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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
17
New Orleans markets show varied cotton rates and waivers amid unclear figures. Prices listed include 2.80 and 0.15 in recent daily sheets, with notes on December and January postings.
The text reports on Liverpool cotton futures including May and June tunings, bale counts and imports, with scattered figures like 7,000 tales and 1,467,000 bales. It mentions fire insurance officials and inspectors visiting Houston, Galveston, and Texas towns to review lint and pavement conditions, noting potential improvements on linked street handling.
A historical market note reports cotton opening with a sharp rise followed by a rapid decline. The chaotic text cites scattered figures, dates, and places, mentioning New York and other locations, with fragmented data on prices, dates in December, and shifting trade activity as the market cooled later that day.
Military intelligence notes reveal an operation targeting Isut 7 during a period of regional tension. Details suggest allied forces planned covert actions and rapid deployment amid escalating threats from hostile factions. Authorities emphasize safeguarding civilian infrastructure and minimizing collateral damage.
Readable fragments show wholesale prices for peppers, apples, tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, onions, and other produce. Several locations mentioned include California, Oregon, Louisiana, and Texas with unit prices per basket, per pound, or per crate. Also lists dried fruits, canned goods, and general wholesale terms.
Irregular garbled text discusses stock buys, international concerns, and a cautious outlook on securities. It mentions New York, Washington, and government actions, with fragmented phrases about security fronts and market opportunities, lacking clear facts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Philippine trade and various near readable terms. It references cities, markets, gates, and possible political or commercial notes but contains numerous misreads and nonsensical phrases. The readable bits suggest a discussion of trade activity and regional identifiers without coherent details or dates.
Readable fragments describe global cotton demand and wartime logistics with references to Archangel, Tarki mountains, and a failed fiber shipment. Mentions Russhihy and general Sandgraes at Moscow and a reported delivery of denim or related goods amid uncertain supply lines.
Scattered signals point to varied activity with prices and inventories fluctuating. Merchants report rhythm in grains and metals while transport costs rise and consumer demand remains uneven across regions.
Market report shows mixed rates with treasury and acceptances steady. New York money markets note demand and call money at varied levels while industrials and textiles face softer orders amid shipping and cloth sector trends.
An auto driven by Frog M Brash 23 collided with a vehicle secured by D C Cannon at Commerce and Moras Streets Thursday night. Both cars overturned slight injuries reported none serious. Officers Muloveyele Peer Flo charged. cases not formed yet. date pending. A second collision between two cars from By PL Mowdy and Keowh occurred at 12:20 AM near West Commerce Ward. no injuries reported.
A court ruled in favor of a new law prohibiting certain advertisements for new ventures tied to a university and contractors. The ruling cited state authority and rejected challenges, reinforcing the ban as applied to the Montanynews Advertiser and related entities. The decision underscores government oversight of local ads and supports enforcement actions.
Earnings at Atchison increase boost railroad activity and indicate stronger freight demand across lines. Investors watch for broader gains in midyear traffic and potential rate adjustments as carriers report improved yields and volumes.
Unclear OCR text shows metal market jargon with copper and lead pricing notes. Mentions electrolytic copper prices around 1529 and 44 pounds sterling for lead. Dates March 28 and March 26 appear. details are garbled.
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