Bond market signals and price shifts in New York trading
New York reports steadiness in high grade vestment issues amid irregularities in speculative descriptions. Chicago Railways rose two points on heavy volume while Market Street fell below par. Government issues remained steady as fourth 4% Liberals gained demand. Foreign issues showed declines in Mediterranean bonds and French issues moved near issue prices.
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San Antonio
New York
Der
Chiago Railways
Third Avenue
Brooklyn Manhattan
Market Street
Hhe
Lisia
Patterson
Teck Land’ Bank
Weather notes across Texas and regions
Weather forecast reports frost risk and cold nights across San Antonio East Texas and West Texas. Temperatures range from the upper 30s to the upper 40s with cooler northwest winds. Southeast areas stay milder while scattered frost forms in Lone Star zones overnight.
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San Antonio
Wall Street Features Amid Turbulence and Mixed Signals
The market scene shows mixed indicators with early gains and warnings. U S equities paused as January meeting notes hint at cautious momentum. In London and Liverpool, futures held steady or slipped with weak spot prices and modest trade activity.
Foreign Bonds and Shifting Exchange Rates Explored
Analyzes foreign investments beyond dollar bonds. Discusses bonds payable in currencies like francs and the impact of exchange rate movements on American investors. Highlights complexity of currency risk and the shifting parity of foreign monetary units.
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New York
United States
San Antonio Market Prices for Produce and Grains
Prices quoted by the Pruitt Commission Company and Grasso Seed Co show a wide range of produce and grain rates. Beets 60 cts per dozen. carrots 65 cts per dozen. corn 39 cts per dozen. radishes 42 to 50 cts per dozen. egg plant 1.30 per bushel. potatoes 3.00 per cwt. yams 2.50 to 4.00 per cwt. beans 2.50 to 6.00 per bushel. cabbage 3.00 per hundred. turnips 4 cts per lb. sweet peppers 0.73 per lb. celery 5.60 to 5.00 per bunch. Milo maize 2.00 per cwt. strawberries 0.50 to 0.75 per qt. naval oranges 4.00 per box. grapes 24.00 per sack. various prices for other fruits and vegetables.
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Pruitt Commission Company
Leitner
California
Csillernia
Lima
Grasso Seed Co
Milo
Texas
Sri Bion
Larg
Calvornia Naval Oranges
Shad Puthos
Mouids
Satsuma
Ted Ball
Ziper Wok
Hog Market Steady Yearlings Sell at New High for Year
The San Antonio dispatch reports hog prices steady with yearlings setting a new high for the year. A heavier than expected fresh supply and 28 Western cattle cars on hand influenced the day, with hog runs around 33,600 and prices ranging as buyers and shippers moved ample lots. Heavy butchers traded near 3.99 to 3.60 per cwt, with shippers taking weights around 86.5 to 87.00, while hogs sold to public buyers at varied levels amid a generally steady market.
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San Antonio
Tdset
Chicago
Bec. S
Dros Wade
Choive
Buik
Kansas City Livestock Prices Amid Turmoil
Cattle and calves offered with wide price ranges across grades. Tad steers priced around eight to nine dollars while other cuts showed lower quotes. Demand appeared cautious as buyers delayed purchases and market activity waned amid uncertain conditions.
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Kraxers
Chicago Potatoes Trade Report Appears Fragmented
A fragmented OCR item from Chicago discusses potatoes and trading terms with unclear numbers and garbled names. The readable segments reference Chicago mentions, potential market activity, and mixed figures, but the overall meaning is obscured by transcription errors.
Commodity News Notes From Industrial Shipments And Stores
Commodity notes report shipmen ts and plant improvements across the Boston area and New England. Highlights include Ford plant near Boston preparing upgrades, Pan-American Petroleum planning a 1 500 000 dollar spend on tanks and stations, and a trapping season opening in New Orleans. Holiday shoppers and steel shipments show fluctuating activity across segments.
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TLAN
Ncisco
Pan-Americans Petroleum Company
ONO
Wheat and corn hit new seasonal highs amid market surge
Market reports show wheat and corn rising sharply with prices at fresh season highs. Strong shipments and demand pushed futures higher as deliveries moved, while oats, barley, and other grains also traded up. Estimates for May production and storage affected by ongoing demand and port activity in Kansas City and Liverpool markets.
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Pie San Antonio Tych
Batty Witent
Onte Seared
Aes
Inter Tenli
Eran
Wien
Mater & Kool Commission Louse Dems
Ti Etudente
Iitor
Wbs
Vauli Mos
Taral Cash
Salem
Bosnes
Vo Peins
Die Corporation of London and its Lord Mayor Rules
A fragment outlines Alfred John Glasspool's notes on the City of London governance. It recalls ceremonial dress for Lord Mayor and aldermen, noting dark morning coats with ties, and cautions against red or tan attire. The piece mentions sobriety at banquets and references historical figures from Thomas Fitz-Thowns to John Wilkes, with reflections on Guildhall life and past leaders.
