Southern Iron Stocks Boom Amid Market Turbulence
New York trading saw violent speculative moves with Southern Iron stocks leading gains. Union Pacific held a 2 percent dividend while rail issues and iron property mergers dominated conversations a bustling session that ended with irregular activity and a late rally as short sellers covered.
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New York
Southern Iron Group
Union Pacific
Umea
St. Paul
Althove
Southwesterna Wera
Southern
Southern Railroad Group
Southern Iron
Stoss- Bheffield Steel
Stoss- Bheffield
Tennessee Coal
Republic Steel
Republic @ee
Im International Power
Stock Exchange
Asso
Nrag
England
London
South America
Southern Pacific
Acuit
Livestock and market notes from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago markets show cattle receipts at 10,000 with steady to firm tone for good to prime steers and varied hog and sheep prices. Kansas City reports cattle receipts 4,600 with steady to strong demand and hogs down modestly. London, Paris, and Bombay financials hint at mixed reserves, bullion changes, and discount rates amid global market shifts.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Flour and grain prices steady across markets
Market notes show No 2 spring wheat at steady bids, corn around 46 to 1-4, No 2 yellow corn 45. Prices for oats, rye, and lard move marginally. Butter, cheese, eggs, and canned goods listed with varied quotes, reflecting regional demand and supply on February 23 in Chicago and Atlanta markets.
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Weurvary
Victor
Saisan
Ile
New York
St Louis
Cincinnati
Lord
Chicago
Mess Park
Western Steam
Mets
Fruits and Vegetables Prices Reported in Atlanta
A February 23 market listing from Atlanta shows lemons at 325 to 350 per crate, tomatoes at 175 to 200, erg plants 200 to 225, lettuce 250 per crate, celery 250 to 900, Trish active potato barrels 65 to 70, gine apples 51 per SC 2, squash 75 to 1, okra 313 to 125, beans 2 250, cucumbers 3 qp 360, squash 126 at 150, cucumbers 360, cauliflower oc per pound.
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Atlanta
Rail Fares From Augusta to Washington D C Listed
Advertised railroad rates show a fare of 16 dollars 75 cents from Augusta Georgia to Washington D C valid March 2 and 3 with corresponding Georgia point rates March 1 to 3 via the Atlantic Coast Line company.
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Washington, D. C
Augusta
Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line
INVESTIGATING A BOUNDARY FOR NEW COUNTY
Citizens of Donalsonville and vicinity meet to organize a provisional group to seek a new county. A R Beaten chairs the meeting with JW Theamnond as secretary. A boundary committee of G P Smingler S D Cherry Dr M BL Minter and W L Crawford is set to study options and report at the next gathering.
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Donalsonville
Queston
R Beaten
JW. Theamnond
G. P Smingler
S. D Cherry
BL ‘Minter
W L Crawford
Big Welnity
Odd Trousers Prices Noted in Fragmented Ad
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered prices and phrases like two fifty, one ninety, three and a half pounds, and references to trousers or wees. The text is garbled with inconsistent punctuation and currency symbols, offering no clear item, seller, or date.
Arnall Remains to Staunton for Funeral Services
The remains of Captain Charles Arnall will be taken to Staunton Virginia on Friday at 12 oclock. Services will be held at his residence at 10 oclock in the morning. Pallbearers include Coronel WS Thompson Captain G J Daas Captain E 8S Gav Captain Robert Clayton and others. Escorts listed include Coloned E Berkely Mr Waddy Thompson and General Clement Evans among Confederate veterans and Virginia Society of Atlanta members.
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W. Wright
Virginia Society of Atlanta
Was & Chaster
Meeting Notice of Pumption Lodge No 447
A regular communication of Pishment Lodge No 447 Free and Accepted Masons will be held in Masonic temples Friday evening February 24 at 7 30 o'clock The Degree of Entered Apprentice will be conferred All Masons duly qualified are fraternally invited to meet Worshipful Master H L M Wood Secretary
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Pishment Lodge
HL M. Wood
Louisville and Nashville Railroad stockholders notice 1905
Notice to stockholders of Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company and Lantaville and Nashville Railroad Company. Meeting set for March 28 1905 in Louisville to consider a mortgage issue and purchase of all assets of the South and North Alabama Railroad Company. Transfer books close March 16 and reopen March 28. By order of the board. Ellis, Secretary.
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Jouieville and Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville, Hye
Lantaville and Nashville Railroad Company
Loufa Ue and
Nashvill Railroad Company
Fabrasty
Atockisrs
Main and Secon
Mid c Company
Orklgresr Mild Company
Imainwoad
Cincinratd
Ohio
Knoxville
Temi
Atlanta
Bard of Directors
Louisville and Naabvittsallman Company
Ray
Stork
Ellis
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M. Forsyth St
Prudential Bldg
Byrne Bhorth
Catalce
Whitehall
Crichton
Woolley
Pryor
Atlente
Ginnarina
Wka
SNOOK
Group
Unicorn Pacific
Garhart Shoe Mfg
Viaduct Place
Rrkhxyn
Kry
Risd
Anderson Hardware Co
Manwinetarers and Jobbers
Atchnson
Trinals Centra
Louisville
Nashville
Bank of Ingland
Bank of Fingland
Bank of England
South Africa
Paris
Bank of France
Treasury
Berlin
Snort Bis
Maonths
Hombay
Bank of Bombay
Calcutta
Bank of Lengals
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Guy
Gil Street
Liverpool
Wee
York
Inchanged
Sena
Boeiler
Glascow
Middlesbury
New Orleans
California
Crew Street
Georgia Ave
Alley
Forrest
George Adair
Foote @ Davies Company
Alabama St
Allied Arts
Q Printing Co
Central Ars. and
Hanter & Ceo
Mamatse
Atlanta, Ga
Arbuckle
Lion
TiMjfair
Arun and Hammer
Craters
Tennessee
Virginia
Atcoanuta
Jarwe
Elares
Drury Lane
Arthur Dunn
Casino Theater
Bijol
WM. Bramwell
Victor Mape
Barrington
Whitehall St
Freyer
Manazar
Whitehall Street
Whiteball Street
M. Mauck
Alabama Street
Georgia Paint and Glabs Co
Peachtree
J. & Rossman Vleetric Fight
Y Paters
Johnson City
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United States
Martin & Garrett
Mark
Farragut
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