The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1936, Page 10

Market Report for Tues., July 21 Many Issues Push Forward to - New Recovery Heights in Bull Market was accomplished by Tuesday's stock market. Despite profit taking handicaps, selected rails, rubbers, mines, farm implements, motors and specialti held gains of fractions to 3 or more points. Utilities and steels were hesi- tant. The close was firm. Transfers were around 1,600,000 shares. The list was at its best in the final half hour. Economic news still provided the principal _stimulent. Non-ferrous metal stocks responded to a lift in copper prices. Packard was one of the active performers for a small ad- vance as the company reported months’ net equal to 24 cents a share EE Pep gene FA BEEBBEBBBEEBBE i: um aix | Buti compared to less than 2 cents in the Cal same period last year. Sears Roebuck revealed a gain of 32.5 per cent over 1935 in its latest sales period of June 19 to July 16, but the shares did little. Texas Corp. was without much life notwithst estimated six months’ profits of $1.71 a share against $1.72 for all of 1935. Chrysler ran up to a new 6-year top and others conspicuous in the popular zone included Studebaker, General | CO! Motors, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Delaware & Hudson, v Goodyear, U. &. Rubber, Goodrich,|Con. Edis. American Smelting, Anaconda, Ken- necott, Phelps Dodge, International Harvester, Oliver Farm, Electric Auto- Lite, Collins & Aikman, International | COM! Cement, General Electric, United Air- craft, Du Pont and Westinghouse. J. I. Case spurted 8 points or so at . its best. Bonds and foreign currencies were steady. Livestock | Far SOUTH ST. PAUL South §t. Paul, July 21—@— (USDA)—Cattle 2,200; all classes ac- tive and fully steady; very few drouth cattle here; supply fed steers \and yearlings increased; better grades 6.75-7.75; strictly good all weights 8.00-25; butcher heifers 4.50-5.00; beef| Goodric cows 4.00-5.00; cutter grades mainly 3.00-75; sausage bulls 4.50-5.25; low grade stock steers around 4.00-5.00; attractive steers and calves Monday 5.75-7.50; calves 2,000; vealers steady; Ed grades 5.50-6.50; choice 6.50; few .00. Hogs 5,000, strong to 15 higher; bet- ter 160-220 Ib. 10.26-80; top 10.60; 220- 260 Ib. 9.80-10.50; 260-290 Ibs. 9.25-90; 290-350 Ib. 8.85-9.40; sows 350 Ib. down 850-60; heavier weights 17.75-8.40; a few feeder pigs 6.50-8.50; average cost. Monday 8.71; weight 286 lbs. Sheep 500, run included one load Montana ewes; about a deck of fed yearlings; balance native material; all classes Opening steady to strong; early bulk better native lambs 9.50; throw-|L0 outs largely 6.00 to 6.50; yearlings up to 7.00; fed offerings held higher; slaughter ewes mostly 2.50 to 3.75; late Monday three loads W: Mc! lambs 83 Ibs. 10.00; sorted 15 per cent; 8.00. sorts averaging 69. Feeders Miami Dairy cattle, desirable strongweight shipper cows in firm demand at firm prices or at 50.00 to 70.00; local de- |Minn. mand somewhat improved by corn belt rains and local milk Prices; such kinds 40.00 to 50.00. CHICAGO Chicago, July 21.—UP)}—(U. 8, D, A.) Hogs 14, 500, including 2,500 direct; fairly active on desirable 250 1b. and caw 3 steady to 10 higher than Mon- jay’s average; . underweigh fevies around st: to 10 lower; top, 250 1b, 10.55-85; few Detter, grade 140- iat Tb. 10.15-65; early sales sows 8.25- *Gattle 7,000, cal market active; fe » lings strong to quality better iment Seon a e ds strictly good mt at 8.50-9.10; western grass run negiigi- ble in fresh receipts; both natives and western grassers strong to high- er cutter cows 10-15 fat cows 25 higher; maoat grades hi upturn; bulls steady strong at 6.00 down’ and 2.00. ess respectively. Sheep 4.000, no direct; strong to 25 higher; advance largely on fat ial bat Sesinanle petlven 9. $0- side price pa! a ater Washin, po on ino. D jost native throw- 6 50ST, 00; Tat @wes largely 3.00- H de ie x CITy f Sioux city. hit 21.