The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1937, Page 7

4 STOXPROESIDGE [Nn UPWARD FOR GAINS E 9 3 WW WAKE OF STERLS SBS> Numerous. Other lesues Gather Strength to Move Forward Three or More Points ) — Stocks New Yotf, Apr. 18. — in "3 market HI McKes &R 16% Miami 19% Mia. 33% noe of aPEeUEE den 2 ERDRGREEREEEEREDBE 2 i i BERERE : aipte & 6s generally y king sows 16. average; ih ise = 38 ice: top comparable a Tbe Es 5-8 ing sowen Toad 10,06; 53, pack- at weights: FA plats le a aalne ety si iit aoe ee ofterine i] wheres ew | ward but ‘not t mach ‘mbove 1 er crop. Petre ome mally, shortfeds selling slowly at 12.00 down to 8.50; common and medium grades steady to weak abatane kinds showing most slowness; shinper! demand narrow and local out- too good; fed heifer and ote Be ay it lower: Ohio -fed 1 ge 11.75; weighty wese bull shee} £1000, Bone direct; slaughter classes, mos oatly medium to chol cal packers 13.35-66; top is46 on. sev- eral toads choice 1b., woolskins; 1 load choice atskin 11.95; wooled shorn offerings 5.00 up AU. 8, D. 3 beet steers ‘mostly un- around steady; 4 earl 8 11.00; and uated well i cop choice 190- he A sarensns ttle done on heavier offs eavier Copel? igs its and medium .00-7.505 scarce, sali largely 6.25 ‘gow! HA feeders absent,” it 3 1 Mele ret 33, Mixed Seren Be below hard pee rs. riae asso. tg 3. Bree ie, 3 tonite ny 7 Malting $0-1.10; rate 53%.” Soy bi 434; ley feed 00-27 mop ‘Timoth; “cwt. Clover seed 28. aL Cae 2 E ‘ sa pee Fey? re wins re hg te ber Pia wheat ier 8, northern 1.41%: northern 1. sm: No. 3 northern ie ate No. 3 2 white §9%; No..2 white Rovanys MENT Apr. 8: Treasury 4%'s 114. Treasury 4's 100.8, CHICAGO s' Associated McGraw 51. Midwest Corp 11%. STORIES IN STAMPS BY |, S. KLEIN a rf ig ocks | WHEAT PRIGES ARE IMPROVED: AS CDP LOS 1S REPORTED Dust Storms Southwest and Renew! of Canadian Export- ing Aid Ascension ‘Chicago, Apr. 13—()—Rallies of new crop wheat futures late Tuesday more ttein overcame early losses, de- apite continued depression of corn Crop damage reports regarding wheat were received from parts of Nebraska and Kansas as a result of %4 | dust ‘storms. and of moisture short- | N' [Grin ee age. Another stimulating factor near! O21 Ey end of the day was word of liberal buying of wheat in Canade, “At the close, wheat was varying from % off to % up compared with yesterday's finish, May.137%-%, July 1.23%-1.24, corn _%-2% down, May 127% -%, Bee! 1,18%-%, oats at %-% decline and*provisions: showing 15 ‘to 25 cents petback. ‘ MILL CITY WHEAT PRICES FINISH STEADY Minneapolis, Apr. 13.—(P}—Short covering cau 3 ag ‘upward trend late in the market session Tuesday wheat futures finlshed fairly Most weather and foreign news continued bearish. . May baa ae Fue % lower at 1.41, July % higher at 1.85% and Sept. % higher at ( futures were lower with other ee May ‘flax closed 2 lower at ihc AU ‘] lower at 2.18 and Sept. ran futures were unset- ad dull. May ate Closed % to lower at 48%-and July % lower at May tye closed lower at 8%, July % lower. at.1,02% and Sept. lower at 98%. May feed barley closed % lower at 73% and July % rat May malting barley oh eed at 1.20. eat receipts were quite beret and demand inched ‘torce, Wine ter and durum were about unchanged, but rather slow. Corn demand was fair to good. Oats demand isha al Rye. was slower demand was fair in slow demand. Produce sid cial v Chicago, Ase stp cae Butter prices tended upward Tuesday but emgs were lower. L Tues 102%; extras (2) | yg 3 firsts (90-91) 30%-31; “90-30%; standards (90 xtra firsts lo- 32%; current receipts cked eats 24, stor- ui ar, 41 ens over 4 is 19, 5 ie hens 17%: trucks, 1b. and colored Nymouth Rock 25,. White) Rock 26; bi Mouth and and Legh lee fe noted M4, Ply- 35, bareback 3, Le and colored 15; up 26, less than 0 scores” a Other grades” une ore steady and = un- ND. pation? High Low Close “31% 31% 31.30% 23% 23% 23% CHICAGO POTATOES. cr lcem one ah 13,— NDS 13.20 —coverns sets 66; U.. jo, 3, Clures an , No. Mountains U. 8. 