The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1936, Page 15

Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and _|S#= bs Market Report for Fri., Dec. 18 Slain; Buried by Murderer é There’s Lots of News Osi “STOCK PRICES TAKE NOSE-DIVE FOR 1-3 WHEAT SOARS 8 Ses] Why Walt? Avertments for Rent __|__Automobiles for Bale apartment, one and kitchenette, furnished. Laun- dry privileges. Gas fer cooking Eee ia aba. 1987 Price Level Is in Effect mt for o¢ two employed per- Now! | SHOP EARLY. Stop in and on POINT DIP OR MORE Selected Utilities, Rails and Specialties Only Issues Bucking Trend New York, Dec. 18.—(?)—Stocks took a nose dive for 1 to 3 or more points in Friday’s market, but the trrival of support in the latter part of the session enabled many to re- duce losses. Selling, however, was vrominent just before the finish. Selected utilities, rails and special- ties bucked the trend from the start, = number closing higher. Transfers Were around 2,000,000 shares. There was still plenty of buying ammunition for the list, but brokers thought the inability of leaders to climb out of a rut the past few days inspired some traders to unload com- mitments. Growing labor problems were also cited as a retarding factor. Aiding the utilities were signs that electricity consumption is moving to- ward new high record levels. The] Boeing Airpl carriers were benefitted by a less than. season decline last week in freight shipments and pleasing November op- erating statements from the princi- pal systems. : The market was a quiet see-saw af- fair following the opening. An aval-| Can. anche of offerings in the industrials, led by steels and motors, swept prices down speedily in the second period. For 8 time the ticker tape fell behind floor dealings. Wheat quotations soared in all markets as world demand attained huge proportions. Rubber futures jumped to new recovery tops. Foreign currencies were quiet but generally off in terms of the dollars. Bonds slipped moderately. Livestock SO. ST. PAUL South St. Paul, Dec. 18.—(7)—(U. B. Dep. Agr.)—Cattle, 2,400; supplies active, fully steady to strong on slaughter steers and she stock; tew | Corn Prod. common and medium slaughter steers 5.50-8.50; some better lots held around 5.00 and above; most heifers suitable to go at 5.00-7.00; very thin kinds down to 4.00; low cutter and cutter Cows 3.25-4.00; beef cows around 4.25- 5.00, a few to 5.50 or more; bulls ttrorg, mostly 15-25 higher for two days; bulk 4.75-5.25, good fat bulls East $.50-75; stockers scare, quality steady. Calves, 1,800; steady to strong; strictly good to choice vealers 8.50. 8.50; strictly cholce selects 10.00; me- dium down to 6.50;' other Yhrowouts 4.00-5.50." ‘ Hogs 11,000, market fairly active. steady to 10 lower than Thursday; weights 180 lb. up and sows showing} Goodrich 9.80; better 170-300 Ib. a3 decline; 9.65-B0; 150-170 Ib. 9.25-70; 120-150 Ib; 8.25-9.25; fab 100-120 1b, 7.50-8.50; | Greyhound | mostly 7.75 up; good sows largely 9.40-65; heavies down to 9.25 and under; feeder pigs scarce, average cost Thursday 9.75; weight 215 Ib. Dairy cows generally unchanged; falr demand for milker cows and close | UP. springers; backward springers little wanted; most sales 45.00-60.00; a few good shippers up to 70.00. CHICAGO 0, Dec. 18.—(P)}—(U. 8. D. A 6,000, Including 7,000 direct ly dy to 15 Thursday's average; weights holdin extreme top 10.35; bulk well- 190-800 Ib, 300 Ib. 9.90-1! comparable 90; several beef steers steady; common and med- lings and lightweights pre- ne. in run; few medium lghtweights 8.15-9. crop mostly 6.25- and choice fed unreliable TO but mostly si grade beef sprinkling and vealeri vei mot U4 10.51 shipping weights making itockers and feeders slow, Sheep 7,000, includi fat lambs moderately early sales thi good to and fed western lambs top 9.16 on choice d up kin ows largely moderately lots common ani ady at 6.00 down; feed cattle quo- -800 Ibs. good and 00+! common and medium 800-1050 lbs. good and R ommon medium ne good choice common and medium 4.00- 5.25; cows good common —and medium 3.25-7! (steer) good and cholic 4.25- éemand 200 Ibs. nee ym in the Boston market today. It was becomin: ‘ortitory.