The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX ~ ALL NATION 630 P.M. wren a Livestock ~ WHEAT TAKES | « | EARLY UPTURN: Related Buying to Fill fae Contracts Precipitates Bull Movement uo, duly to fill ine (P)—Lelated acts at ome 1 transactions ‘in showed overnight advance of much as hel. O nes of! duly were scarce, and the consequent bidding up of quotations for that Getvber ibs month had a strengthening effect on 1 liveries, Opening pric te higher, S $1 Vand Decem $ y followed by someth KE then by fresh upturns all around, Corn and oats were © influen rains, doais ti changed sto ‘2 lower, Sept. A to $LOS,,corn underwent sligh weneral decline, but then recovered. ci started at tse lower to tye] pvisions averaged lower Ss Night prices "for. the day for| duly wheat were reached in the Jast minute of tfading, but for near: ly an hour previous the market had the opening hed the | closing gongs from the pit. to $1,624); climax. just drove the bro! Minneapolis, July 31, (®) k finish “and closing price ¢ deferred months were for the day with a News gene but al over s were so reported at Chic {July car duly j Dec Mo oj July v4 ce Oct. by further . beneficial | : continued hedg-| ing pressure, After opening un-! 1 | July t withir ! cent of thet in eanest dur ! f opening of toda | opp ‘bidding up of specialtic (heaviness of the Scandan ¢ to the news and sold out with beat anes ne at ociated Dre Leased Wire | MARKETS “OBSESSION WITH SOME uk About Declares, Is Getting to Be Matter of Fashion 1.58 ray 160, Rye 1OO's LOLs duly Sept. Wheat July Sept Oat price movement stock ma tive force struggling: k-end profit taking, | iat le: rs that th huge total of brok. pelted by the jon of the weesly reserve atement “the local! a nto hest re-! serve ratio kine . Operas tors for the rise assumed the wetucl Renewed hanges featured the foreign ex- market. Demand ce flucutations thraug sat ruled steady; eight! rorenaon continued extremely itme! w wh were included in ! ee EB ineluded i" gular; due to the conflict O& profes-| ; receipts. New sy} eat) <ional operations, Speculators for! of j y was 2 to Se under old. j Winter wheat was steady. Durum to firm. Rye was s firm to le highe strong. July teady. do $1,064; white 40%, to flax No. 2 $ FOREIGN E F y bills A nee demand i demand 3 B nd; Belgium 460 ba nd 4010 e Sweden Den: nd : 4 ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK ts South St. Paul, Minn. duly 3 (US DO A) te 700 killing quality plain; fed steers and year: Tings "opening | slow. nominally, 3 fi head of 1,168 pound bulk fed offerings saleable around $10.00 ss steers largely $5.00 sym- pathy wre steers bulk fat cows and $6.75; canners. and $3. bologna bulls Searamelt dull, few. “he $4.50 to is. h nd medium weight ockers and feeders bulk around $4.50 to $ 800; 25¢ or more higher; im- fluality considered; good largely $9.75 to $10.00. Hors 3,500; fairly ve, steady with Thursday's average; bulk sort- ed 150 to ig pound weights $13.51 5 ng sows mostly $12 to 40c lower; udd average cost y Weight 268. Sheep 300; fat lambs active, 25c higher; sheep about steady; bulk fat native lambs $14.00 to $15.00: culls $10.50 to $11.00; handyweight ewes up to $8.50 for odd head. weights $1 considerable to $11.00; ¢ pigs feeders | $13 NEW YORK SUGAR was unchanged early today with buyers at $4.27 for Cubans duty paid, but nothing available at that price. Raw futures at mid-day were un- “ changed to;1: point net lower. Refineg--whs unchanged at $5.20 to $5.40 for’fine granulated. —— TO MAKE BED \ 2 hi aim be ‘made his own bed, J. G. tel here, until he aission to continue Corn was steady. Oats] Oss orders in a variey of speeralty S) with ; Rood headwa higher point; common dull weak at y bulk 140 to 150 pound weights $ to $14.10; pack z Naina r $1 z New York, July 31—Raw sugar: WANTED San F: Olea ee ay that he, the decline sought to uncover stop equipment and motor issues, and’ in. some. cas harp rece hand bullish demonstrations made! al in some of the baking,| ly merchandis the signal for a renew attack against the motor is I money renewed ut 4 per r W to lie medium — and rong weight. butchers slow, 10. to lower th: Tl v's lowest in ind choice 160 to bulk Pp $14.50 300 pound buteher: to $ i sows lary strongwe $ 10 nd ship- hursday ughter pigs ¥ Cattle 1,000; m ven, slow most. grass steers fed kinds $9. to weight and finish; steers $ ); average wei; pounds; medium ac score matured | ¢ ht 14.10 no quality killers heep 9,000; mbs strong to natives under light sort $15.00 t ae culls mos 12.00; ep andyweight fat ewes NEW YORK Prope York, July rregular, FARGO. ! Vargo, N. D., July ter fat, churn stock 28, . 