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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
12
Market notes show cotton prices easing as warmer weather reduces shipping and demand uncertainty. Analysts cite lower futures and steady domestic demand, with attention to New York and Liverpool trading, while production outlooks from Texas and Georgia temper gains.
A sudden cold spell revived demand in dry goods shops, boosting sales and signaling a lively start to the season. Merchants reported increased foot traffic and steady orders as shoppers stocked up on winter essentials.
Toltranig Slorky of Wheat Tine reports rising prices in all grain lines as weather and market conditions affect supply. Houston Cotton Seed prices noted with quotations and market chatter reflecting cautious trading in agricultural commodities.
Fragmentary OCR text notes activity and trade in calves with scattered names and places unreadable. evidence suggests a trade item in livestock with partial vendor or market context.
Reports indicate muted activity across European coffee futures as traders take profits. Market observers note cautious positioning ahead of upcoming supply data and potential weather impacts on near term prices.
United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper set new high price records on a brisk New York Stock Market session. Investors chased gains as early advance turns into sustained buying across industrials and metals stocks.
A distorted OCR snippet mentions poultry eggs and sesame items with unclear pricing and names including Katee and Nina. The readable data shows a price of 2140 and references to sesame and ring. Further details are unreadable.
A local report states New York Dry Goods has been acquired by a purchasing group. The deal includes assets from the former owner and plans to integrate operations within the quarter. No employee layoffs were announced at this time.
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