The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1934, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1934 i 2 lTribune’s Grain, Livestock and |THE BISMARCK TRIBUN Market Report for Tues, Jan. 9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | STOCKS ADVANCE AS|/ New York Stocks [BAD WEATHER AND juaze~“"“ | |Are read by thousands of people daily TOBACCO SECURES) ser "===" CROP REPORTS WPT Ge ns wx ms] Tatar rem tune eat roma ant ain thi apr If ro ane Air. Redue, ... ein , mers. ARE PUSHED UPWARD ni hem | GRAN QUOTATIONS ie o . ce a ie Tribune Want Ad Rates ar. Am. Can ..... Mlnneeoia’ and South: Dakets’ Wheat rere e Low Traders Encouraged by Intima- |: tion of Revisions in Code Increase in Cigarette Prices ae Coml. AL os 1 insertion, 15 words & For. ot Proves Stimulant on fam. Intl 82% 85% 82% 89% 45 c Wall Street ‘Am, Metal” Hho sobth sy a ms Am Rad, etd’ 6a siuiealamiiean CR, se se A liertioe 8 MRS eee ee New York, Jan. 9—(%}—Stocks|Am. Roll. Mill. .. gk EOE HIRE ReLORR ee a, re ’ 2 consecutive insertions, .| Am. Smelt. & Re! tely higher Tuesday,'2 amber... 96% -.00% 3 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words puffed up a bit Tuesday under @ re-|40," sugar Ref. Prompted largely by unfavorable/Choice of 6 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words vival in the tabaccos and, while the| ah. Tel. & Tel. . weather and crop reports. l_amber.... 87% 94% ue ; - i > trading volume wis still at a mini-|Am. Tob. “B” Intimations were received that the 12% p protein ae All ads of over 25 words add 3c per word to above rates. mum, sentiment apparently im- bee Wat. iy po ite of the grain aaa a. eee ALL WANT ADS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE Proved sufficiently to stiffen leading Am: Was! Oo, tea Gute that a i eeey bees 19% A Representative Will Call If You Desire Ssoues 1 to 2 oF me ® potnts, ae expected, Forecasts pointed to con-|3 sper aan pac ing an ani ouncement of\ an Sa i : ane irftrease in ci tte rates, Liggett & an. & RENE eres ce tae ate Le Grade of Cuts, border or white space used on want ads come under classi- | Myers B haneed ‘oints, American Atl. Ost, Line epee) i) tied display rates. of 75 cents per column inch per single insertion. Tobacco B 4 and Rey: olds B around 2./ auburn Aut ‘Wheat closed firm, % to 1 cent These lost part of their gains later.| aviation Corp. above Tuesday's finish, May 8 to | Other beer) Rontng Ket of their dold-|Baldwi nLoco. 85%; July 83% to %. Corn % to % 1 rums and follot e tobaccos at & 1 “ ary 4 i mote leletnely ag erg eae ball “ted : ures 52% ee duly aut oats 4 The Bismarck Tribune Amount enclosed $.......... . ton were fairly steady but not buoyant. Bendix A’ ing from 2 cents Gecitn e to a rise un Cl ifi d Ad D Date of Insertion..... seaceeee ‘The dollar sagged and recovered in|Bethi. Steel ... ie obits. jassirie: Iv. ept. oa eh od Soe kt Hout aa ‘More than a cent « bushel gain both No. of insertions aoe shor some improvement, althou; ores ete = ear = 2 PEPE OORT 1, 8. government beciiniting’ weet” Hell Bure ad: Bek 4 for ten and — took egret PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY TO AVOID ANY POSSIBLE MISTAKES @ little uneasy. jumet crop specialists phasized 1 ‘Aside trom. the Pac. half of the winter gone by without 4 white.. Re Fill in cigarette group. | Cannon 29 | substantial molsiure relief for dry| Barley— peopel itera bated eet TE G6 |areas southwest and west the period ch to icy... 78 20 Bring or 3 and Case and Western Union ad-|Gerro De Pasco 33% |tor hope of betterment hed been dan-|Med to gd.. 60 76 i Mail in vanced about 2 each. Others, up siz-/Ches, & Ohio 39% | gerously shortened. Lower grds. 48 59 0 able fractions to more than a point, in-|Chi. & ‘7% "Tending to give additional strength |, Rye— Want pio Nebedecditered sopseenise 1 bene ce $e to wheat values were less favorable |7 Flax. td Ad » ical, J. ©.) psi! Sromtlierety Ga Du Ponce Ma: } 7% |Buropean crop advices. Cables sald No. 1...... 