The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1930, Page 9

FUTURE CONTRACTS TO HELP WHEAT UP Traders Flock, to Buying Side * and Get Encouragement Chicago, Feb. Tita? Srgunfeations Feosived.. t reaniza' jlon’s share of attention In the wh a pit today, and prices, ced ral wheat showed did new crop moi ums of J a "a deall: Wheat futures closed strong, 2 1-4 to 3 %-8c higher than teas 's fins ish, (March 1.09 1-4, May 1.13 3-8 to 1-2, July 1.13 7-8 to 1.14). rn closed 1 1-2c up, (March 82 8 to 1c advanced, and provi- shi t6 a ris ft 100, up readily with co generally on the buy- et side. rovisions went higher responsive to upturns both in hog val and in sprain. StWith heavy new buying today of wheat futures "here being credited to federal farm board alll ket took strong upward ‘ings, The DP. May 87 1-8, July 85 6-8 g New York Stocks | STOCK PRICES RALLY 245 P.M. PRICES 2avance Rumely" Alleghany Co! ra Neghany Allied Chemical a: pmecions. Boach ‘merican Can . American Com: American and Foreign Power . American International American Locomott: can Radiator merican Rolling M American Smeltg. and American Sugar Refin! a Telph. and nm Worl American Wool pfd. . ‘Anaconda Copper Ttchison, nop ko Atlantic ‘Refining . Auburn Auto . re | Aviation Corporation | Baldwin Locor omotive Baltimore & Ohio . Barnedall A . Bendix Aviation . Bethlehem Steel Brunewl: el Burro ne A Goines and Ari ‘alumet and Hec! Canadian Pacifct Cannon Milla . jase, J. cago Great longo Great Wes M., St. Paul & Pacifi St. Paul & Pacific & Northwestern | Chey: tor . Golo 1 Colum! Columbia Graphophone Commercial Sol direct open entrance of such power-| © ful influences into the trading in fu- tures was generally regarded as tend- ing to restore at least temporarily in higher prices and = rs who believed values too high based on world conditions. An additional Gea factor was it that tl forthcomi: te; Du Cont Conti: Corn Products 4 Radio Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Pont otal | Bast year ago. SSom time to time today renewals ot concentrated buying ascril market moving irregularly upward. So of tl buying from other sources was of acter. Export demand American wheat Le rennin to be so1 whi nlarged, and overnight ere said total largely Canadian wh: Corn a inceeti responsive chiefly to wheat strength. rare selling of corn wi hard spots in the mark arrivals of corn were aller than qlther last week or last year. Recelpts in Chicago today totaled only 73 cat against 284 cara a week ago and 19! cars at this time last year. WHEAT FUTURES STRO: AT OPENING, NERVOUS inneapolis, Feb. 27.—(AP)—Wheat future farted stroi but nérvous u and openin e meeting opposition, but prices later bounde up on reports that the grain stabilization corporation was again buying ful May closed 3 1:8 vent higher. Corn futures acted better ined Cash wheat tone was still unsettled with most offerings going to govern- ment _buye' Not enough winter or durum wheat was offered to make a market. Cash corn offerings were smaller and demand ws ronger for cholc: Oats demand wan fair to good, d bending (on quality. Rye demai continued strong from millers. Bar- ley demand was fair to Ges Flax demand was steady with offerings smaller, DUR 160 to 260.1 11.45; 260 to 300 Ibs. 10. packing sows 9.00, to 10.00; butchers medium to chotce 250 to 300 Ibs. 10.35 to 11.05; 200 to 250 Ibs. 10.75 to 1 00 Ibs, 1 ings, 60d and choice 1 . to 16.0 12.75, 16.5 to 1100 1 12.76 5.78; common and medium 880 bs. up, $25 to 12.76; fed yearlings, good and choice 760 to 960 Ibs, 12.75 to 15.75; heifers, good lbs. down i - to ef fed) im gies hale ‘and cl medium 8.75 to 9.! 00 to 8.’ around 11.0 fat ead: ow 5.50; feeding lambs able weak to lower: choice 92 Ibs. down um 9 33 to 10.00; common 8. medium to choice 92 to 100 Ibs. to 10,60; ewes, medium to choice 1500 i 4 cull and com- fe lambs, good SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK So. St. Paul, Feb. 27.—(AP)—(U, 8. D. A.)—Cattl ely slow on all v3 to it offerings; ‘prospect soo: eS canesty slow, y bids 166, £9210 pound e : packers talkit Medium and heavy Sutchers; Digs and light, lights ‘steady, . most cking sows salable’ 8.50 to 9.00 rr ayerage cost Wednesday 10.2! free 760: lambs opent : lower; ico £0 to 8 kit Menay's Yeedern 40's 06 42 1-2 to 43; No. ‘bel Hes 13.78. EE AE ve paten Sted at $48 to eifh's ware Shi SH 824 pment Bran 22.60 to sohsste| er Si rts changed. 