The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1933, Page 7

‘SK IN PRICES OF THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1933 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Tues., Oct. 31 | New York Stocks | GRAIN PRICE DROPS gene mee on: AS BUYING LAGS ON SBCURMIS HALTED |... = MARKET AT CHCA INTUESDAY’STRADE Faacsils Ge, el oanmat Minnea) 1, — (A) — receipts "Rocsiay 33 compared to 165 a year ago. polis cash wheat and coarse grain closing quotations Wheat— Delivered ive 4% BT% List Wavers Irresolutely, How- All Deliveries Go Lower ated yearlings around ooo pounds down and ask for a want ad taker. biingiedi rectors Stop-Loss Selling Develops ‘| yearlings and matured steers weal 10 er to Recover on Decline . | Shade lower; low grade cows firm; all t/choice $1.50-2.78; all weights, common choice 56 lb, whitefaced feeding lambs $6.40; lambs, 0 lbs down, good and choice 5.75-6.90; common and medium, $4.50-6.00; ewes, 90-150 Ibs. good and and medium $1.25-2.25; feeding lambs 50-75 Ibs, good and choice $6.00-60. SIOUX CITY Sioux Ciiy, Ia., Oct. 31—(}—(U. 8. Dep, Agr.)—Cattle 3,500; beef steers and yearlings not established; few New York, Oct. 31.—(?—The stock Chicago, Oct. 31.—(>)—Grain trading. ent and all grains dij to a new The list wavered irresolutely, how- | am: Se ae Grade of low point for the day. Some in- |] 2 consecutive insertions, cone a Hats bee! conning ° Arm Del PE an j terests mostly 5-15 lower; top 4.00; )] 8 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words 1,00 issues managed to push up fractions A News that the Chicago a of bulk 170-280 pounds 3.75-4.00; 280-340 |] 6 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words .. 1.45 to more than a point. A soggy tone in wheat, which was off about a cent, and a slight sag in cotton, tended to keep the share market hesitant. Wall street was clearly pursuing a watch- ful waiting attitude, pending further | B: clarification of the government's gold ; policy. Among stocks which managed to work a point or two above Monday's close by early afternoon were Ameri- can Can, International Harvester, Goodyear, Case, National Distillers, | © American Smelting and U. 8. Smelt-' G, J. 1 Steel issues were about steady.| Cerro De Pas trade had won a victory in the Unit-|14% protein ed States circuit court of appeals and}! DH W or that suspension of*the board of 60 i Ww. is days had been set aside was not EW oe BB eee known on the exchange until a few)! 12 7% | minutes before business ended. The!)9 “a /announcement had no perceptible Paws market influence. 1H W..... ‘Wheat closed unsettled, 1% to 2% |Grade of cents under Monday's finish, Deo.|/1 DH W or | 85% to 86, May 88% to %; corn 2% {1 H W to 3 cents down, Dec. 42% to 43, May 48% to 49; oats 1% to 2% cents off, 4 and ynehanged to 20c de- 8614 Brunswick Bal. Bur. Ad. Mch. . «|choice vealers 6.00; few plain stockers other classes little changed; load lots choice yearlings held above 5.50; bulk grain fed saleable down to 4.75; good 1 insertion, 15, words- which developed in Monday's late|Am. Tel. & Tel. .. |" ack oe Beige wigiiont wan tba ‘| 1,50-2.00; bulk medium bulls 2.00-2.25; 8.75 down. 1 insertion, 25 words Hogs 4,500: fairly active to all Pounds 3.40-3.75; odd lots 150-170 Ibs., 350-3.75; sows 2.50-3.10; few up to 3.15; extreme heavies and roughs down to 2.25; feeder pigs 3.00-3.50. Sheep 1,500; no early action packers talking lower, asking higher for fat lambs; other classes unchanged; choice slaughter lambs held above 6.50; strictly choice feeder salable uround 