9 But- eream 14; ing CHICAGO 21 cars total quality; Colorado sacked’ cobblers rginia barrels cobblers $6 Butter lower; receipts, 15 Sestes 40 to ges - unchange Efeise unchange: ducks THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE th. is the opinion of Dr. S. . Chief of the Queen g also our childre: ormal well cerned milk is con- {with hope of getting into the t of the pennant hunt. like that busi- It will prove it business suecess for a couple i years when the movement will dic aw: jase ‘are given ordina t with | they i will) the control. Professional | dis. selling, combined with the — usual due to the 1 counted for| sine the ratio fractional recessions on ini-| has the milk appeared so Do that 1 cannot now even ers loans presaged a stiffening of] show it to my "| money. rates were well made food Children-Scurvy ase) is never sec a children attempts. fin! jgame streak by trouncing the Browns, 9 to 2. them too few Yanks by been a over the Red S addition to’ brijiiaut pitching turned in a home run, : The Giants cut Pittshurg's lead tof anian ex-| sider it probable that the vi y to our children.” rad said: mins in vegetable margarine, s three Gi; 3 s ina are eeue tte scored three Giants runs ina na not know row squeak with the Cubs, four to. : urs cannot stand ani There is every reason serious; to warn against these end were rewarded} to overload these poor children with ions, On the other! titemins. What do we then know about the aniinsi We do not even know wha. are, and we know decidedly climb ‘possible by tossi to the tail-end Braves. j amish holding the Teaders, safe all the; x, rail and rubber! they Si stocks. Announcement of new price; too ubbell, 5 to 2. ich ‘of the nins is theory. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by “Rugel tors made what ana his cond inning when he ¢ 1 double that sent two mates seross: the pan. second score at threg all with Si waukee rode 10th’ by put courter after one wax down. but do not frauille. followin, yellow, ised corn be lens than yel- BISMARCK BODY FILES PROTEST ON RATE BOO; (Continue area from page one) rate on wheat i in effect how-| Jones and Hartnett inst interstate com- rain producers and. Dp 3 and yrain producers would be Breckenridge, plainer| Wahpeton, North Dakota and Moo: kinds advancing most; bulk goad] head. Mi fat) created will show that. officer of a South Dakota, Minneso or North Dakota granger railr ever contended that there ever has been, is now or P) Hutter] definite rel from River. V or i points north of the EI Aberdeen, Northern feet from § t has n between grain rates y north of Breckenridge Vicinich. ings). "Foledo ty ‘Louisvinle ROTARY GIVES in n rates.from the Red River ich if permitted to hecome ef- RODUCE fective August 10th ‘ago, July 31.(P)—Potatoes,| rates now in effect from Grand Forks, shipmenta| Fargo ond Wahpeton, North ‘Dakota v3 trading} should be suspended along wth the} el Kansas and Missouri sacked| increases proposed from North Dako-! cobblers $2.50 to $2.90; according to} ta points generally,” 255 ic and commercial to $6.25. ganiations in as many North Dakota 77 tubs; | cities today offered their assistance; creamery extras 41% to 42; stand-|to the state railroad board ards 48; extra firsts 40% to 41%;| fight against increased. tariffs seconds \37 to 39./ grain receipts 8,247.| railroads west of Chicago. ch They vided The North Dakots Bair Saar reight Rate Association, The Nort! x,» (CHICAGO ‘POULTRY -| Dakota Farm Bureau Federation, The ‘Chicago, , July 31.— (#)—Poultry| Jamestown Chamber of wealth yy New. Zealand! alive higher; fowls 20 to 241%;|, Minot Civic and. Commereial Associ- vo deeddd Btiwed to ‘tegister at a ho-| broilers 20 to 25; springs 27; roost-| ation, Bismarek Civie and’ Commer- ed por-| eka. 14%; turkey's it. ites proposed ‘by trunk Jine 20 taleial. Association Wie Manta ; geese 13 to.19. jSommerciat Club TWO GA THIRD PLACE TEAMS GAIN in Mid-season Spurt hi king up in the Cincinnati in’ the tal and Chicago in the Ameri- isthe result of spurts, have a chance to break up to team ts for the flags. a ylean sweep in their ia series. for the sixth vietory, 6 to 2, the Reds bore down on the Pirates and Giants in the senior league, while