The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1926, Page 7

FOR SALE & ROOM, modern bungalow, oak floors and finish, full ‘basement,’ roomed rie nite lawn and trees, everything spick and-apan, one of the most ‘complete and best finish- ed bungalows in the city. $6500.00. ROOM modern bungalow, practic ly new, fire place, basement garage, east front, splendidly and warmly eae by the owner for a home;! 6000. KOOM modern house, good condi- tion, south front, nice trees, bath; furnace, $4200.09. ROOM modern: house, east front, hot water heat, well built, excellent | condition and ‘ay good a buy for a, home or investment as there is in’ the city; $4200.00. ROOM cottage, water and lights, east front, comfortable, $2100.uU. | 6 ROOM cottage, south ae: 150 feet of ground, burn, city water, $1700. BUILDING LOTS—Among the splen- did buys on my list are two blocks’ of the prettiest lots in the north: | west part of town, with city water and a block from school at only, $350.00 for fifty-feet; a fifty foot’ lot, one of the most desirable and the cheapest on Ave. B, at only $750.00; a 50 foot let on Sth street in splendid neighborhood at only 50.00; together with hundreds of others in all parts of the city, mostly_in the east énd at very rea- ee prices and on monthly pay- FARM 'LANDS—Prices are so low it is a shame to quote prices on the many wonderful bargains on my lists. There have been more land sales the past six months than the past five years together, BUY ONOW. ony } WIBE, TORNADO AND AUTOMO- BILE . INSURANCE . written in re- liable companies, YOUNG. MALE WELP WANTED ‘WANTED— Experienced candy or cigar salesman to sell our line of candies in the western part of this state, direct to the retail trade on jobbers basis with full jobbers discounts and freight ‘allowance. Must have his own car and the actual selling experience in the candy or cigar line in this ter tory. This is a good-epportunity to double your income, as it mears a well paying, permanent position. Give all details as to past experi- ence confidentially in first letter ss: Candy Sales Depart- Martdccio Co., Minne- apolis, Minn. : fi if TAKE ORDERS for coffee, sugar, flour, meats, canned goods, stap! groceries, also paints, radio se tires, auto and tractor oils. capital or bond required. We de- liver-and collect. Permanent bu: ness. Big pay. Write at once. Hitchcock-Hill Co., Dept. 556, Chi- ‘Bineettionas 88 1 week, 198 * addi- sees CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per Inch is arama toey should be received by 12 2 Fee cg tag aure insertion sa: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE ‘82 AUTOMOBILES—OTORCYCLES DEPENDABLE USED CARS A USED Car is only as good as the dealer who a Ne Our own build- ing—our irtment—our whole organi ation is dedicated to courteous, prompt attention for each and every one of our cus- tomers. That this may be a selfish motive is proven by our increasing sale of Dependable Used Cars, and the interesting testimonial letters we can met er written by many of our Used Car buyers. Ford Truck, $485; “Dodge fete $195; Overland 90, $95; Dodge Coupe, $625; Cadillac Touring, $285; Ford Coupe, $350, and other excellent bargains. Easy time payments. PHONE 808, . B. GILMAN CO. ___BOUSESANDFLATS FOR RENT—Newly decorated 4-room unfurnished apartment. Private en- trance on first floor. Gas range for light “housekeeping. Private Phone 442M. —A nicely furnished mod- ern apartment, including electric washing machine, flat iron, vacuum cleaner. Always hot water. 807 Fourth ise FOR RENT—A three room Apt., suit- able for married couple without children. If interested write care __Tribune No. 60. bike FOR RENT—Two large furnished rooms for light — housekeeping, cago. ground floor, private entrance. 608 WANTED—Men and women to iearn|_ Tenth St. i burber trade. Great demand, big} FOR RENT—Furnished apartments wages. Few weeks completes. Cat-| with private bath. Also player alog and special offer joler! piano for sale. 930 Fourth St. Barber College, Pargo,.N. Dak. | FOR RENT—Five room house, mod- WANTED-—At once experienced cook] ern in every way with gas range. for cafe Permanent piacs.! Call 803 Seventh St. Edberg. anion. 3 write aid at RENT—Four room furnished or unfurnished apartment. Varney :. Flats. Phone 773. others need apply. hye Me | WANTED—Nice furnished apartment ismarck, N. