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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
10
Uncertain dispatches describe a sinking and its impact on cotton trade. Prices slide as traders weigh losses, futures shift, and markets react to grim shipping news across New Orleans and regional exchanges.
The snippet reports peach and vegetable wholesale prices at markets, noting heavy demand and fluctuating weather impacts. It mentions prices for greens, tomatoes, and several regional vendors, with figures in dollars per crate or per pound, and references to specific market districts and packers.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Liverpool cotton trade timetable with scattered month ranges and figures. Entries read like July to August periods, with September and October spans and unclear figures such as 5236 and 5.048. The text includes several month pairs and inconsistent dashes, indicating a damaged schedule or ledger page.
Wholesale prices for cotton and related commodities are listed alongside port trades. Items include prunes, sugar, coffee, canned goods, corn, oats, hay, wheat, and miscellaneous shipping figures. The document records prices, weights, and packaging details from a port market report with figures for yesterday and last year.
A garbled ledger style snippet lists automobile licenses with unclear names and addresses and a broad catalog of wholesale canned meats and fish prices. The OCR fragment also mentions prices for hides, tallow, butter, and various commodities, including a range of imported and domestic items and damaged goods.
Fragmentary OCR listing cattle sale items at East Street with names Merle, Niktenen, Cartwright, Meaderentiy Coudile and others. Mentions steer and heifer lots, dates in May and June, and a sale in Rear City with various consignors and prices implied by the garbled text.
An erratic report outlines a sudden push for wheat amid shorts pressure, triggering a price surge in related markets. The piece references multiple entities and markets with fragmented, unclear lines but highlights an urgent supply squeeze and price volatility.
Fragmented text reports on stock moves among railway figures with mentions of New York brokers, various city names, and prices. The piece references sales action, but readable details are sparse and the context is unclear.
Fragmentary newspaper line describing a regional bulletin with unreadable OCR text and garbled details about aerial or weather content.
The report compiles daily market quotations across money markets and commodities from London and New York. It notes steady government securities, currency exchange rates, and varied prices for meats, poultry, dairy, and produce with several items showing modest adjustments.
Local records show permit activity on West Unlivet Street and adjacent avenues including Flan and Mivnn. Notable entries list suites and facade work, with inspections pending. Building projects involve residential and commercial properties, reflecting ongoing urban development in the district.
The readable parts mention named individuals and places such as Villa Madero Huerta in a political context, plus references to Gov Penguson and legal questions about Huerta's possible trial. Several personal notices about arrivals and guests at the Gunter in Dallas and other Texas locations appear, but much of the text is garbled and uncertain.
Mrs Evelyn Neawit Whe Thaw fainted as she was to testify in the state case against her husband Harry J Thaw. The physician testified she was nervously exhausted and unfit to testify, prompting Justice Mendricks to consider a body attachment for her. Deputy Attorney General Becker sought the order to compel attendance.
A 1907 dispute on passenger fare hikes shows railroads facing reduced two cent rates. J E Wettling presents figures claiming return on property suggests a two cent fare yields little revenue while some lines report reduced profits. Officials urge caution, citing increased expenses and uneven service, with criticism aimed at excessive price cuts harming operations.
A community fete in the city raises approximately 190 dollars for a laundry plan. Organizers credit volunteers including Mrs Smith and Sp. Ge R. Rohentsall. The event featured speeches, refreshments, and a rail trip fundraiser to support the cause.
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