‘woels in. siseable at q0-bs scoured basis, and ferings ran ed up to 1.05. fine ter itory Hi ‘ba Prtaght oe’eccured beset cotton see Shipments » 83.50, Stans light and mostly lowergrades; market | Con! lower than | Ke! ice under 180 | x, % Penney(J.C.) 100% Penn.R.R. 40% Phelps Dodge 54% Philip Morris 74 Phillips Pet. % Proct.és<Gam. 1% | PubSve.N.J. Pullm: Crosley Rad. Cub. A. Sug. % Curtiss Wright 6% | Deere & Co, 101 . Dis.Match 30% | Stone & Web 25% Studebaker 13% Swift & Co 25 Texas Corp 50 Tex G Sul 30% | 41% | Tex PC & O 12% 3°" | United Drug 14% 15% | United Fruit 81% %| Un Gas Imp 14% US-Ind Al 38% US Pipe 60 UB Ro& Imp 16% "4/08 Rubber 46% UB Smelt R 85% US Steel Pf 144 37%| Vanadium 28 +|Warner Pict 17 West Air 47% West E é& M 145% White Mot 24% 57%, | Wilson & Co. 8% 22°°| Woolworth 63% ‘US Steel ‘TT% | 2 West Un T 78% | cry ’ Big ‘Export Purchases From Winnipeg Provide Specu- lative Fever —— Chicago, Dec. 18.—(P)—Soaring 5% cents a bushel maximum here Friday, wheat in all world markets reached the highest price level attaihed in years. : Speculative trading fever was strong- ly in evidence, aroused by big export purchases, as totaling around 2,000,000 bushels at Winnipeg, 999 Sooees ZZ24SS560 22222222 FA Ne No. No. 2 and by a renewal of war talk. Rye,| Oats & companion breadstuff, continued to skyrocket with wheat. At the close, wheat futures in Chi- cago were 2% to 4% cents above yes- terday’s finish, Dec. 139%-%, May| Dec. » orn % off to % up, De. 1.08%-%, May new 1.04%-%, oats %- % advanced, and provisions varying seen sh peria asl tee ie Seancet =) 'Y wi iT CLO! IGHER apells, Dec, 18.—()}—A ‘shar! in the Buenos Aires marke! off a day of foreign bullis! in the wheat mai Friday clot Arother Dee, Mla Dec. . w’ nce in Winnl- | J Tye ae helped to make a bullish wheat closed 4% higher at 41, and 34%. was firmer on crusher de- December flax closed 2c high- stk and May 1% higher at Coarse grains followed wheat. De- cember oats cloned go higi and May % higher at (9%. | Decem- ber rye closed her at 1.0! ceerie 4 se w— rices Friday. were little rom Thuraday although the unsettled, prices un- Plymouth a horn oniek ne Let Tl; turkeys, hens 17, , old 13; No. 2 turkeys ite it wh ey: forkeys, young toms and hens rt NEW YORK . 18.—(—Live poul: st By. treig! other f f int price nenged other freight prices unchanged. Butter 7,660, fl Crea: higher than extras score) 34%; firsts (88-91 34%; seconds (84-87 scores) am centralized (90 34, cl 6, Wy pas eae ae i .:Miscellaneous —_| |°: Pee ab eiatcitianes echclies FOREIGN EXCHANGE w York, Dec. 18.—()-—Fore! Great Britain others in cen France 4.67% Moy i oN 7 73; Norwa: New Fork i MONEY RATE! New York, ear ( money steady, 1 Prime co! Time loan per cent ances unchi MINN! Minneapol: . close. ke Stock 15%, Northwest Banco 13%. —___ ee New York, American Gen, Cities Service 3%. Elec. Bond & Share RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, ‘Rani of carlot grain grade dark on hard winter 1.38% durum 1.51; No. 4 mi Corn No. 3 zeit white 51. y and flax not medium | 4 rade 93%-1. sample grade 51 choice 54%. Soy w 1.58059. Barley {eed 68-90 malting 1. UJ 0 timoth; 66 Ly owl. ; ifficuit te buy} 1. ie -. ench combing | 1 BUTTER AND EGG FUTURB! Chicago, Dec. 18.—(#)—. Butter Futures: High Low Close 32\ 32% 32% 33% 32% 2 E eoeo~y) parent atatas: iW 2 sae TR fee 4 136% ay te rt foom, ki oo fete entrance, #23 th. [from 660 40 416, blokes caused by the arrival of the Plyineeth and Chrysier. THREE ROOM apartment, private |} Gas for} 5 juire Unfurnished. Inq At 414 Ave. A. West, or 907 Bawy. NEW modetn ft vate entrance. ‘Fel, 60! unfurnish furpished. end kitchenette apart. ene Lay privileges. ows 88 Oth Bt. ol and gas for cooking. Garage. 