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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
12
Reported by Galveston stock notes, the market shows a new low for cotton this year. Prices slip across districts as traders cite ongoing demand weakness and weather effects on prospects.
An unreadable OCR fragment references wheat weakness and metal markets with scattered words and names. It mentions dates and places loosely and includes several garbled phrases about cables, markets, and vendors without coherent facts or clear entities.
A stray fragment hints at warm weather reducing casualties in Houston. The garbled text mentions Sean Waseem and an unnamed entity, with unclear dates or locations, making precise details difficult to extract.
Local reports describe Fort Worth area conditions as steady and active amid ongoing developments. The text notes persistent noise, crowding, and shifting risks, with mentions of figures possibly tied to public safety and economic activity. Specific names and places are unclear due to OCR gaps, but it references events in New York markets and several local entities.
Cotton seed trading shows lighter activity with subdued demand and lower prices. Market watchers note weaker buying interest from mills and farmers. seasonal factors and broader crop market softness contribute to the sluggish tone.
Readable content is fragmentary with names and places garbled. cannot determine a coherent event or notice to summarize.
A disrupted OCR fragment notes weakening coffee demand leads to lower prices. It references fluctuating market signals from unclear dates and places, with several garbled names and phrases. The readable parts imply supply adjustments in response to demand shifts, but specifics are not clear.
Fragmentary weather bulletin shows unreadable lines and stray words about conditions and dates. No clear locations or forecasts can be established from the OCR text.
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