davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1934-12-01
Ell REGRESO DE
REPAIR OS
POR LAREDO
Sc insiste en- que van hui
yendo del frio y la falta
de trabajo

..CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviem-
bre % (Por Correo). -Durante
las 1ltimas dos semanas, regresa-
ron al pals mas de quinientos re-
~patriados. que penetraron por La
redo, Reynosa V Matamoros, del Els
tado de Tamaulipas.
La mayoria de esa genie que re-
gresa al pals. viene en- lamentables
condolences. No solamente vienen
huyendo, los que regresan, de IN
mala situacion reinante en- las 20
mas que habitaban, sino tambien
del frfo intense que Sc esta dejan-
do sentir en- la actualidad en- ell
territorio americana.
Los que sc repatrian 10 estan ha
ciendo en- automobiles. en- camio-
mes, en- carricoches tirados por bes
tias, Y en- algunos casos hasta a
pie; pero no les han detenido las
penalidades de Ia caminata. sine
qua 10 que desean es zanzibar de
ambiente y yer ST es possible obtc-
ner en- su patria, ell trabajo de que
"a ia tl iOo Isnldupo llhO
Las autoridades aduanales han da
do facilidades inmediatas a los me
Xicanos que regresan, para que
puedan penetrar a la Rep1blica y
dirigirse a los lugares en- que con
sideran que pueden encontrar ira
bajo.
Tn gran numero de esos repa-
triados ha p~enetrado al Estado de
Nuevo Leon v Sc dirige a la IONA
de Don Martin, dorde espera en-
oontrar trabajo en- las labores agrf
colas. no solamente porque la &C
tividad es grande en- esa IONA de
riego, sine tambien porque Sc es-
tan abriendo eva tierras para
dediearlas a los c%ultivos.
Las familias que han llegado, ma
nifiestan que en- los Estados Uni
dos era para elias la situacion in
~sostenible, puesto que Sc les arro-
is de los sitios en- que t~rabajaban,
para dar ocupaci6n a los nortea-
~mericanos, V que ademas sc encon-
traron con la hostilidad de las au-
toridades. 10 que undo a la incle-
mencia del tempo, les hizo tomar
la determination de regresar a la
patria, como 10 estan hacienda. To-
davia Sc espera ell arribo de otras
caravans de repatriados, pues a
ST 10 han anunciado los que aca-
ban de llegar.
La opinión., 1934-12-01
Ell ENLACE RODRIGUEZ
RIVERA. SERA HOY

En- la Iglesia d San Jose. esta
noche a las sietc, recibiran la
bendicion matrimonial ell joven
Manuel Rodriguez v la senorita
Rosita Rivera. ambos pertene-
cientes a muy estimables fami-
las de nuestra colonia.
El acto sera apadrinado por
ell senior Daniel Reyes Y la Sc
norita Maria Dolores Ramirez
amigos de los desposados, Y des
pues de ce,ebraGa Ia ceremo-
mia religiosa los novios Y su a
companamiento Sc trasladaran
n la Residential del senior To-
mas Lopez, donde tendra lugar
una cena para festejar ell aeon
La opinión., 1934-12-01
PERSPECIIVAS
MEJ Els EN-
Los NEGOCIOS
Las We la Camara de Conner
clio y la Direction de Es-
tadistica

