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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
13
A scrambled market report from New York on March 15 notes irregulars gaining strength midday amid repressive conditions across sectors. Copper prices fluctuated while financial circles observed a broad decline and index movements showing mixed results as trading continued.
The defeat of the French government on proportional representation and the sudden resignation of the Erlang cabinet sparked an immediate sensation. Bria nd’s leadership is praised as Parliament debates reform. President Poincare urged to name a premier with possible candidates including Hugens Hilenne Jean Barithou and Louis Barthou amid consultations in both houses.
A fragmented report describes a lively livestock market, noting cattle and hog prices amid fluctuating demand. Buyers and sellers discuss calves, cows, and hogs with price ranges near local highs, while traders eye forthcoming weeks for better stock and steady volumes.
Cattle market notes from Fort Worth yard report strong hog and cattle receipts with broad demand. Steers and cows saw varied bids up to 6.50 a hundredweight, with hogs quoted near 9.95 and 8.00 for various weights. Nearby markets in St Louis and Kansas City show other price levels and receipts around a few thousand head. Forty of the stock show strong buyer interest, and overall activity remains brisk across livestock categories.
Market notes show unsettled weather giving bullish tilt to corn futures in Chicago while hog prices slip and beans drift. May corn trading steady near 89 to 90 cents as traders weigh planting delays and seasonal demand amid uneven price moves across livestock and grains.
Daily market notes from Chicago report fluctuating receipts and slow pace with mixed quotations across cattle hogs and grain. Key figures show hogs at 41.08 percent, with cattle and grain prices varying, including steer and heifer quotes and May wheat futures amid broad market activity and exchange updates.
Market notes show sudden rise in coffee prices while long coffee demand fades. Brokers cite reduced consumer interest and potential supply shifts. Prices in the New York market rose to 11 cents while overall commodity activity remains mixed through the session.
Readable fragments report cotton shipments and port statistics with figures for Britain, the continent, and various U S ports. Mentions Liverpool and several American stock and export values, but OCR gaps obscure many specifics and dates.
In New Orleans markets a shift appears in cotton pricing and value. Trading notes show advances and declines with daily closes and upcoming deadlines indicating changing demand and regional activity. Strong entities and dates remain unclear due to OCR errors but reflect market movements.
Fragmentary lines list names such as LIVERPOOL COTTON MVERPOOL and LIVENVOIL, with scattered dates like January 4 and May, plus several unclear terms and numbers. The readable content lacks a coherent event or report to summarize meaningfully.
A jagged trading session features York market activity with mixed signals from 109 and 156 levels, while heatcenton notes midline shifts and market tension. Reports mention Milatinng and Smite 2 movements, with varied results across hubs including Houston and Omaha as analysts track price actions and turnover in several commodities.
Fragmentary report lists cottonseed product terms and prices, mixed with scattered names and figures. Mentions include various price figures such as 6.47, 8.55, and 640, with garbled names and references to larceny and footy. No coherent event or clear entities beyond sporadic monetary values.
A fragmented birth record item lists names including Mr and Mrs J. Oatley and others, with scattered addresses and numbers. The text references burial permits, suggesting a related civil records item or notice accompanying the birth entries, though many details are garbled.
An obscure weather map discussion notes fear over ginners reports and covering patterns. Mentions locations such as WA and NY with fragmented terms pointing to weather driven agricultural activity and market hints amid uncertain timing and early March references.
Market closes with limited demand and modest offerings amid unsettled weather. Traders note rain in Alabama and Georgia and a cautious tone in the western half of the region, while southern prices hold steady and speculative activity remains light.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of marriage licenses with unclear names and places including items like Agg Sir Annie nour Gerbeste Mary Karniansl and Metallogh Atusle De Satier. The text is garbled, lacking dates or clear jurisdictions.
The Fourth Court of Gill Appeals upheld lower court rulings in a contested mayoral election case. R. Sutherland wins a judgment for $2241.24 plus interest from August 1923, and Pease’s ouster is affirmed. The decision centers on election validity, terms, and court-reformed judgments affecting the mayoral outcome in Corpus Christi area, with broader implications for the district.
The Supreme Court held that a bill of lading or receipt from an express company purports to state the terms of shipment and, when adopted by the shipper, becomes a binding contract. The opinion explains the bill of lading contains all essential elements of a shipping contract and is treated as the final agreement for passage.
A garbled listing of real estate transfers, lots, blocks, and parcel notes. It records numerous street names, block numbers, and dates, mentioning transactions and property descriptions in a city area with scattered figures such as prices and lot references. The text mixes buyer and seller names, parcel identifiers, and dates like February, March, and January, with many OCR errors.
The notice lists building permits and theater service details. It mentions Plaza Theater events and noon service, referencing CHAS, M. LEE, and TENG PRINCESS TONTGITT in a fragmented city bulletin.
Readable advertising note announces a return engagement for Fletcher's Castoria titled for children. Mentions Cleo Batra and a Monday April seventh date, with reference to Princess.
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