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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
10
New York and New Orleans cotton markets show tentative gains and steady to firmer tones amid buying interest and renewed demand. Analysts note mixed signals from traders as prices edge higher into late trading, with volume thinning and cautious sentiment prevailing.
A near unreadable Liverpool Cotton price note shows sporadic figures for July and August deliveries, various months, and exchange mentions. It references exports, speculative activity, and inconsistent bids with unclear dates and values.
An ad lists a private library of standard autitors with binding quality and prices for 45 to 1000 volumes, plus a room for rent in Texas. It mentions Furnished collages, location at 618 Chaparral St, Hotel Hutchins, and notes summer rates, dining room service, and walking distance to the Silippine district.
Fragmentary OCR text showing a sale notice with amounts like 20 000 and 7, locations in Dimmistenum and Rid. Crockett, and names such as CORNETT RAMA and Harleys. The legible parts suggest an auction or land sale in a dimly garbled listing.
Irregular tide affects vegetables and fruits, with traders reporting deflated offerings and limited stock. Markets show steady demand, but wholesale buyers delay large orders while prices inch higher for sustained supply.
Readable items list wholesale prices for corn potatoes onions peppers cucumbers bananas lemons grapes peaches apples prunes and more. Includes per dozen per hundredweight per crate figures across many regions and goods with scattered notes on canned goods meats and harves.
Kansas City, July 1 witnesses varied cattle quotes with receipts reaching large totals. Feeder steers trading near 9.00 to 7.75 while cows and calves hold around 7.00 to 9.86. Trade activity mixed across Chicago and St Louis markets as beef prices drift and demand fluctuates.
In Raneas Mo July 18 the cattle market reports prices for steers and heifers with listings including ABSE and other consignments. Marine intelligence from Galveston notes arrivals and departures of vessels, with standard harbor commentary and ship movements.
A fragmented report discusses cheaper nitrogen as a wartime outcome, citing European methods and new processes that may affect fertilizer and explosives. It references experts urging caution over nitrogen sources, with weather notes from Allen Thiele and Allen Thiele forecaster data, and mentions shifts in the West Virginia wool industry and local agricultural expectations.
New York reports spot and forward prices for metals including spelter and copper with mixed activity. London shows offerings for 25 pound notes and various electroplated metal terms, with spot copper and antimony quoted alongside general market notices and weather remnants.
Fragmented OCR text details stock market activity, noting demand for stocks improving and prices rising. Mentions War era context and various financial figures, loans, property deeds, and transfers from Bexar and surrounding counties. Mixed items reflect a chaotic late 19th to early 20th century financial record with no single coherent event.
Austin July 1 Permitte Have thus been issued by the Permanent Wirehouses Department to ginners in Texas. The new law requires permits and imposes limits on certain operations. Ginners must comply to continue handling cotton seed and gin activities. The department addresses permit issuance, penalties, and enforcement steps for violators.
New York money markets show rates around 2.45 percent per month and 2.12 percent. Quotes include exchange offers and bank rates for silver and Mexican dollars, with remarks on government bonds and wartime calls for reservists.
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