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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1922
Page
10
A long report details how strikes and labor unrest affected rail traffic, fuel supplies, and the steel and oil sectors. It notes congestion at junctions, cautious profits for steel makers, and cautious forecasts for the oil market amid ongoing labor disputes.
The report outlines stock activity on the New York Stock Exchange for the week, listing numerous securities with bid and ask ranges and notable price movements. Key companies and sectors appear, indicating overall market breadth and notable gains and declines across multiple listings.
A chaotic scene in New York on July 22 sees muted demand for coffee despite strong forecasts. Traders note price pressures easing as futures drift, while refiners anticipate slower purchases this season.
Ambiguous report notes Catton showing promise and some signals of improvement. Containing garbled phrases about averages, county ties, and issues affecting performance, the article is hard to interpret but hints at a developing team or player with tentative positive trends.
The Se Saale region reports a quiet but firm leather trade with steady prices for hides. Buyers and sellers negotiate cautiously as demand remains uneven, while weather and toned market conditions influence activity and output across tanneries and suppliers.
July 22 Tex city notes a local fair and water service discussions along with plans for exhibits and entertainment. Key figures include Leary and George W Johnson with state officials reviewing age and service extensions. A county agent coordinates efforts to boost attendance and support. The report highlights a community schedule element at the Valley venue and mentions a weekly dispatch on activities.
New York, July 23. Market trends show weak Liverpool demand and mixed U.S. weather signals. Declines around 2.40 to 3.00 per unit were noted, with slight recoveries tied to reports of dry Texas weather and yen for American cotton. Foreign buying reported. shorts cover as prices move and trade eye government crop prospects.
A chaotic report outlines shifting power and price actions amid a proposed merger. Key figures include John Fanehawnsnn, Midyaln, and Tarckawarnn, with references to APD Detworn Teeth and Wall Street tensions. The narrative hints at financial strain, exchanges, and public market reactions without clear dates or outcomes.
New York July 24. A note on copper markets shows weak demand from both domestic and foreign buyers. Labor shortages reduce production to conservative rates as wage competition from Montana oil firms pulls workers away. Transportation disruptions and a railroad shopmen’s strike threaten deliveries. Despite some June gains, deliveries remain tight and prices steady but weak.
New York reports a rise in raw sugar prices followed by a renewed uptick in refined sugar. Cuban cane sales to 100000 tons, refined shipments around 7 to 14 delivery windows, activity driven by seasonal demand. Market quiet at week start, then buying resumed as refiners stepped in. Cuban producers and refiners influence supply, with future prices hinging on actual refined demand and shipments.
A historical price list lists numerous produce and goods with per unit and per crate prices. Items include vegetables like carrots and oranges, fruits, grains, dairy, and specialty foods with rates such as oranges at 6.60 to 2 per box and carrots 49 cents per dozen. many entries reflect colonial era grocery pricing.
Newart July 28 wool market remains in a waiting state as spinners and farmers report slow activity. Traders anticipate a possible near-term improvement with both buyers and sellers cautious while tariffs and supply dynamics seem unsettled. Prices trend uncertain with no clear rise or fall expected in the immediate term.
The article reviews broad price declines across multiple metals and related products led by reduced demand and production curbs. It notes expectations of continued weakness into the near term with industry players seeing pressure on prices, supply chains, and transportation costs. Strong entities cited include the Aluminum Corporation and various mining operations. The piece discusses consumer demand, imports, and potential shifts in market leadership as prices slide.
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