WASHINGTON, noviembre 3d.
tadoS Unidos, corroborada por N
Direction de Estadistica, informa
que los negocios son mejores Y que
las ~perspectiyas son adn mas cla-
ras.
la evidencia de una disposition
mejor en- los negoelos y la base
que para ella Sc ha visto en- &C.
tubre, continuG durante noviembre
dice la Camara, notando-un al
"a de seis por eiento EN- ell volu-
men de los pages por cheque. ven
tas al detalle s~osteniGas, precios es
tables al por mayor. informes IA
vorables ell Ia carga dc los ferro-
carries y un aumento en- la pro-
ducci0n de acero".
Por otra parte ell Departments
de Concrete prepare para publican
la en- su revista mensual n ex-
(posicion de que los negocios mejo-
ran lenta pero seguramente. En- la
exposition Sc citan ell aumento EN-
Ia production Industrial. en- ell no
nero de empleos, en- las nominas
de sueldos Y en- las constructed
nos.
Solo anoche. al dar cifras sobre
o. mes de octubre, ell Department
10 de Concrete informa un aumen-
to de 100000 en- ell numero de en-
pleados Y un ALA de $11 300, 900 en-
las nominas de suicides semanales.
La secretaria Perkins Sc nantes
to tambi6n muy complacida por ell
ALA importante en- las nominas de
sueldos de las Industries ~pesadas.
Hace una semana que Ia CANA
"a dc Concrete inici0 una campa-
fla dc cooperation activa entire n
administration y los negocios para
acclerar ell resurgimiento, recibien-
do Immediate respuesta del conner
clio Y de los lideres de la admins
TRACTION.
La campai1a, segdn Sc dice, fue
lniciada por ell convencimiento de
que ell Presidente Roosevelt per-
manecera en- Ia Casa Blanca seis
amos y que por 10 tanto Sc gana-
RIA mas estando con 81 que con-
ira 81, aproveehando, al mismo
tempo, la disposition optimista de
los negocios.
Esta cooperation naci6 despuas
que ell presidente y SUI ayudantes
dieron seguridades a los hombres
de negocios de Que NADIA habfan
de temer en- ~restricciones s1bitas
0 en- tendencias radicales.
Hoy la Camara aseguro que en-
las circumstances actuales estas
seguridades son menos necesarias
uue hac> algdn tempo, aseguran-
DO, sin embargo, que los negocios
no tendran que hacer frente a min
gun ~obstaculo que oponga ell go
bierno.
EN- las empresas modernas- di-
ce la Camara-hay un intervalo
La opinión., 1934-12-01
La COSECHA
DE FRI OL
ABUNDANTE
cIupAD DE MEXICO, Movie

cIUDAO DE MEXICO, Noviem-
bre 24.-(Por Correo).- Los 1lti-
mos informes reunidos por Ia Sc
cretarfa de Economic Nacional. di-
cen que en- Ia mayor parte de a
RepGblica las cosechas de mafz V
de frijol van a ser muy abundan-
ties.
Las siembras de maiz en- el Es-
tado de Campeche, Sc encuentran
en- magnfficas condolences. esti-
mandose que la production de es-
to cereal sera abundante, 10 que
hara. como en- otros amos, e. po-
der exportar este articulo al We
cino Estado de Yucatan, sin per-
juicio del consume local.
Por informes que Sc han recibi-
do de la Agencia General de Eco
nomia en- Jalapa. Sc sabe que en-
las regiones de villa Cardel. Ia
marindo. Salmoral. Chichicaxtle Y
Puente Nacional. del Estado de We
racruz. Sc ha iniciado la recolec-
ci6n de mafz. con rendimientos que
Sc pueden calificar DC muy buenos.
Sc tienen noticias que en- Ia par
te Oriente del Estado de San Luis
Potosf han cafdo fuertes aguace-
ros. que no han beneficiado a las
siembras, pero que tampoco las han
perjudicado, pues los agricultores
estAn va preparandose para levan-
tar sus cosechas. En- otras regiones
de la misma Entidad tambien es-
cabo los trabajos de recollection del
grano.
Los cultiyos de mafz Y frijol
en- ell Estado de Queretaro CONT
man en- buenas condolences. pu-
diendo decirse, en- 10 que Sc refie-
re al mafz, que las perdidas SUI
fridas con las heladas y demas con
tratiempos que han venido resin
tiendo, Sc calculan en- I'm 35 a 40
por ciento del total de las cosechas
las cuales. a pesar de TODD, seran
abundantes. En- 10 que respecta a
frijol. Ia opinion general de los "a
gricultores es de que los rendimier
tos de las cosechas seran reduci-
( disimas.
! En- los Municipios del Sur V Ger
tro del Estado de Tamaulipas, "a
production de maiz sera muy a.
bundante. en- vista de que toda'
las siembras Sc e%ncuentran en- mas
~nificas condolences. En- algunos III.
cares va Sc est4 le%vantando Ia CO.
secha, V es SECURE que para ell me.
entrante habra un enorme exceden-
te para cubrir las necesidades d.
otras entidades.
Sc tienen noticias que por la Co!
ia Grande del Estado de Guerrero
las siembras de mafz que Sc efec.
tuaron por segunda vez, approve.
chando las lluvias. que Sc estable
cieron del Is de Septiembre al 2
de octubre dltimo. sc encuentra'
en- muy buenas condolences, prin
cipalmente en- los poblados de III
huatanejo. San Jeronimito. Peta
tlan, san Luis de las Tomas, Tee
pan, San Jer6nimo. Atoyac, Coyu
ca de Benitez y Acapulco.
La cosecha de maiz y frijol con
t!nua levantandose en- TODD Ell Els
tado de Tlaxcala, eXcepto ell de la.
plantaciones que Sc encuentran eI
terrenos cerriles, que por la pc.
breza de estas tierras la cosech'
es mas tardfa.
Los agricultores del Estado d.
Tabasco han ~continuado preparan
do los terrenos para las siembra,
de maiz y frijol en- las parties ba.
las.
La opinión., 1934-12-01
Sociiedad....
(Sigue de la "a. pae.)