215 it house- apartment, Coed heat, pri- 5 for rent, fur or ed. Lights, water and gas 219 3nd &t. 1 Chevrolet 6 Coach Chevrolet 6 Coach Plymouth Touring Ford A Truck with box Ford T Tudor We Trade and Give HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY te. » Water Avg. C West. AP. . one room and kitchenette. Call at 518 6th St. ‘Tel. 1411-J. ROOM tor light housekeeping tor Tent. Ground floor, 411 Fifth &t. Phone 273. People’s Forum (Bditor's Note)—The A tye 4 with eontro- ters ial religious subjecta, which ck individi a ig ul er ri ite qi mi a bie, ond ANOTHER VIEW ON LIQUOR Steele, No, Dak. 12-14-36, Editor, Tribune: ton of Wilton, North Dekota, causéd to be printed in your paper.an article entitled “A Protest.” The first para- @taph of this article was then proph- ag 8 z ¥ 3 E very serious offense but no one seemed tocare in those good-old-days; eee Genesis Chapter 10— verses 31+ 33-83-84 and 35.” You will note there- that lquor quite HARD — at least eo Hard that it would create disturbance — was then indulged and this man too, was a man af God's own heart. Now bear in mind we ere tempting to justify the sale or hard Uquor. We that the ordinary g & s., 5 fE § H i sgF.. r 3 eee* BY 2s 5 AH is a Ee s HH i iol ii &. SE if i cH | 3 7 Ei He dear a 812 Ave. 3. TWO ROOM basement bpartment. $i Sth St. 1 aren by bee oe ty. Some time ago, one Hugh Reding-| TWO ’ : + E i Hit 2ysR rae ine? Re 3 S Hi i Female Help Wanted wi lor Northern Grill, Billings, Montana. Must be neat and clean. Age, 20-30. $9.00 per week. 6 days. Very good ips. Dawson, N. Dak. TO BUY: Small sim portable eaw | raill. Dek. Household Goods for Sale 100 GOOD chairs; 13 tables, large and small; kitchen utensils of ell kinds; Walk-in cooler, 5 | BLANKETS, bed spreads, = sold on easy payments. for salesman to call, HOME Ask fos Mr. $17. Call at rear door, Basement apts. sale. Cheap, Call at 211 Ave. A. BABY’S high chair and 816 Mandan 8t. SS ————E Instruction : tt Spartment. Gas, WANTED AT ONCE: Experienced R lights, heat included. $30 per mo. Indy cook. State experience in first Irvin Cafe, Kenmare, N. 19 Is Your Greatest HEALTH ™ Yebr Gr Here is relief fer aches, pains, heuma- wer tried iat Sead adits ee i reatmn this ad. Write fer lie JOHN F. CLASS VAPO PATH Bismarek, N. D. 206 Main Ave. Phone 606 Pleane call fer appointments wants Phone 1980. | WILD THE PARTY that feud puree on pavement in front of Piggly Wiggly store, Saturday night about zt 23 Philco Radio. Box 444, Bi For Sale or Trade SELL or trade four room house, 18x28—9 miles east of Burnstad, N D. Write Herold Lang, R. No. 3, Wilton, N. Dak. BLACK GELDING, 5 years old. Une broken. Or will trade for older horse. Joe Ston, R. No. 3, Man- dan. Write W. E. Lohman, Qs Jund coal. Load lots, $2.50 per ton. Also wood, sand and gravel. Ralph Small. Phone 802-LM. ECKLUND, BACKMAN and Asplund coal for sale. General trucking Junior Neff. done, Reasonable. ‘Tel. 1748rJ. 710 7th. Watch Repairing $1.25 cleans your watch. Guaranteed. Otto Weist, 415 Bdwy., Bismarck. popular to do so and is not . Redington, if traftic in liquor =. Tribune Telephone 2-200 HT But for responsible persons looking for a con- venient way to pey them on time and without pea- alty, here's « suggestion: borrow what. you need from the Bank and pay it beck in twelve monthly io- gallments. We'll be glad eo calk ic over with you First National Bank fen Beak tee Cooperation yy 5 bi. ef SUE DIGBY—Night and day instepo> Call 1619, College Bldg. Se Houses for Sale DESIRABLE bungalow, gas heat, well located, near school, attractive yard, attached garage. Immediate pos. FIVE ROOM stucco house, all mod> ern. Almost new. Attached garage. Owner moved away, wants to geil. Phone 1342, . Hardwood floors, tae quire at 724 3ist Bt. Phone 1946. Write Tribune Ad. 18443. TWO room, partly furnished of Ws- lurnished house. Ness ___| IVE" ROOM house, completely fur nished. Gas or coal heat. 946. T.- M. Casey & Son. MODERN BUNGALOW, 3 310 Ave. toom house, 71¢ = St. Phone 905. MODERN 6 ROOM well furnished house. Attractive offer. Phene 1250-R. EMALL HOUSE on 20th Bt. 68.00 per month. Inquire at 624 3ist St. SIX ROOM house for rent. Garage, 212 13th &t. = Rooms fer Rent SLEEPING room, ext to bath. Al- Phone 263. 813 WARM, clean room. Suitable for oné te two. Always hot water. 208 Std. Opposite Federal bldg. Ni CELY furnished rook, aban j bowl, hot and cold water. On line. 610 7th. Phone 26. ‘ . ROOM next to bath. 616 per month. Une. Gentlemen preferred. CBLY . Close in. Call after S p.m. 419 ; - Buitable for one or two. py t —_————— ee