The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1929, Page 15

MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, Oct. 4) — When | receipts today 180 compared to 663 a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse grain closing quotations TORECORD SPEED AS 1.3512 @1.37% | FIRMNESS OF WHEAT a MART PRICES RALLY) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 1By The Assoctated Press} Programs in Central Standard time. All time ts P.M. unless otherwie indicated. Wavelengths on lefi of call letters, kilocycies on right. Delivered Arrive 1.3613 @1.37'3 + 1.9442 01.36" 32's @ 1.3412 | YGUP WMAQ Wo WLAC WDOD WBRC WKBN WMAQ WoWo KMOX ‘GHP WMAQ WOWO KMBC AC WDOD WBRC KLRA KFJF | wspp wiss wour kori | N WSPD WGHP KDYL KEY. 8: ioo—Nr a ay Ir and Mrs, Joe KMON KMNC Koll, KFH KTSA W @ Progra IG Kole WSPD watt —Movies Radio How KOI, WSPD WH SEH KTS. 14% Protein— !1 dark northern Revort That Farm Relief Board,» woe er: Will Be Able to Help on _ |: ’29 Crop Helps INCREASED DEMAND SEEN 2 HELPS PRICES RALLY; ; ee: dark northern { To arrive . {2 dark northern i 2% Protein— ‘1 dark northern. To arrive .. dark northern Grade of— dark northern To arrive .. dark northern Grade of— northern ... ‘ 35" To arrive + 1.321) 1.341 2 northern ... - 1.29% 132 Chicago, Oct. 4.— (AP) — Despite | vio profit - taking on ‘advances in price. 14s we. the wheat market here maintained |!DHW or IHW: or Cut Down, and a Num- ber of Stocks Risc TICKER ONE HOUR BEHIND) re «1.3412 1.36 D WHO wow « 132'9¢ 84g + 132). 1 3345 + 133121354 | + 132121013414 eee 1.3043 01.3215 | 8:00—Nathanicl Shilkret Concer hestr WLS KSD WHO WOW DAL WMC WSB WBAP KPRC { Corn Displays Independent Up- | werd Trend, Oats Easy, i Provisions Higher | Y pecester Liquidation of Thousands of Ac- counts Yesterday Spurs Banking Support 10:30—-Charles § nd'a Dance Orchestra 1T09—EIll Beottl's Orchestra fone hour) 34.5—WJ2 New York—7 200—Chicago Celebrities, :30— Musicians. KD! Cub Reporter. New York, Oct. 4.—(—With trad- «1.3314 ing running close to record-breaking ‘ive .. + 133s @ be an undertone of strength most of the; T° arr Proportions, the stock market wit- Ne ROKACKWH WRT “3 “i 13% Protein— * n KA ve Tene UNeal MarR attracted: undetal DEW Of IEW. cn 13000 heseed another tremendous wave of | jgi4g WHEN WRAL) MORE ERC KO iB IeWEW RTW kW | Seacuba” here, especially as indica-! TO arrive .... » 133'2@ Po eta today followed by a brisk : lumber Music by String I ape blo Ale WREN KFAB | ts ; 12°, Protein— rally, - — tions pointed to a general disposition i by Censdian incebests to hold, wheat |!IDHW cr LHW + 132 @ Early declines were wiped out oF | or pelow on sows; average cost Friday | back until European stocks of wheat; TO 2zrive + 1.3320 Cut down and a number of shares | 999; weight 234. crop to levels that will necessitate | _ Grace of— Were up 1 to 3 points above yestcr- |" Sheep—2,500; generally steady, bulk ew Id! t transatlantic importers paying prices |!CHW or 1HW........ 1.291. @ day's final quotations. inane, ticker | slaughter lambs 11.00 to 12.00; throw- which represent a satisfactory return To arrive .. . 1.2910 ‘was nearly an hour behind the mar- outs 8.00; fat ewes to killers. to producers. Export demand today Minn. & S. Dak. {ket in the early afternoon, and total Biorb ashy hecthe datnaitta | 2:45 p. m. prices Bh SOM 12% Protein— \sales in the first two hours ran just for North American wheat, however, Allied Chemical and Dyc ...... 300 Was not brisk. below 2.775.000 “shares. American Can ..... IDHW or 1HW. 1.25's @ 1,26", RANGE OF CARLOT SALES 1 . ‘9 so| To arrive ...... 26's 411.261 Yesterday's decline, which was one| Minneapolis, Oct. 4.