The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1930, Page 15

WNEATPRIGESTURN | New Vouk Stocks PIE IRREGULARITY Likelihood of Widespread Rain |Am or Snow Starts Sale of Grain Futures Aprit, 12.—(Al pies: uch Narr of qd rT, sen e eeling downward today, withnot- standing that farm pened allies wei conspicuous bu Nearly co! Chica, selling, © toward low the lato sell confined than | reviously |.ad oh ‘efore in @ to 3-4). ahs and provisions |G, yy. rop 4 not ‘was also taken of “read days” being observed in campaign measure to imports. Opening at 1 up, wheat prices after: material break alt aroun rn, oats and provisions went fade likewise, with corn starts ing at 3-8 decline to 1-4c advance and subsequently showing a general sag. of wheat future deliveries pécial emphasis today 2 weekly forecast, pointing to Hkelihood of widespread raln or =1n this connection, much notice Italy as A | Allis-Chal ‘stop-loss wheat. tparket = ers peel in and. ercial Alcoh: ‘orelgn Pow: in International ve Atchivon, Topeka & Ba Topeka & Bat ‘Atlantic Refining soos Auburn Auto .. Aviation Corpor Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore @ Ohio Barnsdail A. Bethiohem atcel rf cel War Ww e aciti M. ts Past acitie pi Hones Northwestern Chrysler Motor . Colorado Fuel and iron Columbia Gas and Elect: mn Consolidated Gat Continental Bakin; Continental Can . frem {Corn . dis | Cubs Can Dp: Iready done to wheat z southWwert. Hi that the being smal! a effects than would be tho case a month later, when their larger size ould require corresponding greater ointure. Despite market downturns, how- ever, friends of higher prices for wheat displayed unabated One big trader in particult aggressive bullish stant that spring moisture tho North American wh the Most unfavorable on re cord, the southwest crop has already suf- ‘a Curtiss Wright Du Pont... Eastman Kr Raton Axle and Blectric Auto Lito General Hlectric, new General Foods : General Railway Signal . mn] Gillette Satet; fcred, that a few sprinkles reported | G night are of no practical benef! that. recent high temperatur brought Kansas wheat to cri . In the corn market, wheat ness had a bearish effect. Fine wel er for fleld work continued, . Was curreut that the acreage of corn will be enlarged. Primary receift: corn were Iberal. Arrivals Chicago today totaled 1 Inst 224 a week ag rx at this time last year. Corn acted heavy w tors on the selling si Prices declined readily, with buy! against bids & factor in checking the decline. Oats were lower, mainly because of sympathy with other ccreals. visions reflected the weakness. of grain. MINNEAPOLIS GRAINS TAKE DOWNWARD COURSE Minneapolis, A) 12. grains took through the w: on & goyernment weekly forecast in- dicating a period of precipitation be- ginning with Tuesda; red wheat closed lower, July i 7-$¢ lower and September 2 J-4c lower. Corn -futures opened just firmer but met with immedi sure and dropped a cent. * Oats held steady in a very narrow unsettled. ley trade held very light to dutt, Only scatteret trade in flax was ed with support poor. little more fair, Oats demand was quiet for choico quality. * Rye tone was quiet to fair. Barley and flax offerings were light «tna in fair demand. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK * Chicago, April 12.—(AP)—(U, 8. D. A.)&Cattle 100: compared one week ego weighty fed steers 25 to 50c er; light steers and yearlings f active mostly steady io 25c off; ing market turning very she stock and cut! butcher heifers 25 ‘rly iy lone fat *. Sheep 6,001 for the ds 5.75 ti -of feeding and shea: around 60c nigher a¢ 8.2 HM tot of 60 Ib. na springs * Hogs -6,000 including 5, hardly enough hogs here to establish u market, top 10.45 paid for sod i to to 10.60, packing sows igs. mediuan to cbcies ‘to 10.25, m 90 $24 to $7 385 97 S-4e; No. 1 , Sweekly state clearing en | s2f410 400 fn reage Increase. jClearings week ending today: §7,- 5 3 A Cleari week en it 8, Clearings this day, $1,334,288,0 = neoneemententeeceeis PRODUCE PRICES pt Chicago, ri} 12.