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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1913
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR text shows stray phrases about weather advice and a misdated reference to cities like New York and New Orleans. No clear event, person, or organization is readable. The readable bits imply a weather guidance note rather than a specific news item.
A report notes growing scarcity of prime butter prompts continued price increases across markets. Producers attribute limited supply to weather and storage bottlenecks, while retailers emphasize steady demand from bakeries and households. Market observers warn that prices may keep climbing until supplies improve.
Foreign news lifts wheat prices as traders react to supportive international events. Markets show renewed buying interest with prices firming across key futures contracts and supply concerns cited by analysts.
In a mixed cattle and hog run, cattle activity slowed while hogs moved up in price. The Kansas City market showed notable price shifts with buyers cautious on cattle but steady demand for hogs. Strong parity signals and regional demand influenced the day’s trading, with several consignors reporting varied loadings and receipts across pens.
Stocks gained modestly as trading remained light with few decisive moves. Market watchers noted subtle strength in select sectors despite broader jitters, while investors awaited clearer guidance from corporate updates and economic data.
Unclear text discusses the Brazil coffee market and potential effects on trade. Readers see scattered notes about prices and supply, with incomplete phrases and overlapping garbled words. The piece hints at an impending shift but provides no solid data or names.
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