—(AP—Range 3 Wheat closed firm, 1-2¢ to 1 tse] TU MEve + BRS ts L286 | ace eras colipat’ weveee AN cracent: tuck lon mucin Frain sales: Wheat—No. 1 American Internal . 0 & bushel higher then S\1DHW or 1HW. 1.241, 1,241, | Market history, forced the liquidation | dark northern 1.33%, to 1.35°,; No. 2 Americom Locomotive we 12 Tivish: | 1 Dee. “| "To arrive . * {a502q 1 2 fof thousands of weakened speculative | mixed wheat 119%; No. 2 amber | American SM & Ref. 1085 1.40 1-2 to 5-8; M LeB-de ade Di ia accounts but strong banking support | durum ; No. 2 mixed durum!American Sugar 13% Meee Ager ine scar bees a7 ia ta |Chalee 1 amber. . 1.25% @1.30%; |¥5_ supplied, and prices rallied !1.94%. American T. and 287 a (Oct. 98 1- ee, 84 | ot + 1.254% @1.30% | Driskly. Call money cropped from| “Corn, No. 5 mixed 91; sample grade | American Tobacco 164%; TOMA nM : er) 1-4e up, and 13° Protelti—. 6% to 6, and time money held steady | g5¢, Anaconda ..... 114 outs fs Ghenanged"to mn vise of 2 amber sevcoee 1.24% @1.293; | 8 9 per cent. Oats—No. 3 white 46", to 46%, | Andes Cop. Min. 4975 sa sions unchang: ar {Grade of 1 “amber. veces 114% GLA High priced specialties were azain| Rye, No. 1, 96% to 99. Atchison i hard hit. J. I. Case dropped 25 Points, Peoples Gas 19°,, Columbian Barnsdall + 1.135 Beth, Steel .., Bi 11s @1 Barley, No. 3, 58 to 60; sample 59. Flax, No. 1, 3.31'% to 3.46'2. ew | ‘Opening unchanged to *c off, Chi- | Grade of 2 amber. ayer wheat underwent some setback |Grade of 1 durum.. 22 @ § Dupont de Nem. CALL ae EY RAT ‘aina |Grade of 2 durum...... 1.10% @1.11% | C&fbon 13, Auburn Auto 11%,, and Al- a ne cuamagee tae an Feces im. (1 red. durura, awe Med Chemical 10. Newport company, ae so ; ; 39% * hanged to %c| To arrive 10730 Newton Steel, Columbia Grapho- . CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. Canadian Pacific oe 214 ward trend, starting a eerie’ iba Coarse Grains Phone, International Combustion! Chicago, Oct. 4.—(AP)—Whext! Cerro De Pasco .... 9075 higher and subsequently keeping sy. {2 yellow corn ‘96 @ 97 | Yellow Truck, Simmons Company,| No. 2 hard 1.29 1-4 to 1-2; No. 2 Chesapeake & Ohio 249 the initial figuré. Oats were casy. hoantive Fe Stone and Webster, Eastman Kodak, | yellow hard 1.28 1-4 to 1. . Chicago, St. Paul & Pacifi 56 Provisions pointed higher. |3 yellow corn San ee Beechnut, American Power and Light,|1 northern spring 1.29 1-2. Chicago & Northwestern ...... 94" With the Liverpool wheat ec To varrive CMS and United Aircraft sold down 4 to| Corn No. 2 mixed 98 3-4 to 99; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific sds ae Reise td fimisnions stat gelibw scorn ae os Points, the first five reaching new | No, 1 yellow 99 to 1-2; No. 1 white Chrysier ... § strength. ae - ground for the year. 'Colcrado Fue be concerted measures are being taken | 5 Lotredd ean : a e 4 U. 8. Steel Common sold down to Taais No, 2 white, 50 to 1-2. Col. Gramaphone 50 to relieve congestion of grain pital To-arrive aia 2101; and then rebounded to 215, or] Rye, No. 1, 1.07 Col. Gas & Elec. 126 facilities at Liverpool, wheat Ladeid ace 2 points above last night's close. Cons. Gas . in Chicago developed considera! Cg ee American Can rallied 3 points and Curtiss Acro . firmness at times today. Meanwhile, : Westinghouse Electric, Radio, Amor- Washington dispatches were at hand nei ican Telephone, Gilletic Safety Razor.| _. Erie .. 16% quoting a member of the federal farm a . National Biscuit and American and New Yark, Oct. (AP)—Call, Gen. Elec. . 351 relief board as discrediting recent ad- s® 3 Foreign Power snapped back 2 to 3} money cas high 6 low 6. Rul- Gen. Moior 64's ‘vices that the board could do nothing Plagne Points above yesterday's final quota- | ing 2. Time loans steady Gold Dust . 