davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-11-03
J UI
CAMBIOS EN- LA CORTE.
IA TERRESTRE

NUEVA YORK, Nov. 2.-QPs).
FL famoso dique, Boulder Dam,
en- Ell Estado de Colorado, detendra
una cantidad de aqua tai que su Pc
so ha sido calculado en- 41K billo-
mes de t~oneladas. Este peso estara
localizado sobre una area relativa-
mente pequeha, Y, por 10 tanto. los
geologos hon empezado ha hacer
una variedad de investigaciones, va
que Sc cree que este peso product
"a cambios definitivos en- la corteza
terrestre ~adyacente a esa localidad.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
OTROS EDlFiCIOS Y
N ENTOS

81 mausoleo de Menelik II, es
una construction de caracteris-
ticas arabes en- general. Tres
porticos ojivales ocupan su fren
tie, arrancando de ellos una am-
plia escalinata de ~azulejos alter
nados con cantera. Dos enor-
mes leones de marmol hacen la
guardia a ambos lados. y cada
portico esta sostenido por cua-
tro Columns, en- cuyos capite-
les hay una cruz ~parecida a la
emblematica de la bandera sui
"a. Els una de las construccio-
mes mas orgullosas de la capt.
tai, y es costumbre de los d.
plomaticos y visitantes de i'm
portancia. la de depositar una
corona en- la tumba del fiero
e~mperador, que esta siempre vi
gilada por sacerdotes del quito
copto, dependencies del "Abuna"
que a su vez es sdbdito del pa
triarca de Alexandria, en- Egipto.
La estatua ecuetsre de Meme
Xix II, que Sc levanta en- Ia pla-
"a frontera a la catedral de
San Jorge, es de tamaho he
roico, - esta vaciada en- bronco
que herido por los rayos del sol
destella como una inmensa as
cua de oro. FL Emperador apa-
raoa poopfodo4 on +, cobaIIo do
gran alzada-algo desusado en-
Ethiopia en- donde las cahalga-
duras son todas de mediana al
tura-y la bestia Sc apoya o
bre sus patas %traseras, levan-
tando las delanteras como 81
fuese a saltar. FL pedestal es de
cantera, y lleva en- los costados
una plaza de bronco con ms
cripciones en- Ia lengua amha-
RIGA. FL monumento estA rodea-
do de n balaustrada de hero
vaciado. y tiene un aspecto Il
ropeo Que desentona del con-
junto de Ia poblacion.
La catedral de San Jorge.
temple maxine de Advisable
ba, es da mamposterfa. muy So
Ida y resistente. Y esta corona
da por n c1pula que es una
reduction de la de san Pedro
N Roma. En- su recinto Sc e
lebran los oficios religiosos de
la iglesia cristiana-copta, y es
en- su nave en- donde Sc efec-
tGan las coronaciones periodicals
de los emperadores. De ahf sa-
lio Ras Tafari convertible en-
Halle Selassie, la tarde de dos
de noviembre de 1880 (ano
1923 de la era abisinia).
En- ell centre de la ciudad Sc
levanta Ell monumento conme-
morativo de la coronation de
Halle Selassie y de su empera-
triz Menen. Els I'm pedestal de
cantera, coronado por un bron-
ce simholico parecido a una gil
gantesca estrella de mar, con
tres puntas solamente. Els Ell
sfmbolo del emperador, que CO.
mo Sc ha dicho en- otro$ lugar,
encarna ell "poder de la trini-
dad,
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Nueva Campafa en- Mexico a los Juegos deAzar
Grace Moore....
tslaue de la Ga. Faa.)

tropolitan. De comdn acuerdo
con la Metro, aplazo ell rodaje
de una tercera pelicula mencio-
NADIA en- contrato. Silenciosa,
humildemente, sin bandas nj re-
cepciones espectaculares, aban-
dono a Hollywood.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
E%STADISTICA SOBRE LA
AVIACION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-CLPs)
La Seccion de la Aviacion Conner
cial, del Departo de Concrete, de
esta ciudad, ha publicado estadis-
ticas que demuestran que en- ell aho
de 1884 la Aviacion Civil en- los Es-
tados Unidos. construyo aeroplanos.
motores. equipo y otros accessories
valorados a A millones de dolares.
y do empleo a mas de $4,000 per-
sonas,
La opinión., 1935-11-03