0. reported: U.S. commercial ‘tew 1.751 cee chigan Russet rurals U.S Ne $.15-20, New stock, early Morning market slightly weaker, lat- iteady, better feeling pre- aT liberal, , 2.75-3.05. FLOUR 18.—(}—Flour, 98 pound adnan une rd_ patents, pean Sige 108. Pure ” Sisndard middlings 8. No, 2 bran 37.50-38.1 38.1 ce 39.00. ie New York, Ap American Gen. eb ities Service 3%. ec. Bond 4 Share 21%. Fisk Rubber 16%. MONEY RATES New York, Apr. 13. ‘all money steady; 1 per cent all day. rime commercial Daper per cent. Fine Joane Steady” ¥-90- days 1%; ¢ it. Bankers ac- ceptaucts uncha: FOREIGN EXCHANGE “New York, Apr. 13.—(@—Foreign exaheigs mized? ‘Great Britain de mand fn dollars, others in cents: Groat Britain 4.90% : rence 4.46%: ay sree 485 oa g; 20.00; travels Sear lorwa weden 25.30; Montreal in New Fork STO. 09%. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Petites ay Apr. 13.—(7)—Stocks erat Bank Stock 15. Northwest Banco 12%. 112 Navy Air Cruisers Bound for Honolulu wehbe 31% demand |5 Hard winter wheat ‘ serene a RANGE Chicago, Apr. Wheat— ea Der” ate 148% Sale VL 1g3. 124% 130% 16 ID 119 120% 118% 1.20% - 190% 1204 138 131% {19% 110% uit 18% “Gok 100% 1100"° 100% 1.74% 1.74% 1.68% 1.69 1.15% 1.16% 115 1.15% 1% 107% 1.08 1.07% 11.65 11.90 12.17 12.22 16.77 16.17 18% 7 11) 12. 12.30 12.37 15.05 1635 us 12 aa senha te BANGE- Reape "Saes pr. a 140% 141% 140 1.41 1.34% 1.85% 134% 1.35% 1.24% 125% 1.23% 1.38 1.20 % 3% .3% 85 x 6 BK 1.08% 1.00 1.08% 1.08% 1.02% 1.02% 1.01% 1.02% 93% 93% 98% 93% ATH 48% ATH 48% 4% 4 43% 43% 2.17% 2.18 14 a 142° 138 «1.40 = ™UOQHD; time ot 139 = 1.35 Minnesota ‘oa South Dakota Wheat 135 (136 133 135 133 134, 131 183 - 132, 133 130 131 1 2 3 S0ROK! gageael 2 i=} 137 1.36 135 133 1.30 128 1.26 1.24 52% 50% 51% 40% 50% 1.23 | Ne. ae sores 316% 3.21% o00 The fact that four sher- ffs es were ee to si gles ber Q it-downers ousted from the office of Gov. beetle L. Davey of Ohio, didn’t crush the Fath . SEED rege pe AB coin fal at coleman awaiting ah ae on a charge at ris isting. President May Defer ‘His Message on Relief ‘Washington, Apr. 13—(P}—Preident vatcachaaed may deter until eatly, next week his recommendations to con- gréas for relief appropriation for the fiscal year beginning July 1, The message had been scheduled to go to the capitol Wednesday, but White House offic! said the budget bu- reau and the treasury had been un- able to work out as yet needed fig- ures on receipts and expenditures. The United States is the world’s largest consumer of radium. During the last 15 years, this country has im- ported about $10,000,000 worth of the valuable mineral element. == Room and Board BOARD and room for one or two tlemen, 719 Sth St, Tel. 1887. Wanted to Rent WANTED to rent or buy: Small farm, near Bismarck city limits. Write H. Polsfut, 932 12th, Bismarck. BY-OWNER all modern 5 soon bune galow, 2 rooms finished in -base- ment. Near grade and high school. Write Tribune Ad, 20463. PARTLY modern 6 room bungalow, hardwood floors, furnace, lights. 3 bedroms, $1,250. Two room dwelling for $750, Geo. M. Register. TWO story, 6 room house, Close in. OLS | acne mersere maton orem Houses for Rent” 2B modern house, Immodiate possession, if desired. Adults only. For-information see owner, in base- ment apartment, 916 8th St. FIVE ROOM modern dwelling. Well located and in good condition. Geo. M. Register. . sis SIX room modern house with three . bedrooms, Garage. 