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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS MONTHLY EVAPORATED AND CONDENSED MILK MARKET REPORT (MARCH 1938) WASHINGTON. D.C-. MARCH 22, 1938 INFORMATION IN THIS MONTHS REPORT IS FURNISHED BY ALL FIRMS OF RECORD WHICH MANUFACTURE CASE GOODS EVAPORATED MILK OR CONDENSED MILK, OR BOTH. PRICES PAID PRODUCERS FOR 3.5' MILK F. 0. B. FACTORY FOR FEBRUARY 1938 GEOGRAPHIC SECTIONS NUMbER OF FACTORIES REPnPRT lG t PRICE PER CWT. RANGE AVERAGE NEW ENGLAND $ - i:IDDLE ATLANTIC 6 1.48-1.83 1.69 SOUTH ATLANTIC 4 1.36-1.80 1.54 E. NORTH CENTRAL 83 1.40-1.51 1.41 W. NORTH CENTRAL II 1.29-1.48 1.37 SOUTH CENTRAL 13 1.23-1.37 1.30 NORTHWESTERN 11 1.21-1I47 .37 SOUTHWESTERN 21 1.27-1.55 1.48 U.S. FEB. 1938 149 1 ..4-, .83 1.42 U.S. JAN. 1938 149 1.1 -1.97 1. .53 U.S. FEB. 1937 S.40- .84 I .55 I REPOI-TS NOT RECEIVED FR"M TEN FACTORIES IN THESE AREAS WHICH BASE PRICES ON FORMULA. IN EVAPORATED I LK MARKET AGREEMENT. FORMULA PRICE FOR THIS AREA I N FEBRUARY $1 .46. PRICES PAID PRODUCERS ACCORDING TO GEOGRAPHIC SECTIONS OUTLINED IN EVAPORATED MILK MARKETING AGREEMENT. FEBRUARY 1938 JANUARY 1937 FEBRUARY 1937 SECTION I $1.42 $1.54 $1.58 2 1.71 1.82 1.69 3 1.33 1.44 1.50 4 1.39 1.49 1.59 5 1.35 .44 1.53 6 1.51 1.60 1.69 U.S. AVERAGE i 1.42 1I.53 I.58 NET WHOLESALE SELLING PRICES IN CARLOTS F.O.B. DISTRIBUTING POINTS FEBRUARY 193F (CASE GOODS) THE WHOLESr.LE PRICES GIVEN BELOW ARE DASED ON THE REPORTS MADE BY MANUFACTURER COVERING ACTUAL SALES DELIVERED AT MANUFACTURERSI DISTRIBUTING POINTS ON BASIS OF CASH OR SHOiT TI'V:; CREDIT. EvAr',o;A- (PER CASE OF 48 RANGE TED MILK - 14. ;oz. C.Ns) AVERAGE CONDENSED MILK (PER CASE OF 48 14 OZ. CANS) RANGE AVERAGE BOSTON $3.04-3.25 $3.13 $4.40-5.00 $4.70 NEW YORK CITY 3.04-3.25 3.13 .r.40-5.00 4.64 PHILADELPHIA 3.04-3.25 3.12 4.40-5.00 4.69 CHICAGO 2.94-3.15 3.04- CLEVELAND 2.94-3.15 3.03 ST. Lnuis 2.94-3.15 3.05 KANSAS CITY 2.4-3. 15 3.05 MINNEAPOL S-ST .PAUL 2.94-3.15 3.04 NEW ORLEAr'S 2.94-3.15 3.05 4.40-5.00 4.54 DENVE, 2.94-3.15 3.04 SEATTLE 2.94-3.15 2.98 SAN FRANCISCO 2.79-3.15 2.91 Los ANGELE-S 2.7-3I 4,40 440 ATLANTA 2.694-3 4740 4.40 AVE GE WHOLESALE SELLING PRICES BY GEOGRAPHIC SECTIONS FEBRUARY 1938 UNSWEETENED EVAPORATEDD SWE TENED CONDENSED SWEETENED CONDENSED (PER CASE OF (PER CASE OF (PULK PER CWT.) 48 14- oz. CANS) 48 14 oz. CANS) UNSKIMMED SKIMMED NEW ENGLAND $3.13 $4.80 $8.25 $5.08 MID. ATLANTIC 3.03 4.73 8.25 5.04 So. ATLANTIC 3.10 4.73 8.25 5.75 E. N. CENTRAL 3.04 5.25 7.85 4.90 W. N. CENTRAL 3.06 5.25 7.69 4.88 SOUTH CENTRAL 3.05 4.73 8.25 5.75 NORTH WESTERN 3.03 5.39 8.25 5.75 SOUTH WESTERN 2.97 5.39 8.14 5.40 U.S. AVERAGE FE3.1938 $3.06 $4.80 $8.01 $5.13 U.S. AVERAGE JAN.1938 $3.06 $4.86 $8.10 $5.19 U.S. AVERAGE FEB.1937 $2.99 $4.89 $8.40 $5.66 RECORD PRODUCTION OF EVAPORATED MILK IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY Production of evaporated milk in February was the largest of record for that month, according to reports received from manufacturers yy -Mae reee of Agricultural Economics.* The estimated pack of 127,627,000 pounds was an increase of 2.8 percent over th-t of February 1937, when the previous high record for the month had occurred. Average February production during the past five years was only 113,30C,000 po~uds. It is significant to note that 1938 has started off with new high monthly records of production having been established in both January and February. The combined pack during the two months, amounting to 251,726,000 pounds, represents a 4 percent increase over the first two months of 1937, the increase in terms of volume being 10 million pounds. It is of further intur.st to note that while February was a short month, production was 2.7 greater than in Jonuary, compared with an average change in the (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) MARCH 1938 No. 222 F.O.B. I -- -- -- -- -'-' STOCKS AND PRODUCTION OF EVAPORATED AND CONDENSEb-MILK TOTAL STOCKS INCLUDE ALL STOCKS HELD BY MANUFACTURERS REPORTING WHETHER THEIR 9WN OR STOCKS OF OTHERS; WHETHER ON THEIR OWN PREMISES, IN STORAGE, OR IN TRANSIT UNSOLD) FOR WAREHOUSE CONSIGNMENTS; AND WHETHER SOLD OR CONTRACTED FOR AND NOT DELIVERED. STOCKS AND PRODUCTION FIGURES FOR TrE CURRENT MONTH INCLUDE REPORTS FROM PRACTICALLY ALL FIRMS MANUFACTURING THE CLASSES OF MILK INDICATED. Ev PORATED MILK CONDENSED MIvK CONDENSED MI.K "______~"___ (_CASE Gooos) (CASE GOODS) BULK GOODS) TOTAL STOCKS TOTAL STOCKS ON MARCH I, 1938 132,60S,413 LES. 4,574,124 LBS. 4,012,832 LBS. No. OF FIRMS REPORTING* 39 6 27 CoMrAI"-ON FOR SAME FIRMS MAcCH I, 1938 132,660,413 LeS. 4,574,124 LBS. 4,012,832 LBS. FrF ;.