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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20
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7:00-Champion Sparkers
7:3O-Sylvania Forcsters
8:00-Samc as WIZ
9:O0-CongresS Carnival
3ss.s-WEeH.WJJD chieaeo-a2o
7:00-Edgewater Orchestra
8:30-Theater Program
1l:00-Palmcr House Studio
4ie.4-WoN. WL,s chIcaso-7eo
7:30-Aeolian Recital
S:O0-Troudabours
S:30--Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
S44.e-WLs chieaec-s7o
9:00-Choral Music
10:00-WLS Hodge Podge
11:00-Popular Program
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s:s0-same As woR (: hrs.)
10:00-Orchestra 6 hrs.l
%so.3-WlW cineinnatI-7oo
7:0o-Chapion sparkers
7:10-Concert
S:00-Organ
36t.e-WsAl cineinnati-s3o
7:30-Aeolian Recital
S:3e-Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
S:S0-Grand Opera
sse.s-WTAM clevsland-7so
7:30-Aeolian Recital
S:00-lpana Troubadours
9:30-WEAF Grand Opera
2e2.e-WAIU columbus-1oeo
s:oo-columbia Photograph Hour
s74.s-Woc Davsnport-soo
T:30-Aeolian Recital
S:0O-1pana TroubadourS
S:30-Qoodrich Orchestral: Quartet
s3e.4-WHo Des Molnss-6so
8:00-lpana Troubadours
S:30-0oodrich Orchestra: Quartet
S:S0-Grand Opera
4@o.s-Wcx.WJR .Oetroit-sso
Champion Sparkers
6:0Q-Dance Program
s:30-Old Time Sons, Revue
9:30-PerDonality Girls
ss2.7-WNJ ostreit-sso
T:30-Aeoliqn Recital
e:00-Ipana Troubadours
S:30-Goodrlch Hour
4ss.7-WDAP Fort Werth+eoo
e:oo-Seven Aces
S:OO-Ipane Troubadours
3eJ.3-WoS Je0eroon Ctsy-oU
S:3o-Studio Program
s7o.a-WoAF Kansas city-eio
e:00-School Of the Air
7:00-lke and Mike
8:0O-Ipana Troubadours
S:30-Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
2o3.s-WTMJ Milwaukee-1o2o
7:3o-Aeolian Recital
2sAA-Wn0 OrAUp0 m
4os.a-Wcco Minneapolis. 81. PauE7l
7:40-Aeolian Recital
$:00-lpana Troubadours
S:30-0oodrich Orchestra: Quartet
soe,2-WoW omaha-sso
S:00-Great Moments in History
7:30-Orchestra
S:O0-Ipana Troubadours
4ss.7-WoAI San Antonio-soo
s:30-Utah Program
s4s.1-ksD st. Louis-5so
7:30-Aeolian Recital
S:0Q-lpana Troubadours
9:3O-Grand Opera
s4s.e-kvoo Tulsa-seo
7:0Q-Wednesday Morning Musicale
3:00-1pana Troubadours
;;S44ocaiF' end 9iEsass5Ta Quartet
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WESTERN
ses.s-koA psnvsr-seo
7:3o-Dinner Concert
9:S0-'.Tell Me . Story :
s:ls-opsra Martha
4ee.s-kFi Los Ansslss-s4o
.s:1s-Ra6iotorial Period
1Q:00-String Orchestra
13:0O-ModeFn Music
41s.4-kHJ Los AnseIes-7fo
$500 Classic Hour
H:eQ-Music Review
11:00-Popular Concert
3Se.e-kNk Los Anosles-eeo
i3,,: :Ss :sss r.! Program
Se4.4rkoo oaklsnd-7oo
is:SS-bsScs Hour
eoe.2-klx oakland-fso
s:30-DInnAr Concert
ii:S6-oiG Tinsrs' Nis6s
4el.s-kaW Pertiand-eae u
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4e4.4-lkFNc San FraneIsee
lo:eQ-l9exwell Hour
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leAsrlkpo oan Franslsee-71e
Childrens Hour
l41.e-kFoA osattls-o7o
1e:ee-Mhlte King Concert
11:oo-NDC Program
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CHy The Zss0ct0tc6 PreSsJ
Programs In Central Standard time.
All time Is r. NJ. unless otherwise IN.
dicated. Wave lengths on left OF call
letters, kilocycles OH right.
2z2.s-WPo Atlantic city-11oo
6:05-Dinner Music
9:o0-Royal Palace Artists
2es.S-W0AL eaitimore-ioso
S:00-Ruth Watson: Banjo Band
S:3O-Mar:mba Band
9:00-Dance Music
soe.e-WEEl 0osten-sso
e:s0-Soconyans: Van and Schenck
7:30-AeoliAn Recital
8:00-Ipana Troubadours
S:30-Goodrioh Orchestra
4s1.3-WNAc 0osten-sso
7:o0-Musical Program
s:so-css5mbis Skcnvsrsph Hour
soe.D-WoR DvMals-eoo
7:30-Aeolian Recital: Ipana Trauba-
aours: Goodrich Orchestra q
hrs.)
10:0o-Dancs Music
e4s.1-vWMAk DuSgaIe-sso
7:0o-Remlngton Band
S:00-Koloter Hour
9:00-Columbia Phouograph Hour
sss.%-WTlo tssrtsera-sso
s:sS-s9sSnys: ~ ;A vaS saa sehsaek
7:40-Aeolian Copcert
S:00-Stu0io Program
41e.3-WoR Nswark-7to
s::soo-1xaid.Aits orchsstrs,
R.n0-KnlAknr Hour
$500 Coiu1bis Phonograph Hour
Aei.e-WGAF New vsvls-sso
s:::cc-S ceoayans: Van and . schsnck
T:30-Aeolian Recital
S:00-Ipana Troubadours
s:3o-Nationai Grand Opera: "AIDA''
4sA.s-Wjz New vesls-eeo
7:oo-Chempien Spaekers :
S:00-Variety Hour
9:00-eecial Hour
10:00-Glumber Music
Aos.2-WFl.WLlr Phlla6elphia-7So
s:so-Adelphia Whispsring Orchestra
s:oo-Daily Toy Tales
sis.s-kol<A plttsbureh-oee
5:0O-Dinner Concert
7:00-Champieu 6parkers
7:30-Sylvanie Tofesters
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7:oo-Rsmington Band
S:eo-6tudi0 PROGRAM
1o:00-Request Oegau Rpcital; news
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Goa Agricultural Program
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7:00-H40ington 0apd
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7:0o-Champion Sparkers
sse.e-ckcl Teeonte-o4o
2:00-CKCL Radio Club
4ee.s-WRc Washinstsn-e4o
E:O0-Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra
7:30-Aeolian Recital
e:00-lpana TroQhA0ours
S:3e-Qoodrich OrchSetra: Quartet
S:3o-National Grand Opera Ensemble
ste.s-WrAo Worcestershire
e:o0-Qoal Miners
6:30-Soconyans
$50 Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
souThGRN
aee.e-NWNc Ashsvills-iofo
e:eo-plnnlr Music
47s.0-WeD Atlanta-e3o
$500 Columbia Photograph Program
e:00-lpana Troubadours
S:30-0oodrjch Orchestra: Quartet
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7:@e-Eneemble
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S:Ss-vasisa Program
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S:39-Netioial 0Tand opera
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At the Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