Natalia Varela. quicnos neyaban
como chambelanes a los seho-
e Federico Sandoval, Alfredo
Pea Y Adrian Luna. Fueron pa
ies en- los oficios religiosos. las
ninas Manuelita Aguirre. jose
fina Sigala V Elena Ruelas.
Despues de salir del temple.
los novios y su comitiva Sc di-
rigieron al lugar que hemos in
dicado antes, en- donde Sc sir
VIC Ia comida de bodas. cele-
brandose ell bale official por n
noche. a las ocho en- punto en- ell
lugar marcado con ell ndmero
ia de la Gale Townsend al No.
tie.
Los recien casados, que han
salido en- corto viaje de bodas,
recibieron antes dc partir mu-
chas felicitaciones de sus amis-
tades. asi como regalos de va
Tor Y de utilidad para su recien
fundado hogar.
La opinión., 1934-12-01
GEORGE ULM PAS0 PA
RA VANCOUVER

En- viaje &c translto para Vans
couyer, desde donde la emana en-.
trante iniciard su vuelo a Honolu~
III. estuyo en- Los Angeles duranta
algunas horas Ell aviador interna~
cionalmente conocido George Uln,
quien actuo como ~navegante en- q
primer vuelo transpacifico que -
fectu6 Sir Charles kingsfords
Smith.
Aver en- la mahana sali6 Ulm cod
su nayegante j. L. SHILLING, con
destino a San Francisco Y Nancoa
yer. a bordo de I'm anfibio.
La opinión., 1934-12-01
CIUDAD DE MEXICO.

bre 30 (Exclusivo.)- Hoy lego
a esta capital ell senior Howard
Feighner. Gerente de Convencio-
mes de Rotary International, para
instalar las oficinas de Ia Con-
venci6n de 1885. en- Ell Palacio de
Bellas Artes que ha sido cedido por
ell Gobierno de Mexico para dicha
asamolea.
La opinión., 1934-12-01
RESFRIADOS REBELDES

No dele que empiecen. Combatalos
Embellishments. Creomulsion contic-
ne Z ayudas. Poderosa pero inofensi-
va. Agradable al paladar. NADIA de
narcoticos. Su boticario le devolvera
a listed su dinero sin dilaciones 81
SUI resfriado o tos M Sc alivia con
Creomulsion.
ADV \
La opinión., 1934-12-01

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La opinión., 1934-12-01

Que los negocIos Sc estan encarriIando
como los de antes, 10 demuestra esta TO-
to e MOS muelles de la empresa McCor-
mick Steamship Co., de Los Angeles, don
Gle ~1ltimamente Sc ha visto una notable
La opinión., 1934-12-01

teClmiento.
Dcspu6s de un corto viaje de
luna de miel por ell Norte del
Estado los esposos Rodriguez
estableceran su Residential en- es
Ia ciudad.
La opinión., 1934-12-01
Arrestan a los 3 Matadores de I'm Empleado
Congestion en- los muelles

congestion de carga. La junta del puer-
to ha ordenado que Sc extiendan los nue.
lies de esa empresa, d~estinandose para e.
Ito la cantidad de SIS, 10000.
-Foto |. /. News.
La opinión., 1934-12-01

CUANDO LEE listed "LA
OPINION" SABE QUE LEE UN
PERIoOIco INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRADO,
La opinión., 1934-12-01

San Francisco, California,
Noviembre "a de 1894.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
LOCAL firms show
CREDIT Sales gain
Increases Show Public Is Buy
ing With Greater Conf
dence, Says King

