Wheat market gains amid foreign advance and strong demand
Wheat prices surged on foreign demand with Duluth and Chicago receipts rising. May opened higher, traded up to mid 60s, closing around 61 1/2 cents. Local receipts totaled 211 cars for the day as futures showed strength amid reports on new crop conditions. Peanut cards and assorted colored post cards advertised after prices and markets.
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Minvols
Duluth
Chicago
Strane
Sri Pwinnery
Afay
Geide
Ak Hee
Nice
Broadway
N.yee
Usgr
M.stha
New York Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Grain and provisions news from New York shows firmer cash demand and bullish tone after late selling. Wheat futures closed mixed while receipts and exports influence prices. corn and oats steady. refined products and molasses markets show marginal gains. Turkey and chicken prices hold firm with steady western supplies.
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Gall
Chicago
Iit MU
Taney
St Louis Market Report and Oddities
Market notes from St Louis describe a mixed session with price fluctuations and unusual trades. Reported items include commodity shifts and a brief market snapshot, though OCR fragments limit details on specific prices or participants.
Local Market Prices From The Market Report
Quotations for Wheat, Corn, Rye and oats per bushel. Butter and eggs priced per pound. Honey, lard and chickens listed by pound. Turkeys, potatoes, onions and apples shown per bushel or pound, with dressed pork price noted. Prices in old currency with varied spellings.
Mayflower Mills Dry Goods Market Report
Market listings show Mayflower Mills with prices for winter and spring wheats, patents, straight grades, and related grains. Prices include winter wheat patents at 3.00 to 3.50 per bushel, spring wheat patents and various screenings, with rye, corn, and flour components noted alongside general market openings and current quotations for wheat and corn products.
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Mayflower
Tresselt & Sons
Alea Waite
Sant Rua
New York
Dan
Faye
Giata
The Coffee Market and Quotations Afloat
Market items show varied quotations from Lanergad & Co at Superior Street with notes on heavy capper and rubber goods. Other lines reference Johnson's fare, poultry, ducks, and meats, with prices and weights listed amid scattered misspellings and faded headings.
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Lanergad & Co
St Superior Street
Johnson
Flood Stage Readied As Water Reaches Critical Level
Raw OCR fragments describe flood conditions with references to water being at flood stage. The text lists prices and stock quotations from packing companies and coal markets, plus entries for various foods and commodities. Names, places, and dates are obscured or garbled, but the overall sense is a local disaster update combined with market pricing data.
Grain Markets Rise Amid Irregular Clover Seed Strength
In early trading Toledot and Minneapolis show mixed movements as grain prices climb while clover seed strengthens. Buyers like Bertlete boosted activity with sizable May grain purchases, yet overall bearish weather and soft demand weighed on prices. Liverpool and Toledo opened higher, later slipping as lack of support pressured wheat and corn.
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Toledg
Dan le Larht
Wee
Bertlete
Auarte
Agsin
Miungapolis
George UL
Livenpool
Atay
Uly
Patton
Liverpool
Tsd Lleher
Toledo
Hogs Selling Lower Cattle Scarce Across Markets
Chicago reports price rallies amid smaller totals for cattle and slower hog trading. Hogs near yesterday’s levels with modest gains later. beef prices mixed with prime lambs advancing slightly while sheep and cattle demand weakened. Cincinnati and Buffalo lines show scattered activity as total weekly hogs and cattle shift lower across key markets.
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Sealey
Armour & Co
Swift
Ifio
Cincinnati Prion
Chicago
Yesterda
The Receipts At The City Scales
Yesterday was the heaviest day for city scales with holidays interrupting deliveries. The harvest items weighed in included hay forty nine tons, corn twenty loads, baled barley, and two loads of oats. Rubber-tired hacks were requested for Berry Cafe. phone 324. nights only.
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Berry Cafe
New Arrival Organizes Syrian Mission
Reverend David Fonain and two Syrians arrived in the city yesterday and immediately began planning a mission for fellow countrymen. They spoke to hundreds of Syrians last night and invited attendance at the mission, continuing a Presbyterian church led effort that has faced decades of hardship.
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Davil Fonain
Yani
Presbyterian Church
Alexander to Seek Prosecution After Bankrupt Montpelier Store
Harry Alexander, Montpelier merchant declared bankrupt earlier in the year, says creditors seized his stock without proper orders. He plans to sue the parties who took possession of his goods and seeks redress for damages after the store faced a fire.
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Harry Alexander
Montpelier
Sims Tor
Fort Wayne
Lollar
Montpelier Aeron
Alexander Twill
Railroads Face Decline as Market Shifts and Government Policy Looms
A volatile stock market mirrors railroads woes with Seaboard Air Line receivership chatter and hopes for policy shifts. Declines in earnings press investors while reports from Washington influence sentiment, hinting at structural moves like Union Pacific restructuring and heightened regulatory scrutiny.
