Hog Market Prices at Atchison Auction Sept 30 31 30 31
Atchison hog market reports show bids of 30 to 31 per hundredweight for the day's trading. Buyers posted values of 30 and 31 with moderate demand noted as market activity continued.
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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
9
Atchison hog market reports show bids of 30 to 31 per hundredweight for the day's trading. Buyers posted values of 30 and 31 with moderate demand noted as market activity continued.
In St Joseph on June 9 cattle receipts 600 with steady week gains. Steers 1025 to 1100 lb mostly 6.50 to 6.75, yearlings around 7.25 top for week in their class. Hogs receipts 2000 with demand strong to higher, top 3.10 per packet, bulk 160 to 240 lb 3.03. Lambs strong to 25 cents higher, natives top 6.35, other breeds 5.75 to 6.25, Idaho and California weights noted. Sheep receipts 3000 with generally steady prices and no yearlings offered.
Kansas City reports show hogs 4,000 head steady to 5 higher than Thursday with top 3.10 for 170-240 lb choice. cattle steady, wide ranges by weight, steers 600-1500 lb 3.75-7.50, heifers 4.75-6.00, cows 3.50-5.00. lambs up 10-15, native lambs 5.75-6.40 for 90 lb and lighter. stock pigs 2.00-2.50, stocker and feeder calves 4.25-5.75.
Associated Press report from Chicago lists live poultry totals by class and price ranges for June 10. Poultry shipments include fowls, broilers, Leghorn broilers, roosters, turkeys, ducks, old stock, and geese with various price bands, plus potatoes, butter, eggs, and storage notes. Prices show some firmness and steady readings across several lines, with activity described as moderate or slow and new stock firm in places.
Fred E. Sutton recalls Emmett Dalton visiting in October and saying Don't surrender, boy, die game. Dalton, once outlaw of the Dalton gang, visited Sutton in a Kansas City hotel, offering encouragement as Sutton fought a recent illness. Dalton died in Coffeyville gunfight years earlier, and Sutton credits the visit with lifting his spirits as he recovered.
Gene Sarazen won the British Open with a 283 at Prince's Course, marking the 11th American victory in 12 years. MacDonald Smith was second at 288, Arthur Havers third at 289, with Tommy Armour, Walter Pursey, and Robert Sweeney among others fading in the final rounds. Sarazen’s 283 set a British Open record, beating Chick Evans 286 as the best Open total in the era, while the 100 pound prize plus prestige could be worth about 50,000 dollars in influence for his career.
John Kramer of Good Intent neighborhood and Miss Agnes Murphy of Chicago plan marriage at the bride’s home tomorrow. Kramer travels from Salina for A. J. Hatwi Hardware Co. event, while June Toilet Goods sale at Chandler’s promises savings.
In Topeka June 10 Miss Kathryn Black of Council Grove and Miss Ann Webster of Leavenworth advanced to the state women’s golf tournament finals to play a 36 hole match tomorrow to decide the feminine champion. In Leavenworth a gasoline explosion at a filling station hospitalizes John Stark his daughter Marie 17 and nephew A L Armstrong of Galena for treatment of injuries from fumes and a leaking tank last night aided by an electric fan.
Budapest June 10 Royal Tyler the American finance commissioner for the League of Nations estimates Hungary's national income at 585 million to 680 million dollars. He also notes a monthly per capita average near 70 dollars reflecting economic conditions.
Paris report notes Eiffel Tower earned 114,724 dollars net in 1931 from gross 275,801 dollars. Twelve thousand dollars came from an illuminated advertisement for a famous automobile.
In Istanbul the Grand’ Rue saw a motor hearse race toward a cemetery at about 45 mph. Mourners in taxis pursued it as gendarmes halted the vehicle and the chauffeur was arrested. The casket was then carried by gendarmes the rest of the way in traditional fashion.
Washington reports that Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman McNary told reporters the chamber will likely vote early next week on farm relief. The announcement signals movement on measures aimed at aiding farmers amid evolving policies.
Melbourne residents are informed that going bareheaded marks unpatriotism. They are urged to wear rabbit fur felt hats, produced to curb rabbits, seen as a national duty. The campaign advocates trapping, shooting, or poisoning rabbits to boost hat production and national profit.
Leaders of the communist naval revolt last September are being released from prison and sent to live in far south villages under surveillance. The policy includes those who were originally sentenced to death.
Classified style notice items seeking a light car in good condition for cash repairs for starter generator and other parts service contracts for loans on furniture, city property, rent rooms and trade options. Also shoe repair services and summer school housework exchange offered. Government job ads promise listings and examination help with dates and contact details.
In Rome on June 10 the war department announced that gas masks will be offered to the public in retail shops. The manufacture and sale are to be supervised to ensure the devices are serviceable in emergencies.
An assortment of sale notices from Linley Motor Co and Farmers Cash Store tout various items. Per quart oil 50c, Fordson wheels $10, Model T pistons 90c, used Model A heads $2.50, Lloyd Loom baby carriage, coal stoves, paints, Crisco, tobacco powder, driers, refrigerators, and many clothing items priced low. Also list of addresses and contact phone numbers for pickup and delivery.
Multiple brief sale items listed by Roy Lauffer Parmingeon Kas Ed Brown Effingham Kans Joan Short horn Ed Brown Effingham Kans Holstein bull and milk cow trade Ray Clark Pittsburgh 2182W 54 Rosalia farm goods and farm equipment listed by L Repstine Route 2 phone 7 For sale 25 of 20 acres clover and 1 week old stock A M Andrews Sunny Farm phone far ends of the page indicate scattered local classifieds about farm animals crops and equipment for sale or trade
Multiple rental notices list furnished 2 room and 3 room units in private homes and apartments. Locations include 100 N 12th 216 North Fourteenth St 411 S 4th 1115 Kansas Ave 624 sf St. St. and other nearby avenues. Prices range from four dollars weekly to twenty five dollars monthly with services such as private baths gas and electricity included. Each entry notes modern amenities and proximity to stores or downtown areas. Some specify no children or adults only and contact names or phone numbers.
Miscellaneous ads show wholesale fireworks with small orders, price comparisons at Levin's, umbrella covers, lawn mower repairs, auto glass installation, animal removal, graphophone and bicycle repairs, ice box repairs, and various home for sale offers in Atchison and nearby Kansas City areas. Names include Fixit Shop, Emil Kautz, August Kautz, J. W. Burns, Frank Costello, Ida J. Anthese, C. M. Voelker, with addresses and phone numbers.
For sale used cars from Ben offering late model options. Listings include a 1931 Plymouth Coach in good condition with a $135 first payment, a 1930 Chevrolet Sedan and truck described as a beater with five good tires, a 1928 Chevrolet Roadster with good top and neat finish, and a 1928 DeLuxe Sport ter with rumble seat and sporty finish. Also promoting new Plymouth or DeSoto to save tax. UTZ MOTOR CO on South Eighth Street.
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