The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1928, Page 3

SATURDAY RDAY, JANUARY et cs TO CONCLUSION i Ca rien Ghee ptf ued fromm whet porehans thi houses as site to tind. © now Ease = a ee There is now that Benator re ey from commissi houses and pore. thelr wh wheat at at Grand assigned Ly n't want to do it to do, That's why I ition’.”” int te verythin, 1 1 orien Bg ceaias | enn “pot ta Sac seins eation ae held 6 a until hon: sins THE Bl SM Wuh pacting sows st 615 @ 8.00, with arbre Tears reqeined the ly loss e early loss and finished 25 cents veo under short runs and a broad feeder J mand efter the closed dull and week, tt 75 cents @ $1.00 off with .vealers lower. Top steers reached $14.75, & new peak for the year. Other de- sirable offerings scored at $13.40 @ $18.50, the bulk at-$10.00 @ Wor ‘She stock sold from oh @ $ mostly, cutters 00-0 » waite bulls closed at $7.75 down. Vealers sold Friday at $10.00. Meaty feeders sold from’, $10.00 to $12.50, thin stockers $8.00 @ $9.50. snaine Rb ssend steadily from the ARCK TRIBUN The stiffening of the: time money and bankers’ acceptance rates, the| £ increase in brokers’ loans t« record high levels and the veiled warnings of bank idents at annual me: '- ings against an over-exnansion of bank credits on securities collateral, all tended to cast a per on bull- ish stock market sentiment. Ne other hand, the week's was largely favorable. | ane United States Steel favorable.) announced.an unexpectedly large in- crease of 518,000 tons in unfilled or- ders last month, and mill operations of the industry in general advanced to 57 per cent of canacity. Except in a limited assortment Bosc towards : , after moving sideways since the itirse of the year. OO Butter Market Jan. 14.—()—Beyond ey roduction is now on N rr both of “whole milk” and centralized butter report increase in arrivals. Be- ee factories generally reported in increase in make, and are pre-| Too Late to Classify Poehe ENT Forni Phone beeW oF call at 820 Second street, FOR BALE—Seven'room howe, all| moderr., hot r heat, hard- re floors, very ent new %. range, Jul rage. Me! wn ‘and must wl & Price $3300.06, Geatted. Located at ‘ge Foe 8 Twit street north. Phone 4’ YR RENT—Nice igs hoasskeey. fay Tooms, az eel ished jodern, gas cabinets a Clean and comfortable. ene 812-J. 517 Second street. OR RENT—Furnished city heat- ed sleeping room. Apply at front Fan upstairs at 314 1-2 in Avenue. Call after 6:00 OR" RENT—Nicely furnished room in modern ote: Phone 650 | nerve pressure at the or call 623 Fifth street. Spine will be free from | HE STUDIES TWINS I Indigestion — and al} other diseases. and compared with the ear- {of s; eclalties in which the floating ; dicting still further increases the | motion wi aid the. ‘motion she clon should Pre. of $13.00; best otrerings at {supply is small, operators for the | \ m eo agreement made “7 eat South St. Paul, Jan. 14—(AP)— iy i 2 sold at $13.25. Ordinary | rise encountered large offe:ings of | ne Tier tech butter at pres- out but reensigr, Bon ard, county, |(U- 8. D. of A.)—A very uneven | natives finished at $11.50, on and | stocks on all attempts to rally the ent are more than sufficient to sat- market featured trade in the hug to $10.50. | industrial railroad leaders. But ‘sfy demand ‘but only because of tate te cero ‘and | house this week. Desirab’e butch- “bears” were equally unsuccessful | considerable qoantities of stora; ad give, infor-'| ers weighing 170 pounds and up fia- in attempting to force a reaction as | butter going into consumpti ished the week around 30 cents higa- good buying orders appeared on ii However, withdrawals from storage er, while lighter weights lacking departments. Therefore, + week’s | have become considerably lighter this support held about stead; struggle between opposin, ula-' than a week ago, and are again Packing sows followin; outsi tive forces was largely a na lemate. | about on a jar with the correspond- La | trends sold steady to 25 cents lower, Despite optimistic utterances of, ng time last last year, | A body free from led by the gov- | address, rt told wi ernor that he was working under Spencer ed himself and he had ingly. Mottin at {io oi Sdn hat the head miller visit th o Teepe. h da: examine iy (sod exam the grain samples. Answering & nea) a 4 a pa gt