Bradstreet Review Highlights Trade and Industry Outlook
Bradstreet's New York review notes generally favorable trade and grain reports with exceptions in the South for cotton planting and some Western areas due to weather and bad roads. Money remains easy, collections improve, and railway earnings for March show gains. Steel and iron products are in demand, price evasion seen, and late-quarter bookings steady. Receipts of lumber advance, bank clearings rise, and overall business shows steady activity in early 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
New York
United States
Tol
Lot
Tay
Chien
Fori
Meade
Chumber
Yese Aoa
Wathie TV
Syra Mefandis
Seon Utile
Ste Odin
Woo
Market Prices and Commodities Listing
Prices for corn oats wheat sleep clover seed and livestock appear with figures like 1.09 to 1.10 for corn and hogs at 4.00 to 5.75. Entries include cattle cattle shipping steers 400 to 600 dollars and lambs 6.00 to 6.50. local market notes show grain and stock quotes from multiple entities.
Fragmented OCR renders tangled notes and quotes
The text mixes names like Roosevelt and New York World with scattered phrases about commissions, protests, and publishing. It reads as a garbled compilation of political, editorial, and literary asides, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Broken Remedies and Curious Claims Across Odd Ads
A jumble of medical claims and product pitches fills the page. Names like Foster-Milburn and Mother Grows Sweet Bowers appear beside odd testimonials about cures for fatigue and illness. Several items reference household remedies, pet care, and school illnesses, all in a stray classifieds style.
Restored His Hair by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Fredk Pasche of 213 East 17th Street New York claims he suffered a scalp tumor and hair loss until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him. He reports hair restored to health and ongoing use of the products for hair and scalp care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred'k Pasche
East
New York City
Slowboy’s Candy Tie Sparks Quick Dime Trade
A quirky scene shows Slowboy in a candy colored tie who, in a parlor exchange, muses on a preferred tie and then hurriedly arranges a marriage, prompting a rapid travel plan with special one way colonist rates to the West via Nickel Pointe Road from March 1 to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slowboy
Slowher
Bin
Mike
Nickel Pinte Road
C. A. Esterlin
P.A
Fort Wayne
A Telling Test in Cotinants County Village
Vague complaint notes new villagers riding a smoking car for three years. It claims they are not dead yet, implying ongoing nuisance without clear facts or names.
Save the Babies Castoria Ad Warns Against Narcotics
An editorial argues mortality rates for children in civilized nations are alarming and claims timely Castoria use can save many lives. It cautions that narcotic drop or syrup preparations harm infants, causing slowed circulation and illness, and touts Castoria as a safe alternative bearing Charles H. Fletcher’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
A. PF. Peeler
St. Louis
Alwys
JS. F. Waggoner
Chienga
Tih
Edward Poerrieh
Diecokiona
New York City
Cays
Dre. G. Sprasne
Canada
Cass
Nnts
Childeen
Kunas City
Hop Merritt
Augusta
Castoria
Ediceney
Asc
Orbi
St. Thiel
Kosei
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tate
STE Meade
Jerry Simpson
New Mexico
Jerry
Washington
Panama
Gmeaenas
Croebee
Weider
Peepeti
Bill Gers
Racketellon
Peatuits
WN Gsitor
Mtea
Eure
Miro Curthee Oy
Coe Vr
Beth Sanath
Tor
Wiley
Qaeler
Pillstary Dispatch
New Oreins Picayune
Toseph McCautey
Pocommsed Lodge
Cate Foster-Milburn
Brito
N.Y
St. Jacobs Oil
Lumbago
Sciatica
L Caren
Lock Bar
Port Warne
Peso Ue
Sules
Tara
LAA L
Itv
Putnam
Oruacos
Eri
Wreter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!