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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
13
For sale items and real estate notices appear, including a house sale auction listing and multiple property and loan references. Names and addresses are partially legible, with contact hints and location notes such as Main, Mount Vernon, and Alameda.
Listing describes a house with extra large room and paneled hardwood, offering tele fixtures and a kitchen space. Close to Alania Phiza with fast car service, asking G75 for occupants or inquiries. Emphasizes high quality finishes and conveniences including bathtubs and other amenities.
Financial wires report renewed weakness in oil shares and a lower market with tension abroad. News notes shifting energy sector, flagged Mexican oil ties, and general market liquidity. investors watch bullion, bonds, and currency movements amid uncertain outlook.
Markets in York show copper at 4.52, sterling prices, and mixed metal prices with copper and iron in focus. Chicago product lines mirror fluctuating values as regional buyers react to market signals presented for February quotations and potential storage considerations.
Automobile licenses listed for vehicles on Plarson Avenue and Staunfels Avenue including a Ford 628R and a Chevrolet CT and T Merrifreld on Garden Street. A weather bulletin from Observatlane notes the forecast for Thursday morning February 15, 2915.
A rough summary notes tensions in the cotton export situation. Prices show upward pressure while exporters hesitated. The report cites uncertain demand, shifting buying interest, and potential policy or market actions affecting futures and domestic pricing.
Fragmented OCR reads like a cotton market brief from New Orleans with scattered figures. Mentions bale counts, prices, and locations but many words unreadable or garbled. Entities such as New Orleans and cotton are present, but the overall meaning is unclear and lacks a cohesive update.
Fragmented report states dirigible Zeppe lin L-3 exploded after landing in mid air rescue crews taken for internment by "Teenish" authorities. Details on build, dimensions, horsepower and speed appear garbled. the event follows a fire during descent over an island as crew feared internal bombs.
Paris reports that fourteen brigadier generals have been moved to the reserve list by General Joffre, with nine division generals also transferred yesterday. promotions include Count Edmond de MacMahon, son of the former French president, now promoted from colonel to major command roles.
Market notes from Denver and Kansas City describe cattle, hog and calf receipts, with prices at various markets. Reports mention war-related disruptions affecting exports, shifting meat stock levels, and local price ranges for cows, calves, and hogs, alongside updates from multiple western towns and stockyards.
In blunt trading, wheat prices weaken as strong selling pressure drives Chicago and river market quotes lower. Reports show export demand tumbling and mills trimming purchases while cash grain and futures drift downward with broad commodity softness.
In a brisk trade day the market notes a stormy shift as vendors adjust pricing and offerings. The report documents customers, sellers, and new stock reaching town, highlighting changes in demand and delivery timelines amid a tense but hopeful tone.
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed terms with names like Teng Fen and Grimes, references to creamery markets and prices such as 84.0004 and 38.60 CHO. It mentions Poultey acondy and backers in Rowan County Ontario, with oxen and pounds prices like $8.80 and $6.00. The item lacks coherent facts but indicates an unsettled market note.
Jewelry valued at 30,000 was stolen from the residence of Mrs. Frederick in a fashionable Philadelphia area. A well-dressed man posing as a friend gained entry and fled, leaving the woman to return home and discover the loss.
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