63 to assist domestic wheat growers this), To drive tons. “Commercial ‘Solvents, which |: days 9; 60-90 days 934-6 months Gt. mt ason, tweke pe times |i | *tKecording to some Liverpool cables |Barley, ch to fey ROL Roe et an | Bridie commercial paper 6-6 1-1 Hua ; faa received here today, very few sellers| To arrive .. 3S and ludson Mot % Standard Gas and Electric 10. Int. Com, Eng. ‘Wall Strect was none too sanguine of wheat were being heard from on| Barley, med to gd. NEW YORK POULTRY Int. Harvester . declines in prices, and that on the nn panes that the rally would hold because it} New York. Oct. 4—(AP)—Poultry. Ini! Nickel .. contrary rather more demand at Liv- tO active. a was feared that stocks bought for | live. easy; chickens fe express 21 to Int. ‘Tel. and 1 erpool was apparent. to 32; fowls, Country offerings of corn to ar-|2 Tye ... ‘rive were relatively small, Prices| To arrive averaged slightly higher. Provis-|No- 1 flaxseed. ions were firmer. To arrive supporting purposes would be thrown | 20; broilers, express 28 back into the market, and that trad- | XPress, 18 to 31, ers, who escaped the first demands for more margin, would endcavor to , FOREIGN EXCHANGES lghten their holdings on the buiges.| New York, Oct. 4.—(AP) Johns M'ville . 3.29: 23.32% 3.20". 93.31% Sa Receding prices continued in apts eign WHEAT PRICES HIGHER during the final hour, Greene Can- | Britain 1 DESPITE SLOW TRADING anea copper losing 6 points. ‘The Teal any 23.82; Norway, Mo, Pie Minneapolis, Oct. 4.—(AP)—Mix- Open High Low Close} list generally, however, worked up- | 26: weden 26.81; Montreal 99.00, } | Monte. v ed news brought desultory trading iz wards on short covering induced by = . | Nash ainbors:. in wheat futures today, but final ie. 1.32% 1.3374 1.321, 1.33% the support extended to U steel ke WINNIPEG W EC WHE :AT Cas prices were up for the day. May 139" 1.40%, 130". 1, snd other influential shar .| Winnipeg, Oct. 1—(AP) October A ee ton ‘ 40%, 1.39 ;| Wheat closed at $1.14 wheat closed 7-8 cent higher on a spurt of short covering just before the close. Oats futures were very dull with no_news and little action. Cause dropped altogether + before it rallied 10. 7 ne clos 1.4275 1.44%, 1.42': rorther’ n closed at October under; No. 3, Te under; 97 98': 97 96% 97, 96 oa UCE | Pan, Am. Pet. R barley trading was of the 1017, 1.00%, oe AGO P et. scrtteceee and prices held in a|Ma 1.04'5 1.03 SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Oct. 4 S(AP)-—Butter | PAE, Fam. Las Railroad , South St. Paul, Oct. 4.—(4)—-(U. S. Flax was weak on Prices narrow range. ; ree 7,468 tubs, r Phillips Petroleum . y ires. 5314 D. A.)—Cattle—2,200; slow, about |unchanged. Eggs steady, receipts | etroleum remo gehen engrsien de- 5576 steady; few loads fed yearlings con- | 5,'69 cases, prices unchanged, i ear Service Corpo: mand with diversion point oeenge 57 sidered salatle 13.50 to 14.00; several ; Rep. tr selling 1 to 2 cents over spot. Winter cars late Thursday 13.75 to 14.00; or- CHICAGO POULTRY | Reynold wheat prices advanced on light of- 1.09', 1.077% dinary grassers largely kinds salable | Chicago, Oct. 4.—()—Paultry alive, ferings and good demand. Durum 1.1413 112% 1. 9.50 down; beef cows 6.25 to 7.50; | weak receipts 5 cars; fowls 20 to 24; libsareceenphuick tone was strong. 1.161; 1.15 1.15% | heifers 7.00 to 8.50; cuters 5.50 to] springs 21 to 23'2; roosters 19; tur- si es —— . Cash oats demand was strong. \ | 5.75; low cutters 5.25 down; bulls less | keys 20 to 30; ducks 16 to 19; geese eave on. a i Rye demand was good from mills 1130 11.20. 11.25 | active, 7.75 dow’; stockers and feed- | 20, 5 ju bes n =H ie. and elevators. 