The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 7

1 WHEAT RISES FOUR CENTS ON WEEK'S MARKET Car Situation Still a Factor and Export Business on Increase (By the Associated Press) Minneapolis, Sept. week ending September 8 an ajdvance of 4 cents in Minneapolis wheat and rye futures, and an 18 cent advance in flax futures, ing to the weekly review, of the United States department of culture. There has been a good flour mand mostly for prompt shipments. I.ocal mills are operating about 66 percent of capacity. Flour prices were advanced 15 cents yesterday, with the upturn -in wheat.

Spring first aptent is quoted at $6.65 $7.20 in carload lots. Feed sales been increased by drouth ditions, and car shortage. Movement of wheat to lis has been increasing, but meeting good milling demand. Premiums for cash wheat have been fully ed. The car situation is still a or, and export business in wheat has been increasing somewhat.

cent reports to the United States department of agriculture have dicated that European needs wheat will be greater than earlier mates, the French harvest turning' out poorly. Current receipts of spring wheat at Minneapolis an dication that the crop has better average milling merit than earlier arrivals indicated. Sales of cash grain continued to show a wido range. The demand for durum wheat has been improved, with milling and port prices closer together and ter competition. Receipts of corn continue very light, mostly being applied in old sales.

Oats continued in good ping demand. Rye has been rather q'piet, with millers taking most of the receipts. Basis of prices on cash flax were unchanged, with No. 1 seed selling at 2 cents over the neapolis September flax future. was unchanged.

Oats were a little slower. Rye started off firm compared with "September, but eased oiff later when the future a spurt compared jyith December. Barley' was weaker. Some of the shorts were in and this tended to take the edge off of the demand. Offerings still moderates, frlax offerings were eral, but there was a good demand lor all spot stuff.

NEWS OF WALL 8TBEET (By the Associated Press) New York, Sept. of the upward swing of prices took place at the opening of today's stqpk market, dealings being ly light but extended over a broad list. The demand for specialties was not as pronounced as it has been the days Jiufc. high records the year were made in the first few minutes of trading by Lehigh Valley, Atlantic Coast Line, Chicago Pneumatic Tool, folk and Western, Federal Mining apd Smelting, preferred, Iron ducts and Postum Cereal, the gains ranging from small fractions to three points. Rails and equipments were in fairly good demand, moder-' wjpi ate gains being recorded by St.

Paul, common and preferred, Reading, IJlnion Pacific, Pullman, Baldwin, and Chesapeake and Ohio. Mexican Petroleum climbed one point. A rise of 1 to 3 points also took place in Stromberg Carburetor, buck, General Electric, Retail Stores, Lorillard, Standard Oil of New Jersey and Kelsey Wheel. Bullish demonstrations in ual stocks, which Was encouraged by investment buying of Standard shares, featured the general upward swing in today's brief session of the stock market. Profit taking sales cut into the prices of such stock as Studebaker, American Woolen, folk and Western, Crucible Stftel and Marine, preferred, byt it did not halt the buying in other quarters.

A sqore of shares established new peak prices for the year while the buying movement was at its heights. Gains of 3 to nearly 7 points were made by Liggett and Myers, preferred, tic Coist Line, Loose-Wiles Biscuit, Postum Cereal, Iron Products and Kelsey Wheel. Wall Street's belief that the shopmen's strike was no No longer a serious hindrance to freight movement found expression in the w'arked bouyancy of railroad shares. The closing was strong. Sales ximated 350,000 shares, CORN WEAK from unchanged figures to er, with December to and May to went slight further decline then rallied, to around the initial tions.

sent corn prices downward at th start today Fair support deevlopcd Oats started a shade to off, with December to 359ic and held close to the initial, iange. Provisions weak, the sopport being light with scattered offerings at a decline. POTATOES STRONGER (By the Associated Press) Chiacgo, Sept. ly stronger receipts 42 cars total U. S.

