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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
3
The July cotton market opened active in New York as Liverpool cables ran about a point above due, providing the chief motive to buy. Dealers cited bullish Western Texas weather concerns and a stronger overseas tone aiding early advance.
Port records show spot cotton market activity with estimated five bales traded. New Orleans likely to see steady demand as markets react to local shipping conditions.
A Saturday session saw poten seed oil prices holding near steady with limited buying interest. Traders noted a quiet market with few active buyers while some commodity houses and brokers stayed on the sidelines awaiting clearer signals on demand and supply.
Private leased tir a June term triggers a market note on cattle prices. Readable text shows a fleeting reference to livestock trading and lease arrangements affecting supply at regional markets. The fragment hints at price movements without full context or figures.
The report discusses cotton market chatter with traders such as Schill and Pearsalt, noting buying prospects for staple and potential price shifts. It mentions firmness in July cotton as a factor and hints at expectations of a bumper crop, with references to New York and June observations on market shorts and profit strategies.
New York January 11 reports on market conditions with erratic price moves and mixed signals. Traders weigh after recent bus busts and shifts in demand as markets fail to settle.
A weather note reports heavy rain and extended sea areas, with text indicating the Atlantic coast and related shipping area being affected. The garbled text mentions new cotton market details and delays.
Prices opened and advanced in a brisk session with New Orleans and Texas activity lifting October rates while July and December contracts gained. Short covering and limited supply spurred movement as prices touched around 10.52 for October, with lead activity centered in Texas and the lower end of the market.
Markets opened hesitantly in St Paul and New York as investors weighed a government crop report and bank statement. Outside selling eased, leading to a firmer tone, with gains in St Paul stocks and notable activity in Steel Foundry Union. Readings and Amalgamated rose modestly while Missouri Pacific and Consolidated Gas showed mixed moves.
New York stocks review notes gains and losses amid market shifts. The piece highlights profit balances and notable movements, mentioning estate matters and corporate outcomes affecting investor sentiment.
The York market shows mixed signals as manufacturers adjust. Bleached goods substitute for newer oped products while demand remains uneven. Trade observers note shifting consumer needs and supply constraints impacting prices and availability.
The article discusses a weather influenced New York coffee market with unclear buying power for further advances. It mentions counties and cotton performing well elsewhere, while the market shows uncertainty about sustaining gains above 16 2 for a trigger, signaling an open question about future activity.
Mr. Lively has edited Markets in Atlanta and the South for more than twenty five years. His experience makes him the most reliable market editor in the South if not in the entire country.
Fragmentary notes describe grain preparation and storage near the northwest region with references to wheat and feed planning. Mentions of land, farm practices, and local routines appear amid garbled lines, suggesting a diary style overview of seasonal tasks and concerns.
June 11 report shows slight uptick in leading indices as traders await clearer guidance from New York exchanges. Analysts note momentum remains tentative with risk appetite modest and trading volumes light.
Forecasters predict hot dry conditions for the current year with continued high temperatures and clear skies. Residents should prepare for heat waves and stay hydrated while seeking shade during peak afternoon hours.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a weather report for Wheat Gest with northwest to north winds easing, followed by clearing conditions. The garbled lines hinder precise details, but key elements point to a general forecast of improving weather and calmer winds.
Regional forecast notes east winds increasing temperatures for the day with chances of isolated showers. Coastal areas should monitor advisories as maritime conditions may worsen and motorists are advised to plan for brief reductions in visibility.
A damaged OCR weather item mentions Tampa and the valley area with torn words. It references rain potential and marsh conditions but lacks clear details on timing or specifics. The legible parts point to a forecast update for tomorrow and local conditions.
Chicago June 11 government grain report sparked higher open for wheat and oats. Spring wheat condition put at 9 percent yield about 17,989,000 acres and 294,000,000 bushels. winter wheat 414,000,000 bushels potential. Prices near $6 per bushel as supplies noted. rumors of grain prohibition discussed but not substantiated. Trade mentions declines in some stocks and adjusted yields across corn and oats portfolios.
Fragmentary report shows movement in Chicago car lot activity and Paris grain market with unclear figures. Mentions price shifts and attention to market directions, but readable details are limited and entities are partially garbled.
Fragmented text mentions Liverpool grain market and Salt Lake City judges, plus a note on law degrees and college requirements. Content is partially unreadable, lacking clear actions or outcomes to report.
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