418 12th St. Call 2352. | ger NOTICE oF. FRTITION ron VACA- ION OF ALLB' Notice is hereby ee that on the Bth day of April, ae a) there was filed in the office of the City Auditor of the City of Biemarek, North Dakota, & petition for the vacation of the fol- lowing streets, avenues and alleys, to ‘Sixth Street between Sweet Avenue and Bowen Avenue Seventh Street between Bowen Avenue and the south line of Cof- fin's Addition Rowen Avenue between, Fourth Street and Seventh Stre Ingals Avenue batween Sixth Street and Eighth Stre: Indiana Avenue between Sixth Street and Eighth Street Michigan Avenue between Sixth Street ‘and Eighth Street ‘The alley running north and sone in Bloek 67, Original Plat sy. running north and Aas in Block 69, Original Plat ‘The alley running north and south in Block 71, Original Plat; that the ohiect ie "vacating sald al- h in said patton: _.\Thrifty Persons Never Skip The WANT-ADS Male Help Wanted Apartments for Rent W. fan to sell trailer coaches. Must be hustler. Write Tribune ,_ 20662, W. f or second book. Sweet Shop. Satesmen Wanted SALESMEN wanted to eell Norge! =. Refrigerators, wash machines, iron- @rs, gas and electric stoves, etc. Norge eee Shop, 212 Main Ave. IMMEDIATE Possession: Furnished apartment, living room, bedroom, 3 closets, kitchen, bath, also locker. Laundry privileges, New electric stove, new large electric retrigera- tor, new kitchen cabinets, water and city heat furnished. Fireproof building. Inquire Tribune Office. IN RUE Apartment, one 2-room fur- nished all modern apartment, pri- vate bath and entrance, Laundry privileges, Adults only. Call 711 Ave. A or phone 1499-W. Female Help Want Wanted Wi Girl for general | aoe work on farm. No heavy work. in family. Call 2131-J. WANTED—Experienced and reliable ij ee for general housework. Phone petent maid on farm. For information phone 1433, Position Wanted 5 EXPERIENCED law office steno- grapher-bookkeeper desires position Write Box 14, xander, N. Dak. Instruction DESIRABLE unfurnished apartment. Large living room, bedroom, dine ette, kitchen, private bath. Kelvin- ator. 400 block Mandan Street. Call 1770, 234 W. Thayer. FOUR-ROOM apartment with private bath. All furnished, 1102 Thayer. Also three-room apartment, un- furnished, Call owner at 318 9th St. TWO room furnished or unfurnished apartment. ‘Private bath. Very close in. Adults only. $30. Phone 1982 before 6 p. m., and 872 after 6. LIGHT housekeeping apartment, also two dwelling houses and grocery store for sale, Reason for selling, old age and poor health. Call 601. RELIABLE men to take up Air Con- ditioning and Electric Refrigeration. Prefer men now employed and me- chanically inclined, with fair edu- cation and willing to train spare time to become experts in installa- tion and service work as well as planning, estimating, etc. Write giving age, present occupation. Util- ities Engineering Institute, write ‘Tribune Ad, 20418. Business Opportunity ‘WILL sacrifice for cash good grow- Perse Write Tribune Ad. Building FOR RENT—Desirable first floor store and basement, 25x00. In Man- dan. Phone Bismarck 443, Patter- son Land Co, HEALTH : ads Your Greatest Asset Fie our regular $8.00 ments for $150 and this ad. Write for Uterature. . JOHN F. CLASS VAPO PATH 206 Main Avenue. Phone 604 i BISMARCK, N. Plonse call for appointments, —_—_—_—XKS—S——S_ Rooms for Rent NICE basement sleeping room, suit- able for two boys, Light housekeep- ing privileges. Private entrance. Close in. Very reasonable. Also 6M 3rd. bath. Besutyrest mattress. Suit- able for one or two gentlemen. Close in. 412 8th St. Phone 2252. LARGE basement sleeping room. Studio couch. Fireplace. . Suitable for two: Ladies only. Phone 978-LW. 808 10th, “Phone ~926-J." UNFURNISHED apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bath. No laundry privileges. Adults _only. ©. L, Pearce, 322 1st St. UNFURNISHED basement apartment. Living room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath. Fireplace. Lights, heat and water furnished, 618 2nd. MODERN FURNISHED 3 ROOM apartment, private bath. Gas and heat furnished. Laundry privileges. 