T AL ES. descrita a gram
des rasgos y de una ma
nera imperfecta, la ciu-
dad capital del RENO de Shoa, y
del imperio abisinio. Els sobre
esta ciudad que un dia Sc aba
tiran los aeroplanos de Mussoli-
nj, acknowledgements. dejando caer
sobre la poblacion indefensa n
lluvia de bombas mortiferas.
Puede que Addis-Abeba Sc SAL
We, por resistir en- ella los emba-
jadores extranjeros. Puede tam
bien que II Duce. ensoberbecido
con sus victorias en- la parte nor
te, haga POGO case de esa cir
cunstancia. arrasando la capi-
tai. Made puede aventurar en-
este sentido una Iogica profecfa-
La opinión., 1935-11-03
KoREA;

No existe NADIA de production,
pues varias empresas einemato
srSficas han quebrado debido =
la inferioridad de sus produe-
clones.
Debido a sus differences dialec
tos, costumbres de raza y gus
tos personales, ell publico Sc di-
vide entire los teatros que exhi.
ben cintas americans y cintas
japonesas.
Las pelieulas japonesas son
las mismas que Sc exhiben en-
Japon, las "kengeki" o dramas
de espada tan populares entire
esta raza, h~istorias de la vida
moderna, romanees estudianti-
les, versiones de noveias popu-
iares y comedias.
Existen 43 teatros en- Korea
de los cuaies "a estan equipados
con aparatos para sonido.
A la fecha, unicamente dos de
los teatros tienen aparatos de
projection de manufacture anne
r%icana, los demas son japone-
ses.
La opinión., 1935-11-03

Con Ell matrimonIo del Principe EnrI-
que, Duque de Gloucester, con Lady Alicia
acknowledgement ell dia 6 de este
mes, soIamente ell Principe de Gales que
dara soltero entire los hiios de los reyes de
lnglaterra. La ceremonial sera privada cor
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Figuras de I'm Enldce Real

motive de la r~eciente muerte del padre de
Lady Alicia, desarroIIandose en- la capilla
particular del pa'acio de Buckingham, Off
ciando eli arzobispo de Canterbury. Seran
madrinas las princesas Margarita g isabel.
Photo l.. l.. NEWS
La opinión., 1935-11-03
HAITI

En- TODD Haiti existe solamen
te una empresa de cine que val
ga la pena, tornado en- compa.
mia de un native y IN ameri-
cano. Las entradas a este tea
tro ell ano pasado, ascendieron
a $4,000 dolares. Recientemente
estos sehores obtuvieron un con
trato exclusive con q compa-
hias europeas y 16 americanas.
MANCHURlA:
No existen estudios, pero ell
gobierno no impone impuestos
La opinión., 1935-11-03

Burmese, Hind1e y Chino.
Existen varios estudios en-
Rangoon y sus ceresnias, cast
todos ellos de empresas ingle-
sas y la production es de unas
cuantas pelieulas mensuales.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Cine T@cmica
Por EDMUNDo GUERRERO
La situaoi6n oinematOsrafica

