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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
4
Cotton trading remained subdued with prices drifting lower as traders awaited the government July report. Demand was light, supplies ample, and near term momentum muted by expectations of little change in N ovember figures.
Market brief notes price activity for the day with highs and general sales context. No specifics on stock names, volumes, or exact figures are readable in the fragment.
A long inventory of bonds shows various 4s and 5s with prices around 102 to 107, ex-coupon and registered statuses noted for several issues. The market sentiment skews toward liquidation with some bargain hunting amid expectations of a government crop report and steady to improving cotton conditions in the southern states. futures and commodity prices show mixed signals across grains, metals, and livestock as traders await the report and farm weather developments.
General profit taking in wheat corn and oats eased market strength in Chicago trading. September wheat opened near unchanged, drifted higher then fell to near day’s lows, closing weak at the day’s bottom. Corn and oats showed firm open then fell. provisions rose with lard and rib values. Estimated receipts and a holiday affected activity. Board of Trade closed for holiday.
Stocks opened higher and slipped into a broad decline in early trading. The list then recovered to near the day’s high as Pennsylvania and Southern Pacific led selling before a late rally, with little news to drive direction and a cautious outlook for further movement. Tennessee Coal and Iron fell several points, signaling possible ongoing Southern issues concern.
A.W. Fyglinger announces stock opening for Independence Day fireworks at Peachtree and Ivy streets and at the corner of Spring and Alexander Streets on July 3.
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