Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-13
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ST. PAGTL~Ihs G1erDEg an Iihs
M1saes0E& State Fair uastsr anSaJ fk
v@raGBs wesaEusr enlsSt5nus has
br0gght i'm a large nasnShsr OF v5xdt@cE,
VITO are also g5rfnx ssnnas attention I'D
Drgshaeass and t0Saess In gcseTHGs1Ig
an 1fnss are having a heavy mousse
trade. Considerable rgussrssB lis alasD
being mssIs En shipping ON ersasus III
caoIhtng. footwear. dry goods, laAs
and czsgs~ L scarcity @ merchandise
ia reported i'm ssDras LINES sn1 sDsns
l0nsas are moi i'm 4 pGsBtISn s@ entire
lF aGl o,ssrs~ Dealers In f2rr1 nnsr
cnfnsry, hrni16tng material, hardware
aud harness are actively engaged
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rsImrms
continue to- make new high Records
and under rsost favorable weather
conditions tos the balance oil the GROW
Ing crops the Northwest is I'm the
midst 0t ONE OF The rl0sT SC11IIfGSl
harvssas i'm it's HISTORY Attracted by
tie Minnesota State Fair, there asS
been q very heavy house bngiag this
week and aazmy 5obSers are express
ing concern over q e10r0bmz shortage
os merchandise and inability to- pro
cure Few stock i'm time tOr deliveries.
The heaviest buying has been in Eear-
ing apparel, but implements hard.
vzre and farm supplies have shared
TO the demand. Building supplies and
lumber are active and strong
CEICAGO-TOtaf movement OF
grain at s.sg port, 1zg5ea.9lg bushels.
compares with fO.GDs,4 40 bushels last
week and e,zlg551 bushels a year ago.
COMPARED with 1911 increases appear
in receipts z5J per cent and ship
.aents 81 per cent Flour receipts
were lS4,Oz4 barrels against 1881
barrels last week and s3.774 barrels a
year ago, while shipments were 49,.
4@5 barrels agains. 1870 barrels
last week and l7G.Gz5 barrels in 1911.
Aggregate receipts Of cattle. hogs. and
sheep, 1884 head, compare with
z5i,lg4 head last week and Z55,S97
head last year. Wool receipts, $4,000
pounds, compare with $4,000 pounds
last week and $4,000 pounds in 1911.
Hides received, 2,1y4,g0O pounds,
compare with 2,247, 100 pounds last
week and 1861 800 pounds last year.
Lumber receipts yer 5z,s49,000 feet
against 53,9i8,00O feet last week and
25s25z,O0O feet in 1911. Other receipts
Increased in wheat, oats. rye, seeds,
broom corn, eggs. hogs and sheep, but
decreased in corn, barley, dressed
beef. lard, cheese, butter and cattle.
KANSAS ClTY-Reports from job.
bers in leading lines are exceedingly
favorable as to the volume of bust.
ness, which Is Increasing steadily as
the season advances. Visiting out-of.
town merchants are buying literally
In anticipation Of q heavy fall and
winter trade, all of which seems war.
ranted by the favorable crop condi.
tons. Implements continue to move
freely and indications point to a con.
tinuati0n OF this gratifying state Of
affairs. This week $500 barrels OF
hour we're made as compared to s..
600 the week before and the demand
is satisfactory, with priceslairly firm.
The outlook IL good and later orders
are expected when values become def
initely settled. The best run Of cat.
tie brought a satisfactory price but
other grades declined slightly. Hog
and sheep receipts were liberal and
slightly lower. Collections show a
tendency to improve.