The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 7

a IS FOLLOWED |e" ‘fi sms ie* BY RALLIES =: $3 deo Buying Is Aggressive When Fie. Values Sag—Corn, Oats Sway With’ Wheat CLOSE IS: HEAVY Chicago, Feb. —Persis- tent selling axcel to Chicago speculators did much today to make wheat prices average low- er. Expert demand was lacking May new ..1.68 = 1.715% 1.67% in volumue. On the 4 firmer cash whea sy oe Soa 18886 1D and northwest 48% counterbalance, oO did word of material improve- ment in flour demand at Minne- ’ apoli Wheat closed heavy, 2 18 to” 3 3-4 cents net lower, corn 1 cent to 1 3-8 cents off and oats down 1-2 tu 7-§ cente. 1.57 Chicago, Feb. 10.—()— Notwith- standing reports that unexpected | 3 lower quotations at Liverpool today were due to selling on orders from! fe! America, wheat here underwent an 14.95 15.00 carly, setback as a result of sympathy PL520 15.25 15.05 with the decline fbrond. | Other re-| i ae ee ports attributed Liverpool weakness 15 to increasing offers from Argentina ‘se BRAD s DENS and to lack of demand from British tes mills, Aggressive buying here, how- ever, which set. in when — values |} sagged, brought about material: ral- ies. Chicago opening prices, % to| ° 244 cents Jower, May new 1.69 at %, BISMARCK GR. . "s trading, with brisk bidding our high grade line to consw condition, nice ¢ table lamp, dresser. ‘and July 1.50% ‘at 1.51, were followed | (Furnished by Russell-Millor Co.) | Seveloping for Mack Trucks, Hudson, New lines added for this! BUILDING LO" 68th Sto 6 tw by” slight further drop, and then Bismarck, Feb. 10 White and Chandler. General Elec- | season. A plete line will he, Furnished wenn te 'y Vigorous upturn No. 1 dark northern eee 1.49 tric meanwhile extended its gain to =| shown, Write for available terri- | pind: AI "Al Socweor eee sve Motel No. 1 see spring ........ more than 15 points on the Rol | re ; poe eRe burner kerosene ste : ig mage rgen- 1 amber durum ... 23 | that rospective split-up o e 10 Cadar aves, Ht ¢ vi fon Spend ol Si open. 1 mixed durym 1az stock will be favorable. Selling con- QUARANTINE REGULATIONS _ Minn, le at much lower pric eon" a ere rae Bld conte, cormewetorsied te cece senna 111) tinued in some quarters of the list. MUST BE CARRIED OUT WANTED—Mon and women to learn asked for surrounding} FOR | Rk septoriays uae to above] No, sitet ah How er, forcing five points, teces, | barber ae great demands, bir MELEE Ene ohana complete} for further information, Oats started 4 at % cent lower, See ee eee widadeeical icone; Sieae ahd sHCCniOnEtE Cortes: GIOIOS Tam making| FOR RENT—-Furnished room in mod- May 41% at % and held near to the ‘ Poile Baldwin and Pan American “B"| BY DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING | with others, particularly with young] betber watlcaa vars, MoD. alr) vrs The| ern home for une or two. per initial range. Hard winter ............ 1.44 wre weak. Sales 2,000,000 shares. children, + eas} 400-; : Provisions were steady. We quéte but do not handle the WHEAT UNEASY ON ‘sad gt 26 MILL CITY MARKET i ‘BR Minneapolis, Feb. 10.—()—Weak ‘ 2 8, slow export demand and yes- SHELL CORN terday’s correction of an: oversold! No. 4 56 lbs. or more. As technical condition, resulted in an|No. 6 55 Ibs. ... 42 opening break in wheat futures here|No. 6 y 38 today. The market dropped 1% cents| Sample 30 at the opening sold off 14 cent far-| 1 cent per pound discount under 55 ther and turned nervous and dull. lbs. Ear corn, 70 lbs., 6 cents under Towards mid-session, prices ran up shell. at 14 cent over yesterday’s close. “A relapse followed around mid-day andthe market hung in the middle MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR ground up to the last 45 minutes. Minneapolis, Feb. 10.—()—. Flour Oats advanced % cent carly, but {10 cents higher; in canload lots fam- Tost the gt later. May barley wasjfily patents quoted at 9.50 at 9.60 a slow and firm. May rye ‘broke 1% | barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks; ship- cents with wh le] ments 33,198 barrels. Bran 24.1 ratiying power ery. May flax seed was ‘off ‘CHICAGO PRODUCE on.a light trade. Chicago, Feb. 10.