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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1921
Page
12
New York stock market reports June prices at a low point with widespread declines across industries. Analysts note lingering war impact, cautious investors, and expected effects on production, while banks and large corporations show resilience despite overall weakness.
Freight shipments are flowing into Mexico with little delay. Over 2000 freight cars have crossed the border, aided by revised handling and appointments in Mexican and U.S. rail operations. Officials anticipate smoother exchanges if government recognition progresses.
A list of newcomers who recently settled in San Antonio is provided, naming numerous individuals and addresses across states. The register details residents such as Maniatra Mezlin at 118 Zales W, and others in Fort Worth, New Orleans, and beyond, reflecting wide geographic dispersion of new city arrivals.
The report discusses gas rate policy and regulatory actions, naming Concerning Blin wa Cis and Bae Company and cites proposed pedestrian coefficients. Several companies including Ranger and others seek capital increases with mentions of warrants, stock changes, and new allocations amid ongoing market conditions.
New York July 2 The cotton market opened favorable due to various upbeat factors while July notices were scarce. Reports cite higher stocks, improving foreign demand, and anticipated better price levels as traders await the government report, with some optimism in Liverpool and Manchester about exports and a steady tonnage. Local short-covering and renewed buying in the South are noted, though overall activity remains subdued and prices show only tentative gains.
A garbled OCR style passage discusses metals, stocks, and market terms with nonsensical phrases. It mentions convertible assets, retail sectors, and a movement in new items, though the text remains unclear and fragmented. The piece reads like an early 20th century economic column with uncertain terminology and stray references.
Market observers report demand resting in the hide and leather sectors with buyers scarce. Prices trend toward lower levels as importers and purchasers wait for clearer directions and more favorable conditions.
A garbled market brief mentions active trading in coffee futures with hedging and short selling. It references July contracts liquidating, price shifts, and weak demand, noting totals and figures that are difficult to parse.
A long OCR list details wholesale prices across varied goods and inputs. It cites per pound costs for meats cheeses wines and other foods, plus livestock, produce, and miscellaneous items. Names appear as vendors or brands with scattered figures and units, all in a dated catalog tone.
The article describes a growing importer movement against a proposed tariff on crude and fuel oil used for gasoline and kerosene. Mid-Continent and southern producers back the effort while large refiners anticipate higher prices and tighter supply. Prices at Pennsylvania refineries have fallen, and demand remains robust as producers adjust to potential policy changes impacting domestic oil and gasoline markets.
Fragmented text notes nominal pricing and uncertain demand at a wartime era market. References to crude product figures, tonnage, and a named authority hint at broader trade controls while specific details and entities remain obscured by OCR errors.
A32s chaotic draft notes a week of fluctuating sugar market activity with unclear phrasing. The text references refined sugar demand, price levels around 214, notes on Tulane, Cuba, and potential market effects, but the fragmented content makes concrete facts scarce.
A scrambled market note describes thin trading in cotton seeds and jewelry stalls, with October activity cooling as buyers and refiners adjust to scarce grades. Prices for refined goods show firmness, while several offerings face higher tat.
New York July 26 1890 attention shifts in the wool trade as proposed new duties are described. The article discusses ad valorem rates ranging around 25 to 35 percent on different wool classes and a specific ent rate. It notes the complexity of comparing values on American and foreign bases and the impact on carpet and clothing wool. Government wool auctions disposed of thousands of pounds of South American wools, while large buyers watch for price movements and demand for combing and fine wools remains strong.
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