The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925 Grain Livestock STOCKS ARE BULLISH ON N.Y. MARKET) Security Pact ct Agreement and Improved Business Condi- tions Responsible New York, Oct. 16, 1 bes ear traders, (P)—Pro- ting on market had been un- y the recent rapid ad- Vance, poured an avalanche of selling orders on the floor of the exchange around mid-day, aft- er many stocks had been marked up 1 to above last night's close. market tot- ed under the , but soon and swept f another wild wave of d Specula- tion for the rise was resumed with ul prices in the opening of to- d stock market, blocks of 1,000 to 1,500 shares being quite common in initial Opening gains of 10 to were re; tered by American Sugar re Allis Chalmers, Central Le: ferred, Chrys Ter Motors and Mathie. ale continued through out the at a fast pace uly trading with the motors agajn assuming the iead- p of the upsw Retention of 2 cent rediscount federal resery bank, the announcement of the Lo carno security pact and additional reports of business improvement all helped t ate bullish enthusiasm i 5 on pipe jump- an extreije ad- f 24 points in two cr broke 1 18 points to Foreign exehany ppreciahle re Rhine ment, points tod. points below i ss of Ita » lent color government support pegged ther Demand nodi a to the belief had tem- 1 gold shipments, of Soathern 4 to 110 ll time, su by lL nited | high recor ented the p: ul Mocors ¢ extensive reaiizin pronounced in United Ci and Radio, Call money five 1-2 per cent. New York, Oct. 16.— prices opened strong, b under an nche of nd then renewed at (P)—Stock ling orders tarted for- dership of The break, up of the was ine who the standard industri: which followed the mar! call money renewal rate, i bear traders, ely on the theor: the recent ee had i ned tech- licity given yesterday's record bi prought a flood of buy- orders into the t at the op- F show of motor and equipment issues, few selected specialties. soured d ¥ points from its ing wave whi ket ut noon. lapsed other Hionin ve sold off one to four points. of the call money rate to five per- cent and revival .of activity strength in S ept over the mar- Company col- number of favorites e nt fre He jae ng to start prices enthusiasi final hour, a tu ated by another li] money to 4 1-2 per cen sed 127 and Gen the late bulge, while a spectacu rise in General Signal was extended to 12 3-4 points. Sales approximated 2,600,000 shares. Sugar futures Motors F closed irregular, Ap- proximate sales 64,000 tons; Decem- ber 208; January 215; March 222; May 231; July 242. MINNESOTA POT. Minnenpolis, Oct. Potatoes; heavy wire inquiry; i; market stronger} % isht deducted | 2 Minneupol. round white: graded, wide range in pric 240; mostly 2.31 Moorhead; very. strong, louds f.0.b Red R 2.65; mostly Trish cobblers U. NEW Ke New York, Oct. 16. S: were reported in raw sug the mridanta le Was cus d Be cheery Ke- yuiet and unchanged at 505 to 520 for fine granulated. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Oct. 16.—(P)—Butter un- settled; receipts 7,708 tubs; ery extras 50; standards 47% tra first 47% to 49; firsts %5 seconds 43 to 44. Eggs higher; eae firsts 30 to 34, changed. FOREIGN. EXCHANGE New York, Oct. 16.—Foreign ex- changes irregular; quotations cents Great Britain demand 11-16; cables 484 1-16; bills on banks 480 11-16, France de- mand 447 162: cables 448, Italy de- mand 402; cables 402 1-2. Demand; Belgium 456 1-2; many 2380; Holland 4016; Norway 2085; Sweden 2675; Denmark. 2505; Switzerland 1928; Spain 1434; Greece 135; Poland 1 75; Czecho Solovakia ; Jugo Slavia in; “Austria 14 1-8; -Brazi) 1445; Tokyo fe Baanin 19 1-2; Montreal 99 7-8, ‘Cheese un- co strength ir r tly desregarding | ¢ ¢ sharply , Lowering | Ny. sixty days] to MARKETS By Associated Preas Leased Wire. Wheat Strong on Duluth Market Duluth, Minn, 0. pssive strength wheat today. "At noon, spring w Tulures stood 2% cents up and du um from cents to 3 cents up. Spot market was quiet as a result, of light offerings, Realizing pressure October 16,—() weakened the wheat closed “5 up close. $ December 7s change: Vs cent. Crushers’ seed moderate stre but the close w ie Ahyen a 1 May te GRAIN HIGHER ‘May rye rose ! buying cent. «|Prices Had Numerous Set- backs During Morning But Turned Up at Close | Minn had (P)—Wheat today, high: hipment