The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 3

\ > . Bullish operations persisted in other ; FOR RENT—Five room cottage, fur- WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 MARKET NEWS ||: 22 Se. St. Paul, ttle sion; Wire Markets By Associated, Pret WHEAT PRICE MAKES GAIN’ medium weights Ralli Sharply _ After Sag} £20! lizhts § around $12 $9.50 to $11 seconds largely at Opening of Market ORs 8,000; 7.00; fat ay's und cut bolog bulk s $4 to 300° pound on selected Hi sows mostly up to $14.00 bulk feeders Tue Chicago, July eraged highe u sag at the s were associat h ness of value at Liverpool. On the other hand the fact that the dome movement of wheat thus to show any important accumul: at primary points, bullish influence. prices, unchanged to Tower, Sep- tember $1.51% and December $ to 44, were followed by a light fur- ther drop and then by upturn! that carried Sept. to $1. and De-| cember to $1.54, Gorn was irregul strength. After opening at ‘sc de- cline to ‘se ad ¢, September $1.06%, the range widened between! July and other months, December and May in particular, ng sales tended to hold oats (A )—Wheat av- price today after Initial decline D later t ha Chicago opening 2M July showing at 4c lower to September er underwe: shade a, the} nt a little de- on the wheat market here, and prices | ( for all deliveries except July had {$ down t in the d , clover seed Montreal by the last of September, a time | equivalent to shipment ‘from the | ¢ Gulf of Mexico by September, Sept. wh to $1.61 and Decem- ber $1.52% to 3 rt from northern $1.69 $1 to MARY selling NEW YORK w York, duly 2 both accounts ward swing of — prices stock market, but not until nearly ‘two score’ issues had ‘been lifted to new peak prices fort 4 Some of the liquidation was spired by ion houses wy ing caution as a It of the rapid- ity of the recent advance in/ many issues. Trading was on a re- seale, Sales approximated) hares. buying of the apparently” inspired ion of freight million mar! year in t tured the raiir d by Mad \day and while ‘ed there were ed, but holders Futures at dings croused the| rothe first time th nded duly 18, fe opening of tod Dupont | opened record top 0} Refined for was fine FOREIG New York howing a disposi- : ig idis post exchanges 2 profits un the bulges. common opened 1 1-8 104 1-4 indicating that the quarterly earnings. report cr the close yesterday had rly well discounted. — Otis points to a new peak merican Can moved up y B12 points tn the first half record top at 2lz 7-8, high records were by’ International. Combus- ‘oundation com- Sweden y, United Drug,| Denmark bomapen Typewriter, Norfolk and } Souther, hreshing Machine, turing and Orpheum | soured 101 North American. com- and Radiator were on re Heainess of h Kroner, which broke 7 points to cents on profits taking fea- tured the foreign exchange market. nd sterling held steady at 485 <2 and French francs 473 1-2 cents. | Rubbers vek in’ sympathy | with the lowering of crude pric higher favo le issued aft t edema Ttaly emand Demand 1 Cireu b points to 190. mone, cent. poradic bear selling realizing took p during the early after: noon with the general market show- ing a tendency to turn dull on the do $1, No. reaction. 1.77; 1 amber The closing w: 2 do’ $1.39 to tempts to bring of the main adva further profit’ takin; trading. The motors, rubbers were heavy irregular, At- out a resumption encountered in the late} 4 sugars and i durum $1 ats 3 white No, 1 rye 96 Barley medium to grades 70 to 7 D GRAIN TABLE Open High Low -Ctose | a ‘ + 1.06% 1.07% 1.05%, 1.06% a - 1.06% 1.07% 1.06 88% 88% BB: 17.50 18.30 18.15 21. New york, July 2! teady, high alee) ruling time lo firm; mixed collateral 60-90 d 4; four months 4 to. 4 1-4; prime commercial 3 3-4 to 4. money Too Late To Classify nished or unfurnished, all modern, gas and full basement. Phone 766%. or call at 112 Ave. C. 1-29-31 Girl for month of Aug- ust to take care of child and, gmail apt. days. Apply Mr. Williamson around 2 do $1 choice to faney good Try Homan’s Lunches and Short Orders... Homan’s Cafe. oa DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor nsultation ‘Refinishing L LIVESTOCK Al July 29-0 pine opening Ny to! ng classes nitive grasser s considered sa fed offe t $4. HO to $4. light supply averd | $11.75 Wd abo’ opening rade steady; {its | discourag } | aviators. sprin 8 to $1.7 do to choice ordinary to 1 no bu poinnts net his gran NEXCHAN, aay sy whars demand GOday bills on banks nd 4.75; cables BM 5 one darke northern $1.58 to! 55 | 57 to $1.75; 1 northe: durum $1.41 to § $1.64; 1 durum o$ $1.36, track and arrive 4044. Ye. 