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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1915
Page
13
Markets report stronger demand for grain abroad lifting wheat and oats futures while local prices hold. traders note limited supplies in some regions and ongoing weather impacts. Chicago shows futures gains with mixed bids across wheat, corn, and oats as buyers steady and supplies tighten.
Fragmented notes describe a potential large potato surplus as government fears grow. The text references wholesalers and brokers reporting rising supplies, with unclear figures and strained supply chains.
A garbled entry lists licenses in the Bayneis area with mentions of routes and vehicles. The fragment notes Ford and F.Chilloum alongside erratic identifiers, hinting at issued permits or registrations in a locally reported automotive licenses column.
Market reports show cattle slipping while sheep prices rise as buyers in Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Kansas City adjust bids. Cattle and hogs were well received though sheep activity slowed, with notable prices including cows to 65.50 and calves around 46.00 to 68.00, while sheep totals and bids varied by market.
Er ie Oliphant holds sale at Holdenvile with 47 steers listed and bidders including Robertson TB and Blackstone Slaualyer. Prices show market steady to 10 cents lower. buyers Sigman Stegier and Winters attract attention as buyers bid on 48 slots.
San Antonio trade shows butter prices easing to 27 030 per pound while poultry holds steady with hens at 7.00 per dozen and broilers at 3.50 to 4.50. Chicago and Kansas City quotes feature butter flat, eggs up, and hogs and grain prices mixed across regional bids and receipts.
March 16 New York reports uneven foreign markets and fluctuating stock activity. Motor car shares again conspicuous on the exchange amid mixed trader interest. In Pittsburgh crude oil prices cut by five cents as Pennsylvanian oil firms announce price adjustments.
The report covers Liverpool and New York cotton market action with buyers pushing prices higher. It notes demand from buyers and ongoing price strength amid mixed trading, with reports of improved activity and some long liquidation in certain sessions.
The report notes erratic moves in New Orleans cotton with limited advance and tense trading. A small rise occurred before midday as buyers showed caution while selling pressure appeared, depressing the day’s activity and leaving prices mixed.
Liverpool March cotton market shows good demand and varied bids. Futures drift with May to June around 23.1 pence and October November around 5.40. Receipts total 72 007 bales, with 230 bales cited for expert and speculation trades.
Mexican money trading remained unchanged as U S markets opened amid steady tones. New York money rates showed slight gains with fractions of a point shifts. bankers cited quiet conditions and a stable market with modest demand and supply balancing.
The commission of Insurance and Banking in Austin, Texas released a public statement on the banking department earnings, showing total resources at 2.0 million dollars. Real estate loans stand at 32,038,7289 shortgage loans on real value, with $2,174,832 72 due deposits and $29,274 ull vider profita, plus $507 interest due age. Reserve balance listed at 1,437,096. The report cites compliance with required reserves and notes extensive data from multiple departments. Weather and market sections follow in the full release with figures for sales and regional activity.
A chaotic report traces foreign buyers seeking steel through wartime and postwar markets. It notes large orders from nations and companies, including rail and canneries, with references to Continental negotiations and a substantial delivery schedule.
District Judge W. 3 Anderson excused regular jurors until Wednesday at 9:40 for ongoing trial in the divorce case of Mrs. bornbetht Raymond versus Fred N. Waymond. The special venire for a separate criminal case was ordered to report Friday morning at 7:20 for attendance.
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