The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1927, Page 2

“PA THE BISMARCK‘TRIBUNE MONDAY, NQ EMBER 21, 1927 & —- —IARKETS |] nmancat | ETS pom At Aerial Crash That Ended on a House : GIDEONS HAVE Rates LIVESTOCK | MARKET' . NEWS ee | f . : met , a sal TWO PROGRAMS/="s2 == === WHEAT PRICES bin, ‘a es |ssee mare Gv ta ot | Squad’ Undefeated Yesterday Year Ago Open High Gi a — quet Program—Rev. Steph- MOVE UPWARD exes Be 1.27% % é | | i 3 ‘ : dias Preadbi Bechien- @% pues 1.30% 1.32 re of both schools are claimi ah 1.33% 1.38% % My ‘ 3 : a “ : ‘The Greatness of the Divine| Ten cham; ip. * Market Affected by Less Fa- @% @139 SP ian S ‘ i : bp tk Setionery sermon Gelivered| Since ‘% vorable Reports on Argen- | ‘Dec. 865, 69% 86% 81% 5 a j 5 Trad Dertist chureh, diy 4 “ed : the dedication TMlini will always remain unsettled. Fy 70 \ 7 and tine Crop Conditions i @ a Yo. of 439 Gideon Bibles ‘The : 3 é 4 905 - : # rs defeated I Wis- 20's % Bismarek hospital, Hotel Prince, In-|consin and Michigan 4 tied with Chicago, Nov. 21-—(AP)— Higher May a en" 4% ae he teatane a a ond | i for wheat result today 5 : F i - Eom ee fara Zeports op ra | Oy ws ox | eee nen oo Ne ton Candinge onditions in Argentina. ea! eC, 5 40% ‘ + J a r 3 : § saber gp Wave With temperatures of 112 in ou oe The Invocetion Suaday atternocal! Chicago, Nov. 21 site some places in Argentina was ye-| March i BL % | NS " red by Rev. C. R. |] Western conference mest’ 4 ported. Opening at 3-8 at 7-8 cent} May : 44% @ : ee for the. 1927 elude up, Chicago wheat soon scored fur- } E -50 51% = 51% ie . F 3 only ‘scores of Big Ten ‘ane ther gains. Corn reacted from an| Ryc-- F ‘ Sie. . fol : games early advance, starting at 1-8 at 1-2] Dec. Af 92% 1.06% 1.03% = 1.04 cent, higher a gl meauently ae f ‘ Sx ie. aa ae : cedi te slow Saturday’s finish.| March A A i ; works ; ; ; Oats were weak. Provisions showed) | May : 98% 108% 1.06% 1.07% ae bE : iki : so Hae McCabe Matheaet church. "rue a little firmness. vard-— * 4 ntatio was made H t| Nov. 2, 11.90 12.00 = 11.9 11 Here is picturefl the wreck of onc of the two nayal alrplanes in which Leytenants Edward R, Frawley an J. M. Wylie, Fa; tal er yen ianopicg the auslity of| Dee. ; 11.88 5 11.87 | William J..MeCord niet death unique at Pensacola, Fla, Colliding 6,000 feet above the the machine | reprewataive. 750, state Gideon wheat here today, and were empha-|_ Jan. 2. 11.95 12.40 12.37 12.40 fluttered earthward and landed in the af se ore Mina! part of the frame home viewed above; ree ch the tenants escaped wi sized by advices of poor corp pros- | Ribs-— @42 @40 pect in south Argentina despite re-| Nov. | 12.90 ee cent . Advices were also at) Dec. 10.30 , . hand telling of black Tait in dav: Jan. é 12.80 11.45 Fire? No, Dirt! aging quantities in the province of | Bellies— KILLED AND Sonmoocoeouwsn me nengecnececsescn \maweatwanoe SBSsszas. SaKssess of wheat had a depressing effect at times today on ithe corn market. Jan. 13.25 - 12.15 pital nurses western, Michigan, Iowa, Chicago ince of Santa Fef, Argentina. Nov. 5 12.76 11.75 5 y Musical Program nee wa cerasmenners| is i ¢ ane MANY INJURED] aia? tation whl set lied Me juets Profit taking sales of corn were also much in evidence, and there was ag- gressive selling of oats on the part of several houses. Meanwhile, how- ever, talk was current that the weather was too damp for husking, and that returns as a whole were not showing up yields as of much as had been looked for. * MILL CITY MARKET STRONG BUT Q Minneapolis, 2 ‘was strong but quiet today, fair support being stimulated by higher cables, Argentine claims and a moderate decrease in the visible supply. Opening was 3-8 cents! . higher and prices wero worked up * 14 to 1 cent above Saturday’s close, but trade was dull and frequent small setbacks followed. : Oats sagged 3-8 cents. Rye futures were qquiet and Graggy, after a firm start. Barley started easy and turned firm with trade light and feature. Flaxseed