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

4 4 | dressed poultry. steady; unchanged, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925 Grain Livestock SELLING IN TWO FUTURES DROPS WHEAT Liquidation Depresses Cereal at Chicago; Mart Rebounds (P)—Lig and D were uncovered t hit $1.54 but a temporary mber dropped to be- halting place, 1 nd Septembe 5 hour reaction set in at these the market strengthened Wheat opened 1-8 up to 4 vents dow ed however, the openia 1-8 cents up to T-4 cents down After opening unchanged Is cents up, $ 3 this delivery hewh offerings were exception Neht Provisions were dull and somewhat lower 1 to stop loss. orders, used pre: estern co sellers at times, but some supp commission houses ¢ om op and Decem- top SERS0; 00 pound butcher packing sows largely $10. weight she shippers rocuuy; hb to SI lieht BILAG nis higher; ear yin between ‘grades med up kind with Jong eady to to 40 cents up; higher, vealers 50 to. Ta $ bulk prices fol- fed steers $11.0 to $15. up kind 0) 00 to heifers 1 cutters $3.00 $133.00; rain armed G § d feeders 000; for week 6,000; direct and 190 double decks from’ feed todays market nominal; all reeeipts direct compared ago fat lambs strong to 25 showing ¢ feeding lam! bulk price: tla $14.25 wethers 96.00 and natives d gis 10.50 and yearling 3 fat ewes PAUL LIVESTOCK ‘aul, Minn., Aug. 29—) —-Live cattle and hogs were again on the price toboggan this. week, while fat lambs and shcep_ sta temporary reaction, reflecting large- ly the condition of the market for Bs sed meats, the weekly of the U. artment of South St. ed unevenly 2% cer stuff show- es. This placed beev to 50 cen ing the maxim bulk of the gra to $7.25, better x to $8.5 vith on # $5.50 for heife ters going at $2.75 to $3 sage bulls closing at $ $4.25, a few heavy bulls up to $4.10. was similar to th heef market, values closing from 6 to $1.00 lower than Jast week w $11.00 taking bulk of the goud light calves to packers. Stocker and feeder values worked downward in sympathy with the beef steer market, the close finding val- ues rated anywhere from 25 to 7% cents lower, common kinds being off most; top meaty feeders went into the «dry lot at $9.00, other meaty sorts ab $7.25 to $8.20, bulk of the ntocker and feeder crop around $5 to close in the hog house un- $13.15 top, bringing age losses for the week on bute and bacon hogs to 15 to 25 cents, while packing sows show a full 60 cent drop. Bulk of the desirable 140 to 225 pound weights scored at $12.75 to $13.10, heavier butchers bulking at $12.40 to $12.60, with pack covered at $12.00 to $1 Fat lambs $14.00 for d in gsorted out at $10.00, Sheep held to the $4.50 to $7.25 range for heavy nd handy weights on packer ac- count, with breeding ewes from: $10 to $11. “Native feeders made $12:76 to $13.00. 3 NEW YORK POULTRY New York, Aug. 29.—UP)—Live poultry steady; prices unchanged. $5.25). sm MARKET RISE {Initial Gains All Along the 248% 2.49 No. 1 N BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell Bismarck, August 29. 1 dark northern orthern springs joi durum § (P)—-Butter 870 tub: ier Ca) Se BPN ow! DA . HE BISMARCK TRIBUN PAGE THREB, nn = iar ‘i ~ eerie cena ene - nate panna iggy ore y — within. more eo ospring wheat fs said to beta narrow range closing % cent low: | closely selected extras 57 to SR; READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS i ‘ pile from: reees- [already earmarked foreChieage de-|er. Barley showed a Gem endenes neurby and nearby western henne ee aeeits nd four points in livers ame unde sand finished unchanged for Decem-| whites, firsts to average extras 4 MARKE | S inancial