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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
4
Chicago poultry values shown include live birds with percentages for broilers roosters and turkeys along with ducks geese and spring duck figures. Market rates vary from 16 to 80 percent depending on species and weight category.
Chicago on June 1 reports potatoes steady in sacks and weaker in barrels. Alabama and Texas sacked Bliss varieties lead at 350 to 375 and 300 to 325 cents per hundredweight, while Irish Cobblers trade around 575 to 650. Old stock trades slow with Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites and Idaho rugs noted.
Georgia wholesale produce and eggs quoted by the State Bureau of Markets with varied freight impacts. Items include sweet potatoes at 3 per 100 lb kiln dried, potatoes 2 to 2.50 per 100 lb, cabbage 1.25 to 1.50 per 100 lb, eggs per dozen around 30 to 35 cents, and other farm prices. New York poultry rates show live broilers 30 to 50 cents per lb express, dressed fowls 30 to 89 cents per lb.
Chicago June 1 solution of Iowa's troubles in the big ten today was definitely in sight. A hearing to consider Iowa's petition for reinstatement in the western conference group was announced by Professor George A Goodenough of the University of Illinois, chairman of the faculty committee in athletics. He said the committee had directed a meeting with Iowa officials to be held in Chicago sometime next week.
MOULTRIE HOG MARKET NEW YORK COTTONSEED OIL New York June 1 Cottonseed all closed steady prime summer yellow 0 9 75 prime crude 7 50 7 75 Jan 9 77 June 9 40 July 9 51 Aug 9 60 Sept 9 76 Oct 9 83 Nov 9 75 Dec 9 75 Sales 10 200.
Chicago reports foreigners seeking U S hard winter wheat with an early market trend. Liverpool cotton prices ease across grades with futures quiet. sales total 4,000 bales and receipts 4,000 all American.
New York June 1 cotton opened steady slipping 1 to 5 points amid oversold positions from prior declines. Futures in July rose to 18.18, December to 18.53, as buying covered and trade demand absorbed initial offers. New Orleans spot eased 17 points to 18.35 middling. futures closed steady with a net decline of 18 to 16 points. Market overviews note mixed grains, bonds, and metals with liquidity concerns.
Government bond quotes from New York on June 1 show Liberty 316s at 96.8, First 444s at 298, Fourth 444s at 98.23, Treasury 3s at 100.2, Treasury 4s at 103, Treasury 4%4s at 106.20.
New York butter stable and eggs uneven with fresh gathered extra at 33 to 33 1/3 percent and extra first at 31 44 to 32 16, storage pack not quoted. Nearby hennery brown to extra fancy 36 to 38 percent. Chicago grain prices list wheat No 3 northern spring 96 percent and corn No 2 yellow 82 percent with No 2 white 85 to 86 percent. Oats No 3 white 40 to 42 percent and No 4 white 40 percent. Rye and barley values and timothy and clover seed ranges shown.
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