6.00; few sales good to choice kinds 5.60; bulk fat lambs to packers late Monday 6.25-6.50; majority feed- ers 5.15-5.65. All want ads are cash in advance. under classified display rates of 75 cents per single insertion. The Bismarck Tribune Want Advertisements Bring you results daily .. . Put one to work for you today. Just phone 32 Tribune Want Ad Rates are Low 2 consecutive insertions, not over 15 words. All ads of over 25 words add 3c per word to above rates. received at The Tribune office by 12:00 noon to insure insertion same day in the regular classified page. Cuts, border or white space used on want ads come Copy must be per colura inch THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BOSTON WOOL Male Help Wanted Apartments for Rent ing. “ Q — re seen el i 4 (i Although rallies from early down- Boston, Oct. 31.—(#)—(U. 8. Dep.| ALTHO the cost of GOLD is higher | 6: Er a Le ee a pedi ened Tis teweren ele turns carried wheat back ay around i HW..... Agr.)—Actual trading in wool is very! we have, nevertheless, maintained| to furnish material and labor in hep ti scalmrmcidm etttectacd 1 be be me pans, pe fractional Monday's finish, the effect failed to slow but sentiment shows a fatrly| our remarkably low prices. Beauti-| exchange for rent of small house. [aged eat te beat th te ‘a Se Mann fetanied in Generel abe *|last and prices soon slipped down. confident tone. Cable reports from} ful modern, chic frames. Crystal! Inquire at 502-7th Street. pass Ges best eee oe eee recessions cea Tete hone and Aled ‘There was no evidence at this stage Australian markets this week indicate| clear, corrected lenses. Save money and water furnished. Call at 413 tors, American PI that United States government spon- clearances good at very firm prices.| by having your eyes examined and * We PnAy ett ee sebetel as only about 1,200,- j {sored agencies were making fresh The favorable reports from foreign] glasses fitted at Dr. MacLachlan's| __ Female Help Wanted FOR RENT—Modern apartment. Fur- bs cout bys x tees 4, |purchases of wheat. : Little attention markets together with an occasional| Health School and Eye Clinic. Lucas) WANTED—Competent maid for gen-| Nished. Call at 717 Thayer Ave. 3 , 2 |for at least the time being was given small gale of domestic wool at prices| Block. Twenty-seven years in Bis-| eral housework. Phone 189. Fi i och ee 2 1 Produce Markets ? Ste sac ta lad es ie | “wea +4 m quotations on ic real a month ago in active \- a ortable room furnished aj - | ce Nia ——— | oni gold. bs 2 ing, are having # favorable effect up-|___ Automobiles for Sale se Work Wanted _ ment on ground floor with private Considerable notice was taken of an in the domestic wool | USED CARS—26, i EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING—At| entrance. Murphy bed, laundry CHICAGO unofficial estimate of the 1933 United 4 rolet coupes, coaches and sedans.| One half price. All work guaranteed! privileges and garage if desired. In- Chicago, Oct. 31—(P)—Butter was | ¢ States production of corn. This e: ———__—— 29 Ford coupe and coach. 29Whip-| one year. Regular $1.00 fancy crys-| quire at 910 Averiue B. unsettled in tone, but little changed timate was by a leading Chicago a DULUTH CASH CLOSE pet 4 coach. 29 Plymouth coach.| tal, 60c; watch cleaning, regular/#oR RENT—Big 3 room modern j in prices Tuesday. Eggs were steady thority and put the yield at 2,213,000,- Duluth, Oct. 31.—(#)—Closing cash} 33 Chevrolet Master coach, low| $2.00, ncw $1.00. Wrist watches apartment. Heat, lights, gas and } and poultry also ruled steady. sa 000 bushels, against an estimate of No. 1 dork northern 84%: mileage, at a discount. We trade.