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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1920
Page
10
Fragmentary notice seeking acreage deals for unspecified item in Iran. Reads as a garbled sale request with scattered names and addresses. details are unclear and likely nonfunctional.
Prices for cotton rose at the open and closed higher as markets reacted to early gains. Reports indicate price shifts across Western and Southern markets with some areas seeing cooling prices by close while others showed net gains for the day.
Market notes from New Orleans indicate mixed cotton prices and shifting futures with heavy domestic and Western demand. Prices edge higher in May and July contracts while futures show volatility amid weather and market signals, with notable quotes from traders and observers on current demand, quality grades, and upcoming harvest prospects.
Market roundup notes slow activity on Saturday morning with damp weather and cautious buyers. Vendors report uneven demand across produce and livestock, with several sellers noting steady demand for staples while specialty items move slowly. Local farmers cite mild prices and small crowds, while some shoppers seek bargain produce amid light foot traffic.
An unclear OCR passage mentions sugar, wholesale florals, and a product line with references to names and places. The text is garbled, lacks coherent facts, and contains numerous misspellings, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or entity.
Neve Vorti May report shows Mary stocks gaining at the market opening with American Can leading gains. Warnings of varied price moves and London exchange rates reference a broad set of industrial names, including Pan American, Coca Cola, and Cyha Cane Sugar, amid mixed early activity and government influences.
In town chatter, a character named Hewitt and others discuss missing someone named Wat when she is away. The scene hints at restaurant dining plans and playful banter as plans unfold amid travel. Names like Jewett and Al Sapoint appear, suggesting a lively local dialogue.
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