advanced 1 3-8 cents on light offerings and Argentine news. Cash wheat demand was better and the general market was firm. Medium protein sold readily and elevator quality was in fair de- mand. inter wheat _was in small supply and steady. Durum was in fair to good demand. Corn offerings were larger and the market was easy,“specially for new. Oats were in fair demand and steady. Rye was firm with a bet- ter_ demand for choice. Barley was steady with a ae to fair demand, Range was .73 to .74 cents, Flaxseed was in good demand and firm, SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, Nov. 21.—(AP)— (U.S.D. of A.)—Cattle 13,300; open- ing slow, around steady; feeders and yearlings in moderate supply; early saleg 9.00 @ 11.00; late sales| Saturday included number cars) STOCK MARKET IS IRREGULAR Major Speculative Activity on Up Side Although Bear Traders Are Active New York, Nov, 21.—(P)-Major speculative activity in today’s steck market, which was unusually broad in character, continued on the up side. Considerable irregularity de- veloped at times, however, on sell- ing inspired by the belief that a “technical reaction” was in order as a result of the rapidity of the recent advance in many issues. Gains of one to six ints were scattered throughout the list, with more than 25 issues breaking into new high ground for the year. Operators for the rise were aided in their operations by favorable trade news which included a rally of $3 a bale in cotton -prices, in brass and export copper prices, and unofficial predictions from steel centers of another increase in steel prices. Call money continued in plentiful supply at three and one- 1 half per cent, Pivotal industrials were again in rather free supply, but scale buying held the declines to narrow limits. The fact that the ticker was 17 minutes late, at times, in printing quotations caused some selling by bear traders who apparently ho: to unsettle the market by tak advantage of the confusion which usually attends such delays, In the copper group, Kennecott, Anaconda Calumet and Arizona topped their previous peak prices of the year. her issues to attain new maximums were Packard and Hupp Motors, Detroit Edison, Ra- di Shubert Theatres, Congress wheat and coarse grain colsing quo- sales reported; demand and move- ment slow; market dull; Wisconsin sacked round whites $1.50 @ $1.65; Minneseota- North Dakota sacked round whites $1.40 @ $1.50; sacked Red river Ohios $1.30 @ $1.40; Ida- ho sacked russets $1.65 @ $1.85. . Minneapolis, Nov. 21.— (AP) — (U. S. D. of A.)—Potatoes: Moder- ate wire inquiry; demand light; market firm; carloads delivered gales, freight only deducted, Minne- apolis and St. Paul rate, sacked hundredweight, round whites, Unit. ed States No. 1, $1.25 @ $1.30, most- ly $1.30. CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, Nov. 21.—(AP)—Butter lower; receits 7,064 tubs; creamery extras .48 3-4; standards .45; extra firsts .45 1-2 @ .46 1-2; firsts 40 1.2 @ .43; seconds .36 @ .38 1-2. Egge unchanged; receipts 5,658 cases; firsts 40 @ .45; ordinary firsts 30 @ .38. Cheese unchanged. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, Nov. 21.—(AP)— or carlot grain sal No. 1 dark northern 1.28 1-8 at 1.46 No, 2 dark northern 1.2¢ at 1.32 1. No. 3 dark northern 1. 23 1-4 at 1.26 le grade dark northern H 1 dark hard tie 1.68 1-4; No. 1 hard spring 1.21 1-8 to 1.56 1-4; No. 2 amber durum 1.23 1.8; No. 2 durum 1.16 1-14; No. 2 mixed wheat 1.22 1-8; No. 2 mixed durum 1.81 1-8, Corn No. 4 yellow 80 at 83 1-2; No. 6 mixed 71, | Oats No, 3 white 45 5-8. Flax No, 1, 2.11 1-2 at 2.17 1-2. , Barley No. 2, 77 1-2 at 78. MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, November 21.