Australian drought stir ing. Prices] ; moved up bri kly, had numerous mod. erate setback nd turned tow: top again during the tures advanced 1 1-: the opening, he -4 cents a 1-4 ov Reaction and over ‘¢ firm with other futures were slow | tur ‘onl, onal gains. need 1 1-4 h wheat neral run of spring wheat was firm at unchanged premiums. Winter! wheat was scarce and firm, durum! | was strong to 1 cent higher for ing quality Corn ruled B-doaid st were quieter. Rye was firm to cent higher for good mill while poor ruled ea ! us steady, Flax s cent higher CHICAGO MARKET TABLE Wheat— Open High 14501 sold | May that the, the sell- | northern. No. 1 northern spring No. 1 amber durum ... 1 mixed durum . ee red durum sone and | at | Barley | Spelt per ewt, SHELL CORN Yellow White Mixed | 3 {No, 4 \ No ; “ corn 80 pounds in Minnesota 5 cents under shell. CHICA Chicato, POTATOES Oct. 16.—Potatoes re- total U hipments just fair, market Wisconsin and Mi round white: bulk round whites Minneso eked early Tatty trading shade easier; sota sacked W ARGO BUTTER. Fargo, Oct. 1 ing cream 51; packing stock CHICAGO POULTRY er Chienee, Oct, 16-—Poultry alive receipts 9 cars; fowls 15 to ngs 28 1-2; roosters 16; tur- jucks 19; geese 2 MINNEAPOLIS. FLOUR Minneapolis, Oct. 16.—Flour un changed shipments 60,285 barrels; Bran 22.50, NEW YORK PRODUCE Rew York, Oct, 16.—Butter steady; steady, cifie coats whites to 74 1-2, Cheese extras 72 steady; ree Minneapolis, Oct. 206 cars compared with 227 ar ago. Cash; No, 1 north- ern $1 ern spring choice to faney $1.60% to good to choice $1.52% to ordinary to ood $1.44% 10 $1. Lohard spring $1.04% 40 $1.75%; 1 dark Montana on track $1.44% to $1.70%; to arrive to $1.70%; December. $1.42 y $1.43%. Corn 8 yellow 79 oats 3 white 55 to 43 barley 2 to 79; flax No. 1 $2.57 to $2.61. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct, 16.—UP)— Range of cartot grain sales; wheat 4 dark northern $1.58% to $1.78%; 2 do $1.5. .% to $1.64%; 2 mixed wheat $1.45 to $1.52; paler No. 3. 64 ¥6: $0 aan: 3 do 46% to 80. Hye blank, to lo 0 36. ee lan Flax No, 1 $2,58% to $268, cord HAVBERFECT y cent, IN MILL CITY) December flax | 4 as 1 cent higher. | 4 L.| Anaconda Butter fat churn-| * 4 % to $1.49%; 1 dark north-! News CROP REPORTS |: ETS | es | Financial ON MARKET : Australian ‘Drought, Threshing in Canada, Give Wheat Advance (P) advance Wh tod | 300 bus Ivices. Th i} much as § followed | 8 for Decemb: Ws reflected wheat. After open her, T node ion took less to ine and to a wheat j chipments Ar wentine Jseason is the | Wheat closed nervous, higher new style » con-| of new corn helped later the market until wh fat! osed unsettled 4 Dee. 7 ater Wks. Woolen Cop, on 7 Coast. Line Baldwin Loco Balt. & Ohio Rethle' em Stl. liforn Canadian Cont. pringfi eKnnecott ¢ Lehigh Valle Louisville & Oil poard Oil Norfoik & Western Nor. America: Northern Pacifi Pacific Phillips Pure Oil Radio Corp. Reading Rep. Rey nold Pet. uthern Pac Southern Ry urd Oil, Standard Oil, Stewart Warner Studebaker bacco Produc ‘anscont, Qil MONEY MARKET Londoa, Oct. 16-—Bar 7-8d per ounce; money cent; discount hort bills 58 to 3 3-4 per ¢ Three months 3 1-46 per cent a 3 3-4 per_ cent, siiver 32 3 1-2 CHICAGO GRAL Chicago, Oct. 16.—Wheat 1 hard! $1.58; 8 do 1.55; corn 2 mixed 82 1-2 1 3 to 84; oats 2 to 40 1-2; 3 do 89 to 40; 0. 2, 86 4-2; burley 60 to 76: aang seed 6.75 to 7.60; clover * seed 2100 to 2950; lard 1552; ribs 1675; bellies 1700, ‘W YORK POULTRY ‘Cork, Oct. 16.—Live . nauliry, aulls chickens by ‘freight 18 to. 28;° roosters by freight 17; dressed poul-, try firm, unchanged, PAUL Aa STOC ae calves 12003 3 or more higher; bulk ghts to packers $10.50 to $10 al high CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chieayo, Oct. 16. (RA Ad--Hogs 18,000; imostly 14ot 1a} pound we pound: 4 weak to low ern gra some heid 1} nd bulls“ $4.00 to rd to downwa MIN: SEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE "710%% Watch for the Special Mil- finery Sale commencing Sat- 3 17, at Borrensen’s Millinery, Mandan. Never in your life have you known anything to compare with the complete HAPPI- NESS of the wonderful “Ground Gripper” shoe. Sold exclusively by Alex Rosen & Bro. SILVER HIS mae Pulsating drama, in a new form — Western backgrounds — a giant buil — a maddened, half- crazed Indian — a lovely | girl — a stubborn father —a brave man’s strength — and “horse sense” as only Silver King can exhibit it! Charley Chase eines “The Caretaker’s Daughter” CAPITOL THEATRE ‘Tonighs,and Saturday ~ APPOINTMENTS sD | Ww} It's the Super-Fuel. Style authori ity surety are & char wv York, ct. 16.-()—-Speeula- in motor stocks fanned to fever ular hat. reports of record. breaking lend broke 1 fury in to- h gains in the from I's to seaso premac won through a active se: when mov Gordo best hat buy ANNOUNCED BY G. N. ROAD, Never in your life have you ity and qual- stablished acteristics of More im- portant than either this n is the Gordon su- y in value-giving, courageous e that makes the a by all odds the this season. PAGE THREE If these facts im press you-—your next hat will this “Ground Gripper” shoes | set. ‘|known anything to compare are 2 man’s most valuable as-| Rosen & Bro. lb the complete HAPPI- ESS of the wonderful! juin | ‘Ground Gripper” shoe. Sold Boek of, , exclusi ely by Alex Rosen & Jones & Webb Q.5.S. Montana, to ‘succeed M freight a trae, ince GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLE Kiefer Pears, Per bushel faker innit ober ilman Co. 10-16-1 yw Furnished room in new modern home, Centrally located. Phone S74-d SALE—Fourdor Fo $2.50 clusive Agents Chase Sanborn Coffees and Te Select your Saturday needs from our. window. newly decorated, W. Little, 10-16-30 Heat your water with Gas. ELECTRIC COOKER E Ne . MILK AND CREAM COOKING IN COMFORT New and Old. Every day some one invents a new kind of food. There are new foods hard and soft, sweet and sour, prepared, pre-digested, cooked, uncook- ed and twice cooked. But no one has yet discov- ered a food that is cheaper, tastes better and sus- tains life more efficiently than good bread. BLUE RIBBON and HUMPTY DUMPTY bread are sold by all dealers. They are honestly made. well baked and sold clean. Cakes, Pies, Sweet Goods. In this department we are constantly prepar- ing and offering something new and different, away from the beaten path of staples, see our windows. BARKER BAKING & CANDY CO. South Side Grocery GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS 120 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oil Warehouse. Sam Sloven, Proprietor. Phone 571. All Saturday Specials Are Cash and No Delivery G. W. Sugar, per 100 Ibs. $6.40 Armour’s Cloverbloom butter, Delmonte Sardines in Tomato Sauce, PATO TSR pe ITs White Star Jelly, in half gallon pails.......... Quality Macaroni, Spaghetti and None, ete. 6 pkgs.......- Lipton’s Coffee, 3 lb. can, regular price $1.80. $1.55 Navy Beans, 45c Ok SpA ABBE BBE ans "AB e The Helling Agency General Insurance and Bonds. First Guaranty Bank Bldg. Phone Siz Bismarck, N. D. 212 OLDSMOBILE DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO. Main St. Richholt’s Cash and Carry Grocery [7 «=| The Original Cash and {aa Store. | Phone 681-W | Phone ¢s1-w | For the lowest prices go to Richholt. prices given over the phone. SUGAR, per by the Fancy lot of spring chickens, per Ib Stewing chickens, Fancy Pien per Ib Sunbrite C 4 cans. Pep, regular for Saturday on California Aprico' Saturday HEAD LETTUCE All sed CELERY sonable fruits. BUTTERMILK, SWEET CREAM AND MILK | Marcovitz Grocery 222-9th St. So. Phone 957 “Our Motto—Quality and Service.” FRUITS Oranges, Bananas, ples, Lemons, Pears and Melons. VEGETABLE Celery, Lettuce, Carrots, Cabbage, Onions, Green Peppers and Sweet Po- tatoes. Ap- Grapes, Icecream Saturday Specials SUGAR ea. $1 .69 10 Ib. Butter, fancy creamery, per pound .... 48c FRUIT ASSORTMENT 2 cans sliced peaches, 2 Pineapple, Ha cans plums, 1 can apri- Sliced, regular 35c, cots, 5 cans 98 Cc 3 cans 79c for .. dried, Apricots, vaiian fancy. 25c 3 zatals hominy grits, regular 20c, 2 pkgs for.... 19c used as a breakfast cereal Post Toasties, large pkg. 2 pkg. Power cic cas 32c White cooking figs, 2 lbs. for. . 24c new shipment Broom Special A regular $1.00 value, for Saturday only Sunbrite cans for... 2 pkgs. 49c , 2ike for “We Please When Others Promise.” We extend a separate invitation to farmers and out of town patrons to try us for their winter supplies. We are sure that we can save you money on any order. FRESH MILK AND CREAM DAILY. Soap chips, regular 30c, | Cleanser, 3 SALES AND SERVICE Sold exclusively by Alex Phone 425