The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 2

5 aie a ae ’ J 3 i v i i PAGE TWO GRAIN LIVESTOCK WHEAT SCORES BARLY ADVANCE Reports of Frost and Rust in Argentina Offset Weak- ness at Liverpool j — Chicago, Nov. 7. — () — Wheat Scored an early advance today after @ setback at the start. Fresh re- ports of frost and rust in Argentina were current, more than offsetting relative weakness of quotations at Liverpool. Opening %@% cent down, Chicago, wheat sagged a lit- tle further, and then rose to well above Saturday's finish. Corn was strong, starting unchanged to cent higher, and subsequently cli ing around. Oats were firm. Provisions titlted upward, According to advices at hand, frost showed itself again last night in parts of Argentina, this time over a section of the western Argentine wheat belt. In addition, reports said that it is generally too cold in Argentina for the development of wheat, and that damage from the frost of October 31 is appearing. There was also reiterated mention of rust in north Argentina. Notable strength which was man- ffest much of the time in the corn market today Jed to be due largely to speculative buying. Fu- ture delivery of wheat was good and rice advances were easily attained. ‘alk current that New England states had become active purchasers of corn at New York available for immediate delivery. SETBACKS FOLLOW UPTURN ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET Minneapolis, Nov. 7.—(4)—Wheat was ish and firm through most of the session today. Argentine cables reporting frost made an early bulge, but later cables were conflict- ing. de lacked volume and fre- quent, setbacks followed the upturn. Futures advanced 1-2 to 3-4 cent @bove the last close. Oats were firm with other grains. December rye advanced 1-2 cent with wheat. MARKETS | Faxcur 5 mixed corn By Associated Press Leased Wire eae : Barley, ch to fey. To arrive Barley, med to gd Nov. 7 To,arrive . - OVER. STATE - Winter Ushered in Today With Close Close —Today— -Today— Barley, lower gd: pretty RIOT ie Yesterday Year Ago Open High Low Close | To ar rive ... pe setts ahd Predictions of Lower Tem- yheat— | 2 Dec. 1.26% 142 1.25% 1.27 125% 1.26% Hi 1 a peratures @% @1.26 @% 2.12% ‘ March 146% «1.291 1.90% 1.29% 129% ate ; ay @% @1.30 ploetiotahaneesan sh tos tehothy Winter came to Bismarck and May 1.3834 1.32% = 1.331 1.81% 1.82% CHICAGO POULTRY (ays 4 4 North Dakota today, with snow @% @1.33 Chicago, Nov. 7.—(AP)—Poultry ‘ ‘ fal almost continually through- Corn— alive steady; receipts nine cars; i y out the day. A prediction of snow Dee 687% 85% 784% [fowls 15 @-.21 1-2; springs 19 @ : and eee ees for tonight @69 @' |.23; turkeys 30 @ .35; roosters .17; wi and Tuesday was given oui today March 18 887% oh) ducks .22 @ 24; geese .19, b: ~“obérts, oderal meterol- @'% —- ——— . weathe: May 80% 2 B1% MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR that, sub. @% Minneapolis, Nov. 7.—(AP)—#lour freezing temperatures in the Cana- Oats unchanged; in carload lots, family dian northwest are sweeping this Dee. A87_ = AB% 48% | patents quoted at $7.25 @ $7.35 a way. @% |barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks; ] is : Edmonton, Alta., with the merc- March F 50% 49% .50% | shipments 37,236 barrels, = ury at 8 above zero, the cold- Bran $27.00 @ $27.50. est spot on the weather Tp Sunday May. . . 51% = 50% 51% ——— é night, while Calgary and Winnipeg i \ q also reported the lowest tempera- Ryo— be - Obie ere a fall, Williston “and Dec. 9% ‘ 995% 98% é . i were the ints in the United States ‘March 1.05% 1.0245 i 92m 1 92% 1.02% IS RECOVERED ; during the past 24 hours. May 5 03% z 034 GonreRr Gazerte Lard-— i Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 7.) "Nov, 12.27 1200 -12.07 12.00 12.07 coemry expeet —Grand Forks’ and vicinity ‘were Dec. 12.05 1210 12.12 12:10 = 12.10 TELS oF wareR? under a white blanket today, the Jan. . 