The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1927, Page 7

annette en tre. tea SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1987 sagrmnnrtelontepccy Tribune Classified Advertisements |= —=PHONE 822+ repeteeata 2 innertiona, 98 insertions, 25 words MARKETS ded emcee ethene START USED Tire Store. Write for wholesale wiltss ni ey territoi Pp RS, 1302, 5 5 FOR omen si at counter, bread moulding maitilne; 1 coffee urn, ‘1 double waffle iron. practically new, 1 5-foot show case, 1 wrapping counter. i 485, Bismarek, N. D. iLE—A beautiful six dio receiving set. a 3 Will now be sold for only $35.00. Call at No. 48. __ Thayer street, Bismarc THE BARCLEY CO! your measure, LIVESTOCK WHEAT PRICES GET SETBACK)": Drop Due to en For Prominent Speculator, Who Had Been a Buyer 8—)—Aithough- tases early wheat reacted today at the fast. \The-setback'was due mM the main‘to selling for a prominent spec- ulatdr“who was credited with having been & buyer’ before. ' siderable ertlatgemetn trade, ‘and ‘export Dusinesalon'm lib- eral ‘scale was indicated. ‘Wheat closed unsettled 14 to % cent: met lower; corn % iT FACTORY | oats unchanged to'% to 4 off, and provisions varying from seven dedline VAKE ORDERS for flour, meats, canned goods, staple groceries, also pain' 10° ‘auts | auto and tra capital or bond required. r dry me bs FOR aggre OAH lanes fron: sted to for rie emcee room for men. Rea. Call at 831 Fifth) Street or Phone 485-R. FOR RENT—Room in new bungalow. * Large and well furnished with bath Suitable for two. Also Typewriter and leather] ——-— * Phone 676-5 or call at FOR RENT—Large, v front room, h Suitable for we. lators preferred. Also light house-|' tT, ks Clos Vautbsy ae “GREAT DEMAND for b barbers | at good wages} men or women, ; Moter Sarber Ci soe ES RARER NES TES TEC, ANTED—Farmer or Farmer's son or man to travel in cout work, good profits. McCO! CO., Dept. C252, Winofia, Minn. —— _PEMALE RELP madi Phone 538-J for ap- if home “or mine. hgh eal salar Write for Farmers samt ge 8 Bas oc —, has permanent job good for $60 to RATES 65 Cents Per Inch All classified ads are cash in advance. oma with: or with- 3 received by 12 ure insertion There was con- ing dren's Dresses, el el rf rons. Experience unnecessa! cut, instructions fu: field Mfg. Co, 140 in Kreg lots. arr stcdpt ing room va BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 *eaint' Janae: lined overcoat and one Smith Typewriter. SALES LADIES with $16 to $64 daily. FINANCIAL NEWS CHICAGO ape Jan. 8 to 25 cents advance. Wheat trade appeared to be large- e, and reai| !¥ & reflection of bullish statements S y by a leading-epeartor giv- jing an Optimistic view of the price outloék. ‘The gorunds given by him continued to form the chief basis of buying, smallness of European crops, delay of shipmetns from Argentina, and the fact that Chicago is succe: fully selling domestic wheat for ex- port in January. Corn tended upward owing to good of backwurdness of the crop suggestions that $150 a week selling roofing and HUGH L. NICHOLAS, 4750 paints direct to user ON CREDIT. _Sheridan, Chicago. ey EXPERIENCED chambermaid wants Tribune Ad. No. street. Phone 832-J. NOTICE—Senators and Representa- Nice clean sleeping roome: for renf, or board and room. Close! in on Main street. same time last week, with the bulk of the butchers and light hogs cashing at 11.75, packing sows cashing at the 10.50 to 11.00 terms. was on a 12.00 basis gene Fat lambs look 25@50 ¢ than fast week, feeding lambs un- evenly higher, tat ewes strong to 25 cents or more higher; bulk of the fat lambs casher at 12.00@12.75; AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING Qutfit free, teal eb The pig market Phone 672-R or WANTED—Gifl for’ general house- Call at 