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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1903
Page
4
A lengthy notice details railroad staffing and routing changes. It lists new and departing passenger agents, general superintendents, and traveling staff for the Southern Railway, including appointments at Atlanta, New Orleans, and Washington. It notes schedules, route adjustments between New Orleans, Chicago, and Atlanta, plus fare and staffing implications for ongoing operations.
February activity showed improvements from the prior week with higher trading volume though many shares and bonds slipped. Pennsylvania led bond sales while copper, rail issues, and foreign exchange drew attention amid cautious investor sentiment and a weaker closing.
A new Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping car line will run between Atlanta and New Orleans via the West Point Route starting February 1. The service on Fast Wall Train No 3 arrives Mobile and New Orleans, with arrival at Union Depot at 9 pm for passenger entrainment. Full information and reservations at Cay Ticket One, Nai 7 North Pryor Street.
A scattered report covers New Zealand stock exchange activity, Australian and New South Wales grain and sugar terms, New York sugar futures, refined molasses, and New Orleans Cotton Seed markets, with notes on teeing prices for cotton seed meal and live stock in Chicago, St Louis, and Memphis. It cites fluctuating futures, spot prices, and receipts across cattle, hogs, and lambs, plus regional grain and meal pricing signals.
The Elgin butter market shows cash butter at 150 pounds with no silver price. Iron and copper futures move with London rates as New York and Glasgow quotes vary. Copper near 18 pounds, copper spot at 18 4?d, nickel and iron prices mixed. market activity subdued amid fluctuating London and New York readings.
The New York Sunday Sun describes the development of industries in Atlanta with emphasis on growth. Mentions mail order prices and the Miller Company at No 39 Mirletiz Street Atlanta Ga.
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