1.80% 1.84% 1.80% Blank 4 nd : winter wheat conditions | * General Electric, General Motors, |G. R. I. & Pac. ed ih Len he scokimtoleni DULUTH CASH GE! Herewith Chrysler, Johns-Manville, U. 8. Smelt- eee ei 3% bits hoes toed t am ® baat ago. ULUTH CASH GRAIN “4 oa ae ‘i Meet ey Alcohol, Santa|Golum. G. & 11% by are cata were Ste ost aa Jan, 9—(®)—Cash closing 4 Profit-teking Siem extsvene| Gor cnoatta 31 ene cheapest feed per ton available| Wheat, No. 1 dark northern > gains but the close was fatrly firm.|Con. Ga. ex sas lasing tae below wheat, Brees nee Gots northern 82%, ae — er ——_—_—_——— “a distill! iterests were constant- | No. lark northern 80%-82%; No. 1 5 5 _«,_. Transfers approximated 000,000 shares. (Gn, 26 |iy in the market for supplies of corn.|northern 83%-87%; No. 2 northern |< depart peers e's 30; | Instruction Personal SHOE REPAIRING . coy | Cont. sy Provisions were responsive to Leia irae No, 1 amber durum 79%-/and choice 500 to 1050 Ibs. 7 to NIGHT SCHOOL” | SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | | Produce Markets | ina aga {tats ee Hyhber, fitmum 7934-1500; common and medium 250 to Clases in shorunand, (EINE, Pevorcial| FTOfessor LeRoy will not answer WE REBUILD pam A ; No. eS 3 No. 15. any more questions by air until fur- 8% | MINNEAPO! durum 78'%-80%; No. 1 mixed durum ; ; College under direction of O. R.! CHICAGO 2] WORK TO HIGHER CLDE |78%4-96%; No, 2° mixed durum 78'4- interest in desirable fed lame; ine | Bauer. For information call 300-LR. | tr Tones, |e will wuswer any ues Mednethctets: ‘ ER E lags interest in desirable fed lambs; in- tions pertaining to love, health, hay » Chicago, Jan. 9—(P)—Butter was|Dia. Match 2% 19614; No. 1 red durum 78% : | re , » hap || We Resole with “K. L.” Leather steady and unrevised in price Tuesday. aoe Jan. 9—(P—Wheat re No. 1 BO LBL ey to strong; best held | |piness, marriage, divorce, law suit, Begs and poultry were likewise un-| EB a0, [futures worked thelr way to & stronk’ Gees) No, 3 white 34%-26%, draeats0 ieee) TUN steady: alge | goo toe eee OT eRe | at on seeeadehersiali enoretere Hiscicetain ean ote + a isshlerain list closing higher with trade| Rye. No. 1, 5774-6214. \ter sheep and lambs: lainbs 90 Ibs. |FOR SALE OR TRADE—North Stat) raiteg, biennale || encinkcmimeraicenro Aled | Pe ies hb rbopes inchang- 4% | moderate and without important fea- | Barley, No. 2 special, 48%; No down good and choice 7.50 to 8.25;| Tacer shoe skates. Size 10. ‘Will sell ‘All letters will be ered the | 4 ed. Eaes, 3953, steady, prices un- 15" | ture. 434-484; lower grades 384-454; common and medium 525 to 750;| oF trade. What héve you? Write) se day they are received. He an- |" Poultry, live, 47 trucks, steady; hens 24, | Routine news was more satisfactory | P*lting not quoted. Po a iss ECO ATIA ERs ira) to| 1 E Barstow, Benedict, N_Dak.__iswers one question for 25c, three for Apartments for Rent ‘ 12%; Leghorn hens 11; Rock springs a | mates ian enconreenie See) RAN 10; ewes 90 to 150 Ibs. good and|—q woman's arm is not fastened to|50c and seven for $1.00, of you may] POR RENT —Foir room all modes 14%, colored 14; Leghorn chickens 11; 8, tions of a bullish government esti-| RANGE OF CARLOT SALES choice 225 to 400: all weights com- tne shoulder like a man's. {send for the 1934 horoscope consisting| new apartment. Untul snaneaea roosters 8; turkeys 10-14; ducks 9-11; 3434 | mate of farm reserve was being await- |. Miormcabolis, Jan. 9—(@)—Range of en a aan weed and ae sis open miaay 1.982.007 (Of 2° BAECS, topether with five ques-| Water and gas furinished. 