12.07 12.35 12.47 12.35 12.45 Automobile Stolen Here Oct. WAVES & BurninG~ first snow tv remain on the ground Ribs— a EXPERIENCES — for any length of time this season. Nov. 13.00 10.75 49 Found at Yuma, Ariz. Poh tlg uaieed The snow starte? falling +arly in yan: 12.50 11.70 —Two Men Arrested rs oe rete ae eee on ee ee Jan. Bs . e 4 cach, accord- Bellies— ? ing to the United States weather Nov. Recbv f th te 4 station here. The temperature at 7 Dec. tren Deke Berane poral one », i o'clock was 22, A reord temper- Jan. 12.50 * night of October 19 and arrest of p ture for the s2aspn was recorded Leland ‘Rhodes and C. Andrews, whe sie) morning when tie thermom- oil field in the Seminole area had a were with the machine, at Yuma, eter stood at 19 degrees above zero. Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. 7.—(AP) — Nearly three inches of snow, much of which is being drifted over the MINNEAPOLIS RANGE Nov. 7 Open High Low Close at— Arizona, was reported to Chief of Police Chris Martineson yesterday by department of justice agents at depressing effect on the oil shares, which had shown an upward tend- ency of late on improved trade con- ditions, 1.28% 1.231% | Minneapolis, who had received word 4 1.26% 1 of the recovery from department Righways by 4 16-mile-an-hour 4 1.287 |agents at El Paso, Texas. ind, gave this section the it real _ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Nov. 7.—#)—(U. S. D. of A.)—Hogs, 35,000; uneven; bet- ter grade hogs 200 pounds up steady; lighter weights and pigs uneven; strong to 25 cents higher; packing sows strong; spots 10@15 cents up; top 10.85; most 210 to 300 pound averages 10.00@10.25; bulk 170 to 200 pounds 9. 10.00; 140 to 160 pounds 8.75@9.50; pigs 8.00 @8.753 Vee sows mostly 8.15@ 8.75; lightweights up to 9.00; heavy- weight hogs 9.85@10.35; medium weight 9,60@10.35; light 9.00@ ‘Young Rhodes, according to Chief UAE iio Martineson, is the nin WRUNG Ke A yoke to fall throughout the morn- suspected of taking the car from the \ , : on The mercury at noon stood at private garage a‘ Strauss home XS 7 jegroes' above ze the same night that it was delivered to the loval doctor by the automobile firm which had sold it to him. Prog- ress of the dar was traced southward by both the police department and the local sheriff’s office but the men 4 |eluded the authorities until they reached Yuma. Warrants Out for Men gradually restored. In Vermont lit- Chief Martineson has wired the de-| tle could be done, but in New Hamp- partment of justice officials that) shire and Massachusetts the various Minot, N. D., Nov. 7.—(AP)—Two inches of snow blanketed Minot and vicinity at noon nD having fallen during the night and continuing in- baited throughout the fore- (©1927 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. Jamestown, N. D., Nov. 7.—(AP) The first real touch of winter struck Jamestown and vicinity last MUST RETURN — )KIDWELL ASKS get imi ot char te Barley futures opened easy and tured mildly firm. e A better Argentina tone helped “ flaxseed futures ta gain 1 1-4 cents. Cash whe:t offerings were moder- ate and the demand for high protein ‘was stronger. Premiums were 1 cent higher for top quality. A fair to demand existed for low to) medium protein and the basis for the ordinary springs was unchanged. Winter wheat was quiet for ordinary lity, firm for choice, Durum was ‘irm, Corn continued in good demand and the market was firm. Oats were quiet for ordinary, with ee offerings in good: de- mand, 3 Rye was quiet and steady. __ Barley was in god’ demand, prices ‘were firm to one cent higher, Range was .68 to .74. Flaxseed was strong to one cent higher. STOGK PRICES MOVE UPWARD Recovery Which Set in Last Week. Continues Today— Specialties Soar New York, Nov. 7.—(?)