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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
22
A fragmented market note signals cautious trading as New York stocks move in thin value during September. Investors weigh economic signals while merchants and banks balance risk amid quiet sessions and tentative demand.
The upcoming fiscal period will see Bexar County hold an equalization hearing as the board of equalization, led by Commissioner Manry Mayeric, reviews tax rates and collections. The tax collector warned residents about possible delays and deadlines, noting November dates for payments and January starts for the new fiscal year.
City awarded the contract for city depositories on Sunday after a close bid by Fontenel and two other national banks. The city will keep 3 percent on balances and 1 4 percent on certain accounts, with an interest charge and daily balance details to be settled monthly. The total value of warrants and other operations will not exceed 60 percent of remaining funds pledged as collateral for the year. Roy Brown. Houston June 18. Edward Trimble, 16, drowned in Cypress Creek near Houston after stating he would attempt to swim to the opposite bank before exhaustion. Miss Herds Melton, 17, wounded when a rifle bullet struck during a gathering in Nacogdoches. Reanie Bell Hearn, 18, treated for injuries.
A garbled June New York market note outlines sugar and coffee trading with high and low bids, mention of 3.3b2 and 3.26 g prices, and references to futures activity. It notes shifts in activity, unsettled trading, and broad market uncertainty amid erratic shipment dates and export terms.
Obscure OCR text fragment presents prices and names, including Pats and various codes and numbers. The readable content hints at a historical listing or column with financial figures and biographical notes, but lacks coherent structure or complete entities to form a clear item.
Market notes from Alabama Louisiana and Texas show mixed demand for fruits and vegetables with prices and arrivals noted. Reports mention carrots, peas, and peak arrivals, with weather, market tone, and assorted items described in a brisk, era-appropriate market briefing.
Fragmentary report from New York and London Money and Metals markets June 3 and June 1 shows steady loan rates around 1 percent for short terms and 4 months at 2 percent, bankers' acceptances restricted, and foreign exchange notes citing British demand and U S rate references amid a quiet financial scene.
Fragmentary obituary notes 62 year old resident of Nacogdoches Texas with surviving child. Mentions Ron of Bigner Mu and Charles Taylor as signer figures from the Declaration of Independence context.
Fragmentary text hints at a political or military campaign with figures named Hoover and Rapidan. Mentions training, work of writers, and weekend events. Specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The city commission denied Roth Crothers garage protest to reduce the assessment on improvements. Commissioner Frank Hushick moved, keeping the original $11,880 assessment. The property fronts Nath Flore and Sallans streets and was later noted as reduced to $8,558.
A dense OCR derived market listing shows numerous fruits and vegetables with assorted prices and units. Items include apples, potatoes, onions, pepper, beans, melons, and dairy products, with varied price points and packaging terms across multiple vendors.
A dense, OCR damaged listing covers poultry, produce, potatoes, eggs, and assorted provisions with scattered references to markets in New York, Chicago, and New Jersey. It mentions carriers, quantities, and pricing notes, along with scattered vendor names and dates, reflecting a busy wholesale food trade page.
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