S. Cast Tron Pipe,| sure and broke sharply | ‘cent higher ptember, arby hennery browns extras Ne movements in these is seed declined 33 to’ cent. [a1 to. Pacific coast whites, ex- c ews jsues were generally jean DULUTH. CASH GRAIN h wheat was about unchanged tras 52 to 54; do firsts to extra By Assoclated Press Leased Wire. | Bullish operations were effective in| Duluth, A 0 PY No. | ured with futures, durum un-|firsts 1% to 50, | number of motor, tobacco and ship-] northern’ $1.5: to & ra | changed. Winter also showed steady| Cheese receipts 204,129 Ths F | ping shares. held relatively to_artive 2 dark! tendency, compared with a.year ago, - MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE | steady despite further northern $150 to 3 dark | Corn generally weaker with yel-) When | | euts.” Littles peculative intere northern $148 to § : 1north-| low off one cent and mixed down 1| CHICAGO TABLE Open High Low Close | manifest in the rails hough Gulf, ern 4 to $1 143 I northern to} to 2 cents. € was firm. Rye was Wheat: THEATRE Dee 2 164 1.55% 1 aM beg x rt HD Preferred ae arrive SLOis 3 Loamber durum $1.36) slow and ut some cobiinrativo| Open isch ow Clo: Dee Lag 1.550 | | Colorado and Southern were lifted) 1. ta siant pric ly to’ quiet.) Sept 1 1 1 > TONIGHT za to new highs. The closing was] ts ty siinte: Was seed was Titi, Peter ed LAST TIME TONIGHT “6 aa ft Totals approximately 500) 1.5 1 durum i, 1 000 shares. | BOB CUSTER —in— “THE RANGE wis | iene : . 1 aimber durnm ule { GOR 8T List Scored on Stock 1 1 mixed duruia median to 67; brick 20 zt aw 68h: 6K | eal Noo fed Wap | Sey Ble an aan | TERROR” ager nee Say Exchange No. 1 flax —— —— Ne ny 4 a A | EW YORK COTTON i 8 Nee flak MINNEAPOLIS. CASH GRAIN MINNEAPOLIS POULTRY HONS 104% 1.02% 1.03 Mater bdaal SOEce; Tattee| New: Mork (Ay —teuttis| Seay neg a reign ee rare paneaueliss Us Pedra Vint 1 17 1 9 quiet WO; futures} New York, / ull dark hard winter hap rereipts 872 try moderate demand GOT TEOd a “ : > | pperat ions, encouraged by Ue | 1 inal “winter 19 rth. | improvin Carloud V9 VT Our Gang me Fg call money sated gosta one tate but do not handle the | ‘lark. | delivered only ‘de 98 were resumed with vigor at the epen-| Oate SUSI [jue cached Cte ITRT TRO TST mous Kjd Actors in | ing of today's ste Initial) Barley D1 sacked ewts, roune ee , liatins of a point or i Spelts, (iat a Tena adit Was vhs wna siae fh 6b ”? . LIBERTY BONDS Fed by at Chison Ce | SHELL CORN F <_ to] mostly O40 OO O10 0-10 t at York. A (P) Liberty | H Yellow White & to 8187845 | . -— = ponds closed Blas $100 | ” Z ept Shasta | x en ‘fi first 40s A's $1012} y buying of the mot Mixed) 1), a 1 pututh. aa Gis CHICAGO POTATOES ae 00; third, urth 4's | particularly these of companies ho & | to 80%; | ing eas; “eye Chicwgo, Aus. at "Tors ve I Coming Menday-Tuesday ; 8; do 4% jufactur featured | NOo 2 6 } ont Bley bar $2.50 8 3. cuts; S. shipmen lune 6 satel No. 6 “i P| tinal paee trading marhet barely °s Kis au indus: s Bo [Na ey tha | % Fear i : y. Wisconsin bulk round white A Bacchante’s Kiss, [1 cent per pound discount under | 2.00% 5 December. gon @ $2.15; few $220; Minnesota the Love of a Saint, 55 Ib. Kar corn @ cents under shelle| MINNEAPOLIS CLOSING GRAIN | ee Say uit ' $1 (a $2.05, iutuTit GLOBIN | gatinnenuad we) Wheat! CHICAGO POULTRY luo: hented S186 000 ee RE @ dais LOST line soeents in to: Chicago, (P)—Poultry | PE ete & live iaveatio a Duet Minn, Aug. on despite Z ' toa ea (P) : Poultry | ” jor tip WE | asith heavy id. Chi ane, WAEEly (POO ] 30° ae ig rapelene At { If you plan on building a te raza | fies of : decline, Mye futures| v; ducks 15 to 17. home and want an estimate of — ——e 4 of ur posure throwhout the | ‘ 3 sagas * a Mig glNNEAPOLIS FLOUR | Spring: whe (cents lower for Sep: | NEW YORK PRODUCE cont. (he place to go is to the Minneapolis, Au. PY Kio ww York, Aug |, Deru Lutires Tron scents down for De-| New York, Aug. 29. (®) Butter! Bismarck lumber yard of the F aiy’s stocic am agal ; S| Cents Led hennery whites, Phone 17. Corner 6th & Main. 1,/ /, som Columbus: have never displayed a cived by goncral : uperior to any- in our showroom daily.” 