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London
Corporation
City of
Londo
Alfred John Glasspool
Glasswool
Vesser
West Texas Chamber Opens District Convention in Fredericksburg
More than 200 visitors from 16 areas attended the Heart of Texas District convention of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in Fredericksburg Texas. R A Highsmith said district meetings will focus on sectional cooperation and development while speakers urged beef and pork production, winter lambs, and better roads and factories. Delegates from San Antonio Fort Worth Coleman Kerrville and several other towns participated in the opening session and noon banquet.
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Fredericksburg
Tex
Heart of Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
R. A. Highsmith
Mason
Colonel C
French
Fort Worth
Texas
Colonel French
Eicot Julius Real
Kerrville
RW. Burleson
San Saba
FE. A. New Menard
J. D. Motley
Ballinger
Indge
TL. Gault
Brady
A. B. Renton
Mindtosh Speaks
Singing of America
Fagk McChive
Coleman
Bracker
Fredericxsburg
Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Garland Woodward
Homer
West
W. M. McIntosh
San Antonio Light
Alk
San Antonio
Wort Worth
Stamford
San Sabet
Haskell
Menahew Brau Cols
Wean
Alason Nik Austin
Gulf Skipper Hospital Ship Aimed For Operating Room
A Gulf steamer running between Dore ds and New Orleans may be converted into an operating ship after a recent departure from Dark Buds. A man and a boy were injured in a collapse, with a girl later reported to have appendicitis and a mother giving birth aboard after Frank Burns boarded at Vurt Ends.
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Doreds
New Orleans
Taras
Princes of Wales Donates to New York Pressmen Charity
The Prince of Wales, in New York as a member of the International Printing Pressmen's and Assistants' Union, donates 25 to the Christmas land fund for the tuberculous sanitarium of the press men's home.
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Wales
U.S
New York
Dee
Princes of Wales
New York Toons
International Printing Pressmen's and Assistants’ Union
Girl dies after raisins and drink cause suffocation
A post mortem in Winnipeg reports a girl died after consuming raisins and liquid that fermented in her stomach. The gases produced were blamed for the suffocation. The unidentified details reference names and dates as part of a damaged OCR transcription.
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Winnipeg
Re. Hollidar
Marty
Youth Arrested in Farmer Stabbing at Roff Oklahoma
Ada Oklahoma Dee 8 Haskel Scott 17 was arrested here after the fatal stabbing of John Mortice 21 a farmer at Roff near here Saturday night Scott will have a preliminary hearing today The stabbing reportedly grew from an argument between Scott and Mortier
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Ada
Okla
Dee
Haskel Scott
John Mortice
Roff
Here
Scott
Mortier
Yoakumites Return Home From Europe
Yoakum Texas residents Joseph Kieffer and his sister Miss Margaret Kieffer have returned from an extended visit with their mother and relatives in Luxemburg, resuming life in their hometown.
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Yoakumites
Europe
Yoaakum
Tex
Tor
Joseph
Hottie
Margaret Kieffer
Luxemburg
Grrova
Weinert Beats Firpo and Weighs in on Boxing Ability
Charley Weinert, at 184 pounds, defeats Luis Angel Firpo in a twelve round effort, proving speed and conditioning matter more than raw weight. The piece praises Weinert’s discipline, contrasts Willard and Firpo’s heavier builds, and argues true champions prove ability through sustained performance.
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Willard
Luis Firpo
Weinert
Charley Mitchell
Star Company
Damon Runyon
Charley Weinert
Luis Angel Firpo
Pampas
Virpo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toredo
Dempsey
Wilard
Firpo
Dempse
Sely
O'Neill Sevier
Siman
Charley Mitchel
Mitchell
Caryadolt
Eldorado
Antwerp
TSS
Inf
Sid Terriss
Sammy Mandell
Jack Bernstein
Johnny Dundee
George Godfrey
Tlavey Wills
Chesney Chosen Queen of Mid-Winter Fair
Brownsville announces Miss Marion McChesney will be queen at the Valley Fair and John Shary of Mission will be king with coronation and royal ball planned. Each valley city will nominate a princess led by Browns ville’s Miss Odessie Daney escorted by Tom Jones. Duchesses include Miss Marcia Clint from Brownsville with Lt. Kavin OShea.
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Brownsville
Tex
Marion McChesney
John Shary
Mission
Odessie Daney
Tom Jones
San Benito
The
Fair Association
Marcia Clint
Kavin O'Shea
Victoria cotton gins run into January as season lags
In Victoria Texas gins across the county continue operating on Saturdays with a full shutdown not expected until January. Three city gins produced nearly 40 bales Saturday and total county ginnings exceed 21,000 bales. Cotton value at 28 cents and seed at 35 dollars a ton push the crop value toward 2.4 million dollars plus seed. The Victoria Compress and Warehouse Co reports 28,000 bales handled so far, about 5,000 more than last season, per manager Charles L. Grinder.
