The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1930, Page 15

Reported Federal Farm Board and Canadian Pool in Race to Dispose of dca “Pog pris To —cAP)—aynent wy scores sudden price unt a ET te inti wheat. from North Mea States hard winter wheat was tee e as being dingo at prices e oF low , SURE ateen in oF uuotations bout tee. ished ‘poses the rame Ge- | 3014 Gat ’ During the en icago Pees yd ey potting ‘support from appen i % sed unsettled at the same po in ig farm nt Wheat closed ae yesterday’ ry 03% 5, Y dain it 4 ae 108} 53 y 79] 6 ‘Dec. he down, i Sept. 83- a jarger. ent or corn to market in the ate future. Oats went domete| pite fir General rains in the southwest and west, where wheat crops have been wuffering from drought, were Jargtly responsible. Opening unchangéd to 4 cent off, wheat afterward little, but then, dropped agai and provisions gave way rele with corm starting 1 =tap-tower ail wently continuing to sag. ing fo: bearish consequences of | D! wR isture reHet for wheat territory. which has been dry were reports to- Tay that the federal farm board. knd the Canadian pool are in a race-to dispose of wheat holdings. Anerioan Internatio American Locomotiv American Metal . American Pow American Rediator, Ameri Rolling M! and tate oF rowers . Ami ioericas eae merican Water merican Wool, per EO Coppél Ande Copper Mi; Atchizoi | AN & Sanita Fe Atlant Atlante Retin ‘DI Auto: Bethlehem. Steel” Borg-Warner Corporation . Brunswick-Ball he At ding” and Arizona Calumet and Hecla Canadian Pacific as ie My Bt-Paanh & Chrysler Motor .. Colorado Fast. and lumbia Gas ‘and: 1|'Go! lumbia Graphophon Commercial Solyenty,.n Commonwealth and South olidated Gas ‘ontinental Baking A . continental Can Continental Mot Tron Bastman Kuduie | }Baton Axle and Spi Blectric Auto Lite . Hlectric Power and Erie Railes Advices current were to the effect |y9, that the farm board is letting.go at sucrifice prices abroad cheaper ‘fun Canadian offerings. On the resul downward sweep of values her in 3 largely confined to previous sellers who were collecting profite, Weakness of Liverpool wheat values today gave a further advantage o| sellers sin ‘Chicago, Liverpool-said India is now, offering hew wheat for May-June shipment 31 bushel delivered in England, and ¢| at India’s wheat yield this’ sea- son wilt be ample for home require. ments besides allowing exports. There were also. assertions that lightness of world shipments of wheat is being construed at Liverpool as evidence of. lack of demand. he corn market, trades ue from wheat price Schad in of corn in Chicago tod cars, against 221.cara a.week ago and 10 cara ‘at this time last zeny Wheat futures sagge pressure due to reports of rain chlet-| 1 However, support became, apparent ly in the session and. before the! cloap short covering rallied prices. sharply. May closed %¢ lower,.July Unchanged to ime lower and Septem- ber i to ie higher. Corn futures slipped kiwer easily. Oats were dull and featureless. Rye was unchanged. Barley shorts con-] Linued, to cover below fifty cents fort: May, ‘Flax trade was dull rer seattered. country selling and some spreading. Cash wheat tone was-strong and jemand was very good for the hi Receipts were lent, ‘ere up at least a cent and Ze where weight w Plderation. “Diversion point bias. wete- strong. Jash corn demand was"sharp and: strong compared wii offerings ‘were more fair to good.” bu tnot quite a2 sna ings were consideral ai ay Bar ly. heavy. is were off to le. Flax were fair ana'in fair’ de- stead ley o} AB OAL. 8s. De ared week ago a weetars un- 25c higherr w rs rong.