The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1927, Page 5

| MARKETS | By Associated Press Leased Wire CHICAGO GRAIN i a8 June 3.—)—Wheat No. 2 hard 147% Corn No. 2 mixed 1,01@1.04; No. ‘ ——— i ey | 1.04%. Indianapolis". 500 rai adie | No. 61; 5 ii St. Paul. ..+....., - (CHICAGO RANGE ert No. 1 white 56% ie 3 white 53%. Kansas City :..11! 20 June 3 ' Rye not quoted. Bouisville 00 “Close _ Close Tod LS —Today— Barley 856@97. Columbus: . . 364 Yesterday Year Ago Open High Low Close | Timothy ocd | Wheat— Clover ‘seed 2 ics Today i 47% 38" x 1.461% 1.43% 1.44% Lard 12.57. aac LATZO-DUNDEE BATTLE ingeapaie At Kansus City. sad ole \ D's ; to% |. Ribs. 12: Milwaukee, WESTERN NINES| DOPESTERS « fndianapolis at Toledo. ea : in Ee ) 4 Welerwetent eight Champion bap |e ee acon A | a "Seabee aaa Selling Pressure Active—Ad-\c Ht tee aay tas aoe ao Te ga coy Ji Challenger Slated to Go 15 ity, Slovak a! fects. 7° ¥ L. .| equate Support From New @% } ay foi | 150 t0 180 pound ‘weights 0.00@9.165 Sept. 1.10% 4 His 110 1.0115 1.054 | 180 ‘to 200 ds 8.85@9.00; 200 t e inches. = i to % 0 200 pounds 8.85@ to i —— «| Rounés /Tonight at Polo Buyers Lacking ee . 9 225 pounds ; Frankie Quill 3. ronnds: Eddie | Phi ‘ 23 ‘giiiiaes oa ee 4 \ 508 ves Yanks Beat Detroit—Ath-| Grounds in New. York— bots Stair ie Har. w Me SRN chicags, thnk eo cdaay phie| ONY 54% wou |e letics Beat Cleveland— Odds Slightly in Favor of rom: ; nder active selling pressure! Sept. 55% 4 “ 5 48 AD Senators Beat Browns Latzo io 300 pounds .00@7.10; stags Won : 3s i n ic , | pert ‘top. spring lambs 15.00@ Georgie Ward, Billy Wells, Phil 420 Pc Hen: Notete chat desl acy F 6 1 148 0) 13.005 eae cin ng from new buyers, sharp de-| “July 113% Kid Hern is 4 rel singe, ance ee in all the Li é ee in ‘ ae heavy ewes 4.00@5.01 : 0 fuch of the selling was attributed ept. 065 ° «05 OE Af tall: ewe cks 3. 4. to renewal of legislative efforts to! Lard— cal oes eee lace the Chicago board of ee tis duly 1288 72 1 Ke 2.70 CHICAGO PRODUCE er control of lilinois state officials.| Sept. EX ‘ 02 5 5 Ch June 3, Butter: lowe Other reasons given were improved | Ri vl — nts .16,160° tubes’ creame! wheat crop prospects in Canada and| July 12.65 17.90 i 2 a al; athudardas a0ihs eke and today the invaders were devis-| thelr differences over the 15-round|| ich; Clyde Hull (newspaper de- NATIONAL LEAGUE hy fut closed ease ae sale ‘aA SRM ess f ‘ firsts B0@40; firsts ‘BTABIG; wee: ing new tactics to combat the com- eition), ‘WwW, L, Pet. gent corn 4% to 5% cents; July 14.35 18.95 2 Meee nCtanbees MBAR ae bination of pitching and hitting to} | J wh the odds oe slleihy te hi poi areee) RS he eH : 875) down, oats 3% to 4% cents off, and! Sept. 14°50 19.05 t 1 te unchanged; receipts 24,502 which they were subjected yester-|VG%4 ‘his 'ttaltan:American’ rivai{]” 61 won, £2. ¢ % “iNew York’. Besos altace tetas baat r ; da: of the expressed doubt o! . pene Chi a 564 * -» x in locomotive orders last month over Dutch Ruether turned back a badly mpions abilite te fake: the DUNDEE'S RECORD Brooklyn 22 489 envy suing covering large tort | fe same month last yeur brought disorganized Detroit club with only and limit at 2 e'clock wi Born, Baltimore, June, 1902. || Philadelphia, 462 where moisture was badly, tes" buying into the | equipments.) two hits, one of the best pitching himself. Al Nationality: Italian-American, || Boston . Headed for wheat, Althougth nse | with Westinghouse Airbrake the performances of the seasop, and the trainer, said t Height: 5 “feet, 8% inches, [{Cincinnati .. 