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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1915
Page
12
Advertising for profit requires results. The Chronicle shows reach with daily circulation averages of 18 410,000 and Sunday 46,000. Rates are per word for one week and per line for longer runs. Inquiries to 51a Cresky Sly or 1660.
A long fragment describes a land or farm inquiry near Ardara Pare with references to property value around 10,999 dollars, trade interests for dates or improved land near San Antonio, and mentions of structures and water access. The illegible OCR yields scattered names and terms, but the core item is a real estate inquiry seeking acreage for dairy or related use with trade offers and location hints.
Classified style notice describing trade or sale of a dairy property and goods. Mentions Jeymausear S. Plergs St Inaloa and a price figure $27.59 per meat item, along with references to cows, heifers, a dairy wagon, and realty by CONNESE REALTY.
The fragment traces oil and currency activity with references to Japan, U.S. markets, and various commodities. It mentions turpentine and a list of prices, with scattered figures and names obscured in the OCR. The text reads like a late 19th century financial update from a New Orleans source.
Cotton prices advance amid active demand with the middling grade quoted higher. The market shows firmer prices across major ports led by Houston, New Orleans, and Liverpool reports, with fluctuations noted in values and daily changes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe cotton activities in San Antonio with scattered references to dates and buyers. The text mentions Houston and transportation links, plus a few names and figures, but readability is limited and key details are unclear.
The New York cotton market opened firm and rose with late gains, as frost forecasts in Kansas and strength from Liverpool boosted sentiment. December and January contracts surged but eased mid-session, closing with modest gains. New Orleans mirrored the rally before settling steady with a net uptick.
Fragmented market notes from New Orleans and San Antonio show steady or mixed conditions in cotton spot quotes, futures and currency. Reports mention government and railroad bonds steady, with price references and varied demand signals across trading hubs, including New York and regional exchanges.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases including afield terms and unclear roles. The text shows garbled personal names, places, and items without a coherent event or conclusion to summarize.
Receipts show steady demand across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed prices. Kansas City reports steers 45.40 top, cows around 36, calves 8.60 to 11.00. hogs steady near 4.40 to 4.50. cattle and sheep prices vary by grade amid ongoing market activity. Chicago and other markets echo firm trends with prime fed cattle around 8.50 to 9.00, hogs steady, and calves fluctuating near 7.00 to 11.00.
The report lists cattle prices and market steadiness in Oklahoma City with scattered names and figures. Grain quotes include wheat and barley with vague OCR fragments indicating grades and prices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cotton data and named places in Houston and Atlanta area. Unclear figures remain. The item appears as a brief statistical note with partial names and destinations.
Markets show mixed signals with mortgage and commodity prices fluctuating. The report notes steady prices in certain sectors while others edge lower, highlighting cautious sentiment across exchanges and retail goods after midweek trading.
Amid noisy debate a lively demand for poultry products dominates local chatter. Citizens discuss meat prices and supply, with references to market conditions, production, and potential shifts affecting households and vendors.
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