| Cleaned, resular $3.00, now $1.60.) water furnished. Rent reasonable. \ Butter 8,381; hates pee TY ig |2,195,000,000 month ago from the| i No. 2 dark 3 northern & Bm ; Hedal tor Company. pt ae a eco re Phone 1178. ’ specials (93 score’ -24; . |same source. quality of the crop lo. 3 dark northern 81%-83%; No. 1/#OR SALE BY OWNER—! rd ei FOR RENT—! decorated fur- ’ 23; extra firsts (90-91) 203 bet ete ett was reported as good. A bearish con- northern 84%-88%; No. 2 northern!” yg Tudor. New motor. New ook Montgomery Ward, eet aed rae} io (88) 1813-19%; seconds (86- e struction placed on the new corn crop 833 Mechanically perfect. 112 Ave, C.| WATCHES AND JEWELRY CARE-) ‘Three large rooms and bath. Large 18; standards (90 centralized carlots) estimate tended to pull prices of corn |3 Phone 1051-W. FULLY REPAIRED—Also the New! ciosets, gas fireplace and city heat, 21; eggs 1,060, steady, prices un- and oats down and also acted as a/5 G-8 Flexo Crystals at low prices.) sec custodian College Bldg. or phone changed. Fics drag on wheat values. C. M. Walker, known in the jewelry! 10¢3, 5 Poultry, lives atom: hens 7; [First Nat Stores aa ci a ea rete blero Pe ia im Bismarck for the Past con RENT—Kiichenstte, recessed bed ease waka 10-1044; colored 9-10; | Gen. Am. Trans. 28% ) rans. ee Flax on track 1.76; flax to arrive pl re beete Boned nan oe pehe oodmansee apartments, water, thei and gas rs 1s ans aC and cattle. ir | =a | stove. Laundry privileges. Private Leghorn chickens 1%; roosters, 74: MINNEAPOLIS MARKET HTN sec vamuae ain sits hides ste worth about three times | ICED girl wants wallress | entrance. all newly decorated. Close turkeys 8-14; old and young ducl NERVOUS; SINKS LOWER ~ rhonda de as much as last season. Highest| OF general housework. Good house-/ in, Call at rear apartment, 608-3rd 11; old and young geese 10. Dressed Minneapolis, Oct. 31.—()}—The |y, No. 1 rye 5744-58. m .| cash prices paid. Ship or bring Keeper. Phone 785-J St. ‘The Scharf Agency, a turkeys, prices unchanged. 3g1, {stain market was nervous and unset- Barley choice to fancy 42-44%; them to the NORTHERN HIDE; | as S oes naa. hati : aaa |tled Tuesday with no outstanding . BT 56% ee eas MANS lower) AND FUR CO. Corner Front and rors Kltsvinetie nnd etvasn ae news. we . - " he EF: : . New York, Oct. 31—(P)—Butter, Comparative firmness of Liverpool . 195 1800 195. ———_ oe —Latge store Toor with | Adults only. Do not phone. “HM. 24.258, steady and unchanged. cables was somewhat of a stimulant -———#| Federal Grand Jury — ——————= | full basement. Heat furnished. In-| _ Beall. tec gee Cheese, 530,081, steady, unchanged. a |early but @ dip of stocks caused fresh Livestock | * * MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR guire Prince Hotel. FOR RENT— Very nicely furnished Eggs, 14,622, irregujar, mixed col- liquidation that gradually eased the Spice Will Meet in Fargo Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 31.—(7)— large modern apartment. Two bed- » ors standards and commercial stan- market into stoploss territory. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK ~ Flour unchanged. ——— Houses and |__| rooms. Mohair furniture. Frigidaire, dards 25-2614; refrigerators: | Special 4 | a Near the end there was just or-) South St, Paul, Oct. 31—(P)—(U.| Fargo, Oct. 31.—(P)—The case of| Shipments 24,997 barrels. BUNGALOW FOR RENT—We will| J#undry. Clean, warm, always hot a packs 1744-19; standards 16%4-17%; 4 |dinary selling but there was very little !s, Dept. Agr.)