The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 Grain Livestock By Associated Press Leased Wire. NEW YORK STOCKS A Reco SCORE aati — All. Chem. bye .. F ‘ late ‘ [Am. ‘ [Ae is } 14 mda Cop. 4 7 en tpece ani | Atchison 4 Short ore rep said to Be At Coast Line ' tag ; {Baldwin Loco, Factor in New Opening | Balt. & Ohio F Shica Bethlehem St. 5 in at Chicago \Calitorin i = Canadian P Aug (P) —Owing: | Cont. Leath. un able weathe Cerro de Pas: cal ' Britain the wheat market in/ Chandler Motor Chicago took ane upward swing | Chesapeake & Ohio 1 Liverpool tations & Northwestern to show ne, but in- § pid. d scored an vance. : BA good jee was: PB taken on a small the new crop implies PPB that on depended on We Kansas as a source of supply must | Corn look elsewhere for many moaths be-| Crucible Steel fore the 6 Kansas crop is avail {Cuba Cane . pid. ee ghle 5 ! Davison Cher j ‘Dodge Bros. pfd ‘ Du Pont de Nem ; were followed by. s . & Lt. etfs oof 4 are then by mod- Chicw in the helt! tend the corn m in sympathy with : 1-8 tod up| rr $1.06 1-4 to $1.06 5-8 corn Mm declined to well below yesterday's! Hudson Motors A stnishe 4} touching $1.04 | Tlinois Central iM 1-8 to gain, | Independent 0. & G. 3 ats continued firn Int. Harvester : pointed upgrade, des- Int. Mer Mar. pfd. ‘ ness in holdings. y the market suffered | Froninecounta corn: seabeees | Renin d rebounded with surprising sud-| Lehigh s in the last half hour, offer- | Loui i ree and previous Truck impeding to buy. The Oil “uneven: | 1 ents lower than Tues | F + light weight show most de-| slaughter pigs steady to 10 lower; shipping outlet nar-; bulg good and choice 170 to! 10 ‘pound weight $13.80 to $14.00 ractical tope $14.00; majority desir- | to 800 pound bute ; $1.00; light light & packing sows $11.60 to $13.00 to § choice : ring others Southern steady; Southern tern and ‘meaty o $9.00; better gp tock strong, others st hall trade in dumps; uneve B yas vealers whe higher at $1 to $13.50, Sheep 15, fat lambs active, a low ate ete enlls native steady at $11.00 to $11.50. No early sales feeding lambs; fat oes sheep about steady; handy weight Poca ni western ewes to tr Crysler § bulk odd lots 6A oxtras ‘ firsts 40 to} to $1.07 seconds | to $1.07 1: i 2 white 41 to 42 1-2; No. , ote te al 12, 'y .72 to BA. mothy seed $' to $8.50, Clover ‘seed $19.50 tu $27.00, Lard $17.37, Ribs $19.00, = Bellies $22.00, CHICAGO POTATOES {P)—Potato re- al U MINN EASD IIS GRAIN TABLE heats Rigmanta ates geadtiecanls Open High Low Close market a trifle firmer on western pt. aie 1.60553 56 about steady on other sto Colo" | Dee. 160% 1. cked round white $3.40 to) Oats: ho sacked cobbler 33.00 to “38% i ording to condition; no AON, reported. on Kaw Valleys Minn: | acked early Ohio 1.03% 1.06 lk $2.20 to $2. £06 als CHICAGO Chicago, Aug. steady to firm; 2.64 1G. roosters. FARGO PRODUCE TABLE ce Fargo, Aug. 12.-P)—Butter fat) h Low Close churning cream 44° cents; packing GAM | stock 28 cents, ,EW YORK POULTRY les i New York, Aug. 12,—-GP)—Live| Sept. 10 poultry firm; broilers by freight 26) Dec. BOG fowls | May a 91% t ss 22] Oats: | Sept. Al eee a j De "137% « DULUTH i May 167% Minn, Aug. 1 ; jax on trac 1.08% + 110% October 115 | Dezember § ; 1 dark northern | Sept. 17.40 2 dark northern| 7.45 17.50 3 dark northern! , Ribs: : 1 northern $1 opt. 18.02 18.95 18.92 1 amber durum $1.47 LOct -18.70 18.77 18.70 2 amber durom $1.45"! A Bellic ie durum $1.45 A6 | Sept. te pe ate 3 mixed durum mixed durum $1411 to $1 te "itnee red durum $144 Yato $145%s. ar wheat No, Oats 1 white t 40%e; oats Bi dark to $1.8 » white arrive ve $1,071%, flark northern $1.6 to $t $5 Barley choice to fancy 77 to dark northern $1.51% to medium to good 71 to Te; lower {4 dark northern $1.48% to H grades 69 to 74e. [t bard. spring $1 Their loss was strong with buying | hard wire § 1 amber durum 68; No. 2 mixed durum $1.51 to 1 mived wheat 61.56 to $1.59%. eptember wheat closed 4c ple grade 694% to 75c; 2, * bid; December 2% 7c; 8 mixed 75e; 4, 67 to 72c; ptember — durum (yellow 71.10%; 3 yellow 3 Oct. 2% up a 08% Oats 2 white 39 to 40% November 2%e up at $1.44 nominal- white 37% to 39c; rye 1. $1.06 to ly and December cc; oats %e; Sep- | $! We 2, $1.05% to $1066; flax tember barley 1c; spot barley closed | No. 1, $2.68 to $2.71. ° unchanged. Light offerings Oct CORRECT COO: Y COOK BY WI and no seed firn Ye; Nov. selling > Vee. fell Me. INSTEAD OF BY FIRE Use Gas. , It’s the Scientific] Cook with Gas. It’s the Fuel. + Ideal Fuel, - MARKETS | IRREGULARITY | _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE teady; alk fit t $5.00 to ngs ewes up to $18.00 and Shay Mr husband Canaday had her estranged ! 