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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
12
Ambiguous listing describes property with three to five rooms, white paint, and a Roosevelt/Petrplay note. Mentions a $2360 price tag and a buyer group in a unclear context. Entities include Umbold Geew Kok LOWM and Bar. AGls.
Advertisement pricing details outline per word charges for a weekly seven day period and for shorter durations. It notes a daily circulation figure and outlines varying costs for multiple weeks and word counts. The text emphasizes profitability through measurable results and advertisements in the Chronicle.
For sale a modern home described with imperfect text and misspellings. The listing mentions a tutor boxled area and nearby lines, priced frames, and a faulted street view near a fac curm Rrpnes location. The contact appears as Jane Crockett with a street number 1785.
Fragmented OCR shows a funeral notice for Mrs. Cuttinring Abechin and unrelated names and addresses. It mentions a service at 30h 6 Quincy St Bas a Ma Juen 18 and a church like timing, plus scattered names, firms, and locations. The text is garbled with many misspellings and broken lines, hindering clear facts.
A fragmented schedule lists multiple routes and departures from Houston Victoria Port Darste and Kerrville with connections to San Antonio and Katy, detailing service times and destinations including Kerrville, Kerrville Daily, and Christ. The garbled text references the Department of Commerce and various ship lines, with numerous times and route notes scattered throughout.
Trading notes show cotton exports exceeding sixty percent past a million bales with prices firming across major ports from Galveston to New York. Bullish sentiment on futures persists as market activity and deliveries hint at broader demand amid weather and supply considerations.
New Orleans cotton futures opened quiet with steady to firm prices as traders mulled despite limited demand. Prices showed modest gains in nearby months while longer dates steadied amid light selling. market tone remained cautious with values supported by July to October spreads.
Liverpool cotton market shows steady tones with middling prices around 4.894 and receipts reaching about 22,000 bales. Quotations for futures or variations in months July through February appear, with figures like 5.26 for June and September at 3.26, plus March to June at 3.20.
A fragmented report from Hatatg Sy New UPiAelis covers cotton statistics at three ports including Galveston with figures for stocks, exports, and interior movement. It notes interregional figures, port trade, and currency mentions, highlighting Atlantic and Gulf ports with a brief table of prices and freight outlook.
In New York and London money markets show continued activity with quotes for silver, gold, and currencies. The report notes ounce prices and per-ounce values, sterling rates, and government lending terms with bid and offer rates varying by term, including three month bills and two year notes, reflecting steady demand and shifting discounts. The piece highlights Mexican dollars and regional exchange dynamics amid a general trend of higher rates and active lending.
A garbled notice lists multiple couples awarded marriage licenses in the area. Names include Hemry Smith and Mary Parker, Evelyn Parker and John Hale, and others. The fragmentary text indicates dates, local officials, and issuing offices but many details are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR hints at a market scene with melons by carload and rising prices. Mentions watermelons and cantaloupes, prices around 35 per hundred and 1 per dozen, with references to buyers, growers, and market activity. Political and economic context appears via garbled lines about European statistics and demand.
Investors focus on military related issues as war stocks drive activity on Wall Street. The market shows volatility with American Locomotive and other rail and defense names moving, while overall sentiment edges higher amid thin early-session volume and cautious gains.
Market reports show active trading in cattle and hogs with prices steady to lower amid warm weather. Dallas and San Antonio reports note strong throughput in beef and pork categories, while Kansas City and Fort Worth figures indicate varied receipts, with hogs and cattle pricing moving downward in some regions.
Metal markets report mixed tone with electrolytic copper at 9.47, tin steady, and other metals fluctuating. London prices show pounds sterling movements, with notes on copper and lead, while New Orleans area quotations mention Honduran materials and a quiet market tone.
The Interstyle Commerce Commission today canceled erroneous cotton pass line rates proposed by the copper, rock merchant and hardware association. The ruling aims to abolish a provision to compress and rechippel Alexandria shipments at a through rate, requiring inbound and outbound freight to be treated separately.
Markets report from multiple cities notes varied dairy and produce prices. Kansas City covers neckbreakers in creamery products and poultry. New York and Chicago report dairy, sugar, and butter prices. potatoes from Michigan and Wisconsin show lower receipts. overall tone reflects steady movement with typical regional fluctuations.
Wholesale market sheet lists midwinter prices for potatoes beets cauliflower and tomatoes plus beans peppers and citrus. It records per crate per bushel and per pound quotes for items from California Florida Texas and Washington including apples prunes raisins peaches and bananas with summaries of canned goods and coffee rice and sugar prices.
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