—(—(U, 8: D. A.)\—Cattle 3,50 fall firm: strletly cho 1250 Ib. Seoven'a at 8.75; numerous loads light | a: welgnt ste ere s108 a bul Me low y sales gee ers te shippers steady To weak; 200-240 Ib. butchers up to 10.40; ‘Went and medium weight packing Pest A orn pleas 10-15 Nigher at 8.60-65; pack: ers 0-15. lower for par st tags mostly teed Ay igs a largely. 735-8.00; light 800: including 340 arr 5 a BBS SSIs ess wy tot wy tt me ry ry Ri ee iet-t tt tt it ort fd eoas-sng co SBR SR: RRR SRR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 21,.1936 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and GRAIN. LEADERSHIP WITH 4-CENT JUMP Unfavorable Weather Prospects Furnish Spark to Touch Off Ascension came the grain market leader late Tuesday, and soared in some cases to j# cents a bushel overnight gain, the extreme permissible limit. A flurry on the part previous specu- lative sellers of July corn was an out- standing feature, because of compara- tively small supplies on hand and as & result of renewal of unfavorable weather prospects. Iowa dispatches said the corn crop outlook was only about 50 per cent of what it was be- fore damage was done by severe heat and drought. RAAKLEKERERSR SKK SK yesterday's finish, July 915%, Sept. 88%-%%, Dec. 81%-%, wheat %-% up, TKRKKKKKKRKAEE changed to % higher and provisions unchanged to a rise of 15 cents. MILL CITY WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE MIXED Minneapolis, July tered short covering In a thin market rallied wheat futures to a slightly firmer closing level here Tuesday. The short covering was due to strength of corn at Chicago. % lower, Sept. %c higher and Dec. % higher. in North Dakota and scant offerings. duly closed % higher at 2.03%, Sept. 14 Oia at 2.02, and Dec. 1% higher Tat 2 vith the exception of barley, coarse grains were firmer in tone but gain- ed unevenly. July oats closed % higher, Sept. % higher and Dec. % up. December malting barley closed 5c lower. July and Sept. feed barley each closed 1% lower and Dec. 1% lower. July rye closed % higher, Sept. unchanged and Dec. % lower. Cash wheat undertone was firm to strong for the medium to light weight high protein type. but easy for the heavy low protein. Durum was scarce. Winter wheat was in good demand. Corn was in,good demand. Oats demand was good, rye was In good demand. Barley was quiet and easy. Flax was In good demand and alee | Produce Markets | | @ CHICAGO Chicago, July 21—(—Butter was easy in tone Tuesday and eggs were firmer. Poultry was steady. Butter 7,705, easy: creamery-spe- clals (93 score) 34-34%; extras (92) 33%; extra firsts (90-91) 33-33%; firsts (38-89) 31-324: standards (30 centralized carlots) 33% Egan 18406, firmer, extra firsts 1o- | cal 20%; cars 21%; fresh graded firsts local 20, cars 21; current receipts 19; storage packed extras 22%; storage packed firste 21%. Poultry, live, 1 car, 50 trucks, steady; hens 4%" 1b° up 18%, less than 4% 1b., 17; Leghorn hens 14%; Plymouth ‘Rock springs 23, White Rock 25%, colored 22: Plymouth Rock fryers 21, White Rock 22, colored 18; Plymouth Rock broilers’ 19, White Rock and colored 17: Leghorn 16%-17; bareback chickens 14-16: roosters 14, Leghorn roostérs 13: turkeys 13-16: heavy old ducks 10%, heavy young ducks 13, small white | small colored 10; young geese 13, old NRW YORK New York, July 21.—()—Live poul- try steady. By freight: Broilers (Rocks and Leghorns) 19-22; other 24% freight prices unchanged. Butter, 15,461, firmer. higher than extra 3414-35; score) 33%-34; 33-33%; %. ‘an, | __ Cheese, 67,160, steady, State, whole milk flats, fresh. fancy 19% -21%; held 1935 fancy i: 72, Mixed colors: 720%; average other mixed colors un- Creamery, extra (92 firsts (89-91 scores) centralized (90 score) 33%- iteady. 