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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1909
Page
5
Property listing notes a 16 500 value for a 519 Empire Building unit with a 33 foot Marietta frontage. It emphasizes a close-in location and a large bargain at the stated price.
A dense page of old time product pitches lists seeds incubators pest stock remedies and patent medicines. It includes bronchitis remedies louse powder lice removal salves and various tonics marketed with postal orders and trial offers, plus personal ads for screens and beauty services.
In recent days $31,500 was loaned and $60,000 more is available at six percent. Sums from $2,000 up. Dan son and Gay at 400 Equitable advertise secure, attractive terms. Address Undus beled care Constitution for details and eligibility.
A segment lists money to loan with Realty Trust Co Edwin P Ansley as president and a corrected wholesale fruit and produce entry. It then details a wide array of farm products with prices including poultry beef butter eggs vegetables and fruits, plus dairy and meat items, reflecting a bustling rural market ledger across multiple cities and dates with scattered corrections and market notes. Includes prices for beets cucumbers tomatoes lettuce beans squash and more, alongside Chicago St Louis New York market summaries and dairy butter and cheese figures.
The New York cotton market showed gains as May and July contracts posted advance amid bullish cables and short covering. News on acreage shifts in Georgia and expectations of gains in Florida and Alabama helped maintain buying. New Orleans spot prices also advanced with steady futures, while Liverpool reported higher American middling prices.
The report covers Hubbard Bros. in New York noting unexpected Liverpool price gains, with foreign demand absorbing supplies. It mentions cotton seed oil trends, sugar and molasses prices, the Treasury statement, Swift & Company sales in Atlanta, Liverpool grain, New Orleans cotton seed oil, coffee market steadiness, money and exchange rates, and general bond activity.
New York April 2 There were signs of languor in stock speculation with traders leaning toward taking profits rather than renewing commitments. Selling pressure increased on any market strength as money market tensions and upcoming settlements restrained risk taking. Observers noted bankers’ willingness to lend but warned that even slight rate hardening could unsettle weaker speculative accounts. Bond activity slumped as traders avoided risk, while readings of commodity and foreign markets showed mixed signals ahead of the end of the month settlements.
A garbled OCR snapshot lists varied groceries and prices. Items include Potash, white fish, rope, Ivory, baking powder, beans, sardines, grits, corn, and canned goods with scattered prices and brands. Mentions New York and North Carolina origins, quantities like pounds and cases, plus references to dates in April and April 26. The text blends vendors, weights, and figures without coherent narrative.
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