—Cattle 2,200; opening| Alfred 8. Dale, state treasurer,| Pure bran $15.00-15.50. rent our four room bungalow for|_ Water. 807 4th St. A firsts 16-1612; seconds 15; other mixed buying power and no sign of govern- ‘generally about steady; grade finished charged with using the mails to de-| Standard middlings $16.00-16.50, the winter months at a reasonable |FOR RENT—Small, modern, fur- \ colors unchanged. ment support of cash or future. jSteers and yearlings scarce; bulk of! fraud in connection with circulation ii cand was taken cto the ohiospital rate. Located west of the Memorial; nished apartment. Well located. | Dressed poultry steady. Turkeys December wheat closed 1%c loW-/run grasay steers, she stock and stock-)of allegedly fraudulent beer petitions, See i an Sonat ospital | Bridge near the Keg. Come out and| Gas heat. Call at 40¢ 5th Street, + frozen 16-20; other grades unchanged. | cr, May 1 %4-Le lower and July no- erg and feeders; trade slow; water|is expected to be placed before a fed-jwhere { was found lockjaw FOR RENT: nt ape Live poultry slow. Express: chickens minally 2c lower. December and May tills a factor due to warm weather; |eral grand Jury which convenes here; in. ment, Three rooms and private 10-15; broilers 15-18; | fowls .7-14; | one (3) Bee eee oe iter magember ber~ few good to choice fed yearlings and | Wednesday. 5 FOR RENT—Modern 6 room .| bath, Phone 1313 or call at 316 roosters 9; turkeys 15-20; ducks un-| cefinator 9%; |ley closed 2%c lower May 2%C light steers eligible around $5.00~75;| P. W. Lanier, United States district |Ford Will Report on Close in. New hardwood floors.| Mandan Street quoted, all freight grades unchanged. | Kenne Miers peceaiter foes Grea ete weights over 1,200 pounds about $5.00] attorney, said approximately 15 postal Ww d Hi Dat: Heated with either gas or coal. Im-| FOR RENT—Two furnished one- paitesly 2 higher, and May Sienna datey and less; most grass steers suitable to| cases will be submitted to the grand: age ani our Data modinte Possession. Phone 0. Hed-|" room apartments, including kitch- > . . |make 9 — n Real Estate. Miscellaneous Lig | _ Cash wheat recelpts were very light ‘The charge against Dale, who is at | Washington, Oct. 31—(—The Na-| fon RENT — 2 Eero cntataet Hinton Guar een Ce eee Sa and tone easy. Durum was liberty under $1,000, is the same asjtional Automobile Chamber of Com- “ furnished. Le with ‘demand fair to good and. offer- all modern house with garage and; and telephone furnished. Laundry FOREIGN EXCHANGE 25% | a nbd A ;/the one upon which James P. Walsh, | merce Tuesday was notified that the! garden space. Good location. Cou- Call at 314 Rosse New York, Oct. 31.—(?)—Foreign ings light ‘winter wheat was ae Oats |cutter grades r$1.00-60; medium bulls|28, Bismarck, was convicted and fined |Ford Motor company would submit| fy * m Sse ereeeeres ana exchange firm, Great Britain de- i Cash icomn ara slow andi meak: $2.00-35; few $2.50; common and/$100. the wage and hours report required Le eae me spereioniaae oe room apartment. ’ ) mand in dollars; others in cents: — |Miam! Cop) semand aa sta anes otras “Ger |medium stocker steers $2.00-3.25; stock| Another ‘mportant case which will | by the automobile code on November | =5-— mad — biigalow.” gal encores ot partly Te Great Britain 476; | France 5.90; | Mid-Gont. Pet idlmand. Barley cased # little, “Plax of. {¢21Ves up to $8.75; desirable stocker|be submitted to the grand jury is that |6 or 7. furnace, Call at 622 2nd St.” \FOR 1 