21) permanent “crop “damage from) Upianding feature. iced | lew York Yankees won, 2 to 0. It| Scranton, Pa., mine boy 8 ‘Weight, 146. drought in this region was reported! shares like St. Paul perferred, Park was their fifth victory in tie tthe limit a few days Knocked Ow Games Today considerable recovery also avneared! and Tilford and National Distillers Pad ard Pa LA a Dek ak it} enter the ring. at his full strength. Pie Van mies i ifoon New York at Cincinnati, pen sae cated fields making 6) Products were whirled up two to a ne Shape oldman (twice ree an yu to 12 bushels where only seed was! five points before the market broke invaded the Yankee stronghold with= e rounds; Tomwy Freeman, 4 ected. rie a hie peice vc ative cc! out the inspiration of Ty Cobb. {and hasrno grouble making the weight] (technical); Mickey Walker, 8 | Comment today relative to wheat aesin, under the weight of active sell: Tyrus himself was figuring in an|timit. He has done his trainin Eddie Burnbrook, in Canada was to the effect that| rel Motors, U.S. Steel. Allied Chem. § to 4 victory the Philadelohia Ath-| Baltimore and his handlers declare \Mendelssohn, 4 from this time forward rain there| (tcl pS entities aliens y Bue saying ecpaliee itenioe wale pertect parsical. conpitien, esterday’s Games ||» + Bs ble fae-| ¢ and Ohio, Nickel Plate, vr} a * 3 first time Latso has i ad of a hin Cana-| New York Central ‘and Atchison, da threatening Indian rally] Sctually det Freddie Jacks, Johnny Leonard eat seeding is ended and the! 4 ; i ly defended hig title over the a eat seeding is ended and the! Total sales approximated 2,500,000 tens 4 Dundee,|{ Pedro Campo, Matty Brooks, Mel NATIONAL LEAGUB ef sroblem now is concerning] snares, ‘i Every Player Makes a Score sei fifectime "ambition Cooran, Jack eel Bror fram. iliisbia ; ki Bl growin and ripening on the MBHRRe re es mx. jarc! 5 vhich ha ee! aes aia wh * - run in the Senators’ 11 to 2 rout of|he has at his command into this one'| Johnny Clinton, ‘oe Ti itz, Hill and Smitl ierguson and Wil-| GR. PRICES HAVE betty. today, 167 Gonipuved 16 mst the St. Louis Browns. Manager| effort. Barbarian, Luis Vineentini, {json E DROP TODAY receipe tod a com eek wheat Bucky Harr! area his lineup and} A majority of the critics believe|}| Pinkey Mitchelt, Jack MeVey, Joe REDE Minneapolis, June 3.—()—Better) and coarse. grain closing quotations batting order with surprising effect,| the contest will go the limit. Simonich, Willie Harmor Eddie ie Bg H = Elweather in sight for the entire grain| today follow: gad This Bpeaten, pinglap citer bass] Ries She ee iriet Roberts, Billy Draako, New York .. § 1 belt and passage of the Kessinger | (Veg? ng, fancy figured in five double plays. eastern daylight time, and the mai ne Pies ge Out Br: inciinati “ine innings 3 2 zi to second touts in ae ni ci The White Sox alone, of the West« ep. ™m. jie Roberts, one rcund, if 4 legislature caused a bad drop in al érn invaders came through. with a| wu" % Scheduled at T0cp__m Lost to: MeQuillan, Grimes” and O'Nell;| grain markets today, Wheat broke victory,Ted Lyons registering his + rin + ff. Alex Hart and Charley O’Con- ge Donohue, Mayes and/3 to 3% cents, closing ninth triumph-of the year for Chi- 4 4 nell. Matches engaged in: cinich, Hargrave. cents lower, cago over the hapless Boston team. knockotts, 12; knocked out by, Oats a appeared overbought. andj 1; .no decisions, 3; lost, 2; draws, Others not scheduled. prices toppled 3% cents under yes-' 4 Giants Hard Put te Wi a 5; won decisions, 3 Snr ne ed terday’s when stop loss selling de- oy The New. York Giants, starting a <= —_— AMERICAN LEAGUB velope Barley futures were alsoj 1 their first western invasion in the 1 i Sa OR TD ‘ R BH Blower. “Flaxseed futures sagged on, j National League, found a tartar in \ Detroit ... 