The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1918, Page 7

TRIBUNE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT] DEALING SLACK ON STOCK MART “Lack of Advices From War Zone Give Hesitiant Trend; Reading Active New York, N. Y., April 2—For all practical purposes today's stock mar- ket was little more than a duplicate of the previous day. Reading was a trife more active and diversified, bit the tone was hesitant on the further absence of decisive advices fom abroad, : Raila were conspicuous for their extreme ‘backwardness, Canadian Pac- Sfle being the only important issue to vary 80 much as a point. Jn the main the trend in that divis- fon was downward, coalers losing sub- stantial fractions, but hardening to- ward the close. United States steel, which yielded leadership to such speculative issues as Sumatra Tobacco and Studebaker, traversed a very~narrw area, while Sumatra registered an extreme gain of three points and Studebaker ad- vanced 1%. Pools relieved the mon- otony by occasional diversions in special stocks, industrial alcohol, dis- tiller's securities and malting pre- ferred gaining between one and two points. General Motors improved on Studebarek’s better showing and min- or metals derived some stimulus from a four point rise in National lead. Shippings steadied on relaxation of recent pressure and prominent equipments were featured by Ameri- can car and Baldwin locomotive, at extreme gains of 1% to 2 points, Am- erican. can also advancing one point and Atlantic, Gulf 2%. Sales am- ounted to 180,000 shares. Industrial conditions assumed more hopeful aspects on the recovery of pigtron production, as disclosed by statistics for March, and prospects of large ‘ government contracts for rail- roal supplies, ; Further strength in French issues marked. the irregular bond list, liberty also moving variably. Total sales (par value) aggregated $5,275,000. United States bonds, old issues: were un changed on call. . NEW YORK “MONEY New. York, N. Y., April 3.—Mercan tile paper, four and six months, 6 per cent; Bar Silver 92%. Mexican dol lars°74, Government and railro bonds irregular. Time loans firm; six ty ‘days, ninety days, six months, 6 percent bid. Call money sendy we BISMARCK £V ING TRIBUNE COLD WEATHER LIFTS GRAIN Freezing in Northwestern States Stimulates Prices on Exchange Chicago, 1, - April —Freezing Weather northwest had a decided bull- ish effect today on oats and indirectly also on corn. Prices closed unsettled with oats 1% @ 1% to 1%e net high- er, and corn’ ‘up at $1.25%, May. Provisions gained 12 to 62c¢, Activity centered in the oats mar- ket, and there was a notable evident renewal of seaboard demand, based apparently on. apprehension that cold might result in serious interference with the germination of the new crop. Assertions of some authorities that low temperatures would have a bene- fical influence by retarding top growth and by strengthening roots failed to allay uneasiness or to bring about any lasting check to the ascent of the mar: ket. An additional bullish factor \ knowledge that the United States vi: ible supply was still 16,000,000 bush- els less than was the case a year ago, and that the avail- as compared with last year Corn sympathized with the oats strength, nothwithstanding that the visible supply of corn is about 7,000,- 000 bushels in s of the aggre- gate at the corresponding time in 1917. Bulls re handicapped, though by material improvement in the qual- ity of receipts here. . Provisions ran up owing to jumps in the value of grain and of hog: Option Open High Low Closing Sorn— May Oats— April May (125% 125 8834 + 844 NEW Y YORK STOCK LIST American Beet Sugar Americ n Can Smelting & Refining Tel. & Tel Zinc *. Copper Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Butte & Superior ia Petroleum nadian Pacific ntral Leather ... speake & Ohio icago, Mil. & no Copper Colorado Fuel Crucible Steel Tron. Secretary, Ametican Since the United Yhat a state of war e and Germany, heen of immense value to our mae He & =H WHAT THEY HAVE By Condo Be bo is MOUTH Wie PRIMA Maruk: = REND Kan pene are SBS SS a en Peewmewcecerwcowwwwe coco wcoccr ee crew ew reco omer oo eee e we. TRIBUNE. