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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
6
The report surveys New York and Liverpool trading, noting little effect from January notices. Buyers and sellers watch steel, cotton, and grain prices amid cautious export demand, with a wary outlook for January figures and potential future price moves.
January cotton prices showed strength in New York and a dull tone in Liverpool as traders watched rising bids and shifting deliveries. Analysts warn of fluctuating receipts and demand amid global trade signals, with forecasts for February previewing potential price adjustments.
The document records cotton receipts entering Liberty from various railroads, listing lines such as VATOWA Molten Teas Can pal and Great Northern with tonnage. It notes market quotes for cotton in multiple cities, including Houston New Orleans and New York, with prices for different grades like good middling and middling.
Long report from Lockhart Hollis and surrounding areas notes strong demand for cotton seed meal and feed products, with mills unable to meet needs. Includes livestock prices, carload shipments to Chicago, and cattle and hog market activity in San Angelo, St Louis, and Houston regions, plus commodity quotes for dairy, produce, and feed goods.
The Holimon Pyindice and Gammixston report varied market sentiment with weak demands past week and erratic pricing. Cabbage appears in supply from local farmers and shipments, while beans and sweet potatoes see price shifts due to government purchases and new milling ventures in Vineland New Jersey.
The fragment cites January market notes from several hubs including Kansas City and St Louis. It mentions coffee futures opening up then easing, with dates ranging January 9 to January 26 and references to Missouri and Kansas traders and market activity during that period.
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