Wholesale produce prices dip as fruits and vegetables vary
A rundown of market quotes shows Texas strawberries at 1.75 per crate with a high of 2.50, lettuce at 3.50 per crate, lemons reaching new highs, and onions flowing into margins. Prices span almonds to cucumbers with mixed gains and declines across several items on the local wholesale market.
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Texsac
Lettuce Tech
Montes
Sausah
Pune
Avalen
Avacados
Coban
Avnanas
Uuli
Lima
Granger
Cotton Spinning Declines in March Output
Washington April 21. Cotton spinning showed a decline in March this year compared with February and January, and also from March last year. The Census Bureau Lodzy reported average spindles operated at 92.3 percent capacity, down from 97.7 in February and 100.3 in January, with March last year at 103 percent.
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Washington
D.C
Maren
Marvel Jast
San Antonio Stocks and Bonds Update
Market brief from San Antonio reports mixed stocks and bonds movements amid trading day lull. Investor sentiment wavers as bonds struggle for yield direction with limited notable corporate activity and regional indices holding near midday levels.
Wall Street Outlook After Three Day Exchange Shutdown
The Wall Street Spectator reports a recovery in stock prices amid profit taking and modest declines with a $131,100,000 weekly gain in broker loans. It highlights expectations for shopworn store and merchandizing stocks, notes Westinghouse Electric's sizeable deal value, and cites Auburn auto’s strong orders and earnings potential.
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New York
Tock Exchange
Wall Street
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
Weatinghouse
Cotton Market Irregular Opening In New Orleans Reports
New Orleans opening with irregular, easing cotton prices amid Easter closures in Liverpool. May to 15.10 to 15.08, October up 2, later easing. market volatile with old months down 4-12 points. New York opened steady then eased. May near 15.80, July around 15.75 as liquidation and drought news affect sentiment. Fort Worth field notes on shipments and prices accompany broader market activity.
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Mid-Continent
Texas Corporation
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Mctober
Ransar
Kansas City
Mediary
Atrone
Sir Maughher Lower Pleere
Tome
Alauarier
Tamar
Gre
RAS Chine Cis Petinda Deen Bea
Maedium
BTS
Auto Mishaps Hit New High In Five Reckless Days
Traffic Captain Gus Klockenkemper reported a surge in auto crashes last week with eight daily averages over five days, 16 injuries total, and one pedestrian killed. Deaths remained low with no deaths in the first two weeks of April, while four occupants of a garage dwelling were injured.
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Thnse
Gus Klockenkerper
Gutomavilis
Klockenkemper
Aia
San Antonio Livestock Market Steady with No Price Change
Monday market reports from San Antonio show a steady cattle trade with cows and canners at 3.36 to 3.37, calves 6.10 to 6.50, and sheep at 6.50 to 7.50 as buyers and sellers maintained current price levels. East St Louis and Chicago markets mirror steady to varied runs with weights 200 to 230 pounds and light to moderate demand across cattle and veal offerings.
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San Antonio
St. Hoge
East ST. Louis
Catia
Brading
Thirty Foot Snake Skin Display at Museum
A display of a thirty foot snake skin is planned for the Philippine room at the museum. The exhibit, gifted by Maj Bod Parmen ter, recalls a historical kill during the Philippine conflict and will be featured as part of a planned exhibit.
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Te Fuacum
Ellen Febulz Quillin
Moseany
Alamo
Maj Bod Parmenter
Philippines
Grain Markets and Commodities Summary
Grain prices in San Antonio show corn at 75 cents white and yellow, milo maize at 1.50 per 10 pounds, oats 50 cents, wheat 1.16, with various regional prices noted. Chicago dairy products report tubs and creamery extras with case totals and storage details, while live poultry and rubber futures data from Chicago include price opens and contract figures for May July and September.
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San Antonio
Tocal
Y Coro
Moody pledges Texas commission for 1933 World Fair site
Governor Dan Moody promised a Texas commission would visit the Wago area to choose a site for buildings to be erected by the state for an exhibit at the 1933 World Fair. The San Antonio chamber’s Porter Whaley and three Chicago mission members planned to join the Southwest trip, with Chicago officials Charles S. Peterson, CW Judd, and Louis Dumont involved.
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Wago
Fulure
Dan Moody
Tle
Porter Whaley
San Antonio
Conscience Quote Fails Man in Drunkness Case
Patrolman’s testimony cites W Riddle Munday who, cited for drunkenness, said Let your conscience be your guide. Judge Dave Wat imposed the fine and recommended appealing to Governor Meads. Austin representatives Clay Cook and Walter Long accompanied parties to see the governor.
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W. Riddle Munday
Jnil
Corporation
Riddle
Houston Street
St.Mary's Street
W. Mitchell
Dave Watcharge
Meads
Austin Op Clay Cook
Walter Long
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Governor to Call District Election in Seventeenth
Governor Mundy will issue a proclamation in days setting a special election date in the Seventeenth district to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Congressman Rt. Hon. Lee. The plan is to hold the vote in the near future as announced.
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Austin
Governar Mundy
Severteenth
Gorgressman
Rt. Q. Lee
The Count and the Countess in Africa and France
A young woman seeks status and thrill by marrying a French Count, enjoys five years of status, then grows moody. She travels to Africa where she meets an English hunter, and the ensuing events in Africa and back in France form a dramatic tale to be told next Sunday in The American Weekly.
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Europe
Russia
Serbia
Scotland Yard
Paris
French Surete
Montmartre
Sureté
Africa
Ater
France
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