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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
10
The New Orleans cotton pit opened amid heavy selling as the market fluctuated. Prices recovered briefly after a sharp morning decline, then drifted, closing down about 18 to 21 points from yesterday amid ongoing liquidation and uneven demand.
Liverpool cotton market shows planned shipping and export figures with prices and receipts. Futures list long and fluctuating, noting contracts from September to next year and various delivery months. An industrial accident board in Texas announces clerical appointments including Dr Ethridge of San Antonio and Alma Jones of Wood County.
A fragmentary catalog lists various wholesale produce items with prices and origins. Items include potatoes, pumpkins, beans, quail, carrots, papers, and citrus, with scattered place names such as California and Columbus, and unit prices shown per bushel, per dozen, or per box.
Readable market notes show wholesale prices for fruits, dairy, meats, canned goods, and grains with numerous firm quotes. Named items include butter, cheese, apples, grapes, bacon, lard, flour, rice, coffee, tea, salmon, sardines, and oranges, with assorted per hundredweight, per dozen, and per barrel figures. Specific prices from California and Texas markets are listed alongside freight and delivery terms.
A dense OCR fragment lists automobile licenses and assorted property and address snippets. It mentions Oakland and San Pedro areas, multiple street names, and various names with figures that resemble tax or fee entries and parcel notes. The text appears as an index of licenses and property references with numbers and dates.
A garbled inventory page shows assorted goods and unit prices including hides oils and almonds as well as items labeled as beans laxatives and tobacco meats and syntactical fragments with scattered numbers and currency values. The legible items include almonds and chokes with per pound pricing and references to trade terms and vendors.
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed quotes for metals and currencies including copper tin lead and sterling. Values are garbled with inconsistent spellings and near illegible decimals, preventing clear extraction of prices or entities.
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Money markets report steady government bonds and irregular railroad bonds. New York exchange rates show dollar values and percentages, with highs and lows noted. government bonds steady while stocks show mixed activity and futures edge higher.
A chaotic market report notes stocks and prices fluctuating amid active railroads. Mentions United States Steel and various commodity figures, with mixed gains and losses across sectors. A college professor claims a machine will transform agriculture, indicating high optimism for a sprout growth method.
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