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS _ “RB YOUNG REAL ESTATE COMPANY FOR SALE--Seven room, modern house only three blocks from post oftiece, $4,000 00, This Is a real bar eiln for someone with $2,000.00 in Shah = z WOR” SALES Five’ room ho Bleventh street near Rosser; modern, $1,800.00. OK Lincoln eon partly BALE: additton acre lots are only five or siy blocks from the new south side school and is the cheapest property suilable for gar dening und homes anywhere around the city. Prives at the rate of only 25.00 and $30. v0 per regular size Iding lot FOR SALE OR TRADE—One good or rent. Will take good car tu on ihe deal Te 0, WILLIAMS & 00, Real Estate Snaps section of laud etx milea southwest of Shields in Qrant county, N. D. This section 1s 76 per cent tillable aud will trade for clty Income. Have several ouses for sale, trade ©. WILLIAMS & CO. Office Bismarck Bank Bldg. I, No. 497, Bismarck, N. D jew Addition lots are th high grade lots in the city. Je protect our buyers und give very reasonable terms. FOR SALE--Thousane scores of houses for river to the penitentiary, most of them on very reasonable terms, We show or advertise no property which is not worth the money asked. ire Insurance In Reliable Companies Office Open Every Evening SATE River le from the DONEIN A YEARTO ; MAKE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY tl LABOR BY FRANK MORRICON, Federation of Labor. States declared s between iL do dabor has ountry effort to per democratic | organize: | ini peaate ideals, 1 do not mean; that the individual | nowunionist — may not he as patriotic | | the trade union | ‘a. shorter The war is vindicating many long.’ insisted claims of organized labor, chief among them being the value ot j workday; the eff of the Feder! Department of mediation, conciliation and arbi in the settlement of industrial ttive bargaining; the rig! to organ and the danger to our national life of illiteracy through stim ated dmmigrati It is now agi a shorter workday permits a man to leave hb employment without going home tor the sole purpose of recuperation from a daily grind (hat saps every ounce of his energy. ‘The value of the De REAL ESTATE COMPANY FB. YOUNG Telephone No. 78R In First National BankBldg. J. a. HOLIHAN ~Real ‘Estate Bargains ALE-New house of six rooms, eception room and bath This house would ce 5,500 to buitd at present, Party ring to leave the city and will sell tor $4 : y600 cash CRUST ME FOR BARGAINS Insurance Written J. oH. HOLIHAN Block. - + - + Phone 745 uae ,of lots and} FOR SALE—240 acres 2 BARGAINS 1-2 miles east of Fort Lincoln tor an acre, A great bargain. LE—6 room modern” bunga foot east front. lot. Choice lo es and lots in all parts of Bismarck. HARVEY HARRIS & CO. J.P. Jackson, Manager in house: POSITION woman. slenogr: nine years experience in r life and fire i nee off give best local references, 720, FOR SALE OR RE HOUSES AND FLA’ FORT RENT—Fiveroom house pi modern, Phone” i Hous FOR RE v1 and bath. Strictly round-house. Price month. Phone 541K. By > oung f pher and ¢ st or} state, Can al Phone > 2 rooms Near per Four modern. $25.00 lu Four rc Inquire KOR } modern FOR REST Seven room hou modern, ‘Hot water heating Ave, I. ti FOR RENT Modern, + corner of Kighth. aud Phone | : | truek, This outfit -8 absolutel! same as new, being bought late las spring. Very best reasons for gel! ing. Apply Bush & Owen, Steele N, 3.30 6t FOK FON SET About 100 cement block; fon le cheap, Apply Harry Sims econd St, oer STORAGE --Store your householc goods and merchandise where tht rate of insurance is lowest, We,wil attend to moving. Phone Lahr Firs Guaranty bank, 41 1mo HATCHING RGGS—From pure brec S. C. white Orphingtons ($1.25 pe: 1) $2.00 per 80. Write Apply at the 322 Gt to dispo: r aw practice; expe service. Apply ‘Tribune, RADE ern Sale ATTORD cellent lei ave for ure ton, 80 i ance fence ed. Se hool ; will trade for good Lismarck Cit property, Write Karl Klein, Wash burn, No. Dak. a 436 PROMPT ATTENTION ashes, rubbish anc freight moving. IF. A. GrinsteineF Phone 395. 