a pre ue in. mill but. madted th ‘it being made in” re few cars of grain the sail a! Want were bought and stored es head house and an ettort. is to made to “fix it up” so that it wit Pring @ little more than the tape price, Bell said. Just North Dakota Bit. a which the Montana wheat, aul ae response to OH inquiry by get milton, Bell sara a ca sere ee. Sheet had been’ dried jed. Halt Storage Ueee A trifle more han kaitot the stor- age capacity of the mill is being used for pia Ad this year, Bell said, “and added that bec: of high, premium: hor k demand In high, the wether, sel then “store the he said. pos Pik of o1 ink y private rts viduals or dividuals Yacaling direct ee, eee arg amount of wheat fall when prices were 19 it there's Kod tl jums were higher, Wheat w ably worth 2’ canta, over = apolis May option alon gust ft could have been "ou ht ‘tor up the rae stati for an Tm ets in, Fowler sata the fie Ta nee lone becatve oft iclal_ condi of farmers in Iowa, sn the le this t Richard abel, baghand county, said the sasha an aes fort to bring ile x acce| y D. Peters, coo count it the Commmaltess favor the Freeman, Noted PR toa wy fara tod Es Lyaca's mos jecting the’ a ak at Grand el ait Senator Olson eee eS ae while pigs closed 60 cents lower or ia Be lowest levels since January, Bulk of the desirable lights and butchers sold Friday at 8.15; out- , |standing medium and heavy kinds to 8.20 and 8.25. Hogs eee ed to 170 pounds sold mostly at hr Aching, Swollen Feet Just Five Minutes Those Sore, , Aching Feet Get Amasz- ing Relief, Moone’s Emerald Oil you are “poets real chance to get druggist today inal bottle of telief jecussing Tetons will Sets convince «| it all at once but one Oil is a clean, -powerf is] ing ‘Antiseptic’ Oil ‘that that by stickin; seh to bottle we know will show you beyond all ques- tion that’ you uave at last discov- — solid foot com- Remembe: that Moone’s Emerald - al, netrat- loes not stain or leave a greasy residue and re} that it must give complete satis- eption is three cents higher than the | point, December option. He was excused, age jain beg- ring the pardon of the ittee for the statement which had 1 in strick- en from the records. Nep. Twichell said he enderateo’’ William Schantz, who made an averred he did noe want ing he Viel an heed the as afraid t er < that he tried to. "show udits were wrong and wouldn't call him in. Ployhar said the clerk tried hans this morning and was a ut of town and would vossibly be pack this afternoon, ther Audits A: H. A, “S ronson, Grand tary of the au and Elev or tion, told the committe pepe) an) ed Cc. Peer an pane complete au and that the KR Fr ‘Burchard. audit is also available, Twichell told Bronson stood he was here as a Fe) tive of the governor and sa Neved Bronzon did not ca ularly about calling Schants. Bronson said ho thought that entirely covered by the fact of “he Lund. Burchard and Nelson audits be- Miwichell sald he aid not think Schantz was coming and asserted that so far as Bronson was concerned he aia a care, weiner, he came or Fa Lyn county, moved the next order of Dusic ness, The eexerncrs focommmnanda® on freightorates, be har fn ol out that rrank aoe lan, ral ond comm: jaahoner. who was expected to appear in tion with fre trelent rate ‘questiol was now Re! Fowler said didn't believe ‘- ai , on ention, made. on overnor that there the rate te comi further betw nthe nd: the sovernor fe Bronso: rel relative to rates to and lexan, and the, rope in rates within ry ture ceed xed b by, the sonstitution "and He does ni laws said. | necessity C3 ic” ered the. arrival Milhollan, he sa! Rop. Kia ichell sald he aid not feel rnor’s recommendation fo: ey lution from the nm ge ah en tell! id Tailrosd commission case & ane Srene ‘ibe letra ste ‘owen possible rai for agricultural ed ta iB necessary. ie? 4.4 a t road, comm! pene. sit here isnother matrer ‘be twichel 1 faction or your money cheerfully refunded.—Adv. —_—_—_——s = Thrills! CF ssvanone It begins Monday, 7 16. ae week's stock peculative un- the credit situation. ‘New York, ae 14.—@)—Erratic moyements the leading executives of the indus- try, the motor shares continued under Ud de a ues Us price cuts w aroused fears o: smaller profits. Steels held fairly | Site the postoffice. 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