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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1917
Page
14
A partial OCR fragment mentions precinital ion and a SBT reference with a day count and a tenth inch wash, noting a hospital for a deficiency related to precipitation size. The text is garbled with unclear names, dates, and units, offering little coherent context.
Farm advertises 40 acre tract with water from artesian source, cultivation prospects, and rental or sale options. Contact Wy Dh Wh elter at 6121 or Conroy Blas for details. WIL We rent one and mention Hales Pines and nearby Crockett area. Too date to classify.
A garbled catalog of metal prices and commodities shows scattered entries for alloys, chemicals, and supplier quantities. Mentions New Orleans and an unclear date or event, with weather and miscellaneous terms interwoven.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists vegetable and fruit prices including onions, lettuce, corn, peaches, and bananas. It mentions associations with wholesalers and delivery, with scattered figures and locations, indicating a broad trade ledger style update without cohesive narrative. The text preserves several named items and prices but lacks clear context or dates.
A garbled market page notes prices for staples like groceries and produce with figures such as a dozen sizing, corn, beef, and meat items. It lists wholesale price changes and offers a snapshot of goods including eggs poultry vegetables and fruit, alongside notes on weight and packaging.
Cotton prices showed irregular movement in trading with futures opening steady and moving toward higher levels before fluctuating. New York and Liverpool influences shaped the session as dealers cited bullish signals, with late-day readings broadly steady to slightly lower amid cautious activity and hedging.
New York cotton trading on November 19 shows slight gains early then mixed moves. Futures edged up three points before retreating, with quotes around 25.40 and a cautious session for Upland and American cotton. Trading notes reference market sentiment, nearby supplies, and December coverage amid slightly firmer tone.
A garbled report notes fluctuations in prices and dates such as March 4 and July 23, with references to ventures closing and figures like 4 percent. The text includes scattered mentions of bets, insulin, and bets, making specific facts hard to determine.
The Liverpool market lists varied cotton figures with several oddities and discrepancies. Prices shown include 21.0 percent and 20.4241 in unclear units, with references to Mindy Sales and numerous misread terms. The entry also mentions May dates and futures-like values alongside erratic strings such as Juno and Vega, indicating a damaged OCR page.
Fragmented OCR reading shows scattered terms on shipping, markets, and trade, with references to Texas, routes, and potential activity in maritime commerce. The readable portions suggest a brief market note highlighting shipping conditions and regional mentions without clear dates or outcomes.
Market notes show a moderate gain in Northern hog prices with steady to firmer quotations. Active trading and arrivals were varied, as buyers and sellers priced hogs across several grades with value shifting on weight and quality.
A dense OCR fragment summarizes varied commodity pricing and market activity in Fort Worth and San Antonio. It lists cattle, heifers, fat cattle prices, pork and other items, with numerous figures and vendor references, reflecting a busy but fragmented market page.
Fragmentary notes from New York indicate stable sugar prices with flat demand and tentative activity in sugar futures. Mentions of market players and cities are unclear due to OCR issues, but references to New York and talks of drinks counter and American brands suggest a broad commodity outlook.
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