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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
12
The report outlines fluctuating cattle prices across regions with mentions of cotton pricing and shipping terms. It notes movement between New York and New Orleans markets and references labor and trade conditions affecting deliveries and retail pricing.
A fragmented OCR passage describes rising demand testing production capacity in multiple lines. The text is garbled with numerous misreads but signals strain on manufacturing output and potential impacts on supply and labor in varied sectors.
Calf prices gained up to 30 cents with buyers steady at Catile Market. Traders reported several loads arriving from Conte and Ro Taat Stnere, while demand held firm for feeder cattle and light-weight calves.
In New York trading, volume was light across 14 listed stocks as investors awaited cues. Deme Foy and other traders watched prices closely amid cautious sentiment and narrow gains for select issues.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to money in New York and bond prices with unclear dates or figures. The readable parts suggest market activity and price movements but lack concrete entities, numbers, or a coherent event to form a full summary.
Report notes grain prices retreat to a fresh season low while relief grows on supply concerns and market watchers weigh next moves. The text references broader market mood and potential impacts on related commodities, with limited readable specifics.
A fragmented report notes slow activity in the coffee market with prices staying steady. The text mentions various disjointed terms and names but confirms no major price change or brisk trading.
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