43 2wiks FOR SALE CHEAP—1917 Studebaker ‘. T-passenger. Run about 4,004 For quick sale $875, Phon¢ 3 22 ti S-Two good milch cows ng hens, horses, harness, wa 1 WILL GIVE for hauling J.C. Swett . Bismarck, N, D, Tel. 822X. ASHES ‘HAULED AND GARI plowed. Phone 6241. 43 Imc Carload of high class fine milkers and bulls for breeding: Can ‘be seen by phoning R. Hare Commission Co, Bis 28 U plowing Alex WANTED—Ww and the hauling of ashes, ete, Couch, Phone. 588L. t hotel, confectionery connection in a good western N. Da kota town. For information write to State hank of Zap. 3 6t SALE Ol” RENT—Four emit from Menoken, the SW 1-4 of sec tion 17, township 138 range 78 Bur- leigh conuty, N. D. For price and terms address C, S. Jetmund, Dows, * lows, 43.3 FOR SALE while leghorns, FOR Ss. K of 60 full blooded Excellent layers. ppurtment of Labor is best shown by ! : ‘ “room bungalow the changed altitude of many citizeny Bary built in. Cant once, Phone AL room bungalow; water heat, on Inquire of Finch 32) 34; low 3; ruling rate 3 bid 2%; offered at 3; lust FOR KENT ve with modern features take. po: ion at TO RENT—Seven, all modern, hot paved = stveets. _ Lumber Co | HOUSE FOR RE Also 2 pen 6U capacity portable poultry house fully equipped, In- quire Phone 321. 3.30 6t TON HEAT Store your houseliold goods and merchandise where the rate of insurance is lowest; we will attend to moving. Phone Lahr, First Guaranty Bank. 3-31 1mo Cuba Cane Sugars... 285% : ‘ ist, but the former Erie Nnin Get cennge | ea who formerly grudgingly favored or : iC R ee , Uflen Opposed appropriations to this rent Northern Hd . must, Be ee elie important yovernmental function and nspiration Copper .... service 1 " e nize bo Int. Mer Marine pfd ct ‘when one's country | hal ita power tae Pay in tl ada scenuesott Cop he upon ity eit j ment of industrial disputes is tnbimit- ou je I aromas Sales Co., 4t-lw soda dispenser at appli xperienc fanned” Lahr Motor Nood: Sxpert CHICAGO LIVESTOCK pat Chicago, IL, April %.-sHogs re cbipts 18,000; unsettled; bulk 1740 @ 1790; Might 1740 wi 1805; mixed 170i 1800; heavy 1625 @ 1780; rough 1635. @ 1665; pigs 1300 @ 1750 f 5,0! strong; na mee abi nie. Bisma WANTED: once cation to ed. The { TON | ° a Ae teade gon, Collective pargaining is being 44 oe papered ia ;. Stockers and febdera 850 @ 1200; cows and heifer: €755@1235; calves 1100 @ 1675. i§ receipts 6,000; strong: ‘shee; 1216; @: 1710; lambs 1575 @ 2950, MAHA LIVESTOCK “Nebr., April 3.—Hogs re pts ,000; higher; ‘heavy 1670 @ “gifaed 1675 .w 1700; light. 167! ee plgs 1200 @ 1700; bulk 167. oie receipts 6,100; higher; native ge 1100 @ 1425; cows and heiter: 800,°@<1200; western steers 950, @ ‘cows ‘and heifers 800 @ 1090 canerh: 750 @ 850; stockers and feed ers’ 760 @: 1225; calves 900.@ 13 300; ‘bulls, ‘stags, etc. 775 @ 1075. Sheep receipts"11,000; higher; year. Mngsd=1500 @ 1750; wethers 1300 @ 1600; ewes 1200 @ 4.0; lambs 1750 @ 2015, * ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South ‘St,Paul, Minn., April 3.—- Hogs receipts:7,500; 25c higher; range 1725.-@_ 1740; bulk 1735 @ 1740, Cattle receipts 4,200; killers ‘15c higher; steers: 650 1400; cows’and heifers 700 @, 1000; veal calves 50c higher, 600 @:1450; stockers and feed- ers steady, 650 @ 1100. Sheep, receipts 50; steady; 8006 @ 1900; wethers 700 @ ewes 500 @. 