—-(AP)—Butte! want fie’ tg’ tone: Flees higher; trade was more and offerings were not heavy. were unchanged. and poultry casy, eee care big Soi phe ope hosed: Horne 8 to 18 sober Squares . April schanged, ahipase Refining . International Combustion ng. International Harvester International Match pfa. International Nickel of it. lephone and Telegraph Manvill prin, vinator Corporation ennecott Copp ter Radio . e2eecs ertg es seq2m comes tseeesen: eee ocean Missouri, Kan igomery Ward ‘Motors .. National Air Line: National Biscuit . National Cash Register ational Dairy Product National Power and Lt Nevada Consolidated New York Central . ‘ash com demand was jah to} Pe wioe Corporation N.S. als Purity Baking ..,.. orria | Radio Corporatio: adie. Relh Otnked emington Reo ‘ot Fra Schulte Retail Stores .. rd. Air Ll ir ars-Roebuck imme Petroteum inelair Consolidated Oil elly Oll . tithern Fai \e: arks. With! ndard Brands Stangacd Gas and Standard Oil of Ca! Standard Oil o! rd Ol] of way Dulity Power and Ligh pry Mot tae Warner Pletures Westl ‘eatinghouse ficox Ri Wile oreriand tpt worth Compau ssc 1 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1980 FRATURES STOCKS 3.75 to 3.90, a few 0. t ‘Texas sacked Bi 4350 . ‘BOSTO Market Shows an Undertone of Strength Despite Selling; Chemicals Soar New York, April 12.—(AP)—Exten- reads sive week-e1 ul ccounta brought ment in . i} cecurred wes paras! -heay: with ti marker, a re! justment of 3 about cor price move. CHICA POTATOES. 3 rie teey ier 8. 4 few fancy shade high sacked Round Whites few to Idaho 5: to 2.30. Triumphs mostly, STON WOOL Boston, April 12.— (AP) — Wool: bulk of trading during the past week ed of fairly large quantitics of and finer original id grades 68's, 60's strictly combing ‘ools. Fine original bag Arizona wool of bulk French combings staple were also included in sgiew of the wee! Prices steady with firmer tenjency, pi Such selling & correction lative Position: Hy shew! 1 undertytt streng! ading w oderately heavy. the day's safe ru ning close. to = boner shares." Alited be sii 12 points to of a gain of 14 Monsanto Chi war again an out-| — souting more than high at 343 on top points iterday. MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES Minn. tis, Minn., April 12. i ; A.)—Potutoes, light ra % demand and trading ver: slow, market firm, too few sales re- | \ ported to quote, \- CURB sTo in| Blec. Bond & Share . Cities Service First Bank rst Bank . in many of the other rece: were cut down. Internatio! lead Telephone crossed 73 cn a ove; heavy tu: eral of the department stores oO rts of hi res) ded to re} ter Hann se -and Ab m er trade. ham & Strauss moved into new high " y mery moved into new| Support. for proposal to make Ke J- 1, Case.| the principal executive officer of the and Lac ndard Gas & ‘Ble ter, Columbian Ca: ry Bold i Standard Oil . INNEAPOLIS STOX ncorp. . f Initiated Measure Will Be Presented Polls in November (Continued from Dage one) all the aplicants for the post of com- of education and make a 2 | Scientific choice.” BERTHA PALMER BACKS | EDUCATIONAL PROPOSAL down about a, ‘Ingersoll jectric, Stone com Uaites iown 2 io 3 Inte, although recoveries took place several issues. i , Bence RANGE Duluth, April 1: ‘Durune High 1.008, 101% Low Ck ig MINNEAPOLIS RANGE eapolls, April 12. Wheat" Open. Hi aR ‘i 4 enter psene " me GORD Gente entem tiyyy = oF «os 110% coves ein a a OF 108% cece + 1.05% . ane beih + 105% 1.06% tae ps 22: $ L Et 38 yes 1.08% 1.03% Durw ea 95% 1, BR 3 AR i ree ab am bee 58% ae the state department of education a Pointive rather than lective was voiced today by Miss Bertha Palmer, lent of public instruction. it carry out such poli- interference of poli- ns, experience, she said, has been & board’ of intelligent laymen be of great benefit to with the executive work of Making Efforts to Identify 19 Victims Of Bus-Train® Crash (Continued from page Ones Fe railroad, members of ‘the Pick- wick-Greyhound company and mem- bers of the train crew are to be sum- wBRREE Hite nO the 29 persons in the bus when: hospitals here and one was able to go to a hotel after treatment. Homer Stein, of San Francisco and Conrad Heubers, of Los Angeles, in- survivors, said the driver of the “Bk youn who was killed, at grade crossing, slowed down. the mail train saw ‘was inevitable, he said, and his brakes at