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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
12
A weather influenced cotton market report notes rising prices amid bullish private crop outlooks and steady or slightly higher early activity. Details reference openings in key markets including New York and Houston with comments on dry South West conditions and strong selling pressure.
New Orleans market notes show steady tone despite mixed receipts at the wharf. Traders report futures near unchanged with slight advances, while daily price ranges are listed for March and related contracts as weather improves and demand holds.
Liverpool cotton market report from July 18 notes steady futures with varieties priced around 6.0 percent for the August-September period and 5.30 percent for July. The bulletin lists official rates, seasonal spreads, and speculative figures alongside weekly commodity prices and exchange details.
Fragmentary data shows statistics on cotton and port movements with references to ships, stock, and income values. The garbled text mentions Liverpool and United States exports, with figures for shippers, wages, and vessel activity amid a colonial era trade context.
Fragmented OCR notes describe cattle offerings and prices with references to South American markets. Mentions ports, yards, and shipments, plus irregular data on weights, imports, and export activity. Concludes with speculative price movements and market sentiment.
Readable items show wholesale prices for corn rotaton oats and greens, with figures for beans, peaches, pears, tomatoes, corn, wheat, flour, meats, canned goods, oils, seeds, and commodities. Entities include Texas, Washington, and California markets. numbers indicate per hundredweight, per bushel, or per dozen.
Fragmented OCR text includes varied prices, commodities, and place names such as Texas, Houston, Waco, Kerrville, and Victoria. Mentions of foods, nuts, almonds, fruits, and imported goods mingle with references to routes, rail lines, and distant markets. The passage preserves a chaotic snapshot of trade terms, labels, and locale identifiers.
Fragmented readable items describe market tones and supply notes for grains and livestock. Names and places appear garbled but reference San Antonio and surrounding regions, with prices and shipments mentioned in a cadence typical of agricultural bulletins from this era.
San Antonio markets report mixed cattle and poultry prices today. Butter steady at 27 to 26 cents per pound. Texas creamery at 27 to 26 cents. hens at 3.60 per dozen. broilers around 2.00. ducks 3 to 4 per dozen. geese 4 per dozen.
A garbled July dispatch from Chicabo Louisiana notes quantities of goods and market items. References to potatoes recalcins and various measurements appear amid scattered names and figures, including dates and local authorities. The fragmentary text lists numbers and several proper nouns, but the full meaning remains obscured.
Fragment reads as an auction notice with amounts 96 and 168 in unclear currency. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only scattered figures and partial item mentions.
Marine intelligence details from New York list activities around July with mentions of Galveston and Naplevian VBE. The fragment references Cata rine Nagle and Bewristle in association with naval updates and regional movements.
A garbled OCR style notice lists names and entities likely tied to automobile licenses and authorities. The readable segments mention Wade, Pascoe, and several unclear entries, suggesting a routine licensing or registry snippet from a local bureau with multiple misreadable lines. The exact dates, locations, and official actions remain uncertain due to the corruption in the source text.
A surge in motor car stocks drives record activity with U S Steel buoyant amid broad gains. Trading highlights include heavy volume and notable advances in several auto related equities as investors react to strong demand and market optimism.
In New York and international markets, money rates show varied discounts and call money trading near a few percent. Bond and bill data appear with 60 day bills around section rates, while government and rail bonds yield moderate to high returns. Coffee futures and commodity hints close the day with assorted prices.
A jumble of property transfers and deeds appears, naming individuals and counties in a dated real estate record. The text lists multiple transfers, parcels, and consideration amounts amid unclear spellings and fragmented lines, referencing Ward streets and various legal deeds.
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