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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
3
A property on Mitchell Street between the two terminal stations is offered as a sound investment. The 80 foot front lot promises rental income to cover interest and taxes, with favorable terms. Priced at 85,000 cash or with long-term financing options.
Not far from Alexander Street, a selection of investment ready apartment and store properties. Lot sizes around 40 feet wide priced attractively. Homes on Juniper Street with 10 rooms and corner lots offer generous terms and high value. Spring Street area features a nine room handsome house built as a residence. North Avenue listing includes a ten room home with hardwood floors and modern conveniences. Prices range from 3,506 to 10,5000 dollars in this Atlanta market segment.
At the Atlanta poultry show C A Hobbs of Gainesville Georgia announces half price egg orders during the event. Participants include Crystil White Orpingtona and Rhodesland Reda, with beds named Bed my and 8. C. Rhodesland Reda.
SHERIFF SALES FOR FEBRUARY 1010 in Atlanta Fulton county Georgia listing numerous real estate parcels for levy and sale. The notices describe properties including a three, a tract near Northside, and various parcels on South Moreland Avenue and adjacent streets, with references to deeds, guardianship, and foreclosure actions.
For rent in the most prominent city location the entire third floor about 2600 square feet over Elkin Watson Drug Co. store. Very fine light and ventilation. Signs on windows worth more than the rental asked for advertisement purposes.
Desirable railroad frontage around Atlanta scarce now. One of the most discreet bargains in this class of property fronts Georgia railroad 164 feet by 160 feet deep on the street. Price 2100 dollars terms 500 cash balance six and twelve months.
Secretary Hester notes a weekly decline in cotton movement into sight compared with the same period last year and 1907. For 22 days of January totals fall by large margins. season totals lag behind prior years. Foreign exports and domestic mill takings show declines. seaboard stocks rise slightly while interior centers drop versus last year.
Hester reports the worlds visible supply of cotton rising by 28 907 for the week while compared with last year it declines by 594 042 and rises 131 019 versus the year before. The total world supply stands near 4 968 925 with regional breakdowns for Great Britain Egypt India and the United States.
Secretary Hester reports weekly and yearly cotton takings by spinners worldwide. Figures show week 269,000. year 206,000 last year. 342,000 the year. 5,826,000 the year before. Northern spinners and Canada 1,360 this year. Southern spinners 1,121. foreign spinners 3,047. Also notes on money markets, Treasury balance, sugar and molasses prices, naval stores, and a resignation of Congressman Farsons.
The New York metal exchange shows dull copper with spot and deliveries to April at 13 1 4 4 1937 , English markets ease to £ 60 7s 6d spot and £ 81 15s futures. Local quotes list lake copper 12.76, electro lyilg 18.50, costing 1325 1s 62. The week’s imports at Atlantic ports reach 11 418 tons. exports for the month total 16 405 tons. Tin weak with spot 52.00 82.95, Feb 53.05 140, Mar Apr 52.10 2.45. London closes easy at £156 108 spot, £148 futures. Lead dull at 4.67 4 72 New York and 4.50 4.60 Best St Louis. London market unchanged at £ 13 18s 1d. Boaker weak spot 6.10 9 6 25. New York 6 9 6 74.00. St Louis. No. 2 foundry northern 18.75 19.25. No. 5 13.60 19.00. No. 1 southern 18.60 19.26. Grain data corrected: White corn new 22. No. 2 W. middling 76. Wheat Jan 1.10. Corn Jan 5 5 By 68 Oats Jan a. Barley cam els. Timothy 4.16. Clover 7. Close. Wheat cash 1.279.
Money 2 percent per cent private BB France 18 percent continues for chooks.
Receipts at St Louis show cattle totaling 2 006 with Texans among them and market steady. Native beef steers bring 3 90 to 6 80, cows and heifers 3 25 to 6 00, calves 6 51 to 8 Hogs receipts 5 000 with price trends lower, pigs and lights 6 50 to 8 50, packers 8 25 to 8 80, best heavy 8 40 to 8 70. Sheep receipts 200, native muttons 4 76 to 6 00, lambs 7 46 to 3 70. Kansas City reports cattle receipts 4 000 including southern and native steers 4 50 to 1 6 75, southern cows 2 00 to 4 35, stockers and feeders 3 0 to 4 0, calves 3 75 to 8 75, western steers 4 90 to 6 25.
Market notes show mixed wheat and corn trends with measured gains in May and July contracts. Reports detail receipts of flour and grain shipments, including wheat 75,000 and corn 51,000, plus oats and oats shipments. spot wheat prices in New York firm with No 2 hard winter around 1.25 fob and May at 1.18.
A garbled price list from Grocers Co in Atlanta dated January 21 cites coffee Arbuckles per 200 pounds at 1423 dollars and assorted goods like sugar, sardines, crackers, and flour with various prices. A New York entry mentions flour shipments and market changes, with minimal legible specifics.
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