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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1930
Page
20
The market reports a rebound in tyucent and yassley at SU vents with prices up to $2.50 per bushel, cabbages steady, and tallioce appearing on the cotumissini marte. Prices for corned items, greens, and citrus show varied movement as poultry stays steady.
A fragmented OCR extract lists assorted vegetables fruits and commodities with prices. Items include celery, cabbage, grapes, peppers, strawberries, and onions with per pound or per crate quotes. Also shows commission quotations and assorted weights, units, and terms across numerous entries.
Fort Worth and Chicago market notes show fluctuating poultry prices with per pound ranges for fryers and hens, and details on shelling and cleaning. Separate potato and dairy item listings from Fort Worth and Chicago reflect regional price shifts and stock status, including steadiest and lower-end commodities.
READY Texas Inc reports optimism as McCulloch County institutions hold directors meeting and announce dividends ranging from 1 to 20 percent. Commercial National Bank pledges 20 percent stock dividend. Prairie National Bank and others announce 2 to 12 percent earnings. Northville Bank adds profit into reserves. Low State Bank posts no dividend but boosts the capital fund by 80 percent of $14 stock.
San Antonio livestock market reports show steady prices for cattle with mixed offerings including cattle, hogs, and sheep. Oklahoma City receipts declined slightly due to stormy weather, with steady to higher bids on several classes and top cattle around 10 to 12 dollars, reflecting cautious demand across regions.
Early trading in Chicago wheat edged higher on Liverpool gains and rising export interest in North America. Corn and oats showed firm action with slight climbs before retreating. prices fluctuated as traders weighed European demand and transatlantic buying, while U S hard winter wheat exports at the Gulf boosted activity in the market. San Antonio grain prices listed for white and yellow corn and oats, with Minneapolis futures showing mixed movement and Liverpool market notes for dairy and live stock products accompanying the day’s market snapshot.
In New Orleans and New York speculative activity showed uneven moves with steady opening and later gains. Prices for nearby futures moved to around 119 to 9 1/4 pence per pound, while trading volumes and quotations reflected broader market uncertainty and month‑ahead adjustments. Directors reported demand from mills and hedging activity as buyers eyed near term premiums.
Wall Street Spectator reports no change in market sentiment with a buy bias and anticipation of real action in gammon stocks. Recommendations praise Warner Brothers, tobacco issues, and utilities while warnings hint at merger activity and rising oil and copper movements.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to TANIS METATA and TONES plus numbers like 168 and 114, with mentions of Mexican dollars 97 and a New York area tag. The legible items resemble a deranged catalog or currency note list from a historic page, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Park Commissioner Jacob Hubiola announced a site for the new city incinerator and said installation would begin immediately, though the exact location remained secret. Rebiola claimed contracts were not signed and he aimed to close the deal before an announced invasion. He credited the city with charging a fee and noted Rebiola’s past work securing park improvements and animal acquisitions. Tubbin pressed for city grants as Standard Saving Co. of Port Worth, contractor for the incinerator, was ordered to halt work Tuesday.
A new city agreement allows expansion of North Alamo to Broadway by acquiring needed property. Commissioner Paul Brelfice and Judge Goeth, representing Paul Poppe, brokered the deal amid a pending condemnation suit. Adjacent owner Inch Lapham would not sell. the extension proceeds along a straighter line starting at Appler Street.
A man and a woman, middle aged, were acquitted in Corporalian court on negligent collision charges after testimony that the other party was at fault. Judge urged caution and responsibility as the trial closed.
Feds arrested two individuals on narcotics charges after an informant provided details of a meeting to sell morphine to an undercover agent from the narcotics division. The January 16 seizure led to bond postings and ongoing investigations by federal agents.
In CURA New York a teacher receives pay for a term with no pupils present. Officials say the district is obligated to continue the daily duties and compensation while pupil attendance remains absent.
A review titled Texpa Wild Life and Conservation, issued by the Teana game,ic and oyster commission, has been presented to the Witte maxeuw bears. Ellex Schult Guilin is among those noted, with the work described as part of a short history of each game commissioner and the foundation for the game commission as it exists today.