402 14th geese 10. Gen. ae ed nein and there was no pres- Wheat, No, nee spring 88%;-87%; |6.00 to 6.75 oe to ee Tassels en ee oie tions for $1.00. Always give date,| Street. e . 94 -B7% ; | 8 ba ac! ; = i APARTMENTS — By pees Seakars arent cece mn |" Coarse grains all closed higher and|No. 1 dark northern 04-85%; No. 1 SS |Giaws Tia: Minnesotaland North (teak foe oes (a) which’ you Were | APARTMENTS FOR RENT tine cs ies $23 were in demand in a scattered way mixed 85. ; SIOUX CITY Dakota Red River Ohios few sales! ‘The coupon below is good for one; round floor apartment and one NEW YORK $$3 |all through the session. ab dca al Sioux City, Ta., Jan, 9--(AP—U, g,/1:00) Minnesota round whites 1.60-:question when sent in with other Tee na ppertnent. Gas teams New York, Jan. 9.—(P/—Butter, 13,~ | Gill 9% pero nay se eae te Rye, No. 2, 59-62%." D. A)—Cattie 3,500; slaughter steers |°?'* wae j iuestians during) the next two wets | _inighesior phone an ee first (87-91 ) 1714-18%; ae %e higher. May oats closed %-%¢ a se » 1.78%. ‘about ' steady: fat auntie little | Chicago, Jan. 9.—(?)—Wheat, No. him today or see him in person at Furnished or unfurnished. Lights, i. higher. May and July flax closed 1%¢ - 2 red 85. Corn, No. 3 mixed 50; No. 2! Room 348, Lewis & Clark Hotel, Man-; Water and gas included. Phone 16-17; centralized (90 score) 18%. 19% | pseher MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR changed; stockers and feeders mode-| yellow 50%; No. 3 white 491% to 50:/dan, N. Dak. | _ 851-W or call at 924-4th Packing one tee = Cash wheat receipts were very light} Minneapolis, Jan. 9.—(#)—Flour un- oe aoe meaty. steady; (C8 old corn, No. 4 mixed 50%; No. 2) 01° FOR RENT—A real five room aj | changed. a aeisewinsel adi 13% | and in quiet to fair demand. Winter Shipments | 20.425: Pure | Sackage 1250 Ib, weights, an: foxy |TOUOW, 91%. Oats, sample grade 34; | Name eae tee any --+|\ ment. Losan's, ‘Phonagite Eggs, 20,717, steady. Mixed colors, 5, , | wheat was atill searce and in good de-| 7's standard middlingsjoads held around 5.75 to 6.00; large |TO,9e,. Barley 90 to Te. Timony Town ....eceeee+s State ......s00.+..|FOR RENT—Furnished 2 room base: standards ‘and commercial standards: tnt 33:4 | mand. Durum wheat was in good de- | **4 : share salable 4.25 to 5.25; few good|19.99 to 13.75 cwt. ment apartment, Call at 411-8th St. yi 23-23%; firsts 22; mediums 39 Iba. 18- FE eee stints sab wnten — light hhlters 6.00; most cows 225 to! 1% ee {RED .....- Bt Address... Phone 273. dirties No. 1, 42 Ibs. 19-19%; ) 14% Ne ivestock t 00; low cutters and cutters largely | SET TOURNEY DATES eee and clip out) ___ | OR RENT — Superior large 4 ros : average checks 15%-16; other mixed Je’ By ee enh Rye de- lamas ORNS HRM ood eee a mpnereie to) minneapolis, Jan. 9—()—The fifth|SEE MADAME MARIE for private} and private bath, Py floor De wile: cnmuasael 12 | mand was fair to good but not as good| SO, ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Hoes 10.500: active. 10 to 18 higher; |{Ammual northwest golden gloves ama- reading also an adviser, Hours} apartment. Attached garage, elec- Live ceoselsg eddy Fowls express 19% | for the medium as it has been. ‘The| South St. Paul, Jan. 9.—()—(U. S.! packer demand broad at advance; | Ur, boxing omnes sil be North, Bismarck, Ae Dak. “| tric refrigerator, was! z 14” |perley was unsettled with intermedi-|Dept. Agr.)