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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
5
Weather in Texas and spot demand bullish with prices shown around the close. Liverpool and New York reports mixed with small gains, New Orleans steady, Galveston and Houston firm, Dallas and other Texas cities steady with modest upticks.
A fragmented clipping discusses thrift campaigns with phrases about indifference to old ideals. The text names New York and mentions political figures in garbled sentences, reflecting OCR noise rather than a clear narrative or event.
The Worth live stock market ends the week with prices 25 cents higher on wall street as trading remains exceptionally heavy. Remand for killing crisis plagues the scene while market activity shows strength despite recent district unrest.
Readable fragments indicate strong consumer interest in berries and receipts showing active demand. The text references a crop and market conditions with mentions of a diet, culinary items, and a Houston context, suggesting a lively fruit trade environment.
Trading reports show wheat prices finishing higher with net gains at the close. Market activity reflected moderate demand and speculative interest amid unsettled supply signals from the region.
Market reports indicate rising prices for rice by-products due to a tight supply and the milling season closing. Early figures show heightened demand and prices edging higher as buyers seek remaining stocks and processors adjust output amid uncertain harvests.
Market notes show moderate demand for put coffee futures with higher activity. A garbled line references Wes Quiet and mentions New York Dry Goods, but the context remains unclear and scattered.
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