shipments 073 Wisconsin ed cobblers 90c $1.05, cwt. iulk cobblers $1.00 $1.10 cwt. sota sacked Sandland Ohios 90c $1.00 cwt. sacked Red Rivers $1.00 $1.10 cwt. Idaho packed rurals LIBERTY BONDS (By the Associated Press) New York, Sept.

bonds closed: 100.70 100.22 100.22 100.66 Liberty Second Third Fourth Victory. uncailed 100.70 Victory called 100.34 MHiKeti STOCKS MOVE Commodity Esfr dally Steel Marked (By the Associated Press) New York, Sept. a temporary setback, which was duced by professional selling against a weakened technical position, ces of stocks again move to new high ground in this week's trading. Virtually classes of fehares ticipated in the advance, but the gest gains were made by selected stocks of Companies whose financial sta'tus aid prospects encouraged bull operations. Commodity torioes.

especially of basic iron steel products tinued to movfe.to "higher ground, though some recessions were noted in quoted sales of cotton, sugar and grain products. Further increases in steel products were expected next week. Steel' production showed a slight increase and more blast naces resumed operation, but the handicaps imposed by the railroad strike and fuel shortage have not been entirely overcome. Mexican oil1 shares tencoulhtered another sinking spell during the week on further reports of ed production and the publication in a Standard Oil organ of a that American companies operating in that jfrepareLLlo write off a mss if h'ajf of half billion dollal1 investment. A covery set in towards the end week, on reports that the Mexican Petroleum corporation was ing, two large plants in Mexico to extract gasoline from natural gas.

Eastern industrial, centers report a shortage oj skilled labor, ing mechanics and' employes fo the building trades, while unskilled borers are in good demand in the Northwestern states because of the unusually heavy crop movement. Adoption of the plan of Hugo Stinnes for the rebuilding the French devastated djstrict's witji terial- shipped terpreted in some local banking cles as forecasting a downward ision in reparations payments. Publication of the summary of the Mexican debt agreement hu I effect on the Mexican, here, most of them phowing a Teactionify tendency. Exchange rates were irregular, due in a large measure to the demand for sterling bills to finance grain and cotton shipments. German marks held up well despite the weekly crease of 23,800,000,000 marks in the note circulation of that country.

The decrease in the rate of call loans against, bankers acceptances from 4 to percent has been one of the features in the week's money market. Call money was held tween 4 and percent and there has been a slight hardening in time money and commercial paper ry -i SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK (By the Associated Press) South, St. Paul, Sept. receipts 1,000 market compared with week ago good and choice dry fed steers nominally steady mon and medium beef steers steady to 25c lower, $5.00 $8.00 grass fat butcher she stock weak to 25c er bulk $3.00 $4.50 practical top fat cows $5.50 butchers $6.50 canncrs and cutters steady to 25c er $2.00 to $3.00 bologna bulls ly 25c lower, $3.00 $3.75 good and choice stockers and feeders dy to 25c lower, $6.00 $7.50 ers 25c 60c or more lower, $3.50 $5.75.

Calves receipts 100 market compared with week ago mostly dy, best lights largely $10.00 $10.25 seconds $5.00 $6.00. Hogs receipts $5.00 market light hogs steady to 25c lower other classes about steady one string of Hght weights late Friday $9.25 top today $9.00 bulk heavy packing sows $7.00 pigs nominally steady $3.50. Sheep receipts 200 market today steady compared with week ago, fat lambs about 25c lower at the close $11.50 light and me.dN um weight ewes largely 50c lower closing at $5.50 heaties about dy at $3.50. CHICAGO WHEAT (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept. Np.

4, wcuvi w. MVW 2 an(j on the breaks and a small rally from fFAm week the inside figures followed. After starting to lVsc off, with ber to flYsc, the corn market rallied a little all around. hard Corn No. 2 mixed (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept.

in corn and a decline in Liverpool quotqtions led to lower prices in wheat higher, with here today at the start. There was No. 2 yellow MHeJS 64c 0atg No 2 white No. 3 white 37c. Rye No.

