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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1915
Page
5
A turbulent review notes selling pressure pushing cotton futures down more than three dollars amid fluctuating weather maps and foreign crop signals. Reports cite weak domestic demand, uncertain export prospects, and mixed weather impact on key growing regions, with traders watching international cues and central market trends.
Fragmentary figures from a cotton statistics section mention several place names and codes, but the data is garbled. It appears to reference Texan or New Orleans markets and possible shipments or sales figures, yet specifics are unreadable. The readable bits show scattered numbers and personal or location names without coherent context.
A detailed list of wholesale prices for vegetables fruits and canned goods with multiple regions and items. Includes onions carrots squash peppers lemons limes apples peaches and grapes with per hundredweight per bushel per crate and per dozen figures. Also lists sugar coffee canned goods and meats with regional prices from California Colorado Texas and other markets.
San Antonio market reports granulated sugar at six cents per pound as New York and New Orleans refiners secure private jobbers pricing. Prices vary by commodity and region with early indications of limited orange and pecan demand. European war disruptions affect stock shipments and prices, while San Antonio sees little overall price movement.
Washington DC Nev Seer Than FAA000 meat animals were slaughtered under federal inspection during the fiscal year ending June 30 1915. About 190 080 000 animals are killed and sent in the United States with 16 4 federal inspection condemned for human consumption. Conditions show over 1 6 percent of animals inspected condemned in whole or in part. Large quantities of cattle sheep and swine condemned for waste and damage. Beef and pork product imports seized 48 000 006 pounds of meat products graded. Refrigeration methods and temperatures discussed to reduce spoilage. pork trichina testing largely abandoned. Overall waste and condemnation remain high as inspection continues.
Wool demand lags yet prices hold firm in Boston markets amid war effects. Trade shows steady volume, with price firmness across merino and fine wool categories, while some small declines noted. futures and shipping costs influence local activity and margins. Prices for 5¢ to 27a scoursd grades reported, with Texas fine offers and commercial bulletins tracking the week’s movement.
Markets report mixed activity across commodities and livestock. Includes prices for butter creamery and other dairy products, refined sugar, potatoes and poultry, plus state listings for Kansas and Texas markets and general trade conditions.
Market notes show uneven cotton sentiment with mixed trading in New York. Prices hover near week's lows as war contracts and midyear financial signals dampen optimism, while copper and metals demand stays tentative amid political and freight concerns.
The daily money market summary shows English and New York activity with sterling exchange at around 480.50 for sixty days and 4.64.20 for demand, government and railroad bonds quoted as easy, and assorted currency and commodity mentions amid market chatter. It notes a weekly rise of about 27,124070 from prior levels and references unsettled conditions affecting traders and institutions.
The report notes a drop in movement of cotton prices and mentions imports and exports figures for the week. It cites figures from the New Orleans Cotton Exchange and lists weekly totals, with several districts and dates referenced. The data reflects shifts in supply and demand across origins and destinations.
An unclear clipping mentions metal markets and a reference to Nev. Bovopper with a date fragment 45124 OT4.28. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts to form a precise event or outcome.
New York banks show a weekly rise in loans and reserves as of Friday, with total loans up by 53.4 million and combined bank totals reaching 12.3949 billion. The statement notes freer loan movement and higher deposits across federal and member banks, amid mixed demand for reserves and changes in various deposits.
Market reports show active inquiry for Amerisat wheat abroad boosting prices for 1,006,009 barrels of flour for France. Final prices led gains across wheat, corn, and oats amid improved grain sentiment, with December and May futures trading higher before a broad late-day retreat. Provisions and hogs held steadier as wheat demand proceedings influenced the trading day.
In San Antonio Texas auction notes show varied grain prices and product descriptions. No. 1 red winter wheat and bulk oats are listed with prices per bushel or per hundredweight. Apparent references to bacon and other meat products appear in the same market sheet.
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