1400. ES i MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN . , Minneapolis, Min., Apr. 3.—Wheat receipts 136. cars, compared with 362 catia year ago. Corh ‘No.3 Yellow.150 @ 165, Outs No. 3 White 89 @ 90. Flae:41244 @ 414%. Flow ie: unchanged, Shipments 50,701 tye p91 @ 293. pana tley 140 @ 190. Bran; 3314. 1 “MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE n@apolis,.Minn., April 3.—-Eggs aie /dgain half a cent higher. Trade abtive On local ‘account. Valencia ‘or- Angee ¢ re lower. Pitter: Creamery extras 40c; extra fists, 39c; firsts, 38c; seconds dairy 820; packitig stock, 28c. Se es: Fresh prime firsts, new .cas- ed,:free trom rots, small, dirties and ew out; 34c;. current receipts,-rots oltt,: $9/905 checks: and seconds, doz- &é‘" ditties, candled, dozen 26c; ad On ékes include ‘cases. * Fancy twins 24c; fancy NéW; York’ 26c; fancy daisies 25¢; hey young Americas 26c; fancy pastes timburger he; taney, lambs 1400; = 6 Want Want Aah Bring Results Mexican Petroleum . Miami Copper .. Missouri Pacific Montana Power : New York Central . Northern Pacific . Pennsylvania tay Consolidated Copper teading tepublic Iron & Steel. 3outhern Pacific .... southern Railway Texas Co .. aon Pacitie S. Industrial ‘Alcohol Dnited States Steel .... . Utah Copper oy ‘NEW YORK METAL York, N. Y., April 3. spot 720 @ 740; spelter St. Louis deliver: 119% "2143 & a 700, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS You SAN You BouGHT Sone | No, ! WANT MORE WAR SAVING STAMPS | To sTicl FOR DANNY ? TRATSS FIN STICK ’EM, MORRISON an initiative that are part ct his life, | while the nox-unionist imbued with an individualisry that counting room purposes, deteading, bareer against concerted action In the iz nu longer treated as an abstract | houg of America’s need. ‘Wag situation is appreciated by* the nl, With the result that trade governme! unionists ou jon move bauufalo, tue a can Federat in this country’s trade union history. GWE THEM To ME AND PLL IN THE Book ist brings into play a “team work” and: ged by ors, his employer, for aids him in now finds uiis theory a The right question. theory w of Railroads wre found on diplomatic mis-' er No, 8, in jigh commissions; in advis and on other commit. every commission and other investigat- With cotlective naturally comes medtation, ciliation and arbitration, of The late givea, by Director General Me wh governmental bargaining con workers to organize impetus to this doo, in General Ord th he prohibited dis fl ‘erimination against (rade unionist ithe government-controlled railroa jas a resuli,- transportation have vent when he journeyed to | g November, to address ; ganized, imbued with convention of the Ameri-; that not only PRE but INSISTS, nm of Labor, a precedent | . ¥, CATION, STICK ARGUND, WILBUR, YOU M ICHT FIND THEM. the SEE, DANNY, WILBUR. BovcHT You SOME MORE SAVING STAMPS - WELL ALL RIGHT, Now WELL “EM IN — BUT whet. THOSE STAMPS? | HAD HERE JusT A SECON nan STICK BARE "EM » AGO; DiD You Take Them PAN 7 se IE ‘| RSGHT Het PASTE "EM IN THE Book NUH? DISAPPEARED “Tu -4 iad “em | main tai ‘ an value of the ‘rade un ttitude to trade unionism a and these worke! being or- are now pirit of a new age CHES DEMOCRA- UPON ITS APPLI- bY ALLIIAR autonyobile ; Apply at Corwin’s Mo- D WANTIYO— raechanics tor Co., Eismarek N 2 tt AD N WaNTED—Man for shop a ply Fisk Rubber Co, -ismarck Dak 45 2t \TRD— “work on Palace hotel 451-3 Man or woman fo help in| G¥Yand Pacific Hotel S288 FOUETY clerk} or boy” kitchen, Good man ou dairy farm 457 Tribune. WANTED Write No. 322 0¢ HELP WANTED— WANTED—Girl for rs. L, A. Sehipfer. | general hows 4 Ave dott pable woman for hou Address Mrs. N. D. Good Olsen, wages. Sanborn, N. 43 3t house- SIT 1th} 4-2-2 general work. Phone 494K or call St. work on farm no children in family.) _ and painted inside. Close in. In- quire 516 Thi 3-30-6 FOR RENT—Three room house with electric lights, city water and 50) foot lot for garden. Inquire at 508 Ninth St. or phone 596L. FOR RENT—Flat for rent, - rent, Call 454X or 514 Hannafin. modern. 