at oa ee Italy 7.90; Germany 36.05; Norway jaro: pacitic 3 an = > ight re din good de-|helfers $2.25-$3.00; calves 2,600; veal-juf the Wahpeton armory robbery in| The announcement was made by | _—urnace. Call ai nae -_____|FOR RENT—Furnished three room 23.96; Sweden 24,60; Montreal in New | y4, iene were Bt bulk $5.00-50; practical top| which a large number of rifles, pistols| Hugh 8. Johnson after he obtained|FOR RENT—Five room fine modern; apartment on ground floor. Heat, York 98.43%; New York in. Montreal * $6.00. and machine guns ee sipien ne from Alfred Reeves, vice president irene ioe: ie ape pe Hebi, oe Ee aan 101.624. Hogs, 8,600; fairly active; mostly 10|Dearment, one time Wahpeton er,/and general manager of the NACC, . = i cease ee ie ot den enenge|ower than Monday's average; better|and Maynard Husted, Hillhead, 8. D.,|s report on the intentions of all man-| Partly modern dwelling. Reasonable | $30.00 per month. Call at 610-6th 4 MONEY RATES of carlot grain sales: Wheat, No, 1| 160-250 pounds 3.85-90; top 3.90 paid/are held in the Cass county jail on/ufacturers in regard to submission of ater. Peli ice Mae | New York, Oot, 31--1#)--Call money hard spring 88% to 91; No; 1 dark|{reely: desirable 250-323 pounds most-|charges of robbing the armory. figures. on eee iaverg cealranig | Bo aba One Very ori nie ¥ steady, % per cent. Time loans steady, northern 86% to 88%; No, 2 hard|!¥ 3.40-80; bulk packing. sows 2.60- Last week the NRA executive said, ‘ucco bungalow. Five rooms an ur apartment. Kitchenette, F 60 days 1-%; 3-4-5 most %-%; six winter 83 to 84%; No. 1 mixed durum|225; light lights mostly 3.25-75; bet- Essay Winners to Get |i= reply to newspapermen’s questions,} bath. Fireplace and garage. Will] living room, bedroom and bath. a mos %-1 per cent. 86% to 1.03. ms ter pigs saleable 2.75-3.00; average that if Ford failed to submit the data| be vacant first part of November.| Electric stove, electric refrigerator, 3] No. 1 yellow 40 to 40%; No.| cst Monday 3.69; weight 220 pounds. Checks by Christmas | required by the code he would turn| Call at $23-2nd St. Phone 360-M. jJaundry and locker in addition. q CURB STOCKS. 1 papa 37%. Sheep 7,500; 8,000 holdovers, 2,960 iat the case over to the attorney general. Fireproof building. Good down- Bees York, Oct, 31.—(#)—Curb: Oats, No. 3 white 30%. ; three cars Mon-| winners in the annual Navy Day es 5% blocks; town location. Rent reasonable. Inquire at the Bismarck Tribune Office, FOR RENT—Modern 4 room apart- ment. Private bath. Hot water heat, 514-7th Street. Adults only. FOR RENT—One, three room apart- ment. Living room, bedroom ‘and kitchen. Two closets. Laundry priv- ileges. Always hot water. Reasonable rent. Available November ‘Ist. Close in. Dr. Enge. Phone 260. {FOR RE — Well furnished one | Toom and kitchenette. Also sleep- —Furnished house. Eight; ing room. Can be used separately reoms. Adjacent to capitol and/ or togethe! schools. Available November Ist.| OR ? Write Tribune A: 5200. a FOR RENT—Clean, four room house. |/ Hed mate mm, $20.00. 215-South | ith St. ley, special No. 2, 68 to 72; No.|“anas and moderate fed supply na- 2 hee ae tives on offer; opening steady on all Flax, No. 1, 1.18% to 1.79. classes; good to choice lambs to pack- Rye not quoted. ers 6,25; some held higher; throwouts around 4.00; medium to good year- ‘Washington, Oct. 31.