The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1937, Page 7

~ BUYING FORGES BD UP SELECTED OILS AND OTHER STOCKS Main Trend Appears Upward Despite Some Late Selling in Various Issues New York, Feb. 1.~()—Buying forces bid up selected oils, coppers, rubbers, implements and specialties in Monday’s stock market, but gave many of the recent leaders ®@ wide berth. Switching from one nu) another was the order of the, ses sion, While there was some late selling, the main trend appeared to be upward. Transfers were around 2,400,000 shares, Steels were given a breathing spell after their sprint of the past month. There were sufficient offerings of General Motors shares to keep them moderately on the downside. Chrys- i was ahead the greater part of the Aa Bonds improved. Commodities were uneven. 8O. ST. PAUL South St. Paul, Feb, 1—(#)—Cattle, 3,300, slaughter steers and she stock opening strong to slightly higher; good fed steers 9.50-10.50; medium grades down to 7.25; medium fed heif- ers 6.25-8.00; few beef cows 5.00-6.50; low cutters and cutters mostly 3.75- 4.50; bulls about steady; most bids 5.75 down; stockers and feeders quot- ed about steady. Calves, 1,500, vealers weak to 50 cents lower;. bulk good and choice 9.00-10.50; few selects 11.00. Hogs 4,000, market steady to 10 cents higher; good and choice 200-325 Ibs. 9.65-9.85; top 9.85; 160-200 lbs. 9.40-9.65; 140-160 lbs. 8.90-9.40 or more; 120-140 Ibs. 8.25-9.00; good sows 9.35 to mostly 9.40; bidding lower on pigs around 100 lbs, down; average) cost Saturday 9.54; weight. 207 Ibs., for the week 966, weight 200 lbs., for the month 9.91, and 204 Ibs. Sheep 4,500, bulk of run slaughter lambs; nothing done early; buyers talking weak to lower-on fat lambs at last week’s close 9.75-10.00; best ewes 5.25 down. Dairy cows, very slow, about steady; good springer cows quoted 60.00-70.00 and above; plain and medium cows around 40.00-55.00. ‘AGO Chicago, Feb. 1. -Ue—(U, 8, D, A.) —Hogs 14,000, including 4,600 direct: generally around 25 higher; spots 50 higher than Friday's average; top 10.28; bulk good and choice 170-25 1D. 00-20; medium slaughter pigs 1y 7.25-8.00; bulk good sows 9.25- cattle 9,500; calves 1,500; meager supply strictly good and choice steers and yearlings strong to 25. higher on shipper account; other grades pre- receipts i dominating, largely strong; small but ‘sizable supply fat cattle held from late week; largely Pier rung: well finished lake years lings’ scarce; ga0d.and choice year- ling helfers 26 higher; mostly 10,00; all. other heifers and cows steady to. strong; shippers and order buyers going slow; resisting higher asking prices, except on longfed cat- tle; bulls 10-15 higher and veal steady; cutter grade cows 4.00. weighty sausage bulla up to vealers 10.00-11.00, Sheep 12,000 including 5,000 direct; fat lambs ‘opening very slow; indi- cations’ around steady; lower bids generally refwsed on ‘early round; talking about steady on slaughter sheep; good to choice native and ted western lambs bid 10,00, now asking 10.25-35 and above; scattered natives 5.60-75; western ewes as yet unsold. me Cit: fey Feb t=, 8. oux City, tay Be A.)