19% checks 17% - changed. BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago. July 21.—(@— Butter Futures: High Low Close Storage Standards, Maxeraber, sereees 33% 335% 33% ¢ Future: Refrigerator Stan- dards, Oct. ...... 25% 25% Note—Market ‘closed at 1 count mercantile half holida Miscellaneous ° FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, exchange steady; Great Britain de- 1% | mand ‘Be dollars, others in cents: eet: fey 5.02 13/16; France 25% 0 ace 3 Montreal in New York 99.93%; Now "York in Montreal 100.06%, MONEY RATES k, July 21.—@—Call 1 per cent all day. jal paper % per cent. dy, 60 days-6 mos. 1% id. Bankers Accept- ances unchange: MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Minneapolis, July 21.—(#)—Stocks First Bank Stock 13. Northwest Banco 8%. GOVERNMENT BONDS Ye July 21.—(@—Govern- New York, ia curb: American Gen. ae Serv: on ce. Bond & Share 24%. - NNW YORK BONDS New York, July 21.—(@—Bonds Great Northern 7's of 1936, blank. CHICAGO sTOLKS (ay ti Press) Mlaweat Uti, 2%. McGraw Bt. $74. ~- ee ee ecneeoad INVESTMENT. TRUSTS, the Associated Press)’ cover'ine unter in N. Y.). Maryland Fund, 10.70, 2 ellos it rads right; 38% -81 ple grade A rin “Barley feta 35-65 Sa medline. 10: ‘nom. BAL hy 12.50- ; i 1380 wt. Chicago, July 21—(%)—Corn be-| Grain Quotations No. 1 dark northern, 58 lbs. ... BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by, on ay Ca) No. 2 dark northern, 57 lbs. . No, 3 dark northern, 56 lbs. . ‘No, 3 dark northern, 55 Ibs. . No, 4 dark northern, 54 Ibs. . No, 4 dark northern, 53 Ibs. . No. 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs No. 8 dark northern, 51 11 No. 5 dark northern, 50 1! Sample Grain: 49 Ibs., 96; 48 Ibs., 93; 47 Ibs., 90; 46 Tbs., 87; 45 Ibs., 84; 44 Ibs., 79; 43 lbs., 76; 42 lbs., 73; 41 lbs., 70; 40 lbs., 67; 39 Ibs., 64; 38 Ibs., 58. No. 1 hard amber durum . No. 1 mixed durum . No, 1 red durum No, 1 flax No, 2 flax No. 1 rye Oats 21.—(>}—Scat- 2 Corn closed buoyant 2%-4's above pee Sept. 1.02%-% Dec. 1.04?-%, oats un-| Dec. July wheat closed | Sel Flax futures rallied on dry weather | July duly . Lett alcatel spel IGE n Hi Low C ret) nae 1.23 1.20% 1.19% 17% 1.18 1.16% mali rere es 31% 58% ork 69% 36% 35% 36% DULUTA RANGE Duluth, Minn., July 21.—()— Durum- grain Clos lhyDNS 60 Ibs... ducks 10%, | Se — aise ee Low i 2.04 2.05 MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN ea) ee 21.—(®)—Wheat lay 142 compared to 44 cash wheat and coarse is Sa today follow: Delivered To Arrive 131 1.42 1DN8 59 H 44248 28 3:86 Ee et ris =O 1% 18 iw : BBs [x oe 2 eogMyHD, Seige 1.41 1.40 1.39 137 1.35 1.33 1.29 1.26 or - 118 116 113) 118 110 114 108 112 1,06 1.09 Durum 108 106 g2qsqs DRIk t 1.50 150 vivtriy E. &: &, E: 8.8. &: } Fiax— it Fee eres woe BeDeDRs® se NH 4% 1% 1.22 1.20 118 116 ‘and’ South’ Dakota Wheat 112 110 107 Rae BR KKK Out of Electric Chair’s Shadow Saved from the electric chair b: a court order for a new trial, Mrs. Dorothy Sherwood shows little joy over release from the Death House at Sing Sing and return to the comparative com- fort of the county jail at Goshen, N. Y., to await a new_hearing. A former actress and Salvation Army worker, she was sentenced to death for drowning her baby son. DULUTH CASH GRAIN Mi — eee pourdl 1 dark northe No. 3 white Batley malting 60 46-60. teed barley BOSTON woo. Boston, —(U. 8. D. A)— Buyers for and job-makers were making inquiries for wool here today, but their purchases were very light because bids were mostly below the general asking prices. : A little fine territory wool in ori- ginal bags, described as ji eable offer: .