Miembro de Ia Sociedsd de lngenieros CinematogrSheos y de
Sociedad Acushca de America
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Sioux City. March 2s.-tR)-(U. 8.
ID. AJ-Cattle 1000: beet steers and
yearlings active strong; occasional
sales l0.l5 higher: other classes little
changed: load desirable 1880 ID. year
lings. IT'S; car good 124l lib. beeves
ll.25: other sales largely 1850 down;
few packages good yearling heifers
900-25: majority beef cows 450-6.50;
low cutters and cutters largely 800.
AS: small lots good light stockers
and strong weight stock steer calves
up to 7t0: common and medium
grades Gas down.
Hogs $500: slow steady to 10 low
er: weights above 200 lbs. showmost
decline top SO: early bulk better
100000 lbs. butchers 06O-65; 10000
ID. lights 7.SS-8.50; 14O-l60 lb. light
lights 1856: slaughter pigs Goo
7.2S: sows S.00.l0; feeder pigs TOO
down.
Sheep 5000: fat lambs opening
about steady to packers; few sales
better grades 7!A0-e5: some medium
SIS: feeding lambs steady; deck u
ID. weights 600: late Wednesday fat
lambs largely 1915 lower: top to
shippers 500: most deals to packers
7.50-o0.
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South st. Paul, March 2S.-(RNU,
10. D. A.)-Cattle 100: asking strong
Ter for most daughter steers: fresh
supply light: buyers early indicate
barely steady: few good lots held
around e.50-ll.00 or more: some plain.
|er kinds sold 6.00.o 90; slne.stock full
" steady majority slaughter heifers
6.50-0.00; good grade quotable to
1000; bulk beef cows 4.50-060; good
fat cows held to $50 and above: low
cutter and cutter 325.4.25; bulls uu.
changed: mainly 500 down; stockers
steady. good lightweights mixed yearl-
ings stockers, held above 7.2S: veal
ers 1900: weak. mainly e50.7.50;
choice 0.00.50 sparingly.
Hogs, 5000; market lois or more
lower than wednesday: better 10000
lbs. S.7S-06: top $50 sparingly fos
choice medium weights; most l00.l0Q
lbs. 0.l0-75: bulk l40-l60 lbs. 5000:
medium and palmer grades dis
counted according to weight and con.
dition; good packing sows 8.O0.l0;
pigs scarce, average cost Wednesday
$751;: weight PIT lbs.
Sheep $500; no early bids or sales:
asking steady: buyers talking Is lower
or around 7.25 down on lambs grading
good; bulk better lambs late Wednes-
day 7.50-75.
Dairy cows fully steady: strictly
good springer cows upwards to SO:
most sales $45.65: very plain down to
SIS or less.
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Trib,lt,e's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Thur, March 28
Rail DEVELOPMENTS
Bring new WORRY
TO STOCK MARKET
Leaders Yield Readily in Face
Of Announced Rsorganiz-
ing Of st. Paul Line

New York, March 2S.-R-Fresh
Developments on the already clouded
railroad horizon gave the stock market
renewed concern Thursday and the
list was divided into contrasting groups
at the close. Transfers aggregated
coz, 1000 shares.
Beset at the start with another wave
of uncertainty over the international
monetary situation, the market devel-
oped q high degree Of selectivity dur
ing the forenoon but was making some
progress toward q rally when the 1oEg
expected announcement Of reor-
ganization for the st. Paul railroad
creased the slippery rails still more
and leaders yielded readily. Union
Pacific and Santa Fe were the heav-
lest losers.
Coca Cola gave the market another
thrill with an advance Of more than 3
points which In part compensated for
the jolt received from q. g. Smelling
which nosedived another 6 or Z points
before recovering partly. Other metals
were about even, however, and util-
tiles were mostly higher with the ex-
ception Of American Telephone. In
other sections Of the list the most
active shares closing, Johns anville,
:. I. Case, u. s. Steel, Chrysler, Amer
lean Tobacco, General Motors and
Loew.
Leading commodities were wobbly
throughout the day with final cotton
quotations IS cents to $l.05 bale
lower and principal grains we've re-
dictionary under the influence Of rye.
Secondary railroad bonds dipped sub.
stantially on the bond market in the
final hour. Foreign exchanges were
more steady after support came to
French francs and others Of the gold
bloc around midday.
The market had struggled with ore
factor after another during the morn
ing and was particularly concerned
with the international implications Of
the suspension Of foreign exchange
trading In the Belgian Belga.
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CHICAGO

