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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
10
Fragmented OCR style text mixes urban home notes with advertising pitches and local notices. It mentions real estate advertising economics, circulation figures, and want ads. Names and places appear garbled, but the piece signals a local paper page containing classifieds and promotional copy.
A jumble of classifieds lists requests and listings including cottage wanted notes, sales and trades for homes, farms, and land. It mentions Brady Building Crowkits, San Antonio area, and various properties with payment terms and contact hints, reflecting a chaotic midsection of a local classified page.
Market notes show spot demand in the southern United States lifting selling activity for cotton. Reports reference prices in midwinter sessions with futures quotes and a wide range of regional prices and market movements across New York and Liverpool venues.
In New Orleans on January 26 the cotton market showed strength early due to favorable Liverpool rumors, with prices advancing 2 to 4 points while afternoon trading remained dull but steady after a firm morning. Fears of delays and demand from buyers influenced prices, and rates closed modestly higher amid volatile futures movement.
Fragmentary market items from Liverpool cover cotton prices and bidding dates, with scattered figures and unclear month references. The report lists near term dates and quantities alongside port names, indicating trading activity and upcoming sales. The text remains partial and obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered figures and names, mentioning cotton supply, ratings, and months with unclear context. Several proper nouns appear poorly legible, including dates and amounts, but the passage is too garbled to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR notes from a maritime intelligence brief mention Balvarton and Morning tides, with references to New York City, currents, and rough sea conditions. It notes ships, possible schedules, and weather implications but lacks coherent structure or complete names and figures.
Regional livestock markets show slack demand in pork and cattle trading. Reports from Fort Worth and Kansas City indicate variable receipts and price shifts with mixed gains in select categories, while overall activity remains uneven and cautious among buyers and sellers.
Shipping and market data from San Antonio and New York show varied prices across commodities. Whales sale printer to the trade, poultry, crates, and fats report steady movements, with butter, eggs, and sugar futures listed, including several car receipts and price ranges for Firsts and Seconds, while New York spot sugar firm and refined and confectioners goods cited with price brackets.
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The Union's trade records indicate a rising meat export volume through December, with total exports reaching over 2.05 million pounds, up from about 1.47 million pounds in the same month a year prior. The report, covering the twelve months ending December, notes strong year end totals and mentions U.S. and international demand. The data highlights December's higher values and overall annual export strength across meat products.
Market brief notes gains in stocks despite a pall of low mood overseas. Lists various tickers and several references to currencies, commodities, and rates. mentions January 31 as a related date and highlights U S financial indicators and mining shares.
A note from the White House praises Vick Wyori upon his resignation as receiver general of customs at Santo Domingo. The correspondence, read before Senator elect Thelan, reflects regret at his departure and admiration for his handling of a difficult task amid charges instigated by Vick against James F. Sullivan, Amer ican minister to the Dominican republic.
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