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Seaboard Air Line
Washington
Northern Securities
Barrinwat
Union Pacific Investments Tt
Harriman Railroad
Elire
New Gey
Uhiwto
Reading
Ume
Bank of England
London
Bank of France
Rosa
New Yorks Metal Exchange
Change in Interurban Schedule Effective January 2 1908
Local trains leave Fort Wayne for Huntington Bash Peru Logansport and Lafayette at 6 am 8 am 10 am 12 pm 2 pm 4 pm 6 pm 9 pm to Peru and 11 pm to Huntington Limited trains leave Fort Wayne at 7 30 am 17 am and 4 30 pm See schedule in other column of this paper
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Fort Wayne
Huntington
Wabash
Peru
Logansport
Lafayette
Oolimited
Trolley Line Plan Promises Prosperous Rural Section
Fragmented notice outlines a proposed trolley route from Patterson Fletcher Co to serve a three mile radius on both sides of the right of way. It lists agricultural outputs and livestock figures for the year, including grain, potatoes, fruits, milk, cattle, and poultry, with population and livestock counts for the area.
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Hicksville
Turkr
Peoples Trust and Savings Co Directors and Officers
The Peoples Trust and Savings Co lists directors and officers including Robert W. DeWald as president and William Breen, William Krough, John Morris, and William Moellering among others. The notice appears with names from various Pittsburgh area firms and indicates a formal corporate roster.
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Robert W.T. Dewald
George Deweld Co
Heltzpatrick
Sauter Mechanic Pennsylvania
William P. Breen
William Krough
The
Willam “Haough Cvel Co
John Morris
Ae Brean & Morris
Blood remedy claims in a fragmented notice
A damaged historical notice advertises Fallistar's blood remedy and Rocky Mountain Tea with dubious health claims. The fragment cites MEYER BROS. and prices like 85¢, but the legible text focuses on branding and sale items rather than a coherent event or report.
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Meyer Bros. Ch
Desk Wanted for Office Roll Top Preference
Labor Times Herald notes a second-hand office desk wanted for purchase with a roll top preferred and a contact phone 512. It mentions attend Patterson Pletcher Co evercoat sale.
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Labor Times- Herald
Patterson-Pletcher Co
Evercoat
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Berry E . Bess
Owen N. Geaton
Ernest W. Cook
Pusits
the Law and Investment Co
Gilt Edge Securitiee
Sud Borde
Munieips Sud Corporation
Ire Kuhne & CO
York City
Elise May Park
Eaglis
Mary Whery
W. H. Johnston
Ane Pengieies
Eagan
H. A. Duemling
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Nurss
Remy
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Ind
Washington Boulevard
A. P. Buchman
West
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Praniko Larattoi
Hattersley & Sons
Arata
Plact
Gaa and
Pleerrle
Nansei Geo. H. Kriudep Coal and Lumber Office
Gerser Francis and Hayden Sis Paone
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Roel Cules
Cincinnati
Cincinnati A
Tan
ST. Louis
Louis
Ara
Cinee
Joe Olixervathon
Jivwensiel & Croule's Fon East Co
Lumbia Strést
Eckart Packing
Tony Atassulin
Jackson
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Iverpoucory
Oacs Teas
Norte Grain Company
Armour Brake Tile
St Totic
Openine Msc
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Sara Fisnlases
Journal-Gazern
Thureday
Ghalee Ueht
Stee
Loogh
East Buffalo
Cleveland
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Pittsburg
Pirtabure
Alexander
Res
Bawel
Nash
Peon
Bennsstrante
Money Market
Dave
Prine Mercantila
Ralirena
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Tap Prosperous
Hicksville Road
the Peoples Trust & Savings Co
Calhoun Street
Mc. Macdougal
Mretilent
Barazon Mtg
Aubust EC
Gecker
Dry Geyis
Patrick J, McCronald
Henry Seadell
Jade & Co
James M. McKay
Burley & Co
William Stephan
Mechanical Ensineer
Pennsylvania
Sun. Men
Tuc
Gil
Sami M. Foster
Theo. Wentz
Henry C. Berghoff
F. Pisiffer
Gee. Waldschmidt
Ass't Cashier
First National Bank
Sth
Jan'y
Cammeénis
Yourestf
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Ugwerds
Ir Prontis
Trestate Loan and Trust CO
Charles A. Wilding
W. & Mossman
Louis Fox
George W. Pixley
F. G. Heine
Fort Wayne, Indiana
United States
Hamilton National Bank
Orns
Adividads
Cladsi
Bryan
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