Chicago, March 2s.-(Re(UsDA)
Hogs 1900. including 5000 direct.
Market moderately active and 1915
lower than Wednesday. loo-3l0 lbs.
6.00-9.O6: top 90. l00-lo0 lbs. $50
90: light lights s.l0-50: prices 7.25-
500: packing sows S25 down. Light
light. good ana choice 140.l60 lbs.
$1,000: light weight 10000 lbs. S3s-
0O5: medium weight, 2o0-26O lbs.
600-9.l0: heavy weight 250-350 lbs.
665-9.05: packing sows, medium and
good 275-550 lbs. 7.50-S.35: pigs. good
and choice, l00-l40 lbs. 7.25-8.35.
Cattle, 5000: calves 1000. Fed
steers and yearlings unevenly strong
to Is higher: practically nothing
choice In run. She-stock steady to
strong: good COWS and Ill heiiers
shade higher In instances. Bulls
strong to 10 higher. Vealers strong.
Holding best yearlings around 1900.
Selected vealers around 900. Slaugh-
ter cattle and vealers: steers, GOOD
and choice, $4,000 lbs. s.75.l3.50:
e00-ll000 lbs. l0.25-l4.00: llOo-l300
lbs. l0.S0-l4.20: l300-l500 lbs. 1915
l4.20: common and medium 6S0-l3o0
lbs. 6.O0-l0.75: heifers, good and
choice 5S0-750 lbs o.50-ll.75; common
and medium 5.26.o.5o: COWS. good
6.75.9.2S: common and medium AS
CTS: low cutter and cutter 3.O0-4.50:
bulls (yearlings excluded. good (beef)
5.50-7.00: cutter, common and med
ium 4.0o-5.6S; vealers. good and
choice 100000; medium 6O0-7.O0:
Gull and common 100000; stocker
and feeder cattle: steers, good and
choice 5o0-l050 lbs. 6.50-8.75: COM
mon and medium, 5.25-75.
Sheep, $4,000. Fat lambs openina
fairly active, around steady with
Wednesdays average. Good to choice
fed westerns 8.00-25; best held higher.
Sheep and feeding lambs little
changed. Scattered native ewes 100
500. Slaughter sheep and lambs:
lambs. 90 lbs. down, good and choice
7.50-8.40: common and medium
6.50-7.S0; eo-98 lbs. good and choice
7.35-8.40; ewes o0-l50 lbs. good and
choice 4.00-5.50: all weights. common
and medium 3.00-4.S0: feeding lambs
50-7S lbs. good and choice 6.2S.7.00.
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NEW YORK


New York, March 28.-(F-Butter.
$3.50; firmer; creamery higher than
extras, 1914 "a: extra (92 score), san.
80: firsts 1891 scores), 32-32h: CEN
tralized go score), 1914.
Cheese, 52,925: weak, prices uu-
changed.
Eggs, 1888, firm: mixed colors:
standards and commercial standards,
1914; firsts, 81 20: seconds, 81: stor.
age packed firsts, 22s+: other mixed
colors unchanged. White eggs. re-
sale of premium marks, 27-27h: near
by special packs including premiums,
25-26h: nearby and midwestern hen
merry, exchange specials, 24-24h: 9TH
er whites unchanged; brown, resale
of premium marks, 27.27h; nearby
and western special packs. private
sales from store. 2414.26h:' western
standards. 24A.A.
Live poultry, by express: Fowls. 40
%: other express prices unchanged.
Dressed poultry steady: All fresh
and frozen quotations unchanged.
Live poultry weak. All freight
prices unchanged.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. March 28.-R)-U. 3. D.
A)-Western grown woods continued
to move freely. Graded lots Of
French oombing 6l's and finer terri
tory woods brought 63-65 cents scour-
ed basis. French combing So. COS. y
blood territory woods sold ct ol-63
cents. while bulk average French
combing 64s and finer territory woods
IN original bags were receiving . de-
naud ct Co.'s cents secured basis.
short French combing and clothing
staple Of similar grade selling Ia orr
ginal bags ct $500 cents. ei5able
quantities Of eight months Texas wool
were selling at 56-N cents secured
basis.
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=
Minneapolis, March 28.-(R-Final
prices for wheat futures here Thurs
day were easier but at times during
the market session traders showed
spirit and prices ranged higher.
Dust storm reports from the south
west. northwest and southern Sas-
katchewan was an early influence
while Warrington news Of opposition
Of the senate agricultural committee
to the demands Of the AAA encour-
aged little buying. The break which
offset some Of the steadiness CEN
tered around rye weakness and the
transferring Of some rye hedges to
wheat futures.
May and July wheat each closed
Y lower, while September finished
y down.
The coarse grains were mixed ut
the close With rye falling sharply due
to heavy hedging pressure. May oats
closed Y lower and July = off. May
rye closed Is lower and July lss
down. Both May and July feed bar
ley held unchanged. May and July
flax closed y higher.
Cash wheat receipts were small and
In ready demand at firm to strong
comparative prices. Winter wheat
was nominally unchanged. Durum
was In steady demand and scarce.
Corn tone was sluggish and prices
unchanged.
Oats demand was fair to good fol-
the better grades
Rye demand was steady and Offer
ings very light.
Barley tone was firm to strong and
demand good for anything that might
be used for mailing purposes.
Flax demand was good and thu
market firm to strong.
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RYE lQUIDA7|0NS
LAUNCHESbEARISH
ACTIVITY IN MART
Persistent imports Have Dis
concerning Influence;
Close d Weak