| All grades fairly ac- poun ard. Low ees Re Rise ‘spld. ti and ‘closed firm. she stock dragged but supply ver; Finished light and-medium teers in broad demand, sv)~ ably small. Balle of ‘steer, crop hein Tighe and medium weight) go) offerings of medium to gee grade, | SC! Extreme top heavy 16.10 steers i dfes Reiger ht ted" “Bi 5; “lambs ‘12, 80 to 4a 00, Dispatches from | Gai iral ‘alee Great Northern. Iron’ Ore Great Western Sugar Grigsby Grunow .. Houdaille Hershey Houston Oil ..... parnational nterrtatt ftnters Int, jie! Kolster K cee Kret Mexican Seab Coppe a; rohan Bei 4 e States Olt Cert{fleute SItsson Sek Montwan Nash. Motors National Air. Ni Pan-American Petroleum B Parmalee-Trans. ait Exchange: en ey," J. Beunsyivania: Railroads PRN pe Petroleum Proctor &Camb! Public ser P unity eic [Radio Corporation emington. Rang’ . Seaboard Air eeace Roebuck". ghapiuci F. eyes SK alld tas to strong: | ste Hi Underwood Ell perio teas Corp rato ‘exas Pacif! . Tr. ‘itiken Roller B Bears srivood taiMtott ies oe Union Pacit ii United Aircraft Soc ‘lower, and choice oi er cl h most of it cashing at down to aro $9, cows closed at $5.25- tha United Cigar Sto United Cor Cig r os Improverisits ; Industrial Alcohol nd: Inpro’ Hieres red etl EE 325 1. weil close: Flex on ve Sea cacy, i thaead we. Wy Bane Felts 7 x Bandera ane oti their appearanc ‘j levels. -| Barbon. 4 meresSes_ FR eeeust SESSRsulESSaF 3 1 eee ert tttttet ett THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL RIL 26 1930 Sm Poor First Quarter hapirte In- ; Spire Selling, Although New Highs Are Reached —_ New York, A) tionary. tendencl @ hounced In today's stock market. with selling inspired largely by the poor first quarter reports now: makiti A slowin) distributive ti able to attract a public foi some of the specialties which the succeeded in marking to new hig! Total sales approximated 009 shar ‘anadium stecl, after crossing 143 to a new high, ran into a storm of profit taking and dropped to.138 be- fore it met affective support, | Atlas Powder sold down 7 points, Interna- tional Sliver 53j.-Johni and Eastman Kodak each, but 101 made partial recovenp-from: Unitea Corporation~-was bought, crosing 61 toa ne level for the year, Forest A. M) Byers Graphophone also ya ew round, Peoples Gas, Allied Chemica American, Tobacco: "United Alrcratt and Public Servi of New Jersey were marked up 2 to 4 points. The closing waw irregular. . g a cotamts hig! MIN OLIS CASH Gnatn police April 20 PESHAWARDISORDER CONTINUES GROWING I Live Men Placed in s Piaagd is Cottina and Paraded as ‘Corp Riot Victims gun feeling of security constantly on the alert and maintainéd ——— with)? Hic tno effect but there wap.00 14% protein dark nor. 2 dark nor. 3.dark nor. 13% protein Grade of Tdark.no 2 dark ue: S-dark por. Grade of 1.northern. 1.00 and South’ Danete Wheat ee pt meno: protein TW or a ene cae, ial ogay 3 exe Se ory 2 yellow . . 3 yellow 4 yellow 5 yellow- mi: rs Lag a ye Chicigo, Ape ea: an ieee Low Close i b MINNEAPOLIS RANG! Minneapolis, April hi Sabaiah we neat Ope Per Lode 1 EEE LGR Ee a Bs 1.06 atid a i die 38% inquiry, demand market steedy. fe eer te ewt, Round Whites partly’ ‘wraded few *Jand California, There we was a new outbreak at Neela, near: Calcutta, Bengal, Thursday night when 2,000 persons pelted po- Ucemen who interfered with their ; | salt. making With - stones. Sixteen Lew iecieags were injured. ‘The con- stabulary angered. with a volley of hee ob, SIU three natives and NCIAL ‘or! Wait Street witnessed & de o-aid- ed stock market this week in which generally “shares of | corporations h ate showing improvement in nings moved upward while these which ate making unfavorable com- parisons with a year ago lost ground. Prominedt on the upside were & num- ber of amusement, Public Utility, Olt and Merchandising issues while Ing was.most prohounced In’ thy per, motor. motor secessory ant a shares Rusiness, news continued — spotty, with untavorable factors, predominat- Ang. ‘Brokers oans licretiasd geene eee this week on of an increare of fore ‘than $100,000.00 the week. be- fore, which many observers construed an