Rubicla says he has no cash for the palace project as bids are opened without prior notice. Park Commissioner Rubinta complains the ordinance for bids came before him, while Mayor Chambers insists the work will proceed, possibly funded from public welfare funds, with estimated cost around 210,100 dollars.
Canopus Tourist Club expands outreach aiming for a thousand members while reporting 1600 existing. The campaign targets enrollment in San Antonio with a winter rally and oversees a planned five day tour of the Hin Grawie valley with visits to several Mexican sites. The note records an 85 member increase from the prior year.
San Antonio park inspection reveals tree conditions as Forester McKern visits with city commissioner Stutinla. McKern notes an ordinance restricting certain plantings to prevent traffic hazards and improve park safety.
A legion motorcade led by a commander and staff will tour the Rio Grande Valley over the next ten days. The group plans departures from Welhne on Friday and will attend the fifteenth district lecture convention at Tlarlineen on January 26.
A 191S feature showcases PF officer Tey Boynton of Jicw headquarters. The caption notes his service and role as a traffic and patrolman, highlighting his conduct and responsibilities in the force.
The Twelfty Wedd Astilery horse Ahose commanded by Col. Charles M Teunitel has postponed from Wednesday to January 2 due to inclement weather. Lieut. Col R. Borleson notes footing will be poor for jumping amid the recent rains. The Recon Meh Arties brigade shows plan to proceed if conditions improve.
A meeting of dealers in Brunswick railing Panatropea and records will be held Wednesday at thetrunter Hotel, per an announcement ten days away. Straus-Findenheimer Co. wholesaler and distributor of ruin have appointed wintributors for Brocavich valuete for the South Southwestern and Houthacxtern actions of Lerma. Meutawick has indicator own branches in this territory.
Local officials urge residents to drain water pipes after a severe freeze caused widespread damage. Water department manager W. Mooreman warns that even with overtime efforts, many lines remain at risk of breaking during a cold snap and urges precautionary draining now.
White oil production figures from the state show a 1.68 percent increase with gains concentrated in Oklahoma City and surrounding pools. The national weekly average rose to about 2.3 million barrels, while heavy crude beat tighter output in several regions. A decline appeared in the central areas as lighter grades grew, with mixed shifts across the Southwest and West Coast districts.
Fragmented OCR describes oil leases and undivided interests across surveys in multiple counties, naming various parties including Lurton, Gate, and Mariano. It notes annual rentals and royalties, and references tracts, surveys, and funds with unclear dates and amounts.
A pending court case will test whether the mayor has authority to revoke a granted permit. Mayor Chambers says such power is limited by law and may concede too much authority to city inspectors. Robert Thomson Company will appeal the mayor's revocation of a construction permit for a Wert Summit area project as the suit proceeds.
Jan 21 in Tlonton chancery court ordered the transfer of real estate and military assets valued at about 1,090,000 pounds to General Kenmyell Trott, former United Army head, who now leads the Xalention Army, amid ongoing property disputes and court oversight.
Approximately 156 girls are expected for the Girl Reserves conference with attendees from Belquary Austin San Marcos and Waco. The event opens Friday 7 PM at the Sun Antonio venue with Mary Carolina Carter as executive. theme Discovery. notable speakers and committees named.
Two men from Chicazoy Maurice Antabetos and Ralph LeVine faced charges of maintaining a disorderly house tied to recruiting under pretense of employment for sexually explicit purposes. They appeared in county jail in default of bonds set at $600 each. Witnesses described alleged advertisements targeting young girls for parties at a Rigeby Street location. Judge granted the bail pending further proceedings. a trial date was arranged.
City action bars shooting rabbits from trolley cars amid disputes over the 8.A. law and city ordinances. City Attorney Thoman J Cobbs cites dated references while officials debate updating rules. Chayabors notes many ordinances predate modern city governance.
Mayor O M Chambers Tucwlay reiterated that Olmos Basin will be cleaned by the city. He said work would proceed despite a claim the forestry department has no budget. Club members stated plans for path improvements and golf course work in the Olmos area.
George Wea Tim and Fenneca Marian Thimsoo were married Burately in Phorntz Arizona during a trip. Friends learned today that the couple named their marriage upon returning home that night from Arizona.
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