6 2 nal League, found iat hic datibsd 4 'be w-nsehiniguaiad-wlale) in weakness and Argentine qased | 4 atti f Italian Joe Gans, by Barrett, Games Today (By The Associated Press) 1 New York, June s1—-UPr-_With’ ex ‘Mickey Walke® (won title by 10: || St. Louts at Washington, { Three defeats marked the first a pete ene arply ad as si round decision). hires OE pela charge of the American League west| the me, 0, world’s wel- 2 3 a lew. York. i terweight champion, and Joe Dundee,|] Frankie Schoell, Billy Wells, Chicago at Boston Bxsinat the eastern | mawebull front coy "Baltimore Prelienger, will setticl] Morris Schlaifter and Joe Simon, ARGO TER D., June 3.—4#)—Butter ds ‘packing stock 24, @ a cdlen P Se SE ites New York 2 8 with a dragey local cash. market.! } carried them through 13 innings ‘be: IN WINDY CITY Tho run starts at 3 otiock from| , Stoner, and Woodall; Ruether and) july rye braked cents with wheat. | * to 4 victory. Eddie Roush started a final batting rally that produced two runs. Cincinnati shot three sinvles out in their half of the 12th but left} the tying run stranded on third base. Burleigh Grimes relieved McQuillan in the second inning and bikes nine consecutive scorele: Legislative Group Begins In- vestigation of Chicago the Hughes field. The runners will go from the field to the country club, then north to Ward's, south along Burnt creek and the Missouri to the Memorial bridge then east to the field over thé Rosset avenue road. Many are expected to take~part in the ‘run. St. Louis ... Cash whet offerings were fairly large and demand lacked snap. The! general market was draggy at un-) 2 changed trading difference: Choice to fancy moved fairly well, oer! kinds inter wheat offer- ings were Durum was in quiet to fair de inn: mand. re ” The pace-setting Pittsburgh -Pi- Boxing, Wrestling, ah ord to good CD ree sence ones 2< Cleveland n offerings were large’ and! Northern oes regained Pelee aes eee q 4 é a . after scattered ony : ns at steady!) Dark H lattened out. jiladelphia, 7 to i i 3.—)—Boxing and jaute, ces, buyers reduced bids one cent. " after Cy. Williams had tied the score| waniaker June ucts Sewell; G sae wrestling as they are conducted in well; vere quiet und dragey. Hard (Mont). 11 in the sixth inning with a-home run| Chi, der th alpel of a ¢ 7, s quiet and easy ottevings | : that scored two men ahead of him.| state ‘logiclative committee today. in eing ample and demand Minn. & S. Boas Carmen Hill allowed the Quakers} an effort to learn whether the sport H . Barley was steady. C! 2 a3 only five hits. is suffering from graft ‘and crook- Boston . \2 wanted and poor ruled slow hatged: Lyons and McCurdy; Wiltse wit xseed was steady carly, Minn. & : : sonnachtin(s, Best Browns eT ne bene of nibeartntatives -at sonand Hofmann, Moore, mandi was glow and buyers’ reduced, Jeri oe Springfield yesterday sharpened the \ ids. |Faney 1 Amber Durum a tough tine trying to investigators “fives by empowesing AMERICAN ASSOCIATION : He was knocked out .o! To arrive ittee of seven to conduct pub- prt R | Fancy 2 Amber Durum the seventh inning yesterday by the eal? 2 i ie 8 F Bulnts who! won the sennereaa'g, | ie hearings and to subpoena sny Wi-| Win Seek to Capture ‘Pro’| $f: Paul; 6 i 1 Amber Durum ee was the fifth time in a row that| "e8ses of records it may desire. . ; To arri Jonnard has bs “driven to the show- Will Refute Cheres Cup in Competition on - ip toune Siemer; Jonnard, Beck 1 Durum Promoter Jim