—Cattle 3,000; calves O00; mine steers and yearlings steady to strong; fat she stock little chang- ed; cows fairly active; stockers an feedera uneven. Scattered sales. load lots up to 10.50; quality rather plain; short feds mostly 8,00-9.75; load lots good heifers held above 8.00; mont beef cows 4.50-6.00; few up to cutter grades mainly 3,75-4.25; ticahy stock steeers held around 8.00; common and medium lots 6.25 owt Current stocker and feed cattle quotations: Steers 550-800 Ibs., and choice 6.25-8.25; common medium 4,00-6.25; 800-1050 Ibs., good and choice 6. .25; common and medium heifers, good and choice 5.2 0; common and med- ium 4,00-5.25; cows, 00; common and medium 3.50-4.00; (steers), good and choice medium 4.50-6.25. Hogs 4,500; weights 170 Ibs. mostly strong to lic day; lighter weights rs u higher than Fri- 15-25c up; good and’ cholce 190-280 Ib, butchers 9.60- 13: heavier butehers held higher: 160, eer sointer pigs 100+ ghts 8,50-' pigs ei Ber" iobeias tb. feeder plas. 1-00-71 sows, mostly 9.50; few 9.65; stags 9.25 down, Sheep 4, 000, including 665 through; no early, ‘fat'lamb bids; undertone jowers est offerings held around (A ey { Miscellaneous | ~—_. od FOREIGN =sCeeEe jermany. free 40. 1 Germany, 18; Norway Sweden pe 25% Montreal in ‘ork 99.98 7- MONEY RATES York, | Feb. LAR ce steady; 1 per cent commercial per New close. First Bank Stock 16. Northwest Banco.13%. jOSTON WOOL Boston, Feo. 1.—(P)—(U, —Very. lit E eenivea on Boston Monday. Buyers appeared to be fairly well covered and were not interested In the lots With prices ghey and abroad on the Aus- suitable for topmakers, Umothy 00 ewt.: clov 9.00- | Hy New York Stocks LATE REACTIONS IN rrain Ou CHICAGO WEEATPIT ia Oto ae: Questioned in $300,000 Theft There Are Savings for You Closing Prices Feb. 1 BISMARCK GAIN i oo see ee In These WANT ADS las Jun = 14% |L1 MB (4a) 113% 2 = ACh Dye 249 | Loew's 74% SEND PRICES DOWN a : ae northern, 58 lbs, ....$1.34 Allis-ch 77 | portend P) 23% No. 3 dark northern, 86 {be Am Can 100 |Mer Pela’ suit ——_—_ No. 3 dark northern’ 68 Ibe ‘ Male Help Wanted Rooms for Rent Automobiles for Sale Am Cry 32 |McK & R 13%| World Statistics on Grain Sup-| No. 4 dark northern, 5¢ Ibs. WANTED: Reliable man for .farm|ONE light housekeeping room as Naw ee Am H& LD 7x |McK & R Pf 48 No. 4 dark northern, 53 Ibs. work, Experienced with stock. Write| kitchenette, Upstairs. Outside en- aye Am Inter 15% | Miami 2 plies Generally Interpret- [No.5 dark northern, 82 Ibs. Mrs, Mary Ives, Menoken, N. D. trance. Modern home, 320 2nd.) a These Low Prices Am si ° fo. rk northern, 51 Ibs. es 9 Rental, $20. jo Payments. No Finance ae Saaeel “a baie phot.) ed as Bearish No, 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs, ..., 1.23 Female Help Wanted COMFORTABLE room in quiet mod-| Interest in January, Fobru- Am Pow Lt 13%/Minn Mol 14 Sample grain: ADDRESS envelopes at home, spare-| ern home. Suitable ary and March, tS for two. Hot Am Rad 29,%|Mont Ward 58%! Chicago, Feb, 1.—(P}—Late reac-|€0 Ibs., 1.20; 48 Ibe, 1.17; 47 Ihs., 1.14; time; substantial weekly pey. Ex-| water always. Hot water heat. 522/1931 Essex Coach Am Rol Mill 345, | Mur 19% | tlons in Chicago wheat prices Mon-|46 Ibs, 111; 48 Ibs, 108; 44 Ibs. 1.08: perience unnecessary. Dignified| _ Second. "__|1881 Plymouth Sedan’; e177 Am S Ret 93%|Nesh Relv 23% | day more than wiped out earlier) fi as ee he ea ork, Stamp brings detalls. Vogue /TARGE “ight housekeeping —Toom.