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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
3
The cotton market showed steady to firmer tones with selling active after opening. Bearish pressures and outside influences kept prices fluctuating, with December futures trading near prior levels and tied to weather maps and regional selling.
Market notes for cotton seed oil in New York during June, listing limited trade activity, price directions, and options for traders. Fragmentary details mention futures, supply concerns, and market tone but lack coherent data or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR style notes describe cotton market activity with mentions of Jere 3 Cotton opening heavy and steady demand. References to private wires, Journal of Commerce, and price movement amid variable weather, with buyers cautious and activity described as moderate.
New York June 14 news notes cotton prices eased after reports of dry weather in the lower South where moisture remains scarce. Analysts say the absence of rains continues to pressure futures, with October futures trading below earlier peaks as traders reassess demand and supply dynamics.
June 4 dispatch from New Orleans reports firmer activity in Liverpool market trends. Notes rainfall drought concerns, potential official inquiry, and interest shifting to cotton futures as buyers eye demand and price parity amid transportation and local rail conditions.
Private leased wire reports varied tones across cattle and hogs with quotes indicating mixed demand. Bulls and bears tugged as prices held uneven, with steady leads and occasional gains seen in price snapshots.
New York June 14 The stock market opened irregular with numerous declines. Atchison Amalgamated lost 18c American Locomotive Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Steel common fell 1-4c Colorado Fuel down 4-8c Reading down 5-9c then recovered about half the loss. Ohio started 3-4c higher Canadian Pacific up 1-2c. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Erie St Paul and others edged higher amid varied price movements. Governments unchanged. Other bonds firm.
The New York Sun reports on stock market activity with widespread calm and cautious selling. Traders note firm room trading, slight declines in prices, and an overall cautious mood despite favorable agricultural district news.
New York June 14 steady opening in the coffee market with slight advances noted in early dealings. Receipts reported at 9,911,000 bags so far, with New York shipments delivering modest outcomes. Market activity reflects cautious sentiment as traders track port supplies and weather impacts, amid unchanged near term expectations.
Gibert and Clay report a muted wheat outlook with no large price increases likely. Despite pressure from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, and Missouri Pacific, the market shows tentative firmness with limited near term changes expected. The note notes temporary declines in copper and related markets and cautions about uncertain near term demand signals.
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.
A garbled bulletin from the financial desk hints at fluctuating shares and a tentative reaction to copper markets. It mentions Paul and Taiyo King but supplies little clear data on outcomes or timing.
Disjointed chatter from a Milwaukee Sentinel page shows a lively scene with exchanges about stock sales and a wedding party. The overheard snippets reference a shore hotel purchase, a marriage proposal, and assorted neighbors in Soulville, creating a collage of local concerns and social moments.
Grain notes describe weather impacts on corn, oats, and wheat with price trends and futures. Reports reference U.S. farm conditions, packing and storage, and market outlook from McLean and other regions, noting drought effects, price signals, and anticipated yields.
Fragmented notes describe crop conditions and farmer reactions, with references to moisture, heat, and soil strength. Mentions of towns, farms, and possible yield expectations hint at mixed results and uncertain weather impacts on harvest plans.
Incomplete OCR snippets reference Chicago car lots and Liverpool grain market with scattered terms. The readable items do not form a coherent article but indicate a trade market context and potential pricing or shipping keywords. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
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