Mullen, ‘often called * . IN E To arri ers and the ninth time in 12 starts § ry —— a the Tex Rickard of Chic: said he East Coas' Amber Du: tS peabeuer ere rats to weather! nad not been subpoenaed but ve t t 4 b Fi K LL 2 Durum . ; ° ith alll Indianapoli : : Amber Dj George Milstead struck his stride} he intended to be present w Toled : fi ii his records to refute any charges! Worcester, Mass., June 3—(#)—| Toledo . _—_. Durum . x aealust eee eee ae croh:| that might reflect upon his activities! For nearly {wo weeks the best goif| _, Levareite and Snyder; “otitstead and Bear Traders Reriew Efforts|1 Red Durum. hits but the six errors behind him|®% the promoter of the principal| professionals of Great Britain will] Heving. . To arrive .. were responsible for the Indianapdlis| bouts eid jp Chicago since boxing! be busy in an attempt to wrest hon. cRN LEAGUR to Gain Control of Price |? putt vag was le; ized a year ago. ors from Americans and get revenge 7 o * "Rain prevented Columbus from| , The charges which have been aired for sundry trips the British open cap| Amarillo aoa 13, Movement Today 3 Yellow corn clashing with Louisville while the| in the nawepepsrs deal with wrestling| has made to this side of the Atlantic = ny To arrive .... Millers‘and Kansas ‘City were unable} matches allegedly arranged beforé-lin' recent, years. . 3 - 4 Yellow corn hand hy a “wrestling trust,” question-] a two-day competition starting to- Oklahoma City 1. New York, June 3.{#)—The stock| To arrive .. to play on account: of wet grounds. Eos decisions, and alleged im-jday on: the links of the Woeester: CHICAGO LiVESTO market experienced er sinking} 5 Yellow corn GENE TUNNEY q somewhat dissipated; big p: to 5 points were substantially re-|3 Mixed eh a lowed by a, ink are Plusbursh still out of mar! ene: duced ‘or canceled in the wave of| To arrive. SHARKEY MAY \)* ‘Twhere they will’ practive daily in Xe ady to strong; top 9.65; | selling orders which swept over the!4 Mixed corn. preparation for individual sitompts to 219 pound| market at midday, but speculators To arrive Hs open few heavier|for the advance quickly supplied|5 Mixei corn. . 2 , tourmment starting Ju ae eee wees porkinc Reroas carperting: Gee A neaIS: Mise corn j i Eight Britons Here” sows 7.900826; big weights down-|markét was headed upward again by|2 White oats... Bight persone British stars] Ward to 7.75 and under; bulk pigs|/early afternoon. Trading was again Fi White oats ‘ + ett. Belt were paired against the same num-|%,75@9.10; heavyweight. hogs 8.80@| in enormous volume, the ticket delay| To. arrive .. Saki ber of American home breds for.two-|230;, medium 9, Jo@o.se; lights 9.15 |in: recording quotations. running as/4 White outs. Will Meet Rene LaCoste in| ball foursomes today. There will’be @9.65; light, lights #00@9.56; pack:/mueh as 20 mintues behind the mar-| Burley, ch to ‘ . eight single matches tomorrow. Esc! ing sows "ane 8.40; slau~hter pigs hg J To arrive Rickard Conside?ing Match ’ Ditch Wea ceeneecane Doin, (Baie Janks called about $25.000,000 ‘ift| Burley, med * For Ch oes Time ings for today were: Cattle fed steers strong to|loans, but the tall moncy rate hel To arrive ity September -|28 cents higher; culls and bute! On steady at 4% per cent, with plenty Barley, lower g1 ee ee ane i reatelt ana hpiters glom, barsley steady; stock-| of funds availuble ut’ that figure, 2 ‘Rye: % Joc Turnese, Anicrican. it and feedera weak to lowcr; most-|Except for the growing belief that! To arrive New York, June 3— i ty that ‘Jack nad Peco in acl oe today. Tex ichard's is veonaidaring a trip to Chi at the invitatio: loud, rane Charles A,|!