|age to good French combing length territory wools in origi held at 85 cents scoured lai though limited quantities were avail- able at 83-85 cents. CHICAGO POTATOES Chicago, July 21.—@)— —Potatoes, 20, on track shipments 253; good ronger, supplies mod light; sacked per cwt. blers U. 8. Novi, and partly graded showing heated ‘and. de 1.60-753 Virginia cobblers U. howing heated spotted sacks BH good ‘Maryland cobblers U. 8, 3 Colorado cobblers U California White Rose partly RANGE OF Minneapolis. CARLOT SALES 21.—@)—Range : Wheat, No. 1 sample’ grade 65g; No, 1 not quoted. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, July 21. Shipments of 40, 7,50, standard actress (above), Lge four.) iM rie rilyn, whose in a sult against her pacotell Or, Franklyn For Good Used Furniture Read the WANT ADS Female Help Wanted SPECIAL Work for Married Women. Earn to $21 weekly and your own dresses FREE. No canvassing. Send dress size. Fashion Frocks, Inc., Dept. A-2540, Cincinnati, Ohio. Gt Livestock for Sale FOR SALE—100 breeding ewes, 3 to 6 years old. Also 30 ton of rye straw. P. F. Hasse, Rl, Tappen, N. Dak. Room and Board ROOM and board in clean home. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen pre- ferred. 416 6th. Phone 1141-3. WELD furnished room with morning and evening meal for lady or gen- tleman. 401 5th St. LARGE, cool room with board for 2. $25 apieee. Phone 1086-W. For Saleor Trade FOR SALE OR TRADE—Kimball player plano in good conditioh. Would consider good used car. Write Tribune Ad. 15295. — Travel Upportunities SCHOOL teacher, capable driver, will drive any elderly couple or anyone anywhere for expenses paid. In- quire Tribune Ad. 15281. _ Cabins for Rent _ : CABINS for Rent—On Minnesota nny $9 see including ice and in, Bismarck. in woods 12 miles south of Bismarck. Call at 417 8. llth St. Personal FREE! STOMACH ULCERS, GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get free sample doctor's prescription, Udga, at Service Drug Store, Bismarck and Central Drug Co., Mandan. KYSAR’S JEWELRY STORE We are located and have up-to-date watches and jewelry. All work done at cut rates and all work guaranteed. 305 Broadway. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES renovated and rebuilt. Either regular or spring filled. 1022 Bdwy. Phone 1126, Farms for Sale ATTENTION FARMERS! For Sale: 640 acre stock farm with good, large buildings. Five miles from Mc- Henry. Possession immediately. 250 acres under cultivation. Present crop and hay worth $1000. Good well, windmill, and open water. Price $1000 cash and assume $3000 loan at 5%. Box 112, McHenry, Dak. ve Wanted CALL to Fargo, ‘it carited oF lam. Gen- See Done Sekine. a wn mower call iy and ae fund EXPERIENCED, efficient ste er wants work. Excellent —- Phone 1072-R. ca: | 0 indies Greases $1.00. Phone 1707. South 11th. HOUSEWORK wanted by experienc ed girl. Can cook. Phone 553-W. {FOR BALE—914 00000 meat market fixtures offered at $1500.00. Com- plete in every detail. Located at 400 Main 8t., Bismatek. Inquire Tittle Bros., St. Paul. ——— Eee Lost _and Found sonable rent. 308 Avenue D. Phone side-porch entrance. 306% wat ‘Thayer. = FOR RENT—Large, cool front room. Suitable for 2. Gentlemen prefer- red, Board if desired. Phone 871-W. FOR RENT—Furnished _ sleeping room. East front. Close in. Rea- sonable. 404 5th St. FOR RENT—Furnished, comfortable, clean room. Close to bath. Close ._ 120 Avenue. A. ~ FOR RENT —Nice front room in mod- ern home. Hot water at all times. Close in. 501 6th. . LARGE, nice sleeping room. Private home. Gentlemen preferred. 201 Avenue A West. i; FOR: RENT—Furnished room. Close in. Call at 218-1st. Phone 262-R, SLEEPING room, large clothes closet. Close in. Reasonably priced. 