—)—Butter high- Cash wheat was largely unchanged. | er; receipts 4.413 tubs; creamery ex- Durum offerings were ht = and extra firsts at 40; seconds higher; receipts corn was firmer. 27 at ordin- Oats were firm to % cent better. i inged. ye was firm to stronger for lower |" ‘tees 203 cheese unchanged. rades. Barley was in somewhat bet- RANGE OF CARLOT SALES er demand. Flax seed was in fair Minneapolis, Feb. —(P)— Range demand with offerings meagre. of carlot grain sal Wheat No. 1 SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK | ‘ivy ‘gate at lett: Noo 3 ditto South St. Paul, Feb. 10.—)—Cat- 1% 734%; No. 1 hard spring tle 2,500; steers and ycarlings slow, | 1, ‘No. 2 hard winter 1.6044 about steady; generally —_qualit; 69%: No. 2 amber durum 1.51% plain; bulk at 8.25; few offer- No. 2 durum 1.31%. ings considered salable above 9.00;/" Barley, sample grade, 55. at 69; she stock dull week's - declines.| No, 8, 60 at 61%; No. 4, 68 at 684. mostly 4.25 at 6.75 on cows and hei rp; No. 3 yellow, 60; No. + mixed ers; fow lighter weight ‘heifers up- | 5. b wards 7.50 and above; canners and cutters slow at 3.50 to 4.00; edge off stockers and feeder trade; bulk 6.50 at 7.50. Hogs 21,00 (opening very slow; IN very little shipping demand; few ear-| (Minneapolis, Feb. 10.—()—Wicat ly sales 225 to 275 pound butchers receipts 184 ‘8 compared to 203 a 12.00 at 1 150 to 200 pound aver-|venw ‘ago, -C No. 1: northern 13.00; looks about 15 lark northern at 25 cents lower; ing sows most- 4 ly 10. ‘bidding 14.00 for. desirables. 1.67% at 1.70%4,! pigs or 25 to 35 cents-lower; average cost Sucsilay 12.54; weight 226. Sheop 1.000; carly sales stoady to weak; fat native la “mostly BR ‘arrive 1.634 a! calle’ down to 10.000 heaey taaths Heri aN 11.50, these latter averaging about} “Corn, No. 3 yellow, 69% at 74% 100 pounds; best fed: western lambs} Qais, No. 3 white, 36%, at 36%4. unsold; sheep scarce. ‘ Barley, 52 at 60. ‘ peepee -ottcaD Rye No. 2, 87% at 80% __ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Bee No wap at B48 _ Chicago, Feb. 10.— Hogs’ * 18,000; — lighter weights mostly 15 at 25 cents CHICAGO GRAIN higher; medium. end feavyweight! . ‘Chicago, Feb. .10.—@)—Wheat No. hutchems strong to 10: cents higeer 7% td 1.78; Ne. 2 ~hard than, Taerday’s average; butk 250 to % A i t 300 pound butchers’ 12.10~st 12.35; Corn No. 4 mixed 70 to 2; No. 3! better 200 to 225 pound ie ne yellow 76% taé7%. ly 12.70 at 13.15; bulk di te 190)” Oats No. 2 + ths 40% to 41'2; No. pounds down 13.35 at 13.75; top on|3 white: 40 to 41. all weights 13.75; bulk packing sows Bye no sales. , 10,80 at 11.00; long sean saree il ‘Barley 60 to 76. : ing pigs 13.76;. heavy’ rt eyhig Timothy secd 6.50 to 7.05. « 11.80 at 12.50; medium 12.95 at 18.30; | “Clover seed 29.00 to 32.00. lights 12.20 at 13.76; Tight ‘lghts fie 1430, 12.25 at 13, packing. sows, 10.60: at| 16,50. 11,15; slaughter pigs 13.25. at: 18/404 Rite 50: Cattle, 11,000; few: teade! of: ape- | — Ht ly 10 to 15 cents off; best year! early at 11.00; som ty a matured steers 10.90; lity. i proved; comparatively little chay iy Ps ae on other classes; canners weak; bi Re . dest ‘heavy bolognas ‘Washington, Feb. 10.—(—The up- 11.50 et 12,50, few 13.00 to, ronsious: proceedings ‘of the senate | packers; outsiders 13.50 at 14.60; few] co! ec consi the Schall-| at ee faa ss z ; a Johrison section 01 me pad eg i cep 17,000, lambs . opening n rach a mu cents lower; sheep yak? few dow! ecu teeeator Sahel accused > Dine: bles fat lambs to 3. st] gl » counsel for former Scn- 14.00; "shipners and clty patehers tabs 1b att Tonhno » of telling ize an 5 few, caged it 14.25 at 14.40:| committes @ lic. ~ Hg ui i mix % r samen others downward uid ‘ en a Pealeied in 1906" for of fat ewes 8:50-at 9,35; choice light) suborna’ of perjury, but that the fed ewes held around 9:50. 