72 to lower! PROPHYLACTIC hr MEK ) jarde Utmost Pretestion lowe, ' Bitter Ri | chinations ‘any a ae ; has outstripped cutlse In-Burepe (it isn’t her fean't be—this | kindly to. subsi Even lacking the independent tin, it ought to be industry to promote ing in’ connection for the army and n ever, the — indepe they can't the “trust” has both these mark BiG AVIATION | FIGHT LOOMS IN CONGRESS s to Be Aired in Debate at Coming The fight between supporters lished industry ents to be as BY CHARLES en who think NEA Servi Washington a a lot of Cong tention next win sti Il be a fight over it, session commit! i: the subject finished its work Journment. Tts report ; ata Aviation | the aviation will shoot it off. en up directly the Ii wmak- hand particular — conclusions | «| ched, but the evidence of the! "| | committee's witnesses speaks for it self. Some of it is pepperier than probably has been generally realize bulk ing served tom it ng to go through in seare details. i be » Little Missouri such treatment, its highest use, such dete Ws urgent tional park do Pen but brought out, he which — certai r “without lett the fact that ex tisfied with the} more espe: development — in| from the considering that ice to lay hus, while . abjlity of th Amerteashasn't good | tional park, Mr. the contrar, he Ns a the in Ni ally industry's seeme + OSpe ted here. adn It that On isn't d comme There complete unan- in this up to Many army and navy officers do,{ Up to cong: indeed, dispute some ‘of the more, Dakota shall enthusiastic i but | event there all recogniz decision must asks the have is be with in Congre ext and c why want to break in: promises hot as hetwe whe, think not. prepared and where made interior country’s be- udized, while bility take subsid Sperts pos com produc tion wonter estab: independ- the military. © sup py olds of ommuni- commit the two in Congress | TORREY GIVES PRECEDENCE TO PARK IN EAST (Continued from page one) has a claim to such might be I do not think ination of the 1 3 the two proy the cast, in irginia, orth Carolina, either from point y numbers of peopl the of point of, view, or, ttime the avail nds for an believes, with the proposed a park sto say whether standard, it is for the Ww d it, in any ultimate s to the in there in the United States, rope it’s about as well e: ¢ ships at xen wh inj Ou stablished | por sd av with the xpeeted to brea ven military Vand of old fogyvisim for plane's” now the, war--that feeling’s others he not admittin whole thin: | bad enough. | Bi the n i such Martin toward what Maviation trust.” in’ the con aviatio " but entirely to in an effort from be deticir plane own and te id i provements hy independent ept on its’ own terms. 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Every Inch a Gentleman's KEEPING WELL— An WR Tabiet (a vegetable apcrient ) night will help keep you well, toning and atrengthening your di- gestion and elimination. taken at by Made _ feu sharp dee sides of [™ June 1 and 90 per cert for July last year The price outlook for hogs, based ‘an department” of aac p fe: ports, is listed as “distin abl Interest, GREAT TRADE GAIN IS MADE N DISTRICT (Continueu irom page une) cent, but corn and rye receipts show- es. favor- shy the s in Minne- cont on 70 per per cent on averaged 15 as compared cent on June 15 and 5. July a year age nd Duluth-Superior 48 per cent larger than last) year, Out limes us large, whe cent. larger and barley and flax siderably larger. Rye and corn stocks were much Ner, the de crease in rye stocks being nearly 9, 000,000 bushels or 77 per cent. Cash grain prices at Minneapoli were all much higher than June a year ago with the of vats, which were abou lower “The median vrices of whe sre tenteal the situat said the report. “Number one dark northern wheat sold during June this year nt a median rice of $1.68 compared with $1.44 last ber three yellow corn sold at a caf $1.09% in June this compared with 76c a year ago. compared with May, eash grain showed sprall redueti i + rye and small inerea oats and barley Salex Are Larger _Sales of grain futures were 82 per th evervthing the Vist in} s. but future eight times seem to think the only way to be happy though married is 4o be single though married. corn, volume of futures: of oats were a ve compared May snd St. with hieges outh v of butcher and stocker: and prices of lambs: Paul, while cows, veal calves fee steers de. ged seven cents in June last renorts esnecially for July 1 report as pared vere encouraging, North Dakota, the f] showing 96 per cent with 84 per cent on held im Bismarck, N. 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