2 Barley 55c Timothyseed $4.00 cloVerseed $12.00 $16.00. Pork napiinaU lard $10.35 ribs $9.50 $10.50. Absence of trade at the finish.g/iyo the market a sharp turn upward pna the close was unchangea to half early selling but the trade was. Corn followed the course'of wheat not large. The opening which ranged December to and May to finished unchanged-to vance with December CONDITION OF BANKS (By the Associated Press) New York, Sept.

aqtiKil condition of the clearing house wm.bGeneral selling on the government report and rains and cooler weather, and com anies for the 8ek days) ghows that they in exce8S 0f 020 from legal require- thjg 5s an increase of MILL CITY RECEIPTS (By the Associated Press) Sept. ceipts 406 cars compared with 51C cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern September $1.04 December May Corn No. 3 yellow 58c 58Vic.

ftjkts No. 3 white 32c 33c. Barley, 44o 54c. Rye No. 2, 68c flax No.

1, $2.28. DOINGSOFTHEJDVFFH SEES TW UOLB" IN "TWEM NBW SALONS! I wonder WHAT WOMEN WERE TALKING ABOUT YESTERDAY? TMEV STARTED IN AS THOUGH THEY HAD SOMETHING TERRIBLE TELL AND WENT AWAV With out telling it- haven't sAip amvtthinG to vnilbur POUT JT VET- AWOMDERIF ID FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Ufftfs BE YTO MOM WON'T SAY MTW1N MUCH S'BVE CplCAffb LIVESTOCK J. the. Chicago, Sept. receipts 1,500 compared week ago strictly choice and prime beef steers scarce and unchanged other grades 15c to 25c lower generally top matured steers and long lower cows apd heifers tp.

25c lower canners and cutters steady to 10c lower choice and prime butchep cows and heifers scarce fully dy, spots higher bulls' mostly dy heavy beef bulls weak to lower veal calves practically steady stock: weak to. 25c Iofrer (peaers stea? dy, to weak I. week's Beef steers $8.75 $10.35 beef cows and heifers $4.50 $7.00 canners and cutters $2.80 $3.50 veal calves $12.00 $12.75 stockers and ers $6.00 $7.00. Hogs receipts 7,000 light and butchers 15c to 20c lower than Friday's best time ers steady to 15c lower 180 to pound averages $5.40 $9.50 top $9.60 early 225 to 260 pound chers $9.15 $9.30 280 to 300 pound butchers $8.60 $8.85 packing sows mostly $8.60 $8.75 pigs slow, generally $8.00 $8.50 mated hold over 2,000 heavy $8.10 $9.20 medium. $0.501 light light $8.71 packnig sfflootlf $6.80 $7.50 packing rough $6.25 $6.85 killing "pigs $8.50.

Sheep receipts 1,000 week ago fat lambs fully steady fat and breeding sheep and cull native lamps 25c to 50c lower yearlings and ers classes steady to 25c lower ing top western lambs $12.90 tives $12.75 closing bulk prices fat lambs $12.25 $12,75 yearlings $9.50 $10.25 wethers $7.00 $7.50 medium and light fat ewes $6.50 $6.50 heavy, ewes $3.00 $4.00 feeding lambs $12.25 $12.50 cull native lambs 8.50 $9.00. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR goods, cluding dressejrSj ers, piano, Victroli, kitchen tables, oil stove', dishes, etc. Call 316 1-2 Thayer or 403R evenings, between 9:00. 9-9 3t I FOR 12x22, partly lathed. Could oe made into little house without much expense.

Price $50.00 cash Phone 415J. 9-DlSt FOR light house keeping. 620 6th St, Phone 329W. 9-9-3t FOR "Building 24 and lot, Diamond Prejfs, Pearl Job Press, 40 inch paper cotter, type enough for four alsd job type, type stands, stones, niture, good and all of ich Eastern D. Price $1200.00, third, cash? Wjrite Norris N.