¥ 26@40 cents off for week; veul-|thé technical position cf the market No. 1 Fla Bet ‘phi Tilden ae Ages Whestdbe” British, ve. Leo. Diegei eis 28 conte’ higher; bul been weakened by the recent) porte men Intérested in getting a big bows} Herd court 6-3, 6-2, Ee toc, ee . S, Cast Iron Pipe, Case| Sept, or in i it ri, Cochet ¥ 3 yearlings | rapid advance, there was nothing i sialic bis: Seven Nat! ad Bill ‘Mehihorn, Americal pobe:| 4086; few Yoads few. store 10.500) |the day's news to ceplain the ehinn ap, 1020085 Meek lambs. active, Thrshing, Retceat ainie Case» Se an, Said he had ! : ad also’ disposed of ‘the test of Frances | visitors ee held by the 4 4 fonts Bigher than Thurs: | Smelting, White Sewing Machine, “July 1.08% 1.0855 1.06% jefin! ry is ‘alifornia| American Linsec tt Sept. ‘ost rs and 3 hav "Bocetre in a i the pmecienny, in Grea oe 1680; 178 ont to Le an ittsburgl Sept. 4 964 wie langpie of ating Bal ni et ‘on an packers hel ett Mh! nia Wee Hemmaires Ont jeld,al : * ADE! the prec: ternational. team. needed B mn r to six points before buy- jal a - AT sity of 150,000 for a title seating Ca ap ekantone score cane rhe Brita " ere cone aode ah fe prices” few| night's final quotations before buy- pes : a4 he ew York ‘Tints: today said! src ee one a fe mabers of the two tous in BrBE- (351 case” hight; "good. mt dium| United Staten Ruther eed be-| kip aha Buckley, manager of! Tilden. will Rlay, Lacoste for, the ‘ose tn wre welght yearings 14.00; eee very | low 49: to the lowest level since 1925, elaine to intépnati: rd court singles A bulk] Rails ‘received fairly ood support. ion with triehs on the championship: Be Sunday, me Colorado Tracksters c SOGEN et i, food handy-| Delaware and Hudson, Texas Pacific 4 oa revealed that he was ig: to 6 ee ate t| and Norfolk and Sputhern all reached Nh AN BY RM ¥ A, ewes Jack ‘Dempse rea ss LA ENTERS “ _ Seana laatie eae fed owes offered; feeding |new high ground. Missouri Pacific| Piha be A) ring. Riel ; who 8! ALS, F; es fe se common broke from 60% to 58% and CHICAGO POULTRY. ‘uaney and _ Sharke; Cloud, F: june ourney's I'avo! breeding | then snapped back to above 61, with rolabeed igeorence ofa aetinie rae: Se Choad, rence 2876 8 de y's | ee sas ea FE year alas [ane ves ack te above G1, with! Chicagon” June. 3.—(P)--Poultry ingles| alive easy; receipts. 1 car; fowls Ae inal of the international hard court}: Chicago, June 3—()—The Fort: and» the Chicago Great . Western| @23; vb heat yale ey in a short} ae champlonshipe ‘today by. de. Colorado High School faunal isp < if South id 1926 y porie..of’'s’ substantial” tac fies] Aisin, in straight sete at-S-1, 6-5, €2. | Interscholastic track fal cham a madi botreen Wily f"lden fe eet A rf He ‘the ‘tad cadewal of ens Coehet' im Ryan ty $0 many smokers * will accept nothing else ~ } its time YOU found, } out ge rts or aoe bo for the Ryder cup!” ell today as bear traders renewed|6 Yellow corn Secinae aed Gociegaiin t_intereasiannt pater neds ot A CEN eae et control of the|2 Mixed corn. |sional team supremacy, will be fol-. y|price movement. Early gains of 1 To arrive .. MINNE. APOL IS RANGE ing| son ‘British, va, Captain Walter Ha:| 11.50; clearance ‘nirly goods siock-| mavement. SRESPOUE F Ele and den Gaiden Americans [et 2 feeders Soo@e2h; ‘country Wide open breaks in’ several spe- Dae igh. Lew. Close maa very slow at decline; light} tialties had 1 tendency to cause|Wheat— pane Navite, snd” Mery soles sera 10 eg 1.50 to packers; out- Wguidetion of, other stocks, A. M. July , 2.30% 2.201% 2.2914 2.31% 2.31 2.3144 93 M1 9114 P eision, by pected 6: A