The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1918, Page 7

Vali all STOCK MARKET IS APATHETIC Resumption of German Drive “Cuts Sales’ to 145,000 Shares ‘ pes , New. York, N. ¥.,. ‘April ; 5.—The stock market was at virtually, a’ stand- still during the greater part of today’s session, exceeding al. previous days of an abnormally bull week in its un- paralleled ,apathy, Total sales am- ounted to'145,000 shares, the low: rec- ord since August, 1916. Resumption ofthe German’ drive in.'France ac- counted for the further cessation of ojperations, exen the trading element taking no jntrgest in the Squirstis of prices. ) ‘Declines ‘of’ a ‘eine among. invest: mént shgres and as mych~ as two poiats ina few specialties resulted | The.market seemed so thoroughly |: liquidated’ that nq pretext for pressure existed, The decision of the interstate cont merce commission: to inquire in petro- leum freight rates and institute a physical valuation of various tele- graph. and cable companies caused scarcely a ripple among the shares of the ‘properties most concerned, such actions having. evidently .been dis- counted. Other domestic developments were along more constructive lines, general’ trade advices offering further encour: agement and. bank clearings holding well up to recent high levels. More time funds were available at the long prevailing six percent Tate, | but: thie Immediate future of the mon- ey ‘market hinges largely upon re- quirements incidental to the third lib-| erty "loan. EMBRYO LAWS man The Probable Bullish Effects of Trading Rule Amendments Increases Values / Chicago, lil. april 5.—Corn today resumed the leadership of grain, ad- yencing in anticipation of ‘bullish ef: fects looked for trom trading rule am endments to be’ voted on tomorrow. Upturns in:-value, however, were noi well maintained. Prices closed unset tled, %.@ %c. net higher, with May 126%. Oats finished half to %c off. and; provisions down 25 to 45¢. Belief that: new style | contracts, which fhe proposed changes in rules would permit, might open the way for a decided advance of prices gave the corn, market strength almost from the outset). Much: of the buying was. on the, theory that the present form 0! contracts would rise promptly, to the maximum limit, $1.28 a bushel, as soon as new style bargains were authoriz- ed; . Besides: any liberal. moyement o corn’soon from rural sources did. no appear likely., Towards the end of the; session, though, a little notice taken of. gossip about peace negotia- tions counted as something of an off- set| Oats were subjected to persistent commission house selling after an ad- vance due to continuance of demand from the seaboard. Favorable wea- ther and reports of an increased car supply in some sections were bear- ish factors in addition to peace talk. Provisions fel on accoun of a sharp break in the hog market. Option Open High Low Closing Corn— May Oats— ‘April May 126% 126% 126% 126% - 8936 85 90 85% 855% 84% CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Liberty issues again furnished: an overwhelming guota to the day’s deal- | ings in bonds at slight fractional re-| cessions, International issues were! ing. Total sales: (par. value) aggregat: | variable,!: French: manicipals harden- | ed | $5,256,000. | United States bonds (old: issues)’; were ‘unchanged on call. pie a i NEW YORK MONEY: / New. York, 'N..¥., April 5.—Mercan- | tile paper four months 6 per cent; six | | months, 6 per cent. Bar silver 91%.