—Cattle 2,000; slaughter|top 3.25 paid freely by all interests: | 3t28e4 at the Minneapolis auditoriu a JorebillD Eo IRN Gas heat. Phone 1313. f 14-17; other freight and express un-| Kroger G 24, Jate grades still slow to move. Con-|steers and yearlings mostly steady’ | bulk J70' to 290 Ib. weights S15 to | Fee. 28 and March 1, it was an-/HAVE your HAIR and SCALP ex-|FOR RENT: One unfurnished apart Shenae: lows. 31% | siderable of that type is coming down|she-stock active, steady to strong:|3.25; light lights down to 275; sows |nownced, Tuesday by F. W. (Nick) amined by Mr. Harrington, a i=! men:. City heat. Electric refrig- , =e: Mack Trucks 35x |from Duluth. Flax offerings were|bulls 18-25 higher: stockers and feed-|mainly 250 to 270; feeder pigs 1.50 Kahler, manager of the tournament. gensed Dr. Parker practitione’ of| erator. Electric ‘stove, + Math. Alkali .. 32% | light and in good demand. ers little changed; few sales good lights | to 2.50. tair and scalp trouble. al = ilding. Available at . Miscellaneous §|uay 32% |p—_—___—— and medium weight fed steers and| Sheep 3.000; no early, action fat GRAIN EXPORTS DROP tions free. Harrington's. Phone 130.| reasonable. Tnquire at the Bismarct er ee 42|| Grain Quotations yearlings 4.60-5.25; odd lots choice to|lamb undertone strong indications! Washington, Jan. 9—(#)—Grain ex- Tribune cffice. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Mo. en ‘e Vd wip iain 5.75; numerous short fed offerings |other classes firm: choice fed wooled | Ports from the United States last week ed —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— New York, Jan, 9.—(#)—Foreign| Mo. Pacitic . 3 LIS RANGE eligible around 4.50 downward; med-jlambs held around 8.00; feeders | #mounted to 054,000 bushels as com- Male Help Want: exchange steady; Great Britain de-|Mont. Ward 21% ium to good yearling heifers 3.00-4.50; | eligible 7.00 down; bulk fed wooled|Pared with 1,024,000,000 bushels the | SAT ESMAN, who has unlimited con- Rooms for Rent mand in dollars; others in cents:|Nash Motors 24% th Low Close|better grade cows 2.50-3.25; low cut-|lambs to packers late Monday 7.60; | Previous week and 1,007,000 bushels in| fidence in his ability to sell large FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping roon room Great Britain 5.09; France 6.10; Italy noe Biscuit ...... 46% 81% 80% 80% /ters and cutters 1.50-2.25; medium to|to mostly 7.75; top 7.75 fed clipped | the corresponding week last year. users in 24 counties in central] in private home. Ge! Breer ? 8.17; Germany 37.13; Norway 25.55; eg (ash ety . ate 81h 81 | good bulls 2.60-3.25; odd lots stockers|lambs 6.50 to 6.75; most feeders 6.75! Eagan North Dakota. Protected territory| ferred. Phone tao? payee) on as 4 : i H CETERA ; bs |. 9.—(P)— vi — = 4 100.12%4. 4% 48% choice quoted about 5.00. CHICAGO POTATOES | persons were killed when a plane from maha Brice ca taae sean ! pi 13% ei Dairy cattle about steady, few choice| Chicago, Jan. 9—()—(U. 8. D. A.)| Mangum, Okla., crashed in flames} and advertised. Company rated Houses and Fiats : MONEY RATES 23 springers up to 35.00; most common to|—Potatoes, 80, on track 170, total U.j| near here Tuesday. AAA-1, Must have previous selling| FOR RENT—Strictly modern bunga> ‘. * New York, Jan. 9—()—Call money Fe 33% 33% 38% | medium kinds moving through slaugh-|8. shipments 752; firm; supplies mo- | ——_——_—— Ecperience, annicar and livelin ter-| low. two erincae cecum bangs } steady; 1 per cent. Time loans steady; 24% 180 1. 1.80 1.80% ter channels. % derate, demand and trading “good;| Jordan. county seat of Sarfield| ritory. Give age, experience and| garage. Clase = Moderite nat / 60 days % to 1; 3-4 mos. 1 to 1%; | pac! iy 1 100 gk Hogs ae fairly active, mostly | sacked per ewt.; U. 8. No. 1, Wiscon- | County, Montana, is 90 miles from a! address. Write Tribune Ad. No. 140.| Telephone 151. 0. W. Gober Ik * Pre comiercial paper 1% CHICAGO RANGE PRO MS maya from en round. walks fev. anles <105<00: |TABMey: WANTED—Boy 14 sears old for oad queen. r . after school an jays. RENT—5 room modern bunga- ae Chicago, Jan, 9§.