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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
14
Houston market activity shows strong demand for grain and hay with price movement noted across items. Report mentions Liverpool and New York markets with shifts in points and weekly trends, highlighting trading interest beyond local dealers.
A terse market note records wheat prices holding firm with little change amid light trading. Analysts point to steady demand and short-covering as factors supporting the firm tone, while futures show cautious firmness across the board.
The report notes a ginning tally of 768,016 bales for the state, with scattered figures and garbled names in the text. It references ginning data across multiple counties and mentions agricultural departments and processing facilities amid uncertain details.
Amidoffset markets cows sold ten cents lower while feeder steers held steady. The Chicago grain and livestock reports cite slight declines in dairy cattle values and stable prices for select breeds, with traders watching futures and weather patterns for upcoming sessions.
Fragmentary notes compare beef to quail and turkey with repeated phrases and unclear names. The legible parts mention beef, quail, turkey, and assorted stray words resembling names and numbers without coherent context.
The notice item appears garbled with missing context and unclear subjects. readable fragments suggest a price or stock reference and a firm name, but key details such as dates, parties, or locations are not recoverable from the text provided.
Fragmented text indicates a note on lack of buying interest in coffee markets. Mentions individuals Moaten Po Fpl HRWACER, Deeley Thom, and The tn matey. content is garbled and unreadable in parts, but centers on market interest or spending patterns and subsequent remarks.
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