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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
6
Chicago reports a July wheat high at 220 a bushel amid bullish cash demand and strong overseas cues. Corn and oats hold near steady as funds weigh selling late in the day. Weather and crop reports support grains while hogs and lard futures move modestly.
Atlanta fruit prices include Bananas at 9 cents per pound and Tomatoes at 2.60 per crate. Grapefruit fancy 36s 48c 54s and 64s priced at 4.00, smaller sizes 3.00. Irish potatoes bushes 1.50, pineapples 2.25 per crate, oranges 3.50 for all sizes. Government Weather Report notes mean weekly temperatures 70-72 across cotton region, with some areas near normal or slightly above and rainfall widespread. Sugar and Molasses in New York lists raw sugar steady, refined options with prices for crushed, powdered, and granulated sugars.
Secretary Hester reports the May movement shows a rise of about 161000 bales from last year and 114006 from the year before. May total 432788, with nine months to May totaling 13037835. Northern spinners bought 129462 bas es in May, boosting nine month total to 2486644. Foreign exports for the season nine months reach 7897131 bases, up from last year by 983262.
Corrested by the Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company presents wholesale prices for country produce including poultry hens chickens turkeys geese and duck products with per pound rates and notes on demand. Listings show Pekin and butter products with varying prices and quantities reflecting active market demand.
New York and New Orleans market notes show money of call at 1 to 2 percent, time loans 2 to 6 percent, mercantile paper 2 to 4 percent, Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills cited. Cotton seed oil prices dipped on weak demand with June to December futures listed and closing.
The friends and relatives of Dr Ernest Boeckh Mrs Gabrielle Boeckh Mr and Mrs J Frank Beck Mr and Mrs Albert Beck Mr and Mrs C G Beck Mr G C Beck and Mr and Mrs W H Yean and Mr and Mrs H C Glenn are invited to attend his funeral Thursday June 3 1903 at 3 pm from Westminster Presbyterian church Interment Went View Rev CG B Wilmer and Rev A Little will officiate The brothers of the deceased will act as pallbearers.
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