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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
2
Market reports show strong cotton activity in New Orleans with prices advancing 7 to 22 points amid speculative buying and liverpools signals. Concurrently, wool and dry goods sectors indicate firmer demand, while Liverpool cotton prices hold firm on rising spot markets and futures.
Official stock range and sales figures appear alongside funeral notices for individuals in Baltimore and Ohio areas. Mentions include registered stocks in Illinois and Chicago, with references to Central and Southern districts, Chesapeake Bay, and Canada. The notice links financial activity to community events and local obituaries.
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May Wheat closes 3 4 to 7 cents lower as corn and oats drift, provisions rise, and export demand stays light. Prices slip on bearish foreign markets and ample selling, with wheat around 3 4 cents off near day’s end and oats weaker. pork futures rise as packers cover shorts.
Trade opened with heavy selling and declines in London and New York. Cotton futures rose to a new seasonal high as week totals reached 22 000 bales, while futures in wheat and corn showed downward pressure amid bearish weather and weak overseas demand.
New Orleans and Liverpool reports show a larger visible cotton supply and bullish sentiment. Increased movement into stocks, rising prices, and strong demand from both northern mills and exporters influence near term prices, with observers watching the crop outlook and weekly statistics for guidance.
Chicago and New York price reports indicate weak to dull trading with bearish tones. Wheat and oats softened amid light demand while corn held steady. provisions and lard markets mixed with cautious buying by commissions and local operators. Georgia and Atlanta markets show steady to firm lard and fats with varied meat and produce prices.
John W. Dickey lists bonds and stocks for sale in Augusta Georgia with many 4 and 6 percent issues, including West Point, Central of Georgia, Georgia Railroad, and Savannah 5 percent bonds. Numerous locations such as Atlanta Augusta and Savannah are named with prices and maturities from 1910 to 1927. The ad cites Fuller and Jatek as Southwestern Railway agents offering the listed securities.
The snippet records various price terms and trade items such as crude and cotton seed, barrel counts, and prime crude notes. It mentions locations like New York and New Orleans, weeks around February, and references dealers and financial figures amid a cluttered financial markets snapshot.
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