The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1930, Page 9

me Aenean ncaa ___ THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE. WEDN. WHEAT PRICES SHOW || New York Stocks ||STOCK PRIGES TURN |xe"% 2.2%" ncr|7 Weather Report | Southwest Drought Conditions |m Treas. q ‘s "ona: Worst in 35 Years as Lack of Rain Persists . - Temperature at 7 a.m. +» 246 P.M. PRICKS Early Losses Are Converted Into wt SMAROLIn FOTAT Soritons Gains With Money Rates finer ttsete Light wire Inguirs, iy, at S mand and trading very slow, mar- | Dickii cle Stimulating Bulls Ket firm, Too few anles reported to| Drake parce eae ‘cuaiaiiies, ' quote, Pata Center, sieney. ein te jendaie, clo Chicago, Abeilgce Gab yctines ies ie, April 9.—(AP)—The . | Fessenden, cloudy. cat prices renched by Wheat togay S01 wi market turned strong today aft-| chtcaga, April MtAP) U.S. P| Grand Forks, cloudy”: lowed announcement, that rages Perjod of , cregularity.| 4.)—Potatoes 72 cars, on track 386 em export wheat. Late. renort lown of converted ine, and | care, total U. 8. shipments 590 cars; | Henoneor Po cogey, ° fair, from, many a 'aumber ef stoc better” undettone: -Wisconéin "sucked | Panimore, cloudy wheat territo ig ° palnte ng round, ‘whites #.66-2.75¢ Lisbon, partly el ry day of drought . | + ted ects bel ell, and shat Saving Baldwi sacked round whites 2.5! Ni haul ashes, black dirt, cinders for driveways and garage floors; make lawns and dig basements. Call us, 1132-W. T. M.-Burch. (petienced mid- die-aged lady wants work as general housekeeper at once, or will work by the. hour. Can furnish refer- ence. Phone 109. sacked Bliss triumphs" CI riumphs the margin. of irreparable damage. ‘Wheat closed firm, Sto @ bushel a | CHICAGO CHEESE higher than yesterday's ane: Qiay | Bethtehem LE bi ‘April. 9.—(AP)—Chees: 1h to 114; July ‘ Lisas wink Be ry a el 19-19%; Daisies | Williston, rain | cup, (May 851; ind: ni 9. ig-20c; Longhorns 18% -40% ; young | Wishek, cloud ; MS | Americas 20-20%; Brick A8is;. Lin | Moorhead. Magn 20. %-%e_ higher, | Call ged te loo down ced "| burger 23; Swiss 20-32c. pRrocn nce ce Ii Worthing bs Purp ‘de ral flee: ‘CHICAGO PRI For marek and: viclatt *stostly rrow price lin ington dn jee: ODUCR 3 its, running ine. ipeiling ‘orders on ail tric, Public Setvice of New Jersey, April (AP)—Butter | Cloudy tonight and Thursday. Cooler. the bulges but the market was not res, i able buying being bax. | Ch ., [or jee Creamery, Shul mery extras}, For North Dakota: Mostly cloud: ited Carbon aad Pinitn Regie oa” tonight and ‘Thureday, possibly seg, | medium type, 2 or 4 door. Give th Oats averaged anced four points or more’ to" mew Seconds “ai: | &F# east portion. Cooler Thursday, and in first letter. Write vi 8 west and north rtions tonight. the top, with | Chi igh prices. 33¢, @ For South Dakota: ‘Mostly cloudy | _ Tribune No. 73. ¢ y cloudy rt Portal, cloudy dered nish, cloudy . EXPERIENCED woman wants work by the hour, also will do washing rr ged in my own home. Phone + 1403-1 . USED CARS 232900 0003 9909 =9290901-929 0009. a709-109-309-708 Resear rt peter tenet irr ier ites Steel common, after ; r \{and somewhat threatening tonight Sitcdgo'& North {isa ts above a A96.. Bethicnem steci| ordinary siau]and Thursday. cooler Thursday, and|___LOTS FOR SALE Chicago, Rock Inland & E um. alee It. FOR SALE—Lots on Twentieth ctrect, hows. 3 Upturns in wheat prices today | Colorado Fuel ai e ann