| Mexican dollars 74. Government bonds | hedvvy. Railroad bonds higher. Time! loans easier; sixty days,-ninety days | and‘six months 5% @ 6, Call mone firm; high 4; low 4; closing bid 34; | last: loan 4. NEW YORK METAL | New’ York, 'N. Y., April 5.—Lead| 4 easy; spot 700 @ 712; spelter dull: | East St. Louis spot 700 asked. | South- St. Paul! Minn., April 5.— | Hogs receipts 8,000; 20 to 25¢ higher range 1700 @ 1720; bulk 1710 @ 172 Cattle receipts 000; killers; strong | 10¢. higher; steers 650 @ 1400; cows and heifers 700 @ 104 veal calve steady, 600 @ 1500: fiockers and fezd- ers slow, 650 @ 11101 | Sheep receipts lon: steady; lambs | 800°-@ 1900; wethers 700 @ 1490; | ewes 500 @ 1400. \ MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN | Minneapolis, Minn., April 5.—Wheai } receipts 152 cars, compared with 7141 cars a year ago. Gorn, ‘No. 3 Yelow 160 @ 165. @ats No. 3 White 89 @ 90, Flax 412 @ 415. Flour unchanged. Shipments 52,537 barrels: : Rye, 292 @ 293. Barley 140°@ %87. Bran’ 3314. » MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE Minneapolis, Minn., April 5.—KEges aré.lower. Grape fruit are higher. The cheese market is down and weak at the decline. Cabbage is scarce and firm. Parsnips are 25c per 100 pourds Jower. Butter: Creaniery extras per pound extra firsts 39; firsts 38; seconds $7; dairy 31; packing stock: 28. Eggs; Fresh prime firfists new cas- es,.free from rots, small dirties and checks .out,. per dozen $242; current reogipts, rots’ out $9.45; checks and seconds dozen 26c; dirties, candled dozen 26c; quotations on eggs include cages. Cheese: Fancy twins pound 2:e; fanscy: New York pound 24; fancy daisies 24; fancy young Americas, Ih. 253 fancy ‘brick 26; fancy limburger _ 353. fancy ‘Swiss loaf 50; block 40; primost'15; pultost A. NEW ‘YORK STOCK LIST American Beet Sugar : “ ‘American Can ... American Smelting & Rednlney: American Tel. & Tel ... i American Zinc Anaconda Copper Atchison y... Baltimore. & Ohio . Butte & Superior . California “Petroleum Canadian Pacifie’ . Ceritral Leather Chespeake. & Ohio ... Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul .. ~ Chino Copper ..... ...: Colorado Fuel & Iron Crucible Steel Cuba Cane ‘Sugar Great Northern” Ore € Great: Northern pfd ... Tnypiration Copper Int.Mer Marine pfd ctfs .. Kennecott Copper ’..... Louleville & Nashville’. Mexican: Petroleum Miami Copper :. Missouri Pacific Mojitana Power . New. York’ Central Northern Pacific .. Pennsylvania : Al paeliaeted Copper Renate Tron & Steel . Southern Pacific .. ‘ Southern Railway Texas Co Vion Pacific «. 2. Ue 5B, {nate f@l“Alcohol . : Be. Stele r es canaess ers 840 @ 1 ; 4 8T, PAUL LIVESTOCK | bulls, sta Hings 1409 ' sp Chicago, Ill, April 5.—Hogs receipts 22,000; weak; bulkk 1720 @ 0; light 1710 @ 1775; mixed 1690°@.1770: | heavy 1615 @ 1750; rough 1615 640;. piggs 1275 @ 1690. Cattle receipts’ 5,000; firm; native steers 1015 @ 1550; stockers and feed 1; cows and heifers 680 @ 1200; calves 1100 @ 1700, Sheep receipts 7,060; strong; sheep 1250 @ 1750; lambs 1575 @ 2060. OMAHA LIVESTOCK Omaha, Nebr., April 5.—Hogs_ re ceipts 15,000; lower; heavy 1620 @ 1660; mixed 1685 @ 1653 630 590; pigs 1200 @ 1635; bulk 1622 @ 1655. Cattle receipts | steers 1100 @1 He @ weste! se Steers 0@; higher; native cows and heifers 950 @ panes 7 ers ; calves 900 @ 1500 soo @ 1100. 