|1988 Plymouth Coupe " sah Am Sup net Gr |Ne! © Reg 30k tay wheat underwent the most |IO6> 2. ae ae Steen Close in. Sultable for two, On bus|1932 Plymouth Sedan 87 AM T'& 7 19q (Nat Dy Prod 23%| setback, and in some cases dropped Ne : Lal biaber durum 1a Saleamen Wanted ee 121° West Thayer. Phone Fe Fontias Coach. am 5 lurum 16 yous Am Tob B 99% | Nat Distill 28 | to almost » cent under Saturdays! nq, SELL new line UNION LABEL 1933 r 8 Am Wivvks oo" (Nat Pr & Lt 12%] finish, World statistics were generally|No 1 Tee ue er PRINTING, Advertising Pencils EARGE sleeping room in WGdEr| 1954 ford Sedan --- Fri Am Wooi Br ray| Nit Stes! 9034| nterpreted as bearish, with wheat oO |¥o, 2 flax if Varnished Book Matches, Process| Pome. Near bus line and Capltol./ios¢ Studebaker, 7 Anaconda 54x {Net Tet,, 214] ocean passage totaling more than . {| Embossed Stationery, Salesbooks, We eee Ie 1994 Chrysler Coach 337 Am ll. . @ year ago. of f urant Supplies. Lowest prices. 1935 Chevrolet Sedan HH ia t 41% | double the quantity a year With the recovery of $300,000 | Restaurant Suppli FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM.| a As DryG 21 INo Avia 15%] At the close, wheat was varying in gems at the New York post | Commissions advanced. Free sam-| Suitable for one or two. Close in./ 1935 Airflow Sedan... Pd ATSF 72% [Ne inet 30%] from the same as Saturday’s finish office after thi ey had been stolen ples, CONSUMERS PRESS, NF-62| 218 Ist St. Phone 262-R, 1935 Ford DeLuxe Sedan. az Atl Ret 344, |NO Pacific 28 | to % lower, May 127%-%, July 111- from the Washington home of | Ww. Washington, Chicago. LARGE room. Suitable for two. Gas|1035 Ford Tudor Sedan a7 rer (/Ohio Oi 19%] 111%, corn %-1% down, May 105%- Mrs. Frederick Bugher, police heat. Close to bath. Phone 1261-J., 1935 Chrysler Sedan “7 But fare ge/ QUE TI™ 4, , Say 10, cate oft, nd De-| chlogy Se ee Work Wanted 46s _wasingon St 1688 abot aed cece a Balt & Ohio 22% | bec Gee El 42°| Visions unchanged to 10 cents de- Wheat— open butler, It was reported the gems |#IGH SCHOOL girl wants place to| LARGE front room for two. Near 1936 Lafayette Sedan iad Barnsdall 34% | Packard 11% | “Une May”... 4 12 i re re been ‘mailed to @ secant | Work for board and room. Room} bath. Always hot water. 922 6th| 1986 Chrysler Sedan . Bendix 27%| Param Pict 28% wien crry wHe % 1 ti 14) | girl, but were recovered before | for rent. Phone 1009-W. St. Phone 942-J. 1936 Plymouth Touring Sedan .. in aan a 2% Ee Utah “ FUrOnb Paicus Soo Sa they had been claimed. poured Raa Tee pion oee monn pee connected with bath. These cere peices low, as we need Feb. ti % '. le , be Sordbn Penrose dry ton” [decrease Ta vinibte suppiten stimutat: 03" 1.03 Phone 15224 Ue |e meaner iri eries 2 | Penn RR” t1y | Sethe, hone futures market briefly 00. 1.00 sa: utes BaNSe All these cars winterized, including ae Mig 55 ae RR 41% Monday as rervous holders took ad- ‘91% 91% ROOSEVELT R EXPERIENCED girl wants housework |TWO NICE warm Tooms.|hot water heater, non-freese solu- Budd Whi 10% | Phe Dodue 64% a Ea ie ae a” 8 by hour or day. Phone 1980, Near capitol and bus Une, 31 Bin Hon, Winer grease, winter ol, goed But Oop rae) ey Phillis Pet ne for tome time, Fr mevolope cena. trade ‘50% $O% 40% > by : ——— aaa ae = batteries and good tires, C | Pills Fl 30: 3 44% 44% 43% - 43% reonal MFO! room in modern) — Corwin-Churehill Motors, Ine, ey aS! Proe & oan ae Be 338 Soe a4 MN 40% 0% FREET WT excess acid” Gaus. Voi home on bus line, 906 7th Bt. Phone] 22 natn pelea Caterpil 99 we N J 51% : w A , Gas - g ee eee D Pasco 69 c lower at 9 and July 1%e 5 = loor, 422 . . 