Leading Bismarck and Mandan re-
tail stores have reported large in
crease in retail credit sales and col
lections for the month OF November
over the same period last year, ac-
cording to ]. Henry Killing, manager
Of the local credit bureau.
In Bismarck credit sales increased
81 per cent and retail collections adj
vanced four per cent over the same
30-day period in 1888, Killing said.
Mandan credit sales were slightly be-
low the 1888 level but collections were
nine per cent higher.
Over the nation the buying public
for the third consecutive month Is re-
ported as paying retail bills more
promptly and to be buying more from
the retail stores, Killing reported after
scanning q report Of the Research di-
vision OF the National Retail Credit
association.
Continued increases indicate that
the public is buying more freely and
with greater confidence In the future.
Killing said. Sales on credit for Mo-
vember were reported as l4.6 per cent
higher than November. 1888, while re-
tail collections are nine per cent
higher for the same period. Most
important, they show that recovery Is
actually under way. as retail business
Is the nations barometer"
OF the 81 cities reporting. repre-
senting 1900 retailers. 81 show in
creases In collections, five report de-
creaSes, and three, no change. In
sales on credit. S. report increases.
only one reports q decrease and two
report no change.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
Livestock
SOUTH ST. PAUL

South st. Paul, Dec. 21.-(R-
USDA)-Cattle 1900. commercial;
500 government; most classes slow,
largely steady at the weeks advance:
most slaughter steers and yearlings
salable below $50 and down to $50
or less; very few good fed offerings
here; slaughter heifers largely 900
400 kinds: shortfed lots to $50 or
more; cutlery COWS, 1920 mainly;
few more; beef cows up to 800
mostly: odd heads above; common
and medium bulls 2.35-3.15: beef
bulls to $40; stockers dull: calves,
2.l00 commercial, 300 government:
vealers about steady; medium to
choice 3.5O-450; SOME selections 500;
Gull and common 10000.
Hog: 1000, market only moderately
active; most sales of weights about
$50 lbs, Is cents lower; lighter weights
Is lower; sows, steady: bulk good to
choice 220-325 lbs. 6.00-6.l0; early
top 6.l0; better 18O-21O lbs, $4,000;
160-l70 lbs, 5.00-35: 14O-l50 lbs, main
~ 4.25-75: 700-l30 lbs. killer pigs ais
3.75 or better; early sales feeders LIS
2.75; bulk good sows, 5.65-575; average
cost Thursday 5.97; average weight
2l0 lbs: top 6.25.
Sheep: $500; fat lambs supply light;
Being confined larged to trucked In
native and fed offerings; no early
sales or bids; indications fully steady
with packers talking weaker and sell
ers generally asking 1855 for best
offerings; early shipping inquiry
fairly broad.
Dairy COWS: demand rather light
due to approaching holiday; few sales
about steady; better grade springers
suitable for shipper outlet upward to
$40 sparingly; common to medium
springer and most mixers. quotable
around $2O-$30.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
NEW YORK