Chicago, March 28.-(F-Selling Of
rye believed to be largely In tho ma
ture Of liquidation by holders had .
bearish effect Thursday on the grain
market Is q whole.
Persistent imports Of rye were .
disconcerting influence. It was off,
cially shown that duties had been
paid on United States imports Of
more than $4,000 bushels of rye
this season.
Rye closed weak at the days bot
tom level, 1x-1N under Wednesdays
finish, May 54S; wheat h-a off,
May 94x-%: corn ss-N down. May
78A "a: oats ct ls-h decline, and
provisions varying from Is cents set
back to q rise Of Z cents.
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BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago. March 28.-(R-(U. 8. D.
AJ-Potatoes IS. on track 23l. total
US shipments 656: old stock. good
1daho's firm. other stock steady sup
plies moderate including seed stock,
demand and trading slow: sacked per
cwt. Wisconsin round whites US No.
I, 65-67h: few 20: Michigan round
white Us No. !, IS: Idaho Russets
US No. /, few sales 1.52h-66: heavy
to large Ito: Us No. 2, las: COM
inercial 1.35; new stock. firm, supplies
moderate. demand and trading light:
Florida bu. crates Bliss triumphs %
No. /. washed, few sales 220.
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TRIBUNE RATES ARE LOW

Cuts and border nsed want ads under classified
display rates Of Is cents column per single insertion
cavoyan fortune teller matrimonial Or doubtful q.
verisng accepted We the right edit q reject any
copy submitted.
ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS or CASH m ADVANCE
representative viii cali you DESIRE Tsepheas - aaA
ask for the want "a department.
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Miscellaneous
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. March 28.-(FHForeign
exchange irregular: Great Britain
demand in dollars. others in cents:
Great Britain. 1907; France, $685.;
Italy. S.27; Germany, 40.16: Norway,
Nl7; Sweden. 24.80: Montreal In
New York. 99.56A: New York in Mon
treal, l00.4324.
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DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Duluth, March 28-(P,-Cash clos
ing prices:
Wheat, No. I dark northern heavy
l.l3* to l.l6A: No. dark northern
l.1lx to l.l5%: No. 2 dark northern
LOOK to 1.13%; No. 8 dark northern
ly0ox to l.l2x: No. northern heavy
l.l3x to l.l6A: No. / northern 1.llx
to l.l6X: No. 2 northern 1.Oox to
l.l3x: No. amber durum' heard
Ill to 80: No. amber ddrum hard
LII to 80: No. ! amber durum 100
TO Ian No. amber durum l.07 to
la: No. l mixed durum l.0l to Lat;
No. 2 mixed durum l.02 to lat; No. !
red durum no quotations.
Flax, No. !. i.74A.
Oats, No. 3 white. 47x to 4ox.
Rye. No. !, ssh to 60h.
Barley. mailing. 8 to loo: No /
feed. eih to 63h: No. 2 feed. GIN to
62h: No. ) feed, 5oh to elk.
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CHICAGO CASH 0RAIN

Chicago. March 3e.-(R9-Cash
wheat: No solea. Corn No. 3 yellow
|s2k: No. ; white TN. oats, No. !
white lex. Rye, buckNheat. eoy.
beans. no Galos. Barloy 6o-l1o time
thy seed le10-l9.0o cwt. Glover ed
lS.60-ioO0 cwt.
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Minimum charge for one Insertion
Is cents for Is words.
First insertion (per world ........5 cents
consecutive insertions (per world 40
3 consecutive insertions (per world ..4hc
I consecutive insertions (per world Sc
5 consecutive insertions (per word SIC
8 consecutive insertions (per world &c
This table Of rates effective only In
the state Of North Dakota.
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Houses and Flats

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Two story
frame house for two families. Also
modern stucco bungalow with two
extra rooms and bath. This prop
erty Is close to business, schools and
capitol. If interested call at co.,
3rd st., Bismarck
FOR SALE-Four room and five room
modern houses. Also 8 room partly
modern house. Phone 36O-M.
FOR SALE-FurniShings for II room
house. Fully equipped. Phone
6908. Fargo, N. D.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-House To-
Gated at 305-3rd st. For appoint
ment phone 385.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

