The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1933, Page 7

*, : , THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1988 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and = |An Up-To-The Minute Directory Market Report for Wed. March, 22\Of The City’s Wants "Wataitucr* SLOW DEGUNE IS [New York Stocks [PURGHAGINGPOWER Sasi 32 2 =x =<|etaeereesraanis MARKET 2: ABANDONS MARKET | 82 AND PRICES DROP Bentana Speculative Demand For, Grain on 4 g ates enon] x 56% 1% 55% 56% s H% 35% 54% 56% " 25 words ae 4 : 3 consecutive insertions, not rrr al ois “a ab: 4 52% 53% 52% 53% wal elt 51%, radi] % 51% 40% 51% PLAN SINGLE RORCE W% 50% 1% 50% mera exes) OF §, DETECTIVES 5B% ee ‘i i Power-Light Issues Of- fer Resistance @ § int sep 43 nH Hee re i - tj 7 mo: le it; | i i - i 3 Economy Plan Would Put Four Famous Agencies Under BUSINESS SERVICE GUIDE Single Direction tht E tf f | Li i i i | | Work Wanted CAPABLE GIRL desires steady posi 5 i if i i E i tg iH Washington, March 22.—(#)—The genius of Uncle Sam's four famous sleuthing agencies may be bound to- gether and set jointly on the trail of ‘wrong-doers under plans being con- sidered the Roosevelt administra- is se HH a” j | z Pt a, FES N E D Fino an LAO pairing store, -from page ene* r This is one of the many angles to| Brew That Cheers EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING be under survey as part of the gov- T Go Sal A Promote and effiiency. Ale pe tna he ora Nl e » Ale ~ i , A BE Midnight April 6 Rubber Stamps a hence | justice tated putting the formality over, in- asmuch as the senate must be meet: h PON amunamen Q ° z a appeared coincident with Presi- dent Roosevelt’s signature of the 32 per cent bill, ! Livestock ae § iste bs iate EH a s pon ne Sebernrs0e-3 bee bb KRREKKK KKKK RKKFFKK tl sie £82 Ed $s erst sae LJ i) se ts FR RR 33% 3% 33% lo 1120 110)... RANGE OF CARLOT SALES March , NO. 1, 1.12, MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR _ 22.—(P)—Flour ents 24435 barrels middlings $10.50-11.00. Ibs. Gen. Sheep 3,500; 12 doubles fed lambs on offer; practically nothing done|Gold Dust 3 packers i ter grades early 5.50. CHICAGO or call at 400-1ith St. sales; barley, 27-30 suspension giectcan err ; 5 , St-38; room and kitchenette. Well fur- 228-60 per ewt.; clover seed, 650-0175 i -| nished. Price $32 and fans per . Apts. 314 3rd. Phone R. 5 .D.R.2. _ |FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. D . ¥. ULUTH CASH GRAIN . atter|SHOICE BONDS, North Dakota mu-| Phone 1063 or, see janitor, Room nicipalities offered at good interest | 200, College Bldg. northern 60%-58' 4 paying basis. Write Box 703, Bis-; "OR RENT—Three room unfurnished 58%; No. 3 do 47%-86%; No. 1 north: sta 2 . Raeee au apartment. Gas, lights and heat ern ae prin [tetany 40%-58%; No. _turnished. Call at 622 3rd. medium and good, 65. Pigs, good and choice, 100-130 Ibs. *Cattie, 7.500; calves, 1,500; common 3 calves, 3 Nash grade steers and |i heavy weight quality and slow { lightweight stuff. Rye was demand from elevators and sym Automobiles for Sale Continue Probe Into condition. @08 Fifth St Coast Quake Deaths . Houses and Flats Los Angeles, March 22. © FOR RENT—Modern 6 room bunga- & broad inquiry into the Fine deaths and property damage of the March 10 earthquakes, a. coroner's jury, composed entirely of construc- tion experts, Wednesday centered its investigation on the construction of 14% 4 d public schools. 15% 15% 16) eee Two students lost their lives in the collapse of schools and District +l 111% 1101 17} Attorney Buron Fitts has been in at- ree 1a : west to determine specified time: , duly 1; West Virginia, 9, and Wyoming, May 18. mee MONTANA I8 READY TO BEGIN SALE AT ONCE Tegalization of beer by congress will its sale in Montana, with a tax Dollar’s Guardian |%,2.5 7 08 domestic or & i ef 3 fe & . i i ei aac: FKKFFFRFEFLRA g é 6172, steady; prices zi is J B ? t E ‘ E rt g E : i i i i z ia E é 2 I & SE es ke GES HBS t Pteed E ih aseccgagegs: ie rule pilieee ; 3 i é cong RRS: FRR! = aan iu "+t lgecked per cwt: ‘Wisconsin ‘Whites 12%-71%; Idaho Russets 1.20- Ste tuedo MeClunes 140%, South Minnesota Hl jena Gs con FEL SEK TKK i ale $ ssf Sse sek Ebb i € Legislation % < March 22. % : wheat 6% 2 | 33% 55 Provisions 4, | MINNEAPOLIS 11%| Minneapolis, March 48 and 25% - % 0 8 14% y. 71% and September lower. 8%| Coarse grains ia i, May oats censes = % 5 271% stronger. 8 v 6% nominally unchanged. 9 4 7 8% 1 5% MINNEAPOLII aye. Aa Ae % % 4 bi; 50! 21% 11% 5% . § 4% 37 ae 24% Th 4% 7 3% 1% . Pig 1% ; kets J 11 ed a 16 .—)-Trade ‘All close 905 1 4! 18 x . 4 Durum— = low * aay | %