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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
3
An unfamiliar market note reports a slight opening gain in futures and a narrow day fluctuation. The piece mentions Liverpool price movements, drought stress, and Atlantic state concerns affecting bale markets and cash demand amid weather and supply uncertainties.
Fragmentary market blurb references Atlantic movement and New Orleans prices with mentions of Liverpool trade and New York brokerage. Indicates fluctuating cotton values, with unclear figures and dated framing. Notable entities include Atlantic, New Orleans, Liverpool, New York, and brokers, suggesting wholesale price context.
A compact note records today's port receipts and cites estimated yearly totals. The item mentions various figures and references, but the OCR is fragmentary leaving several numbers and names unreadable. Authorities or institutions are not clearly identified in readable form.
In New York the cotton seed oil market opened weak as traders faced liquidation pressure and rising selling interest. Dealers reported light activity with few bids and a cautious mood dominating early trading as prices slipped on limited demand and unsettled futures.
Market notes and weather chatter from the eastern belt, with mentions of drought in Texas, rain prospects, and prices for staples. Dealers in New York report cautious activity as rain forecasts temper sentiment. Texas dryness remains a pressure point for crop markets in the period.
The document discusses market sentiment for cotton with scarce specifics and fragmented observations. It mentions summer periods and potential supply concerns, noting limited practical analysis and cautious outlook amid volatile trade signals.
In a morning report from New York, Ware & Leland note a few losses in Texas sparked a decline, yet overall steadiness remains. Demand light with little cotton for sale after yesterday's downturn, and traders eye tomorrow’s Texas situation amid uncertain rain impacts.
New York Jane 21 The liquid Fury older theory persists amid delivery delays and rising crepe prices. Weather delays and anticipated rain affect harvests. buyers show willingness to sell while business activity softens. Remaining doubts hinge on Tesia De and general market sentiment for cotton.
A fragmented notice from the Cotton Exchange section lists local and long distance telephone contact and mentions R. Fagan as manager. The readable text shows Chicago Board of Trade reference and various garbled headings.
A stock market notice reports an initial sharp rise then broad declines across steel and related shares after late trading news. Weakness in United States Steel and Pennsylvania companies triggered selling, with Baltimore and Ohio and other Pennsylvania firms expected to follow, dampening demand for present shares.
The New York Sun notes cotton gains linked to Texas drought and high July uncertainty. Reports from Liverpool show strong spot sales while cotton futures react to Texas weather, with southern counties highlighted. Prices shift as traders weigh July demand, covering shorts, and lingering risk in Texas amid mixed regional conditions.
Officially corrected prices show melons at 1500 to 29.00 per 10 units and other fruits and vegetables with crate rates for potatoes cabbage and wax beans. Market details include assorted produce prices, market rates, and standard grocer listings for Atlanta.
Wall Street moved on reports of Bank of England actions and easing Russian tensions. Investors watched for policy shifts and factory iron foundry news while stocks in London held firm and equities edged higher on a cautious trading day.
A fragmentary market note discusses stock sale mood and a rise in rates amid favorable sentiments. It references weather impacts in Texas and Europe, plus ongoing tensions and seasonal factors affecting marine and financial markets.
Early notes on grain provisions discuss buyers from Ware and Leland, with exporters purchasing 24 000 niente. Weather is favorable, suggesting a potential price rise for oats and wheat. Cincinnati Price Current indicates winter wheat harvests begin with good quality and yields, advising purchase of oats at present.
A garbled review notes stock market activity and pricing trends with references to Roane county and area aldermen. It mentions potential future movement and rights in relation to market conditions and local governance. The passage includes scattered names and figures such as 182,000 and Araneta, but remains unclear overall.
Closing prices show irregularities across the grain line with wheat down 1 4 to 1 5 and corn off 1 4. Reports from various regions claim threshing yields vary from 6 to 13 bushels per acre, while Northwest conditions remain steady. Market activity features heavy buying on favorable reports and selling pressure later, with government data indicating a crop in excess of prior projections. Coarse grains move slowly and provisions stay dull as cash sales and clearances for the week are noted.
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