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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1902
Page
14
The Constitution announces successful negotiations with publishers of Modern Eloquence. It invites readers to join The Atlanta Constitution Club to access early impressions of a highly valued publication at special terms that cut middleman profits and align members with wholesale buyer status.
Three volumes of Modern Eloquence present a comprehensive gallery of post-prandial orators, with speeches from Landis to Phillips, Gibbons to Manning. It covers celebratory addresses, public interest topics, and reformist thoughts, preserving introductions, applause, and venue details. Strong named figures include Phillips Brooks, Henry Van Dyke, Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal Manning, Toussaint L Ouverture, Gordon, Bok, Collier, and Sears, among others, across diverse subjects and eras.
Joe Dempsey tracks a gray coated thief across New York after a pocketbook drops at Cortlandt Street. The purse holds 87 dollars, a cake recipe, and a button, and Joe returns it to a salesman named Alfriend who urges him to advertise the loss. Joe’s honesty earns a future errand job with the Alfriend brothers, who offer him a chance to run errands and learn the fruit business.
Ry x MO, L. MOORE & SONS advertise a specialty in e3e-glass work described as practically beyond competition. Each employee is a specialist in this line, located at 42 N Broad Street in the Prudential building, successors to Kellam & Moore.
Travel offer via Louisville and Nashville Railroad to Dallas, April 22 25 for Confederate veterans reunion. Open rate to all with a Gulf Coast route through Montgomery Mobile Beauvoir New Orleans and extensive Louisiana Texas scenery. Stop overs allowed Tickets sold April 18 19 20 return by May 2 5 extended to May 15 with deposit. J G Hollenbeck Atlanta district agent.
Perfect eyeglass pre prescription work offers prestige and quality. For w1 years the manufacturers of high grade spectacles, with cost at no more than ordinary, promise accuracy, finish, style and promptness from the new store at 14 Whitehall on the viaduct.
Market reports show May pork closing at 51.30, May lard at 40.49 and 2, and May ribs at 35.40 as receipts total 46,000 hogs and 346 cars. Locals absorbed most offerings as grain strength limited declines, with prices steady for lard and ribs amid a firm pork tone.
Market notes show flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and cotton seed meal prices across Atlanta New York Cincinnati and Chicago. Prices for flour patents wheat futures corn oats and pork lard and bacon appear with bid and ask levels and regional supply details.
Market notes show fresh stock including butter at 20 to 22 cents per pound and assorted poultry prices. Live hens 80c to 1.20, ducks 18c, geese and rabbits offered, with onions at 1.75 per bushel and Irish potatoes around 1.15 per bushel. Local sale appears with multiple item prices and small lots.
Market items listed include apples from Jane at $5,006 00 and oranges from Florida Ba priced per box at $50s. seeds and nuts from multiple regions show varied rates. Pineapples quoted at $325 per crate and dates at two cents. overall list covers fruits and confectionery goods with regional origins and unit pricing.
Florida vegetable prices shown include cabbage at 4 per crate, lettuce 59 per drum, cucumbers 350 per crate, beans 4.50 per crate, squash 2 per crate, beets 4.00 per crate, tomatoes 1.76 per crate, strawberries 18 to 20 per quart, English peas 367.50 per crate, and celery 250 per crate with well bleached quality.
Market notes from Savannah Wilmington and Charleston report turpentine firm prices and stocks. Receipts and sales figures appear for Rosin and Turpentine firms with quoted prices such as 130 and 135 dollars, and commodity names including window glass and water white. Crude turpentine shows steady at 135 dollars per barrel in Wilmington.
New York markets show tin holding firm at 26 37026 45 with steady lead and unchanged iron prices. Speller quotes at 4 22 to 14 0 77 while foundry tonnages and furnace notes indicate steady to nominal pricing for spelter and related alloys across northern districts. Readings from St Louis dated March 2 place spelter at 4 10 and iron market steady with scattered warrants minor.
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