Wool prices surge as West Texas markets reach decade highs
In San Angelo and Eldorado a robust wool market drives contracts totaling about 6.5 million pounds with 28.6 million pounds moved on spot sales. Prices top a decade peak around 34 cents, while large-volume sales by West Texas Wood and Mohsh near 1.25 million pounds fetch 11 1/2 cents. Ranchers hold out for higher bids as rainfall boosts prospects.
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Rains Lift Rancher Spirits in Sutton County Texas
Rainfall over the last weeks brings relief as Sutton County ranchers report steady gains. May total precipitation reached 5.96 inches, with April and June contributing smaller amounts. wool and mohair stocks show large holdings while shearing slows across the county.
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Fisherman Hooks 259-Pound Shark in Canal
In SCOLIMBIA Lonnie Goodwin nabbed a 259 pound fish after diving from the canal bank during a local river event. Two spectators joined the rescue as the water battle raged and Lonnie fought the massive catch.
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Poultry and Produce Market Report Notes Various Prices
New York market notes show mixed poultry and produce prices with references to creamery products and store sales. Mentions of weights such as 40 pounds and 42 pounds appear alongside regional references to Midwestern, Browns, and Western markets.
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Trade Exchange in June 1934 Aims for Wider Global Deals
Trade exchange in June 1934 seeks to grant the president power to enter trade agreements with foreign governments. Agreements may alter duties by up to 40 percent and follow most favored nation concessions. Current deals include Cuba, Brazil, Belgium, Holland, Sweden, Colombia, Canada, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Switzerland with Canada, Belgium, and Haiti as clear positives. In 1938 U S trade with these nations totaled 1.357 billion, with exports 621 million and imports 797 million. officials hope new pacts expand markets and reduce the unfavorable trade balance.
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Market Report Shows Wide Varieties Fall and Rise
The market page lists apricots off by 50 cents to 259 per unit and Texas tomatoes down 20 to around a dollar a bushel. Asparagus sells at 99 cents a dozen, and cucumbers at per bushel. Red potatoes rise to 1.61 for 60 pounds, green onions 25 cents a dozen, and strawberries at 1.95 a crate. Commodities include apples, avocados, beans, cucumbers, garlic, melons, onions, peppers, and more with mixed price movement across regions.
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Soldier dies after motorcycle car crash near Segals highway
Soldier Boyce P. Lee of Headquarters Company Third Brigade Fort Sam Houston died at 2 38 p m in base hospital from injuries after a motorcycle and an auto collided on Segals highway at 2 40 p m Monday The motorcycle rider Lee had a companion FH Ward also of Fort Sam Houston The auto was driven by Cadet A M Whitt Randolph Field Cadet Waite and Ward sustained cuts and bruises
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Grain Market Fluctuations Across Major Ports
Reports show sudden 2 cent dips in wheat amid threats between China and Japan. Winnipeg origins spread to Chicago and Kansas City markets with price shifts and unsettled futures. SAN ANTONIO and Liverpool quotes include local grain prices and hay values. Chicago and Kansas City futures react with mixed gains and declines across wheat corn and rye. Poultry, butter, and produce prices also noted along with market conditions.
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Market Report on Fruits Vegetables and Texas Shipments
Agricultural market notes show Texas shipments of onions potatoes cantaloupes and greens plus diverse United States fruit vegetables with varied car totals and prices. Market activity a mix of steady dull and stronger tones across regions with cargoes arriving in multiple cities and states reporting prices per bag bushel and carloads.
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Fort Worth and Antonio Livestock Market Roundup
Brisk trading on early rounds with cash cattle and calves at Fort Worth and Antonio markets. Hogs strong to top near 10.20 with steady to higher cattle values. calves and yearlings varied by grade and weight across multiple western states.
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Traveler to Speak at Lions Club Meeting
Frank Pielkig will be the principal speaker at the regular Lions Club gathering. The event is in the Pan-American room of the Gunter hotel with Wyneken presiding at noon on Wednesday.
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College men oppose Roosevelt over new deal taxes at Creighton
Creighton University law students Rovec K Adging and Marshall critique FDR policies. They call the new deal a burden on business and industry, citing high spending and unemployment. Betty Amedeen notes the PWA WPA OC programs as part of the era's alphabet soup.
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Stock Market Dull Session as Prices Edge Down
Wall Street opened with light turnover and a subdued mood as several leaders including Westinghouse and J J Case slipped. Oil shares attracted attention while gains were scarce and investors awaited parliamentary and foreign policy developments influencing prices.
Corpus Family Loses Tax Fight Over Estate Liability
Mr and Mrs Frank W Censk and daughter Catherine of Corpus Christi lost their Supreme Court protest against paying an $18 000 estate tax assessment. The court refused to interfere with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that Corpus Christi estate was liable for the assessment by W F Wallace receiver at City National Bank and Trust Company of Corpus Grist, which arose in November 1.
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Connecticut to cast 19 votes for Altoy Lando at Cleveland
Connecticut state chairman J Henry Rareback said the delegation will vote 19 votes for Governor Altoy Lando of Kansas for the presidential nomination at the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Rareback urged a strong ticket with James W Wadsworth of New York for vice president.
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Cotton Market Mixed as July Prospects Loom
New Orleans reports show tentative firming in cotton as July outlook dominates trading. Early calls ranged from 30.82 to 32.50 with gains seen on unfavorable crop weather in the east and ongoing speculative buying from the continent despite weak sentiment in certain belts.
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Wool Market Mixed Prices in Boston and New York Reports
Boston buyers showed interest in Western wool but hesitated to pay over 80 cents a scoured pound for fine combing lengths. New York reports no definitive quotes for dressed poultry and metals markets showed quiet sessions with minor price movements.
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Plan Caravan Into Mexico Sets First Pan American Drive
Mexican general Benjamin Hill announced plans for the first official Good Will caravan along the Pan American highway to Mexico City. About 150 automobiles carrying 500 people will depart San Antonio on July 10 with three weeks across a route including well known and out of the way spots. The Mexican government sponsors the trip and handles customs while charging travelers for fuel meals and lodging. L Gouttotenec will supervise traffic at the local consulate and coordinate the tour with mayors and state officials urged to participate.
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Tax Bill Sees Treasury Estimate Rise to 429 Million
Senate finance committee reports the compromise tax bill would yield 429 million dollars per year with 82.5 million temporary revenue. The plan exceeds the House bill by 26 million, aiming to fund permanent revenue and next year’s temporary needs. Republican leaders prep to open debate as minority fault lines emerge amid criticism of retroactive taxation.
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Global Money Markets Report From New York and London
Financial wires show steady demand across currencies and metals with Britain and Germany cited. Commodities and exchange rates feature varied figures including sterling futures and Latin American peso activity amid a broad international trading snapshot.
Dance Will Raise Trail Driver Fund
A benefit party and dance to fund sending San Antonio Old Trail Drivers to the Texas Centennial in Dallas on June 16 will be held at the Gunter hotel Wie ballroom from 6 to 12 p.m. Thursday. The Old Trail Drivers are invited to perform at the Centennial. the event will feature depictions of old Western towns and cowboy songs by Oscar Pax, Nick Kramer, Warren Hull, Slick Jones, and Blace Howcomer.
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