1d because ‘Schall was 3.98 . Ao quality; sacked Minneapolis, and Hae jema: | Selting Pressure Is Renewed day’s stock market, ‘which was fea- CHICAGO RANGE tured by a renewal of selling pressure February 10. against the food merger shares and Wheat— Open High Low the buoyancy of high priced industrial #|a lowering of call money rates. Unit- jand New York Canners dropped near | mors that The cash dividend would | fand Commercial Solvents A climbed | 16.50 15.97 16.47 | the low priced oils, California and : ‘Telling 2 Lie} F STOCK PRICES _ CONFUSING Cee i 1 tet ad Against Food Shares— Industrials Up New York, Feb. 10.—(4)—Confused price movements chgracterized — to- specialties. The general list bbe 8 strong undertone with bull- ish confidence restored, in part, by ed States Steel common advanced over a point despite the decrease oF 150,626 tons in the unfilled orders of the corporation last month. Ward Baking B seored an extreme break of ten points at 655 or more than thirty points, below the year’s high, ly eight poipts to 66%, despite ru- be raised from $2 to $3 at the next % | meeting. American Can soared ten points to a record high for all ‘time at 314, making an extreme gain of 25 ints in two days; General Electric jumped 11% to a new peak at 366%, 9% to 146. i: Heavincss cropped out some of Mid-continent selling off’a point. The closing was irregular. Strength of the motor shares featured the last EVERETT TRUE ~' BY CONDO, You Don'y Seem TO BS VERY CHIPPER THIS So a cpg BENING, EVERETT: span —==PHONE 82==— f A COLD, CH t ;YOU WHAT To TAKE fied Advertisements Tribune Classi z SER Tg EY ‘DON’T Feec CNIRFaR. SVE FOR SALE FOR SALE CAUGAT A COLD. ‘i MOUSE--6 s and bath, modern i ne ; and in excellent condition, double | Classified Advertising Rates |}° RQOM modern homo, including ¢ garage, lawn and trees, it front, 1 insertion, 25 words or floors, hot water heat, partly oak Located on 4th street. Price finish’ well pinnmed? ad in, good Terms. under . osaaket) condition, on pavement, ¢ to B ALOW- 5 rooms and bath, 2 insertion i schools, at reasonable pr and ditional bed room in basen 4 unde 05 good terms. goad condition. Located in River: 3h < || 7 ROOM modern bungalow, including Piste an, ene under. 1% at least 3 bed rooms, hardwood Price $4800.00. Terms. soy 1 week, rds floors, south front, very, close in, HOUSE--5 rooms and bath, built-in undor ......66 a 1.26 very desirable property, for $5750. ; penn: het Tickets. Ads over 25 words, 2e addi- [|] 7 ROOM partly finished house with = dawnstairs, screened porch, gara i or ‘ , close i 7 Nao lawn ahd eh léented an tiunal per word. 50 foot lot, close in on Broadway, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY || , £2" 32/00) om terms. ; ROOM house modern except heat, RATES close in, 2 bed rooms, good buy for 65 Cents Per Inch $2650, on good terms, stiet. Price $ ES eur parks Mrecued parch, ante rant! | All classified ads are cash CEO. M. REGISTERS on 11th street. Price in advance. Copy should be o'clock to in- SALESMEN é nd oak brit same day. ey Agency wants exper- i re ails THE uen for District Agent. TAG int sub-age a BISMARCK TRIBUNE ve. referenc PHONE 32 sure insertion 435 Mills Bhig.. S: modern, good con Ble s located. ‘two ad be completed up: WORK WANTED WE HAVE other equally good homes FOR SALE pubes et Bae J es Es for le ut prices and terms to; ancien aie a8 Sn h vily to work on Must suit, “Also Inve lots in all parts | 6 ROOM, strictly modern house, hot] fe experienc rans! of the City if you wish to build or + good condit fet hden, Ha - invest. Good locations are being paving, 0 ream apis vaalte hin | ot rapidly picked up. We also have} in eash, balance ie choice farm lands. 3 ROOM ‘bungaloy WA A small: child: to gate. for WE WRITE all kinds of insurance in} attractive in the SHG TOOUNO Ey OF a eae good old reputable companies.| throughout, basement roomed off,| fer children evenings. Call 2 COME IN AND SEE US OR] _ nice location, $6300.00, or 112. E St. North. 