1,000,’ lower; year: 8 560; wethers 1300 @ | 1700: 250 @ 1550; lambs 1800 | @ 20 BIDS WANTED FOR SPECIAL IM- PROVEMENT WARRANTS. The City of Bismarck North Dakota offers for sale One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars, more or less in cial improvement warrants, dr ing six per cent annual interest, cov- ering paving contracts now completed and to be completed in the year 1918, Sealed bids will be received up to 8 o'clock‘ p. m. ‘Monday April 29, 1918, at the office of the city audi- tor of the said city. Each bid is to be accompanied by 2 certified check for Une Thousand Dollards. payable to the order of the president of the board of city commis- sioners, Bismarck, North Dakota, ‘No vids which do not offer a prem ium will be accepted. The board of city DES OF THE DUFFS commissioners ia “Want Ads Bring Resutts. . 5 : wn A COUPLS OF TIMeS Now You Wave OPGNED PERSONAL LETTEKS OF MING sup AFTERWARDS MARKED THEM "OPENED BY MUSTAIKS? weeseseeoen. eemeocecca TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS BB YOUNG ‘EAL ESTATE COMPANY FOR SALE--Seven house only three ble fice, $4,000.00, 1 eain for someone room, modern from post- a real bar- h $2,000.00 in |For SAL ve room house’ on How woucD reserves the right to reject any or| all bids. Address all bids and correspondence to the City Auditor, Bismarck, N. D. 1568 WOMAN GIVES FARM TO RED, CROSS WORK Largest Gift in History of State Chapter Comes from Mirs. Qle Schuleberg Qle Schulberg, wife of a farm ding near Dunn Center, N. D.| s given a farm of 160 acres, which ! she ‘homesteaded and proved up be. fore her mariage, to the Dunn Center The information was etter received by Har No: Dakota Red Dunn Center branch thi nade to the Red C the land ranch of the Ame: n Red C fi BO, executive s It isthe biggest gi was among those who received | j the, government had plent and no when the gov nee# ror every res it back to a ging to.a suc-! cessfal culmination the war to make the world safe- for democracy, “Mrs. Schulberg’s gift is the giving { have been in Red Cross work.” CUPID MAKES GREATEST WINNING AGAINST MARS 1H Washburn, b Anvil 6 —That Mars is not playing against the God- TOM IS AT THE FRONT Ne BY ALLMAN | \v SOUND AFER MOU REGAINED CONSCLOVSNESS IF I SAID; "BUMPED ON THE BEAN | lea: } for Vraining sis | \Garteli-Alowss est and. finest I have heard of since, bi Eleventh street near Rosser; partly modern, $1,800.00. ‘OK SALKE—Lincoln addition acre lots are only five or six blocks from the new south side school and is the cheapest property suitable for gar- dening and homes anywhere around the city. Prices at the rate of only $25.00 and $30.00 per regular size building lot, Very easy tetms. For SALE—Riverview Aduition lots are the cheapest high grade lots in the city. We protect our buyers and give verv reasonable terms, FOR SALE—fnousauds ol lvls and “ seores of houses for sale from the river to the peniientiary, most of them on very reasonable terms. We show or advertise no property “which is not woes the money asked. | Fire Ingurance In Reliable Companies | EAL ESTATE ie | office in First National BankBidg \ McLean. county, at rated by the fact the. record-breaker | Judge George P. Gib b- | dess of Love i is demo March marriages, on issued a total of thirteen lict ompared with te nd ¢leven wh lave been t previous! Th tors for the nerease, » were two Indians, Black Hawk and Jack Rabbit, who | ook up the wedded s were several young me: ng or returned from camps, who took | anto themselves wives. Three teach- ws were married. istablishes Four Worid’s Swimming | Records at Mect| Chicago, Hl. hat J. 3. HOLIHAN Real Estate Bargains FOR SALE— reception room and house would cost $5,500 to build at present. Party is going to leave ihe city and will sell for $4,150; $600 cash. TRUST ME FOR BARGAINS. Insurance Written. J H. HOLIHAN ucas Block. Phone 745 w house of six roums, bath. This pril Norman Ross 4 the Olympic Athletic Club at San ancisco established