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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
11
New Orleans and New York markets show modest price fluctuations with gains in some futures. Cotton trading remains cautious as investors weigh demand and supply signals while other commodities and livestock markets post varied results in Chicago and Kansas City.
Readable fragments show cotton seed futures listed with prices for July August September and April contracts. Mentions of membrane and base prices appear with varied figures such as 25.90 24.26 28.25 24.25 and 25.85, plus notes of futures activity and FOB terms.
Auction notes list cattle calves and hogs with prices all around per lot. Included are truck arrivals, rail tote offers, and various stock types such as bulls lambs and hens with prices ranging up to thousands.
Market notes from St Louis and Fort Worth show steady to higher demand for cattle and hogs, with receipts active and buyers selective. Cows, calves, and yearlings traded unevenly, with mid and lower grades easy to move. top buyers favored good quality stock while light offerings drew varied bids. Prices cited for feeders and slaughter cattle reflect mixed grain and forage inputs across regional markets.
Boston March 22 A student political contest heats up as freshmen file papers to seek eight representatives in the college administration. The candidacy effort targets student government duties at Boston University with college-wide interest and campus debate.
A garbled local sports note notes a mistaken decision and claims a recent event led to a misstep. The fragment references an incident involving a figure named Fouse and a doorway action, with unclear surrounding details and multiple torn names and places.
Grain market notes from CIOCARG March 22 describe unsettled wheat futures with May and July options, rain-soaked spring wheat regions, and mixed cash prices. Reports from San Antonio and Fort Worth cite local bids, deliveries, and freight factors, with prices for No 2 corn and wheat futures reflecting bullish signals and logistical constraints.
New York and Chicago stock prices show mixed results as bonds and government notes trade during a volatile session. Major tickers move with notable activity in blue chip issues while obligations and government issues reflect steady demand among investors.
The article reports on United States dollar values and rates, noting opening at a high percentage near 510% and the best rate of the day around 3. The piece mentions hoarded sums and various money quotes, with references to old parlor exchange and a list of numeric figures.
Market report notes prices for stocks and bonds moved today with mixed activity. Names such as Brew, Br, Ind, Minnean Br, and others appear in scattered listings, indicating varied closing levels and brief quotes across sectors.
Fragmented OCR item notes bond averages and market lines from Chicago and New York in March. Mentions vehicles for sale a 1992 old V-8 Coupe listed at 30 dollars, with other ads and market references on page 23.
An OCR fragment notes a vote on one eons and trade, mentions a rally in FW, and references September. Names and proper nouns are garbled, but the item signals local civic activity with unclear details and dates.
In May, a small gathering on N37 near Pam Sy 7 Rents drew attention as residents discussed rate changes and a planned lapse in service. Local officials urged patience while vendors and residents negotiated a temporary fuse for power continuity.
Incomplete data shows rough figures and names like Teva Falul Toviay and Montanga. The text includes numbers such as 32.8 and 4.0 and mentions ages and entities but lacks coherent context or clear events.
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