The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1925, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1925 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREE a a ar good; Hillsboro to state line, fair. ley, fairs a getting away to a s' tart. Gen- BISMARCK GRAIN | cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 north Edgeley to Ellendale, good. a . | eral Baking soared eight, points ‘be-| (Furnished by Rassell-Miller Co.) |¢* $1.00 to $1.63; No. 1 dark north-/ Route No. 2.-Furyo to James: ‘Route No, 6—Minot to Max, good; Grain Fi y 1 fore noon and Mack Trucks and Cal; ck, August 2- ern spring; choice to fancy $1.70 to} town, fair to good; Jamestown Max to Bismarck, : mancia ifornia Packing 7 points each. Call) ceenorthern st 3 good to choles $1.64 to $1.68; Steele, rough; Steele to Bismarck Route Na 8 ; “an a Forks ives | Money renewed at four per cent aihoeg: GAEIRE ordinary to good $1.57 to $1.61; ) el iair; “Bismarck to Mandan, paved: Leeds, good; Leeds to Minot, Livestock News ‘Atchison, Chesapeake and Ohio] No | Northern, spring 1 hard ‘spring $114 to § No. 1; Mandan te Hebron, rough; Hebron] Route No, 9—-Portal to Minot, By Associated Press Leased Wire. | and the merchandise and shipping} Xo" y nixed durum oMntana on track $1.66 to| tv Dickinson, fair; Dickinson to Sen-|pood; Minot to New Rockford, fair; issues were pushed into prominence | 4°" 76; to arrive $1.66 to $1.76 w Rockford to C ltinel Butte, rouyh; Sentinel Butte rington, good; in the afternoon when some of the] \ » fair; Val- 1 2 1 red durum 1 . . flax Es mber old $1 to state line, good rrington to Valley City CHICAGO GRAIN | early leaders be to yield under) 5° > flax 1” ; Route No. d-Hansboro to Car- Tey City to Lisbon, good; Lisbon to Chicago, Aug. 21—UP)—Wheat, No. | profit taking sales, Noa tee to $1.01) rington, good; Carrington_to Edge: | Havana, fair, hard $1.64% to $1.65%2; No. 2 hard| . - ee ce 3 Hard winter wheat to B8!sc.} —————— $1.6042 to $1.66. | CHICAGO MARKET TABLE Winter wheat » Rye No. 2 $1.01 to AT OPENING: wie ve 2 mixed $1,054; No. 2 BRINGS RIS | Wheat cen High Low Close | ,,{We,,uate but do not handle ‘the | ee " pe s ollowing: : ~ a) j Oats to ise; j seek 1 ‘ae? Oats i 2 ast ATR RO ADS Mellow, Rich, Smooth Flavor iran No : ea Barley : + TRADE LIGHT oe $7.00 to $8.2 hones seed NT ies oo pele, Per Tel with Thick, Creamy Foam, | ery 75 to $27.50; lard $17.40; ribs peel * 1.037; is 1 4% 1 035% i $18.60; bellies That's eee i May: Sieeeibione " MINNEAPOLIS CLOSING serve Oats: SL Optimistic Reports From Do-| — sinneapolis, Aug. (®)—-Wheat Federal Rese rve Bank State | Sept. Minnehaha Pale fee, z IN BULLETIN send as firm within a narrow range . situa. | Dee 2, inion Northwest De- | 35) iteolhigt ah Ms; [ Ment Shows Credit situa, |, Hoe : er and 14, fo ecembe ati axe Rye cent Per pow iscount under | . * he start was dans Mul pits wee: ation Relaxed Sept. 4. 104 1.05 1.04 55 Ib. Ear corn & ¢ under shell. | SS “The Real Lagered Brew 4% to Mee over yesterday's ——_— | Dee. 1.07% 1.08% 1.07% . a ae {Mandan to Hebron Reported later backing and filling on al y York, Aug (P—With the | May 112% 1.13% 112 , NEW YORK PRODUCE | . 7 an federal ‘reseeve bank statements in- | Berd: New York, Aug. 21.