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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
15
Market roundup reports gains in cotton prices with Chicago and Liverpool showing upticks while New York remains flat to slight, and New Orleans and Galveston up modestly. Trading notes indicate mixed signals as prices shift after Monday's session.
Cottons prices edge lower amid stalled talks with buyers. Traders cite weak demand and uncertain policy signals delaying sustained price gains.
Seed supplies for Bermuda onions are limited as growers race to secure enough seed for the new crop. Market chatter notes sporadic availability and rising costs as farmers seek alternatives to maintain planting schedules.
A brief market note reports mixed activity in the Houston spot market with prices stabilizing at a general level. Traders weigh demand signals and nearby speculative interest as deals surface amid fluctuating futures guidance.
Fragmentary notes describe a slow cattle trade at Newton with references to vendors and buyers. The text includes scattered names and locations, indicating a subdued market and limited bids. The readable portions hint at counts and prices but lack full detail.
Trade officials weigh spring conditions and weather impacts on wheat markets. The report notes price advances amid wetter than expected conditions affecting West Coast and Winona shipments, with farm and trader concerns over crop prospects and market stability.
The snippet notes a weak mood in New York stocks and mentions London area activity. It references BR Hg and Tel one with unclear timing and a 196 WW RAT event. The readable text focuses on market mood and regional price movements without full details.
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