New York, Dec. 21.-(ReButter,
10000, firm. Creamery, higher than
extra 32h-33; extra (92 score) So:
First 1881 scores) 1854: seconds
(84-87 scores) 261s -27h; centralized
600 score) 30-301a.
Cheese. 102,057. steady. Prices un-
changed.
Eggs, 1900. firm. Mixed coDrs.
special packs or selections from fresh
receipts 1888; standards and COM
mercial standards 30h: firsts 27-27h;
refrigerators, firsts 22A: seconds 21A-
Il: other mixed colors unchanged.
White eggs, resale Of premium
marks 36-37: nearby special packs In
GLIDING premiums 1856; nearby ana
midwestern hennery, exchange spe-
Gals 81: nearby and midwestern ex-
change standards 1898: marked
mediums 26a -271A; pullets rs; Paci-
fic coast, fresh, shell treated or lin
ers, fancy 331s-34: Pacific coast.
standards 1881: Pacific coast, shell
treated or liners, mediums $3.50:
Pacific coast. pullets Is; refrigerat-
ors, nearby large 221s-23ls: Pacific
coast, large 24-26; brown, resale Of
premium marks 35A-H: nearby and
western special packs. private sales
from store 33-34A.
Live poultry irregular. BY freight:
All grades unchanged.
Live poultry. by express: Chickens,
1920; broilers, 1922; fowls, 10-l7:
ROSTERS. IL: turkeys. 20-27; ducks UNI
quoted.
Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh:
Turkeys. 1892; other fresh grades un-
changed. Frozen: Old ROSTERS, n.y.
II; other frozen grades unchanged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec. 2l.-P)-(U. 8. D. A.
Hogs, $4,000, including 10000 direct;
slow, about steady with Thursdays
average; better grade weights above
240 lbs. 6.25-35: top $40: 170-240 ID.
$4,000: l40-170 Id. 45O-5.50; pigs
AS down; packing sows 1920 lower
at $4,000. Light light, good and
and choice, 14O-16O lbs. 4.35-5.35;
light weight 10000 lbs. 100000;
medium weight 200-250 lbs. 5.85-6.4O;
heavy weight 250-350 lbs. 5000:
packing sows, medium and good 275-
$50 lbs. $4,000; pigs, good and
choice l00-l3O lbs. 3.O0-4.35.
Cattle, 1000 commercial; 800 gov
eminent; calves, 1000 commercial;
100 government; fed steers and year.
lings firm: spots stronger; supply
confined almost entirely to lower
grades selling at $50 downward: few
well finished light and long yearlings
10000; holding best above 900:
weighty steers absent; other classes
largely steady; strongweight cutter
cows 2.25; best sausage bulls 1856; Sc
lected vealers $4,000 to small In.
terests. Slaughter cattle and veal
ers: Steers. good and choice $4,000
lbs. 6.50-925; 9O0-l100 lbs. 6.75-10.00:
llO0-l300 lbs. 6.75-10.25:. 1900 1900 lbs.
6.75-l025; common and medium $50
1900 lbs. 2.50-6.75; heifers, good and
choice, 550-750 lbs. 5.50-850; common
and medium 2.50-5.S0; COWS. good
3.50-5.25: common and medium 225.
3.75; low cutter and cutter 1925;
bulls (yearlings excluded) good (beef)
100000; cutter, common and med
ium 2.25-3.40; vealers, good and choice
4.75-6.00; medium 3.50-475: Gull and
common 3.00-50; stocker and feeder
cattle: Steers, good and choice, 500
1850 lbs. 3.75-4.75: common and med
ium 2.25-4.00.
Sheep, 10000; slaughter lambs in
fairly broad demand, indications fully
steady; sheep and feeding lambs
firm; bulk better grade lambs held
500 upward: initial bids around It's:
slaughter ewes 250-3.50; medium to
good feeding lambs 425-5.50. Lambs,
80 lbs. down, good and choice It's
800; common and medium 550-7.35;
ewes 90-l50 lbs. good and choice Gas
$50: all weights. common and med
ium 10000: feeding lambs. 50-75 lbs.
good and choice 100000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
LARGER Buying IN: I
FUTURES LEADSTO
ADVANCES NCORN
Demand Due More or Less to
Recent Break in Peak Prices; :,
Wheat Rallies Also

Chicago, Dec. 2l.-R-Larger buy
Ing in the corn futures market than
has recently been witnessed led to
late advances OF corn prices Friday,
and helped to rally wheat.
Demand for corn futures was due
more or less to the fact that prices
had broken about eight cents q
bushel from the recent high point.
There was some talk that ia view Of
lack Of subsoil moisture In the spring
wheat area. the aggregate crop OF all
wheat for 1885 might turn out below
normal domestic requirements.
Corn closed unsettled, * of to y
up compared with Thursdays finish,
May 86h-H, wheat INA advanced,
May 98h-ss, oats M'-h down, and
provisions unchanged to q rise OF 10
cents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
SIOUX CITY

Sioux City, Iowa, Dec. 2l.-R-
(UsDA Cattle, 1000: most classes
fairly active, fully steady. quality
rather plain: half load $50 lb.
mixed yearings IT'S: car lots good
medium weight beeves and long year.
|lings around TOO: plain short feds
down to 500 and below: two packages
good fed heifers $4,000: scattered
sales beef cows 2.50-3.50: low cutters
down to $50.
Hogs, $500; early bids and sales
steady to strong with Thursdays
average: better 10000 lb. butchers
bid 5.75-6.l5: early sales 10000 lb.
lights 5.5o-65; l50-l70 ID. weights
4.50-5.l5; 130-l50 ID. light lights 3.25-
$50; sows bid mostly $50; feeder pigs
dull.
Sheep. $500: receipts al truck-ins.
No early fat lamb bids: indications
fully steady; asking stronger Of above
IT'S; other classes scarce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
CHICAGO STRENGTH NOTED
IN MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis. Dec. 2l.-(P)-After q
slow and easy day wheat futures
picked up near the close here Fri
day and showed some spirit because
Of Chicago buying.
The market opened weak on the
government estimates Of wintet
wheat and rye issued after the close
Thursday. Coarse grains were un-
settled, rye closing weak because Of
the government estimate.
December wheat closed &c higher,
May unchanged and July sc higher.
December rye closed lc lower, May
NC lower and July SC lower. Decem-
Der feed barley closed NC higher and
May &c higher. December mailing
barley closed unchanged. December
oats closed &c lower, and May "
Nc lower. December, May and July
flax closed unchanged.
Cash wheat undertone held steady
and there was q fair demand for
higher protein offerings. Winter
wheat was nominally unchanged and
durum was In steady demand and
firm in tone.
The corn market was sluggish with
demand slow for other than best yell
low or white quality. The oats mar
ket was unchanged with demand fair
for best milling types. Rye was still
in scant supply and in good milling
demand. The barley market showed
regular holiday tone with offerings
light, and buyers choosy. Flax offer
ings were light and In good demand
II showing fair to good quality.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
Trib1t,e's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Fri, Dec. FL
MARKET IMPROVES
But RREGULARITY
PERSISTS FRIDAY
Selling in Utilities Dries Up With
Adverse News Of Them
! Discounted

