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The report lists stock quotes with opening at 26, highest 20, low 19, and closing at 20. The figures show a narrow trading range.
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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
12
The report lists stock quotes with opening at 26, highest 20, low 19, and closing at 20. The figures show a narrow trading range.
Associated Press reports Kansas City market notes wheat up 2 cents with 79 car receipts, corn up 1 2 cents with 75 car receipts, and oats up 7 cents with 16 car receipts.
Kansas City market notes US hogs 700 directs fairly active 15 to 20 cents higher with tops near 10 90 for 196 230 pound butchers. Cattle and calves steady with slaughter classes weak to lower grades and fed yearlings 12 50 to 15 00. Sheep activity steady with Idaho lambs around 15 25 and ewes 6 25 to 6 50.
St Joseph Missouri June 7 cattle receipts 500 slow best grades lacking few yearlings 12 0 1 2 0 to 12 90 odd steers 12 59 to 13 60 cows 10 6 to 11 0 bulls and dealers steady light veals 12 50 stockers 13 10 to 13 25 hogs receipts 5000 market fairly active 10 25 to 10 90 top 10 34 to 10 80 sows 9 4 to 9 50 sheep receipts 1500 Idaho springers 16 native truckers 14 00 to 14 75 fat ewes 6 50 down
A compact line listing prices and weights: No. 67 weight 940 price 13.60 and No. 22 weight 1008 price 1250. The fragment outlines catalog details without broader context.
The market showed a steady close as cotton futures edged down 4 to 6 points. Trading reflected positions for July and October contracts, with price ranges noted around 59 to 60 for July and 1876 to 78 for October, amid broad liquidity in New York.
The Missouri Pacific Boosters may add left handed pitcher Tom Mc Craw from St Benedicts to their throwing staff. Jim Tyler and Joe Huspeth lead mound work this season while a big right hander with semi pro experience from Atchison has shown solid form. Lispi and Georges, both from St Benedicts, already signed with the club and Mc Craw likely joins them.
Results from American Association and National League action. notable scores include Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 4, St Paul 1 Louisville 9 Columbus 6 Indianapolis 3. Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0. New York 5 St Louis 4. Chicago 8 Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 4. Boston 2. American League also features Philadelphia 15 St Louis 4 and Detroit 7 Washington 5 among others. Minor league notes mention two innings postponed due to rain at St Benedict's college. University teams claim major Big Six honors with Nebraska sweeping football outdoor track and baseball, Oklahoma taking basketball and indoor track. Kansas only minor sport victory by Bernardo Poco Frazier. Baseball prospects include Pillsbury Mill’s Bill Overton preparing for Penn Mutual sluggers from Nenatka. Schmeling-Uzcudun bout dated June 27 in New York. Kansas City polo squad in Chicago vs Onwentsia, then Ft Leavenworth inter-circuit June 16-30. Ames coach Boob Menze’s return to St Mary’s unchanged. Besnah and Murray regain letters and sweaters at Atchison, remaining eligible for fall football.
Southern veterans in Charlotte march and ride past crowds under clear skies. Gen. A. T. Goodwyn leads with Gen. R. A. Sneed named next year’s commander despite aging ranks. About 3,000 veterans, 200 floats, 28 units participate. a succession plan is adopted.
June 7 market update shows eggs at firsts 25 cents seconds 22 cents. Butter creamer y 47 cents large quantities 46 cents. Hens 26 cents broilers 32 cents roosters lacking.
Wheat prices in Kansas fell after an early rise as unofficial harvest estimates suggested a 173.9 million bushel yield. July wheat at 1.08 to September at 2.12, corn at 0.90 to 0.91. Factors included Studebaker stock strength and Liverpool weather, but Kansas yield news capped gains.
Community news covers store openings and staff changes at Kahler store and Miller-Chevrolet garage plus local happenings. Measles lull and rain questions appear, while Harold Hess recovers from illness and Mrs Gallup marks a 13th wedding anniversary gift. Color finishes offered for Chevrolet sixes at Miller-Chevrolet Co.
Residents returned to their homes near Vesuvius as renewed subterranean spasms halted lava flow and lava pools began to congeal. Despite the danger, villagers erected thanksgiving tabernacles while damage from the eruption totaled 50 houses destroyed, 125 acres of land covered by lava, including 90 acres of vineyard and farm land.
A House resolution introduced by Rep. Cramton of Michigan calls for a seven member select committee to investigate the federal joint stock land bank administration and the failure of the federal farm loan act. The inquiry would assess causes of bankrupt banks and those crippled or failing, board stock issuance, and government obligations. Rep. Stobbs of Massachusetts has also sought an inquiry into the farm loan board, focusing on the Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank.
J V Romizh of North Platte was elected president of the Great Plains highway association at the close of the annual meeting in North Platte. Liberal Kansas was chosen as the 1930 meeting place. The highway runs from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada.
A local report notes Henry has remained fixed on a machine overhauling task for a full week. Residents express surprise at his prolonged work and lack of progress.
In Bulgaria's Haskovo district, authorities mobilize all adults 16 to 80 to combat locust swarms devastating crops. Farmers report exterminating 65 tons of locusts but still facing ongoing crop depredations amid a broader wartime style mobilization.
President Hoover has seen a policy reduce public handshakes. In April 7,656 citizens visited the White House for a greeting, while in May the number fell to 3,744.
The Yakima valley irrigation canals will install electric stops to prevent game fish from entering during very low water, reducing fish deaths as fish must avoid the energized sections.
Washington June 7 AP secretary Good approved Colonel Berkeley Enochs retirement halting court martial charges recently brought by Major General Hanson F Ely commander of the second corps area at Governors Island New York.
A vivid yard of daisies grows across from the Steinite plant at Eleventh and Commercial, creating a striking floral landmark in the town.
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