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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
12
A volatile session in New York commodity markets shows strength in cotton amid rising prices. Traders note improved demand and steady export activity driving the gains, with the close reflecting a firmer tone than earlier in the week.
A fragmented market update notes Rough Rice prices remained steady across major grain exchanges. The report mentions limited movement at Chicago futures pits and brief attention to domestic cash bids, with traders awaiting fresh guidance from harvest data and export demand signals.
Frost reports traders excited over coffee market activity with notable interest from S10 and Vike Siete. Analysts note rising demand and price volatility, while exporters and roasters monitor supply chains for signals of tighter markets.
Wheat traders anticipated a rally amid a muted trading day as markets paused for midday. Analysts noted limited price moves and unsure headlines keeping buyers and sellers cautious.
The market shows sugar prices rising at several refineries while others hold. Reports indicate mixed movements with notable gains in some areas and little change in others as traders assess demand and supply dynamics.
Unclear OCR text references gains in leading stocks and market activity but content is fragmented and unreadable. No verifiable names, dates, or events present to form a factual summary.
Market notes show lower prices for stockers in New York measurements with bond mentions and references to regional grain and cattle markets. Names such as Orlean, Leeper, and Wool Market appear in a stream of fragmented phrases indicating price movements and dealer activity.
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