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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-07
MAY 3
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WHEAT VALUES ARE
STEADILY FALLING
Increased Weakness Of Europe
an Markets Carries Grains
to New Low Prices

Chicago. May 7.-(HD-Whcat prices
smashed downward today to the low
est level reached at this time Of the
year since 1924. At the days bottom
figures wheat showed a drop Of Is
cents a bushel compared with the sea-
sons top figures last February. Word
of immense piling up of wheat at
Montreal. with no relief expected until
the latter part of May. had a specially
bearing influence. and reported moves
to utilize United States shipping board
vessels to carry surplus domestic grain
to foreign centers from Gulf Of Mex
leo ports had but little If any effect
Oh values.
Wheat closed nervous 21.c to 81 to
3asc net lower. May 1855 to u. july
1.lO't to "a. Sept. 1.l3A to y. Dec.
1.l7aa to q. Corn varying from hc
decline to sc advance MAY 85i: to
81. July 90 to u. Sept. 81 Is to y,
Dec. 85ss to "a. Oats finished Is to
&c off to &c gain MAY Al. July IS.
Sept. 43is to "a. Dec. ASS to ~. And
provisions unchanged to a rise of 20c.
In a fresh selling furry that for a
time today overwhelmed the grain
markets. ali deliv cries Of wheat and
rye outdid previous bottom prices for
the present crop. Corn also broke
tho seasons low.pricc record except
for the May delivery, in addition to
the circumstances that the Liverpool
wheat market today ia much weak
or than expected. the face was point
Cd out by leading grain authorities
here that Canada already has H.
600. 600 bushels Of wheat waiting at
Canadian seaports. 5000. 900 at Unit
cd States lake ports and 100000
bushels at United States Atlantic
ports.
1t was asserted that this makes a
total Of 38,0OO.O 900 bushels of Cana
dian wheat already available for any
scaboard demand before the United
States begins to move the domestic
surplus down to the same point OF
availability. Moreover. the Canadian
wheat is largely under control Of q
single interest that has Il record OF
being able to shade prices wl1en
necessary to cffec-t sales.
Previous speculative sellers OF corn
future deliveries became brisk buyers
today on dowilturns in price. Over
night shipping sales Of corn here.
amounting to 10000 bushels helped
likewise to rally the market. There
were also predictions Of further rainy
weather for the CENTRAL plains states.
Drsidcs, arrivals of corr in Chicago
j. today we're very small. a cars against
5J4 cars a year ago.
Corn showed stubborn resistance TO
selling pressure. Oats were unsettled.
Provisions acted somewhat firner.
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pound added to the duty on rough,
rice, fixing the rate at lac a pound.

pound added to the duty OH rough
rice, fixing the rate at lac a pound.
Butter Rate UNCHANGED
The rate on butter Is placed at l2c
a pound as at present under the Oper-
alton Of the flexible tariff. with the
same duty proposed on oleomargarinc
and other substitutes.
The duty OH fresh milk would be
doubled with the rate at five cents a
gallon, while the rate OH cream would
be advanced from zoe q gallon to 48c
. gallon.
Hides, Leather Free
Hides and leather would be left on
the free list and no duty would be
placed on boots and shoes which 10Y
are also on the free list.
Other changes would be:
Peanuts (uns.,elled) bill rate. 4ic
q pound: present rate. SC.
Peanuts (shelled). &c q pound: &c.
Beans (dried), 2lsc q pound; lac.
Beans green or unripe). SIC q
pound: &c.
Soy beans, &c q pound &c.
Flaxseed. sec per bushel: 40c.
Onions, 1Hc . pound; 1c.
Tomatoes, SC q pound; &c.
Mushrooms, so per cent; ad va
loren IS per cent.
Almonds (unshelled), Sac q pound;
4ac.
Almonds (shellcd), 1910 q pounl;
14c.
The bill would provide for no
change in jute. now on the free list.
Shingle Duty Set
No change would be made In any
tobacco products.
Shingles, now on the free list would
bear Q duty Of Is per cent ad valorem.
Turpentine and rosln would remain
on the free list.
Other items In the bill were:
Commodity Bill Rate Present Rate
Flax (hackled) Sc q ID. &c
Nax (not hackled> lhc q lb. lc
Flax straw IS q ton q ID. 81
Hemp (hackled) Sc . ID. &c
Hemp. (tow) lhc . ID. lie
0ilk partially MID no change IS
SILK noils exceeding : no change IS
1SASs1A418 p0eCA ~ASOV OpOOS4AN0A4J
provided for):
no change now Nc
q ID. Il 10. 90
Building brick 91.2S per 1000 Free
shingles q p. ID vsloeem Free
IAnooQd oil l.loctA Z ID. 3.3ctS.
Boy bean oil Sets. . ID. 2hcts.
Inct4aoo Hog Rates
eveetened milk. condemned Or evap-
Grated. would carry = rate Of ~
cents . pound against tho present
duty Of ~ cents: while u~usWeetened
condensed O. evapoeated would bear
. duty Of $500 cents . pound
against the present ! cent . pound.
The duty On h0es woul6 - In
creased lr0m o0e-hAlf cent . pound
% Two cents . pound: while that On
lresh pork would - ~ cents . pound
against the present thfoe-QuArtefs
q . cent Z pound.
Party lines were not expected e
shape up for the impending debate
for several days as members Of the
house desire plenty Of time to study
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Provides Increase
On Raw Wool Duty
And Doubles Beef

