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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
2
Market report notes mixed cotton trading with New Orleans and Liverpool sessions showing small declines then steadiness. Early wet weather and evolving crop reports influenced sentiment. prices hovered with modest gains and later quiet selling. Export figures and local receipts were given with emphasis on pending government updates and bearishly tinged weekend figures.
Readable parts show names and terms like Bavann and Ge ghee with scattered phrases. The text appears damaged OCR and lacks coherent actions, dates, or clear entities to describe a single news item or notice.
A brief transit notice states a Sunday SEABOARD service leaves Union Station at 7 a.m. The schedule lists a fare of $1.00 and indicates a ongoing weekly operation from Union Station every Sunday.
Public notice listing potential transactions in bonds and preferred stocks including Atlantic Ice and Coal and Southern Ice and Coal, Empire Cotton, Gil Trust Company of Georgia, and related municipal bonds. Indicates market interest in buying or selling these securities.
Swift and Company stock holders are informed that Dividend No 115 of one dollar and seventy five cents per share will be paid July 1 1915 to stockholders of record as of May 29 1915. The notice is signed by F S Havyrart secretary and appears on the company books.
Movement data shows receipts, stock levels, and shipments across multiple ports and routes. Highlights include Savannah Niddling 326 receipts 984 stock 200, Charleston Middling 9.38 stock, and New York Midhing 50 sales 34, with extensive figures for Houston and Memphs.
A fragmented OCR shows port receipt figures for various locations and a weather summary. Includes scattered place names such as Atlanta, Okura, Charenton, Little Rock, and Oklahoma with numeric values and temperatures. The text also notes mean temperatures, precipitation, and general remarks about heavy rain in southern states. Names and figures are inconsistently captured, but the core items are port receipts, station listings, and a climate briefing by F. von Huermann.
New York May 8 special reports show Liverpool trade quiet with minor fluctuations and no pressure beyond local traders. Weather unfavorable with continued rains but foreseen clearing, market fears hold, and German notes influence dampened demand. local agents Hubbard Bros & Co note small daily activity and wary prices.
New York reports indicate bearish sentiment persists as demand weakens and political factors cloud prospects. Liverpool weakness adds pressure while stocks rise, with hedging noted and October coverage seen limited by holiday and weather. Private crop reports point to a potential year over year decline in Western ports amid cautious market tones.
Atlanta quotations show steady wool market activity amid strong demand. Trade notes rising prices for fine wools and broader livestock and provisioning markets reflecting continued buyer interest and robust commodity activity.
Chicago May 26 prices on the Chicago wheat market fell as harvest shipments began. Wheat closed heavy and mixed with declines of up to 4 3 80 cents, corn weakened with wheat, and provisions steady to slightly down. Market factors included British policy and fund movements, with weekly comparisons showing lower prices across grains and a list of old and new supply figures. Public notices and local want ads follow in the paper’s classified section.
A chaotically scanned page lists lost items and finder notices with rewards, including an account book and various personal belongings. It also shows dense classified ads for employment, duties, trades, sales, and services across multiple vendors and locations, with scattered names and addresses.
Male seeks office or clerical work with one year of experience and strong references. Willing to relocate. Provides top references and reliable, accurate performance. Address G-919 Constitution. Lawkeeper seeks caper role with A1 references and high rating. Open to rewards and call for details. Age noted for ad and experience.
New York May 8 Dun's restew toe morrow wil say COSUGUHTS extinding industrial opera Bans die mainis but not wholly to right war demands have a stimulating effect generally. Domestic conditions and banking posi tion show improved credit and weaker fear of fall. Purchasing power rises as unemployment falls and transport firms gain demand for equipment aiding iron and steel growth. Local market notes include turpentine receipts and prices in Savannah and other ports.
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