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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
8
The market shows uneven activity with steel and chemical firms steadier while some leaders slip. Traders weigh concerns over September demand, with anticipation of NRA banking policy reforms and a cautious outlook for equities amid early weakness and potential volatility.
New England governors are slated to attend the opening of the seventeenth annual Eastern States Exposition in Springfield on September 17 and 18. Attending officials include Maine Governor Louis J. Brande, New Hampshire Governor John G. Witant, Vermont Governor Staley G. Wilson, and Massachusetts Governor Joseph B. gv, with Springfield exposition leaders and trustees arranging ceremonies and concerts featuring Lan and Frank Guldinsi.
The report shows a steady to firmer cotton market in New Orleans and Liverpool with prices holding and volumes steady. Estimates for U.S. crop sizes were issued, with observers noting only modest shifts as demand remained fair and sentiment edged slightly positive despite seasonal adjustments.
Grain prices show an unexpected upturn in wheat with Liverpool quotes rising while Argentine reports warn of drought. Wheat futures advanced after opening around 44 cents higher as buyers and hedgers tightened positions amid signs of damage in Canada and Argentina. Corn and oats moved with mixed signals as domestic demand and hedging activity influenced the market, with notes from San Antonio indicating steady to firm prices for oats and corn as traders absorbed mixed crop news.
In San Jose California Sept 5 defense for David A Lamson opens with chief counsel claiming to present witness testimony to show Lamson killed Allure Thorpe Lamson in a tub at their home. Prosecution plans to introduce Mrs Sara M Felley in a divorce context to argue motive and marital bitterness.
Berlin reports that four women deputies will join the Reichstag despite Chancellor Hitler's bans on women in politics. Germany sits as a one party Nazi state with a one man government. Most other parties are dissolved or merged, leaving the Nazis to absorb deputies into the National Socialist ranks under eventual full membership.
Former district attorney Philip Von Cise urged Mayor Begole to convert the Chony Creek bed cutting through downtown Denver into a speedway. He proposed diverting water flow into a storm sewer to allow automobiles to travel sixty miles per hour or more.
The article examines how gold prices affect miners when prices rise or fall, noting a suspension of typical rules in the United States. It discusses London as a key market, a surge in gold prices early in the year, and shifts in production in Canada and Britain’s dominions. It also describes how gold demand and monetary standards influenced prosperity and mining activity across nations.
A fragmented report outlines good ins supply and Mart Bubnwes with Wood and an urban crowd. It notes labor day spillage, rising tanker prices, and varied fruit and vegetable prices including apples at 2 per unit and lemons at 75 per dozen, reflecting a volatile local market.
A garbled Chicago and New York market listing shows poultry, eggs, fruits, and vegetables with assorted prices. The scattered OCR text mentions hens, turkeys, tomatoes, cabbage, onions, beans, and butter among many items, reflecting a broad food price sheet from multiple markets.
New York dispatch notes Wall Street’s return from half days with cautious optimism. Investors watch machinery and materials purchases, while oil profits ease as government steps to stabilize the dollar weigh on sentiment.
In St Louis the Missolini Padle ves today reported freight car loadings for the week ending September 2 totaling 28,785 cars, a gain of 21 cars from the previous period. Loadings were distributed across several lines including Gulf Coast and International regions with mixed transport activity.
New York reports four thousand unemployed men and women working on roads and buildings in Palisades Tourvelone Park as part of a relief program. Officials state the effort helps provide clothing and sustains wages during hardship, with participation from local divisions and companies.
A chaotic描述 of a protest at a monastery dance hall features churchmen opposing a gathering as locals report unrest. The fragmentary text references a city, a prison-like tense scene, and a plea for restraint amidst disorder. The passage is garbled but suggests religious figures clashing with attendees and broader social unrest.
Auction summaries show varied livestock values with calves at several price points. Cattle categories include steers heifers cows bulls and yearlings with notable activity in Chicago and Kansas markets, plus fluctuations in weight-based bids and package deals.
Secretary Wallace told a New York dairy sale crowd that dairymen must secure continuous production flow through licenses and agreements from Washington. He warned that embargoes and terms may be needed and that dairy tex proposals could be used to steer production, urging dairymen to participate in shaping any plan.
Briton Wivksteed Armstrong aims to create a colony of the world’s most perfect humans on a largely uninhabited Brazilian plateau. He envisions ingenie to lonhy where only perfect men and families would be admitted, with rigorous exams, eugenic tests, and multiplication of approved lines. The plan argues for fertile land, fruit and crop production, and a social order based on the supposed needs of future generations.
ACHWERIN Germany Sep Ar 140 percent tax hike on department stores confuses merchants amid speculation if the measure will spread. Chain store turnover taxes rise 20 to 40 percent while regular department store taxes remain exempt for regular department store chains. Turpentine and shipment details appear in scattered lines with partial figures and unclear totals.
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