5 Purity Bak 21; ower at §2.13%. + 1.11% 1.11% 1.00% 1.00% vice Drug Store, Bismarck and Cen-| R00) 5 -| Sedan $175, 1933 Plymouth Coupe he ve Radio 11% | ant Bey ponte clued se omer arsine 1.01% 101% 99% 99% tral Drug Co., Mandan. ‘tole Bs ae Phone Tae, a $825, 1935 Ford Truck $495, 1935 Chiat wy 2%|RXO 8% | closed Kc lower at $1.06%, July %e Sl ol BOK OK 5. eiennasanen PERFECTION DRY CLEANERS—|areePING ROOM for one or two, Chevrolet Truck $495. We also have Rem Rand 26% | lower at 95%c and September %c low- Collection of Old Masters Valued} radies’ ’ some real prices on a 1936 Ford Chi Gt W Pf 15 er at 87%c, May feed 85 85 RAG BAK les’ dresses, Men’s suits and tle,| people, 924 4th St. Pi OMstP 2 |R0 Motor 6% | Se. Hower at Tee ane Mey malting at From 19 to 50 Mil dry cleaned and pressed, $1.00, Call s z Coach with radio, a 1935 Ford OMStPPPr54| Rey Soo B Seh| There wees aly a mbasrat | Mi 136s Hos lion D ")—fonand deliver. Phone V1 Wanted to Bu: Pontlss "Cone. 2 1668. Biyeioate CORI&P 4 mere was oderate run o ion Dollars MATTRESSES . an My ch & Gist ee Schen Distill 44 | improved. Darin and winter wheat Paha MATTRESSES renovated and rebullt.| WANTED: Used, Littie Giant fiiy| Sedan ® 1985 Plymouth Coach and Col-Palm 19%! 5 % | of [better types moved more readily. ‘Washington, Feb. 1 President| Either regular or spring filled. 419) pound trip hammer, Must be in BOY, OLDER. r Sales. CoGEL inglecmer 88, [steady demand” ‘Rye twas tn fair to 1630 | powserelt asked congiese ino cnet | Su 8t__Phone 1126. yood. condition and reasonably |FOR SALE: New International 0-4 Com Solv 19% |Shell'Un 38% | Sood for anvthing of melting quality, xs: 1670 | message Monday to provide govern-| Watch Repairin Priced. Hasiien Garage end) Ma-| OT Sugr, Wile Tabu Me, Com & Sou #'4}simmons 4. | Fiss wes'in quiet demand. sea NNEAPOLIS RANGE ment acceptance of the “magnificent” ) f aching /ehop, Lovell, Wyoming: ee Con Edis 46%1Socony Vac 18% i. Produce Marketa | art collection of Andrew W. Mellon, |CALL AFTER SIX. Watch cleaning.|WANTED: John Deere or 10-20 In- : Con O11 17%! Sou Cal Ed 30 Produce Markets | et gh Lay Correspondence between the prest-| Special price. Dine Jewler, 316| ternational tractor. Anyone having) tt Cont Can 63 | So Pac “e% a i. may es 1 % Lae dent and the former Republican| Mandan St. P.O. Box 188. one for sale, write, PAUL KOHL- __ Houses for Sale a Mot 32%|80 Ry 29% ae 28% ie 138% ie eeseny, laird on aeetionss ctl Farm for MAN, Wabek, North Dakota. MODERN six room home. Beautiful t Oll Del 6% | 80 Ry Pr 81%) chi Tr on ae 4 Bariz = seeee cosas collection accompanies rms Sale, WANTED: Large mirror, 3x4 feet or| residential district, Location ine eS ary agp |B ins ee URE See er ve 128 [PERE corepndene, made pCR Mtoe ea nace Genl| AE: Mate, HO"), Motte a i Cub Am Sug 11%|8t4 G & EL 12% o onan Ls Msi: extras GD) | “0% 70% 71% ne ensly in January, Mellon made no} timber, easly itiented, ‘Write Fred | seeee—reeseses=seecemrees | feady sale. For appointinent, phone 2 iF estimat ind A urn, N. D. € ete TE ait latd ON ind 48. | irate 6-45). 