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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
12
New Orleans market updates show moderate price moves near midday with bids and offers shaded by local conditions. Transactions reflect futures activity and seasonally adjusted demand as traders weigh futures and cash prices in a restrained session.
Liverpool July 28 report shows steady prices with American and other cotton for speculative and export use. Figures include 17 000 bales for export and various monthly price listings across August through November, with serials and monthly notes for futures and shipment windows.
Readable fragments show Galveston stock levels and exports by region, including figures for Great Britain, France, and other foreign ports. Liverpool weekly statistics list totals for consignments and American stocks, with specific vessel and port mentions and dated notes.
Fragmentary MARINE INTELLIGENCE items mention weather, units and operations in New York harbor area. Unclear names and dates limit precise details, but the notice indicates routine naval or shipping intelligence updates and coastal observations.
The list shows Texas potatoes and onions, beans, beets, carrots, apples, grapes, prunes, peaches, and pears with varied wholesale prices. Canned goods, meats, fish, flour, seeds, and grains appear with per hundredweight and per barrel pricing, reflecting a broad market catalog.
Farmers report a strong peach market with plentiful supply from the country. Prices hold firm as wholesalers note rising costs and consumers seek preserved and fresh produce. Watermelons and other fruits show steady demand with fresh stock moving at wholesale levels.
The report notes a rehearing granted on the wool schedule amid Texas and national market activity. It includes livestock receipts and prices from Fort Worth and Chicago, with cattle hogs and sheep values, and market tone from St Louis and New York.
The article traces Friedrich Krupp's rise from poverty to leading a vast steel and weapons empire. It notes Alfred Krupp's early fame after showcasing steel at Crystal Palace in 1851 and describes Krupp Works at Essen dominating industry with 600 acres, 80,900 workers, and global production of cannons. It mentions widespread livelihood dependence and wartime outputs amid a broad panorama of industrial power.
Fragmented text discusses light pressure exerted by the sun and its relation to Poynting and Langén, contrasting with Newtonian action reaction. It mentions radiation from incandescent bodies and the behavior of light waves under uniform emission and electric effects.
The Cotton Region Bulletin reports stock market activity with mixed early gains and notable declines in several issues. It notes external political shifts and pressures impacting the railway sector and general market sentiment, mentioning specific securities and the influence of party positions.
The report notes Mexican peso and London gold market activity with prices for silver, sterling, and government bonds. New York and New York call money steady at 1 1/4 percent, with loans over one year offered around 1 1/2 to 2 percent, and short bills at 5 percent for three months.
Overseas crop signals weigh on Chicago wheat markets as traders parse European supply risks and U.S. demand. Reports show price movements for July and September futures, with scarce supplies offset by modest domestic demand and weather factors influencing gains.
A spate of daylight burglaries strikes Corpus Christi with four break-ins at Louis residence on 1994 Water Street and losses totaling about $60 plus jewelry. A purse containing $25 was taken from Risheine while the family slept. Police report ongoing incidents and caution residents to secure homes.
Market snippets show dairy and pack goods with prices for creamery products, butter, and ducks in San Antonio. Kansas City quota details list poultry and produce items, with packing stock and price estimates in a brief market summary.
A light shower Wednesday afternoon brought .02 inch of rain to Corpus Christi, slowing drought concerns and aiding harvests. Crops are generally improving as the rain ends a dry spell, with county officials noting the rain’s limited but welcome impact on pasture and feed crops.
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