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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
12
Mhand new balty bilt item description lists supply, tools, and storage house. Auction terms mention sale by a terminating date. Partial garbled details reference two engines and two block rails, with storage and outbuildings.
The notice outlines profitable advertising practices for The Chronicle with emphasis on reader reach and circulation. It cites reported daily circulation around 1,000 and 46,000 for Bundy and includes weekly and per-word rate structures for various ad lengths and durations.
A fragmented clipping lists time table details and rail notices, including schedules for lines from Laredo to Houston and Austin. It mentions land transactions at Bishop Farms and references various train routes, departures, and arrivals with numerous station names and times.
Local reports claim all high records were smashed at Botton Market with buyers paying 10.70. The fragmentary text mentions cotton trades, prices, and references to various names and places, including San Antonio and Liverpool, amid jumbled OCR lines.
Liverpool cotton market notes mixed prices with daily activity in lint futures and staples. Prices show steady futures with September October and November contracts cited, alongside delivery and settlement details, reflecting market uncertainty and speculative interest.
Trade interest weak. money markets show mixed activity as investors weigh tax effects. New York rates steady to firmer. government bonds inch higher while rails and other issues display cautious demand amid shifting financial news from Boston and Chicago.
Fragmented OCR text describes Poultry and other goods trading at ProDue Markets, with references to Texas buyers, payment terms, and a mix of names and prices. Mentions of Fuller, Ske, and SegoKi hint at local sellers or teams, plus general market activity and pricing notes. The legible elements suggest a regional commodities market update with uncertain details.
Fragmented text on metal markets presents scattered figures such as 0 percent and 6 percent, with mentions of names and codes like SEI YORE MI SE Yopie and Ch. 809. Several illegible terms hinder clear interpretation of prices, supplies, and market actions.
scattered cattle hogs and sheep receipts across Kansas City and Chicago markets. hogs traded mixed with higher undertones while cattle and sheep showed steady to firm prices, with calves and yearlings quoted around several dollars above or below week prior. multiple regional reports noted varying bidding and market activity across auctions and terminals.
A late 19th century bulletin reports that export trade in the United States surged during wartime, withValue figures for a twelve month period and August data showing exports exceeding eight billion dollars. The piece cites balance of trade, port movements, and regional activity including Savannah, Wilmington, and Charleston as examples of shipping and commerce patterns during the Burghean war era.
The treasury allocation and related figures outline financial support for local improvements. It mentions a $1200 grant and funds set aside for defraying costs. The article references a ceremonial event with officials and a council vote on distributing money for public works.
In a brief on global textile outputs, data reference cotton yields in the United States and Japan, noting production trends and key market implications. The figures highlight shifts in supply and demand across major producers, with attention to Fi elds and processing sectors influencing price movements.
A fragmented report notes a marine intelligence fee dispute involving SophiA Areal and SMetors Annefits Bly amid econimic tensions. Benoa is referenced with three other terms, while 3rd Br tLerpant appears in the scrambled text. The readable items suggest a local or industry-focused clash over charges and funding.
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