32 degree. Masonid ring. Reward. at office "9'-9-3t, or two furnished rooms for light furnish references. Phone -744.

WJtST TO. good davenport Q5 duofold. Phone 512J, after 6:00 o'clock. 9-9-lt FOR furnished room in modern house. Call at 402 5th street.

Telephone 678-R. 9-9-lw WANTED Two good appearing young men during the Pageant Week. Good money. Ask for W. tf- Moore, care Soo-Hotel, between 10 and'11 o'clock Sunday morning.

9-9-Jt One of the handsomest residences in Riverview tion. Seven rooms and bathroom. Oak floors out. Small cash payments Lowest priced house in Bismarck. PRICE $5250.

Harvey Harris Co. J. P. JACKSON, Manager. D.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ft TOE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN HELP Wanted Delivery Dietz. 9-7-iw to nelp care for Children. Mjs. L. A.

Schipfer, 4 Ave p. I GUESS I'LL CALL UP WILBUR AND TELL HIM ABOUT ITIT WORRIES ME HELLO- mtfh: MEN real money in candy business, teach hoW. Sure repeater. territory. F.rpc,.-samples.

International Lawrence Ave. Chicago. 9-9-It 30 MINERS at High Carbon Lignite Mines, Werner, N. D. man to work by the month.

F. Jaszkowiak, 42th. Phone 751. 8-15' WANTEDr-Waitress, dish washer, and bell boy. Steady employment.

Lewis and Clark, Mandan, N. girl to assist with housework, go home nightf Mrs. S. A. Floren, 718 Mandan Ave.

Phone 757. 9-8-3t for general work. Mrs. Ben Tillotson. Phone 828.

8-7-lw girl. Apply Mrs H. R. Berndt, 416 Thayer. 9-6-lw for general work.

Mrs. F. E. Shepard, 6 Ave B. 345.

p-5-tf for general hous'ework, 8th St. Phone, 639. 9-5rtf WANXEIBJxperienccd help for Nielsen's 4-m OLD HOME TOWN TOO vgS I WAS pN MX AUNT SARAH PEABOVf CERTAINLY S7ARTEP WHEN SHE REPOR7EP MARSHAL. OTEY WALKER DOWN ON HIS PROPOSING Tt THE" MEW DRESSMAKER. HELLO- I GUESS THERE IS SOMEBODY ON THE LINE THEV ARE TALKING ABOUT I'LL LISTEN IN to POP.

to work. Call 213W, or apply at 601 Sixth 9-7-3t girl for general work. Phone 458. 9-8-tf SALESMAN. WERE YOU OFFERED A GROCERY can handie sugar, flour, canned goods, dried fruit, coflfec and entire line of ceries, as well as paints, roofing, aluminum arid automobile oils, no reiit to pay, no money invested.

Take large orders 5 from samples Goods are guarantej and proven quality. Selling experiencc not necessary. Steady, profitable work fot "workers." Address Hittehcock-Hill Dept 164, jar girl for eral housework. be goqid cook. Phone 587.

Mrs. Sam Clark, 36 Ave. A 8-254f for housework, be to cook, of Roberts, in Chicago, 111. Reference: Any bank or express 9-9-lt TLIVE SALESMEN can earn big LT money, selling our popular price line ni'en's 'fall clothing direct to Local- territory open. Write' for information.

Hauger- turers Business Association, 1674 New York 9-9-lt WANTED with car to call on dealers with the lowest priced fabric and lOJOO'O mile Cord tires $100.00 a. Week' with commissions. Universal Tire Rubber Company, Michigan Indiana. w6fiK WANTED girl Place4 HO-HOOTEfWU. BRPAK HER.

WSAY ADNTSNMH VES, I JUST HEARD ABOUT IT THIS MORMING- JSSHE GOING TO SET A DIVORCE? I SHOULD THINK SHE WOULD HE LOOKS LIKE KIMD OF A FLV BIRD ANV WAV WHAT KIND OP BUSINESS IS MR. DUFF IN HAS HE GOT AMYTHIMG GOOD SUQBLy you DlDAJfT UOMTc. SCHOOL LIWE -out? employment nights after school and Saturdays. Phone 404W 9-5-4t ROOMS FOR RENT rr FOR, in mojlern, hpuse suitable for' two close to' high school. Terms reasonable.