nthly largely ‘reflected reports at hand that | Columbia G .. that Mayor Walker wae opposed | 27-29 Broilers 6 16, Ko. from the ‘northern piking tates horthe Hater ee eg ents, without in Increasing, and that in some cases fare in the transit bill. ee ¢| _marek, N. Dak. : southwest drought conditions are the! © Unie Alr Craft and Fox also were Hasippl ealley fH gh gt current advices indicated also that ear! ing. New York, April 9. seattered ipitat overlooking ‘Missouri river and Bis, average yields or even. better could | Cont! Universal Fipe wan marked up to al ex\eTnen’ Nn APh and. cet | northwestern, tates, while “elsewhere | marek Country elub grounds. Phone | 1 er pre is received soon. Meanwhile, no rain t @ group of stock exchange | 5. Whatever ‘wie heard. from everntent]| Gorm, Products houses had acquired control from the CORN-WHEAT REGION, summamy | _Ad. No. 71. ‘or week endini ril 8, 1930, nha “Ghe "Randas Clty. forecaster was] Guts $i | other isguento reach rew hight were aiallla, And at 4 er val ed F re as not expecting the drough' ctions. Farm work star! tter | Bonsante piece coho coe ee, cen t i week 4 He x obnk part of week in most sections, Soll | FOR SALE—Electtic washer, sewing n some quarters, considerable sig- nifleance was attached. to. Liverpool Nominated to Seek peneriigiereemmns, Dut rain would be} articles. Phone 719-W or call at| men $40 month. Inquire 502 Seventh EI r buying wheat, and that the Liverpool Sen: River stage at 7 a.m. 3.5 feet; 24-| _ 925 eighth street. street. marker Is sustained by an advance In ator’s Position foot. ‘ ing room set. Slightly used. Phone| opportunity now. Catalog free. Mo- offerings. are held. There were alto e1 He is outspokenly to| evel, 29.8: 704-R or call at 4230 Fourteenth] ler Barber College. Established dispatches current telling of indica-| General Electric, New ‘Mrs. may need further imports of wheat.| General Gas and Blectric A... ie “ FOR SALE—Royal Wilton velvet rug and Electric 3%. Only moderate export business today |General on Auburn Auto rose more than 9 points 9x12, also several yards of stair car- FEMALE HELP WANTED y firsts. 23-23% “ sitive to downturns in the value of| Chicago, Rock. Packed firsts 26%4c; storage Packed extreme west portion tonight. Raheyecaliee 2 fowis| GENERAL WEATHER Conpirions city water, street graded, 50x160 ft, 4 10 danger to domestic winter crop yields ophone to the el westward to British Columbia, and worst in 85 years. On the other hand, eat aclling pressure in the FOREIGN EXCHANGE ern ‘Rocky mountain slope. Light, | “OC ,SALE—Choice residence _ lot “ ¢ yet be obtained if abundant moisture | continental Motor +... if |new high in response to the announce | Bri generally fair we: 785-M or write Tribune, in care of ih HAMDbE OkInhette Ron. Menrekne Whelan interests. Among. the maay|°™’ ——— Mild and dry weather prevailed in| HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE to bi 0 be broken this moisture ample for present needs.| machine, other household y a a reports today that British millers are hour change, drop of 0.6 foot. FOR SALE—Eight plece walnut din- ‘ceptional Argentine exchange, as well as by Bismarck station barometric pre: Ee SLGNEy Cons | Marea eae mn RTS, ret, 1893. Fargo, N. D. tions that both Germany and Italy|General Foods . » McCormick classi- ‘Me st 893. 