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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
7
Chicago waxes market updates show butter and beans with mixed grades and weak demand. Creamery products list 93 score butter grades around 30 30 percent, extras near 29 percent, with first and second grade spreads. Total car lots and tubs sold reflect modest activity and steady refrigerator firsts at 22 percent.
Radiokey performers rehearse from five to fifteen hours for every hour on air, showing intense preparation across the industry. The fragmented notes reference New York bonds and Liberty securities, but the readable portion highlights extensive practice hours behind broadcasts.
New York butter prices show varied figures with creamery output higher than extra grade at 32 to 33 percent, scores 92 averaging 32 to 33 percent for firsts, 29 to 31 percent for 548 1 scores, and 27 to 28 percent for seconds. Cheese total reached 226 882 pounds with firm prices and all categories showing steady to unchanged values.
A New York market brief notes mixed egg prices with January readings. Firsts around 28 percent, dirties 24 percent, standard and refrigerator lots near 24 percent, suggesting slight firmness and unchanged mixed color batches.
New Orleans cotton prices opened steadier than expected with early trades showing slight declines. March fell to 2.49 and July to 2.58, but most options recovered within the first half hour, leaving prices near the prior close despite initial weakness.
New York cotton futures opened steady then slid in early trading. Prices moved with March at 12.46 to 12.49 and July around 12.50 to 12.57 as market demand eased and Liverpool cables nudged selling, with further declines by mid-session.
New York reports show the stock market under the gold clause controversy with further declines early trade. Investors weigh the potential Supreme Court ruling while transfers of government and corporate bonds rise, and questions about monetary policy loom over equities.
Cattle sold unevenly with improvements in several classes and higher weights. Hogs total 8 000 with direct sales 7 000. market steady to weak. Prices ranged 7.90-8.00 for over 240 lb hogs, 7.60-7.90 for 170-240 lb, and 7.40 for lighter weights. packing sows 7.40-7.60. Estimated holdover about 2 000. shippers took 600.
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