lContinued from page one)
Cherries (ster1s tied pits removed,
9is cents q pound; no comparison.
No Change In Cattle
No change was suggested In the
tariff on cattle on the hoof. The new
bill would make no changes in the
rates on apples, cherries and fish.
The bill would make no change In
the present rate Of 30 cents per ton
on sugar beets.
The rate changes proposed In the
tariff measure were agreed upon BY
Republican members Of tho house
ways and means committee. These
members met in executive session Tor
weeks and Democrats were not pr.
mitted to be present.
The bill now must Be referred back
to the committee for formal approval.
At that time Democrats win - pgoe-
ent but ~ Republicans have . ma
jority on tho committee against pro
tests the minority members might
make are expected 70 b voted doWu.
A conference Of Republicans t. d.
terrnine the procedure under which
the bill will be considered "a the
house probably viii b called Thurs
day.
Potatoes Remain Same
A one half cent increase Per pound
would Be provided for grapefruit.
No changes were proposed 70 the
rates on white potatoes. oranges.
lemons. raisins. peaches and poos.
The rate on hydraulic cesaent NOW
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0OUt0 9C. S901s Nay G@WJ-NU. =.
D. A.)-Cattle-2.A00: steers and
ye1rlinet IN moderate supply: UNDER
tore weak: bulk salable 1880 to 1880:
several loaGs ~yearltngs upward TO
400: she stock unchanged. bulk fat
cows $50 to 1000: heifers 1000 to
ll.60: bulls uneven: early. trade strong
to 26 higher; calves-2y600: 100 lower,
bulk 1900: choice kinds upward to
400 to 1lI6O.
Hogs-660: opening slow. Is to In
spots = lower than Mondays aver
ATE: early top 1850 paid by shippers
for sorted 100 % 40 pound averages:
packers bidding l0.26 to 1850 for
lights and butchers: talking mostly
1850: on light lights: sows 900 to
0.26: pigs steady. desirable kinds 10
pounds down 100; average cost
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Wc00eS0oys MAY 0tns
A. NJ.
6:30-Variety program.
0:OO-Sunshine hour.
10 :0O-Markets.
l0:0S-Music.
10 :3O-something about everything.
IL :0O-Markets.
II :05-Aunt Sammy.
II sou s. Bulletins.
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Il: o6-Luncheon program.
1:lS-progroua.
l:30-Weather, roads, markets.
l:35-Tribune News.
l:45-variety program.
6:00-Dtnner hour program.
6:60-Tribune newscasting.
7:00-Natioual music week program
o:O0-News.
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Minneapolis, May 7.-tF)-Flour 10
to lee lower.
III carload lots family patents
quoted at $3.50 to TOO a barrel in So
pound cotton sacks.
Shipments S 1881 barrels.
Bran So. so. to $3.50.
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CAMERAs ARE BUSY