30; Datk to packers $11.00 | ROSCOE G ETS ANOT HER TRIP | tte He was elected to the Senate in News es tatehes iy mul | POX Lad. Kidnaped by Fathers Is “Stolen” A by Mother, « ae mies he i close touch with — the i knewn in the east as s radial, and for farm. legislation f Fiseht him known throughoul. the country commencing Monday. j J ul A hl ! MARKS STREET, VETERAN HAND; | Na re * | ou | RETURNS FOR |, or eit eu BUYING RUS i 1925 HARVEST, | City D, Awe. i=" Bir} : , si Vote" Burman werived in Valles General Railway Signal Opens ‘ eth consecutive | a i . . and threshing. | Five Points Higher After nd Duruny futere ed and lengthy} : ; ; [were unchanged to quarter cont a Saga GF are: mate: iis first Lb Sensation Yesterday s slow with millers apath into North’ Dakata fate in the Call| i were unchanged however Vet igob. Nie jing been in the state | ‘ t ed 1 during the harvest months eve New York, Aug. 1 (2) oM y YORK PRODUCE 1 en ms ire character the Aug. 12. Butter ets “Burman, in recounting the years of | inte tock ava irregular, the past, tell ome interesting: | railwa yesterday nal te ateearly North Dak ! ° and method of handl future, ovened five points or nearby henne: In 1s! ays, t F ling of the Oi " 15 » settle. Instead’ t wy | cipt farmer harvest a crop of al buying of the Ra [then stayed around helping with the \ | [rest of the farm work until the cold! CLOSING ather set in. That first winter} 12. Moderate yw too much for me he said, “sal riod of cin | TP beat it back te Lowa.” j es and an excited comenack with {The next fall, however, found “Bie | osing: rain of 41S tod 3-8 cent tarint lo 0, al I< the story of the wheat market | to the state n| today. Cash wheat wa | er since | rent hi Durum ws nd aby quiet the first Murry of Snow flake | | | ‘| 4 HELP PLUM Ror | weve fit 1 San Francisee © plum erop inf were ste: i | Northern Calif increased by |} : a plum tree | | MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Mossom and. placing Minneapolis, Aug (PY Whe ut Sassure ation ; comparen with 16 | HPht MRS. ROSCOK CANADAY AND ROSCOL, Jt t ‘ | Weber & Fields in “Friend- be ot be ehele Jaway and harried him back to New \, ly Enemies.” Capitol Theatre! 31.00 uae Ros. | York | arrested and souht to ex owacharge of kidnapin tradite hi ‘ » freight only polis St. Paul + Ohios U.S ), mostly liquidation of the oil he sank to new te iN Minne | for trial BISMARCK GRAIN ee iM INN NESOTA \ oe x tee of the Minn | SHELL co Ye ow White & Mixed or more kA i Kis historian Au DN» wd i 2 ; opening slow about Tent per pound discount under! or ‘en smn mostly in fee grades 55 Ib, bar corn 9 cents under shell. , in Winnie digoAienerall sof dry LEAVES FOR CIT i SHARE ae ne Mrs. A. W. Snow left today for a |) 1 busin two weeks’ visit with relatives and onvention here friends in the twin cities. | elected included a : = 1 cocmmander, view nae enue Wheary Trunks, sturdy and 4 national committer bulls very They last ha correctly designed. ockers and. ” “moderate { Minnesota legion — publishing. Bane Ooanin eae) ELECTRIC COOKERY pany hoard of directors. | COOKING IN ComrortT |, BOYS’ SHOP—blein’s Tos: VATOR PETER NORBECK Tov Late To Classify «Falls, Aug. 12 From ‘ig ee ea of wells ip tnelUntial Steg up touring with Cali. | 8®! ‘ Ban sour wa is the record made by Senator | ison, Bro hie tye lan | Peter Norbeck of Sonth y Bo) mn ; furnished comet [began life in a desolate streteh of Foeiree furnished room.) prairie in Clay county 55 years ao| TOW [and re most EN, eapeg | intl 1 rom modern fur | tment, Varney flat ee eC Nepean He attenaed th tate Hea university for a time, but was foreed s Ki to drop out before ‘completing his, cour hington sed, and built up a highly ‘suc ) At he began hi career as ae F digged of artesian wells, s | and cupboard. | with exactly which { ‘vo oR nicely | ed, from his | s:0ooms, for light housek | modern home, — Private | alte aay outside comp: i | notes farm eS payment | jwhen their customers were hard | ' come of all farmer: cessful business, » | In 1900 Norbeck moved to Redfield, | » estimates. | 8 nd entered politics. He serv: nt $67 a month. | terms in the city council, i fy te senator for three terms. | NOMDID ELD R SOM lieutenant governor. in j Indianapolis, Und. A Wy Elected Governor | | Uninersity voxperinont has by After servi two terms in that that there are 40 distinet types OF | tice arl| soil ina ten-acre section of Ja | per county, Ind., land. | All the bran, all the wheat ‘ un | But the New York court “11g the Super- other whirlwind jaunt acrass the /¢#se out, holding that ay toe eZ cited Rik ot kidnap his own chil i Pee nes, Mrs. Canaday promptly took a leaf The world at large got all excited | fy om her husband's book about these two trips, because Ros- |ty New York. laid her 1 the process of being kid jr, and rushed bi iG = time ‘ MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES oseoe they v ust slg ae Cane “ee POTATOES: y ju ow, she says, his travels are end: . 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