213 First strect, APARTMENTS, WE NOW have all necessary equip- ment for first class Duco and Lac- quer Automobile refinishing. At Present we have on our floor for your inspection one automobile which we have just HDucoed. NOW, It is not essential that you have the cash for such a job. will paint, your car and let you pay for it in ‘small monthly payments. COME IN and let dé’ give’ you our prices and terms, UF eal ts.and we will look your car’over ind ‘make ae will FOR RENT—Three clean rooms for light housekeeping, modern house, nicely furnished. corner Eleventh freézing. ‘No evi betteé than alcohol. ter seller to filling station ages. Gallon free. i St. Paul, Minn. LIGHTNING “strange battery com- 8 discharged batter-| 4 Gallon bel te? Ford ning Co., St. Paul, Minn, + AGENTS WANTED _| PERMANENT ". POSITION—Big,_re- sponalble ‘: Radio”! wants ‘local ‘tepresentative diately. Offers 6'tube consoleand tabet' models at low prices and on FREE TRIAL, Competition 6}tmin- ated because we take old seétd ‘in Big season NOW. tunity to make large profits quick. No stock to carry. No tos a of radio* raquived—simply de strate‘ tind ‘take ‘orders.-:Write at once for remarkable ‘demonstrator “PREMIER: ELECTRIC edt 48D, Premier. Bldg., __Ravenswood Ave., WANTED—Five hundred dissatiafie: Farmers and oe to sto Gotd Health Pacis to Gontunis ers: Start’ your-own business; Make from $100 to $400 a month or more Be your own boss. No selling experiénce required. Profits inerease every ‘month.\ Steady yoar around. Lowest prices. Beet values. Moat contplete ser- Rawleigh Methods get the most business particulars write n° T. Rawleigh 1100 Breer FOR RENT—Two rooms with two closets, nicely furnished for, light Hazelhgrst Apart fit Fifth at comeback’ feeders STOCK MARKET CLOSES STRONG to “investment Buying, Easy Credit Conditions LARGE MODERN room, kitchenette furnished for housekeeping, eanveniently located. ret Seventh street or Phone movement and -to when a big movement fails to arrive it never arrives at all. Notice was also taken of predictions of firm livestock prices throughout the ‘winter and \6f conspquent pros- pechive. heavy ¥feeding demand for ies «instant ly ee entirely, "ihe Tauraia enka apartment. ‘Also sleeping room. , or’ Phone 242-W. HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—To a responsible party, warm modern house, hheat, hardwood floors in very good condition and nearly completely fur- i Can clear rent’ by renting Call at 822 Main street or oa ited apt. for. married cou; :Call is apt. 4 or you a price and tianufacturer | meet with your aj All Work Goatanteed DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., INC | MILL CITY MARKET ity Or connected Tight house- GETS LATE aaypace, keeping tooms.’’ College building. —VP)—Wheat priceariopyedthigtier’ ently: today, 6 profit taking resulted in a late back. Close was 4 to 4% cent lower FOR RENT—Large niodern room, ex- tra warm and i postoffice and G. P. Hotel. __ 208 Rosser street. Phone 360-W. RENT—Two fursished sleeping] ' rooms in modern ‘heme. Hot water and steam heat. call at-1011Rourth:street FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- Convenient for legisla- Phone 1052-K or call at __ 422 Fourth street, ENT—B0om. in a private home suitgble for . one.or| __two, 119 West Thayer. Phone 459-W; FOR RENT—Sleeping room njcely furnished, very reasonable». Phone 291-R or call at 41 411 Niath street.: FOR RENT—Two large welf furnish- ed rooms. Hot Pople: heat. ad: hom 4 AN Wi Oldsmobile Sales and Service BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA The start was easy but prices soon turned Migher, May advaneed *% at 3s eent, July up only % cent and casing back a shade under yesterday, Oats were firm early and turned sagging ‘4 cent under yester- New York,” Jan. «8. tive forces were again at work i day's stock market, which contin to respond to Poca buying ()—Construc- Six room modern and fully furnished cottage, well locat- Phone 830-5, or Open Evenings Until 8:30 5a rooms, from January 15th to April tal. Write Tribune ‘No. 104. FOR RENT—Strictly modern five room bungalow with garage; close Inquire O, W. ~ asa 101 Telephone common was the individ. ual feature touching night gain of four p highest: price since. 