Wall Street Highlights from The New York Market
New York stocks moved with mixed momentum as Ward Baking led gains while general baking activity showed consolidation rumors. Hudson Company preferred drew demand, Royal Canadian rose briefly, and Prairie Oil and Gas saw a sharp decline amid overall profit taking in newly listed shares.
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Opyright
San Antonio Licht
New York
Ward Baking B
General Baking
Ited Bakeries Corporation
Hudson Company
Prairie
Gulf Oil
Pennsylvania
International Petrolewm
Royal Canadian
Jib Consolidated
Phares
San Antonio Market Prices for Produce Thursday Morning
Prices quoted by Pruitt Cam anigsiok Company include beets 6 cents per dozen ounces, lettuce California 6 000 to 26.50, cabbage 3 per hundred pounds, tomatoes Texas 5.00 to 2.50 per bushel baskets, and assorted fruits and vegetables with varied per unit and per bushel rates. Additional notes list potato and onion prices, fresh arrivals like cantaloupes and pears, and export market references from New York and Chicago reports.
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Pruitt Camanigsiok Company
California
Cal Valley
Idaho
Porto Rico
Melory
Colorado
Texas
Snyder Produre
Bresh Pinck
Grasse Seed
Groten Ta
Valencie
Florida
Sunkist
Chilfornia Bartlett
Elberte
von Si Gravenstein
New Mexico
Jonathan
Weg Kings
Tina
Hog market higher at outset and cattle prices steady
Chicago reports brisk hog trading with demand fairly active and over 17 000 hogs carried over from yesterday. Receipts include 10 000 cattle 18 000 hogs 32 000 sheep and 3000 calves. Cattle trade shows improvement in plein and grassy stock but heavy steers slow. cows and heifers weak. Light hogs and best pigs firm 15 to 25 cents higher. butcher trade up about 15 cents. Prime western lambs at 14 15 and natives at 14. cull lambs 9 to 10. Weeders steady. aged muttons light supply. Block signal system: Northern Pacific to complete 2890 miles of automatic block signals by Sept 15 from Twin Cities to Pacific coast.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Dad
San Antonio Livestock Trade At San Antonio Union Stockyards
Trade at the San Antonio Union Stockyards ranged fairly active with light receipts. About 60 head of mixed cattle and 31 hogs were sold under J. W. Rothman Commission Company supervision. Cattle prices varied by grade and weight, with cows, heifers, and calves showing modest demand. Hogs included packing sows and butchers with varied bids. Goats also noted in light supply.
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UNION
San Anton
Tex
J. W. Rothman Commission Company
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City market notes show cattle steady to mixed with steers around 34 and fat cattle about 3.75 to 60. Hogs traded around 9.40 at the top, with feeders and calves steady. Livestock prices cover cann and cutters, heifers, and stockers with varied readings.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts 5300 with calves and steers steady to firm. Hogs numbers around 11 000 with higher demand for packers and higher top price near 9 53. Lambs and sheep show strong demand with top natives around 15 85 and 13 2 for next quality. Market tone mixed across classes with steady to higher prices for several categories.
East St. Louis Livestock Reports Mixed Receipts and Prices
Receipts at East St. Louis total around 16 000 livestock with mixed demand. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show varied prices, with hogs mostly 19 to 29 cents higher and top bids near 10.40. cows and bulls weaker to steady. sheep and goats trading unevenly as dealers note limited fat sales. In Boston markets manufacturers grow cautious on wool purchases while prices for fine combing wool hold firm in grease and top wools ease slightly.
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East ST. Louis
Jil
Chalie
New York Dry Goods Markets Show Uneven Trading
Sept 11 reports from New York and Paris show uneven activity in dry goods and commodities. Prices for print cloths drifted lower, with buyers slow, while some items and currencies fluctuated at the Paris bourse and London exchanges amid varying money and discount rates.
