Market Fluctuations Loom as Lenders Hold Back
Wall Street opened with uncertainty as lenders resisted winding down, led by firms like American Tel & Tel and U.S. Steel staying steady. International Harvester eased, and Consolidated Gas and American Can fell. Crown Cork and National Theaters rose, while Owens-Illinois and others drifted. Call money renewed at 1 percent as traders awaited Roosevelt’s disarmament address and the Geneva conference.
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Grain Market Reacts to Weather and Trade Signals
Chicago opening shows a down tick as wheat quotes ease into the session amid cautious demand. Rain and favorable spring planting forecasts in Canada and the Midwest limit gains while corn fluctuates, with weak near term prices and traders awaiting further government data.
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San Antonio clubs meet for day long events
A long list of meetings fills this notice with groups at various venues. The San Antonio Council of Parents and Teachers opens at 3 30 PM at Boy Scout Home Broadway alongside clubs in hotels and churches including the Alamo Delphian St Anthony hotel and Gunter hotel. The Thomas Jefferson Parent Teacher Association also meets at 215 PM in the school with music and a commemorative address.
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Jobless tol to be patent
Washington era reports fret over new jobs under Roosevelt prosperity plan with emergency program and inflation measures. Public works unlikely to hire directly. private contractors, rent collectors, and supply trades expected to absorb most employment as corporations and local governments discuss programs and meetings.
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Means says he gave tip on Monapersons
Washington May 1 Dramatic testimony in the ransom hoax trial. Gaston Means resumed the witness stand to claim he informed Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean s lawyers that the Lindbergh kidnapping principals were in Washington and could be arrested. He said he told Wilton Lembert the four men named as principals were here. Means said he first learned Max Hassel was dead in the Clark room when the trial began. He produced a May letter urging Hassel to testify in his defense. The defense and government rested soon after. A bid for a directed verdict was overruled and several other motions to strike were denied.
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Chicago and regional livestock market recap May 15
Chicago and regional livestock markets report receipts around 35 000 cattle and calves with higher wholesale prices. Hogs top at 4.50 to 4.90 per hundredweight while cattle and calves show broad gains, with yearlings and vealers rising and sow prices firm. Eastern and midwestern markets note steady to higher demand for spring lambs and feedlot cattle amid active trading.
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Poultry and Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices
In New York and Chicago markets on May 1 1928 poultry prices show fresh chickens 37 2c and 16 26c for frozen, fresh turkeys 14 2a, ducks 14u and roosters 4 12c. Potatoes move slowly in Chicago with limited gains. onions and other vegetables show mixed activity. Receipts noted at various markets including New York and Chicago with some straighter declines and steadying tendencies as wholesale demand remains moderate.
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Cantaloupes and other produce offered at local market
A local market lists a wide range of fruits and vegetables with prices per crate or bushel. Cantaloupes dominate stalls at 175 per flat, strawberries and berries feature in baskets, tomatoes and peppers show fluctuating rates, and citrus, onions, potatoes, and dairy products fill other stalls with varying prices. Multiple growers and vendors participate in the supply.
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Cotton Market Shows Mixed Moves as Futures Close Steady
AP reports a volatile cotton market with prices slipping 23 points in some classes and shifts across months including July and December. May and other futures end steady with July around 5.71 and December near 3.72, amid broad demand and speculative activity.
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Relief bond bill to Michigan relief fund approved by legislature
The 72 million bond issue for relief passed the legislature with Senate concurrence after House amendments. The Senate voted 23 to 6 to accept. Amendments include no sale of lands on property and no commissions on sale. Officials anticipate about 50,000 daily in related costs once the governor signs. The resolution seeks a public vote on August 28.
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Sugar and Coffee Market Report From New York
New York May 15 AP Raw sugar and coffee futures opened lower amid unsettled trading. Prices held near unchanged by midday as commissions and market participants speculated on future movement. July contracts dipped after early declines, while other commodities showed weakness. refined sugar prices quoted around 2.30 to 2.35 per unit with limited availability.
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Solons Clash on Stock Bill in Senate House Debate
Congressional conferees clash over officer liability and sector responsibility in securities law. No agreement reached as arguments continue. Senate banking committee report on the Glass bill filed with Senate. it would civilly hold officers and directors liable for truth of statements filed with the FTC. House bill would exempt directors proving reasonable belief in the information.
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Women Hold Two Day Cuero Convention
More than 50 delegates from several South Texas cities gathered in Cuero for the Seventh District convention of Sgrams and Professional Women's clubs over the weekend.
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Foreign exchange news and market quotes from London May 1
Currency and commodity prices listed with bids and futures. The report includes spot and future values for gold silver copper and lead, plus exchange rates and country demand figures for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Switzerland JugoSlavia Austria Romania and Brazil, with places like New York Montreal and Shanghai noted.
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City News Dance at Woodland Lake Tuesday Night
Ariat Orchestra led by Ady performs at Woodland Lake dance Tuesday night with admission set at 15e. Local spotlight edition notes event timing and venue details for residents.
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