1905, — WURNITURE FOR GALB _ FOR SALE—Good dresser, practically new, Algo’ one 3 x" heal rug, clothes wringer ani Phone 812-R or call at 115 May rye sold up % cent with wheat and eased back 4 cent under yester- May barley” w. ular'‘and easy! Inte in’ the sei May flax advanced 1% cents on: Ar- gentine strength but failed to hold enced by the possibility of earnings through the inaugu' trans-Atlantic FOR RENT—Five room 25 per month. Located at South Thirteenth street: Offerings of good to choice spring wheat’ were scant and demand was Trading basis was steady. Winter wheat was steady. Durum was twoto five cents over FOR SALE—A tea cleaner and attach kitchen _ utensils. With freight traffic being main- unusually heavy. volume, railroad shippers attracted a large investment and speeulative following, with the best gains being recorded Atlantic Coast Atchison, Delaware & Hudson and New York ‘Central. Commereial solvents seven points to a record top at 240 i} ed 302 Bismarck ‘—Seven room modern house at 519 Sixth street. May be’ occupied Jan. 1st. Inquire at Rich- a hed light tea Keeping rooms at 621 Sixth street. heat,; Rhone 619-W. FOR RENT—A large furnished room, Suitable for two. 404 First street. FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping room Call at 417 Fifth street or Phone 952-W. r-| FOR, RENT Attract _DRESSMAKING GENERAL Dressmaking done by tha, day in your home or at:our shop. Call 440-J. or 45 Thayer. Cook and Martinesen. good yellow was in demand. Oats were steady and quiet. Rye was steady. Barley was firm to one cent higher FOR” RENT—Unfurnished® house at 202 West Thayer. call at Logan’s store. re FOR RENT—Five room modern house, ‘lose in, Inquire 314 Thayer street. Phone 761 or BIG PROFITS tak ing woop BUSINESS § SUITS AT $1 s slow and steady. SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Jun. ‘8—)—Sup+ plies. of short fed and warmed up steers and yearlings have been fairly numetous during the past week, best kinds finding fairly on most sessions, says the weekly re- view of the United States department The market in gen- eral carried a healthy undertone and i strong’to 15 cents or Several ‘loads medium and’ heavyweight stcers sold upward to ‘9.25, with sales from 8.00 to 0590 fairly numerous, the plain qualitied i 7.00@8.00. She stock sold 25 cents higher, with bulk at 5.00@7.00; cut- ters mostly 3.75@4. buls sold slowly 25 stocker trade although of Nght di- i this week ‘worked upward around 25 cents generally. Vealers are mostly 1.25 lower than the ‘same time last week, bulk good lights 11.75, choles 12.50. The general hog market for the week ruled 25 cents higher than the —————— Cocaitenipn An iadbaness also responded to reports of expand- NT, 228 E. Eighth, Cincinnath INT NEEDED to sell ern home. es preferred. Phone} ¢ * bars, mints and gum, finest quality. FIVE ROOM, brand, new bungalo entirely modern, good” nolghbor: hood, owner leaving city, $4800. FOUR ROOM, brand new bungalow,| hborhood, convenient. to, jectric range, built in ice i complete, (well an be decorated to a1 $3800 on which reason: terma can be arranged. ‘| rive ROOM bungalow, close in, all] .. “oc Miae spick and span condition, 0 advanees takin, nesinae steel Shares. wt after a slow start, coincident