The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1930, Page 9

WAT PRES PL. J nes _WTH RAN REPORTS AND SLACK EXPORTS Values Hover Near Season's Low Price: Record; Surplus | *| 41 Still Causes Fear Chicago, April 22.—(AP)—Wheat pe hag bes! today to bi istricts an yy farm fA discontinuance of TY considerable lon, still to come. closed nervous 3-4 to 1.3-8¢ hel lower. thay: yesterday's fin- bb 1 ly 1.05 1-4 fir althou with wheat ut one tlttie, Provisions responsive to downturns in hogs Much of the time today, wheat hovered near to the season's ‘bottom. price record. Adding to bearish et % e fects 4! favor ere overnight American export business was con- ined to a few loads, all of it C lan, Meanwhile, Li sald t a ing in North’ America is conti to ovérshadow spite smallness ings and notw! increased buying on aropean markete, of Argentine offer, hstanding prospective the part mpletion of spring wheat xouth hale of Minnesota Dakota was announced. fons pointing to only @ © of bread wheat acre- what greater decrease ms nable weather for corn tended down the rivals of corn in cars, against at , it this time 1 MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT FUTURES CLogy Lowmn ‘Minneapolti Inn., April 2 —Weather news w liquidation of May gradually: forced ry 245 P.M. PHICES Aa ance Rumely” leghany Co! Allied Chemeni und Dy. Allis-chalmers Mig. Co, ‘merivan Bouch Afkgne Rinsrican Commercial Ai n Commercial Alcohol. merican and Fo ign Po sy American International ‘American Locomotive American Metal merican Amprican Rolling Mii lvan Rolling i Americanismeltg. and Ref American Sugar Retina i ni wes ~ eSwenntanvesnancsusessene lendix Aviatio Bethlehem Steel Bory we Fate ick-Ralke ... Burroughs Adding’ ii Calumet and Arizona 1 lecla. the 5 Pacific pi tes Northweatern ieago, Rock Island & Pacific 1 rysler Motor: . Colorado Fuel and 0 ‘commonwealth Consolidated Gas Continental Baking A’: Curt! of nie Eaton Azle and Sp Hectric Auot Lite . lectric Power and Ririe Rallroa Firestone Tire an Fox Film A. Freepoft Texan: General American ‘Tank Car General Blectric, General Food: General 8 jan and General is | General MoHtors General Ratt ay. Ullleté vy sor. Gold Bust iy ss Goodrich T! the: market into new low. territory | y Defore the decline was checked. May | H. closed 1,1-8 to 1 1-$¢ lower, July 1c lower and Sept. 1 1-8¢ lower, Corn, futures opened stronger met with pressure Immediately. but Oata reacted becatise. frost falled to hit] Inter declined early ely of ¢ over to a July position country t receipts continued light 3 were In ‘fair tu good t of the session. Gtod whent was cleaned up without hesita- tion. , Cash corn offerings were light and demand was steady. Oats demand are demand tA eh STOCK (AP)—(U, 8, D. ing 9,000 di- i 3 lat 260 to Ibs, ibs. 9.76 to 1 to 10.30. Packing sow: 10 to 10.00. : Cattle 7,000; calves 3, ed: best heavies continue assisting low Slaughter. yearlings, good ton 180" 8 and medium good .and. chol mmon and medium 6.00 to 7.50; lo cutter and cutter 5.00 to 625. Bull wood and choice (beef) 1.75 to 9.0: cutter to medium 6.76 to $.10 (milk fed) good and choice 9.00 to 11.50; medium 800 A common 6.00 to feede rsteers, good. weights) 10.00 to 11.75; common and 8.90 to 10.00. Sheep 16,000; slow; bids and sales weak to 25¢ lower; indications bulk 16.00; some hled higher; shorn lambs uround 8.50 to 6.00 down; nat! down. Lainbs, good wn to 10.2; choice (all 1a) So. St. Paul, Apri! D. A.)—Cattle 3,20 yearlings in mode! ply; cpenin gsiow, reuk; bulk of quality and condition to sell rig 2 Peet hi in Iigh| y aroun beet wows G55 to %183 hi low cutters medium grade bulls 0 down; stockérs and slow, early trade . Re -Re . Bf 4) Phillips Petr lephone an Aanvitic Kapaet, J: Kelly-Springtield ‘Tire Kelvinator Corp: Kennecott Cap. Kolster Radio K K "e} Mev. y Miami Copper Mid-Cont. Pet, Mid. Ste. Ot 6s Proct, & Gamble’ 5 in| Pub. ve, Corp. N. 3. Pullman me, Shattuck (F. gre Inion Of inimon: t Warne itudebaker . Kk] Superior Steel ik | Texas Cor Tex. 3, choige closely sorted of- 1; 50. t aringly 11,50. Hoy 00; opening slow, uneven- ly 10 to 2he lower than Monday: few Jou deatgable 1 0; to 3230 to 360 Ib, heavier weights to 40 220 1b. weights/ Ui Sheep 800;-wooled lambs 25 tusher!. strictly chol 55; isher; strictly Cy a a EO wa thotce shorn lamba twee salable weak ta 30 ta No. 4 Gate’ Ne 4 Ba Ne Pian, fe: Dulutie Mittin Apel Be Close: ax on vedek 442 to i 2:08) May 2.63; July 2. sept. 2.41 #8 SELLING AND DROPS Many of Merning Losses Are Cut Down, However; Brisk Rally Develops New Yotk, Ap stock market astotm of setting ¢ hp moraine, In of isuyes were. ca ‘to OInte, but ‘a brisk ral veloped under the leadership of lected 1 ff amu any oul if ed up. i edlhe te ree Bete ised iH Ly this col section oriae’ tc the Tage iz weskh. ‘The, subspane rally ‘wes infiue: ced, sare te +e Hoover's Veto of Coin Chemical, Carbon and was in + Call. moi and Eve) the outside marks: gont. A fod Rant! ied by Houston 6 pol 9, took a promi- the afternoon rally. and ut! pushed I sgerry th: day close. J. I. Case 4 its rine to more tl Bol beri tt Match vaatued 10. The wi irm. Sal pproximated 1 wiieh rowe nent Batt in ne iubee Seo. ae th DI Duluth, Apel “anon. 38.1 ey GAICAGO POTATOES 7 4 Shlgnas, April 22 (API WU, 8, D. oe ct mn roar ve fatininents B21 ears; 0 jock trading fair. market ston lionel car oh ta Sacked Round’ wht Idaho Rapa ey hi 3.89 t A au 3; old er; Minne fen 3.80 to 0 yw stor! ing fair, market slight- stro wacked — Bilsa . 1 dark ‘northern 1 northern . 1 amber durum mixed durum Hee Oil Bill Sustained in Vote Washington, April 22.—(7)—The sustained Presiden’ Hoover's veto of the bill to coin a sil- Mrs. W. C. Albin, 36, resident of New Salem, died in this city about 7 o'clock Monday evening. She leaves husband, but no children. Mr. Al- bin is an employe of the state high- was a native of South at owent | Pmt te, 7 Highest wind velocity NONTH DAKOTA WEATHER ‘Temprtrs. Pre. Station Hi w Jn. Bixmarek, cleat 2... 4) 00 ‘Amenia, Beach, clear . Bottineau, beet if Hettinger, clear. cleat s333sss32ss323 ryt 3 Sanish, clea Williston, Wishek, Moorhead, WEATHER FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair to- freesing température. increasipg cloudiness and rmer. Dakota: Fair ieht, ing temperature, er extreme west portior 3 cloudiness and somewhat ‘ednesday, possibly showers extreme west 4 For South Dakota: Partly cloudy to- night and Wednesday, possibly sho ers southwest portion, frost east por. tion. Somewhat warnier east portto Wednesda: GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS A high-pressure area, accompanied by cool weather, covers the AMtssts- sip! valley and, plainw: states, and temperatures were below freestig. in |, Minnesota, North Dakota and the ¢en. tral Canadian provinces. thi mo) ing. Lower ressure ai warmer weather prevail over the Rocky moun. tain region. Light precipitation curred in the south central states and over the extreme northwest. ETRE ATES St pore SMEUNSNSSNSASRNESNNSE TEST River stage at 7 hour change, none. inches, reduced to sea ORRIS W. R ‘Meteorologist. the Walker cup matches, the British Open and the British amateur cham- Bionships. Fargo Boxing Program Completion Announced Fargo, N. D., April 22—(—The {istic program which will be staged POUND DEAD IN BED Former Billiard Champion Dies at Almost Same Time as His Wife B. —( famous old time billiard play- for several years 18.2 balk line '|Moore Is Robbed of No-Hit Record .|Max Rosenfield, Toledo Right tae 1.03% 1.03: Wor + 1,6: POR Peet ot 12% mr prt ever Tie 98% 97% 98% 9 95% rf oy 89% 94% « cm :. Rare a | Ma 4% 95% % 95% Figider, Only Hen to Hit Safely in Tilt Géorgians Honer Idol’ as: Ho 49% 06% 4% 2.98 Makes Ready for inva-- here Saturday was completed with the announcement of the prin- cipals in the two four-round prelim- inary events. Art Stevens, Pargo's heavy lightweight, will clash with Mandell, Grand Forks, in one event, and Kid Waldorf, Fargo welter, will oppose Battling Chesky, also Grand Forks, in bout over the same distance. CROSSING CRASH FATAL , Minn, April 22—(— Sam Korringa, 40, Prinsburg, was killed, and his son Jerry, 15, was in ured seriously when their automobile was struck by a passenger train bere. Name Gates McGarrah World Bank President Basel, Switzerland, April 22—(?)}— Gates W. McGarrah of New York. widely known financier. was elected president of the Bank for In- pt m. | Of | Hint. B 1928 Chevrolet Chevrolet 1929 ply tires on rear, low mileage, with new triple grain box. Only $490. Other attractive in 4 and 6 cylinder Used Car Bargain far below cost. Price for THIS WEEK ONLY.. Here each week you can stretch your Dollar to the $97.00 Cash with $17.23 a month or $237.00 Cash NABH SIX 4-DOOR SEDAN. 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