THE JACOBSEN NORTH AMERICAN HIDE BULLETIN

THE JACOBSEN NORTH AMERICAN HIDE BULLETIN


Market Activity & Analysis

The hide market over the past two holiday weeks was very quiet and uneventful with prices drifting sideways and not many hides being sold. Heavy natives sold steady for $72 to $73, butts for $70 to $71 and HTS about $65 FOB plant. Cow hides were also unchanged with the biggest pocket of interest for dairy cows out of China keeping them steady/firm.

As everyone gets back to business from their holidays, we should start to see some…

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