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San Antonio
New York
Eatton! Roads
Bond Market Mixed After Sharp Fall
New York reports a mixed bond market with St Paul issue weakness and gains in some fracs while Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound 4s fall heavily. 6s 1934 secured bonds hold above par though sugar bonds lag. New issues include Varick Street Station New York 4 1-4s and Baronne Street school bonds in Baronne NY.
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San Antonio
New York
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Puget Sounds
Pacific Coast
Hudson
Manhattan
Cuba
Inglesiay Ss
Kingdom
Varick Street
City of Baronne
N. T
Sugar Stocks Show Mixed Activity Amid Oil Signs
Sugar stocks were generally weak with some traders stepping in on declines. December raw sugar options reached high levels, encouraging bullish bets in top shares while Cuban raws held firm. Refined sugar rose moderately as Cuban raws stayed flat, with investors watching International Paper’s earnings outlook and oil demand signals improving in some sectors.
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San Antonio
Industri
Cuba
Thas
Eusar
Apat Aales
International Paper
Rcare
Tonkawa
Heat Wave Sweeps Southern Italy and Sicily
Heat waves grip Messina and Sicily with temperatures reaching 110 degrees in the shade. In Europe fifty one German prisoners released by French and Belgian authorities under the Lun on amnesty clause, from the Qube, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Italy
Messina
Sicily
Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Germany
Qube
All Grains Shift To Upward Trend Provisions Higher
Chicago reports September wheat closing at 416 cents higher amid export activity and bullish buying led by a major exporter taking over 1,000,000 bushels. Corn gains late as shorts cover, while oats, rye, and barley rise on strong cash and export demand. Weather concerns and overseas buying buoy sentiment. Local cash figures show sizable export allocations.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Eash Houses
Lamarie
Wyo
Seaboard
County Candidates Receive Refunds After Primary
County Democratic primary candidates received refunds from County Chairman Carl Wright Johnson. Each candidate got 34 percent of their election expenses repaid, totaling 7200.04 dollars. The overall fund and exact costs were partially detailed, with the August card cost noted as SHS81.31.
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Carl Wright Johnson
Ree
Floresville Prepares Defense Day Parade and Closures
Floresville closes businesses at 3 pm for Defense Day events led by A C Kenbuts with a parade from the schoolhouse. Sheriff A T Cares, City Marshal J H Marrs, and Fort Sam Houston units join citizens, veterans, students, and the Floresville band for addresses by local officials and clergy.
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Floresville
Tex
A.C. Kenbuts
Kelly Rield
Flaresville
A. T. Cares
J. H. Marrs
Fort Sam Houston
Ninth Infantry
J. H.brown
John W
Chisholm
J. FE. Canfield
John Blake
W. C. Shrub Jr
B. W. Herrington
Swift
Weather notes from multiple cities with varied temps
The report covers San Antonio and vicinity with unsettled Thursday night and Friday showers and temperatures mainly in the mid 80s to low 90s. East Texas and North Texas show scattered showers and cool to warm spells. Chicago Kansas City New York and Washington readings include temperatures from 30s to 60s with cloud cover and light to moderate winds.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texaa
North
Official Orders Relieve Several Officers and Travel Grants
Sept 11 official orders relieve Capt Raybur Eneles and others at multiple stations. Capt Burr F Irwin reassigned to Salt Lake. First Lieut Albert J Fox relieved Camp Hulabird for Hawaii. others ordered to Hawaii, Manila, and Chicago retiring board meets in Chicago. Travel grants listed for several lieutenants and captains with durations.
