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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
15
Market listings show Cotton intered Vane and cattle prices mixed with notes of steady to lower movements. New Orleans trade activity appears soft with references to down values in several commodities and ongoing commodity quotations across banks and markets.
A brief market note records coffee futures slipping as traders weigh supply cues and demand signals. Analysts note lingering volatility surrounding commodity benchmarks and related health considerations in consumer markets.
Market observers note heavy steel trading activity in New York as block market orders press prices. Dealers report attention to supply chains from mills and persistent demand, while indexes show modest gains amid cautious optimism.
Fragmentary OCR text describes beet sugar trade in London and New York with scattered notes about market conditions. Key terms include sugar price mentions, market actions, and references to potential price moves. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled typing.
Fragmented OCR notes suggest a Verily Meal Markets story with a tied to a dubious presidency claim. The readable items reference a dated daily briefing from Sereim and a possible misprint about Pence Davis or division. No clear events or names are verifiably connected.
Wheat futures slid as trading muted in Provo with reduced demand and oversupply concerns weighing on prices. Analysts note slow export demand and harvest progress influencing the downward move.
A fragmented OCR reading from the Houston Rice Market yields a jumble of words about liberal ad exvs bewegt pom and other garbled phrases. The readable bits point to a chaotic notice on market actions and prices with no clear details.
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