2-10- PHONE 138, ,5 ROOM bungalow, east, front, close | WORK WANTED Brickwork and past as . ote crane lave ERAN oh FONE YOUN tiie plastering; reasonable prices. Fred INVESTORS MORT( ECURITY| dition, strictly modern, Bolter, 2th Street No Phone COMPANY, 15 ROOM bungalow, modern, TAs. wk. aides condition, ve, full Office with First Guaranty Ba BENE EFORE Only C2800'00, ROOMS FOR RENT EB 7 ROOM house, modern, fine neigh-PFOR Rooms in modern home, borhood, excellent condition, ’ hot r heat. Gentlemen p nt, only $4000,000 ferred. One light housekeeping south front, fine] room furnished.” For sale: One MALE HELP WA Ge Nee WANTED-—Men and women to sell; 4 ROOM cott 1 \_» CHICAGO POULTRY ; Service son is infected with the germs of a] month. aszkowiak, 421- tlemen only. 117 Ist St, Phone Chicago, Feb. 10.—(@)—oultry alive’ Qne of the oldest and in the case| communicable disease and is only i : M. 2-2-tf ateady; no receipts; fowls 26 at 293! of -many communicable diseases,| slightly sick. It is difficult for such | ——$—$— springs 30; turkeys 38; roosters 2 ducks 30 at 32; geese 20. Fargo, N. D., Feb. 10.—(#)—Butter | service is fat, churning cream 42; packing stock | enfgrcement of quarantine at the| mothers and fathers do not appre: |———————— 29. ports of entry of the United States. | ciate the importance of keeping chil- BUSINESS CHANCES Pri si W dramas Quarantine in the home is based on scing from a contagious}*OQR SALE OR TRADE—Furnished dth St. By appointment only Federal Jury the same general principle, eel 8 infectious yet vaaageatn hotel located at Zap, N. D. This p 9-1w that of kee suspects and those well, from mingling with other} j —— ee | aera ping P is a real hotel bargain that HELP WANTED—FEMALE FOR SALE Issues Warrants _ | known to in Liquor Probe Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 9.—()— Thirty warrants were issued today | house. Today it is more common. to| contract the disease and your board charging conspiracy to violate the] i ciat, a pationt:m his own reom and|of health can hold you responsible allow the members of the household to come and go at will so long as they do not come in contact with the|antine is, not a matter of gu federal liquor laws as a result of @ federal grand jury investigation of alleged nation-wide alcohol con- spiracy plot. The warrants include por Eee persons in Minneapolis, Philadelphia | BOCeM™) "Y' Giscasc. and Baltimore. It is understood per-| “re ih. sons in St. Paul, Washington and) oarantine is not so easily enforced | that rule is to obey the regulations because naturally the patient de of your local board of health. to see members of hi i If other visitors. It is during this pe- several other large cities also will be named in the warrants. New Type of Ray rlod of co Is Discovered Williahs of the University of North Wales, at Bang It is the new rays penctrate the air for several inches, hut are stopped by all solids, even by gold while x-rays can penetrate a mch of lead and the recently discovered Williams says pass through six fect of lead. The trouble with knowing too chee There are two important gaps in| much is you have so many more -——— Will the long scale of wave lengths, and|thiugs about which you probably the new ray, according to Professor | mistaken. jiams, fills one of them, namely ae }won’t be enough to buy false teeth.} would modify the Volstead . flowing well, plenty open ee teiices the x-ray and thewultra! Of course you may slip and break —- : clared the prohibition law hanks.” Gyo Dusbabok, St. M | FOR SALI violet. a leg, but one danger lessened by] A curious thing about this world} been given a fair trial. Idaho. Iw] 508 Bre Surgeon General, U. 8. Public Health| 1t frequently happcns that a per-| YOUNG MA most effective methods of prevent- ing their spread is the rigid enforce-|she can possibly be a menace to —_— ment of quarantine. FARGO BUTTER The Bureau of the Public Health| really the\ most dangerou: 4 ; ; living room municable disease ‘from mingling! If you allow your child to break) /pood location. Write Tribune No,| WANTED—Girl for general house- e : wd SraR aU BEREAN SFO Css tiesdavkae | quasantinediretorse he te, complely| Ueree 1012-tf| work. Mrs. B. K. Skeel, 223 West| Suite cons Windererney of spreading the disease. overed or before he has reached Thayer. A-OR-E | Sou kweconer < @alunee dine A few 'years ago it was common] the non-infectious