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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
10
The report notes dampened Texas rain impact on cotton, with bears influencing prices. Wall Street sees varied activity as markets struggle to retreat losses, while weather remains unsettled. Amid global tensions, commodities react to rainfall needs and economic hints, with late July notes from New York and London signaling cautious optimism and regional deviations.
New Orleans cotton quotes show opening offers steady with rain along the Delta. Prices edged lower as selling accelerated mid session while futures opened mixed with March at 9.42 and nearby months around 9.81. Traders noted light demand and cautious activity amid rain delays.
Liverpool market notes show July prices near 5.03 for August, 6.25 for November, and 6.40 for January. Port charges and shipping costs around 800, with various bid figures and futures spread reflected in weekly entries.
Fragmented text presents a garbled request about a poem or ditty with phrases like Coles ase cam fee and SPARS EER. It seems to seek a cryptic chart or reward related to a creative work but the readable content is too tangled to identify a clear event or outcome.
A wartime price situation emerges as corn starch and syrups show marked price hikes while carriers and grocers face supply shifts. Reports from San Antonio and other hubs describe lower meat prices offset by rising prices for staples, with wholesale and retailer quotes and noted declines in demand for certain products.
New warehouse move near Avatin Texas appears set to affect local merchants and farmers. The plan involves permits from state departments and multiple warehouse operators including Union Warehouse Company and Living Co-Operative Warehouse Company. A bale of cotton weighing 98 pounds sold for 1 Ve 7 Uptr, with farmers and merchants watching the transition closely.
Market items with varied prices for butter eggs poultry and meats, notes on packers and packing stock, and Chicago New York price quotes. Includes stray phrases about residents and a long local commentary with references to tobacco, medicine, and a public figure, all from the era.
London July 34 reports a decline in Australian and New Zealand wool exports. Total sales in the global market reached 3,420,290 bales, down from 3,938,600 last year. Average weight 325 pounds vs 497 pounds previously. value 13 pounds sterling per stone? 4 7d per pound, compared with 14 pounds 11d last year. End of 1914 stock at 106,477.19? starants, with 11? 100,000 more dents estimated since then. Australian wool output for the coming season also forecast to fall from 366,000 to 50,000.
July figures show the United States posting a record trade balance surpassing a billion dollars. The release cites rising exports and reduced imports, with pandemic-era restrictions easing and wartime demand influencing the shift. Analysts note substantial gains in engineered goods and agricultural products, while energy imports remain volatile.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions naval topics and shipping terms. Names and places are garbled. readable items reference Bergen and wartime signals. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the text.
Austin hosts the state Farmers Institute with a big audience as leaders including Governor Dan, J. Farenlon and Chet duatiee Nethany HM address agricultural topics. Sessions spotlight rural reboots, marketing questions, and new exhibits by the University of Tennessee and local organizations.
Seanish reports mixed agricultural data with market focus on wheat corn and live stock. Dealers sold on the unturn amid varying quotations while some gains appear in certain sectors and regional activity shows price movement and weather impact.
A late market snapshot shows diverse activity with rail and industrials leading as traders note cautious price shifts. Reports of heavy cattle numbers and varied livestock demand emerge alongside brief mentions of Baldwin locomotive stocks and northern centers, signaling a mixed session across industries and regions.
Fragmented bulletin notes cattle market activity in the Cotton Region with weather factors impacting sales. Mentions Dallas area timing and regional temperature forecasts, with brief references to market conditions and regional reporting for the two hours ending Roa. mm. Tura dey Italians.
Quotations for grains and provisions appear in disjointed terms with references to wheat, corn, and market figures. Names and places such as Chicago and July 7 surface, but the text is largely garbled with missing words and unclear data.
Market reports from Fort Worth and other cities show receipts of cattle hogs and sheep, with steady to higher quotes in places. Native steers cows and heifers and various classes of sheep and lambs are listed with prices and daily market movements across multiple markets including Fort Worth, St. Louis Chicago and Kansas City.
Fer July 21 trading shows busy money markets in New York London and other centers. Call money in New York around 7 percent with rates fluctuating. mercantile paper strong at mid 3 percent. Sterling exchange bids near 1.24 and gold prices steady. government bonds listed with varied yields.
Austin July 27 A state report reveals overdraft activity across 528 banks and savings institutions. Total overdrafts amount to 278000 with 254 banks reporting overdrafts. A large portion stems from checks and drafts tied to customer accounts, prompting scrutiny by the state comptroller and cooperation with the currency department to curb risky practices.
Market notes show steady prices as traders quote about 294k feet of material. Despite chatter from several vendors including Dee and Avira, confidence remains cautious with limited bids and unclear demand.
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