The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1925, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER: 4, 1995: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE By Associated Press Leased Wire. News Open High Low Close LOWER TODAY < ere TS IRREGULAR we TT TIM 83 AN || Fluctuations Are Are Widespread | —Bullish Efforts Encounter Bear Enthusiasm Free Selling and Favorable! Weather in Canada Com- bine to Cause Drop Dee . Chi » Nov. 1.—(P)—Free selling : pe here and reports of better weather | May New York, Nov. 1.—(4)—Bull- ish enthusiasm in the stock ma ket was stirred up afresh tod in Canada brought lower prices on] oa ; When an enormous flood of : oon after the opening | CHICAGO MARKET TABLE ing orders poured in for U | ie . (November 4) Steel, shooting the price up ov | he late dow: nturn in quotations at Wheat— 4 points to 1 1-4, th Liverpool was also a bearish factor, Open igh Low Close | level ne boom, ! On the other hand, an unexpec ed] Dec... rt The acvance gatheted: mor H advance of wheat values at , City 1 the close, extending vo rt steel es and in- fusing new strength in the rest of the market which had been taxed by an cartier peried of profit taking. cd as something of an off. | July uso opening prices, 1 cent | down to 3S cont up, new styl comber $1 May $i. SAT, wer 1 by a setback | December and $146 York, Nov. fluctua tions and oats disp stance to selling press weather in the corn belt a tention, and so too did Wet | J reted ate | lihood_ of | pe pesh up thelr £4 bringing forws effort to maint but thes volume “of pr selling which ¢ After cent high-| the corn! x 1 around | nareet seo ed slight gains ame then somewha Es 'S to 44 cent lower Jan. dvanee, December aah | Bellies — held pout the! Nov, 's finish, without any im- internal ri sition of the undis- f large corporations stead the distribu tributed s | would undoubt «| tion of stock divi Motors fluctuated in 3 3 do 8141 1-4 ¢4! ratic manner although s +4; 1 northern $1.51% to $1.72 popular is s, includ 4 amber duruin tors Brothers there was an Northern spring wh Duluth was on a be * shipments to Chi unsettled 1 7-8 to 2 5-8 cents nee low- le pecenber 149 5-8 to AB 3-8 to 5-8. highly « peculative buy- f a “d to hold 14 which we: to eight poi closing. au 76. y, choice to fancy um to good 56 to 60; ades 50 to \. NEW YORK PRODL ‘CE . (A) EAT DRAGS DOWN ON MILL CITY MARKET Minneapolis, dragged off 1 (®)—Wheat! 1-4 cents to- weather and! s ats were firm a ley futures show trend, Rye dragged with wh s trade rrow, oF futures were ther firsts 48 to y with grain, ver was off! fresh gathered sec and one-half million sh two cents and*recovered half of the 35 to 47. Chee s slowed up somewhat in th pounds. ‘ ernoon W YORK STOCKS ‘steel sh (Closing Prices) Dye .. furious hours when total sale h wheat as a whole was irresgu- he bulk of th s unchanged. ight springs were 1 cent | All. Chem, her and light weight. low protein, | Ameri ruled 1 cent lower. Am, ¢ Winter wh s y nominal. | An Durum was s firm to!Am, strong, Oa rye were steady Aw to firm, i y Was lirm within ine; An range. Flax seed was firm to 1 cent’ Am. ECO... higher? {Am. Water Wks. the close weak. November Am. Woolen closed 2 cents off at 1.48 7-8 An: hemini Hy Dee, 3-4 cents off at 1.47 Atchis A-4 asked; May 1 1-4 cents off at 1.46, Atl. ked; November durum 3-4 cenis Baldwin. Other “of other issues were buoyed up by Total sales were upprexniate hy Loco, off at 1 24 -8 asked; Dec. 3-4 cents Balt. & Ohio otf av 1.21 5-8 and May 1-4 cents off ; petiehem at 1,29 7-8 to 1-2; CTY fell 1-4, May 1 1- spot borley closed unchanged, Dec. falling. Cent. Leath. pfd. 7-8 and May 1 cent. Cerro de Pasco - Steady selling pressure depressed chandler Motor ... apeake & Ohio flax seed. Buying only on weak 72 y snot. Novemnter flax fell 2 3-4 cents : eee = tod 5-8 and May 1 7,8 cents. » ROT & Pac. none; barley 6.25 to clover, Cola lard 16.135 ribs 17.00; Solonado: Fue! WHEAT REACTS ON THE DULUTH MARKET ; Duluth, Minn., Nov. 4—(®)—Wheat | Congoleum-Nairn reacted today after yesterday's sharp {| Consolidated Gas bulge. After the first three hours, | GOT oo spring wheat futures were % cent; Crucible Steel to 144 cents off andd urum futures | Cuba Cane Sug. pf were 2 to 2% cents down. Millers | Davison Chem. were good buyers of the best gr: Dodge Bros. pfd. es sOtaR baie ; ‘pot Du Pont de Nem; of spring wheat and durum and spot |Blectrie Poe bk re CHICAGO is! »RODUCE ’ (P) bs c TOCK as = 5 Chicago, Nov. 4.—(@)--(U S$ D 0.A) | enera Agphal : MINNEAPOLIS. GRAIN }court which Hogs 13,000; 10 to 25 cents higher; | General Electric te Wheat | Minneapolis, Nov. ¢ 3 neral Motors oe Gt. Northern pfd. . ¢ big packers doing little; bulk good? th 5.6 and choice 160 to 225 pound weights | 4 4 ae orthern 1.25 to $11.55; better 140 to 150 Gulf States Steel 1 dank northern Hudson Motors ‘TTlinois Central |. [Independent 0. & G lint. Harvester 0 to 60 pound ros 2 Int. ae oisree 3; henvyweight hows H | Nickel. to $11.60; lights. ath ‘9 | Kelly-Springfield 1.25 to Pen neeote i a 5 $16. {Lehigh Valley 3 18505 Yo ON ‘Cattle 12,000; steers weak to) Muck Truck ts lower; we ‘ ing | Marland Oil mum declin Mex. Seaboard Oil 3-4 to extreme top; bulk. pac 1.85 to $10.355 majori to. killing, pig ordinary to good 3-4. Hard spring 1.49 1 dark hard Montana on tri AS 3-4 to 1.74 to arrive 1 1.74 3-4; Dee mber 1 H corn 3 yellow 87 to 91; dium $11 to 511.605 light lights ch s 9. Linerry BONDS , York, No, P) 82°" | bond close; 1 1 un include ber loads of ‘weil-finished stee ‘y top weighty offerin carlings held teady to weaks cents lower; Missouri Pac. pfd. ence OEY Ward Bi bologna bulls argely $11.09 ‘ew York Central Ace YN. WH. & Mttd. onfolk & Western 10,000; fat lambs slow; t-Totato trading sales meals to unevenly low de slow market unsettled and vi uble natives and comeback wester: total S. Shipments 14.75 to $15.00; holding’ best lambs Pacific Oi) . ie Wisconsin 3 few early sales fat ewes to $8.00; steady demand ean for lower priced feeding lambs; no carly sales, und white: Am, Ly bh . & Rdg. Phillips Pete énditions: = = Pure Oil up, depending Idaho SO. ST. PAUP SRO Fiuio’ Carn, sacked fussets 100; killing classes steady to Tenet « Steal 1, -CUSDA) Minneapolis, Potatoes; light nquiry demand market’ weaker; loads de- livered sales deducted Minncupolis- | St. Paul rate sac ewt. round Z| whites U.'S. No. 1 few sales 3.75 to 2% | 4. 00;* mostly 3 3.90, 4 better undertone especially stockers and feed- dy; low grade kinds | draggy; grass steers and yearlings mostly 6.00 lo 7.00; few dry fed here unsold carly; bulk fat cows and heif- canners and cutte Reynolds Tob, St. .L. & San Fran Seaboard Air‘Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con. Oil . Southern Raceie . Southern ew 2.75 to 2.25; bologna , bulls Spa rea i BISMARCK GRAIN 4.25; bulk s,and feeders 5.50 | cto ndard Oil, N. J. (Furnished by Kussell-Miller Co.) to ; calves ‘2,000; steady to | Standard Oi}, N. Bidinirek 11.5 few No. 1 dark northern No. 1 northern spring . 1 amber durum 1 mixed durum . No. 1 red dzrum . 1 thax 4 . % flax © So. lrye ard winter ., Mard winter ... We quote but do not handle ‘the following: 7.0 strong; ‘bulk gobd lights choice lots 11.75 to 1! Seadebatery Hogs 16,060; slow; opening 15 to | 7erns Ors sire 25 higher; bulk better 140 to 270 | nop iceg Sah cts penne averages 11.00 ‘to 11.10; top mranscont, Of: 11.10, some held higher; packing | Grice pecitic sows around 9.50; “pigs steady; bulk'l tS "Gast Ir, Pipe. 11.25 to 21.40; avetugwWeost Tuesday |q7 '§ Ina. Alcopol 10,48, weight 213, _ 1ut sl Rubber Sheep 2500; slow; few opening 1 8, steel ales fat lambs weak to 25 lower at Wabash fd. 4 Pg sheep steddy; fat ewes 5.00 to m “FARGO BUTTER Hookwort tz, 264. | Speltz, per ~~ 6458 Fargoe N. D., Nov, 4.—Butter fpt,' Stand, Oil, Ind. SHELL CORN | churning cream unchanged, packing|@, N, Ore 31% / Yellow White & stock unchanged. ———______- /. Mixed =e CHICAGO ROULTRY No.'a: a Chicago,» Nov. 4.—Poult alive} No. 4 bu. . receipts 27 cars;.fowls 14 to Nod ‘47 i 20 1-2; springs 19 1-2; turkeys 30; i pouhd: discount under DR. R. S. ENGE roosters 15; ducks 21; geese 17. 86 Ib, Ear comm 5 cents under shell, . Chiropractor _ MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR abl anthers. ate more, than 10,000, elec Minneapolis, ov. 4:—Flour trical displays in New York City. Consultation Free = - || higher in carload lots, family patents 80 to 8.85 a bar: 98 A Brooklyn inventor fas construct- barrels, in 26,06, tweight a bridge will bear, succeed his lust Hu EL ER WILL WARN DRYS TO BE ON GUARD Lucille McVey Drew, Sereen * Star, Is Dead engaged in the ce High Court to Rule on Widow’s Exemption Right DISAPPOINTED BRIDES, supreme court to- Ward county ¢ Too Late To Ciassify j de the newly nolds, N. + barley 40° ‘BABY GOES TO COURT WHEN THIS PORTIA APPEARS Mrs. Jane Sutter, of Toledo, 0. ., graduated from Ohio State University PAGE THRE@ proper special assessment fund gnd use it in paying for, publig impro yee Fargo; | ments but thitt.the warrants we | sold for cash if the prisent cx | It also was held tha b _ VERY SUCCESSFUL Not Unlawful to | feimest he rigor eho | major portion of the wanrants held No Dy (A) yr. Pi = Wi ing out of breaches of con fate Parent-Teacher W hich Will F erment, the contractor, the writ ¢ inst skeptical of the the first meeting | rhe supreme court today ——, be withhe educational | aye getine ey the t ie = toate is the tiget cuca court in the convi¢ er power Weld wt eer yeneeees: Gels on a bootleggir xe and er- | udbury, present ut any previous. dered the ¢ dismissed. jin continuous oper iels Was convieted of selling an artificial fruit’ juice which, under | ere certain conditi , developed a high} The court, however, bh ay teat ee | ‘of head or throat is usually was ho provision in the vieting a man on the yround of vio benefited by the vapors of— c iting the prohibition law who mere- | liquid which later fermented nd became cobolic beverage. It VAPORUB was demons di that the liquid sold Over 17 Militom Jara Used Yearly by Daniels did not contain alcohol at | —— Over 17 Sion Sere ee cere {the time it was delivered to the con- | sumer and the case was dismissed on th mind, . . » were to be su. | A, & M. Tire Service out, it would | \j J make every h who canned ing. juice with the intention of lat-{] Seiberling AMPread Tires making it into jelly, liable to. pro- and Tubes, secution under the protibition law. |P ya agin Drone ¢ sions, tighty-two regular stered up to last Yoder states. ciations of memberships in wn individual member hip ° Mr. Yode © stim 1 eowWals nade ‘this year eve, national parent-te nt, could tit h 1 Chass 1 body there addressed the conver ine rons Senator Released at she aneh of education From One Charge, =~ tion | Other Is Pending One of the charge: tmer, state unty who i tion last address in termed the “Community WANTED — A No. One Electrician) at) B. Kk. eels Electric Shop. making: the + mation:l a 108 Broadway. e North Dike amet do Teachers ped, ee consisting | Kosit aid here tod Fame : pf trespassing on state —— hil harkas hi as dropped: when | Whither Wa peal amount fou usin deer; Minnie acing purpo Bianiavek is le report today Six more delegates arriving this mornin made the total re delegates to the conventio lutions adopted urged uniform mar iage a ce laws, safeguarding those infected with | ses or mental de © five aeres which h THEATRE put under the plow, TONIGHT AND THURSDAY Richland County Decision Reversed | Minot in Kistler Case AT A ETT PTET second ehaty Hegaliy ey school Tand 4 ot be dropped unless the | OL nty man pays S45 for the President, + Cook ce president, Mrs. 1H. pnd view Thompson, “third vice resident, Mrs Tatem, fourth vier | district court in the e: fifth on behalf of Charles M, kistle the City of Hankinson, in whic peal was taken by the city. hed that cit WILLIAM FOX The supreme the decision of ixth vice president, | Deen, Hatton; seventh vice p Lloyd Or } r ; rsh ! pov Forks; | provemenc w: Be par value, to ere AROMANCE of the >) EAST and WEST A JOHN FORD PRODUCTION Fon 9 | Evangelist _ Harry A. James Will be Back in Bismarck First Performance: at 7:10 Adults 50c Children 25¢ The following telegram was received from Rev. James: “Will arrive in time for service Wednesday sure May we count on your presence, Wed- nesday, Nov. 4th, 7:30 p. m.? IOP COOOL OCI LIO CODD ODOT DLT T LOCO DOOD OI LIOL IID OCI ~~~ ~~~ DIDI COO DCCC OC b+; COO +b ;Ob CE TT CCCtCtT. aA SALA LSI ALIAS AIA IIIS AL taille ast - West - North - South In all directions—the superiority of the M. B. C. Business Training Course is being heralded. If you plan on attending business college this fal! and winter don’: fail to write for your copy of our new year book. Beginning students admitted any time. Individual instruction, modern equipment, a big, Hendy student body. You will be satisfied with the appointments at the M. B. C. in every way. fg Expert instruction in the Commercial—Stenographic— Banking and Secretarial courses. ADDRESS J. F. PEARCY, MANAGER. Were MANDAN POSITIONS WRITE AT ‘URED e ONCE FOR FoR OUR Z| Ve Dili Wit. FREK GRADUATE! CATALOGUE -SIDE ENTRANCE 2nd FLOOR CUMMINS BLDG. MANDAN, N. DAK, i $ ted at 8. in and was admitted to the.bar in 1921. Lucas Bik. Bismarck, N. Ds |{ found cotton sacks; shipments 43,728| ed ‘a strese meter, which’ telis the after hor marriage a year and a hall a ago, and recently took her baby, She continued to practice law ary Patricia, to court with her while she argued a