stage you BOARD AND ROOM ———_______ eonaiabings oh om aie practice to quarantine an entire| rectly .responsible if other chi BOARD AND ROOM at Krueg’s! HOUSES AND FLATS of tablatane sieeeal mvalescence that many dis-| follow your bad example and ex} Hy ’ tion is being made up and cases should be watched to see that jgome members of your own fami Kaiser’s Successor | Warm ight housencep-| have pnehend shar elvan L : - aera = nase; . | urtment, suitable ’ een ? bs bar ie peerentient noes ee Ne in con to a dangerous discase. Says Rabbi Wise ee suitable aon ge ies Solitaire Kin ys in the very lat. Furnished three or eat Mountings... James 7 NAEens London, Feb. 10.-P)—The discov- L Senteabeuihieeabaut “we Ww. ery of a mematinecol rays, ieee bank is half the time when you getl stephen S. to lic between the ultra violet. and jdown there you find it is a holiday.|in‘ Premier Mussolini successor to x-rays, is announced by C. E, Wy winter is swallowing watermelon. Kyiser Wilhelm and. the most menne.| -Room in modern house. wanted to work : FOR RE OR RENT—Two nice front rooms upstairs, 818-5th St. 485M. 2. a person to understand how he or WANTED TO RENT Phone TED TO Ri By F. E. YOU other people. ‘Such patients are 281w! POR RENT—Fu SONAL | ern he n your home or mine. 60 cents. Call 627R or 313- six or ished, Write | charged by law with the| It frequently happens, also, that 2-0-6 ARC p Tribune | ‘be infected with’ a com-| children. furnitare; pay you to investigate. Good tow all in bogrding house at 46 Main St.j{FOR RENT—One entirely modern! two-tone walnut bedr Prices reasonable. 28-lw, five room house, also one four| isting of | bed, dre . room house, partly modern, Cull Rhus 1. 1w | for such negligence. The length of the period of a rie, three-burner mmons bed, com- le cot, good con- ple who have no right to be i ut this will depend xome-| work. Periods of isolation are based |i 4 ul are our cheerful people. | | | on laboratory tests. There is one safe rule which you can follow and Z jient is convalescent. (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) Mussolini May Be CITY HEATED, modern “apartment, also partly furnished light hous: room, College Build u break these rules wheney you feel like it your neighbor ma: four pune | orking in /1 Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 9.—()—-Rabbi | Wise, of New York sees rtment. Write t Wilton Cafe, Wilton, N. Dak. 2-4-1w BABY CHIC | teen leadin fied farm fl 1 S—Strong husky 8 arieties from certi- Buy Northern Bred whvery catalogue onia. Hatchery, Cule- Dept. B. \ 1-25-1m seeds/ ing and warlike figure in the world. In_a lecture last night he berated n autos col-| the United States for extending cred- lided, ing those saw. the}it to Italy and ridiculed the manner | crash think they were in New York.|in which the Italian war debt to the , farm machinery —— United States was settled. and feed. $11,0000 for} I henpecked man needs a dog} ~“The world war waited too long to} all or $8,000 for tand alone. € Pre check the Kaiser,” Dr, Wise declared.! Morton, Driscoll, N. D. it wait too long to subdue Mu: LE- 160 aer Cheap. iver d, one miie Medora, All fenced, build- of land nine ing, Driscoi! and, Pog Improved. ¢ hundred | 0 32 head of cat- _ In Pittsburgh, I e donia, Min: 6 Even if you do save money on{solini? | twoth brushes. and tooth paste, it Dr. Wise also denounced those who uffed ‘Tapestry xcellent con- 2 it MOM’N POP — + FROM & LAWYER ; Too - WHAT'S YT Atk ABOUT ? BOY! t UKE GEOGRAPHY! ft TEACKES US ALL ABOUT TH WORLD AS HOW ITS 2 Mave AN VERYTHING & A Different Tune + ; : We EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF YOUR _ CAN YoU BEAT THAT? Bur You DIDN'T 1000 SIMOLEONS Aw LATE UNCLE, JEREMIAH TYTE, I HAVE $25.000 To CHARITY Finish Te LeTrer. Ill # monrH- WELL- WELL — We Day FORWrcace ee ee ees in rape A IT SAYS HERE “You DEAR OLD UNCLE JEREMIAN- BALANCE OF THE ESTATE , $25,000 ) i $io00 As OF ATHED TO CHARITY* \ , THIS STOCK 1S WP W THE ATTIC AND FIND WAS BEQ I EARNING DiviDENDS HIS PICTURE AND MONTH ~ OH = \ | OF $1000 A MONTH HAVE IT FRAMED HENRY, ISN'T