making more lenge of Bro -half games from the Reds who hav od ball yston in Ci heen bad baseball, innati today ng fenced off Detroit and St. close fight for third y are aft- champion which has it Philadelphia is 8 1-2 ahead of Chi- Coveleskie Flops Sox yesterday knocked “Cov- eleskie out of the bex and smashed his 13 game streak ia a cluster of 18 hits to win, 11 to 1, Meanwhile the Athletics hammered! Whitehill out of the game and beat the Tigers, 9 to 0, with Gray piteh- ing. The Yank fter 14 unsuccessful ly established a three. Cleveland kept _ pace aking it three straight 7 to 2. Buckeye game and a half as Hank Gowdy, teran catcher, rose with a mighty stick to dispute rumors that waivers ked un him by. the} ings). been nts. Hank’s homer and a fly * Braves Win Pittsburg made, the New York ng off a game St. Louis tumbled Brooklyn in aj pitching duel between Reinhart cand 2, Outfieldér Johnson of the Sena- believed to be sociation fielding record. when ied 10 kills and an assist in vith Indianapolis. Columbus twirier, won vith the Indians in the Leverette, me A circuit drive by Melli acker, in the th ‘bic Paul. Mite Pitcher Holley of the Colonels, kept Toledy’s seven hits well scat- tered, while -his mates bunched hits loff the veteran Jonnard in the first two fram 1, and m: Honors were Cily and the Millers onthe Blues’ home ‘lot. Bach its viclory ty, ot The.Colonels won, 3 to run margitt®, 01 Boston 6; 11 Genewi: and G cehan and Smith, 83.1) “aldridge, “New York 4; 12; 1—Chieago 2;{° Op 4,, rott and Howdy; Alexander, Pvlade Iphia 25 12: “Mite wen Knight and W son; Rix- jey_and Hargrave. . Brooklyn 2; 4; 2—St. Louis 5; 8; 0. Hubbell, Osceheger, A, Brown aud Taylor; Reinhart and O'Farrell. Detroit 0; 10; 0—Philadelphia 9; 15; 0. ehill, Wells and Bassler; Su Gray and Cochrane. Chi jengo’ 11; 18; 1,--Washington _ Thurston and Crous Marberry, Rus: St.. Louis 2; 8; 2—New York ° 10; 2, Gaston and Hargrave; Hoyt and 1 Schang. Cleveland 7; 1L-—Beston Columbus Minneap 4. Menepel City 5-3. . Paul a; Milwaukeo 4. Ay inn- KIDS JOY AIDE It was a happy bunch of. kiddies {from the South-Side who went riding j last night with the Lions and Ro-|}. tarians ‘when members of those or-| ganizations called at the Wachter playgrounds where supervised play was being held gnd picked up the 82, youngsters. = / They. were taken to the experin tal station at Mandan and the outing| FoR, was great fun for the Lions and Ros, tarians as well as their guests. +500 boys: wanted at Klein’ ‘3 TORRETS. at 10 o’cloek, Satur- da morning. EE AS a BASEBALL | National League. . York American League Phil: ndelphia ON LEADERS}: White Sox and Cincinnati Reds Threaten Peak Teams Americart League at Philadelphia. It remains to be scen if Slattery Cc level itd t Boston, can forget that there is power-enough Chicago at Washington. in any human fist to send a. man’s _— senses tumbling from his brain. National League Leonard Twice Defeated Brooklyn at St. Louis. American Association Toledo at Indianapoli: Coiumbus at Louisvill St. Paul at Kansas Minneapolis at Milwaukee. with the; American, A Association | Milwaukee 4) St. Iaul-3 (12 inns gid not like the way Slattery his lacing from Shade. They le 3; Toledo +. PRISON NINE. FACES STRONG ° RUGBY OUTFIT crack pris meet the acid t Rugby aggregation in a diamond battle scheduled for next Sunday ® to 1, Gene-j The visiting team has lost only one game out of 20 this scason. .Prison- ers came. out on the short end of three contests. Lineup. for. the Rugby team was announced. to ton, manager of the prison outfit. The folowing will be the linc up for next Sunda: 8 Lawaton, ea: de a clean of. the scries. | S—Hamnilton, € EVENTS AND a he way you trail after Anita] | recms as though you were in love} ' S ith her shadow.” i 2—Cincinnati ‘OR .SALE—Four. rocking, chairs, .1 un Set. Ra dining room table, 1 Singer Sewing machine, white enamel kitchen: cab: |!) inet, ice box, white enamel kitchen table, new gas range, two dressers, |\\' fe beds, 1 sanitary cot, 1 library k| victrola, 3 small "tables, 3) analbeter rugs, 1 congeleum rug. "y *216-6th Street, Phone 468J. FOR: RENT—2 of 3 iroom farnished |} apartment, in modern ‘home. .$25.00.. ‘Very desirable for cotiple. 617° 7tis St.