four worlds’ at the National A: SSeS HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Men. We have openings for reliable men for general work. Also experienced Mechanics. The Lahr Motor Sales Co., Fourth Bismarck, N. D. 4 vN'THD—An experienced man for a general store Writ? Xo. 478 45 6t Wimming records AJ Us meét’ Frida 20} s won the yard open race uilG B-° second breaking — thi ra ree ‘ord of 1-5, held by Perr: of the Great Lakes na ition, ‘Ross finished fi n the two hundred yard event in 2:06 5, beating the former record by one second, SD — Experienced mechanic. Lahr Motor Sales Co. Bismarck, N._D. 4-4-1 WANTED—A good bindery man with experience. Apply ‘No 476 Tribune. 4ate automobile | WILLIAMS & CO, Real Estate Snaps FOR SALE OR TRADE—One good section of land six miles southwest of Shields in Grant county, N. D. This section is 75 per cent tillable and will trade for city income. Have several houses for sale, trade cure Will take good car in on ibe eal. C. WILLIAMS & 00. Office Bismarck Bank Bldg. Tel, No. 497, Bismarck, N. D. FOR SALE—240 acres 2 1-2 miles east of Fort Lincoln for $25 an acre, A great bargain. FOR SALE—6 room modern low 75 foot east front, lot. Choice lo- cation. Price BARGAINS i parts of Bismarck. | HARVEY HARRIS & CO. | J. P. Jackson, Manager FOR SALE OR RENT— HOUSES AND FLATS SEVEN ROOM HOUSE for rent. Cor. 1th and Broadway. Phone 504R. é 46 3t Fiveroom house partly Phone 679X. 44, RENT—Partly furnished partly mn flat. Must be seen to be ap- Phone H. L. Reade at 45 tt ‘our room apartment, modern, central heat in Union Mer. Bldg. 6th street. Inquire A. Van Horn, 209 7th street. Phone 303, 4otf Fou R ROOM HOUSD for rent partly rnished. Apply to Mrs. Varney, rney Flats. 45 8t FOR rooms and bath. . Strictly tnodern Near round-house. Price — $25.0 per month. Phone 541K, 42tf FOR” RENT—Seven room house, all modern. ‘Hot water heating. 710 Ave. .D. 42 tf FOR RENT—Modern, six room house corner of Eighth and Broadway. Phone 35 4-1-1W FOR RENT—Five room bungalow with modern features built in. Can take possession at once. Phone 263. 4-1-tf TO RENT—Seven room bungalow, all modern, hot water heat, on paved streets. Inquire of ance Lumber C FOR RENT—House at 711 oth 8 Apply to B. K. Skeels 408 Broadway. 35 tt FOR RENT __ modern. Wor RENT—Four Raise in Coke of | East Shipped West Washington, D. GC. April 6—Fuel i Garfield today authoriz- WANTED—Expert soda dispenser at once. Good salary. cation to $-528 Tribune. z 44 3t WANTED—Expert soda dispenser at once. Good salary. Apply to Hoff- man’s Chocolate Shop. Main street. 44 3t WANTED—Man or woman to help in kitchen, Grand Pacific Hotel. 3-28-tf ‘Experienced grocery clerk Apply at Gussner's Store. 3 26 tf 5 vase of five percent in the of coke manufactured east of the Mississippi river and sold west; of the Rock mountains. | It was announced that the increased | Drice is intended to facilitate move- jment and distribution of coke in the lwestern section of the country, by jmeeting the additional -expense incur- red in shipment, Write No. 457 Tribune. 3 22 te | HELP WANTED— SMALE | WANTED—Saleslady. Apply at Gold en Rule. 46 | WANTE rl for work and_ te learn trade in our photo finishing department. Apply Finney'’s Dri Store. 4-5 NTED—Competent girl for gener: housework. Phone 459L. Mrs F, Hohnb 46 0t; — i house 4 Ave. L.} 43th | Addiess appli-| WANTED—Good man on dairy farm | DRUG STORE 4OUSE TO RENT—I have ‘two houses for rent. C. L. Burton. 11-5tt “OR RENT—Good, comfortable, seven room bouse, close in; rents for $25 ¥ OO Wallatram 19-84 “HOUSES WANTED ~~ WANTED—To rent small, house. Phone 264. WANTED—About a 5 modern. Stead. payments. W modern 3-13-tf ‘oom bungalow, renter, Advance te 477 care Tribune. 