—()-Butter | Rough; Bismarck to James- | HEALTHFUL, REFRESHING wheat was firm early. Buy-|dicatimy continued ease in the eve. | Sept 17.20 17.87 easy; receipts 12,813. Creamery ex-| F \ VAL oF .. YF i, sulin \ortbwet the Went Guiiot paid 1 cent) better| dit situation nr ch. 17.80 17.45 | tras (92 score) 43% to | town Fair | PALE g SATISFYING, for desirable quality. Later the firmer; receipts 1%,784.; today opened slightly under ‘Thu ' . i . opening of today's 32 | Fresh gathered extra firsts 34 to 35c. art aay's cows alied pithe| market #lowed down, ruling nearly openins of today . , 183 Presh gi extra firsts 84 to Be.) Road co eS Tavawensul: Noval fist pene ie opel during ve early satectinis’ wel opened Tour points hipher | Oct 18.35 18.45 18.30 18.80 | Cheese barely steady; receipts 123, Darers conten ten pate _ th | ; opening. ding was light es to fir i eet wee s Ae ee | y report of the e highway | Order your supply trom With. focal “operators on, both aided " irm pager for neg Ve 5 ™ : tment today. The condition of 0 fle market, ‘September seemed| Corn was 1 to 2 cents lower. | anna notons also Oct. , vido | OLIS CASH GRAIN fpal routes : 7 ‘ to show more strength than Decem- | its steady; rye steady. — Barley) Se ee utenti NEAPOLIS olis, Aug. 21.-Wheat re! State Route N Pembina to! marck Bottling Works, Inc. a ‘firm to 1 cent higher; flax se Coppers were again in pood demand. | MINNEAPOLIS TABLE 348 cats commared with 265! y é ‘ ber The opening was M4 to Me hig 3 flax seed heid a . Ts compared with 5 | ¢ . good ften to Hillsbor down, with Sept at $1.59 to | Steady The gene sided up- | Wheat: : BISMARCK, ND. ig and December ut the same | - ward unc of the | Open High Low Close $1.50 to $1594; consider- DULUTH CLOSING public utility 138 in May |. Duluth, Aug. 21.2) Wheat was + 1.58 “imost 2 cents over fiitly strong today, but — prices | moved within narrow range. At end and seemed to! of the first three hours spring, wheat aaah’ the fore dur-| futures were unchanged to Ye up| brought forward 1.014%) 101% LOW 1 ; trading was light t hour from 4c up; ith no pressure| hd durum futures v forward : i the open a {to Wwe off. Cash handlers reported | N00? ening particularly represen 104% 1.04" 1 ®,¢ up, with Septem) good demand from millers r pro-| © food neocks Bohrer Fi ae to $1.04, the market took in wheat and that they v will | packing, cereal and’ baking it, #roups. AC the same time strong ; omipetitive bidding — ¢ nued z x to pay good premiums for pe and then fluctuated CAPITOL ( press Grain Mart i Chicago, Aug. 21.—(P)—With Win! © nipeg showing fair strength and {| more favorable reports from the | {| i { Delicatessen Shop ; avow Hmita._ i pot “basis ‘was. tinchanged the high priced specialt resulting urted a shade to Se down, Wigmine es fi several speeulator. gains 1 tember at 40's to 40% and DULUTH CASH) GRAIN teel and Ameriean Can. wer i 4 Tuna steel and American Can were prom SATRE i the openi Figures. j hs Aue (P)—Wh linent in the upward flight of prices SNEAPOLIS FLOUR THE E Provisions were firm and higher. dark uerihern. steel common touching 121'4, | the Minne apalis, Aug. 21 eredee ps —- at a oO i e {highest p we las areh, while « ed s pinents: 7,426 b 4 4 orders through houses with eastern | uerthern § CA pamee rT ed T arU ane Ne TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ' orders through houses with Med | SLi to $11: Can quickly van up six points atter| rels, Bran $24 to $25 Matinee at 30 Saturday bearish. The range amber s over two cents me um $1.40 to $1.41; ed rather rapidly from mid) $140; 1 mixed durun 3 1 to the close. bulge came/2 mixed durum $1.36 to $ right at the finish and Cattied wheat | durin $1.38. , to the high point of the day. The| Oats 3 white track 381: FOR YOUR PARTY WANTS We can supply your entire luncheon or dinner with no annoyance or ineonven- to finish found wheat 7 to Tye up) Gast 3 white to September $1.61?s to Sisits | Ne. 1 orye $101. choice to and December at $1.60%% to $1.60%.| faney 73 to 75e; medium to ood 62 ‘Corn held within. narrow’ limits | lower grades 65 to some selling of September} The close was f September! . 