24.504 cases; ext 6,466 tubs, prices, ine iste S14 fo Bt irate 24 to 35. 26°1-4; ordinary to} i semt-official sources kept the wheat | Fir: A fair amount of done on | G04. Dui Rad! 1d choice 8501 pat tman Eaton Azle and Electric Auto Lite . Electric Powe: a Railroad ‘irestone Tire Fox Film A Freeport Texas Corporation General American Tank Car General Electric, new . ral Food: eral Gas General Mills General Motors General Rajiway hog it BI Signal . Gilette Paige Mot Great Northern pfd. . Great Northern iron 01 Fup . Indepe: oi Indian Refining . International Combustion i international Hi International Mi International Int. phone a Jotins-Manvilto | Keel ly - Sp Kelvinator cporetion . Kennecott Copper Kolster 10 Kresge, 8. 8. Kreuger & Toll we! Lo Mack Trock: Mathieson Ald. May Department Stores Mexican Seaboard Oil fete) Petit et ed a So eree segaserte oe seston eoteersee Ses ceerson seem Sam OUR GARNI Jat ZGRRIAAAR GSA & ee geeeece: es mi FS Pullman Com; Purity Baking .. io Corporation ‘Keith-Orphi ston Rand Reo Motor .. Republic Iron and Steel Reynolds Tobacco B Richfield Oil of Califo: Royal Dutch Shell . leway Stores St. Louls & San Franc! Schulte Retail Stores Seaboard Air ane ho ends e8 e929 EEG tom or: Shamnos ‘Compan im : mms Petrolew! . ol. Southern Pacific Sparks Withingtom, ra Brands. rd Gas al Texan Corporat Texas Pacific ua Tr. Pied Roller Beart: Und 008 Union Carol Union Pacific 10.50; | Westi RANGE or. ganier eA Ca i oa 8 to 11 1-8; 3 No. 6 mixed 9 1-2 to 40 1-4. isting are Reitbea tt . wools 13 is sold at pric to. abe scoured basis. je of combing esi are Lsirally active ia8; mostiy sto teak —_—_———— AS WHEAT RECOVERS | | oo More Than a Score of Issues Move Up Into’ New High Ground for the Year New York, Fe —(AP)—Stock prices raliied sharply again today in Tesponse to a further recove t prices and a lowering of call money rate from 4 1-2 to 4 por cent. More than a score issues, in- cluding weveral umusemen: business machine, public utlitt; motor accessory shares, mov. new high ground for the y of 1 to 3 points were distributed ove & fairly broad list, with a sprinkling of issues marked up 4 to 7 points. headed upward from the opening of the market, the rally gath- ering momentum as trading pro- Bressed, dairy, and into 8 y ”* traders apparently made no certed efforts to hammer indivi- ual stocks, although brokers report- ed that some issues showed indica- tions of scale selling on the part of these interests. Kroger Stores drop- ped 1 io a low for the year Industrial Rayon fell 6 ints, Bafeway Stores 2 3-4, and iohns' Manville and Atlantic, Gulf & West Indi 2 encl made up the dividend |. Case ran up 7 points, Beatrice Creamery 6 to a new high at 79, Auburn Auto 5, and DuPont, Electric Auto Lite, Brunswick-Balke Collender and Eastm: ie soc! Goods, Underwood, El: Nott-Fisher, Warner Bros. Picture: common and preferred, Loews, Pai mount-Famous-Lasky, Borden, Radio Corporation, Rand, Marlin-Rock well, Ae 8 Indian Motor- Lambert ‘were among the es that e into new high industrial reported favorable but some of the Janu- ft the railroad now very unfavor- h the correspond- of last “DULUTH CLOSE, Duluth, Feb. 2 $ Durum— 39% 07 = 3.03 3.04% May « «56% 6 56% 56" say ttt Bele BSR Be EE CHICAGO RANGE Chicago, Feb. 27. * ‘Wheat— ‘igh Lao 114% 14 Lary 1 MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN polis, Fel Minn ib. 37. fie Le ‘Wheat. Open High Low Close 18%. Protein 1 dark nor. 1.19% 1.; lark no! PRE FEF PLE FES FF sSises beters peat trae penis 04% 1.05% 1.0455 Durum 97% 1.08 97% ssss' 25339 eeErrrteed iy 4 Pe AE RUATSHe 2) Bes aes ab! : ea TEs 18% Zz © 618% TBM eet 00° 3. 3. 