3 26 tt | FOR RENT—House at 711 6th’ st Apply to B. K. Skeels 408 Broadway 35 tt HOUSE TO RENT—I have houses for rent. C. L. Burton. 11-6tf “OR RENT—Good, comfortable, seven roomn bouse, close in: rents for $25. © 0 Hallatrom VORA two| TADY STi WORK WANTED WANTED—Work by day, house cleaning, beating rugs, taking off storm windows, putting on screens. Phone 601L. Louis White, 4-4-lw. WORK WANTED-By colored lady by ay or by hour, Phone 754X, 44 ot ashing and iron- Will call and. deliver same, Call Mrs. Figert, 462. 4th St. aye Be t TIDENT wants place to ae for board, Business College, Phone 182. 3 29—2wks — ESSE Li AND FOUND MISCELLANEOUS —Four da ing three piece Spanish leather room suite, fumed oak librar; do oak rocker en back. jth street. F. L. Reidy. 43 3t Cafe on town, living table, Call Boston d Broadway. 4 Pecan ducks and guinea r hatching. Phone 624L 43 2wks 2 ot | WANTED—Lady cook at once. ply 104 Main St. Phone 231. tee WANTED-—Girl for housework and ! care of two children; must he re | liable, Four in family. 628 2nd s Call after 6:30 p. m. : WAITRESS WANTED—Apply at Al- len's Cate, Fifth St. 4-1-tf |; WANTED—Girl for. general hous | work. Phone 169R, 16 Ave. A W I 8-31 tt | Ap- HOUSES WANTED WANTED—To rent small, modern house, Phone 264. 3--13-tf ROOMS FOR RENT __ KOR PENT—Farnished rooms 6th St. & FOR RENT. ‘ont room in im_modern | house. Inquire 523 Second St. 4-2-3 | ROOMS FOR RENT in modern hous Will rent singly for light house- ; keeping. Phone 469K, 4. FOR RENT—Pieasant room in_mod- ern home. Inquire 608 2nd St. or “Phone 144L. 42 Gt FOR= RENT—Nicely furnished room in modern house. Inuire 523 2nd st. or phone 687, 42 3t bkOR Rie NT--Front room. Phone ars 399 | | | ern furnished rooms. Phone 442 L FOR RENT—Close in furnished re Also rooms for light housekeeping 411 5th street. Phone . | FOR RENT—Modern furalshad rooms, 827 6th st. 3-16 tf FOR RENT—Rooms in strictly mod- ern house. 615 Fitth St. Phone 592Y, 3-11-tf FOR RENT—Modern room. 621 Sixth \ St, , 3-1-1mo STEAM-HEATED furnisned and un furnished rooms for rent. Business college. Phone 183 1 16-30; OOM AND BOARD—650 oth street. 361imo, STRAYED—From my old colts; FOR SALE—One new Huber oo SUODOUOVEEROUUECUSEUPREGEOQEREEEOOOEREECOOUEE MUM —One _ second- er gas engine, one 3-hottom plow, oil tank and wagon for sale cheap, Inquire Box 346, Bismarck, North Dakota. FOR SALE hand 20 horse po north of Bismarck, head 3-year one 81 gelding; 1 bay} gelding; 1 black mare, white hind feet; 1 bay mare, all branded on shoulders with VY. If found take up and_noti . DeLong. Baldwin, | N.D. Will p: a suitable re and pay for keeping. tractor, one S bottom Oliver engine gang plow, one 400 gal oil tank on basement; corner lot wit front. tive. COUTTS OULU CU) hot air furnace; hardwood floors downstairs; full frame house of 5 rooms at alley corner with south Downtown location. Pinder Wd LOST--A gray Persian cat please not Mrs. F. W. Beck, Broadway. Phone 714. 8 26 tt TOST—A little white fox terrier fe male puppy, five months old, partly black around both eyes, bob- bed tail, Lost since Saturday night. Finder return to Ford Paving Co, 774 Broadway and receive reward. Mrs. Mertha Kohn. 43 2t E. T. BURKE LAWYER Tribune Block - Bismarck, N. D. PHONE 752. i Undertaking—Embalming Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone .50, Night Phone 687 WEBB BROTHERS: MM For Sale FOR SALE—Modern two- st ory frame house of 9 rooms; h 50 ft. west front; one-story NSEOUOLSSEDESESOOOCUCONSHOGOUOLCOESROOUOOSEOSOCSOLS Price and terms attrac- BISMARCK REALTY COMPANY Bismarck Bank Building DOTTIE EDU ils