Cotton Use Shows Gain in November Cotton Consumption
The census report shows November cotton consumption at 449,443 bales of lint and 117, five holes of tinteys, rising from October and November last year. On hand stocks at November 30 include 2,246,838 pairs of lint and 470,966 liters in consuming establishments. 13,964,018 bales lint and 95,003 of Ehlers in storage. Exports and imports figures are incomplete, with spindles active at 23,969,148.
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Washington
Ehlers
Tur Ag
Poultry And Produce Trade Messy and Unclear From OCR
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic mix of poultry produce terms, quantities, prices, and scattered place names. Readable elements include references to poultry items, Boston, Chicago, and New York mentions, weights like 12, 27, and 42, plus odd monetary figures. The overall item appears as a garbled market listing with numerous errors and nonstandard spellings.
Grain prices show mixed moves on market Saturday
Grain market reports point to a cautious upward tilt with beans and other grains edging higher while wheat and corn hold near week-ago levels. Traders cite policy impacts on futures and strong shipping demand, noting limited open-market sales despite ample receipts as lard and oats prices fluctuate and prices for rye, corn, and barley show modest gains.
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Cimcago
Beaia
Cattle market at National Stockyards reports mixed receipts
Evening cattle sale results show prices ranging with heifers and cows mixed. Receipts near 36,500 head include al livestock categories with multiple lots traded, notable figures include feeders and steers around 17.15 to 17.90 per cwt and cows near 7.40 to 11.78, while markets show varied demand and open bids.
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Mylis Livastort National Stockyards
Heo
AP Usda
Openine
Unclear livestock market notes with dense OCR errors
The fragmentary text lists diverse livestock and market figures, including calves, steers, wool, and meat prices, with numerous figures and vendor names obscured by OCR. It resembles a late 19th or early 20th century market page heavy with numbers and commodity terms.
Allies Under Lease-Lend Aid Estimated at 1.2 Billion
President Roosevelt outlined the lend-lease program through December 1 and January 1943, listing 33 eligible allies and detailing $1,202,000,000 in total aid, with $598,000,000 actually exported by December 1. The report notes ongoing rapid expansion, funding allocations, and ship production to support Britain, Russia, China, and Western Hemisphere nations in World War II.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Uird
Congress
Britain
China
Jeid- Teaseald
Phe Arte
Obituary for Richard Rader 41 and Mrs Briggs 90
Richard Ralph Rader 41 died at his residence 174 Edleon Drive Saturday. Native of Texas and San Antonio resident 35 years, World War veteran. Survivors include a daughter in law and several sisters and a brother John Radel. Services held Monday at Porter Lorlig chapel with Rev Townsend officiating and burial at Roselawn under San Antonio Lodge No. 11g A PF and ALM. Mrs Mark A. Briggs 90 died in local hospital Sunday. Survived by a daughter and son in law, and two sons. Body to be sent to Springfield Missouri for graveside rites Tuesday.
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Edleon Drive
Texas
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Caughter
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August Haby
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Jesse Bless
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Yelm Hudson
John Radel
Porter Lorlig
Trye Townsend
Roselawn
San Antonio
A. PF
Mark A. Briggs
Marchasville
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Nughter
Bis
Davis
Ganiw
Ariges
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Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed U.S. Prices and Activity
The early week London and San Antonio market notes reveal cattle sales with varied weights and grades. Top weights around 180 270 pounds traded near 10 14 and 40 25 to 516 50, with sows and other stock priced around 9.75 to 9.50, while calves and yearlings posted mixed gains and losses amid fluctuating demand.
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Sax Antonio
Wis
Peter Fevind
Enilore
Nediva
Hligher Bazta
Saprtiea
Sheen Division
Untitled historical market snapshot with scattered data
Fragmentary OCR style text shows prices, stock figures, and supplier terms. Appears to mix livestock and commodity entries with multiple figures, names, and locations but contains many garbled phrases and misread figures, lacking coherent narrative or clear dates.
Mixed Stocks Drift Amid War Economy Shift
New York stocks showed uneven movement as defense related firms and aviation names faced volatility. Major rails and manufacturing shares retrenched while some defense contractors held steady or rose. Market observers cited inflation fears and tentative demand signals as the war economy reorders investment patterns and the outlook remained cautious.
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Wella Enue
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SONIC
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Sten
Southern Tellwig
Great Northern
New Chemical
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Tiouglas Aircraft
United Atrernth
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Imiely
Corpus Lions Meet in Corpus Christi Anniversary Night
Andrew Smith of San Antonio, serving guard 2-A with Lions International, will be principal speaker at Corpus Christi event Tuesday night celebrating the club’s anniversary and Christmas party.
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Corpus Lions
Corpus Christi
J. Andrew Smith
San Antonio
Covernay
Mstrict 2-A
Lions Internatant
Eovmis Christians Cith
Unreadable Fruit and Produce Market Listing Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous fruits vegetables and dairy items with prices per unit bag or pound. Names include apples oranges grapes cabbage cauliflower celery lettuce and dairy items. Numerous misspellings and garbled terms hinder precise item identification and sourcing.
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California
Texan
Washington
Delicians
America
Carvela
Texas
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Texas Farm Price Report and Feed Outlook Across States
A 1942 farm price survey details November parity prices for hogs beef cattle sheep and lambs corn and oats with notes on pasture conditions and feed demand. It discusses breeding stock, stock movement, and anticipated feeding trends in the corn belt and western states, with focus on Texas Oklahoma and other regions. It notes possible increases in feeding and replacement of underfed stock, aiming to project year over year changes into 1942.
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Texas
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Agricul Development
Cor Bel
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Corn Belt
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Montana
Mount Gliveadlereaxes I
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