—The re- covery in stock prices, which set in Jast week, was continued today, with the demand stimulated by the favor- able interpretation placed by most Wall street observers on the terms of the new government financing. ring orders were distributed over a list, with the gains in the ctive issues running from one to six points. A strong undertone was apparent for the high grade industrials, al- though United States Steel common ran into a little selling after cross- tions of an extra of $2 early next year ‘had a supporting influence on Gen- Motors. Pools, spcousered | by the J rospeet easy money rates for the nex of months, :tarted bidding number of specialties in-which developments are believed ling. American Tobacco established new record » While among the many to cross their previous 1927 Macy, Outlet ‘ a We Central Leat! i ,. Kennecott Copper and A Brothers. feces en Savina cts the ous uying. east- coalers, with Lackawanna and and Hudson in the fore- front of the advance. The so-called roads” also were in brisk A “demand under the leadership of Wa- Western land, orthern, Kan- eas City, The report.” discovery of a new 10.00; light lights 8.00@9.50; pack- ing sows 7.75@9.00; slaughter. pigs .50@8.75. ites ast fat steers a ee st steady to strong; spots high- er; killing quality plain; about 4,- Seba 500 western grassers ir. run, stock-| Dec, ers and feeders 25 cents higher; ac- May tive at advance; bull strong to 15 Rye— cents higher; vealers steady; best] nec. fed steers 17.75; lon; yearlings | way 17.50; not much beef in run; weighty Flax steers scarce; sausage bulls with Nov. warrants have been issued for the : ‘i . 5 men on charges of grand larceny, |ComPanies pressed with vigor their and has inquired whether the gov-| efforts to patch together intricate ernment will release the men to|networks of lines which the storm North Dakota authorities. rendered topsy turvy. The license plates originally on} ,Even today, however, in the/face the Strauss car were discarded at|0f strenuous efforts by milk and Richardton, according to Martineson, |Tailroad companies, the milk situa- and replaced with plates stolen from | tion was far from satisfactory. £]a Chrysler coupe there. The Boston & Maine railroad has Rhodes has quite a crime record | Succeeded in opening its own line to here, Martineson says; having just|the west with the aid of 4,000 con- DULUTH RANGE jov. Oper High Low the maximum at 25, Government Loses First At-|Brands Charges Made by Re- tempt to Stop Sales of Home | Porter and Street Car Con- Brew Materials ductor as. False 122. 1.25% 121% 119% 1:23” 119% 125 127% 7.24% 965— 97% 06% 1.00% 1.00% 99% 2.07% 2.0812 2.07% 2.08% Fargo, N. D., Nov. 7.—(AP)—Six- tenths of an inch of snow fell in Fargo, N. D., and Moorhead today, beginning shortly after midnight and continuing in flurries through- out the morning. Nov. Washington, 7.—)—Ed- weight up to 7.50; heavy susage of-| Dec. 2.08 2:0914 2.08 2,091, | been Teleased from the state training struction men and hundreds of cars| Minneapolis, Nov. 7.—(?)—Check- fa Bent 2b@7.3E : “Dec. 2. 0913 2 09% | school at. Mandan a few months ago|0f stone, while the Boston & Albany | in i " ’s first |Watd J; Kidwell, famous as “Juror in Ce ferings 7.25@7,30; bulk 715 down-)May 2.16 2.17 2.15% 2.16% |when he became of age, He was sent| Was still being forced to detour its| attempe terstop. color cr ait aey|No. 11” appeared toduy in the dis- 81 Twin City Dry ward; big packers paying 11.00@ 11.503 for vealers; few to outsiders 12.00@12.60. Sheep, 19,000; fairly active, all other materials for home brewing,|*tict of Columbia supreme court to Federal Judge William A. Cant, to: [2 Justice Siddous for a ‘earing day quashed a search warrant which] (ed indiserectl —— jeer was the basis of a raid by prohibi-| Si Gir conspiracy bebe aus Sees ones ee Supply] mistrial senesced last ‘Tuesday. CORR EAN ae Tosca eras ce In a long petition prepared for = there after he had confessed to bur-|through trains 150 miles through _ CHICAGO PRODUCE glarizing a drug store on Main ave-|Connecticut in order to reach Al- Chicago, Nov. 7.