5.06 renee A oe ae ethe: Ma B ’ dart nol a mi: S8S52753 5 1 i 1 1 i 1 Barley | ADDITIONAL GROUND = North American, Rem-| ¢ BUTTER UNCHANGED, BEGGS STEADY Colca Re, Feb. » changed prices prevailed in . butter and there was no particular change in eggs. Trade was both was erate. Poultry ruled firm with hens averaging ic higher. MINNEAPOLIS STOX Minneapolis stocks by the directors and will accept. ink Corp. 30 1-3; —————— | Additional Sports —_——_st ‘| Willis Hudlin, Still close: First} Bancorpuration FOREIGN New York, Feb. exchanges Britain EXCHANGE . (AP) — Health Breakdown Will Bring Death of Famous Jurist Soon: (Continued from page one? mal fighting power of a man of his ptember. Cleveland Indians, has delivered an- intention of reporting until his salary demands are met. Robin Practice Opens As Dazzy Vance Comes Fla, Feb. 27.—(@)— “SKews of his condition today @ lews It spread sadness throughout Washington. Im- mediately after D. Hagner’s bulletin ‘Mrs. Hoover canceled | the reception which was to have been | held tonight for members of the house of representatives. Cancels President Reception “In view of the physicians’ state- ment as to the critical condition of the former president of the United States, Mr. Taft,” said the white house statement, “‘the president and Hoover have regretfully canceled be given to members representatives. suffered a sever sink- o'clock today. Both Dr. Thomas A. 'Clay- 11 o'clock some i t we eanager iooariy or ove] some improvement | 27.—(, Joc McCarthy been noted, but the physicians did | the Chicago Cubs has a surprise for it as an indicative. the members of the second squad dition showed signs of a | which will arrive tomorrow—they will go right to work the same afternoon. McCarthy also said the first practice game, scheduled with Jess Orendorff's baseball school team, had been post- poned indefinitely. ;ConnieMackImpressed | With Rookie’s Hurling Fort Clearwater, until Dazzy Vance is real practice only fe Dazzler turned up in camp last night ready to don down to work. few holdouts. McCarthy Will Start Second Squad to Work bladder trouble which first caused him szrious difficulty a month ago. Amendment Hasn’t Nation’s Approval, Capitalist Charges (Continvs* from ne one> Myers, Fla., Feb. 27.—(P)— cruise, Connie Mack, chief skipper of repea the champion Athletics, has the Eighteenth amendment. ibts Added lt doubt if the dry the ctl of ite hquoe lution juor lay in the best people of the | Neb.. where he nation directing their attention to it,|Pro team. Mahon came ‘was questionable wheth- | ¢Y@ yesterday while he ‘act could be “honest- | ‘0 batters, and the ease to satisfy the American with which he got the ball away “by all means | Mack's attention. Saishonest purpose n'* Teaultes| _—WISHEK TRIMS ASHLEY He urged that state commissions,| Burnstad, N. Dak., Feb. 27. ‘on the order of state rail-| ing for the second time in road commissions, might prove a| (uarter, the Wishek Independent means of placing liquor under satis- | feated the Ashley Saints 20 to factory control. basketball here. Ashley In this way. he continued, states| 8nd piled up an 6 to 0 lead could control liquor to meet their re- | Wishek clan soon had an 8 and at the half Farm Conference Held | ay ‘oo “ita? soaent For Benson’s Farmers| Wishek scored two field goals. PIRATES TO BEAR DOWN cre : ARS Maddock, N. D., Feb. 27.—(?)—Be- tween 40 and 50 Benson county farm men and women were able to travel conference which opened here today. The conference opened in the county agricultural school building with about 200 persons in attendance. Students of the school, with their regular classes prey) ne ce Fi casion, made up the bulk of the au- dience. A. T. Felland, superintendent chelspdigier ne ee ao rr sol Ta of the school, presided as general | Wahpeton. ND. hig! enact ae calm So rape Pe a 8 ‘With the expected opening of high- 4 ways by tomorrow, H. W. Herbison, |5erves also won their game, 24 to 22, Benson county agent, believes that a | from the Fergus Falls reserves. WAHPETON DOWNS FERGUS ‘ALLS —_—___—____+ ! City-County Briefs i M. T. Olson, Driscoll, spent yester- | ¢————" day in the city. | Henry Ringeon, New Salem, transacting business in the city. Members of Martin Holtan, of the Holtan Mer-|hold a cantile company, is here today on a business Teacher Will Be Held From St. Thomas Home St. Thomas, N. D., Feb. 27.