802 2nd St. Phone 282-M. FURNISHED one room basement /Spartment, $11. For Sale: Black / walnut bed and springs, 50 Ib. ice box, Call 222 3rd. UNFURNISHED modern apartment above Woodmansee Stationery, 114 4th, Ready April 15. Apply Wood- mansee Stationery. ONE room and kitchenette, furnished or unfurnished, Modern home. Up- stairs, Outside entrance, Reason- able, 320 2nd. LARGE room and kitchenette apartt ment. Newly decorated. Near capi- tol and high school. 618 7th, In- _ quire 616 7th, THREE room and private bath, pri- vate ‘entrance. Newly furnished. Call after 5. 623 8th, rear en- trance. 8 ONE room apartment on first floor. Furnished. Lights, heat and water included. Water in 404 Sth St. FURNISHED or unfu d new 3- room apartment. Close in. Wash- ing privileges, 113 Mandan St. FURNISHED 2 room apartment, pri- vate entrance. Lights, » heat and gas furnished. 919 Sth. it. This firm has a reputation as the best place to buy used cara, HOUSE ‘Traller,—exi6— Teale Sait Wall wall, or furnished. Reagon- able. Wii Peterson, 306 1} is pli on. Contact at Penitentiary, Box cee Rene CHI EVROLET coupe, A-1 ‘conditien. 519 5th 8t. Work Wanted Tings an ‘ 5 , rel 1 % with local concern. "or dees rer reasonably. Call 8. A. Schneider, - 1941-R, 709 12th St. will of children. Call 1980. NOTICE: Let us do your house clan- ing the electric way. Phone for ap- pointment. 754-W: Real Estate GUARANTEED 5% net income on your savings. First mortgage leans in your own name on new Bismarck homes in best résidence Write Tribune Ad. 20441. Lost and Found LOST—Double head Cameo ring. Possibly near capitol. Call 1360 fer Teward, LOST—Catcher’s baseball outfit. Re- ward, Call 202. Seed and Feed TWO furnished rooms for light house- keeping. Vacant April 20, Phone for appointment, 163-M. . TWO one room furnished one two-room furnished 818 7th Bt. ‘Tel. 1747-R. THREE room nicely furnished apart- ment by April ae bo Paced house- keeping room. FURNISHED Sean “kitchenette, living toom, (ed bath, Murphy bed. Phone 1482, TWO ROOM aparemant Te pate rated, dette 812 Ave. B ts, nt. BASEMENT room. Cheap. With pri-| THREE vate entrance. Very close in. Has gas plate. Call 2047-J, 411 Ave. A. THREE ROOMS end bath furnished ground floor, $26. Two rooms, $24. 1016 Bdwy. NEWLY decorated, clean comfortable room. Close to bath, Board.if de- sired. One block bus line. 623 6th. LARGE 2 room well furnished base- ment apartment. $20. Adults only. 515 3nd 8t. FRONT sleeping room, suitable for | THR two, Private entranee. 401 srf St. Phone [TREE ROOMS and private bath. pee a gale Kelly at Kelly's COMFORTABLE room with morning end evening meals 401 Sth St. Phone 145, won rooms and private bath, fur- small children, Call'610 ONE ‘single sleeping room. Call after 14:20, 206 14th St. Tel. 2052-J. FURNISHED newly decorated one room and kitchenette at 322 9th St. ROOM for rent, next to bath. Close in, 216 2nd St.. Phone 1429, TWO rooms, $21. One single room, $12, Upstairs. Clean. 101¢ Bdwy. ROOM in central location, also gar- age. 523 9th St. SLEEPING or light housekeeping room for rent. Call 1749-W. ROOM for rent in modern home. cise to bah 2068 Ave. B. Very rea- ean 323 15th Hie Hay for Sale such (30 TON Upland hay, 90 loose, #11, wit hear tentl- of any persons who UR Rat ranting of etition thereo: Da! aa this aah dey Of “April, 1937, Myron H, Atkinson, City Auditor. 