-RY I, 1938 156,893,943 LBS. 4,935,229 LBS. 4,149,263 LBS, SCHANGE DURING MONTH -15,45 7.32% 3.29% FIRMS IN COMPARISON 39 .6 27 MARCH I, 1938 132,627,753 LBS. 4,574,124 LBS. 4,012,832 LBS, MARCH I, 1937 176,912,495 LBS, 4,958,337 LBS. 5,298,742 LBS. b CHANGE FROM PREV. YEAR -25.03% 7.75% -24.27% FIRMS IN COMPARISON* 38 6 27 PRODUCTION COMPARISON FOR SAME FIRMS: FEBRUARY, 1938 126,339,394 LBS. 3,546,800 LBS. 8,877,719 LBS. JANUARY, 1938 123,043,836 LBS. 3,973,256 LBS. 9,328,818 LBS. % CHANGE DURING MONTH + 2.68% -10.73% 4.84% FIRMS IN COMPARISON* 38 6 30 FEBRUARY, 1938 126,192,938 LBS. 3,546,800 LBS. 8,870,783 LBS. FEBRUARY, 1937 122,734,098 LBS. 3,952,737 LBS. 9,323,817 LBS. % CHANGE-FROM PREV. YEAR + 2.82% -10.27% 4.86% FIRMS IN COMPARISON* 37 6 29 .FINAL REVISIONS FOR LAST MONTH: TOTAL STOCKS ON FEB. I, 1938 156,893,943 LBS. 4,935,229 LBS. 4,229,013 LBS. ESTIMATED PRODUCTION FEB. 1938** 127,627,000 Los. 3,547,000 LOS. 11,230,000 LOS, ESTIMATED PRODUCTION FED. 1937** 124,127,000 LOS. 3,953,000 LOS. 11,804,000 LOS. FIRMS, NOT FACTORIES. SOME FIRMS OPERATE MORE THAN ONE FACTORY. ** SUBJECT TO REVISION. AVERAGE DAILY PURCHASES PER PRODUCER* FEBRUARY JANUARY 1938 1937 1938 1937 TOTAL PURCHASES 276,208,599 LoS 272,659,273 LOS 274,014,170 LOS 278,848,619 LOS NUM;.ER OF PRODUCERS 108,846 101,961 108,508 103,559 AVERs E DAILY PURCHASES PER PRODUCER 90.63 LOS 95.51 LOs 81.46 LOS 86.86 LDS PERCENTAGE CHANGES IN 1938 COMPARED -5.11 6.22 WITH 1937 IN FED. 1938 COMPARED WITH JAN. 1938 - IN FEC. 1937 COMPARED WITH JAN. 1937 - (CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE) other direction of approximately 1 percent during the p,.st five years. :Maufacturers' stocks of evapore.ted milk on March 1 amounted to 132,660,000 pounds. While this figure is some 44 million pounds less than the stocks reported for the corresponding date in 1937, it is about 40 million pounds above the 1933-37 average for March 1. In two of the past five years, however, March 1 stocks were unusually low, being only 29 million pounds on March 1, 1935, and 45 million pounds a year later. Current year stocks were reduced only 24 million pounds during February, compared .with a February reduction of 32 million pounds in 1937. The Janu:ary reduction was also light compared with a year earlier. These lighter reductions this year are accounted for in part by the heavier pack since January 1, and reduced trade output The amount of evaporated milk which cleared through manufacturers' hands during February was approximr-tely 5 million pounds less than a year earlier, trade output for the month totaling only 149 million pounds. For the first two months of the year, trade output was approximately 24 million pounds, or 7.5 percent less than the corresponding period of 1937. Wholesale selling prices of evapor-.ted milk averaged the same in Febiriary as the previous month. Prices were reduced slightly during the month on certain brands in the Pacific Coast and Mountain States territory, but this change was not general. March opened with the tone of the market .iorc or less unsettled, and t:is finally lead to a general reduction of 10 per case about March 19. Relatively heavy supplies -ran continued difficulty in moving goods at prevailing prices were conditions which contributed to the unsettled feeling. FL UNIV. OF. FL LH. iCUMENT8 DEPOT MARCH 1938 C116 EiL8 Z9Z.l CO J9H111311 IM9IIIII lHUMM0IIIMU HillY. Cr PAGE 2 PERCENTAGE CHANGE PERCENTAGE CHANGE + 11.26 + 9.96 |
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