New York December 31 1907 Coffee and Cotton Markets Quiet
The New York market summary for December 31 1907 notes a very quiet day in coffee with only 6500 bags traded. Prices opened unchanged and closed with little change amid European activity and Brazilian market signals. Cotton trading remained steady with a firm close and notable activity in New Orleans and Savannah. nationwide holiday closures and upcoming census data were expected to influence next week’s movements.
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Thuradas
Tim Bales
Gulf
Felienes
Nates
Sen
Bates
Savannah
Charleston
Iter
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Life Togher
Galveston
Seiea
Orlen Stead
Houston
Loeston
Heusten
Mans
Caports
A.M
Europe
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Steglvey
Dean
Sande
BN al Othe Cisterbuung Pun
Ly Vie Beta Gray Laverna Sbie Anauin
Pennsylvania
Market reports on fruits and poultry prices and receipts
Weekly receipts and prices for berries, melons, and citrus in Florida and California. Hops, hops markets, and egg poultry movements described with varying demand and prices. Rounded notes on live fowls, turkeys, ducks, geese, squabs, and vegetables with regional variations.
Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Cattle Prices
Receipts total 46 cars about 1 558 head with 25 cattle for export live, 52 for slaughterers, and 11 for market. Live cattle inquiry light but steady with Western steers around 435 per head. Dressed beef and sides quiet, pork and other beef weights sold at varied rates. Port shipments include Victorian to Liverpool with 360 cattle for Schwarzschild Sulzberger and about 3 400 quarters of beef for Morris.
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Liverpool
J. Shemberg & Son
Schwarzschald Sulzberger
Morris
Orot e st Within 78 Rue de Richelieu Letters of Credit
Reader notes discuss instruments such as letters of credit bills of exchange and cable transfers in relation to a 78 Rue de Richelieu reference point highlighting banking and financial transactions.
Beef and Veal Prices From The Southamp ton Market
Receipts totaled 4,211 head across cattle calves and sheep with hogs slaughtered. Western calves ranged from $3.00 to $5.75 per hundredweight with mixed graded veals noted. Indiana veals around $4.75 to $7.75 and Judd & Co. reporting a $4.50 to $8.50 range. Sheep and lambs showed steady demand with tops to $6.50 and yearlings near $6.25, while hogs dressed at $4.10 to $4.36 per hundredweight and Pennsylvania pigs around $5.15.
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Adriatic
Southampton
Recas
City Dresser
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Judd &O
McPherson
John P. Nelson
Dreas
Nigc
Kerna Commission Company
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Strone
Buffalio
Amd Sette Lwer
Kansas
Lair
Giod
Pittsburg
Dee
CATTLE AND HOGS REPORTS ACROSS MARKETS
Telegraph market summaries from Chicago and Cincinnati detail receipts around 4 300 cattle and mixed hogs with prices for steers cows calves and feeders. Cattle demand varies by region with steady to weak prices, hogs weaker, and sheep and lamb markets showing strength in some areas.
Liverpool Wheat and Corn Prices and Theatres Ad
Liverpool market update shows wheat futures quiet with March at 7s Nigd and May at 7s 104d while corn prices drift with old and prime mixed American grades. Canadian markets steady with 7s FLOUR winter prices quiet. In London HOPS quiet at 124? with BERF extra India mess at Ute Sd. Beginning Monday Jan 6 Pilgr Avenue Theaters feature easy tone for all sections.
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Dee
London
India
Copartnership notices in Smith Hogge & Company
New York January notice that J Howard Busmsted Willas Kroatway and Eliot Cutter admitted to an interest in Smith Hogge & Company Nassau Street New York. R M Wortley retires from Edward Sweet Co.
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Robert Waller Jr
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Clarence Meir Levis
Stewart Walle Som
J. Howard Busmsted
Willas Kroatway
Eliot Cutter
Smith, Hogge& Company
Nassau Street
Weber T
R M. Stuart
Wortley
EDWARD SWEET @ CO
Fragmentary butcher shop terms record from mid 20th century ad
A garbled list of meat cuts and products includes terms like BACON Cumberland cut, LARD Prime Western, CHEESE Canadian finest, TINE Spirits, and LINSEED with scattered figures. Ambiguous OCR yields scattered weights and descriptors, with no coherent narrative.
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Cumberland
Tts
Chicago Grain and Provisions Daily Summary
Chicago markets wrapped in a brisk session with wheat rising on short-covering while corn and oats followed mixed moves. May wheat opened firm then weakly traded and closed around 1.08 a bushel. corn and oats showed early weakness turning to strength on buying by shorts and bulls amid thin supplies and improved demand.
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Slayan
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Shorts
May
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