1145 11.32 1140/ers slow. Calves— 1,300 about frictie SSe eren coy | gouberrs fu wa: All grades of barley were in good 11,90 11.80 11.85| steady, largely 13.00 to 13.5 LIBERTY BONDS CLOS! | Stender A Oct. 4: | Standard Oil, New Jersey Hogs—8,500; carly trade to shippers ‘lemand. New York, | WANTED—Thoroughly , | lower Broadway to the cit | steamed the storm of ticker ' - York . 1 . Oct, ..cssce seco sone secee 1150|8trong to 10 higher; desirable light | bonds close SapdardiOl, New 7 Hint semnbed nasgent Bellies, weights 10:10; bulk light lights and| Liberty 3'4's 96: | Studebaker... LIVESTOCK j 11.45 | pigs 9.50; little done on other classes; | First 41's 98.18. | zeeee Corporation . ie. 12:25 | packers bidding mostly 25 lower, or | Fourth 41\'s 93.11. Berns Gut Sulphur... bts S for desirable light weights; 7.25| ‘Treas. 4':'s 106.13. ‘Tobacco Products 9: Union Pacific 261 ., MINNEAPOLIS RANGE eee: oH Minneapolis, Oct. 4—(P)— Warner Bros. .. 50 Open High Low Close Sei Elec. . 217% : foolworth . 93 137 1.37% 1.36% 137% Wright Aero. 90 145 145 1.43% 1.45 1.0244 1.03% 1.02% 1.03% 1.08% 1.00% 1.05% 1.00% American and Foreign Power. Schulte Storcs ... Seaboard Airline . (OUTATL MT ie[ ARS IAri INI Tis) hi Be HBA an Aen 50% Sls 50% 4 GOIN 2 OY) imiti: 4 Sa 54% 59% 54% aoe Ble AIRITISMMEINE! Limiting of Tariff EST AICIGiSMmE Ris! Revision to Farm 333° 3.33 3.31% 3.31% 3.34% 3.34% 331 3.32% 3.36% 3.37 3.34% 3.35 8B 68% BOB 12% 73% 12% 13 DULUTH RANGE Duluth, Oct. 4—(P)— High Low Close sere 110% 4 18% 122 133 1)0 1.31% 1.20% 1.32 1.03% 1.03% 1.02% 1.02% 1.09% 1.10% 1.00% 1.10% Products Is Sought (Continued from page one) the one by the house. Un- der the latter, which has been de- scribed as meeting President Hoover's desires, he would have authority to appoint new members without regard to their party affiliations, ‘The house provision also would in- crease the membership to seven to prevent deadlocks. The senate com- mittee Republicans prefer to have the number remain at six, but are in ac- cord with the desire of the house and the administration to increase their salaries to $12,000 frost the present $7,500 level. Senate leaders are hopeful that quick disposition of the commission reorganization amendment will enable them to lead the bill rapidly through good and choice 1300 to 1500 Ibs $12.50 to 16.40; 1100 to 1300 lbs $12.50 to 3. Sm: i teadle 4, The Greek ict- 4, Complete cote ~¥ yt a555s 3k Metrons from 38, Condes’ gue consideration of the succeeding phase Bismarck, Oct. 4 of amendments and into the rate sec- nie | Che neve tions next week. Rei mixed gure GERTIFIATE: of No. i red durum THe No. 1 flax .. This is to certify, that Joxeph H. No. 2 flax Tauer, Alice B, Tauer and Frances No. 1 rye. ‘Tauer, tha emarnlened, all residents Bar! of the City of Bismarck, Burle! & County, State of North Dakota, are associated in business as co-partners under the name and style of The Da- kotas Copywriter Sales Company, with thelr principal place of business at urlelgh County, North wei day “ September, Seas’ TAUEIL. 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D. ere erence eee ee a ee FEMALE HELP WANTED GIRLS—Well trained Beauty Ope tors are in great di more money than stons. Enroll now and is assured. Write for inf ation, LAWRENCE ACADEMY, 816 Nicol- | let Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. competent | maid for general housework. Two in family. Highest wages for right | party. Write Ad. No. 34, care Trib- une. WANTED—A™ girl or= middle: woman to do general housework. washing. Call at 307 South ect. or phone No. 1417. TEACHERS, two year normal gr uates needed immediately for rural | schools. Montana Teachers Agency, Baker, Mont. WANTED-—School girl to work for | room and board and some wages. | | Write