714 Broadway. NICELY furnished quiet sleeping room. Close in. 216 Thayer. Phone 1276. SLEEPING rooms. Gentiemen only. Private entrance. Mandan &t. Nr Houses and Flats For Sale FOR SALE OR RENT—Large, all modern brick constructed 14 room house. Ideal place for night club, road house. Now used for hotel. Also have a gasoline service station in connection. Located on High- way 83. Also several tracts of Mis- souri river bottom land. Good for small truck farming. See me im- mediately. Carl Russ, Box 365, Wilton, N. Dak. FOR SALE—At sacrifice complete set grease guns, airlift and other miscellaneous garage and office equipment. Cajl_563-W. is |FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Spitz pup, 7 months old. Phone 179 before 4 Pp. m. or 110% Rosser after 4. FOR SALE—Practically new 3 burner gas sandwich grill. Mrs. N. J. Bek, New Salem. ner FOR SALE—Good garage doors, $5.00 per set. See J. J. Rue, 711 Avenue A. STORIES IN STAMPS By LS. Klein ONE of the most active and pro- gressive, political leaders in United States history was Theo- dore Roosevelt. Graduate of Har- vard, lawyer, political reformer, soldier, historian, naval executive, naturalist, and big game huntcr, . R.,” as he was known, started the 20th century with a notable record for peace and progress. After winning fame as “Rough ler” during the Spanish-Amer- War, and following assassi- nation of President McKinley, he became president of the United States. His success in bringing about peace between Russia and Japan, in 1905, brought him the Nobel Prize for peace. His disappointment at the reace tionary policy of his own party, ‘in 1912, caused him to organize the Progressive party and run again for ‘the presidency. This split the Republican party and made possible the election of Woodrow hae reer re at the beginning of the Wor! ‘ar, he sought to lead an gcd regiment to France: In 1919, he died at the age of 61, sore and one vet's ortrait ap- ts the 5- FOR SALE BY OWNER: Beautiful house on 6th, near capitol, beautiful trees and shrubs. Newly decorated upstairs apartment with $40 a month income. Also 12 room home, best location in Bismarck with $100 monthly income. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Easy payments. Write Tribune Ad. 15338, FOR SALE—My home at 703 2nd St. Six room modern house, lot 100x150 ft., 2 car detached garage, beautiful trees and shrubbery. $6,000. Phone for r appointment. 658-J. FOR SALE—Well built desirabie bungalow. Fireplace, hot water heat, roon. finished in basement. Also with fine apartment. Near capitol. Geo. M. Register. FOR SALE—Modern home, gas heat- ed. See me if interested and able to pay substantial down peyment. Balance terms. H. C. Upham, 810 4th St. FOR SALE by owner: Six room modern home, four room basement apartment. A bergain. Owner leav- ing city. Call 323 10th or phone 1946, ~ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished 6 room house. Close in. Fruit jars, misc. articles for sale. 213-3nd. Phone bt H Aa a i fie ft HH vit 3 af a > RRL i 8 F i & ge articles nearly new. P. m. Apt. 3, 200% Main. SIX leather seated dining heavy table, extra leaves, large buf: fet, wax, golden oak finish. Good condition. Cheap. 915 7th. FOR SALE—Entire household 1656-J. 217 8th Street. FOR GALE—Laundry stove and plpes. Cheap. Phone 1251-J. Kitchenette by two adults. Best of references. Electric refrigerator preferred but He imperative. ‘Write Tribune Ad. Pi ceili aE Apartments for Rent floor. Phone 436-J. 720 2nd St. LARGE unfurnished room down town. at 306% 15th Street. NEWLY decorat FOR RENT—Newly ner ‘well acactnect to fireproof refrigerater. Laundry ny peiiege. Inquire Trib- Soar kame ive waficaiabed unfurnished apart- ments. Electric refrigerators. Laun- dry privileges. Fireproof Strictly modern. Inquire ground floor.3 room apartment. Living room, kitchen- ette with breakfast nook and bed- room adjoining bath. 808-7th St, large 3 room apart- 15th. Nicola Apts. 106 Main,