45 3t ____MISCELLANEOUS,___ FOR SALE—A paying well loc drug busine: urvan district will sell at invoice $ Address T. W. Scott, 912 . Portland Ore. 45 3t. high class and bulls for en by phoning Hare Commission Co Bis- marek, N. 1D E tf J waANwrMvb—work by day, bunga- | ted in sub-j| property, . Write Karl Klein, Wash- burn, No. Dak. 43 tt FOR KENT 0) Di. good furnished’ “hotel, confectionery in connection in a good western N, Da- kota town. , For information write to State bank of Zap. i : 43 6t FOR RENT—Store your household goods and merchandise where the rate of insurance is lowest; we will attend to moving. Phone Lahr, First Guaranty Bank. 3-81 Imo WORK WANTED house cleaning, beating rugs, taking off storm windows, putting on screens Phone 601L. Louis White, 4-4-lw. WORK WANTED—By colored lady by the day or by hour, Phone oe af ——— LADY STUDENT wants place to work ‘for board, Business College, Phone 183. 3 29—2wks “LOST AND FOUND __ COST—A eray Persian cat. Finder please notify Mrs. F. W, Beck, 114 Broadway. Phone 714. 3 26 tt —Pocketbook containing two five dollar bills and key for safety deposit vaults. Money belongs to wing Circle, Return bune and receive reward. 4-5 3t. , black horse six years old, wei and 1,200; white star in forehead, and foretop clipped. , Owner: call at. ; ©, F, Krueger's Hammond Farm, Route 1 and pay reward. 46 3t BRADDOCK SHOWS ‘PRO - GERMANS HOW 'TO BE AMERICANS Compels Poison Gas, Expert to Parade with Old Glory— Pictures Burned Braddock, N, D., April 6—A scene extraordinary occurred in the streets of Braddock when a pro-German was made to carry the American flag through every street in ‘Braddock and was followed by a real patriotic ‘bunch of young Americans. He was then marched to the Fitzgibbon drug store and before a crowd of men and wom- en was made to kiss the American | flag and pledge his allegiance to this country. He was then turned loose without any severe punishment. The proGerman has been working between here and Hazelton for some time and while in Braddock said he “would not fight for this country” and that he “don’t want to go back to Germany until the war was over.” Another incident which occurred af- ter the parade was the burning of two pictures, one of the kaiser and the other of the two Bismarcks which were procured from a certain resi- dent here. ‘After the pictures were byrned the frame which contained the two Bismarcks was returned to the owner with a picture of Presi- dept Wilson in it. Michaelis Would - Save Hun Nation From Materialism Amsterdam, Apri! Michaelis, former imperial chancellor on leaving to assume his post of president of Pomerania, made an ad- dress at Bertin, He said: “If I] were ever responsible for the government, I would-decline to ask a war indemnity. Rather than see our people throw itself into the abyss of materialists, which would be the case if our war expenditures were defrayed by our enemies, we must teach our people to become simple, sober and economical.” “Our time of trial will not end with the termination of the war. Our mis- ery will continue . We must bear it without murmuring. Poverty will be our cock, We must admit we, too, are gu for this war, not in a poli- tical sense for the emperor tried to maintain peace to the last minute, but circumstances have brought us trials which threaten to make money the 6.