P. O. Box 62. WANTED—Reliable maid for general | housework, no children. Call at 610 Thayer Ave. ec eee AGENT: MAN OR WOMAN WANTE! ambition and industry, to intr and supply the demand for R: leigh's Household Preducts to s users, Several fine openings in} Oliver, East one-half Dunn = and east one-half Wells counties, Aah near by towns and rural dis We train and help you. Ri igh Dealers can make up to $100 a w or more. No experience nece Pleasant, profitable, dignified work. Write teday. W. T. Rawleight ae N WANTED-—Agents to buy old, or blemished horses for The Elder Horse Sale Co., town, N. Dak. ee ___ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—The best equipped and money making cafe between Minot and Bismarck, terms. Only big cafe in town. Address Box 183, Un- derwood, N. D. with luce ‘a ghter. James- Distinguished Scot Crosses Ocean for Talks With Hoover | (Continued from page one) viewed in the main cabin, Miss Ish- bel was in another cabin with a group of women reporters. She miling and lighthearted but rather hesitant to answer questions regarding her im- | pressions of America | Finally she said. “Oh. 1 T'm missing the skyline” to be excused went out on t as the Macom steamed slow: the harbor. Planes Roar Welcome Twelve army planes soared oyer- head as the marine parade moved up the harbor, A great wave of cheering rolled along the battery wall as the crowds there sighted the Macon Among the first to ¢ y goodness ask deck through sp the pre- who with Sir Esme Ho! ambassador at Washingt ed at Pier A for the premier's par" They exchanged a few words, smil- ing delightedly at each other, and then the party climbed in cars and started up through the canyons of Thousan js Line Aven Thousands, many of whom h: there since dawn, lined the route se city hall and down on the proc ugh from continuous applause roiled th the deep streets and echoed ba the towering buildings. In city hall park a greater crowd even was awaiting, packed in until it seemed there was hardly room for another person. They broke into wild applause as the premier’s car rolled through the lane held open by police and stopped at city hall steps. “Hello, Mac!” several shouted, their voices clear above the din. ‘Mac’ Greets Crowds The premier, his cheeks glowing and his eyes sparkling, waved his hat in @ continuous greeting to the welcom- ing crowds. Hesitating but a moment on the steps of the city hall to wave a grect- ing at the crowd in the Plaza, Mr. MacDonald and his party were es- corted to the aldermanic chamber where Mayor James J. Walker and Edward J. Flynn, New York's secre- tary of state, greeted him in the name of the city and state. Mayor Walker launched immediate- ly into his welcoming address and pre- sented the premier with an embossed scroll from the City of New York commemorating his visit. The pre- mier made a short response. The mayor then escorted Mr. Mac- Donald and his party to their auto- mobiles and they were whisked away to the Pennsylvania station to board & special train to Washington. Pioneer Railroad Man Of Dickinson Succumbs (Tribune Special Service) Special Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 4.—James C. Flynn, 75, a pioneer who came to Ne jorth Dakota in the spring of 1877 ‘ from Melrose, Minn., died at his home here Wednesday, after an illness starting with influenza last March. Flynn freighted between Mandan and Bismarck and the Black Hills in the early ‘80s. He returned to Breck- Minn., in 1889, and did rail- road construction work, with head- quarters there, until 1898. Since 1898 he had lived here, and was retired with pension at the age as wrecking foreman with the Pacific here. 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