7 ; with some saline oe sare ptemOaT| wheat closed Se uo at $1.00 bids} ience to you. All special orders given September at $h0I to Sod, changed, at S168) bid: September prompt and careful attention by Mrs. J. FARGO PRODUCE ‘ber and November leo $1.40} SLD, Aug. 21) But-| asked; December tc off at $1 churning cream 43. cents;! Spot. rye: fell stock 28 cents, vats C. Haskin. Aro, CHICAGO POTATOES poae SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, AUG, 22. Chieago, Aug. (P) Potato re- eae colpts BA cars, 244 con track fate aed pate ing Fe eee ie Miniida ciek September CHICKEN PIES STUFFED TOMATOES + and bulk early Ohie ee | changed and Devenir Tye up CVEN BAKED HAM SALADS Tr; “PAUL LIVE St. Paul, Aug. OVEN BAKED BEANS COTTAGE CHEESE i i \ | | i; ' | j RY—_CHEESE “i e 00; opening about » eady, BOILED T TUE 1) Poultry | ymewhat improved: | aliort| seaenistorte eis APPLE TAPIOCA PUD- ! fed offerings consider MEAT LOAF DING broi een Carnation & young i pert | STUFFED PEPPERS LEMON TAR‘ turkeys bulls unchanged, | $4.00; run includes around 30 Canadian stocker and feeder fle nothing done on these early; oth about steady at week's decline. Bulk Calves $8.00; 25¢ low- $11.00 to $11.50; bulk Cheese unchanged 1 twin 22% n2ke; twin + single daisi 4, to 24e; longhorns brick 20% to 2le. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK “Chicago, Aug. —-A)—(U S O A)—(#)—-Hogs 9,00 slow; di able grades; 200 pounds and less 10 fd cents hirher than Thursdav's | 84 Those dry breakfast cereals take a lot of cream! Why not use Carnation Milk, undi- luted and double-rich, just as it comes out of the can? It will cut your cream bill in half. | Americas PERFECTION BAKING (0. Mandan, N. D. STRONGHEART The dog that thinks twice as fast as a man, to 300 pound butcher + few early Be aan : ss | rr eee pes $e ee Good? Just iry this appetizing, “WHITE FANG” ny | teede: ve cost Thurs- i A feedurs $12.0; averaze cost Thur nourishing milk, and you will heen 800; fat lambs 25¢ lower; 00 to $14.00; sheep steady; want to use it for everything —in coffee and in all your South Side Gr ocery cooking. Stant today», Your GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS grocer has it. Jack London’s Mighty Epie of the North Country. MACK SENNETT COMEDY weight hogs 2, medium $ to NFAI TOE: 80 to $13 1b; | MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES i Minneapolis, Aug. (P)—Pota- “ wR? i backing SONS toes light wire inquiry, demand Write for free 32-page Ce 120 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. THE PLUMBER shuener PIES slow, some quarters, market weaker, Aphid ol at tooo closer ‘I Sam Sloven, Proprietor Phone 571 or 3 r BO sus tea ad ft kin-| Many springs, barely, holding tion Cook Book, conteine i iu 2 oa. Adults 35e Children 15¢ attle 2,000; fresh, riba, most ly prices carloads ‘delivered ing 100 Mary Blake recipes ing, claaien. very. (sea hardly freight only deducted Saturday Specials are Cash and No Delivery. enough here to make marke TaRaeet puel care Chanayiou Ming Pacavors (Company fferings, especially supply fee g e ; | trade steady; most steers of value | Ohi U. N 100 Carnation Bldg. © Oconomowoc, Wis, G. W. Sugar, 1 79 ee downwards fey Aik nS , in sanitary 25-lb. cloth sacks........... ° alf fat offerings upward to Soa ae Fs i . 16 (4 ted batter firmer undertone. devel-| - eu eee ee ai “From Contented Cows” Armour’s Cloverbloom Butter, 44 oping in she stock; most native and | was unchanged teiey ae if per pound.............-. pace tao equaee 6 c western grass steers $ $8.25 to| E37 duty. paid paid for Cuban eiacee vealers steady to $12.50 to)" Raw futures at midday were 1 to 2 i ; vrades | Points net higher ae oes a cases bel detives | ggHetined was unchanged at $5.40 to rable natives 40 packers @14.00|() 4°r Tine granulated. Me a moderate 8 e ; ae ‘ is 0 S a all 11.00 to $11.50 mostly; few $12.00; | ‘ fat native ewes $6.00 to 25 ere Minneopa Coffee, 49 Cc y $8.00; Tas. ing | . per pound......... : Daeeises 5 Bn lame on country account, stexdy : | Phone 631-W | Grocery | 1th & Thayer | Mijnesha Galion Bantam Corn, “196 CHICAGO PRODUC E per can........ See eee ee eee eens We have received a shipment of the new supply Scotch Cured Herring, the best you ever had. How Many Pounds? 5 (®) —Butter | The Original Cash and C: ry Store. Golden Bay String Beans, regular arate eady to lower; receip 00 tubs, D 2 4c creamery extras ave standards = > Gig icone ed oo “ S pretences 41%e; extra firsts 4014 to dlc; firsts t 5 ae ' 4 orth Star Si weet Peas, aay i naeheee eceipts 10,863 av, Sugar at the Right Price. 4 cans... bitoni a 57c Ee ives 20%5c; ordinary Minneopa brand Strawberries or Loganberries, regular pa aller: Tomatoes, large cans, 9 8c nL 45 cent seller. NEW YORK POULTRY Saturday only, 2 cans......... duhagaracy 75¢ New York, Aug. 21.—(#)—Live poultry irregular. Chickens by BARGAINS! freight and express 24 to 26c; fowls Van Camp’s medium size Pork and Beans, 59 regular price per can 20c. 5 cans.......... Cc Early Nariety Hees, regular 20 cent elles by freight 24 to 27; by express 22 3 cans. RRS aes ea ice asia 4 Cc Berry Select Jam, half gallon pail, 84 The use of Gas in the home for cooking to 28c. Dressed poultry stead, un-i/ Don’t delay the chance e $1.25 value for Saturday, only............. , c and heating your water, frees the modern changed. Pierre Ne of getting stocked up at Carnation Milk, 35c Snowflake Cocoa Maninater Castile Soap, 25 housewife, houseowner and servant from the MINNEAPOLIS CARLOT T GRAIN these wonderful bargain 3 large cans...... ee os 3 bars. cic an Cc grime and labor of stoking coal. Cee ee ee ance Ne Im) Brice. Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, regular 20 cent seller, > 40 Buckeye Corn Meal, in 10-1b. sacks, 49 \ hie ; dark northern $1.62 to aians No. |] while they last, 3 cans...........0000005 Cc regular price 65C..........0sceeeeeeseeeees Cc In these days when efficiency, convenience and economy are paramount considerations in home or shop Gas is recognized as the best —for fuel. 2? do $1.59 to $1.824%; No, 3 do $1.58 4 90 §1.88%;" No. 4 do’ $1.58% toi] SCHOOL SUPPLIES PigGig. Nowa dark, hard’ winter $1.70! 1 hard sprin, @ to r : $1677; No. 2 tinber duran ial te Fresh Fruit of all kinds. 1.35; No, 1 durum $1.41 jo. 180) Gusum $13¢%; 1 mixed wheat || SATURDAY SPECIALS $1.50%; 2 mixed wheat $1.47% to Fancy lot of Spring Chickens at the right price. : Why? Are the majority coming from near and far, blocks Gas, too, is cleaner, easier, more economical —-more dependable the year ’round. 4 Squabs, venga sale BNO 3 68 to 70st et ig Be Sunmai Seediess Raisins, oN ; 20c pid Fe Oe ee oe No: 4 67 to 70c. Corn No. 1 yellow Picnic Ham, Swift’s 4b. pkg..........4- Meee siiee? . 45c TO GET ‘ | 7 eee $1:02%; No. 2 yellow $1.02; 6 mixed your home, store or shop. For full particu- Brand, per lb......25¢ Saat ants datas Pine i Quick Naptha Soap Golden Bantam Sweet Corn, j 1 5 c lars phone or call at our office. $1.06; 2 $1.02 to $1.04%; flax nom- Chips, regular 30c sel- MO OZON ssc cis s csis piles vies we tae or ee = Be eye eee ler, per box 25e Wm. Baker’s Cocoa 1/5 Ib. tins, regular : ee , AS 3 "sg . tins, Duluth, ue ee 21—)— 10 cent seller, while they last 3 tins for...... 1 Oc MALT SYRUP BISMARCK GAS COMP ANY h; flax on track $2.63%% flax to arrive $2.63; Sep- 4% ; Oct. $2.63; Novem- December $2.58%. Heat your water with Gas. It’s the Super-Fuel. Bismarck Quality 506 BROADWAY Store. 417 8rd St. Phone 426) DO NOT FORGET that we also have everything in the line of Malt Syrups and Supplies that you might wish. - BUTTERMILK SWEET CREAM AND MILK.