New York. Dec. 2l.-(R-Trading
In Fridays stock market continued
comparatively dull, but there was .
much better tone In evidence and
selling in the utilities dried up appre-
ciably. While there were = few out
standing gamers. the list Is . whole.
followed q narrow range. The close
was steady. Transfers approximated
$50. 900 shares.
The fact that pressure against most
of the power and light issues ap-
peared to have relaxed was encour-
aging to brokerage circles. although
very little enthusiasm was shown for
any wide buying movement. At the
same time most potential sellers did
not seem eager TO accept existing
prices.
Wheat and corn came back mod
erately after some early hesitancy.
Cotton futures were q bit improved.
Bonds disclosed no definite trend,
Leading foreign exchanges recorded
only slight variations.
q. s. Smelling declared q dividend
Of s. against q previous payment Of
50 and the stock rallied about
points. The metal issues did little
most Of the day In the face Of q de-
cline Of x Of cent On ounce to
53A cents in the spot silver rate.
Share gamers Of fractions to
around . point included Standard
Oil Of New Jersey, National Distil-
lers, U. s. Steel, Standard Oil OF
California, American Can, Console
dated Film Industries, Caterpillar
Tractor and Cerro de Pasco.
Losses Of a point or 50 were SUI
fered by American Telephone and
Public Service Of New Jersey before
meeting support. Consolidated Gas.
North American and some Of the
other utilities finished about un-
changed, as did Chrysler, General
Motors, Santa Fe, N. Y. Central
Montgomery Ward and . number OF
others. Interboro Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit and
Sears Roebuck dropped about = point
each.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
Trade Rises to New
Holiday Season Peak

New York, Dec. 2l.-(R1-With hol-
iday buying exceeding all previous ex-
pectations retail trade rose to new
peaks during the past week, said the
weekly Dun 4 Bradstfeet Review
Friday.
IN some Of the large ceuters." as
serted the summary. where early es-
Inmates had been tinged with no small
degree Of doubtfulness Is to the ex-
tent Of the demand. the preliminary
estimates Of sales for the entire
Christmas season were more than
surpassed before the final week had
been reached"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-21
Produce Markets
CHICAGO


Chicago, Dec. 21.-tR-Butter and
eggs were steady In tone Friday.
Turkeys were easy and the balance
of poultry firm.
Butter, 1888, steady: creamery
specials COS score) 30-30h: extras (o2)
29h; extra firsts (90-9D 28A-h; firsts
(88-8O 26N -27N: seconds (86-87)
25h-26; standards coo centralized
carlots) 28A 20. Eggs 2,30l, steady:
extra firsts cars ~, local rs; graded
firsts cars IS, local 25h: current re-
ceipts 231s: refrigerator firsts 20K !,
standards 20N, extras a.
Poultry, live, car, 40 trucks, tur-
keys easy, balance firm; hens ~
lbs. up II, under ~ lbs. IN; leg
horn hens 9As; rock springs 1918, col
ored 14-17, leghorn IL: ROSTERS 10:
hen turkeys %, young toms %, old
Is, No. 2. l6; ducks ~ lbs. up 1919.
small Is; geese Isis: capons 81 lbs.
&c.
Dressed turkeys, easy; young toms
81; old 81; young hens Ash, old q:
No. 2, 20.