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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
25
A Mart Peachets on the wholesale commission market rose with peaches advancing to 81 13 and cantaloupes listed at 3.95. Granite packed service received a fresh carload at 35.4. Winesangels car arrives Wednesday with a quoted price nearing 1.0 in reporting on growers and produce sales.
A scanned market list shows vegetable and fruit prices with many OCR errors. Items include cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, radishes, apples, pears, peaches, grapes, melons, okra, onions, peppers, pineapples, plums, and strawberries, with price ranges and unit references across different vendors and locations.
Gabriel Palipae, two, of 203 Santa Barbera street, lay in Robert B. Green hospital Wednesday with a fractured skull. Hospital officials gave no details on how the injury occurred.
John L. Gable of Van Clemy was treated for a snake bite and released from Robert H. Green hor final Wednesday. Doctors said the bite was not from a poisonous snake.
Fragmented OCR text shows market activity for poultry and produce with mentions of wholesalers, pricing, and regional locations. References to Chicago and “Poultry” suggest a local commodity brief with unclear figures. The readable segments indicate trading notes, demand signals, and possible price movements without coherent data.
New York June 25 The Wall Street Spectator cautions that developments during the day may alter its market predictions. It notes volatile action with bears and bulls clashing, volume shifts, and signaling cautious optimism before potential policy changes. It highlights favored stocks across utilities, rail, industrials, and banks, and reviews options activity and copper stock expectations.
An informal party invitation appears, mentioning Saturday evening events at a West Mis- Hette residence and a Saddie club gathering on June 25 with dancing. The fragment references Mike duella White and Welnes Varidsa, plus a Hog Gitayls of honover group terrace gathering.
The fragmentary text references money and metals topics including London and New York markets, various prices, and names such as Blaney and Miner caste. It mentions silver, copper, and envelopes of trading activity with scattered figures like 19.508 and 36 dollars, but the overall details are incomplete.
Wheat prices opened weaker in Chicago with a drop to fresh lows for the year as reports of wheat crop damage in Greece and Southeast American spring wheat conditions weighed on sentiment. Liverpool quotes and European demand supported a late rebound, while the cotton market in New Orleans and New York showed initial weakness followed by partial recoveries on weather optimism and export notices.
Texas county farmers are urged to attend a special meeting at 1 20 p m Saturday on the fifth floor of the Agieu theater building. The chamber of commerce will host speakers from the Texas Cotton Cooperative Association and others who will outline membership benefits and marketing prospects for cotton growers. Attending officials include Dietrich of the Texas Cotton Cooperative Association and Fred W Malley farm agent, with Federal Farm Board support noted.
Jambers funeral service Thursday at Saint Marys for Towis darker and Jambers family members listed. Retired brick mason Jamoris was Belgian by birth, lived in the city for 40 years, survived by widow Mrs Jambers and several children, with service officiated by Father A Vinsean at St Marys Cemetery. Interment at St Marys cemetery follows a Wednesday visitation and local residence details.
San Antonio reports no changes at wholesale livestock as Saun-Sere Commission notes, with July 4–5 store closure. Cattle prices range from common calves to heavy steers and bulls, while Chicago figures show steady beef trade with moderate declines in some classes and receipts around 10,000 head. Packers and feeders listed, with weight bands and prices noted for calves, hogs, and sheep.
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