¢ Phone 981R. F31-3t i| FOR ,SALE—Modern _ cottage... fines garage, ‘chicken ousa ant res A land, Nenar.Long Lake, Price reasonable + Sf + Address, F. SV, Gabe pi ee For. RENT—Sleeping rooms, 1 ate front roo! fr nished an and 1 roon-on 2nd floor, suitalde [4 ene” 981R.. “St. a 1 St \ Phone 619. ak uaa hare Portable grain ‘elevator, must be 1T—Furnished, room in eed pe in private | bom, 6 semen fare rai: . eferk ate comer ae may aa their’ tq take more 5 ducing income tase: 53 58 which cultiv: ing, “ now?” Ww. L.” Pet: 34 c AR 620 49 5 49 be “ie i physical times is, at New Yor Benny - —_—_——_—_-¢ Results. Yesterday | just one thing; aaa neat Raa National League | defense. Chi Philadelphia 2, defense, ittsburg 53 Brodklyn By St. Louis °2, Indianapolis 1, y 5-3; Minneapolis 4-1. nm ball nine will t when it meets th by € larence [ADOWS She. lives next jdvor to}” "Princeton Titer. WANTED--Competent girl for genct- al.housework, Phone 506. 7-B1-t£ |) , 2 lamp,.i buffet, 1 i) yh 7-31- 1w i all furnished, Wath; \sun |i} dat’ onde.’ 23 Tafel ed bay on Ast floor, well very desffable ‘for: 2, Rent reasonable, | 517 “th [u) ent reas rath NT—Bleepine oom ae 6b i Sr ? neerens | Sunday 2:00 P. M. KNOCKOUT MAY RUIN BY JOE WI New York—That part of the world] tepyj duteredted in the scientific if] hat at Jimmy Slattery do Jimmy Slattery, the young man’ from. Buffal jin w moment of youthful tion, accepted a knuckling ment with the somewha Dave Shade and was knocked com- pletely stupid in the ensuing head-on American Association ot you may recall, is} Ynockout Hoe whe! stamp him engage- 2 : shopworn| Bargains, in homes. have “The Best of the West” and will loan you the money on, Will the knockout make ur break] to invest. Phone 138. this young 185-pounder whose rapid \rise formed the year’s most colorful ne in boxing? The answer. is entirely Slattery himself. a knockout. feat you don’t. Before Shade cracked him on the Van Dyke, Slattery’s knowledge of the knockout was purely academic and personal. remembrances, give than receive. like Yuletide better to! Other fighters have. been. knocked to.eome on in subsequent tests and gain greater honors. The classic example of the ring is who was stopped before winning the tith iy Joe Shrugue in four roun: next by Frankie Fleming in ) Three years City. knocking out. Freddie Welsh in nine rounds and winning the lightweight mornings, championship, Those knockouts to Leonard meant ing, and an important that a glaring tem of himeelt to out only weakness: existed’ in Leonard applicd the drab business of perfecting his on to win the inmost. valuable heavyweight ranks, It “is, entirely possible the Sha upheaval will serve as a sim jaro icct lesson for Slattery cording to all greater prospect at the mome! was Leonard at ; Like Front Runner Oldtimers at the ringside. however, [they looks great when out i: pered. This ha at handie puni mont. whe isn't going: The world wondered what for him to ask-} are made. a morning the <*| Quick Quaker shan Cooks in to S minutes corresponding took | 60 lines x 2 cols, trought w in him the tell-tale ma | of the front runner. “The boy that front, bad when he stops one,” they whis- | Juvenile Band Concert Tonight marck Juvenile ea concert.th 7:30 o'clock on the grou sc The public is cordial- easily’ be a fatal p. If Slattery doesn't relish The following - program sey would do when the time came one. He showed them in the’ Firpo fight: He took a ie one and came back for more. That's the stuff of which champions New Colonial—March. The Bondman—Overture. Star of the Evening—Waltz. Liz—Fox trot. Melody to Youth—Serenade. Stanley—March. Determination—Overture. Louise—Musical Comedy’ selection. Midnight—Waltz. Little Bunch O’Honeyness—Song. The Seout—March Maybe: Slattery has it, and maybe he hasn't. At any rate the Sha ugh definitely to lory. Cook with Gas. Ideal Fuel. ELECTRIC COOKERY COOKING IN COMFORT tors Mortgage Security Co. Office with First Guaranty up to Mr. A knockout is just Bank. Either you get over it The effect on your lasting. | Dn your mental cquipage it some- | 7:35 A.M. The breakfast cooked, the kitchen cool That's Quick Quaker, the “no hot kitchen” solution of the summer breakfast problem FERE is the right summer breakfast... oats and milk. Doctors urge it. Children do well on it. Active folks need it. Yet you cook it in 3 to 5 minutes. That means no frying and stewing on ed It means meeting hot days with a smile. Get Quick Quaker. You will be delighted. Same rich Quaker flavor. Cooks faster, that’s the only difference. Copy No. 4731 News 24527 EFH EGJ AUTOMOBILES. ARE BUILT, BUICK, WILL BUILD THEM