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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
5
New York opens steady with slight near month gain amid quiet trade. Havre dips. local market shows limited movement. 4,260 bags sold including June at 6.16, July 6.20, September 5.76, December 5.70, March 5.75. Spot quiet with No 7 Rio 7?c and Santos No 43 9?c.
On Tuesday June 29 1909 at 4 PM a public sale or auction is set to occur. Details remain unreadable in the fragment, but the time and date indicate a formal notice of sale or bidding proceeding.
The Plaster's Bridge Road is to be widened to sixty feet and will be carried through the property from Peachtree to Roswell Road. Work will continue until macadamization and cherting are completed. Plats are available by phone or in person.
New York June 24 cotton market eased after a sharp advance. Opening fell 3 to 8 points, futures drifted lower on heavy selling with some rally from short covering later, but prices sank to near daily lows. Receipts at ports 4,271 bales. New Orleans spot steady at 11.75 to 11.85.
Real estate advertises a 60 by 200 foot lot on Marietta Street near Bellwood Avenue with a 2 room rental house bringing 28 per month and rear land suitable for three investment houses fronting the back street. Claims great future frontage opposite brick stores at two main intersections and offers attractive terms with possible trade.
New York markets showed a brief rally as traders absorbed short-covering demand and progress in copper and railroad orders. Union Pacific preferred rose to 110 amid speculation of disbursements, with London demand noted, before prices slipped back. Bond sales totaled 4.85 million dollars, and money remained easy with call rates near 1 to 2 percent.
Announcement from Hubbard Bros & Co of Hanover Square New York advertising their cotton brokerage services. Members of New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges Liverpool Cotton Association Chicago Board of Trade and New York Produce Exchange New York Coffee Exchange. Ord solicited for purchase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Direct wire service and correspondence invited.
Texas and Indian steers at 3.60 to 8.80. Cows and heifers 2.48 to 5.05. Calves in carloads 3008.05. Hogs receipts 7,000, market lower. Pigs 5.60 to 7.55. sheep receipts 500. mutton 4.00 to 6.40. lambs 3.60 to 6.15. Kansas City reports 4,000 cattle with 2,000 southerns. native steers 5.25 to 7.08. southern steers 4.00 to 6.00. cows 3.00 to 7.00. stockers 3.50 to 5.50. calves 4.00 to 7.28. western steers 4.00 to 7.00. Hog market lower with bulk 6.26 to 7.60. Sheep receipts 4,000. mutton 5.50. lambs 6.50 to 3.26. New York weaker. copper and tin mixed. Liverpool cotton steady. Chicago corn and oats mixed. hogs 0c lower at tops 7.90. Wool prices lower. mining stocks steady. Movement of produce lists declines and grain receipts show wheat 2 cars, corn 228 cars, oats 101 cars. Primary wheat receipts 212,000 bushels.
Corrected by Ogiesby Grocesp Qn the June 24 market summary lists commodities and prices for groceries. Coffees, sugars, flour, rice and crackers appear with per pound and case costs, alongside meats and dairy items and regional price notes from New York and North Carolina markets.
Commodities list includes No 1 hay and various grains at Atlanta prices. Chicago and St Louis report cash wheat and corn bids, with July and September futures. Atlanta fruit and vegetable prices show bananas, tomatoes, peppers, okra, and citrus, plus potatoes and pineapples for sale.
A fragmented market page lists fruit and produce prices, poultry rates, and dairy quotes from multiple cities. Items include hens, chickens, ducks, turkeys with per pound or per crate prices. butter, eggs, and cheese quotes. various beef and pork figures. and regional price variations from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and New York on June 24. Names of commodities and price ranges are scattered with typographical errors.
Market report lists prices for sugar and molasses with figures such as 2.42 for fair refining, 2.92 for centre tent, 2.17 for molasses, and crushed sugar at 85, with granulated and powdered variants noted among New Orleans references.
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