The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1933, Page 7

9, Market Report for Thur. March, 16 Hight weight 160-200 Ibs. 4.00-15. Me-|Pathe Heavy weight 250-350 Ibs, 390-410. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1938 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and _|An Up-To-The Minute Directory Of The City’s Wants "oe2A{kier SHARP UPTURNS IN | New York Stocks /ORANN IN HANDS OF Fe cece || Weetier Reon |] Round Whites 12%-17%; Idaho Rus- vieinity: Pair sets 1.17% -20, i tonight; Friday ‘partly cloddy end ‘somewhat warmer. COTTON AND WHEAT |. STIMULATE STOCKS| New York Market Retains Gains FARMERS SHOW GAIN ON CHICAGO MARKET Increase of $50,000,000 i a Boston, March 16.—(#)—Optimjstic sentiment in the wool market is spreading and is backed up by com-' mitments in raw material by manufac- turers. Quite a large volume of wool ST% 58% STK is selling with ‘4 MUR MOMMY: 9B: a 4 3 an ia inlet taker Made Wednesday; Pushes Value of Holdings Occurs Wen, 58% 50% 56x 203 | POUR 88 OB and OA and tine cloth; On to Higher Ground in One Minute T DHW or 4 1 scoured - 54h Pt. 54, ‘s Cities Service, 3%; lec, Bond & . clear % - Grand Forks, cle: Share, 17%; Standard Oil Ind., 18%;| Gaines Bony United Founders, 1%. 43) Valley City, ‘ CHICAGO STOCKS (By The Associated Press) Midwest Util. (new) %. "York, March 16—()—Violerit id 2294 protein 63% 1 DEW or unsettled west with oc- 15% LH W..... 52% 54% 52% tonight and probabl a reewered| BSW ce pcan ie! elt ot bit nacse oe a Poottt to]l HW..... 82% 89% 82% 59%) money exalees Bertani” a 3 sae Bt and_ colder, 101 i] teadeans[RLL amber 0 et ne ‘Time loans firm; 90-120 days, 6 of-|nignt; Friday” penmaiy Borin, to 23 ted [22% Protein fered; 5-6 months, 5 per cent offered. | warmer in west portion. 15%l amount of ‘at indicated |9 amber.... 58 62 Prime commercial paper, 4. —_— 39% jfmount, o Grain ted States |Cnoice o: GENERAL CONDITIONS 7% | farmers’ hands on March 1 as shown |i amber. st 38 FOREIGN EXCHANGES The barometric pressure is high if by latest unofficial returns. The ead aon New York, March 16.—()—Foreign | Ot, the states and i | A exchange irregulér. Great Britain i ger i me: 2 2 : eres Seisn Sang: reer st; |tin erate Geewateee;| CLASSIFIED AD Ha * |Ttaly 5.16%; Germany 23.96%; Norway weather inv general RATES Underwood Nolscless “tyseue {% 4 rH fj Sweden 18.34%; Mountreal | f ¥ ails 8 49 50 3 insertion, 15 words 3 pices Bismarck station barome ois ; ‘a ion ter, 1 H i e New York, March 16.—()—Govern- | 28.13, ii i ie ment bonds: Liberty 3%, 101.10; Cashing ctrl 180 Cerro 9 3% 23% {] do 1st 4%s, 101.20; do 4th 4%s, 101.6; —_ yes 29 2 21 «| treasury 4%s, 1 4s, 108.16, 2 consecutive insertions, not over oh. & . oe z 2 — 25 WORKS ..0.s.ceccsceceeses@ OB 3 CURB STOCKS Chi. Gt tions on és 7 New York, March 16.—(®)—Curb; aurstcaeeeeecetee Bt 1, corn 3 bs goa et aeg Fak 388 Aircraft, National Dairy, and others. OUT OF STATE Coca Cola lost 112, while beer stocks went up, and rails ran into some pro- fit-taking, Union Pacific and Santa Fe showing moderate recessions. Heer R Lower 2 = ase The Katy ibaa — satis by the Cont, tne : 5 5 30 Pe r senate of the government economy ents MINNEAPOLI: Des Moines, bill was widely hailed in financial /Gont Motor - r¢ : b GOVERNMENT PROBES y, Kan, Corn ts Edmonton, quarters as the day’s best news. eS Reese eS OE QUO SEIZURE ONE prominent in Thursday's buy- again 8 x northern, 53%. ing and were joined by tobaccos, Drug, Ine. 1% to 2 3 No. 3 do, 3 No. ee anne Kod er prices for farm products, sucl 4 A the farm implements and mail orders, |Ee‘Gn, Mig.» : tana, $7%-60%: No. 1 hard winter i & Lt. err 81% -60% ; No. 1 amber du- again attracted considerable x 4 4 2 i. tion, Rails ran into some profit-tak- 6 . Tum, 85°61; No. 2 do, $4-60; No.1 dU-15 ooo Gations of Illicit Bever- Tum, 54-56; No. 2 do, 83-86; No. 1 wired durum, 62-58; No. 2 do, 62-88;) age, Taken in Raid, Valued At $22,000 | Ha i g gularly higher. . ‘Transfers approximated 3,400,000 49° | terested No red durum, & on track 1.18%; to arrive. shares, the largest since potas 118%; May, 118%; July, 1.17%; Oc- tober, 1.16%. | Livestock | Oats, No, 3 white, 16%-17%. SE No. 1 rye, 38. Fargo, N. D., March 16.