snow and again anonymous voices
honor this department by telephon-
ing to ask~its opinion or advice on
the current amusements," said
George Goldsmith, dramatic editor
Of The New York Herald Tribune,
recently. He continues:
"'What,' they demand, SIS really
the best show in town. With all
due respect to the drama. as we
used to say, the answer / find my
self compelled to give is Chang
There is more genuine drama con-
centrated in ten minutes of this
astounding motion picture at the
Rivoli than you will find in as many
hours among the entertainments
elsewhere along Broadway. The
heroic, amending struggle Of prim-
tive man for survival against the
elemental might and terror of the
jungle, the incomparably beautiful
spring of the tiger, the cataclysmic
stampede Of hundreds of wild ele-
plants that leave whole villages
matchwood in their wake
"Chang" will be shown for the last
time at the Eltinge tonight, Tues
day. 1t IVES produced bv two in
trepid camera adventures, Merriam
G. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack.
Don't miss it,.
For Wednesday and Thursday the
Eltinge will feature vivacious Con-
stance Talmadge in her new dramatic
comedy, breakfast at Sunrise"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Land formed by sediment d ~
Mississippi river Is extending Of
into the Gulf Of Mexico at thu rafo
Of many feet year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

CHILDREN
Minot-The State theatre and
the Elks lodge Of Minot, will CO.
operate in providing Christmas en-
tertainment for the children Of the
city. A free show will be given
Saturday afternoon, Dec. "a. At
which time special picture In keep.
inr with Christm will b shown.
On leaving the theatre the children
will be presented with sacks Of
Christmas candy. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20
STATESMEN