—()}— top 3.30; to all interests; medium : Le t Trib low, full GOVERNMENT BONDS Low Close|gtades down to 3.00 and below; good i e. 2 MORE BAMA: BEANE il basement. Enclosed porch, ng Wheat—" Open High tow Close/evades down to 300 and below: good) Sl aters Capital-[ze on the Cold Spell {is you want a wonDERFut OF:| ges’ stove, Desimble: “Claw in ment bonds: a 83% 83% 115; bulk packing sows 2.25-50; better . ae 7 i RTUNITY to make $8.30 a day| Rent very reasonable. Geo. M. “1+ Liberty 3%s 100.50. % 84% 84% 1130-150 Ibs, 2.50-3.00; killer pigs 2.25- and get a new Ford Tudor Sedan| Register. _ Liberty a se 20h 1s. 52% 51% 53% [50,08 Sbove; average cost Monday . | Resides, send me your name imme- /FOR RENT— Strictly modern furniab- berty 4th 4%s 1 5 é 3.06; weight 221 Ibs. lately. No contest or ery. Par-| ed or unfurnished 5 room modern ‘Treas, 4%8 105.16. S44 38% 34)” sheep 3500; ix doubles through; | teulars free. Albert Mills, 3311| house. Water and heat furnished. .- "Treas. 4s 102.15. salable supply includes several oe | Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. H cameoerion Jan. lst. Close to capitol : 37% 37% 37% | from feeding stations and 2,800 hold- aps } school, Writ ibune BE, 38% 38% overs: practically nothing done; pack | Female Help Wanted 5670. io Fee AE % ers talking weak to lower; sellers ask- $15 A WEEK and your own dresses |FOR SALE—5 room bungalow located 5 ‘58% 58 (58% |S higher; late Monday bulk good | FREE for demonstrating latest] near capitol. (nee will sacrifice, 4 s 160% 160% 60% |t0 Choice fed lambs 17.50; two loads | lovely Fashion Frocks. No canvass-| $2,000, if taken at once. Call at 615 j to shippers 7.65; fed yearlings 6.00; ; ing. Write fully. Give size and/ Avenue F or phone 1852. 52% 52 52% /light western feeders 6.00-75; mixed color preference. Fashion Frocks,|7oR RENT — 4 room house aia ik viet meee 52% [feeders and killers 7.00-10. Dept. POR_BENT = 4 r00en gore | CHICAGO ei $27 825 $28 | Chicago, Jan. 9—(AP_U. B.D. A) ; —Hogs 35,000, inc 10, a 8 550 a gli ae ee most reasonable prices. All work 45) 612 | Monday's average; 180 to 210 Ibs. 3.60 Kustanteed one year. 1 not savelied jmoney will be refunded. Dean E.|7OR RENT — Four room moder DULUTH RANGE to 360; 140 to 170 Ibs. 3.25 to 265: Kysar, watchmaker. 310-4th St. 2nd - house. Near capitol at 710 Avenue uth, Minn., Jan. 9.—(P)— pigs 250 to 3.00; packing sows 2.50 loor north of Montgomery Ward. __| ¥F. Phone 149. ere igh ‘ girl wants housework, Write Tribune Ad. No. 5761. Open “High Low Clote|to 290; ght light good and choice trees | RELIABLE WOMAN wants position Garage for Rent 20% 20% * fou 140 to 160 Ibs. 3.25 La (Over the counter in N. Y.) SlaBuss' wists A ee ote at ig Quart. Inc. Sh, 131; 1.41. medium weight 200 to 250 Ibs. 3.50 to | \FOR RENT—Garage ‘ Se % 51 51%) 3:70; heavy weight 250 to 350 Ibs. 3.15 Dirge eS eS ah a0) cue id et ok 100 to 130 Ibs, 2.80 | WORK WANTED—Capable girl wish- 3 113% CASH GRAIN to 3.25. G es to do general housework. Phone pS 1 Jan. 9.—(#)—Wheat| Cattle 10,000; calves 1.500; better Lr a yy 4% y 31 compared to 78igrade. yearlings and light steers CALL SNOWFLAKE LAUNDRY for os eo. ago. to 25 + active at ad- family wash and hand ironing. We it as or genre t ty call for and deliver. Phone 779. . 7 ‘Wheat— Delivered 14% |15% protein q g* idk north. 83% ro ¢ 2 dk north. 82% f ak Ree protetn ” : 3" 1 dk north. 83% . 2 dk north. 82% ty isapromin 2 eo 2 ¢ gk nore. 23% wheat: |2 dk north. 82% northern |3 dk north. 80% 3' Grade of j dk north. 83% ' dk north. 22% to 3. de north. 80% Pato Praca t With many sections of the country gripped by sero weather, it wat by 9/2 north.. ouly fitting for the nation’s capital 4o put on its wintry mantle, too | porth.... 79% Here is the striking view taken from the Washington monument show- ing skaters gliding over the Lincoln Memoria! pool. |