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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
3
Private wire dispatch notes very quiet opening as demand weakens with declining prices. Spot sales in Liverpool exceed recent levels while buyers hold back on new purchases. Prices at New Orleans and Mobile show modest gains, with labor and transport factors cited as limiting the market.
Ni Orleans to New Orleans letters discuss planting delays and weather effects on cotton, noting traders keep steady tone as market eyes supply prospects. Prices cited around 21 dollars, with expectations for crop conditions and public confidence shaping sentiment.
Local market notes show refiners adjusting output as demand shifts. Prices drift amid fluctuations in refined sugar and raw cane futures. Officials estimate steady purchases from regional bakeries and food manufacturers through the month.
The article reports on cotton market activity, prices, and speculation with references to gin, bale counts, contracts, and liquidation. It notes a recent rise in prices, discussions of quality, and the impact of weather on futures, mentioning key players and the season’s pressures.
The New York cotton market opened with overall dull activity and no major features to note. The week’s outlook remained bullish on ongoing demand, though prices stayed largely unchanged amid scattered trading and cautious sentiment among traders.
Collected notes on cotton seed trading show disrupted pricing and limited activity. Markets reflect shifting demand as growers adjust expectations for August and the upcoming season, with traders citing supply constraints and competing market signals.
Market reaction to Strel common dividend news surges despite late rumors of distribution. Steel shares lead gains as traders push prices higher on expected revenue and improving demand. early quotes show common stock opening around 41 to 41.5 with broad advance across heavy and soft industries.
A fragmented wireservice style report summarizes grain trading with mentions of Gilbert Tietd decline, wheat prices easing on soft demand, corn and oats mixed, and private wires from Chicago and Minneapolis. It notes light weekly shifts, slight year over year declines, and dealer caution amid dampened demand in late summer markets.
The New York cotton market shows a range in prices with buyers and sellers active across early trading. Prices hover within a narrow band as traders weigh supply prospects and demand signals in the domestic and export markets.
A garbled Wall Street scene hints at a shift in stocks and markets. Names like Marshall, Co and Boyer appear among uncertain references to firms and regions, suggesting a cautious or evolving trading phase and expectations in a volatile environment.
The piece notes varied activity in Atlanta markets with unclear references to prices and items. It mentions crates, racks, and vendors but the text remains fragmented and hard to decipher.
A fragment from a COFFEE MARKET brief notes line by line pricing and supply shifts. Readable elements mention market tone and potential price movements with limited specifics.
Fragmentary note from Ware and Leland discussing cotton prices and market terms. The readable portions mention Fig Peart and refer to a real-time update style typical of a daily letter, with no clear date or full context available.
An edited note reviews Tooks by The New York Sun, discussing the film’s reception and public interest. The piece mentions prominent topics and references to entertainment trends of the era. It highlights social context and reaction to the production without detailed plot points.
The article questions the definite origin of the phrase a Philadelphia lawyer, noting two explanations. It references past ambiguity and cites an 1877 Americanisms entry claiming the term refers to a wily London lawyer. The piece discusses lack of a clear historical account and hints at misattributed origins.
The text reflects 19th century letters and mentions James K Paulding and Captain Thomas Hamilton. It discusses travels in Edinburgh and Philadelphia, noting the spread of a colloquial expression across American circles. The passage cites snippets from letters and memoirs to illustrate linguistic usage.
Opening steady at fraction up, the wheat drop dragged the market down. Corn and oats fell, hog products slid, while Kansas City Star's estimate of 90 million bushels of wheat raised added to selling pressure. Primary receipts and cash sales details show wheat and corn activity with modest clearances at Chicago.
The report notes wheat and corn movements with figures for today versus last year. Wheat bids show a slight change from the previous day, while corn movement indicates a drop from 421,000 to 377,000 bushels.
Unclear fragment describes an event involving Northwest Car and an opening or lower act with clawed movement. Specific people, places, dates, or organizations are not discernible from the text.
A garbled passage mentions Miller, As pont, and a tale of cars. It references English poet Keats and Longfellow in a dated tone, with a vague note on sunrise and sunset walks. It also alludes to French dramatist Alexander Dumas buying time and releasing a new fe ag Ferny eteny.
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