Right party may do some light keeping. Phone 638R, or call 812 7th St. 9-7-3t FOR front room on grqund ftyqr, FS'cely furnished fqr lighthousekceping. 411 5th St Phone' 271 9-6-lwk FOR rooms able for two, also for sale a gas and coal range combined. 409 5th St.

Phone 512R. 9-5-5t FOR furnished large room or two light housekeeping rooms in a modern house. Call 818 Ave. or Phone 632-M. 9-G-4t FOR Furnished rooms for light housekeeping also two other rooms for light housekeeping.

418 1st St. Phone 241J. 9-7-3t lFOR Martin Graqd. Rapids, Mich. 9-9-lt SALESMEN WANTED specialty men who know how to work hard, sell, and ''say it with orders sion basis.

Earn $10 to $25 daily selling our unique cooperative merchandising service. Clean cut, legitimate, appealing, profitable every merchant a prospect did oportunity for advancement. Can you earn your way to become one of our field managers? Fuil details upon request. 4 pleasant south room in good location, cither lady or gentleman. Phone 904, mornings and evenings.

9-7-lwk FOR desirable ished rooms for light ing. Phone 442M. 9-2-lw FOR room, able for two gentlemen. 218 2nd St. 9-8-3t JOR furnished rooms, suitable for school children, 31n 3rd St.

9-8-St FOR in modern house Gentlemen prefered. 514 5th St FOR call at 517 7th Phone or BUSINESS CHANCES One of Chicago's old substantia' corporations has opening for capable man to open oflicc and manage men. High class devices for which there is extraordinary where. Big money making ities for the right j'nan. $500 to $2,060 necessary to qSccjuSLve agency.

Will pay expense of trip to Chicago for thqjjian we solectrSale.) PRETTY MQ Arkansas. 9-9-it FOR touring car in good four young mules, weight 1,000, pounds each. Also several second hand Fords. 214 Second St. Geo, F.

Robinson, 9-6-lwk FOR six model 1916. Excellent condition, terms to responsible party. W. B. Hartley, West Rosser Street.

Phone 677J. 9-2-lw F'OK SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FOR SALE Seven-room modem house, including four bed-rooms, situated near schools cast front for on terms eight-room modern house, including five rooms, east front, fine trees, well located, on terms six-room modern bungalow, about new, fine dence, good sized rooms for $4,400, on good terms six-room modern including three bed rooms, well located, for $3,000, on terms. Geo. M. Register.

9-6-lw FOR built house, four real rooms and bath, full basement, screened in porch, shade and fruit trees, warm air heat, this house is absolutely modern and one of the best built in the city. Terms to right party. Phone 28W, 843 or 737R. 8-21-tf FOR room modern house, including 2 bed rooms, all rooms fine size, well located, on good terms, at a bargain. Geo.

M. Register. 9-5-lwlc FOR owner, eight room house, modern, near school. Price reasonable for quick action. For details, address 814 Ave.

B. Phone 384-W. 9-5-lw FOR modern nished housekeeping apartment first floor, private entrance adults only hot water heat, 217 8th St. Phone 883. 9-9-lw FOR touring car, 8 cylinder, in good mechanical dition, four practically new cord tires and spare.

C. H. Wehlitz, 815 Ave. B. 9-9-lw or ished apartments at the Business College.

Phone 183. FOR SALE307R. WHOM ARE You Two GOSSIPS TALKING. ABOUT? TUFPP asTTNmqiN AiOBoOV Mb, 'CAUSE VWAUUED UlAV BACKWARDS Manager, .112 N. May Chicago 9-9-it FARMS WANTED FARM you have a farm for sale suitable for general description and price.