London, May 7.-Numerous photog-
raphers are taking hundreds Of photo
graphs Of the slnken city o. James
town, once the capital Of Nevis. N
island In the West Indies. In 100 The
town was hit BY an earthquake and
sunk below tile level OF the sea, taking
with It its riches and $4,000 people.
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A Cash GRAIN

Chicago. May 7.-(P)-Wheat: No.
3 hard 1861 to 1867.
Corn-No. 3 mixed 81: No. ? yellow
So to 88s4: No. 2 white 90: sample
grade 70 to 81.
Oats-No. 2 mixed feed 42,:: No.
3 white IS to 49,: sample grade AZ.
Rye-No. 4 80t4.
Barley-54 to "a.
Timothy Seed-4.35 TO 4.95.
Clover Sced-l0.5O to $3.50.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

RANGE OF CARLOT SALES
Minneapolis, May 7.-R)-Range Of
carlot gre.in sales:
Wheat-N0. l northern 100 to
1.2l; No. l hard spring. LIS; No. 1
durum "a to 95.
Corn-No. 3 yellow 82A: sample
grade mixed 70.
Oats-No. Z white 30A to Al.
Rye-No. 2 91M.
Barley-No. 2 So: sample grade So
to 57lz.
Flax. NO. / 2.43.
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CHICA0O POTATOES

Chicago, May 7.-(E-(U. 8. D. Az
Potatoes-Receipts lat cars. on track
80 new $40 old: total q. q. shipsnents
go cars: new stock trading Just fair,
market slightly weaker: Texas sacked
Bliss Triumphs 4.26 to $50; Alabama
sacked Bliss Triumphs 400 to l.26:
old stock trading rather SLOW. market
dull; Wisconsin sacked Round White
70 to 80; mostly around %: Minnesota
and North Dakota sacked Round
Whites 65 to Is; Idaho sacked RUS
sets LIS to 2.l0.
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Monday 1858; weight 244.
Shecp-lO0: run very light: lambs
salable Is lower; ewes Is to so lower:
better grade clipped lambs considered
salable 1875 to 100: few fat shorn
ZOO.
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-
FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment In Tribune building to
responsible parties by June LIST.
suitable for two girls OF young
ried couple. Write Ad. No. 10,
care Of Bismarck Tribune. giving
references.
FOR RENTING furnished light
housekeeping rooms, block from
city. In quiet home to adults only.
$4,000 per month. Call at $40 Thay-
er Ave. pr phone 872.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
south apartment on ground floor,
in newly decorated home. Conven-
lent to bath. Private entrance.
Close to capitol and school. Phone
3o0-W or call at 8l8 Seventh.
FOR RENT-Clean furnished two OF
three room apartment In modern
home, adults preferred. Also fam
lily washings done. Call at Ga
Eighth street or phone 800.
FOR RENT-dood sized we'll fur
nished apartment with kitchenette
and closet. gas for cooking. also use
Of frigidaire. al Fifth street.
Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apart
ment during summer months. Suit
able for married couple or two
young ladies. Phone 067.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished two
room apartment. Rental $3l. 90 pei
month. Call at 6l6 Sixth street
Phone 678-R.
FURNISHED housekeeping apart.
ment. suitable for either man anc
wife or two ladies. AZ Fifth street
FOR RENT-Apartment. Two rooms
kitchenette and bath. Adults only
6l0 Third street.
FOR RCNT-Two room apartment
nicely furnished, close In. Call al
l20 w. Rosser after SIX.
FOR RENTLModern apartment, fur.
nished o. unfurnished. l.. K
Thompson. Phone 287.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment. adults only. Call a
6l2 Main Ave.
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ExCnANcE

New York. May 7.-R-Foretgn ex-
changes steady; demand; Great
Britain l.8l 1915; France $50 la:
italy SIS SIS: Germany $50; Nor
way 26.65 Ia: Sweden 26.7l Ia; Nom
treal o0.28 Ia.
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ATTENTION, LADIES
LOOK THIS OVER