—(AP) Wheat receipts today 355 compared to 226 a year ago. Minneapolis cash lp &! He ; ilies: sTtiitiae ER 4 F i E a [F i z g i I | 5 ii it i #8 q i Hi i F I d if i gt & i i 5 3 : i [ 5 5 [ i F : ge ad 5 8 ; I Calm yourself, patriotic Mr. American! this photo wag made; it was merely receiving its semi-annual bath at the hands and hose of Washington firemen, Bill Borah and ‘Al Smith’ The Capitol was not ablaze when & # lee and Ohio State. yond are pd To the alumni, students and fol. ‘A,| lowers of both at elevens, the the |St-temen that “their Alma Mater” won the most coveted football title in the Middle West if not in the na- Mc. | tion will always be a source of pride. ts. John| But the fact will als. remain tha neither institution can rightfully claim the champicnship and that the mus’ be content with the urdefeat records that their the |elevens accor:pl! hed. az | Buck Deer Is Shot ' Near Fort Lincoln Ending the suff 2 a buck that had Seana and which HH Lie af Be Uh ee in 4 u gf d 2 <r, which will weigh ap- Pounds oi 80 when Le auctioned at the arieigh county court house at 2 ite HG as “3 Be la = 3 Doty’s Health May Bring His Release Paris, Nov. “21.—@)—Bennett J. member of the be brought before a wnilitary board of review at the first favor- able op for an inquiry, on of his health, into the pos- ity of his release from serving remainder of his enlistment, it today from an unques- af) 4 a # i Piety. | Het sepeeTE L F3 ef Hi 5 weighty steers 11.00 @ 12.50; she) ¢; Shel tations today follow: ' ‘ears Roebuck, Transue and on helferas: bulk she. stock today| Williams, National Biscuit, Fleisch-| tyottene nes on a.s4y.q@r.s0% 800 @ 8.25; desirable helters, 9.00 mann, and International Paper. 1 Taare « 1.54% @1.59% @ 9.50; cutters slow; mostly 4.75 @ fancy 1.58% ee malls oe a last peeks sapien sd ee a To arrive . a close; largely 7. lown; medium v sprit s@ My grades atockers and feeders slow; pi High Low Close ‘10 ae - 1.26% @1.43%% steady; bulk 7.50 @ 3.16. Calvesines. 1.23% 1.24% 1.23% 1.24% |2 DNS: gd to fancy. 1 1,700; vealers quality considered 23: March 1 128% To arrive .......+ 1.2448@1, ar more lower; most good lights), 12916 13036 1: E : ae =| Aa fanes'e Agee a 00. ree choice. 1.1 451 Hoga 26,000; bidding mostly 25/pe%*— gos, 995, ogy; 1 DNS, ord to good. 125%@1.2% cents @ 50 cents lower on butcher|March 1.0012 1.01 Sia 4 1,00 "| dark northern : lass - cogeyerett tend ee may. 101% 102 1.00% 14 : : = pigs: butcher and bacon hogs 7.50\pe™— 46 4g L % aA. MISSIONARY MURDERED @ 8.25; best butchers held above! March * 129%@1.41'% ~ : Ove latter price; sows 7.25 @ 7.50; bid-| May 49 48% 48% NS, ord good. 1.2344.@1.30% . ding mostly 7.25 on pigs; average) pigs rthern 1.22% @1.2715 coat Spturday 8.30; weight 217/Noy, z fi 1.36% @1. Ms Sheep 13,000; opening fatrly ac-|Mec, 300K 20715 206% By NS : Lok@taais - 2 . * i = tive on lamba: seany to a cents May 214% 2.16% Bde 2, 3 northe: opti Jower on yearling wethers; 25 cents : p \ 40% = higher on ewes; most sales fat i ey ee sed To a Peat es fy ise Ai i if i EL FB ick i efs i : F BF i i re nn (it riniett BEES = LE 9 g 2 5 i 5 £ «= g g 4 4 2 5 £ : e : g 2 8 3s 4 3 d F4 z 5 : $ $ 4 € 4 3 3 - = s £ “ z 4 2 lambs 12.50; few buck lambs 12.50% h 1B4@19%4 ~ heavies ; culls and common . Soe hey = Kinds 9.00 @ 10.00: good and choice ELLE RANRE Mi " i Zitat ewes 6.00 @ 6.25: come 62 ca nie! tse 121%@1.25% > pound range feeders Durum— P) 1.20% 1.21% 1.20% 1 i 4 ‘ Fy Ly 1 % ; Sa a Ie D . ize” 2an é 35% @1.45% | “Big Bill" Borah of Boise, Idaho, Republican chairman of the foreign 42,000; a i 1.32% @1.45% relations committec, has a new mount on which he canters of ae to 5 slow, rete 99% 99% .98%% Fey 2 amber durum. 1.31% @1.44% | about Rock Creek Park, Washington. Does his new horse bear the name to Wend ee than % & 1.0415 1.03% 1, 1 amber durum 1.17% @1.29% | of some good Republican—like Cal Coolidge, Charlie Hughes or T, R.? ie: ase U does not—it's named “Al Smith”! * . vo 203 ; y , 114%@ ... 207% 209 2, f Mey 215" 216% 218" 216% rn nee te Magruder Cheers For the Navy Lee sows 7.75 to 8.25; ok GR ati BISMARCK GRAIN done on, PIES! (Furnished by Ruseell-Miller Vo.) Bismarck, N 1 No. 1 dark northern s1H_iE nll 8 white 50 at $1 1-4; Teer ian Te No