SALESMAN for Advertising Signs,
Calendars, Fans Nor Novelties.
Either full or part time. Liberal
commission. Write for particu-
lars. The Scicto Sign Company,
Kenyon, Ohio.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Ufa, Russ.a-Hussnudin Seyfnll'n,
a young peasant, has constructed
a -,ooder bicycle costing him $3.50
on which he managed to, cover 40
miles in four hours riding over
rough country roads. The Rashk
council of public economy intends
to organize mass production of the
vehicle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Seattle--1t 3 the hope 81 Japan
80 1ish9rmen that some devils
have been foiled BY fire. The Ryo
Vel Maru, fishing smack, which
dri1tod scross The Pacific while her
crew Of Il died, has been burned
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Biloxi, Miss.-There will be no
brass band 1t the station when Ben
nett ]. Doty comes marching home
from the French foreign legion. The
local pos Of the American Legion
dis9pproves = big celebration.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

: New York-The father of the
cover charge, who hated night life,
made money ct it. Paul Salvin,
rsstaurateur, who made innovations
il cabaret charges, left IN estate Of
12bO.o 600.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in
4 new modern home. very con.
venient, call at 3O7 Tenth street,
opposite the now st. Alexius
Nurses Home. phone 021.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Great Britain, Japan, France and
italy extend their sympathy to
United States navy department for
Sd disaster.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Sacramento-Charles H. Johnston,
state treasurer, wishes Will Rogers
to run against Senator Hiram John.
SON. Perhaps the office is not high
enough for Will, since he got vote
for the Democratic presidential no.
mination at the last convention.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Pawnee. Okla.-Roau Horse is "a
have buffalo steak for Christmas
Roam Horne, m Usage Indian.
wealthy because Of oil, drove up to
Pawnee 3ill's place in his expen-
sive ear and planked down ESQ
bucks for : buffalo, which he will
butcher himself.
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AT THE CAPITOL

Tonight will witness the last of
the sh0wings of one of the most
amusing as we'll as revealing COM
edy dramas of many months, Fox
Films feature High School Hero
at the Capitol Theatre. This is a
picture Of youth and romance and =
cast Of youthful players are cast in
the feature roles, including Sally
Phipps, Fox Films latest discovery,
Charles Paddock, world famous
Splinter, Nick Stuart and John Dal ;
row.
The feature program for tomor.
row, Wednesday and Thursday, will
be Rex, the King OF Wild Horses, in
wild Beauty" q spectacular, en-
thraliing story Of the west, featur-
ing q band Of wild horses and =
thrilling horse race.
A great part OF the film was shot
in the beautiful painted country OF
Arizona, in the neighborhood Of Red
Knobs. Many scenes Of dazzling
perfection appear in the picture,
which is also highly dramatic.
Besides Rex there are two other
horses Of exceeding beauty. They
are Lady, the feminine lead, and
Marquis, alias the Killer, the villain.
There IL q stallion fight In the film
which Is a classic.
The human cast Of this Him II
notable In the fact that It includes
-uch players as June Marlowe and
Hugh Allan IN the leading roles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20
FLOATING THEATRE
MAY PLAY COASTS

Genoa.-The Mississippi River II
the old "Show Boat" days must haze
seen the inspiration for = project
that soon il to be started in Genoa.
It will be the most remarkable veDr
sci ever built-a large and fully
equipped opera house.
With seating accommodations Tor
1000 persons and Z stage Iafee
enough for the production q -
most elaborate grand operas. -
boat will have % b . lnxGo -
the average steamship. Two Gons
oese engineers, Carlo Gler9ott3 81
Mario Moccafico. are deslGnlnk ~
They plan to take : lar9s lt0lioI1
opera company On tour, 9iving -
formances il al the principal pok
Of the world.
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FOR RENT-Two attractive warm
rooms, bath connecting, SIP and
SIS per month. Call at ITO
Thayer. Phone 1132-LW.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-A three room apart<
ment and also q two room apart
ment. Heat, lights and water
furnished. Inquire at 418 First
Sfroof
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Flashes of Life
(By The Associated Pressl

