New York Stocks Rally Despite Mixed Early Trade
U.S. markets opened with mixed moves as metals oils rubbers and chemicals led gains while alcohols lagged. Major industrials including Allied Chemicals A. S. Smelting and Colman Carbon rose, with McIntyre Porcupine and U S Melting up modestly. Dow Jones firms, trading around 333.00 yesterday, faced currency declines as French gold drains reappeared and steel capacity dipped to 27.1 percent from 33.2.
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New York
Mov
Joel Wecesty
Sammogtty
Sreuwt
Allied Chemicals
A. S
Eomealake Mining
U.S. Steel
American Trienhone
American Gan
Case
Western Union
Great Western Sugar
Goodyear
McIntyre
American Smelting
Elandard Ol
New Jersey
New York Co
Chrysler
Porcupine
Trsuen
Igher
American Cam
Mia We
New York Control
du Fant Anit
Ganeral Motors
Grea
Adust
Sunee ‘Gouk
Aneratimeicy
Noe
Grain Market Reports Show Higher Prices Amid Volatile Trade
Nov 4 grain market notes stronger prices in wheat and corn on rising US and Washington developments. Wheat May delivery rose around 87 cents as premiums for immediate delivery grew, while corn held near unchanged. Market movement reflected tight domestic arrivals and producers’ willingness to hold grain, with prices in San Antonio and Antonito listing modest bid levels for corn, wheat, and barley.
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Chillago
Washington
Liverpool
United States
Bonbon Bar Sieve London Market Summary
London market notes list price movements for silver and related goods. Prices show bor ar and ing, with copper and bar items trading amid New York silver quotes. Market activity appears sparse and fragmentary from the November report.
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London
Credit Given to Trying Legion Rally Oration
A fragmented report from the American Legion event notes ongoing efforts and discussions. The piece references Beeralary of Sinte Hult and a Sun-Armerican conference, with interruptions during comments about the Legion’s position.
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American Legion
Frasier Harreypraufont
Manny Boing
America Dolesniian
Beeralary
Sinte Hult
Che
Leginn
Wheat more stable than gold in buying power analysis
The article argues wheat has historically served as money in primitive economies and, unlike gold, shows more stable exchange value over 79 years. It notes that modern dollars are valued by purchasing power for food, clothing, and shelter rather than gold content, citing Roosevelt era monetary aims.
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Roosevelt
Market Prices for Cabbage and Produce in San Antonio
Readable portions show cabbage priced at 2% cents per pound in wholesale markets, with New Mexico and local retail ranges. The list covers a broad set of fruits and vegetables with varied prices per bushel or crate, including apples, bananas, pears, peas, and root vegetables across multiple vendors and regional lines.
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San Antonio
Taurkel
New Mexico
Wna
Csbhare
Asparagua
Enelfeh
Gould
Pevners
Bell
Tee Wintson
Rome
Avavarlos
Florida
Bonunsy
Texas
Kellar
Lonnira
Tdalio
Radinhea
Doen Winches
Afc Fwbard
Honollas
Aepounc
Salem
Haigh
Tomitoor
Caliorrin
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Nor Ie
Domatees
Taxon
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Wall Street Notes From Nevada Market Mood
Wall Street observers describe a choppy session with limited trading and a weak close. Markets showed little sustained movement as steel and wheat drifted while dollar weakness persisted and a possible upcoming distilleries demonstration loomed. Russia recognition talk added speculative tone.
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets
Amid scattered market reports from Annas City to Liverpool and New York, poultry and dairy items show varied pricing. Records note creamery products, graded meats, and wholesale quotes, with notes on current demand, stock levels, and shifts in prices across multiple cities and supply lines.
Exports of Cotton to GIs Rise in Summer 1933
The Commerce Department reports U S cotton exports from August to October totaled 2,446,000 bales valued at 126,209,000 dollars, up from 2,194,000 bales and 85,619,000 dollars in the same period last year. October shipments reached 1,047,000 bales worth 53,923,000 dollars. Major buyers included Japan United Kingdom France Italy Spain and Canada with smaller consignments to Germany China Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
United States
Japan
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Spain
Canada
Germany
China
Belgium
Netherlands
Cotton Market Edge After Postwar Highs in New Orleans
In New Orleans cotton opened firmer with prices rising to postwar highs. December and March contracts gained about 4 points early, with steady regional buying by odd lots and scalpers. By midmorning the market stayed firm as U S mill consumption for October rose to 893 thousand bales, with September at 400 thousand.
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New Orleans
Washington
Ong
Bates
Lions Lunch Meeting at Sapsco Grove in City Event
Lions Club plans a noon luncheon in Sapsco Grove near the San Antonio river with guest Dean Frances, president of the Riwrights club, discussing electricity generation. Transportation by Pithie Gervine buses departs 12:30 from the Public Service building. Weather may move program to the marstormer room.
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Corporate finance pivot amid postwar surplus
A New York report details how a mid-sized corporation faced excess funds after a low mood period. Directors prefer safe bonds but consider hedges such as convertible bonds and foreign currency payable securities while keeping a substantial liquidity reserve. They plan limited modern investment and plant modernization to strengthen competitiveness amid uncertain inflation.