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Victoria, Tex
Victoria County
Victoria
Focal
Charles L. Grinder
Victoria Compress Tug Warehouse Company
Yoakum Book Week Nets Library Five Dollars More
An official notice from Yoakum Public School Superintendent Prof L B McGuffin details Book Week results. Local groups including the Yoakum Elks and the Parent Teachers Association plus Shelton Moore Post American Legion raised 50 dollars for buying packs for the Yoakum High School libraries.
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Yoaakum. Tex
Yoakum High School
Pickers In Fields In Caldwell County
In Caldwell County Texas cotton pickers return after ten years with heavy frosts opening bolls. Gins run two to three times weekly and receipts rise, with estimates for the season reaching up to 50,000 bales as crews harvest the fine cotton in December.
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Caldwell County
William B Layton Buried in Yoakum
William B Layton, 65, died at home on Clark Street Saturday night after months of illness. He is survived by his widow, several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev. P. L. J. Kieffer officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery.
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Yoakem
Willian B. Luton
Clark Street
St. Tosppi’s Catholic
PL J. Kieffer
Ifciating
Official appointed in Lavaca County in 1900s
John J. Kany resigns as deputy tax collector and H J Schornack along with E G Petersen appoints a successor. Elsewhere, Mr Koniicka resumes teaching as principal at Brown School after vacancy caused by Joseph Franta’s resignation. A boxing-era note references a Sullivan vs Mitchell fight ending in a draw after 39 rounds.
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Yoakum, Tex
John J. Kany
Toy Lavaca County
H. J. Schornack
E. G. Petersen
Halsettsville
Koniicka
Brown
Joseph Franta
Williams
Mitchell
Sullivan
Franch
Arthur Brisbane
George B. Angle
Charley Mitchell
Texas JUDGING Team Back At A&M College Station
The livestock judging team from A and M College of Texas, led by Coach L Stangel, placed highly at Kansas City and Chicago shows. Nebraska’s W W Derrick and Gainesville Texas native Kenneth Edwards were noted as top figures, with historical references to prior Texas wins in 1919 and 1933, underscoring Texas A&M’s standing among leading schools in the United States and Canada.
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College Station
Ter
College of Texas
L. Stange
Jow
Kansas City
Chica
Stangel
Sor
W.W. Derrick
Nebraska
Chicago
Kenneth Edwards
Gainesville
Texas
A. & Allege
Derrick
A. M
Texas Is
United, Stat
Canada
Presbyterial West Texas meeting at Gonzales church
In Gonzales Texas the Presbyterial West Texas conference met with the First Presbyterian Church men’s auxiliary. Delegates and visitors from Lockhart Seguin Yoakum Cuero and other counties attended. Prominent visitors included Mr and Mrs J I Hobson of Luebo Africa and Mrs L C Majors of Dallas director of Young People’s Work in the Texas synod. A noon luncheon in the banquet hall of the new church followed the gathering.
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Gonzales
Tex
Distii
Presbyterial
West Texas
First Presterian Church
Lockhart
Segui Yoakum
Cucro
J. IK. Hobson
Luebo
Arica
L. C. Majors
Dallas
Texas Synod
T Welock
Banqu
Victoria Ex Students to Hear Dr Splawn at Luncheon
Victoria Texas will host a luncheon for University of Texas ex students at the Delaware Hotel club room at noon Wednesday. Dr V M N Splawn president of UT Rhodes Baker prominent Dallas lawyer and John Temax Aust secretary of Students Association will address the gathering. They arrive on the 11 o clock train from Houston Tuesday night. The visit aims to promote university interests and not a bond issue. Y M Scott chairs the entertainment committee to draw 40 or 50 ex students to the event.
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Houston
Y. M. Scott
Victoria
Vnirsity
Negro Youth Sentenced for Theft in District Court
In Victor, Melville 5th District Court sentenced Moody to three years in the state penitentiary for intent to commit theft. The charge stemmed from the theft of a 9 Buick touring car from a garage at Hiblia dairy where he worked, captured with the aid of Sheriff Hullor.
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Distri Court
Moody
BE. C. Hiblia Dairy
Eac
L. O. Hullor
San Saba Woodmen pick new officer
In San Saba Texas a quiet meeting elected officers for the ensuing year. Ro Allison was chosen consul commander with Ernc Pierce as escorts Ed Crawford as banker A. Bo Wilson as escort B. Brow watchman and B. F. McNeill as secretary.
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San Saba
Tex
Lod Woodmen
Ro Allison
Ernc Pierce
Ed Crawford
A. Bo Wilson
Ecort
B. Brow
B. F. McNeill
Secreta
Yoakam Elks Hold Memorial Service In Tex
The Yoakam Elks held their annual memorial services Sunday afternoon. The memorial oration was delivered by H. Paulus of this city. Sacred music and ritual selections were sung by Yoakam’s members and local talent.
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Yoakam Elks
Tex
Wks
H. Paulus
Skrat Tusie
Roral
Yoakam
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