—()—A policy Grain Quotations | First Bank Stock 6%. Jings 3.50-4.00; fat ewes 1.50-2.25; ni ¥ pows ts, if BY and Dakota feeding lambs 4.50- essays fo aeons ey Q Northwest Banco 4%. ‘ DULUTH “from grade and high school. Im- mediate possession, Also nicely furnished sleeping room. Phone 1421-R or 547-W. fOR RENT—Modern 6 room house, newly decorated, glassed-in porch, garage. Modern 5 room house, ga- Tage, near Capitol and schools. Rent reasonable, Call 460-M. FOR RENT—Modern two-story, 6-; room house. Three bedrooms. At 421 1st street. Immediate posses- sion, Price Owens, Phone 278. say contest for Burleigh and Morton county grade school students will get Ickes Declines to Bar Power Projects Elec. Bond and Share 15%. Standard Oil Ind, 28%. United Founders i%. CHICAGO STOCKS Blank. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS I ” Dairy cattle i ae ae practicable and legally sound,” should mance tive; hag sed grades scarce; shippers PP sooking for good to choice, nearby} The: INVESTMENT TRUSTS High Low Close ‘. (By the Associated Press) igh Tow Clostlepringers around 25.00-35.00; plainer | three vA (Over the counter in New York). ‘4 (pg [BtAdes Ki Quarterly Inc. Sh. 1.25-1.35. pte down to 15,00 and less. WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN 364 Winnipeg, Oct, 31.—()—Cash pelted Ro, 4 nernems 61%; No. 2 1%; No. jorthern \. ‘Oats No. 2 white 30; No, 3 white 27. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) y | for consideration notwithstanding “in- Judges by Dec. 12, Their deci-| terested opposition,” was laid down ill be made in time to allow Chicago, Oct, 31.—()—(U, 8. Dept. Agr.)—Hogs 30,000 including 14,090! direct; moderately active, mostly 5-19! lower than Monday; 200-300 Ibs. 4, “that it could be taken for granted ll that power interests will oppose any municipal .electric light project and after one such project has been heard, all have been heard.” apartment on Ist floor, with pantry and closet. Heat, lights and gas furnished. $25.00. Adults only. Phone 1470-R or call at 306 W. ‘Thayer. FOR RENT—Three room modern un- a i Sasa 2s aE o & ay $B % MINNEAPOLIS RAN‘ %, | Minneapolis, Oct. 31.—(#)}— heat— th es 38 FF “Date Oct. 31. i A i wi Close | 160-200 furnished apartment. Suitable for i No. 1 dark northern . % % 83% . Married coupl Tred. ‘ No, 1 northern .... ™ May a Bet bate 200-280 ig pee sows, ty warrants will be taken at Available November 4th, "ion ave . 0 i me see 86 bs. $200-|Minnesota Woman Ig |Pat in trade for any merchan- a Phone 1433. : Dee. 59 56% 56% 100-130 Ibs. r4 dise in our store. Alex Rosen| THE PUBLIC SALES BUREAU” ap. Ara ‘ tk oe 80% Victim of Lockjaw] & Bro. De crams, vaaes No, 2 flax 45% 45% 42% 42% Pigg? every description. The Bureau will No. st May oo te ae of Piatt rnc aang ney have on sale ‘Household fumish-|POR. Fe : ite ings, etc., at all times. Monthly! in’ Hot 4 |Deo. 0% glk BK Be will be held and a bulletin| large room vg 3% UM 82 % Usting items for sale on set date| at 602 Dee, 1.6 73% 1.15 be mE iy |May 179 78% 180 g : : 2 ; : 31% (Chicago, Oct. 317 Killing : Nori yellow 43%; No, 2 while 44 to 104K | Wheat — Tee Be Bae | with veaters 44%; No. 4 yellow 37% to 38; No, 6% |May 29% 91% 88 88% |down; | Senna === ae 2 eS ee ~— ih los ee ee Season Now Open (Nov. Ist) On Ay he Ba” 35 0K box /475-61 a Hee ae ae ge ==| SKUNKS 4 Hak me Be soo! #90- Ww Hoe ay a i, eae and Badgers ¥ be & Bh oe common and med- | 14 will pay you to skim your dead Horuee and Cattle. Their hides Et ; a AT aK 4 vealets, good are worth abeut times ae much ag lest season. HY ae 4 ;_ edn 94.00-8.00; | Highest Cash Prices Paid for Fur and Hides is is 1B ne NO | HIDE AND FUR CO. : steady: | rick Building, Corner Front and Ninth St Blomareh, WN, Dak. : aid towards | 1000-1)