—()—Butter un-|nue a year ago, At that time he also| bany, N. Y. changed; receipts 9,176 tubs; cream-|admitted other crimes committed ery extras .46 to .54; standards .44| previously, including the theft of a| RIVER FLOOD'S PEAK NOW IN CONNECTICUT an ser sotsien 1-2 oa a pe ithe abens a local hotel room and nee host 251 5 1k | first. 0 -2; seconds .36 to|the theft of an automobile here in lew Haven, Conn., Nov. 7.—(?)—} Jud nt ordered 3, + oer 7G.00 iy to m0 88 1-2, Pace which he drove to Wing and robbed] Raging vut of the north, where it crduibitien topastbventts litte presentation to the court. Kidwell rand jury ‘* a sweeping 11.00@12.00; desirabel fat| Fees unchanged; receipts 6,108] store, later returning the car to| had spread death and destruction| $15,000 stock to Leo E. Brill, pro-|®#id, that J. Ray Akess, street car| blanket indictment charging un- bulk feedign lambs | cases; firsts | .38 to .43; ordinary} Bismarck and abandoning it. \| through Vermont, New Hampshire] prietor of the company, subject fo a|conductor, and Donal” T. Rings lawful restraint of trade. ” “comeback feeders | firsts 26 to .36. If the government will release the] and western Massachusetts, the ‘peak| libel proceeding in which the govern. | ReWSPaPer reporter, shoul’ be ad-| |The . indictment, reporied by the Cheese unchanged. men, they will be returned here to| of the Connecticut river flood today|ment seeks to attach the stock judged guilty of contempt of the|&tand jury to Judge Mathias Bald- stand trial for stealing the Strauss| affected much of this state. the ground that it was being used |COUt, because they peri in an|Win in district court, followed al- BISMARCK GRAIN . car, Martineson says. Rhodes is| | But it seemed evident that its ter-| illicitly by purchasers. effort to make him discuss the case See month's investigation by tho (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) also wanted at Minot for car theft,| rific force was being gradually dis- 2 . while it was on trial. grand jurors into all-ged_ .oersive Bismarck. Nov. “" Jand several charges of passing| sipated as it swept to the waters of| May Dismiss Other Charges The juror, branded as “absolutely | measures exercised by the Twin 1 dark northern . $1.04| Worthless checks are pending against | Long Island sound. Attached to the decision was a|false in all essential averments,” pried cleaners ind dyers associa- . 1 northern : 32°1.02 | him. findsor, to the north, Middletown,| memorandum by Judge Cant in| the affidavits filed by Akers, and|tion against individeal | tailoring . 1 amber durum 1.02 ———_——_ e south, with Hartford in the| which he invited the defendant to|King in whtch they quoted Kidwell | Shops ape Paul and Minneapolis. : 4 anion decnies.. ‘0s| FOOD SHORT. ‘AGE cent&, formed the area where the| petition for dismissal of the libel|@s having said that Harry F. Sin- Investiration ; ‘s0-called 5 eo r flood spent its wrath over the week | Proceedings, which was brought in-|clair was a democratic man and that | Stare Mat between ‘he dry cleaners f 3 THREATENS IN | end. No lo:+ of life appeared today| dependently of the original seizure. Kidwell would be disappointed if he relormgaes hid Ha £ ing an to have taken place in this state. | With the filing of the order it is ex-|did not get Sige le as “long | oer eee att se piro Brothers SOME PLACES] ° Along ‘the. ‘entire path of the| pected the charges of violating the|as 2 block” af@r the trial was over, | Biint here last September 17, when seats progress in Connecticut, the prohibition act will be dismissed Bi cieaicemetpe ee og on nena was aioe by e ran into millions. Small) against Brill. rmal of factories and mills along the river een is a matter of regret,” the ernment counsel that the paper had memorandum says, “that the ulti- been filed. He ruled that this was fore any hearing could were hard hit. In Hartford, estimates placed the] mate questions involved here may necessary bef not be determined on their merits, be held. Cleaners Indicted ‘Minneapolis, Nov. 7, — (®) — Eighty-one firms or officials of Twin City dry cleaning firms were Hennepin classes about steady with Friday; natives and wool comeback lambs kal best held around 14.25; culls A 13.50@13.7 SO. ST, PAUL LIVESTOCK | Paul, Nov. 7.