the opening of the New York Rutomobile shows Texas Pacific’ Land Trust, which touched # record top at 2090’ yester- 1990 today, all transactions being in odd lots. elosing was strong. Proximated 750,000 shares, CHICAGO GRAIN , Chicago, Pry 8—#)—Cash wheat Gorn No. 4 yellow 641; @663 2 white 75%. eee No. 2 white 4812; No, 3 white place in the inde- Motors picked room in mod-|.Al HOME LAUNDRY—At most ‘Teuson- able rates we launder your clothes slightest injury to For men's shirts a speciai- Repairs made at a small charge if desired. We cell MARGUERIT BUZT! LAUNDRY. Phone 101! A, corner Mandan Ave. ¥‘ CYLINDER BLOCK REHONING REBO! Gordon Candy "eon 14g Vine “it., Cinginmati, _ WAY OPERATE? For appendicitis, large. comfortable reliable outlet: of agriculture. Total sales ap- ROOM AND BOARD Two cozy furnished rooms, suitable for 2 couples or 4 persons, Locat- ed on upper Sixth street. ient to the capitol. Pho ROOM AND BOARD—Large front room suitable for two with board in Call at 309 Eighth Ball” stones, wheh Hepatola does the work 24 hours without pain, danger iz loss of time. ee also removes gd calcu- cosh a: ROOM house, hot water aer| SIX ROOM house, most excellent con- dition, nice part of town, conven- ient to schools, south front, mod- ern, built by a carpenter for his FIVE Root cottes t from, wee col 208' wee iy aaL00,: FouR ROOM house, svygh side, Geen chicken house, 125 feet frontage with excellent garden s BUILDING LOTS; tion in all parts of. FARM LANDS; I have’ #0ld)28. qua! oss the pant year ond re role 5 saleg pending no’ wonderful bargai: INSURANCE; Fire, bile, written in Al companies with prompt service guaranteed. F. E. YOUNG. Phone 1131-M. WE NOW have all necet equinment to do first cl wore rehoning and ing. can be done without taking) tne ative) out of thi ne pis. considerable time an: of town people may ship ihe ir mo- tors Ma us, and prompt service will ; medium grade modern home. cents or more Discrimi INATING ys ef teed in rooms “and moni: Try the Mohawk.< Phone 145). _ test - LOST—Dog, tea ten and. Whlie, fox | ter- rier, two brown ears and whi Barley.58@78, Timothy seed 5.00 Clover Pr 25.001 Be was invented by a doc- “Mle was 7 years cage WE itso do first cli repairing on an: work guaranteed. page the winter months. FtILL repair your autemobile and you pay for it in small monthly, eee Let us quote'y: DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO:-INC. 215 Main Street Bismarck, N. Dak. Open Evenings to 8:30 ge ef car. Our ‘ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Jan. 8 —Hogs 8900; active, poneealy steady to’ strong} ‘top 12.00 paid: for 150 to 160 ‘pound ‘weights; bulk desirable 200 pound: averages 12.00@ most ‘ demiumr and strong 11.90@12.00;, bulk] packing sows 10.50@11.0; few lights 11.15@11.85; practiaglly | no pigs of- jtreatmiehe. ie | BOIEON. Sold Btates:by LosT—in ont abouET "eatoffice, h of ke Finder Rae! 160, re- For ae ore a 7 05. care of Tribune Ad. No. 1 YENTZ—information wanted concern- ing relatives’ JOHN YENTZ, born New York about 1863. parted living in Write P. 0. Box “147, Chi- eraado, automo- + Phone 428 NOW, THEN, £' THE FELLOW QuicK—mom~ At THE WHO Foono THar $30,000 BANE TOGETHER — I FoR ALC OF You —— Saeanesiganana MmeneDnaaA oad —T =! Oped Sigh Low Close 1.38% 1.39% = 1.88% 1.38% 1.29% 1.30% 1.29% 1.26% 1.27 1.26% 79% BOM (79% 19% 82% 83% 82% 83% 49% A916 49% AT AT ATM AG A6 46 1.01% 1.00% 1.00% 99% 98% 98% 12.32 12.22 12.67 12.60. is 14.75 14.65 14.75 14.65 14.65 16.50 15.85 fered; shippers took 3,000; holdover 1,000; heavyweight nogs 11.65@12.00; medium 11.80@12.10; lights 11.75@ 12.20; light lights 11.75@12.20; pack- :| ing sows 10,50@11.85; slaughter pigs not quoted, Cattle 5 Better grades fed 50 to 75 cents higher; heav