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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
11
Readable text fragments indicate a damaged item with scattered words and names. No coherent event or facts emerge to form a concise news item or identify people, places, or organizations reliably.
A detailed market summary notes firm prices for corn oats bananas and pecans amid steady wholesale activity. Reports from New York London and Liverpool detail demand supply and crop outlook with price levels and holiday closures affecting trading.
A dense list of Houston market quotations shows prices for groceries, produce, meats, and staples. Items include apples, beans, coffee, sugar, rice, flour, spices, canned goods, dairy, oils, and fuels with numerous per unit and per case rates. Local dealers and wholesalers are noted as sources in a snapshot of daily market activity.
Market report shows Grace and Empire State rising while Beaumont Confederated improves Houston Beaumont index. Trading activity weakens after earlier demand, with large orders and hefty prices seen in Empire State and related securities. Total sales reach around 1 shares, with unlisted blocks noted.
Cattle held steady to firm with a strong showing for steers and lower trends for heifers. The report notes mixed sentiment for sheep, with Kansas City buyers advancing, Chicago and St Louis softer, and interest in prime lots led by consignors from Missouri and Iowa amid active quotes and receipts.
A fragmentary notice discusses an electric belt marketed by Dr Bennett and references alleged benefits and criticisms. The readable text hints at safety concerns, consumer skepticism, and potential health claims without presenting verifiable details or outcomes.
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