BEAUTIFUL two tone velvet and
fluff rugs any size, any color, made
at q very low cost from your old
worn rugs, carpets, rags or clothing.
Many beautiful designs. Rugs that
last q lifetime. Call 800, ask for the
Rug Man.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by RUSSELL Miller Co..
Bismarck. MAY
CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. May 7.-F)-Poultry
alive, easy: receipts 3 cars; fowls %
to 80; broilers IS to -: roosters 81:
turkeys 20 to 80: ducks "a to 30:
geese II.
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NEW YORK BUTTER

New York, May 7.-(P)-Butter UNI
settled; receipts 1890. Creamery
higher than extra a.: to IS; extra
(02 scorc) 43"a to A; first AZ: to
43a4.
Cheese steady; receipts 1896 86.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Minneapolis, May 7.-Ho-tU. 8. D.
A.)-Potatoes: moderate wire In.
quiry. demand light, market slightly
weaker. Carloads delivered sales,
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CAT.I. MnNEY RATEs

New York. May 7.-R-Call
money. strong: all BANS II: time
loans. firm: mixed collateral 5000
days 8 Ia: 4-6 months 8 II; prime
mercantile paper ( 3-4 to s..
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freight only deducted, Minneapolis
and st. Paul rate. sacked cwts.. round
whites, U. S. No. l and partly graded,
mostly Toe. Few low as 60 cents.
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LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE

New York. May 7-R-Lberty
bonds closed:
Liberty 3h's 07.31.
First rs 96.
First AIS 1920.
Fourth AZ 1921.
Treas. AVS 1876.
Treas. IS l04.l6.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

chicago. May 1.-R-Butter lower:
receipts l3.7o2 cubs; creamery extras
- Ia; standards - Ia: extra firsts
Il Ia 70 =: lirsts - to - la: sec-
ondg - 70 - la.
Eggs unchanged: receipts 4A,540I
cases.
ohseDe unchanged.
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FGlaAle uElp WANTED
MAKE MONCY-0ell F1ower-in-the-
Bottle Perlusneries. Esprit glamour
Toiletries on commission. Seeing
them. sells them. DLOCKl, 1349 SO.
State, Chicago.
neutrality-suspicious. waitress at
Glendive. Mont. For Information
call at 3l4 Second.
WANTED-0irl for general house,
work. Must like children. Call at
3l4 West Rosser.
WANTED-0irl or woman for rem
eral housework on farm. Phone
1872.
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HELP wANrep MALE

MANAGER WANTED for Bismarck
store. Experience unnecessary. $50
per week to start. possibilities up to
$4,000 per month. $4,000 cash de-
post on goods required. MANU-
FACTURER, liz North May st.,
Chicago.
LEARN RARBERlNO NOW. Prepare
Tor spring trade. BIG demand. good
wages. Free catalog. Moler Bar.
Der College. Fargo. N. D. Butte,
Mont.
WANTED-Rock djeGers. Will pay
$500 Z cord. H. 4. Wright, Sterl-
Ing, North Dakota.
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Dependable Used Cars

DependaD1e USED Cars
Reconditioned by dependable M
chanicS.
Sold by a dependable dealer.
Dodge Victory Sedan Good rubber,
and seat covers
Chrysler Six Coupe Neather trirn)
Ford Coupe Balloon tires)
Dodge Four Sedan (Refinished In at.
tractive color.
Nash Special Coupe (Leather trim,
good tires).
Ford Touring (real low price,.
M. b. Gilman Co.
Phone 8O8. Bismarck.
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DRESSMAKIN
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We, have one e
ut your business. w. E. Stit1cl
representative. Patterson Hotel
Bismarck. N ..
WANTED-Falsc teeth. We pay high
as $40 for full sets. Any condition.
We buy crowns. bridges, gold, plat
mum, silver. Western Metal Com
pany. Bloomington. Illinois.
FOR RENT-Spacc abolt SO feet
square OH III second, also third
floor with outside stairway. excel
lent location and light. Fireuroof.
LAIR MOTOR SALES COMPANY.
FOR SALE-Two good riding ponies
suitable for children. also a few
good brood sows and a Holstein
yearling bull. Alex j. Stewart.
Glencoe, N. d.
FOX SALE-ChOlce Canary singers
imported German Rollers. Choppers
and Harz. MountairA Cages, seeds
treats. etc. Phone ll5-J. jacob
Bull. Dickinson N d Boz No 728
FOR SALE-Pionecr White Dent
seed corn at two $4,000 dollars per
bushel shelled. Test ninty-five t95,.
Mrs. Gertie Hoffman. Moffit, N. d.
FOR SALE-Bargain. Royal typewrit-
er. excellent condition. almost new.
make offer. Call at Room q, Ell
tinge Bldg.
FOR SALE-L. G. Smith typewriter
new improved. Call after 500 p.
IN. on Saturday at Room Al, Annex
hotel.
FOR SALE-Cigar case. all plate
glass and marble base L shaped.
Bismarck Shine Parlor, 200 Broad
way.
FOR RENT-Four or even office
| rnOmS over KNOWLES .1nwnlrV store
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis. May u E Wheat
receipts today 100 compared to 100 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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WESTERN CHAIN STATIONS

