Otton Prices Down On Bureau Estimate
Survey of market quotes shows Otton prices falling on a Bureau estimate. New York and New Orleans readings altered by points, with minor shifts in other regions.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
14
Survey of market quotes shows Otton prices falling on a Bureau estimate. New York and New Orleans readings altered by points, with minor shifts in other regions.
Government figures project a 1912 13 cotton crop of thirteen million eight hundred twenty thousand bales. The estimate, issued amid market notes, reflects early season forecasts and appraisal of ginning yields for the period.
Market for sugar remained fairly active with buyers and sellers engaging despite incomplete figures. Analysts note broad participation and steady demand for refined varieties amid fluctuating prices and limited supply signals from early trade data.
A garbled OCR fragment references Union Pacific stock fluctuations and includes incomplete, unreadable phrases making it impossible to extract a coherent event, date, or quoted figures from the source. The readable bit centers on stock movement but lacks actionable details or identifiable entities.
Metter Block Market and Ballish report strong Argentine prices lifting grain trade. Unclear OCR text references demand and implied strength, with scattered phrases about prices, markets, and figures. The fragmentary source mentions grain and a powerfully positive market tone despite garbled details.
A fragmented note from New Orleans highlights rice market activity with fading prices and tentative demand. Traders observe irregular bids and limited offers as mills weigh futures against local cash sales.
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