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Raybur
Eneles
Springfield
Peoriz
Burr F. Irwin
Infantry
San Francisto
Salt Lake
Albert J. Fox
Camp
Len J. Dillon
Indugice
Cal
Charles Loring
Joan Rot Empieh
Paul P. Huber
Tieut
John Ts. Shepard
Manila
Army Retiring Board
Chicago
Howard R. Hicksole
Alfrer S. Morfan
George E. Ball
Robert M. Blanchard
Part R. Hawley
Harold 8. Martin
Air Service
William FE. Hail and
Teather R. Proust
Ft. Mason
Irvin Tudeith Wiel
Frederick Alexander Pawle
Trent
William Clarence Brewer
Harry Ayres Lengiahr
Frederick We Renfils
Cincinnati
Eighth Corps Area Special Orders Personnel Movements
Eighth Corps Area issues special orders detailing visits of instruction to units including machine gun companies, assignments of officers from Fort Clark to Fort Bliss, and duties at Fort Bliss. Lieutenant Carrod Bene and Captain John Lawrence receive active duty or instructional assignments. Temporary duty extensions and transfers to Arlington, Fort Sill, and Fort Bliss are announced for several officers with dates around September and October.
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Texas National Guard
Arthur B. Clark
First Cavalry
Fort Clark
Fort Blisy
First Cavalry Division
Fort Bliss
Joseph Carrod Bene
ASORC
Oklahoma City
Brooks Feild
Michael C. Shea
Eleheh Cornea
Rutledge MM. Fawson
First Infantry
Arlington
Tex
College Station
Texas A. M
Arington
John ©. Lawrence
Pittys Sixth Machine Gun Laundron
Lsist
el Prao
L. C. Worthington
Fort. Gusa
George W. Stuart
Twentiern Infantry
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Corps
Jonn J. Lewis
Field Artilery
Fort Sam Houston
Wit
Hie
Archer Tests Court Rule On Vote In Primary Suit
The Forty-fifth District Court may hear a primary election contest case between Louise Dimaline and Oscobla Archer. A motion to suppress deposition access was set for oral argument before Judge S G Tayloe, with Archer contesting the court’s authority to grant depositions for voters across five Bexar county locales.
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Forty-fifth District Court
Louise 4
Dimaline
Oscobla Archer
Archer
S. G. Tayloe
Bexar County
Mondar
J.A. Dodson
Hoe
Wild Man Tinker Overstays Camp Near Railway Tracks
A frightened neighborhood near the Southern Pacific lines on Florida and Delaware streets reported a wandering man. George Taylor aged, a Black man, claimed to mend watches and jewelry from a mesquite thicket. He was arrested by Officer Henry Kitchen but released after being deemed harmless.
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Widman
Southern Pacific
Florida
Delaware
George Taylor
Henry Kitchen
Vlcinite
Iowa Street
Fateful Shooting at Plaquemine Point Booth Ends in Tragedy
In Saint Landry Parish Louisiana at the Plaquemine Point polling place two men died and several were injured after an argument over politics escalated into gunfire. Getty Childs was wounded and died shortly after. Cormier was fatally shot by Getty and Thomas Childs after shooting elder Childs. The fight left Thomas Childs seriously wounded and Getty Childs hospitalized.
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Opelousas
Getty Childs
Plaquemine Point
Saint Landry Parish
Lillee
John Childs
Thomas
John Cormier
Eunice
Childs
Cormier
Thomas Childs
Getty Chae
Kelly Field Air Distribution Targets Opium Dens
National Defense Day program sees twelve Kelly Field planes drop 20 000 circulars in 240 Southwest Texas towns to counter the opium evil. An American Legion auxiliary campaign spreads anti opium literature through Texas posts under orders from Kelly Field commander.