1 Oltsmobile Company. Gi ble. nd rides fi torested in latest Oldamohile fal nclooke supe fnavon of the car's gocd looks, super rinaice and svart! js aliager unbctiev Qunured more cur Lathrop Mchurland Co. Jamobite attectir exhabs vorable cot AMfter ¢ accorded Series 1) Model 30 Oldsmobile in ‘dred fourteen orilers for imincdiate delivery. Danuce year for Oldemobile.” Chas, P. Brady 2 Salt Lake City: “first showing new Oldsm greatest interest ever shown in” s performance and lower pri ¢ entering our greatest O} le models in Galt Lake City created With greater beauty, very reason to believe A. E. Tourssen Fren Chicago: “Never in the history of Oldsmobile have we had such a sweeping euccess as that which followed the announcement of our new series ©) car Have had five requests for Oldsmobile franchise from dealers other lines in Chicago. Need two hundred more cars tely ” C. EL Hurst 2 inncapolis: * * Wherever D series shown dealers rerort unusual crowds, Twin city show rooms crowded sinc> Saturday noon. id great enthu- siesm Duluth also, Deelers reposting many sak E. F, Glenny From San Francisco: “San Francisco public enthusiastically received Oldsmobile series D and marveled at increased elliciency of motor. Its high gear perform- ance on San Francisco hills better than any previous Oldsmobiles. Jte motor flexibility remarkable.” J. W, Leavitt 8 Co, From Washington: : “In the more than quarter century that Oldsmobile has been con- stantly represented in the nation’s capital no previous announcement of model or prices has met with the instant approval and purchasing that greeted the latest Oldsmobile Six.” Dick Murphy, Inc. From Denver: “Unloaded car load for show yesterday. Alter running new car forty miles took five people up Leokowt Mountain in high gear easily. Everybody very enthusiastic. Best performer of any car Lever drove.”. C. L. 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Thev indicate that all America was quick to grasp the: significance of this latest Oldsmobile achievement—a uniformly better, more substantial car—despite a sharp reduction in Oldsmobile prices. Touring *§'7§3 Coach $95Q3 Scdan 4025, Prices f. 0. b. Lansing, plus tax. FOR RELIABLE INSURANCE School Days. Young people going away to school should have a TOURIST FLOATER POLICY which protects their per- sonal property against loss by », tornado and ‘theft. The cost is small. \ City Insurance Agency 0. arron, Mgr. If you buy coal because well to try the following Bu INDIAN HEAD Lignite * Heat and less ash. coal from Montana. ing coal. KLEENBURN—The clea /yoming field. PENN. COAL—Eastern coi Bismarck Phone 17 N. £. Bystrom, SUPERLATIVE Bee 7 Se KENNETH THOMSON FRED ERIC GEORGE TAWDE Have combined for a t. commemora: ir of. Dakota Auto Sales Co. ay COAL BULLETIN SYLVANIA HARD COAL AUDITORIUM SATURDAY, AUG. 29 Curtain 9 p. m. 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CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A TNESS SUCH AN ILLUSTRIOUS AG » Lower-Floor. $3. Including Tax, AMERICA MAY NOT AGAIN GREGATION IN ° SEAT SALE THURSDAY, — Wovdmansee, 30. Balcony $2.75, $2.20, $1.65