31-144: stanaaray’ (a0 | MA 1.06% 100% 1044 1.96% |tlon, Others have placed ite value at ————— Room Mate Wanted eee Dia Match 38% |St Ol NJ 70% | Trt atenay Saris firsts tose "224, a eee ren Office Equipment RESPECTABLE gir] wants roommate. Houses for Rent : Dome Mines 50% |Sione X'Web 30° | fir eareingtemtensactite 210 AEE ABE BE AB3p au to construct a s8 000000 bulsing gop SEMEN Geta Also portable Remingion tpewrit [S-ROOM modern, furalshed_ OF Wc Tr i O -] a as Doug Aire 70% /Srne Ss Web 90 | Mictliry, five 18. tracks, steady: Mh MK AB% 49% [EM Washington to house the collece| YOU, will find the Markwell Paper for sale. Phone 201M S| furnished bungalow, Heat and Du Pont. 1714 hens over 5 lb. 17, 5 ib and less 17 Fastener the neatest stapler you| RESPECTABLE young | man wants % | Swift.éc Co 26 5 i tion and to establish an endowment water furnished. Immediate pos- East Kodak 170 | SWift.é Co 26% | Leghorn hens 12; colored springs 18, for the proposed “National Gallery of| Dave ever used. Staples sheets | room mate. Cail at 222 2nd St. UP-/ session. Near agit ena price El Auto Lite 42% |7e% oor, Sn ra Ra SG aM eR ay Art.” ty Of! gether temporarily or permanent-| stairs. ‘Adults. only. Write ‘Tribune Ad. El Boat 13% | qy p a &O 16. | RoCk,22; Leghorn chickens 18; roost- 1 DULUTH RANGE The income would go for salaries| 1. Order them from The Bismarchs | esses! 19058, EPw Lt 22 (Tiny Nol Be 18H | hens it Goose ton (6 old 1880s | Durum” Sen aah ain” clos) esior and otter employes and _TAUN® CO Household Goods for Sale _ | ioDERN” pingalow wih tires Bele aia turkeys 13; ducks 4% Ib, up white and poss! jure art acquisitions. | BLANKETS, bedspreads, rugs, con-| rooms, attached , office Gen Elec 63% |qvens-Am 16% re small white and colored 140% 141 1.40% 140% | Mellon sald the collection was rep- SUMMONS. foleum, tapestry, scarfs, tablecloths,| or store space, ai hain Ave. Por Gen’ Foods a unas Treet'- 0% ai Foose 34; capons 7 Ib. up 21, less |e) Seesniatiye, of most of the great mas- sas of North Dakota, County of] etc, Sold on easy payments, Phone| Sale: Portable typewriter, $18. phbsts a Gen airs, esx, Tien Car 107 REWER afl Beate ETI adits tuneesetieitertee Court, wourth audioia)|) 2118, for. salesman’ to call Home| Phine 05. cena wi a ‘st eNO Lore Pet, 1 ive pout board of nine trustees, to be provided, | Kenneth Lewis, Wace ee ie ie Eggle efocated, Can 0 \c] a rc or le) ject 7. if Goodrich In. Corp is; ey eee tocnd anivcd wath or vaimntiee Bik feoy pacar Epentte PIANO for anyone. Rebuilt pianos,; leased at an advantage. Phone Goodyear 58% United Brug 14x | Horks enauoted Towle, Clore fr of quallty.”) peigne cibes, Sarah H, Gibbs, |” guaranteed, ‘Terms, One slightly! 1705-M betore 12, noon, o€ after € 1 United Frult 88 | keys teas; auch Wate, a i elle 2 Gibbs, George D. Gl used new style small upright. W.) p.m. GNI 19%) On Gas Imp 18% | “Baste Croamery,| MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN. | A, Brown Wins Eighth | ley. Sorieigh county, =, sorpor E, Lohmen, Box 444, Bismarck, N.|}ODERN seven room house, Thret y pid . | U8 Ind. Al 39%] hisher than ra, 4; extra (92 | receints Ae 80 eas fared to 143 M tion, C. G. Derby as County Dak. bedrooms and alcove. Nicely lo- G Wes Bug He 1UB Pipe 68% | care), 235. firate, scores). 