ing maximum advance; serambled for short crop ed ‘steers all weights; supplies short fed offerings 25 to 50 cents higher; butcher heifers 25@ 50 cents'up; fat cows mostly 25 cents higher; all cutters strong; bulls 25 cents lower; vealers 1.00@1.50 low red week ago: shippers well finish- predominate er; week's extreme top 12.26 paid for yearlings = 1 iz choice; heavy steers 11.75 numerous loads heavies § 11.00@11.5¢ feeders and stockers advanced ents on a small | supply: week's bulk prices follow: Fed steers 8.75@10.75; yearlings 8.65 @10.50; fat cow 75;_heifers 6.50@9.00; cutters d. veal ves 11.50@13.00; stockers and 6.75@7.75, Sheep 1,00; odd loads wooled lambs .50@13.00 mostly; for week 5,000; direct and 50 doubles from feding stations; slaughter lambs and yearlings closing mostly 15@25 cents hy and feeding lambs 25 week's top fed natives 13.00; fat yearling western lambs fed cles jambs 1 wethers 1 lambs 125 ern lambs 12.00@13.00; @12.75; fed clipped ‘lambs 10.00@ 11,00; wooled culls 9.00@10.00; year- ling wethers 9.70@10.50; aged weth- ers 7.75@8.00; fat ewes 5.00@7.00; feeding lambs 11.25@12. FINANCIAL REVIEW ~(#)—The first New York, Jan. 8. week of the new year on the York stock exchange failed to develop a definite trend in stock prices al- though bond quotations advanced to the highest general level in 15 years. Money rates softened, bringing call funds to the lowest levels since last October. Irregularity in the stock market was attributed to a variety of causes. The turn of the year naturally brought a large volume of selling by traders who wished to take profits but did not care to include their gains in their 1926 income statements. Of- ferings generally were well absorb- No. | ed. Two more dividend disappoints served to chill the enthusiasm of speculators who had expected the re- cent stock dividend on U. S. Steel common to start a widespread era of “melon cutting.” Atchison directors, who were either expected to declare a 40 per cent stock dividend or raise the annual rate to $10 merely declar- ed. 475 eent extra. Pullman direc- tors declared the only regular divi dend although it was unofficially timated that special dividend action is in. contemplation. The-announcement of several price cuts marred the bullish demonstra- tions inthe motors, which usually precede the opening of the New York automobile show. Steel shares inclin- ed to hzaviness when the weekly trade reviews reported no upturn in the pre-holiday rate of operations, but strengthened later on unofficial re- ports that mills of the U. 8. Steel corporation were back to around 80 per cent of capacity. Shares of companies operating in Mexico were liquidated rather freely | weak; receipts: fo New | 2: were again slightly reduced to8 the week, prices at the close were ‘firm on account of the scarcity of choice offerings. Demand for the *tést grades was good with the ordinary tun rather slow. Corn finished the week at about unchenged prices although this grain, like wheat, showed a relapse the tore- part of the week. Oats showed little change, holding steady throughout. Rye tur firmer with wheat and showed some independent strength on acevunt of good export sales. « Flax had a sinking spell early in the week along with other grains. However, at the lower levels both crusher and speculative buying turn- ed good and prices quickly reacted. Barley was steady in the futures, and the cash range was somewhat higher, MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, Jan. 8—A)—Wheat receipts 146 cars compared to 350 a is ago. Cash No. 1 northern 1.40%@1.42%; No. 1 dark northern choice to fancy 1.43 B good to choice 1.42%@1.48%; ordinary to good 1.41%@1.42%; No. 1 hard spring 142%@1.46%; No, 1 dark hard Montana on track 1.41%@ 1.46%; to arrive 1.41% @1.46%; May 1.40%; July 1.38%. Cort’ No. 3 yellow 72@76. Oats No. 3 white 44% @45%. 