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Ate
Directarsary
Generalian Vion
Talianl Selate
Propresis Corporation
Ate Seceont
Theought
Kendall to Launch Highway Program in Boerne
Boerne Texas district officials announce a county wide highway program to start immediately. Projects include terracing and parking banks at Cibolo Creek through Baerna, improvement of the Howe Berghelny road, and rerouting the Dergheim Kendalla road to Binnce County line. A caliche base will be laid on the highway right of way through Catn fort.
Officers Elected by Legion Post
PREDEWIGSSBURG Nov 14 At the annual meeting of Tonle Jordan post American Legion Alfred Neffendorf was re elected post commander J H Krauskopf vice commander R W Kingshoeter post adjutant R E Jordan post service officer Leo J Blanchard Post finance officer Ottn Tartmann historian A K Cameron chaplain and Harry Land sergeant at arms
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Predewigssburg
Tonle Jordan
Girls Top Boys as Honor Roll Shows at San Antonio School
The honor roll lists many girls with six A grades for the first six weeks of school, led by Katherine Percy Ted and other standout students such as Lucille Pendley Dorothy Tartert Rachel Guerrero Rebecca de las Gares and Vivian Blair. Boys appear in subsequent columns with names like Daniel all Christine Jobngen Pernandu Mee rales and Manuel Muhos, showing a strong female majority in early standings.
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A. Tech
San Antonin Vara
Dorothy Tartert
Rachel Guerrero
Rebecca de Las Gares
Vivian Blair
Mildred Munn
Dorothy Preston
Doris Malgear
Rawen Holecamp
David Kaine
Keely Williams
George Roettinger
Natne Gorin
Mary Childress
Ceanels Berniyet
Edwin Tinbions
Daniel All
Christine Jobngen
Pernandu Meerales
Manuel Muhos
Frantes Ferales
Rudolph San Miguel
Doris Wharlo
Albert Palafox
Francis Minnew
Jeannine Raintree
Alfred Perez
Helen Lyon
John Beunegas
Lon Lambrano
Margaret Matgiar
Marenrat Gonz
Alex Chaver
Dorothy White
Margaret Mae Baker
Dunn Moener
Lockhart to Hold Bond Issue Vote
Lockhart voters will decide December 8 on a 7800 dollar bond issue to locate a state park, after the city commission called a special election following a petition. Local officials seek the park project and funding approval.
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Lockhart
Elty Commission
Turkey Men Plan War on Thieves
Nox Gonzales reports a local group of turkey growers mobilizing to combat a surge in thefts of poultry. The group names William Stolner as president and Tom Tey as vice president, with administrative duties handled at a leased residence on 1214 Bammonds.
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Woelers
Steretary
Livestock Market Report From San Antonio Area
Reader notes from an early 20th century livestock market in Texas show cattle and calves offered by many sellers at San Antonio and nearby markets. Prices quoted include steers up to $4.60 per hundredweight and cows around $2.75, with mixed lots and various weights listed alongside producer names and yard numbers.
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Ievels
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Short Sales Probe Ties Emery F. Slyetak to Pool
Washington November 14. Testimony alleges Emery F. Slyetak joined a pool that orchestrated large short sales of Sun Clay Consolidated oil stock in 1928. Key witness Rayloff Cullen testified the pool acquired 1,730,009 shares at zero cost and later sold, earning about 19 million dollars profit with no cash investments by participants.
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Wm—Soraie Investigairs
Sunclay Consolidated of Corporation
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Ryloff Cullen
Arthur Cutten
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Huntress Jury Locked Up Over Disbatntenit Case
In seventy third District Court Judge Frederick Stevens ordered the jury rocked up after prosecutors received copies of a weekly political sheet. Testimony by Mrs Mattie McGnichean and Melvin McCutcheon supported claims that George W Huntress Sr influenced the edlate of Frederick Kay. Deputy county clerk Wille Dunsworth caused a recess disruption when he attacked prosecutor H W Green, prompting Deputy Sheriff AB Mitchell to intervene.
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Mattie McGnichean
Seventy-Third District
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Melvin McCutchee
Frederick Stevens
Wille Dunswore
Greil
Courte House
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Atvarney
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Dunemore
Bar Plan To Be Explained At South Texas Bank Forum
The state legislature authorized a guaranteed deficit plan to aid non FDIC members. CG Brand, or a representative, will explain the act to South Texas bank representatives at the Gunter Hotel. A minor traffic delay near Austin caused the speaker to arrive late for Tuesday’s session. The act allows a state deposit body funded by stock subscriptions to benefit state banks not in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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South Texas
Gunter Bated
Austin
Federal Deposit Guarrantee Association
Continuation of Plant Station Here Assured
A federal project to sustain the San Anton horticultural experimental station near Corply Christ road is practically assured. Dr. O W Conk of the Washington agriculture department, visiting the area, and Dr. Guck director of tropical crops, affirm the station will continue as a regional unit. The federal works program had proposed 12 600 dollars in funding, now secured, enabling ongoing windward experiments and expansion of crop trials in cotton and rubber.
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