—@)—(U. A.)—Cattle 19,000; moder- 3; steady; steers and yearlings salable 10.50 down mostly; five cars lightweights carly 10.00; she stock uneven; lower grades ac- tive, strong; bulk cutters 4.75 to ‘at cows 6.00 to 7.50; heifers A i 00 to 8.50; weighty medium grade | Nc A ‘ ree 1 7 bulls largely 6.50 to 6.75; lighter " 5 BL kinds 6.00 down; stockers and feed- 55 = ers in liberal supply, steady; few)Oats 40 (Continued from page one) early sales light stockers 9.50 to 10;|Speltz. per cwt. ... + 1,00|threatened to boost the death list bulk 7.50 to 8.50. Calves 2,500; SHELL CORN el rag & ; average steady to 25 cents lower;|No. 3, 56 Ibs. or more. On the face of incomplete infor- ood lights 9.50 to 10.00. No. 4, 55 Ibs. :60|mation c. the disaster which over-| damage at well over $500,000. . Hogs 18,000; steady to strong] No. aera .57| took residents of the Winooski val- ———————_ one court, ioarerer suet deal a Ei h ‘ compared with last week’s close; top One cent per pound discount un-|ley, where 86 persons are known to| ?——-> 35 coe case, pa wit 1c 008 ions Eig’ it Large Biscuit Chicago, Noo ee (7)—The story 9.60; bulk desirable 150 to 250| der BB Ib. ear corn, 70 It, five cents [have perished, it was feared that a Justice Court || therein, as they are presented”! “Companies to Mer: a school for burglary and. gut pound averages 9.25 to 9.60; 130 to|under shell. mplete check of the debris-littered | ¢———____—-———¢_ The Cleco company, was 5 aN ler pal i" ‘Ze in which boys were taught by winter wheat fiver course would reveal further 7 | undef orders prepared by rew| Fagin known to them as a 160 pounders 8.50 to’9.00; packing . $1 2 c 00; didi: x i vheat ...$.. 1.00 | bodies. ni Ral New York, Nov. 7, \—Plans | Manager,” under pigs: 200; Detaing 900) for es Park bend wlnbensbes A report from the remote Lamoille| Vis, transients, were fined $15 and| west prohibition department. Brill! tor a merger of “isnt lates made iny al Police vestigation » & v , | Tiver valley, the first to come ft costs and given 30-day jail sen-| and two employes were arrested and western biscuit companies, with the| Four 15-year-old boys and aks lal 719,003 opening slow; bid-| MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE | there, told "of seven deaths ‘and it| tences when they pleaded guilty Sat-| charged ah Bulartl Possession United Biscuit eee the nu-| man the: the ding steady with last week’s close Minneapolis, Nov. 7.—(#)—Wheat| was believed in Burlington that|utday night before Justice of the} and sale of materials pipet for cleus, were announced today in a on all classes; sellers asking strong mocelnge. sane. Ata. sonvnares to, 24) there would be many more. Peace BH Crane to. statutory. of; the ._ sonnntactinne of intoxicating letter from K. F. Maclellan, presi-| thew Celehan, 22, was the man the ii “i = le de mn 1e jiquor, to higher prices on fat lambs; con: BO. Bolton led all Vermont places) fenses. Upon payment q defendants oR, 10. Mocknalaers 25-308 : fi oye may gig i Margaret Mifflin and Faye Da-| Volstead, legal advisor of the north-' i ‘ rf and coarse grain closing quotations | with $2 fatalities in the tow! and costs, the jail sentences were| The immediately} concern. The combination is bel sidan ete, dn Aenti clas be today follow vicinity. ‘ mane suspended, upon condition that the| brought suit for the return of the effected through the formation ron Sirable 59 to 68 pound range feeders| 1, hard spring, fanc; Waterbury had 21, while Barre|defendants leave the city immedi-| stock and also for dismissal of the new company, to be called the E Montana . was next with mn pan, dead ‘and| ately. search warrant. United Biscuit Company of America, sibili t the fi —__—_- —————— Meter ian aha SECA Nigga figure) syveNILE THEFT RING BROKEN| Elks meeting postponed un-| piscuit company, operating ier the North Duxbury were| Fargo, N. D. Nov. 7.