg Plate Glass rose to 18 for ten shares, while leaders Philadelphia Gas and Luster gained. Central Traction and other rail shares faded, and most of the list showed little change. A broker expressed cautious optimism that office sales would help, awaiting tariff passage and broader revival.
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Pittsburg Plate Glass
Philadelphia Gas
Luster
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley Jig
New York
Cleveland Gas Coal
Week Closes With Steady Bank Rates And Strong Demand
The week ends with bank rates steady at 6.7 percent and a healthy demand for funds to back existing and new enterprises. Supply meets requirements, confidence rises, and business remains at a high level. Bank clearings show a nearly 2.5 million year over year gain, with year to date excess over 1889 at 111 million.
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Coos
Ees
New York Stocks Quiet as Bears Hold Lead on Key Issues
The general list stayed quiet and dull as bear pressure weighed on leading shares. Pacific Mail Atchison and Sugar fell, with Pacific Mail near 4 in a sharp drop while sugar refiners faced selling on tariff concerns. Exports and imports of specie for the week were reported, and government and state bonds remained dull but firmer.
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New York
Storks
Bears
Atchison, Pacific Mail
Sugar
Pacific Mail
Congress
Conetaneinae
Peerage Atchison
Mare
Atchison
Sicull
New York Stock Exchange
Yeaterday
Whitney & Stevenon
Ateburg
Fourth Avenue
Mining stock quotes from New York session
A list of mining shares with prices and changes from New York trading shows Adams Consolidated 20 Bodie 14 Caledonia 170 Crown Point 260 Consolidated California and Virginia 0 Dead-Tennennmenag Consolidated 400 Home 1000 Mexican 50 N. Belllaie 100 Ophir 18 Occidental 285 Savage Nevada 285.
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New York
Adams Consolidated
Bodie
Caledonia B
Crown Point
Consolidated Califfornia
Virginia
Tenennmenag Consolidated
Home
N. Belle Laie
Ontari
Ophir
Oor Occidental
Savage
Rra Nevada
Livestock Markets Report from Pittsburgh Dispatch
Cattle receipts 1425 head with 1235 head shipped. hogs 7500 head with strong Philadelphia prices around 4.85 to 4.90 per hundred. sheep 1200 receipts and 1500 shipments, market slow with prices mostly unchanged. Chicago reports cattle 6000 receipts, hogs 13000, sheep 5000 with steady to firm tone. Kansas City and Buffalo show mixed gains and declines across cattle hogs and lambs.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphias
Cincinnati
Chicago
the Evening Journal
Texas
Kansas City
Distillery market notes show firmer prices and demand
A terse market report notes steady activity in St Louis and wool futures with buyers and speculators prepared for the week. Prices are described as better across the board though details are fragmentary and some products are still described with uncertain terms.
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St. Louis
Market Report from New York Wildcats
Brief market note from New York describing limited goods today and steadier orders by firms and telegraphs. Prices and overall tone remained cautious amid a sparse inventory and balanced demand.
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Drygeodas
New York
Beef Carcasses Sold at Pittsburg Meat Supply
141 carcasses of beef sold for Messrs. Nelson Morris & Co of Chicago during the week ending September 27 1890. Average weight 637 pounds per carcass and average price 583 dollars per 100 pounds.
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W. Hirt
Pittsburg Meat Supply Company
Church Avenue
Anderson Street
RB. W
Allegheny
Messrs. Nelson, Morris & Co
Chicago
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Commercial Notes
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Baltimore, Md
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Balitimore, Md
Charles D. Fisher
Baltimore
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John Gill
Edward Austen
Henry W.slocum
Arthur B. Graves
Baltimore, Mid
William E. Midgley
Wool Market
Mexico
United States
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St. Gall
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Best
Heather & Renfrew
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John M. Oakley & CO
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RHA Bros. & CO
Wood St
V. White & CO
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Equitable Building
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Suainteneet
J. W. Arrott
Wood
Standard Building
uThe
Ory Title and Trust Co
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Jet 1Liu - McVay
Sec'y and
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Doctor Whittier
Pen’ Avenue
Penn Avenue
Gray’s
Tate Ryt
Ras Toe Uy Mall
Pittabu
Casas
Sands
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