32- [receipts Monday P oney at Ji Jamestown | tor of Burleigh county No, st Greyhound} ot |e. R&iIm 11% uy : aecunas cores) Re 30%- Mofo wheat ana and all other persons unistow GHEAP if taken at once, rugs, oyer-| cated for school and capitol. Call ec Be centralized oo seore) 32 cash and coarse claiming any estate or intere: stuffed Uving room set, dining set,{ 117-M. H US Rubber 55% 336, juotations today follow: Adam Brown of “of Bismarck placed] or lien or tncumbrance upon he 4 dressers, loud-H B 28% us Smelt R. 86% * Cash Wheat eighth in the singles event of the| Property described in the com- rapes, gas range, beds, | LOVELY furnished six room bunga= Hudson Mot. 21% Us Steel 95% Delivered — To Arrive! Jamestown bowling tournament which| »!#!"t. Sr Tas poe 1349-W. .| low. Must sacrifice. Leaving town. Hupp Mot (2% US Steel Pt 149% | ards 1.46% 1.55% closed Sunday night, it was learned) THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOT TA |PIANO, mattress, smoking “stand,! _ $35.00. Adults preferred. 1004 Ave. ©. Tl Cent 23%! Vanadium 30% //ums Fd Bic here Monday. Brown’s score was 586, TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-| high chair, radio. Good condition.|FIVE ROOM modern home. Gas Ind Rayon 37% average ch FENDANT, GREETING: Priced reasonable for quick sale. z War Pict 15% iy retrige . 145% 154% A. Swenson of Austin, Minn, wom! You and each of you are herby sum- a heated. Near school and Capitol. int BusMch 182 | West Un 78% | onds 17%4- first with a count of 632, moned and required to answer the| Phone 1206, Adults only, Inquire at 1011% 9th. complaint in the above entitled ac-| NEW, yellow and green enamel Ma-|FURNISHED house or Int Harv 105% | Westing Air 82% Int Nick Can 68% | Westing El 159% IT & Tel 12% White Mot 27% Johns-Man 145% | Wilson & Co 10% Kennecott 59%! Woolworth 61% Krog Groc 23%] Wrigley Jr 72% MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR ain eee ols. Feb. 1.—()—Flour: Unchanged, Carload lots, per bbl, in ck, am! ate! S120-440. Shipments 21,593.) are Bran 3900% 53.50. Standard middlings 33.00-33.50. 20: 95. Wheat, corn, oats and flax not quoted, STORIES IN STAMPS By LS. Klein 4 A FAST and reckless life marked the early years of ‘Count Leo Nikolaieviteh Tolstoy, born in the Russian nobility in 1628, married in wealth, and living in plenty. But he had seen life in the army and had realized that all his wealth and fame got him no- where. His “War and Peace” and “Anna Karenina” were being ac- claimed throughout the world. Then he renounced the Ortho- dox church and drew up a religion of his own, one which would seek peace and aid the downtrodden. Quickly his fortunes dwindled, while his wife tried to retain some comfort for him and their 14 childreri. Gradually he drew apart from her, despite her devotion and 144% 153% 1.43% 152% 142% 151% BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES Chicago, Feb, een! ira Le C Buiter wuturess Ye Two Mandan trundiers also placed among the money winners, Wirtz fin- ishing ninth and Olson of Mandan tying with two others for tenth place. The Kato Beer team of Mandan tion, a copy of which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the above named Court, and to serve a copy of POHIT RRA WAT SUP OE, the subscriber at is office in the y of Bismarck, North Dakota, witht i "thirty days af- Panes 141% 1.50% ...06 +++] wound up in seventh place in the| ter the service of this summons upon a6 mx 140% 140% a eiiodMcn atte yo en's 30% 30% - r or answer the plaintiff will ed) Transient Faces Two | ht ieee scitt aimiste he Fresh ueegr a Birt, a He 137% 144% Charges of Bastardy compleliAitorney for Plaintiff, SHR Sais » 1.85% 1.42% Suite No. 5, Weinberger Bldg., CHICAGO POTATOES 1.33% 1.40% ted neattat Merman Mellen teans|| Pate at Dimarcer N. D- ins ist (0, Chicago, Feb. 1.