Mexico City-Perhaps joy over
Lindbergh helped him to do it.
Senior Asuncion Castro believes he
has made . worlds endurance rec
ord on terra firma. He danced ITO
hour IS minutes.
New York-There is curiousity IS
to whether Wall streets best posi-
bic Christmas or New Year present
will be given-a membership in the
Morgan firm. Nobody has been adj
mitted 81 ce the resignation Of
Dwight w. Morrow. Christmas
bonuses for employees Of other
firms 50 far range from II per
cent Of annual salaries down.
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secretly because Of the fears Of
families Of the victims that mis-.
fortune would come II she were re-
turned to Japan as planncQ.
New York-There is = land where
the birth Of girl causes the father
to sit up all night celebrating and
where the father Of boy thinks
the gods ere Furnishing him. A girl
can always be exchanged for five
or six head Of cattle. This account
Of Portuguese east Africa II given
by Jacques Edouard Chable, coETo-
spondent for French and Swiss pa
pers, who has been visiting New
Yori after trip to Africa.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
on ground floor. Heat, lights and
water furnished. Call at 415
Mandan street mr. nhonn Q6R
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FOR SALE-Late model six cylin-
der sedan or will trade for desir-
able farm or city property. Ad!
dress Box 662, Bismarck, N. D.
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----@..9... 1917 =. -E..0..S Sz00r-
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
ing apt. suitable for two. 422
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Small unfinished
apartment in Person Court. Phone
FOG.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-l928 Dodge sedan run
1850 miles. Will consider taking
smaller car in trade. Terms to
responsible party. Phone 50,
Mandan, or write care Of Ad. 70,
Bismarck Tribune.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
WHEAT MARKET
MOVES UPWARD
Corn Prices Weak Despite
Numerous Frost Reports
Oats Remains Steady

Chicago, Oct. 8.-(F-Fresh un-
favorable weather reports from Cam
ada, together with Liverpool quota
tions better than due, tended to
make the wheat market here average
higher early today. Corn prices
were weak despite numerous adj
vices Of frost. Opening unchanged
to 3-8 cents up, wheat scored some
advance all around. Corn started
unchanged to 7-8 cent off, rallied q
little, and then underwent general
sag.
Oats were steady.
Provisions tended higher.
In addition to further advices Of
rain and snow likely to hinder
Canadian threshing, Australian re-
ports at hand gave an advantage at
times today to the buying side Of
the wheat market. The 1927
Australian wheat crop was said to
be likely to aggregate only 128,000,-
600 bushels, compared with 162, O00,-
600 bushels last year.
Frosts reported in the corn belt
today, although scattered over a
wide extent of territory, were un-
accompanied by any reports of DAM
age. The fact that this is almost
exactly the average date for frost in
the Chicago district helped to dispel
apprehension of i'll results to the
crop. Former bulls in the corn mar
ket were reported as now generally
operating on the bear side.
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Naturalist Tells
How Nature Defends
Fish and Animals

London, Oct. e.-R)-The crab
which holds a sponge five times its
size over its back
The hermit crab which tucks its
defenseless tail into empty shells
The caterpillar Of tropical Africa
which clusters around q twig SO
as to resemble . poisonous berry,
avoided by bird and beast
These are q few Of q thousand
instances which show that the Sci
ence Of military defense is . high
ly-cultivated art in the animal
world.
McAndrew Haig. Chelsea's Scotch
naturalist, knows many Of them. He
has devoted his life to the study
Of animals.
The art Of camouflage, which hui
man beings employed to any extent
for the first time during the world
war. has been part Of the daily life
Of animals for hundreds Of centuries.
Some animals adopt the warning col
ors Of more dangerous animals,
while others hide themselves against
the scenic background.
Spider crabs dress their rugged
shells with weeds, corallines and
debris, Haig says. Some have shells
with . porous surface, on which
sponges grow, completely shielding
them from moro powerful marine
animals.
The cuttlefish elects . sepia fluid
OF = binding nature when pursued
BY larger fish. A large number Of
other molluscs also can create .
'smoke-screen." Some whelk, re-
sembling snails, likewise emit .
screen Of liquid smoke. This In a.
cient times provided the Tyrian pur.
pie used to color festal garments.
While the young Of many fishes
are still un' bic to defend themselves,
they achieve an automatic kind o9
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FINANCIAL
NEWS
Grain Review