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National Defense
Kelly Field
Texas
American Legion Auxiliary
Anitanium Board of Texas
Mercedes
Lient
Cat. 1
Feeher
M. Patrick
Air Corvice
W. F. McManus
Gates closes Baptist meeting with five modern threats named
Rev J E Gates of the First Baptist Church closed the 26th annual San Antonio Baptist Association session with a sermon titled If the Foundations Be Destroyed What Can the Righteous Do He listed five menaces to Christianity Seiver ism free loveism loose moral standards materialistic education and modernism and urged fighting as they pray The 2925 meeting was set for First Baptist Church San Antonio with about 350 attending daily work reports were given and eight to nine thousand Sunday school students were noted ready for next state and southern conventions the association covers Bexar Comal and Atascosa counties
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J. E. Gates
First Baptist Church
San Antonio Baptist Association
Pruitt Avenue Bapase
Mr. Gates
America
Gates
First Baptist Church of
Bexar
Comal
Atascosa
Confessed Burglar Gets Suspended Term
Brandon 6.1 was charged by indictment with burglary and pled guilty. He was given a suspended sentence in the thirty seventh district court on Thursday morning. The case involved breaking into the BLOH at the Hamill Hotel on May 2.
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Brandon
Avilty Andl Wan
Pery
Thuratay Moening
Heardon O
Bloh. T.com
Hamlall Lotel
Defense Day highlights Second Division support in Texas
Colonel Van Horn praised the Second Division for aiding the Defense Day plan, coordinating with the 6th Division and National Guard to recruit and mobilize, while stressing that Texans should sign up for the Second Division on Defense Day. The article notes tag production by local firms and volunteer efforts across San Antonio and surrounding towns.
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Robert van Torn
van Horn
Sanae
10Th Division
National Guard
Thut
Texas
St. Mihiel
Pell
Lone Star
Mills Engraving Company of
San Antonio
San Antonio Printing Company
Fort Sam Houston
Federation of Women’s Clubs
US Cruisers Ordered to Salvador
The Associated Press reports United States warships Galveston Rochester and Julia are en route to San Salvador to pressure rebels in Honduras toward settlement. American chargé d’affaires Stokeley W. Morgan informed rebel General Ferrera that a peace conference is impossible while rebels advance on San Pedro Sula. Washington signaled it will not recognize or support any rebel government if no settlement is reached.
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Associated Press
Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Honduras
Stokeley W. Morgan
Gregori Ferrera
San Pedro
Sula
Morgan
Washington
Ferrera
California girl reaches national girls singles final in Philadelphia
Miss Hoten Incobe of Berkeley California advances to the final round by defeating Miss Geverive Fox of Southampton New York 60 at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Also in New Orleans dry goods and wholesale goods sales show heavy volume with one jobber shipping 1 million dollars worth in the last 30 days.
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California
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Federal Troops Win Two Battles
A dispatch from Managua reports that government forces in Honduras have won two battles against General Ferrera in the regions of Vapaz and Armenian. The information comes from a dispatch sent through the Hon duran consul and received yesterday.
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Associated Press
Managua, Nic
Ferrera
P head boosts city's development
W R Scott president of Southern Pacific told San Antonio manufacturers and skippers that railroad equipment would be refreshed as conditions allowed and that the city and railroad are closely linked in progress. He praised local development works and noted shop expansions would occur when needed, with shippers supporting the railroad's transportation efforts. He also spoke to the Traffic Club amid various entertainments planned in his honor.
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Southern Pacific
San Antonio
W. R. Scott
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
Ir. Scott
Southern ‘Pacific
Ten Save & Great City
CVYX
Scott
Alamo City
WW. Scott
C.K. Dunlap
TE. A. Loeffler
A. Be Muir
I. M. McIlhenny
San Antonio Manufacturers’ Association
Eugene A. Holmgreen
Elliott Jones
Ed H. Kifer
I. R. Martin
Joe Carroll Sr
John Haile
F. J. Carle
Tohu
T. Wilson
R. TE. Pruitt
DL S. Pawkett
San Antonio Freight Bureau
Harry Weber
Sidney Cornelius
James Aiken
Charl Graebner
C. Leel
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NEW York Dry Goods
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London
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Wall Street
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Reiman
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NEW York Money
Weather Forecast
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Tay
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Rent Rt
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T. A Em
Etogee
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Tinker
KELLY
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