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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
14
Fragmented OCR item mentions Cotton TM and Cattle TM branding with references to New York and coffee. Details are unclear. likely a noting of product marks or trade topics. Entities include New York and Cotton TM, Cattle TM, New Ortoms.
Coffee buyers showed little change as demand remained flat while prices stayed low. Market observers note limited shifts in consumer appetite amid modest price movements and a cautious trading mood across major exchanges.
Market reports show grain prices climbing as war developments drive demand. Traders note tightening supply and increased volatility amid global tensions affecting futures and cash markets.
Market notes indicate the cotton seed oil market was fairly active with steady demand and firm pricing signals. Analysts comment that trading interest remains cautious as buyers seek value and producers hold offer levels.
Fragments describe a lively cattle market with scattered phrases and names, but the text is largely unreadable. Despite garbled OCR, it hints at traders or buyers and livestock activity across divisions and locations, with no clear events or outcomes.
In New York a damaged OCR fragment reports a sharp fall in stock exchange seat values over the past three months. The sparse text notes reduced worth and market pressure, with unclear specifics about date, numbers, or participants.
Sugar sales continue below the list prices with movements around 4.20 and 4.40. The text notes shifts from 4.88 to 4.40 amid market variation, with references to raw materials and quotations.
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