once, but even f train ran half a mile before it was brought to a stop. ee Hoover Sees Proper- ity in Abolition of Navy Building (Continued from page One) - He issued a lengthy statement sum- marizing his views on the benefits to be caine from the London agree- ment U. S. Saves Billion In estimating the financial saving, Mr. Hoover compared the sums to be spent for naval construction under [the accord affected this week with Petry 5 1.08% 1.05. wm eese Daketa Whea 1.05 %,1,06% 1.02%4° 1.03% yf Wheat, 8. x aye is ate Risa Theale No. 2 white 46 423 no wales. i ab a4 basis of the fleet strength at the unsuccessful Geneva confer- ence of 1927. The saving to the Unit- ed States-alone, he estimated at ap- Proximately one billion dollars. “The cost to the United States of . . . Of between $1,400,000,009 to $1,€40,000,000 to attain parity on i 5 fete Wi es g i I drifting. This productive enter- stimulus to world result of the London agree- ment Mr. Hoover expects to be “a EE ie ETSEEE me i bag territory |C ‘Température at 7 ta | Highest yesterday Lowest last night Precipitation to 7 0. | Highest wind velocity NORTH DAKOTA WEATHER Station Bismarck, Beach, cl iden, part iy Grand Forks, cloudy .. Hankinson, cloudy cloud: Larimore, cloudy Lisbon, cloudy iy. ee ebmesceasecovnsnessesusee! Pept ret ft bet tt wit fetetricpetet trit tet) ‘s 4 howers it. Sunday fair and Dakota: Cloudy and cool. er tonight, with showers south and extreme east portions. Sunday 2 somewhat cooler east and south cen- tral portions. ‘ For South Dakota: Partly cloudy to- night and Sunday, probably showers east portion. Somewhat cooler sun- day, and extreme east and extreme north portions tonight. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS The pressure map is flat this motn- ing, but with the h rometer over the northeastern and northwest- ern states and the lows northern great pial dover Pacific coast region. ent, precip! tion occurred in the ‘upper valley, in the Dakotas, and at a few places’ from Texas northw. ward to idaho. Temperatures are in all. sections. River stage at 7 a.m., 8.8 feet; 24- hour change, none. Bismarck ‘station barome! sure 28.81; reduced to sea ORRIS W. RO! tion Manager, 807 St, James Build- ing, New York. - opening with large manufacturer calling on establicned customers among in Bismarck. SALESMA! °"82 Wells-VanBuren Pidg., Chi- cago, shirts, underwear, blankets, Jackets, overcoats, sweaters, hosiery, etc. Full line samples. ae Co., Dept. 42, Fergus REPRESENT Factory—Earn BIG MONEY—Nationally advertised Au- t© Seat Covers. Tremendous de- mand. Lowest prices. Largest com- missions. Complete outfit FREE. Supreme, 2229 Ogden Ave., Chicago. lesmen for Interstate Oil Co. Inc. automobile and tractor oils, Fully guaranteed. Lists of customers Write R. T. Swain, Bismarck, N. ., in care of Grand Pacific Hotel. RELIABLE _MAN—Distribute and collect store route in county; nets $00 weekly up; permanent, profit- able work. Pull information write Pherrill, general delivery, Bismarck, North Dakote, or call at the last - house on East Main Avenue. LAND TO BREAK—350 acres 9 miles WORK WANTED jeup-time is Let us do your work. We veways garage floors; e Jawns end dig basements. -Call us, 1133-W. ‘T. M. Burch. f EXPERIENCED woman wants work by the hour, also will do washing _ = in my own bome. Phone fens, hauling ashes, gravel and digging basements. Phone 451. Nick Zahn. WORK WANTED by hour or day, al- 60 rag rug weaving. Carrie J. Falch. Phone 2-F-2. RT HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Ht i if #83 Gay hi 3 § i Hy EE ! i fe Hl lie itl itil A § iy HEE i é i 5 5 i s§3a get? quickly for application GISTRATION MANAGER, epee St., Suite 1068B, Salary to start, railroad fare paid. Give age, education, experience. COMPTON CO., 48 W. Oak, Chi- cago. DO ADDRESSING at home. Can carn $30 weekly. Material, stamps free while working. No canvassing. LIKE TO hear from party having a modern seven or eight room house for sale. Give location and price. Pada Tribune, in care of Ad. No. LOTS FOR SALE i ie A iz Bi 2B # rr at Fe Pega 3 ite etry £38. ue $2 al i a i t iy i ii : ! i i uf! i. i i i : | i i i n Bs Te 8 i i 8 Ef i 4 i in i ie i $ : [ i 3 i i ES Ij