—(#)—The!s. 80. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK : Barley, malting, 25%-28%; special| United States department of Justice | Ses South St. Paul, March 16.—(#)—(U. . Ry. Sig. Z No. 2, 24%-25%; No. 3, 22%-24%;| Wednesday joined in an intensive in- 8. Dep. ae ae te ose . : .| lower grades, 19%. vestigation launched by A. R. Berge-| 5; slow on steers and yearlings; bare! pokane, steady; ‘4 eee onion, active, | Goodyear, hg ' son, ~— attorney, tie com any steady; unevel j-25 than : sheriff's department lederal early Wednesday; early sales common | G¢’ . Pid. ‘unchanged. prohibition department into Fargo’s and yearlings 3.50-|G¢- tion ihe, ers few bi igher ‘heifers Hershey 1135. Ibs., 3 few bul - 3.00-4 beef cows 2.25-75; cutters| Houston Oil . 1.50-2.00; medium grade bulls slow, [ANTED — Four experienced wait- resses at Grand Pacific Eat Shop at oeeee z A joing Also 2 room apart- ment basement. Warm and Pleasant . peseeeeeisbeeessebseseseseeeeeeeeeees® BBBEEee ki Ki tric refrigerator, overstuffed most bids 2.00-50; calves 2,100; about | TUPR, Tit. id x LB . leity from the St. Paul department o: . 3 zs grades a 9 lo. 2 yellow 26% -27; No. 3 25 : * jing @ careful estimate of the cost of laundry privileges. Close in. Phone pecan eerengernere mpreeprnt es 26%; oats, No.2 white 18; rye, no| Justice and immediately joined coun-/supervision, architectural fees, labor, 260._Dr. Enge. Stockers’ and feeders slow, about ' 1. 3 \@ @| sales; barley, 27-37; timothy seed, |'Y and federal vesti-/material and other FOR RENT—Small two-room fur- nas . 2.25-60 per cwt.; clover seed, 6.00-9.00 /e8tion. ‘ 4 FOR RENT—Well furnished room in| ‘ished spartment. Next to bath. e Hogs 6,500; mostly steady to 5 high- pee Todition Purtl modern rails Suitamte for 607 Fifth St._Phone_1560-W. ; spots 10 higher; bulk better 160- cl 0 220 Ibs. 3.60-70; extreme top 3.75 paid iH May Pr ier OF CARLOT SALES sparingly for sorted 140-170 lbs., bet- ter 220-260 lbs. 335-60; mostly 260-| Kroger G: 350 Ibs. 3.10-35; bulk good sows 2.75-| Liquid i 3 northern BESO No. 2 northern 3.00; better pigs scarce, mostly 3.00; . pees Oe 54% -56%; No. . average cost Wednesday 3.42; weight G. & 8 SSR Rane: %-55%; No. 2 mixed 51%; No. 2 233. 22% A r 3 4 hard winter 53%; No. 2 durum 5514; lin, with three separate papers served Sheep 1,300; supply includes six Se "15% 3% | NO. 2 amber durum 52%-60; No. 1 on them. decks fed lambs and light offering N8-| wigs mixed durum 50%-55%; No. 2 red Dakotas; ttle done; 119 119) 1.15% 1 durum 48. wtSertone mostiy steady nee 2138 118" 118% 1: No, 3 yellow 23%. 2 lambs; some interests talking weak 3% | yee ‘ A {o lower late Wednesday one double ard + y B% 23% ol Ete es ett weeg FF FF# SS a it 3.90-4.10. Conklin Thi ursday morning declined dium weight, 200-250 Ibs. 4.00- to make any statement for publica- Sz ‘i i E i sows, medium good 275- Ibs., 3.20-.65. Pigs, ‘good choice 100-130 Ibs., 3.50-.90. 000; calves, ne active, B BBE S Re F 33 '| Builders May Halt Activity Pending B § ee KK KKKKK SKFSKRKK FKKKK FRE SF =. i i = 7 7 : uf fl 4 F il aRty i i i a eta BREF KF SK FFFSESS cane Ee eone n ry ago. mediate possession. wi Wheat Btandare 18% protein Deitveree Arrive leghorns 13; colored mm oR ate ON Te ‘Third Ot. Stand, OU Calf Daehn: Son Sra occas M4: Heh eran 28: rashes @ Stand. Oil N, J, 3 dk noth. 50% fees eae: eee iss ame 8: Studebaker Tae norte ‘ 51% north. orth: y cH 3 i Bee Bek BEE Se pe be iz ie Be i 3 RRRERRRERRRER ERE: i ERK KKK KKK LFF; bidding decline; predominant supply protein nat rood to choice iambs bid 5.25-50 by nor. prt teed war debts.” sae cle, Ste: ge ae rt sa | Cheeee,, 163.006, it took # verdict over and choice, 00d Dalted Prats. Ph Bee hree-to-nothing ie ood ad ol UB: Sad aicomst Hi | receipts question de- , mercial that in the ——- re “y.|B, & Babe i seconds 185 Omahs up- butchers, | yi — Vogel 348; | Venegiun Corp. 3 aes * Sioux City, sows,| Wabash Ry. 4 2 J | [ i e i i He E : i & § li i & i z i