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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
12
The fragmentary text mentions bales ware ownership and a market action with scattered figures and place names, indicating a bearish stance in Sugar SUS GINNERS’ markets and referenced transactions.
The scene reports limited activity on the New York Cotton Market with traders cautious as prices hover. Officials note modest demand from mills and unsettled futures as selling pressure appears in sporadic sessions.
Prices moved lower on the cotton seed oil market with traders cautious yet eager to buy. Report from New York notes bearish tendencies despite small declines and speculative activity across major exchanges.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names such as Jamar Dutta and Nas Etty along with references to docks yards and vacations. The text lacks a coherent narrative or complete events making precise reporting impossible from the readable portions.
Horts in corn ran may up one cent as traders watched world metal markets and wheat futures. The report notes persistent price shifts amid global demand and domestic harvest expectations.
A fragmented report indicates moderate demand and steady prices for sugar with references to market activity and pricing alongside notes on regional buyers and sellers. The text includes garbled phrases and partial lines but centers on ongoing balance of supply and demand in the sugar trade.
December figures show 219 447 bales of cotton ginned as reported by state authorities. The bulletin notes processing totals and references cotton trade activity for the period, with emphasis on upland varieties and regional crop performance.
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