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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
8
The notice advertises a fair trade sale in Texas featuring a four firm belt area with items including oranges figs and other fruits. It lists address details and contact points for buyers, mentioning several brands and street names.
Market notes from San Antonio and Kansas City show mixed price movements in dairy and poultry, with calves and eggs listed at various rates.Chicago and New York quotes reflect fluctuating commodities including butter sugar and cotton futures, while United States Steel reports a rise in unfilled tonnage compared with February totals.
Buyers push cotton futures higher amid ongoing market moves as volume surges in New York trading. Analysts describe the reaction as not material to the long term, with prices fluctuating around key levels and traders watching delivery months closely for twists in the cash market.
New Orleans market page reports mixed cotton futures and commodity prices with details on futures, spot values, and related market activity. Prices show volatility with bids around 1090 and 5,500 dollars for various goods, while other lines discuss livestock prices, cattle and calf figures, and stock market influences in Chicago and Conakry.
Apr 8 cotton futures opened steady with May at 8.08 and July 10. ?? Prices near 10.27. Receipts and bids show varied bids for native steers cows and hogs, with livestock market mixed. Liverpool and Onlaans report futures ranges, grain and cotton activity, and at Liverpool another update cites limited movement and speculative interest in August and November contracts.
Metal markets in New York show varied prices with copper around 15.12 percent, 15.28, and casting at 14.52. Trading notes reference alloy performance and sentiment, with mention of line items like Tron and daphianged in the context of market moves.
Market notes show stronger corn and wheat prices amid mixed oats and barley with rain affecting harvesting pace. Traders eye acreage shifts and futures as weather shapes bids. Reading shows attention to PA markets and regional supply dynamics despite volatile price moves.
fragmented OCR notes mention cotton statistics across multiple ports including New Orleans and Houston, with figures for stock, movement, and grain loads. references to exterior movement and freight rates appear, alongside a brief Orleans guide noting rice supplies and a question about time spellings and Constantinople.
In a volatile session traders pushed prices higher with wide participation as volume surged. Gains were led by industrials and export shares while several miners and commodity issues lagged. Observers noted renewed optimism despite short-selling pressure and erratic intraday moves.
In El Paso Apr 10 trade shows Mexican money steady with minor bid changes and a 33 1/3 percent figure cited for a value. Exchange rates hold with cablea 4.50 16 for agi and 679.85 for demand while Mexican dollars trade near 38e. London reports thin silver at 25d per ounce and a note of later short rate.
Fragmentary OCR shows a birth notice with names obscured and scattered addresses in April 2018. Mentions San Pedro Avenue and Laredo Street, with unclear parental names and locations.
An April to May overview from Antonio and Kansas City markets notes prevailing wheat and corn values, with quotes for grades No 2 hard red winter and white wheat. Grain quotes list futures, cash prices, and delivery months, including May and July for corn and wheat, alongside regional price references and market outlook.
Maritime notices list arrivals at Rueces New York and New Orleans with various vessels and routes. Names include El Resident New York Sia Tampico Puebla Napierlan and Hawkheed, plus references to Liverpool Norfolk San Juan and New Jersey observations. April 10 1215 entries appear as fragmentary remarks on bearder and WA observations.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names and places with oblique references. The legible items include individuals linked to various locales and contexts, but details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome emerges. The excerpt reads like a shuffled social page or notices section with many spelling errors and unclear associations.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate burial permits and related notices. Mentions names such as Wass Deperag and Bratt aged 34, with addresses on Wass Deperag Street and Heuston street. Dates appear around April, with references to south plates and private death records.
The will of Alexander Sartor who died March 29 was filed for probate Friday afternoon. Mrs. Cavaline Sartor widow and H. G. Staacke seek appointment as executors. Provisions cover Torreon property and homes in Javea to be rebuilt, with residuals to Henry B. Tar and others.
AUPOLAS AMOK, WYK, Sarth reports confusion in a local incident with unclear details. The fragment mentions an opening Lat Gs yar WIN Te and a person named Vian kecernas in a vague schedule. Further readable facts are limited.
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