— rD. George OR SAL Household turniture in A-L condition, for six room house. including davenports, dresse and other articles. Inqui A, or phone 487K 4-4-6 | SS WANTED—Apply at Al len’s Cafe, Fifth St. Ht | | VANTED—Gitl for general Se. | work. Phone 169R, 16 Ave. ¥ | | seep a ROOMS’ FOR RENT i ROOMS for rent for light housekeep- ing in modern house, single or en-|} | suite. Phone 469K. 46 3t | FOR RENT—Front room. Phone 772 501 3rd street. 46 Gt | FOR PRENT—Furnished rooms. 619- 6th St. 4-4-6t. | FOR RENT—Pleasant room in _mod- | ern home. Inquire 608 2nd St. or Phone 144L. 42 6t | FCR RENT—Two nice modern house- keeping rooms. Call 454X or 514 | Hannafin, 3 26 tf FOR RENT—Large. double room, All modern. Can be used for light housekeeping. Call at $18 Ave B. | oe #8 3t | FOR RENT—Modern furnished or un- furnished light housekeeping rooms. Also ro@ms for rent. Close in, En- quire 4th ‘St. VOR RENT—Close in furnished rooms. Also rooms: for light.-housekeeping. 411 5th street. “Phone 273 3.29 tf FOR RENT—Modern:turaished rooms, 827 Gth st. 3-16 tf ‘—Rooms: strictly mod- ern: house. 516 Fifth’ St. Phone 592Y, ; 3-11-tf FOR: RE NT= eters room: 651 Sixth =3-1-Imo ATED furnished ai 3 45 6t}" * -farntshed: Wonis:tor ‘rent: Business “college. Phone 163 1 16:30 0 60 it. 851 mo PORS. M17 S-passenger Oak w equipment. Good Snap if taken at once. M, W ins, Van Horn Hotel, Bi Dak. {FOR RENT—A™ stall” garage, in rear of Van Horn, Phone 3! in a two car} 9 7th St. A. 45 tf FOR SALE—The_ Boston Cafe- on Sixth and Broadway. 4.3 6t FOR SALE—Pecan ducks and guinea eggs for hatching. Phone 624L 43 2wks FOR SALE CHEAP—One = second- hand 20 horse power gas engine, one 3-bottom plow, oil tank and wagon truck for-sale cheap, Inquire Box 346, Bismarck, North Dakota. 4:3 4t FOR SALE—About 100 cement blocks for sale cheap, Apply Harry Sims, 413 Second St. STORAGE——Store your household goods and. merchandise where the; | rate of insurance is lowest. We will attend -to-moving. Phone Lahr First | Guaranty bank. 41 imo. Some timbers. 3x6x17. Phon? 165K or call at 423 Second. , 45 1t FOR SALE CHEAP—191/ Suidebaker six, T-passenger. Run about 4,000 miles. For quick sale $875, Phone 141, _ 3.22 tt ASHES HAULED AND GARDENS plowed. Phone 624b- 43 1mo I WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION for hauling ashes, rubbish, and freight Hroving, F. A. Grinsteiner. Phone:395. = 4 3 owks LOR SALE “OR TRADE—160 aeres: starin ‘ilsproved 3°12. miles from Wik ton, $0 acres under cultivation, tyl- ance fenced, School House: on lel, will trade for good Bismarck City We must save the y from a surrender to material- NEW LONG RANGE GUN GOING TO ESSEN, REPORT. Amsterdam, April 6.—According to Les Nouvelles, of Maastricht, another ange gun similar to those al- y bombarding Paris passed thru Bel, s from Essen on Monday. The length of the barrel is from 20 to 23 meters and the calibre from 20 to 25 centimeters, ARKANSAS COUNTY HAS SUBSCRIBED FULL QUOTA St. Louis, Mo., April 6—Greene county, Arkansas, this afternoon tele- graphed Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo that its apportionment of the third Liberty loan had been fully subscribed and that the people were ready for the fourth loan. This infor- mation was contained in a telegram received here tonight at liberty loan headquarters. CLEAN UP. The season of the year | has arrived for a general | clean-up of all vacant prem- | ises, back-yards and alleys. | Ashes and other debris are | disease breeders and will not | be tolerated by the City Rees Department. Ten- ants and property owners are directed: without delay. to clean their premises and assist in making the city healthier and more beautiful for all resign Do a now, rides : ae 1 b i