an indication that extensive dis- sribution of accurities had taken Fant Pith reported settlement of the gas- oline price cutting war in the Dutch stimulated Joustoh ‘and others seathed new high ground ‘dur- ee week di cesses f rumord and. extensive \ex- nston projects. provided the basis ra” further-upturn in the Publ Consolidated Gas of f the features, nd pressure most of the week. Warne Stewart mouncement of a di dies, coupled with reports of] FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- | "Weather [ana ahi ota Famke eat vane at if - m. Fewest asta if ne Frepeitation, te 7 it wind velocity Station— Bo! Li North Platte, Neb. al os oe eld: Prince, Ripert’ fai Rapid City, 8 Louls, Mo., ei yu aul, Minn., clea Sait Lake Clty, et Seattle, Wash, cloudy. Sheridan, Wyo., clea: Spokane, Wi cloudy Swift Current, cloudy. Toledo, ©., clear . Winnipeg, Man., cldy. NORTH DAKOTA Ruroar Station— Bismarck, rain Amenia, cloud: Beach, cloudy Bottinean, cloudy Dunn Center, cloudy Ellendale, oeeks Fessenden, clow Hettinge Jamestown, cloudy Larimore, cloudy {Minot, cloudy, apoleon, ral es, cloudy. ain, cloudy 8 ce Wirhek, meloudy Moorhead, Minn. 1 eldy WEATHER FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Prob- ably showers tonight and Sunday. ‘Not much change in temperature. pobably showers, tonight portion Sunday, Slightly, warmer ex: treme cast Ga tonight. For South Dakota: Cloudy,. with probably showers -tast and central portions tonight ;xn@ Sunday. Not much change in. temperature: NERAL CONDITIONS A_ high-pressure area, accompanied by fair, and cool weather, covers the reat Lakes region. A low-pressu' aren is centered over the Pacific catst region, and precipitation occured at most places from t Ii northwestward to th Over a halt inch of precipitation curred at many stations in the central and southern plains mpe! fares. are. above fre tons, —— River stage at 7a. nti 22, fects 24- hour change, drop of Ot: tation Garometic pres- inches: reduced, dace 2 ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologii “broke more than 13 points on4- iraathe Ee dn the annual dividend, and FOR 'RENT—Two furnished en. eal rae pe ntocks al pipe stocks | to make mulch progress. ‘Amusement shares responded to re Lg oceey, improving ie Nee sateneeas ty Uae as corporation nspicuou: Fance, Bestween Kodak ene 3, 1..Case recorded after spectacul: ina. to new high level for, thes fe reports Had de pressiax 4 Anfivence.on the rajl shares, y, API erally weak” tone throughout the low point reached Tuesday. Winecelgte of wheat here were about the same as during the last few wecks and flour trade showed a material rice to 3 cent over; 13 per b cents.over; 16 per cent 4} 15 per cent 5 40 7 whlch ‘closed Friday t decline of 3% cents o4 ay 38 ath atl 4 the 1 fax-mari it the hier inter- yg meee tive acre ne toed Lar ag a A lor the week of 3 BOOM FOR GENTLEMAN in 8 ante Soaon starting. Outfit free. Mad- Vs Ager Dept. E-18, Cleveland, collect 100 store route your county. . it, WANTED—Washing machine sales- man to sell Meadows washers at re- tail. See H. A. Halverson at G. P. Hotel Sunday. iG re eas ity to earn FIVE ROOM, brand new shingle bun- galow, east front, spic and spap. $4200.00 FIVE ROOM bungalow, all modern, 00 EIGHT ROOM house, south front, splendid $1300.00 pb trae house, south side, bath, Absolutely the best bar- bores in ite-claas in the city. garage,. Just move. right in as ‘though you Woe annauaaayLAAiyE BERL i oe i i f if : il y 8y2 i i Pay; experience unnecessary. fied work for honest, sincere per- sons. EMPLOYMENT MANAGER, Box 938, East Chicago, Indiana. DO ADDRESSING st home. Can niess Promoters, Box 1919, El Paso, Tex. $10.00 Permanent waves 96.00. $12.50 Croquinole waves $7.50. By expert operator at The Califor- nia Permanent Wave Nook, 103 Third street, Bismarck. Phone 782. WANTED—Ladies for pleasant out-