New York, March 26.-(Rl-Govern.
nent bonds:
Liberty 31s's l01.l6
Liberty first AVS 10l.16
Liberty fourth AVS 1924
Treasury Is Ill.
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RANGE or CARLoT SALES

Minneapolis. March 2s.-(R}-Range
OF carlot grain sales:
Wheat. No. l dark northern l.13.
l.leN: No. : hard amber durum 1T
~; No. mixed dut,lm 1.l2x -l2lx.
Corn. No. 3 yellow -.
Rye. No. ;. 66N.
Barley, No, mating Ito: No. !.
ss.
Flax. No. I. 112.l.N.
Oats not quoted.
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Produce Markets
CHICAGO

Chicago, March 28.-(R-Butter
and eggs were firm on the Chicago
mercantile exchange Thursday. Poul-
try was steady. Butter 1913, firm.
prices unchanged. Eggs 1854, prices
unchanged.
Poultry. live, 20 trucks. steady,
prices unchanged.
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INVESTMENT TRUSTS
(By the Associated Press)
lover the counter in New York;
Quart. Inc. 8h., liz; 1.26.
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WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN

Winnipeg. March 28.-tF}-Cash
wheat: No. northern 1885,; No.
northern 76H.
Oats, No. 2 white 4lA; No. 3 white
36X; No. 1 feed 35%.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-28

An egg served In q cafe ct NASH
vile was found to contain Z yolk in
the form Of . heart.
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NEW YORK CuRR

New York. March 28.-(ReCurb:
Cities Service ................. e
Elec. Bond e Share ........... SIX
United Founders .............. 5/l6
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MONEY. RATES

New York. March 28.-R-Call
money steady: per cent Ill day
Time loans steady; 90 days-6 mos
MI per cent.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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NEW YORK BONDS
New York, March 28.-R)-Bonds
close:
Great Northern rs Of 1896. -. 84x
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, March 28.-(R>-Nour
Is higher. Carload lots. family pat
ents, 7.20-7A0 . barrel In oe-lb. cot
ton sacks. Shipments. 20,266. Pure
bran, 26O0-35.50. Standard middlinss.
2S00.256O.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE
Minneapolis, March 30-(RD-Wheat
receipts Thursday Is compared to -
q year ago.
Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse
grain closing quotations today follow:
Wheat Delivered 10 Arrive
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For Sale
THE AMERICAN Government To-
day" . 40 page book just publish
ed BY Frederic J. Haskin. Every
statement contained in this book Is
authentic and approved BY Gov
eminent officials in Warrington.
Send 81 today for copy to the Bis.
marck Tribune. Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR eALE-l033 yellow Dent seed
corn: eS per cent termination: a
per bushel. Glenn Willis. FAIR
mount, N. OAK.
FOR sAIE-Early Ohio and Irish
Oobbler potatoes. e0c per bushel.
600 delivered. Phone 1877. "a 30.
Ninth 81.
FOR oAIE-EaTly Ohio. Irish Cob
bier potatoes. Herman Ode, ll0o-
18th. Phone llol.
FOR SALE-LadyS tweed coat. s{Ss
-. 9ll.00. Perfect condition. 2o6-
and st Apt -.
FOR SALE - waste Paper DoioE
cheap. Inquire q tho BismaSek
Tribune oeflce.
FOR SALE-WiN sell 4s5 credit O
new oar for 4l5. rhono rs, Joe
phius Eftsland
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WANTED-Middle-aged housekeeper
on farm. Mother and son In FAM
lily. Write I. I. Parkhurst, Mott. N.
Oak.
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Male Help Wanted

CORPORATION Executive will in
terview applicants for manager Of
branch office now to be opened In
this locality. Must be reliable and
financially responsible. This posi-
ton offers attractive income. Start
ut once with opportunity to pro-
gress. Experience unnecessary. We
thoroughly train accepted appli-
cant. Write Finance Extension
Corp. Hammond, Ind.
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NsrN,N,rApo,rs srnrws

MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 2S.-(R)
LStocks close:
First Bank Stock .............. OK
Northwest Banc0 ............. 81