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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
12
Fragmentary notes show advances in the cotton market with unclear entries dated 2 23 and 1 16 13, mentioning various entities and unsettled prices. The legible items reference Reston Bit and Hoker among others, with unsettled notation and partial terms.
Fragment lists erratic words and names. readable parts indicate a monthly business note involving Houston grocers and trade activity. Core entities appear to be Houston grocers and a monthly market reference, but the text is severely garbled with missing context.
Market observers note sugar prices remained unchanged at 4.90 basis. Trading activity appeared muted with limited shifts in supply and demand, reflecting a stable pricing environment and cautious buyer interest.
A zoo of misread OCR text yields scattered phrases including high record price for steers and references to auctions. The readable parts point to a cattle sale with unusually strong bids, though many fragments remain unclear about dates, places, or exact figures.
Market reports show prices firmer yet activity remains subdued with trading volumes light across the spot and futures markets. Dealers cite cautious demand and limited supply movements as the main factors shaping the gentle uptick.
A fragmentary report from New York money markets notes weak sentiment and uneven activity on Wednesday. Little detail is readable, but traders appear cautious amid unclear signals from major indices and sector headlines.
Weather report notes easing conditions with rain subsiding. Forecast calls for continued mild temperatures and scattered showers later in the week. Authorities urge caution for drivers during slick roads and reduced visibility.
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