The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1925, Page 3

« ’ SIDNEY LIKES R-perience, secure better positions, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1925 MARKETS | "e="" | By Associated Prete Leased Wire | Leased Wire. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Oct. 13. gj STOCK PRICES || wcities | UPWARD TREND Steel Opens High Higher—Motors and Accessories Are in Brisk Demand Oct. 13.—()—Respond- ly largely increase unfilled orders of s steel corporation, esumed their move: r xround at the opening of today’s market Steei co mon opened a point higher ‘at 1 1-2 and Sloss Shetfield advanced 2 to 10 new record on the and access demand, 1 1 flax 2 flax No. Ir: Dark hard Hard winter .. We quote but do not handie the following: Oats Barley Speltz, winter per ewt. ... : ELL CORN New York, ing to an u in the the Uni Mock Mixed CHICAGO 3} Wheat Low Close 14 14a 141% 1.437% Open High V4t 1464p » 141% 145 in. brisk prices being: esta few minutes of Wheel, Stewart W. y and Stromberg ypular motors we . additional new b: Dee. May Corn— Dee. May Oa Dee. ad 29% May .... i 4 Rye Dee... 5 ’ BL May Lard Oct. 1 Nov. 14.80 Ribs— 1 76% 807% 15M taken in 19% peak Dodge A Stude- n Roller Bearing, and U.S, eel common around 2 in the but the independents Tobaceos yood demonstration of pup strength. — Public utilities ved forward under the leadership of Detr ne 4 nges opened irregu- Verling held — firm -4 but French franes xe 6 1-2 points to around 4. on rumors that a — prop to that country by American rily aban-| Dec, es were] May Oat Dee. May Rye— Dec 397% Aa Brothe r steady trading 14.85 te. Bellies O6t. saws Nov. MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Wheat Open high Low Clo 1.40% 1.45% 1.40% 1.43 1.43% 147% -43%% 1.45% ABS 36% BES Bb7 40% By yESTOCK 40% “40 Oct. 13-—(USDA)—Hogs AO 40% slow, weak to 10 cents lower Monday's average; big packers ; bulk good | 110 to 225 pound weights $11. ae to $11.18; top -11.90. Bulk packing son 5 to $10.00; hed weight hogs $11.45 to $11.90; ‘medium! pec. 110) to $11.00; lights” $11.00 tol May | ; light lights $10 to $11.90; i $9.50 to BtOie: slaugh- NEW YORK STOCKS Closing Prices All Chem & Dye : American Can Am Car & Fd . Am. Locomotive Am Sm & Ref Am Sugar Am Tel & Tel Am Tobacco j Am Water Wk Woolen lambs slow; few ‘onda Cop string of good} Atchison |. ; shoice natives) Atl. Coast Line .. Raldwin Loco feeding lambs D trong; early bulk Bele ole few good fat natives;| Bethlehem Stl. lo nnbe tesady California Pet. - Canadian Pae. ). ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Gents weath Paul. Oct. 13, (USDA)—) Cerro, de Killing classes gener- | handler Motor salable supply includes! Chie Nor & Ohio number of hold overs hie. & Northwestern Grass fat. steers and Chic. Mil. P ly 600 at $7.50; Grassi Chic. R. 1 “e Pa seats ie tock largely $3.50 at $5 Gora Col: “na bulls $3.50 at $4.00; | Colorado Fuel and cutters § * Congoleum- ‘and feeders Consolidated Gas roads ebule Corn. Products ucible Steel 178% 738% ~ Barley— 11,000; and choice fed ith good weight Western gr: teers $16.00; 107%, bulk fed ian ly nective, s' lower, ers around ely $12.00 downward t outsiders upward to $13.00 w instances, Sheep 18,000; f 11678 194% 118% Most bol leshy Montanas late Mon-| © 4 3 ves 2,800; 50 Cuba Cane Sug., pfd. Bulk good lights’ to packers) Davison Chem. $10.50; Few up to $11.00. Dodge Bros. pfd. . Hogs 12,000; better grades mostly|Du Pont de Nem. 10 lower than. Monday's averages | Electric Pow. & Lt. etfs. packing sows at 50 Erie Ist pfd Piys steady; bulk better 140 to 275) Famous-Players pound averages, $11.15: top $11.26 on| General Asphalt Hgkte:, Back s $9.25; Smooth| General Electric ie to 89.6 2F pigs mostly $0.25; | General Motors... ze cost Monday $10.75; bf Northern ped : « eetconr Em PIOTOD WENERE Guin States (Steel, Fat Hudson Motors Illinois Central Indeepndent 0. & Int. Harvester ..... Int. Mer. Mar. pfd Int. Nickel Kelly+Springfied ennecott Cop Lehigh Valley Louisville & Nash 5| Mack Truck Marland Oil . Mex, Seaboard Oil Mid-Continent Pet. 119% Sheep native nbs $1 $14.75. Put Ewes to packers $5.00 at $7.50 One load 6G pound range, feeding lambs late Monday, $14.50; Yearling $11.50; wethers 8,51 y AGO Rou LTRY = (P)—Poultry roosters springs 21; ducks 21 fowls 16; turkeys 35; Pac. Montgomery Ward Nat. Biscuit Nat, Lead ... : New York Central N. YN. H. & Htfd Norfolk & Western Nor.’ American. Northern Pa Paci Pan, Am. Pennsylvania Phil dg. Phillips Pet. Pure Oil . Radio Corp. ‘Reading Rep. Ir. & Steel Reynolds Tob, “B' St. L. & San Fran. Seaboard Air Line . Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific Southern Rv .... Standard Oil, Cal. Standard Oil, N. J. Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Co. : Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products Transcont. Oil . Union Pacific U.S. Cast Ir. Pips VU. S. Ind. Aleohol U. S, Rubber U: S. Steel . Wabash pfd. “A” Westinghouse Elec. Willys-Overland Woolworth Standard Oil, Ind Canale » Oct. Flour unchanged to 20 canes ives in car- lots, family patents quoted at rel in 98 pound shipments 61,116 bar- 50. FARGO BUTTER ‘argo, N. D., Oct. 13.—Butter fat ing cream unchanged; packing unchanged, CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Oct. 13—Butter receipts 15,421 tubs; higher creamery extras 2; standards 47 3-4; extras firsts 47 1-2 to 481-2; firsts 44 1-2 \.tp 46; seconds 41 to 43 1-2. Eggs unchanged; receipts 9,876 cases; ts 40 to 42; ordinary firsts 28 to Cheese unchanged. CHICAGO POTATOES “Chicago, Oct. 13.—(#)--Potatoes receipts 151 rs; total U, ments 1,000; trading only fai vance about 10 cents on practically 1 stocks; Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked bulk round whites 220 to 230; mostly 225 to 230. “DAKOTANS” The good word is going around Sidney, Mont. that the place to get efficient office help is Dakota Busi. ness College, ipa N. N. Lund, | Chrysler y recently employed by the Bendon G. N. Ore . Automobile Co. is the 6th ‘‘Da- ie kotan’’ to go to Sidney this year. Too Late To Classify Farand near, ‘Dakota’ graduate: | FOR SALE—Buick six touring car in are preferred. Courses include ac fixst clase pecianieal eapaiion: tual commercial transactions (copy- ae ses ‘ ii et. ctica . BEARD Squash; carrot: .50 per righted). Pupils get: practical ex | HUBRARD wnat on tomatoes, $1.00 per bushel. Phone 884, Mrs, Erlen- meyer. 10-13-3t FOR RENT—Good modern home cen- trally located, furnished or Only permanent Ferree parties desired. or phone 793J from 5:30 to 8 p, m. 10-18-1w 2 191% 81% advance more quickly, Watch each week. “‘Follow th SucceSSful.’’ First Winter Term, Nov. 2. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres,, 806 Front St., Fargo. ven Aegpesnecsannpat ses Yellow White &} 4) went Financial News 28% co | WHEAT OPENS OPENS LOWER THAN WEEK’S CLOSE Rally Follows Fair Buying on. Decline—Corn and Oats Are Down Chicago ened ie commission houses. buying de= ed on the decline and a rally rom the lower followed, Deeembe jopened at 141 to 142 12 and May) at 141 1-2 to 14 | Corn opened 1 1-2 down, with | December 2 to Bd May at BO 1-4 to 4 ket was list less early and prices stayed) within narrow limits for the first hour. Oats opened slightly, lower December 9 3-4, A decline in hog values was flected by the provision market. DULUTH GRAIN Closing és northern $1.44 rk northern 1.40 with Ito 1631-4; 11 northern’ 14 pher durum 1. amber durum 1 durum 122 1-2 to 1.24 1 imixed durwia Lis! 2 do 116 1-2 to 1.30 8. OF rye track # to| choice to faney to} medium to good 59) Rarley fancy 64 to 68; to Gi; lower y TOMORROW’S | GAME SETTL 4 F THE SERIE (Continued from page one) Rice up. Metnnis grounder and tou gol t third. 'Stan’ Harris, who took himself out| ,tof the game. Veach up, Moo Veach out 1 first. No runs, one hit,| no error: Pittsbur catch for the into the pitcher's box : to second. Wright up. got a base on balls. MeInnis up. Innis hit into a ‘taking his pop fly and touching first, mith up. Bluege threw out mith hitting ata slow ba runs, no hits, no error inth Inn Goslin’ up. St to 8 | Rice's} Veach Ruel ent in toy) alow went) doubling The| o the e up al ‘high line to Moore. J ris up. Joe Harris got a double to deep con-| It fic smash and hit’ y in the center of; d. ye up. Wright pop. Bluege up. 1 threw out Blueye. No runs, no error nugton Ml cf wena 0 0 D i . 0 Goslin, If ..0....0.9 J. Harris, rf Judge, 1b Bluege, 3h paugh, S$. Adams | Severeid Ruel, ¢ Ferguson, p Teibold xx Veach xxx Kremer, p Summary: xx Batted xxx Batte Two b i Barnhart, | : Goslin, Neely. Sac ler. Double pla: ‘ed. Left on b: Pittsburgh 8. Kremer 1 (Goslin), (Moore, Barnhart), Bull Struck ‘out by Kremer 3 (J. Judge, Ferguson); F nis, Kremer mith, Wright). 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