koo. Observation-Disclosures, 44oom.esoke.
2:co-Pacifc Nagabonds: jazz Il hr)-kSI4 kGO KGW kEIQ KONG. only
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1o:o-IHl Billy BOYS: Marshall and Mclaughlin $50 minD-KHQ KPO only
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t000-The Singing Strings with W SotoEts-Also kGA
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

c93.o-kYW chicaeo-tc2o
4:n-tfncle Bob (Walter Wilson)
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T:30-Radioet Presentation
S.0c-WJZ and WEAF Hour
9:o0-News: Dance Music (3h hrs.)
s5o,4-We1M chicauo-77o
!.oo--Crgan Recital Hour
G:He-l1inncr Dance Hour
1.N-Music: Chicago Orchestra
s:oe-Concert: Musical Comedy:
a.s.s-WENR chieaso-:.,
G:1a-Faimer Husk
A:eo-Minstrel Show
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l0:0D-M Musical Checkerbrard
lo:a0-Mike and Herman: Gossip
tl:0O-nN Air Vaudeville
4i6.s-HcN.WLIe c~hicanc-7co
s:oo-Quin: Nighthawks; Ensemble
6:0n-Radio Floovwalker
1:00-W EAT Programs az hrs.)
S:3o-Jean Co!dkette's Orchestra
y:u0-Features: Popular tcA hrs.)
344.e-WLs chicauo-s7o
!:e0-Srorts and Features
L;45-WJX Program u5 min.)
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I:00--Musical Programs q hr.)
4T.5-WMAQ ch;eaco-..o
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N.9o-Dance Music g hrs.)
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4es.3-WIW cineinnat!-7eo
c~:c0-Sane as WIZ (l,s hrs.)
s:30-Artisans Feature
S:3O-Symphony Orchestra
Goodnight Club; Ensemble
1o:00-Two Trios: Dance
IL :00-Dance: Pat Gulick q hr.)
eso.:-W1AM.WEAR cisvsiand-1o7o
6~:o0-Bridge Tournament
6::G-Musical Features
1."0-WEAF Program Ola hrs.)
a:0o-Narie.y Hour
lo:co-vocal and Dance {: hrs.)
sos.o-Wcx.WJh Dstroit-7so
f:no-NJI go min.,: l%celanders
.:m-WII go MINI: Little Symph.
a:nO-WJX $50 mimi: Sunny Meadows
a:oC-WJK Artists Hour
lo'eo-Dance and organ e hrs.)
253.5-WoWo Ft. Wayns-iteo
s::o-WOR Programs az hrs.)
css.4-kFAe L~tneoln-77o
6:c0-Orc.estra Hour
.:00-Feature: Orchestra
10:o0-Airways Program
ll:0o-IIa Ha Club
37o.c-Wcco Mime apoiis-sio
e:n0-WOR Programs 6 hrs.)
"n0-Swcdish Dance Orchestra
a:ao-Quartet & Paul Oberg
~ln:0o-Scores: Admiral & Marjorie
iV:30-Dance and Organ ua hrs.)
275.1-kMox st. Louis-1tso
k:3n-Ozark Program
t:cQ-WOE program ms {: hrS.)
::nO-Stoxe League: Amos-An6y
9:c0-Wylie's Orchestra