Minneapolis, Oct. S.-(F-O. S.
d. Of A.)-Grain markets showed
little net change for the week end
ing Friday, October Z, with no de-
cided trend indicated.
Pit trading in domestic markets
was generally light with the trade
awaiting the next department Off
cial estimate with considerable in
terest. Cash wheat was heavy.
Twelve per cent protein No. dark
northern sold at two to eight cents
over December; 13 per cent protein
IL to % cents over; IA per cent pro-
tein 20 to 80 cents over. December
closed Friday at 1.28 1-2, compared
to 1928 3-8 the week previous.
The demand for good milling
types Of cash durum was very good
and the offerings were light. No.
1 amber was quoted at two cents un-
der to six cents over Duluth, Oct
ober, which advanced 1-2 cent dur
ing the week, closing Friday at 1.20.
Cash corn was firm to a shade
higher than week ago. Oats con-
tinued to show very light fluctua-
ton, with the undertone decidedly
stubborn. December closed Friday
at As to 6-8 cents, compared with
AS ga the week previous.
Rye was dull but ruled firm. NO
2 continued to sell at the December
price to 1-2 cent over. December
closed at 80 3-8 cents compared
with 80 cents the week previous.
Barley was firm. Mellow mailing
types continue to bring premium
over the hard, flinty lots. Choice
to fancy mailing barley at the close
Of the week was quoted at 20 to .76
cents; medium to good mailing 20
to ~ cents, and feed grades 81 to
20 cents. December advanced one
cent for the week, closing Friday at
~ Ia cents.
Flax market held just steady for
the week. No. l seed sold at one
and five cents over October, which
closed Friday at 2.12 1-2, or a loss
Of IA cent per bushel for the week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. 8.-R)-(U. S. D.
of A.)-Hogs, 1900; not enough
hogs on sale to fairly test market,
values; most transactions around
steady; good to choice 225 to 24O
pound weights absert; top 11.75
paid for two or three loads scaling
21O to 24O pounds; several loale 100
to 200 pound 4verages 1O.85@11.50;
21O pound weights up to 11.65;
butchers ESQ to 800 pounds 1850
1855; few big weight butchers un-
der HOO; most packing sows 9.85
@10.15, odd lots tf choice slaughter
pigs 9.75@10.25; shipper took 100,
estimated follower 1000; heavy
weight hogs 1O.75@11.5O nominal;
medium 11.10@11.S5; light 1850
1l.75; light lights 9.25@11.35; pack
ing sows 9.25@1O.4O; slaughter pigs
9.15@l0.4O.
Cattle, SEQ; compared week ago,
strictly choice fed steers strong;
others SO to IS cents off; extreme
instances 100 low r: western grass
ers mostly ste;dy; fat cows and
heifers SO to IS cents lower; cutters
steady to 25 cents off; bulls Is to
81 CCIItS lUNCI scdICIS 81 SCIiCO
down; better grades stocke and
feeders fully STEADY; others weak;
heavy fed steer. reached 1890,
highest in seven years; all killing
steers bringing new time price; top
yearlings 1915; medium weight
1850; weighty Montana eraser
steers up to 1850; bulk better grade
10.5O@12.00; most fed steers 1900
@15.C0; best grass cows 1000;
heavy keifers 11.50; liberal supply
of west cows and heifer. 1000
900; and $50 and 1850 respective
ly better & ode stockers and feeders
9.25@10.5O; hes feeders HOO;
lower grades 100000; vealers
closed at 400.
Sheep, 1000; odd loads Of natives
about steady for week: FOG doubles
from feeding stations; $1,000 direct;
fat lambs closing Is to Is cents
lower; sheep strong; feeding lambs
Is to so cents higher; in-between
and lower grade fe. ders getting
most 'lpturn; weeks top prices: Fat
range lambs 14.l5; fat native lambs
14.OO; slaughter yearlings 1915;
fat eews CTS; range feeding lambs
14.O0; bulk prices: Fa. lambs 1850
@14.0O; natives 13.00@13.75; culls
$50 a 1850; slaughter yearlings
10.O0@1O.75; fat ewes 5.75@6.50;
feeding lambs 12.75@13.75. Stands
for night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-08
Butter Market

Chicago, Oct. 8.-R-Supplies of
fancy butter on all markets are
limited, but with buyers substituting
storage butter in lieu of fresh, any
tendency to advances in price are
curbed. Sentiment regarding the
future trend of the butter market as
shown by trading in December and
January options appears less firm
but with no decided weakness in evil
dence.
Arrivals at the four chief markets
are heavier than a week ago. The
spread between prices at Chicago
and the eastern markets would en-
courage. Receivers in some quar-
tiers, however, report also slight
increase in shipments from factories.
Indications point to fairly sat
isfactory volume of production dur
ing the fall and winter. Excellent
pastures have been the rule through
out a large portion of the producing
sections, and the dairy cow should
go into winter feed in prime condi-
ton.