The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 2

. PAGE. TWO | Few Markets Today + _ Because of the Armistice day holiday, stock exchanges and boards of tratie throughout the country’ are cloged today and consequently only a few market reports are available. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Nov. 11.—(#)—(U. 8. D. of A.)—Hogs, 20,000; better grade hogs genera‘ly 10 tc 15 cents high- er than best price Thursda, or 15 to 25 cents better than average; pigs 25 to 50 cents higher than av- erage; packing sows steady to strong; spots on desirable kinds 10 to 15 cents higher; top short loads 9.85; bulk good to coic 0 to 250 pound averages 5; 170 to| 200 pounds 9.00@: pigs mostly | 8. ds downward to | urassy natives t from 9.00 to 11.01 fairly active; at 5. ter; mostly ers to big pi siders up t id bi s wooled comebacks and s to packers around £5 cents | lower; 13.50@ scattering to outsiders upward to 14.10; few ret Iambs 100 to 1 11.50; culls dragg: sheep steady; bulk good and ch fat ewes 6.00@6.' 0 early trad- ing on choice light weights; feeding Jambs supply Hehe; cqlality mostly medium to good; few comebacks 13.50@ 13.75. 480. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Nov. 11.—()— (U.S. D, of A.)—Cattle 2,000; slow, steady on all classes; stecr run very light; few warmed up na- tives 11.25; few cars westerns held above 11,00; she stock 5.50 to 8.00; two cars weighty western heifers later price; one load cows 7.25; cutters 4.75 to 5.75; bulls steady| 6.75 down; stockers and feeders dull. Calves 1,500; vealers quality considered, 25 or more higher; good lights 11.50, Hogs 15,500; openin; fully steady | Xo strong; ‘with Thursday’s average; desirable butcher and bacon hogs - 8.50 to 9.00; early top $9.00; some *held higher; bidding mostly 8.25 for light lights; packing sows large- ‘ly 7.60; better kinds upward to 8.00; pigs opening steady, bulk de- sirable kinds 9.00; average cost ‘Thursday $8.51; weight 208 pounds. Sheep 2,000; nothing done early; sbidding around 25 cents lower; fat lambs 12.50 to 13.50; most culls and —_—_—_—_—— are the ideal breakfast. Serve them daily. For - thatnut-like flavorand light, melting quality get the fam: {| turie -|the cor ~| destruction smolder in the hearts -|of the people.” heavies 9,50 to 11.60, res; Abst fat ewes to packers 5.00 to re) ul POTATOES ago, Nov. 11.—<)—Potatoes: Receipts 200 cars; on track 473; to- tal United: Stctes shipmentr 1,149 cars; demand and trading slow, market dull and weak; Wisconsin sacked round white 1.60@1.75; few fancy higher; Minnesota-North Dakota sacked round whites and Red river Ohios 1.50@1.60; mostly 1,50@1.55; sacke:. sandlend Ohios @ Idaho sackeé 75@1.90; fancy shad poorly graded 1.50@1.70. CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, Nov. 11.—(4)—Poultry alive easy; receipts eight cars; fowls .16 to .22; springs .19 to 28 1-2; turkeys .33 ‘to .38; roosters .17; ducks .18 to 22; geese .19. MINNEAPOLIS FEOUR Minneapolis, Nov. 11.—(4—Flour unchanged; shipments (holiday). Bran $28.75 to 29.26. "|World Peace Is of Europe and it inspires the think- ing of millions of people across the sea, “While this spirit of restlessness and irritation abounds in the Old World the foundations of the world’s fone are shaken and the hopes of imanity for permanent peace, so high a few years ago, is now chilled with the realization that the seeds of another war have been sown, the consequence of which will be disaster unléss these war-breeding conditions are removed and the leading nations assume a definite responsibility for maintaining world peace.” Should Encourage Disarmament Facing these menaces to world peace, America should continue on a basis of real friendship for all| nations, labor unceasingly for the! disarmament of the leading mili- tary powers, encourage the crea- tion of agencies for the settlement of international controversies for the removal, wherever possible, of all conditions which lead to friction among the largcr nations, the speaker said. russets higher; Says in Speech d from page one) : and national hatreds, y | jealon s and antipathies, and international security, will be American propaganda fills the press I states against any country, THE BISMARCK TRIBU TRIBUNE __ 9 here: that per- group of countries, that may after threaten to $8 Senttey ae them; no autocratic power | mitted to plunge eh world Wate an- other maelstrom of human destruc- tion without having to !account to America for the consequences of its barbarous action.” In view of the fact that the Bee of universal brotherhood lies beyond the vision of the ge encration,” Shafer w: that merica continue to be f: ward other nations, firm, ju: honorable in its deali He and that it “maintain that degree of preparedness in military and naval equipment as may be neces- sary to protect our nation’s inter- ests and to meet any emergency that and | maintained at all costs by the United { may arise on the stage of bibsiluse tional life.” LT. COL. BROWN GIVES ADDRESS AT AUDITORIUM (Continue fet from page one) 7. 4 In addition he said America should | give it to you; if you do, they will. Endangered, Shafer “give notice, whenever the occasion bee: experience that our demands, that the great principles | rep: it for which it fought in the late war, | cons \ {the principles of liberty, democracy | carry at the wishes of their con- stituents. “Armistic Day means nothing Capitol ars running back for ages, stalk across nent and the still fires of Jealousy Plainly Evident This country, Shafer said, is .not free from the effects of the situa- tion existing in Europe. Some na- tions manifest a marked coolness toward the United States and “even! among our late allies the spirit of |f~ jealousy of our growth, power and} prosperity is plainly evident; partic- | ularly among nations that are in- debted to us for war loans. Anti- ea 25 “a: 25c¢ see th pena ek ll (or e quarter Fascinating! 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Vie down fe ALL-BRAN is de- - » Lat it soak a out all its onevery r Jif it doesn’t bring to the hearts of | premium for national 1 live insurance. | Fort all of us the desire and the determ-|We can not expect our heirs to col- | take . ination to pasa on to our children lect that Haapgec at par a we cial t rian the national heritage given us by in we Stop our forefathers. Unless willing to defend it, unless we ave | wen!’ willing to pay the price there is no ea ded receive on which is thelr d “We Richholt’s Cash and Carry. correct our delinquency. “we are to im oo fe toa “ary belt ahd tell wi uu do want.” Observance at Fort that our childr/ will the heritage have di Grocery Specials FOR THIS WEEK-END Bread, 2 loaves: CARPE meviaes wan QUAL, vercrescveeseveeceeeee ce ewes: 10¢ Carrots, per bushel ......0 Red Beets, per bushel ... . Schilling’s Coffee, per pound Tomatoes, 2 cans for... 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