55@R. DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Jan. 8—() + Open High Low Close Durum— May 1.37% 1.39 1.37 1.39 Rye— May 9814 98% 974 27% July aT Flax— May 217% 219 217% 217% Jan; 214% 2.15% 213% 213% MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Open High Low Close Wheat— May 1.40% 1.41% 1.40 1.40% July 1.30 1.30 1.38% 1.38% Rye— May 95% 9612 95% 95% Oats— Ma, 46% 46% 46% 46% Flax— May 219 220 2.18% 2.18% Jan, 212% Barley— May 69 69% 69 69% suly 10% FARGO LIVESTOCK “Fargo, N. D., Jan. 8—UP)—Hogs 160 to 200 pounds 11.50; 200 to 225 pounds 11.50; 225 to 275 pounds 11,50; 275 pounds and over 11.50@ 10.50; packers 10.00@10.25. Sheep top lambs 11.25@11.75; heavy lambs 8.50@9.50; cull lambs 7.00@8.00; light ewes 5.00@6.00; heavy ewes 4.00@5.00; cull ewes 1,00 @3.00; bucks 3.00@4.00. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Jan, 8—()—Butter high- er; receipts 8,188 tubs; creamery ex- tras 47% @48; standards 4714; extra firsts 46%@47'4; firsts 434@45; seconds 39@421%. ipts 5,628 cases; firsts 38@39; ordinary firsts 35@37; refrigerator extras 31; refrigerator firsts 30. Chiacgo, Jan. 8—-()—Poultry alive fowls 20@ springs; 19@24; turkeys 30; sters 18; ducks 20@30; geese 21 MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Jan. —Flour unchanged to 10 cents higher in car- load lots family patents quoted at 7.85@8.00 a barrel in 98-pound cot- ton sacks; shipments 29,475 barrels. Bran 26.00@26.50. POLITENESS Old Gentlemen (who has collided violently with a young man): I beg your pardon, sir. Young man: Entirely my fault, sir. “Then why the blazes don’t | you look where you're going?’—London Opinion, FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., Jan, 8—()—But- ter fat, ‘churning cream 493 packing stock 22. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Jan. 8 No. 1 dark northern.. No. 1 northern spring No, 1 amber durum NoN. 1 mixed durum. No. 1 red durum. Dark hard winter . Hard winter .. as a result of the execution of the| N | new land laws, and threatening com- plications in the Nicaraguan situa- j tion, Successful inauguration 6f | trans-Atlantic telephone service stimu- , lated the demand for A. T. and T. ' stocks, which touched the highest level since 1911, Rail shares were high early in the week but stiffened later in response to favorable di dend ryumora- Chicago, Jan. 8.—()—Buyers_ap- parently had carried over enough of Ear corn, 70 Ibs, 5 cents un- der shell, Unrest Prevalent in Padang, Sumatra t Batavia, Java, 8—(P)—Rey- olutionary activities in Sumatra, which already have caused the deaths of more than a hundred rioters and the arrests of hundreds more, are still continuing in the distriets around Padang. Advices received from Fort Van Der Capellen say the situation . ip critical ;in various places in Suma- tra, largest island of the Dutch East indies. Jan. stocke purchased for the holidays to | Indi last<them for a few days and were not interested to any extent even at sharp price “reductions in the but- ter market early this week. In an effort to curtail losses, receivers were free sellers even to the point of anticipating the next days market by tf Confidence in almost entirely and prices declined sharply lay at all markets. Nelo authorities in the Siloeng- Rang di reported that 100 reb- killed and 550 arrested during the rioting there. et Wells County Court Verdict Is Affirmed Production reports were irregular and foreign butter was only a minor influence. GRAIN REVIEW: lis, Jan. 8.— ‘low ‘price ‘early’ in’ Friday, Jan. and The boyd me court has ruled that it is not bound by the findings ofa trial court in @ trial de but