5 , Butte, Mont. eli in North American wheat, though, General and Air Reduetio %. The close was Practically new. Call morn- $10.00 Permanent waves $6.00. i firmness with which Argentine what ogg $, representing o in of 6 (Continued from page one) sure, hd inches. Reduced to 5 ea i tea. General Raliway ‘a & ‘was nol 1. eneral wa a) — Gillette Satety Rasor les approximated 5,200,000 ings at 515 Washington or phone} $12.50 Croquinole waves $7.50. MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Gold. Du 1118. TURES CLOSH HIGHER Minneapolis, April 9.—(AP)—The shadow of the government report due FOR SALE—One genuine leather shortly after the close of the session kept wheat futures rather quiet most of the time today but prices rose slightly. May closed 34 cent higher and July % to % cent higher. Corn futures followed its usual fl: flop routine. Trade was fair, Oa! trade was moderate. Rye was light| and featureless. Not much interest vas displayed in cither barley or ftax. ‘ot enough cash wheat was offer to make a real market and dema: was quiet. Prices were steady com- pared with futures. Cash corn demand lacked volume mand was fair to good. Rye demand fair. Barley demand was off Flax CHICAGO LIVESTOCK x 1 packing sows choice 90-130 II .00-10.00. Cattle 7,000. 00 3 shipper general prospects er; carly top 14.50. 5.25; 100- }0-1100 Ibs. 12.00 medium 850 Ibs. fea ice 50 Ibs, d and choice 850 Ih cows good and choice 8.00-10.00; com- mon and medium 6.75-8. ter and cutter 6.11 and choice (beef) medium 7.00-8.35; veale: (ood and choice 9.00-13.00;- medium .00-9.00; cull and common 6.00-8.00; stocker and feeder steers good and choice, all weights 10.00-11.5 mon and medium 8.90-10.00, Sheep—9,000; slow steady early bulk heavy weight lamb: 5-10.00; top 10. fat 6. i, common 92-100 Iba, medium to choice | Re! cull and SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK - ene St. Paul, April 9.—(AP)—(U.| sea, . D. A.)\—Cattle—2,500; slow, early indications weak to 25 lower on most re hter classes’ other al steady; best such kinda early. 1 bulk all steers and yearlings 10.60-| 12.25; fat cows dray ‘mostly 6.2! 7.45; ‘butcher heifer 0-9.75; yea ty to 11, cutters idding g bulls, mostly 7.56 down; stockers ai feeders about steady. ‘Calver i| International Harvester . International Match pfd. International Nickel of Ci Int. Telephone and Tele, Johns-Manville and offerings were light. Oats: de-| Ka: Ef ferings were light. Kennocot_ Copper demand was good and offerings light. | Koll Ri il ; pigs medium to] M Oliver Farm Equipmen' 3] Pacific Gas and Eleetric ney, J. C. Pennsylvania Ratiroad 1.05% 1.07% - Montana Winter, Wheat 4% proven OF rast oe 113% anremesenne eoneme Ey 3 ROAR MIR. Pies or AAD 2.65 LATS a ro Se aa $ or ++ 109% ...,. 109% “234 © 1.06% oo... 1.06% wees and Sengh Dakota Wheat SI Fr} oe re 23 4 2 a 2. 1.06% 1.07% 1.06% 1.07% F mos a PY 1.03% 1.04% 1.08% 1.06% rom 4 98% 1.0315 98% 1.03% 97% 1.0243 ...., PPEEr rtrd o228%: 2 ess Organizations in Severe Accusation (Continued trom page one) to influence government and ecclesi- astic fag known as the . Prohibition Public Morals of the Methodist and Episcopal Church.” Additional Sports OO ismarck Golfers Testing g Out Links Scores of links-eyed Bismarckians are testing out their hooks and slices at the arck Country club these davenport, library table, buffet and gas range. Phone 1228-J or call at 617 Tenth. . a ee JUST A MINUTE! DO YOU ever find yourself wonder- ing at the end of a month, just where all that money went with which you started on the ist? It’s a mighty good thing to know where your money is going, and whether too much of it is bound in any one particular direction. 