John. .1) Baker, DeQueen, 8-29-tf -Modern house. Phone 9-8-3t HOUSES WANTED or more hodsc. Call 552M. 9-8-3t BOAKD AND ROOM GOOD CLEAN cook ing, reasonable rdtes, good loca tion, board by day or week, rooms with or without board.

The Dun raven, 212 3rd St. 9-6-lwk and table ers Appy Mrs. H. R. Berndt, 416 Thayer.

9-6-lw LOST LOST Gold fountain pen. Initial engraved on it Reward. er leave at Tribune office or phone 12F22. 9-7-3t LOTS FOR SALE FOR foot corner lot on Seventh street and Avenue E. Very reasonable at $750.

Also a 10 acre suburban place. Good buildings, water and a good place for chickens. Can be cut into lots and would be a good investmen for future. About thirteen blocks from school. Write No 450 Tribune.

9-1-lmo MISCELANEC'JS WANTED. false teeth We pay high as $10 for full sets. Don'v. matter if broken, Western -Metil Company, Bloomington, 111. 9-9-lt married couple with no children who would like to board elderly, people in exchange for modern furnished home.

Kef- SB BY ALLMAN GOODBVE BY RT.OSSKR erences exchanged. Write 216. care Tribune. 9-2-tf MISCELLANEOUS. FOR furniture, beds, springs, mattresses, dresser, commode, extension table, chairs, rockers, leather couch, sectional bookV case, cabinet files, china closet with mirror, rugs.

Also garden tools. Will sell one piece or all at right prices. Call after 4 p. m. 007 5th St.

FOR piano, er upholstered davenport, oak dining set, dressers, library table, buffet, kitchen cabinet, beds, springs, various other articles. 223 12th St. Phone 553M. 9-2-lw i'OK coupe, 1921 model good condition new paint, new tires, new batteries, sfiqt coverings. Will sell for $1,250.

If interested call at Corwin Motor Co. Car No. 393. 9-8-2t Voice and expression classes for children, also adults, now being ganized, Miss Rudge, 418 7th St. Phone 844-J.

9 7-'3t FOR piano and other household goods, 401 12th St. 0-5-St FOR SALE pump gun, shoots good as new, W. E. Lahr. 9-8-3t.

FOR VOCAL call at 1009 5th 931W. Piano lessons or Phone 9-6-lwk GARAGE FOR RENT J. F. Watkins. 5th St.

9-7-lwlc GOOD BUYS Six room modern IjuiikiiIow Hot water lir-at, full wood floors', graded lot, tree.1"., sidewalk and paving. Uivervlow. Can lie completed in two weeks. This house has three snni.1 lifdrooms. 1'ilrchijse price Part cash.

Confectionery large trade. A real opportunity for the right party. Small cash payment required. i'lve Koom Modern water heat, full basement. Barana in basement, hardwood floors.

lUverview. Purchase price $5,800. Kive Kooin Modern Bungalow, close to down town, full basement. I'urnaee heat, garage, large moms and closets. Purchase jaice 500.

Terms. Six (loom Modern House under floors, full basement, furnace heat. South front, fine location. Kiverview. The house will be ready for cupancy about October 1st.

chase price $5,250. Five P.oom Modern Bungalow. Kast rooms. Kood location, near school, furnace heat. chase price $3.2041.

Riverview Lots for Sale Hcdden Real Estate Agcncy Wctrb Block R. S. ENGE, D. C. Ph.

C. Chiropractor Consultation Free Suite 9, 11 Lucas Block Phone 260 BROCADES. Brocaded chiffon velvet is to be very popular this winter because it adapts itself so rtdmirably to the present styles. Frequently the terns are outlined with beads for extra elaboration. NEGLIGENCE.

Tie-dyed fabrics are much in mand for negligees and hou-e frocks. They may be had in different terials, including crepes, radiums and satins. MIDDY BLOUSE. A flannel middy blouse has and cuffs of checked which gives it a distinctive air The sories are detachable and correspond with the color of the blouse..