—(P)— Funeral services for Mrs. A. K. Park- skol Ht aif vt Holdout, Working Out g New Orleans, Feb. 27—(P)—Willis | De Hudlin, who with Wes Ferrell consti- | Dodi tutes the holdout brigade of the | i other ultimatum. Hudlin sent word | H Only two days out of the pre-season | {1 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930 pees, “cae et Weather Report | —$—$— — Temperature at 7 a.m. .. Highest yesterday Low i! Precipitation to 7 a. Highest wind velocit GENERAL REPORT ‘Temprtrs. Pre. Low High last lignt day hee night Uday hrs, D., clear.—o5 13) 00 cloud: a4 STATIONS— Bismarck, N. Amarilio, Te: 60 Bot Idah luron,’ 8. Kamloops, Kansas City, Mo., clear 3 Lander, Wyo., stow... Medicine Hat, Al., snow Miles City, Mont. clay Modena, Ut ah, pt cldy. Moorhead, Minn. North Platte, Ni Oklahoma City, 8. D., cl Brooklyn's Robins aren't the Robins | §'- £0 any want ad that is TraadnOOe un- desirable, will be a) ted the ° 5 ppreciated by Phone 32 i 9 The Tribune Want Ad Department 208 01 01 WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Increas- ing cloudiness, with snow probable teen’ and Friday. Rising tempera- For North Dakota: Increasing cloud- iness, snow Probable west portion to- night and Friday and east portion Friday. Rising temperature Friday and west and north portions tonight. WEATHER CONDITIONS A high-pressure area, accompanted by cold weather, extends from. the upper Mixsissippi valley westward to the northeastern Rocky Mountain slope. Temperatures are below zero in North Dakota, Saskatchewan and Manltoba..A low-pressure agea is cen- tered over Utah, and snow fll at most Places from the Great Lakes region Westward and southwestward to the Pacific coast. Very little snow. fell, however, throughout the plains states. River stage at 7 a. m., 10.5 feet: 24- hour change, rise of 0.1 foot. Ice hold- ing. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. NORTH DAKOTA WEATHI Devils Lak 6; cloudy. Jamestown Bismare! Valley City Dickinso cl —10; partly cloudy, ——_______, | Today’s Congress | —_—_—_—_—_—_ ‘THURSDAY SENATE es consideration of tar- jee proceeds with vestigation. HOUSE ‘Takes up miscellaneous bills on private calendar. Jadiciary committee hearings on proposals the eighteenth amend: . Banking committee con investigation and chi Lobby coi Musele Shoal: m bill te restrict went hemisphere immigration. Sa Appropriations Bitte tn ‘execative seaston. "itE® Rich men of Rome in ancient times wore embroidered sandals set with Precious stones. RENT—The south 138-79, Apple Creek township, acres broke, the rest hay. Write A. Ziegelmeyer, Decorah, Iowa. _ LAND FOR SALE LIVE IN the beautiful Spokane Val- Jey on a ten acre irregated tract of 100 Bf juarter sec- i+ 4 $2800.00 FIVE ROOM cottage, full basement, tollet, screened porch, 75 foot lot. Ce TTS MALE SELP WANTED MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY by giant taternational industry; over ‘7000 already started; some doing annual business $13,000; no exper- required; supported by American, Canadian, Australian int dustries; resources over $17,000,000; established 40 years; get our prop- iegh an gay pe Hage Raw- pany, ND-3-J, Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED—An honest, industrious man to operate a Ward chain store on wheels in Burleigh county. 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AN EXPERIENCED girl wants to do house work. Write to Ad. No. 41, in care of Tribune. EXPERIENCED girl desires work as- sisting with general housework. Phone 255. PERSONAL MOSES CPI Ot nirose mi ace Bt men for $10.00 beneficiary membership. Former members re- WE HAUL away free of charge, dead hogs, sheep, cattle and horses all unshinned. Prompt service if roads ern il El af i i ‘When they put him in the box. BUT—I£ John Doe had come to the Clinic of Dr. T. M. MacLachlan (Harvard) instead of him with MORE poisons we have removed the poisons in his system. Hundreds died. New York last year cinated. Visit our clinic and we will” make your blood so will be immune not o1 Pox but to ail other eases as well. With our Herbs, Roots and Bark, line Blood Treatment Scientific Food Combi have ard thousands on the Toom with a large clothes closet in @ modern home, convenient to the car line. Suitable for one or two young ladies. Call at 314 Avenue D or phone 1222-J. 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