—(AP)—|4i] Friday evening, November St. Louis territory; Sawyer Biscuit said to have lost 12 persons each| With the arrest here Sunday of six 18—J. C. Taylor, exalted ruler.| company, in the Chtcago area, and but reports from there were unauth-| boys, ranging in age from 9 to 13, pyre se i Lakeside Biscuit company of Toledo, enticat-4. Fargo police believe they have PUT DEER IN PARK ies of the United States Trying to Retrieve Losse: broken up a juvenile theft ring) og Rapids—Two white tail|Company. Other concerns to 0A. ace = ks, Despite the magnitude of the blow | feu bach responsible for 10 money ‘deer, a young buck and a doc, donat-|duires are, the Btreltman Blscul however, Vermont and its sister|¢nefts trom Fargo and Moorhead)ed through the courtesy of the Lis-| pict” company, Columbus, Oblos states were making vain efforts £0] business places in which $222 was|bon Park board, were recently placed 116° Manchester’ Biscuit company, \Test retrieve their losses without outside| taken. in the Soldiers -<emorial park) Foigo, N. D., and the Merchants | Bis-| pre aid. —_——_ a: Grand Rapids cuit company of Denver. In All troops from Fort Ethan All card 5 ti cago ‘Catton, wich Get S Sead |party at AO. UW hall Tae: Hib, metling, poston |e fens ton Brown, commanding the First|day evening. Bridge and whist 1s—J. C. Taylor, exalted ruler. HaGEA ONES 13.00, RANGE OF CARLOT SALES panupennal, ‘ Nov. re (AP) — inge carlot grain sales: 9 Wheat No. 1 dark northern 126% | , Tearrive -. @1.68 3-4; No, 2 dark northern}? DN to fancy. 1.23 8-8@1.31 1-4; No. 3 dark north-| , DNS. he a ern 1.19 3-4@1.38 7-8; sample grade|4 Dns’ cq 2 ey . dark northern 1.00@1.29 1-8; No. 2 » c > aaoe @1. hard winter 1.18 1-4; No. 1 amber|1 DNS, ord to good. 1.23%4@1.31% durum 1.42 1-4; No. 1 mixed durum |! aa northern 1.213 1,39@1.42 1-2;'No, 3 mixed wheat|, TO attive ...+++.+ 121%@ ... 1.20 1-2. 12% 1.28% Corn none. : "50 “Raa u -8,|2 DNS, ch to fancy. 1.38%%@1.501 Qats No. white 45 1-8@47 18.13 DNe* ot te dpolce 97, Flax No. 1 2.08@2.13 1-4. 5014 @ 1.56} Last@lesse 1 hard spring. bertee ttn Barley, sample grade .72@.73 1-2; corps area, who flew to the former be played and refresh- ott No. 2 .78@.78 1-2. BRUGMAN RANCH-SOLD city to take personal charge of the ef situation and'the relief messurce die) ments served. Twenty-five Tagus—The Brugman ranch at| ‘ Tagus was recently sold to B. O. 16%4@123% jumbus for 25,000. Mr. 1:214%@1371 Elks meeting potent Te eee ee arrancos to place 121%@1.371% til Friday evening, November) Pore tee ?on the ranch'which 's 18—J. C. Taylor, exalted ruler.|i21 Slavs for livestock A Patootie and Some Potatoes lency. gd to choice. ord to good POTATOES Chicago, Nov. 7.—()—Potatoes: Receipts 270 cars; on track 485; to- tal United States shipments Satur- 1 hard day 858; Sunda; cars; demand and movement slow, market steady; Wisconson sacked round whites $1. to 1.75; Minnegota-North Dakota sacked Red river Ohio's 1.40 to 1.50; sacked soma whites 1.50 to er to 1.90; sacked rurals 1.45 to 1.65.|*" 121%2@1.36%] An army-base has been estab- 1.2114 @1.36%, | lished at Concord, N. and from * sapp@r2dis reaching, Montpelier with typhoid ah 2413 | reac ont + 1.18% @1.24% | fever serum, medicine and yeast. 1.19%@1.2415| A flock of army and 'o ive +++ 1.18% @1.2434 | commissioned ‘planes 1 amber durum. 138 @1.46 a 5 gn cenaieal Se ly picked up by and set down in the tome cf rere » of burst late farms. ee ait eee