4-18+20-27 5-4, ADVERTISONENT. ror 3 BIDS. SIDEWALK WO! Sealed arty for the Construction of sidewalk, crosswalks, driveways, curb and gutter, relaying block walks and concrete paving iy Dako City of Bismarck, 8 ing the year 1 1937, wi om the said al Fanti elt eight o'clock p. m. specifications are on office: he City Auditor ompanied by in sum of Fifty Aa Persil, eo he erase Presi of tl! ay 26th, Plai nig ute a sat- factory contract for the faithful performance of the work. Each bid must also be ‘accompanied a bond in the ¢ Bive Hundred Ciscoe Dosen provided in Sec- Hon 3807, Comp od Laws of North Dakota, ‘The Board of City. Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bid M. H, Atkinson, City Auditor. 4-13-20. Board of city, City of fol North eight o'clock P, M., ‘April 26, 1937, fo furnishing 8 1% ton truek with wheel base of approximately Ay inches, dual rear wheels approximately 32” x 6”, eight vly ieee on rv stee] dump boay. ¥ aliens lone 8D; proximately 10! 3 tan saad type engine, fourcepeeds fon speed reverse, truck to ne. of Sopronie tly 9.000 unde bidders to hci lot ci fi~ cations of equipment proposed ary be furnished. The Board of City Commissioners penerves the right to reject any of all Myron #. Petrie e ross 4-13. Ne, "3... 4. 110% 116% 100% .... baled, per ton. John J. Richter, 8 miles south of Menoken, N. D. Personal “THE HAT BOX’—E. L, Maxwell, factory-trained hatter. New hats made to order. Hats cleaned and For Sale or Trade 1O for Windmill and tow- er of. motor for speed boat. Write Tribune Ad. 20421, THREE room modern apartment, partly furnished, Phone 676-R. FURNISHED apartment. Rose Apts. 215 3rd St. Phone 852, ONE room basement apartment. 607 Sth St. Phone 403-R. Lots for Sale FOR SALE—$10 down and $10 per month will buy fine realdentisl lots in the northeast section which is the fastest growing desirable dis- trict in the city. See this agency now for lots on water, or sewer and water. Inspect Hedden’s Low Ocat modern houses in this district. Hed- den Real Estate Agency, Webb Block, Phone “0”. _Miseellaneous for Sale POTATOES, Cobblers, ‘Tramps, Ohios . For seed and table use. Come and see us before you buy elsewhere. Phone 1317. 222 6o. 9th St. BRAND NEW, latest model rotery ‘Mimeograph, in Steel earring case. Price $10. Chisman, N. Dak. FOR black dirt and fertilizer, Call $92-R, Also hauling ashes, etc. FOR RENT Nicely Furnished Apartment Hiring room, bedroom, 2 closets, bath; also f large Laundry pegs new electric stove, new rator, new kitchen cabi- nets, water and city heat furnished. Fireproof building. INQUIRE TRIBUNE OFFICE wi FALCONER seed corn graded, per bushel $3.25, Pgig Le Flint seed corn, per bushel $3. bei eater} pleas My 1. Pare Pure n flax 1, ",. er seed oats, ee Bu, Te. 3 Ses germination oto to 98% Jacob P. Dietrich, Star Route No. 1, Bis- marck, N. Dak. FALCONER and Gehu seed corn; teat 95 per cent or better; price $3 bushel. Don A. Nicholson, Rte. Bismarck, N. Dak. FALCONER eced corn, and sacked, $3.00 per 60 day oats, 65c, Fred Menoken, N. Dak. ot i Household Goods for you own « Norge ‘We have an expert service can give prompt attention refrigerator at any time~-day night. If you will call at or call us by telephone we glad to give your auf sf al F & g F & = 4 either of these pianos to new chaser for balance due on contracts. Small monthly payments can be arranged. If you went a- . Teal bargain, write resentative, Box 444, North Dakota. 'ALNUT dining room suite, table with six u and china cabinet. Cal) 1021 8th. TWO used electric refrigerators, Cash or terms. Write W. ¥. Lohman, Box 444, Bismarck. TWO tables and 50 Ib. ice box for sale. Call at 623 6th St. i : a i ie ? it ; hi | j | bingEY i ges 5 4 fil i fae i Beyszs : |