—(m 8, D. A.) 134, on track 318, total U. te Saturday 678 Sunday 61; Eat m undertone supplies Path: lontana Winter Whest rly tradi 14% protein e. ery few 8: 1DH Wor receivers not openin, 1H W... 1.39% 1.41% 1.27% 1.39% per cwt. Idaho 13% protein Coie a5, Red loch U's, OW lorado icClures 10, .10-20; Wisconsin round white U. 8. ios ae Rab pepo ieb hI Eno ew stock, steady. Sup- | "py Bw 4 3; practically no early |! or 5 trading account cold weather; track| 1H W... 1.35% 1.37% 1.33% 1.35% sales less on carlots, Texas Bliss Grade of— No, 1, Ibs. sacks “TAO CR nels 1H Ww. ate See Betas 1.33% s finnesot 4 South Dakots Wheat Saher 2 Ts-36 5 | simnescte am obo war 1.30% 132% 128% 1.30% DULUTH Duthie {Aircast closing a aE Mig 120% 191% 120% 120% Rorthern spring, 60, Ibs, 1aey bbs. a 1.26% 1.20% 1.24% 127% No. 1 dai 1.45%4- | 4 amber ha D 0. 3, 56 ibs, 1.48%-| GO Ibs, .. 1.42% 1.60% 1.40% 1.56% eth Beto aoe No. 6, 52 Ibs. 1.37%-1.44%; 51 1b8.|9 amber hd BE de) 1.35% -1.42%; 50 Ibs, 1.33%-1.40%. No. Ibs. 139% 1.52% 1 northern 1.39%-1.44%%. No. 1 dark 3 amber hd. aonee hard winter Montana 1.35%-1.41%. No, J 1 hard, amber durum, 60) 1bs.,1.42- 3 inane 1.37% 147% soos asoee t3s13 7 1147: 56], 56 Ibs... 135% 143% 4 57 Ibs. page 4, 3; Jos... 1.38% 138% bs... 1.31% 1.36% Ibs. ,. 1.28% 1.34% «> 1.26% 1.32% . 1.26% 1.28% 141% aa 1.25% + 12045 —E—EE——EE—EESS-\ i Today’s Recipe | —————— Apricot Custard Cake This recipe makes from 6 to 8 servings. Cake batter; 2 cups flour, 2 tea- spoons baking powder, % cup milk, 1 egg yolk, % cup sugar, 1% table- spoon butter. For fruit custard: 1 can apricots (No. 2), using all spri- cote and % cup syrup, 4 egg yolks, 1 raga 1 cup sour cream. Oream butter, add sugar, then cream, until fluffy. Beat egg yolk well, and stir into butter mixture. Sift flour and baking powder to- gether, adding alternately with milk. Beat. Pour into greased ring mold with spring sides, ined with but- tered wax paper. Bake in moderate j oven (350 degrees F.) about 40 min- 1.13 111 Pieteteteterotod BEBE BRE SESESELE f: + LOT 1.16% 1.06% ais 225 216 WHITE HOUSE LEAKS Washington, Feb. 1—(7)—Congress learned Monday the White House roof leaks! Officials seeking $193,000 for maintenance and repairs of the executive mansion discl needed to patch holes in the roof. , Average rainfall for the entire)” globe is about 60 inches a year. FLAPPER FANNY “4: By Syivia BY NEA SEAVICE, INC, T. Mt, REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF.. “So what it you have trucking lessons.” " sient, who was lodged in the Burleigh county jail Monday awaiting inary hearing before City Magistrate E. 8, Allen. The first warrant for Miller's arrest was issued last Oct. 17 and the second on Jan. 19. Saturday he was arrested by Sheriff Fred An- strom after being located here by C. A. Miller, head of the state bureau of criminal identification. Unaware that he was being hunted by the police, 1 DHW or Miller had returned to Bismarck af- ter working for a few days at Willis- ton and was headquartering at the transient camp here, prelim- losed $400 was day of December, 1936. To