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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
July weather conditions reduced vigor in new crop and lowered cotton prices, with reports of 69,000 to 67,000 trees issued yet not yielding immediate gains. Market activity slid toward a cooler, weaker level across Texas and nearby regions, as traders awaited stronger proof of cotton value and demand signals for the coming season.
A fragmented wire service summary reports cotton prospects across several states, noting drought relief and cooler winds. Weather outlook includes mixed signals with ongoing rainfall impacting harvests, while market chatter highlights prices and potential crop timing amid regional variations.
Estimated figures indicate a significant gap in last year’s output, contrasting with 2 221 acts recorded in Falveston. The data suggests a shortfall in DrecrTs TS performance relative to prior metrics.
The daily cotton letter notes dull conditions in corn and oats with oats leading grain strength then giving way. It cites ideal weather for thrashing and strong near term corn prospects, but warns prices may fall if weekly northwest crop yields fail to materialize. Hog market shows Western and local receipts below expectations by about 40,009 head, with hog prices and overall market weakness shaping sentiment.
Stocks opened irregularly with prices near yesterday’s close as traders hurried to place orders. Casinos and rail shares showed mixed moves while government bonds remained steady and most equities drifted with limited sector gains.
A garbled June 2 market note reflects a bearish outlook across the era’s manufacturing and crop sectors. It mentions futures, supply constraints, and shifting demand dynamics, with scattered references to operators, New Orleans, and Louisiana trade, implying cautious trading sentiment and price weakness.
New York dispatch notes developments this morning showing more favorable features for beer market trends after a temporary setback. Traders anticipate adjustments in the coming week as reactions unfold and expectations shift toward a potential rally.
Special to The Georgian. Newberry, S. C. June 19. Cotton is not the only profitable crop in Newberry county. Edwin R. Hipn of Newberry county reports a remarkable oat yield from his field, averaging about seventy bushels per acre with an impressive total yield.
Harvesting of winter wheat has begun in earnest with much in shock in the southern districts. Some rainfall occurred during the week but wet weather hindered progress in the east where cutting was active. Reports note ongoing field work and variable conditions affecting yields.
A fragmented report describes advances, receipts, and service charges tied to a coffee operation. It notes two rates, a 2 percent and 33 percent, with mentions of payments and adjustments. The text references consignments, port activity, and possible future entries impacting profits.
Private wire from Chien June 2 reports estimates of the hat yield at 620,000,000 bushels amid government figures. Weather is unsettled with potential delays. farmers expect early maturity for oats and wheat. Analysts caution freight and price volatility as spring demand and winter wheat movements shift, while awaiting new crop signals.
A garbled report notes a favorable stance lifting some stocks while others linger. United States Steel signals record steel output this year, twelve industrials rise about two percent and railroads edge up around one percent amid uneven market tone.
The Ward Shoe Company at 101 Peachtree Street was burgled Thursday night with several shoes stolen. Officers Felder and Davis questioned doors and arrested two Black suspects after a pursuit, one captured without issue and the other fleeing and then caught nearby. Both suspects were detained at the police station.
Councilman William Oldknow returns to Atlanta from Ohio after visiting major cities to finish work on the theater ordinance. If he succeeds he plans an evening departure for a summer vacation. Also mentioned are G H Brandon H M Patterson C J Swift and others returning from Macon and preparations for the annual meeting with Harry G Poole elected vice president at the recent convention in Atlanta.
Readable fragments show a chaotic scene with bags mentioned. The item references a row about bags and a person named Iat. No clear event, place, or institution is identifiable from the readable text.
Favorable weather across the winter wheat belt aids harvest. Larger Argentine shipments and heavy receipts push wheat prices down. July slips under September as traders cover short contracts. Corn gains slightly while oats rise. provisions unsettled. Primary wheat receipts about 299,000. corn 717,000. Clearances show barrels and bushels figures.
Primary movement outlines race heats and results from last year with details on entries, shipments, and expected participation. The report highlights Leeetia Again and Agatnet 167069 as notable runners and notes calendar timing for the current event.
Market reports show activity at Liverpool grain market with traders noting price movements and interest in barley and wheat. Local buyers and sellers discuss demand levels and seasonal factors influencing prices as trading continues.
Paul Green, a Black man, held on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing in the recorders court Thursday. He is charged with stealing from homes on Capitol Avenue and nearby areas over the past weeks.
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