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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
11
Unclear market trend signals begin the week as major issues show varied movement. Strong names include Studebaker and packing firms while shipping and steel shares display uneven activity. investors await clearer guidance amid fluctuating prices.
A veteran soldier, Boone, resigns from the service effective May after a lengthy term. The report lists his unit affiliations, including various infantry and artillery groups, with several colleagues named among departing personnel. The document details discharge procedures and notes the ceremony at the depot with officers present.
The Rover Camp Community enforcement division drops plans to build a shelter at 407 Mersling Avenue after opposing property owners mobilize resistance. Amid legal actions, officials face a costly suit over $83 thousand in county funds. Military ranks and personnel notes appear in scattered lines, including mentions of Major General Smith and Colonel Agiin, with unclear connections to the main action.
A garbled historical market note discusses quotations from Honda and other firms, New York Exchange activity, and various bonds and commodities. It mentions moving market data, average prices, and interest hints with references to Mexican dittara and California items, all reflecting a chaotic intraday snapshot.
Market notes list various produce items with odd spellings and unclear amounts. Mentions fish, poultry, dairy products, and eggs, with scattered figures and brand-like names, suggesting a broad commodity roundup from a Chicago market edition.
Market closes 100 to 130 points higher than Saturday as bullish tone persists in cotton trading. The day features quotes and price indications for delivered cotton, with activity seen across regions and notable demand support from buyers and sellers.
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