the Defendants above named: You and each of you will please take notice that the summons and complaint herein have been filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Burleigh County, North Da- kota, and that this action is brought for the purpose of quieting title In the plaintiff and excluding the de- fendants from any right, title and in- terest in and to the following describ- ed premises to wit: Lots Three (3) and Four (4) in Block Twenty-five (25) of the Flannery & Wetherby Ad- dition to the City of Bismarck, North Dakota and no personal claim is made against may of non defendants. ort Attorney for’ Plaintiff, Bismarck, North Dakota. 2-1-8-15-22 3-8. NOTICE The 28th annual meeting of the North Dakota Anti-Tuberculosis As- pociatien will be held in the Ameri- cal ion Auxiliary room of the World 1 Swar arora) Building: in Bismarck at 1:00 P, M. Tuesda; ‘eb- ruary 2, 1 * Charlotte M. Taylor, Secretary. | __~ 1-26-28-30 2-1. a ficach gcrornl Our cook is giving me festic kitchen range. Price $60. 507 14th St. A GOOD used piano. Write Chas. L. eS piano tuner, 422 4th. Phone e—_—_—_——X—__=_=___ Apartments for Rent NICELY FURNISHED basement partment. Always comfortable. Al- ways hot water. Private entrance. Also sleeping room. 307 10th St. Opposite St. Alexius Nurses’ Home. FURNISHED basement apartment near Capitol. Livingroom, kitchen- ette, private bath. Garage if de- sired, Call at 1029 4th Street after 5:00 p. m. FURNISHED apartment, large living- room and kitchenette, Murphy bed. Prigidaire:“ Adults only. Everts Apartments, 314 3rd St. sparunent, 518 W. Thayer. Phone $15, SMALL, cozy house. Close in, Inquire 113 First Street North, SS ES Coal and Trucking ECKLUND, BACKMAN and fund coal for sale. General emf done. Reasonable. Junior Tel, 1748-J. 710 7th, \BCKLUND, BACKMAN and Asplund eral trucking. Howard Phone 1622-J. ECKLUND and Backman or Sale. Delivered. General Hauling. Tel. 2332-W. 401 13th St. Chas. _Pauley, REELUND eek Ecklund or Backman Gey 2 Phone FIRST FLOOR of modern house.| ot moni Completely furnished: Use of elec- Bob Morris, WILTON COAL, $2.40 per ton, Phone a deel . Per month.| "'s¢3-Mm, Boehm Bros, Delivered, ———— ee THREE front room bungalow apart- ment. Heat, water, lights, gas fur- Hay for Sale nished. 414 Hannafin. Phone|BALED HAY. Midland, 2191-J. Mixed hay, Sweet clover hay and NEWLY DBOORATED two large| bright clean durum straw. F. A. rooms, nicely furnished. Prigidaire.| Cousins, New Rockford, N. Dek. Strictly modern. 318 11th St. Reser | qe Tribune Rates Are LOW All classified ads of less than 15 words are figured on 15- epartm cluding lights, water, heat and Kel- vinator. Close to Capitol. 930 4th. NEWLY CONSTRUCTED 5 room apartment. Heat and water fur- nished. Ready Feb. 1st. Phone 107. 624 7th St. Inquire 616 7th Bt. THREE room strictly modern apart- ment, all furnished. Ground floor. 406 Sth St. Telephone 850. FURNISHED apartment. Lights, wa- ter and gas included. 219 2nd. For j-_sale two oil stoves. ONE ROOM apartment, upstairs. Everything furnished. $16. 406.5th 8t. Phone 1093-W. room apar' FU two ‘tment. Bilable for two, 607 5th St. Phone -R. ONE ROOM and kitchenette on first floor, $28. Everts Apts. 314 3rd St MODERN apartment. Call at 717 or phone 2180, oon? pant ae be mesotren 8 by 38 oe fer sertion came ‘ter. coal for sale, Prompt service. Gen- . Arnold.