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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
11
The market showed steady to mixed moves with prices easing from 12.61 to 12.63 and 12.69 then rising to 12.71 before retreating to 12.68 and 12.62. March slipped to 12.59 after the call while October fell to 12.55 as supply was absorbed by the trade and activity remained steady after the first half hour.
Chicago market report notes butter at 8 798 weak creamety jals 93 score 31 31 percent and other grade ranges 92 90 89 87 86 80 percent. Butter sales total 560 units. extra firsts 30 percent and unsettled extra firsts 27 percent. Fresh graded firsts 26 27 percent. current receipts 25 percent. refrigerator firsts 22 percent. standards 23 and extras 23. No egg sales recorded.
New York stocks opened with lackluster sentiment as Washington developments spurred caution. Major issues drifted downward while commodities offered little incentive. U.S. government securities and prime investment bonds advanced on expanded buying, and the dollar strengthened against gold currencies.
New York butter shows a decrease in overall totals with creamery butter up for sale and varying scores. Prices for creamery butter rise slightly despite a general easing trend, while cheese offerings at 171,613 pounds remain firm with unchanged prices.
New York markets report egg price ranges with unsettled totals. Mixed colors and special packs from fresh receipts show standard levels around 29 to 31 percent, with firsts at 28 to 28 percent and mediums at 40 pounds. No. 1 dirties and other mixed colors remain unchanged and unquoted. Average checks sit at 21 to 22 cents.
The New York cotton market opened barely higher as traders waited for clearer guidance from weather and demand signals. Prices advanced only slightly with nearby months showing minor gains while distant contracts held steady.
Cotton opened modestly higher in New Orleans with Liverpool cables firmer than due. Early trades gained 1 to 2 points as May rose to 12.69 and October to 12.56, leaving May up about 2 points and Oct down 3 points from yesterday's close as activity remained moderate and traders waited.
Turpentine sees firm activity with 50% sales and notable receipts and shipments, while rosin shows steady sales and rising price quotes across grades B through X. Stock levels are reported for both commodities, with latest figures and price steps listed.
Chicago livestock report shows 17,000 hogs yarded including 6,000 direct. Activity moderate with prices steady to 10 cents lower than Thursday, weights above 230 pounds mainly affected. Markets reflect U S Department of Agriculture notes.
Market report shows pigs: various weight bands from 160 to 550 lbs with prices from 5.25 to 8.10. Cattle offerings include 3,000 commercial and 500 government head with best 1,000 yearling steers around 11.26 and bulk short fed steers 9.50 to 5.50. Heifers, cows, and packing sows listed with multiple weight- price bands.
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