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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1928
Page
21
Fragmented OCR passage mentions cotton ease after SA, market activity, prices, and various locations and entities in a chaotic ledger-like export noting delays, prices, and trading cues. Contains many garbled names and numbers, with no coherent narrative or dates clearly intact.
OCR reads lists price movements for vegetables and fruits across markets in Texas and Pennsylvania. It mentions onions turnips cabbages apples and berries with varying prices per bushel crate and ton, across Dallas Houston Philadelphia and Pittsburgh plus notes on cattle and market conditions.
A dated local market listing shows prices for vegetables and fruit by the dozen, pound, or bushel. Items include beets 65 cents per dozen, tomatoes 4 dollars per dozen, celery 37 cents per crate, grapefruits 89 cents per box, and cantaloupes 4 dollars per 100. Poultry prices noted as 36 cents per pound, with various other produce and staple costs profiled for shoppers.
Ware’s poultry data show an average of 2 eggs per hen in March from 758 hens, with a total production of 16 012 eggs across the flock including 10 5 birds with alternates. Mortality rose to TS birds. four birds achieved 100 percent production prior to November. Farms named include Minnett Te Tacker Tren ton’s Poultry Farm Lone Sur Poultry Farm and Gillette Poultry Farm.
Weather in Chicago and surrounding states brings high winds and dry conditions as wheat prices edge up. Reports from Miselasioni front suggest a decline in advances while Wheat Inter shows gains across grains. Moisture shortages and wind hit crops from Springfield to Tanvilty, with farmers delaying planting and turning to oats and barley.
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