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Thayer Phone 676-J ——_____-_____-¢ «y.\|_ Today’s Congress | —_— WEDNESDAY * E om St. Paul questions jean, Massachu- a. Naval affairs subcommittee Wogtientns Lieutenant Altera 4. HOUSE ittee considers work. One that can go home nights, Phone 1681. LOST AND FOUND LOsT—Beiween Presbyterian church and postoffice, a silver mesh bag. Finder please return to Tribune or telephone 1189. ee FARM LANDS LAND TO BREAK—350 acres 9 miles north from Menoken, 140 acres 7 miles northeast from McKenzie. Terms: % of crop delivered. Anna Knauss, Bismarck. ——————— mi $25.00 REWARD FOR information that will lead to the arrest and conviction, of the party or parties that are stealing wheat sheriff at Bismarck or M. T. Olson at Driscoll. HERE is an opportunity to get a used cdr ABSOLUTELY FREE or a new one at 1-3 off. Our SPRING SALE ends May 3ist and at 9 p. m. of that day we are going to give a refund on one of the cars sold during this sale. If it happens to be a used car the entire cash price will be re- funder. If a new one, only 1-3 the transactions fair. you buy. To every person visiting our show rooms during this sale who will register their name and address with the intentions of buying a new or used car or truck, we will @ credit coupon good for $5.00 the purchase price of any car truck purchased before June 1 1930. These coupons are not trans- ferable. STEEN MARMON COMPANY, 186-2nd. Phone 1452. FOR RENT—Small modern heuse. Call 189 between Tand 8pm $5000.00 FIVE ROOM brand new, bungalow, east front, a dandy place. $4200.00 FIVE ROOM bungalow, ff Bt ¢ : “Straight-eight headquarters.” carly bidding around tandard Gas and Sisctr $ it bs ii 3 see ee er HOT SHOTS FOR TODAY “ anaard. ia. AT AT tract syste: . 4 tearly, wat good re on 9.00. Biandard Oll sf New Zornes rR ASL 1.22 r mérce =n ‘Marmon didn't have to scramble on 50; choice closely serted kinds up-| Standard Oll of New ¥: . 8 ‘ward to 12.00. Varner Hogs—10,000; fairly sgpityd Ughts Moto. $ class- and butchers 10-25 lower; o es little changed; desirab! pound weights 9.75-10.00. other medium and heavy to 9.60; packing sows 8.61 desirable pigs and light ta average cost Tuesday 9.81; Sheep—300; stear 94 pound wooled choice kinds absent; choi shorn lambs 100-148 <q lambs 7.50; fat wooled ewes 5.00- bi rt (03%; No, 5x i durum | 96446-9' 0, ‘a o= kis No. 3 white do%e. i Barley chstee to Petey 82-660; med Bo0d: 50-53 wer grades tt ium to 50c, NGE OFC: FAL 9.—( AP! sheen emis tain whee dork tt 16: patel Met Rorthern, om Flax Mo. i, 89: | % mixed, 13 eke Lege has Barley, Ni EU samapley_ ba Sena rk 4 ium Ce fon ash Railway By Ett tk BS 10.37 ie 10. 10.1 10.82 10. les ye. 18.70 13.70 13.65 f Hitt Hi 8% -R* Bk OG : eS a a BRON UE ty i tie Flashes of Life | (By the Associated Press) PATRONIZES U. S.. NOT PARI! n at~ Leaving’ for PRINCESS IN TRAINING Turin, Italy—Crown Princess Marie lor | Jose is taking the Red Cross training course for volunteer nurses. During the war her mother, queen of the Bel- ans, nursed wounded soldiers. TURKEY GAS THREE PORTIAS Ani ‘Turkey has women judges ortias have been elevated HORESHAN'S CAR BALKY Freehold, N. J.— Wilda Bennett, actress, is suing Anthony Wett: wealthy horseman, 20,000 because of a tumble.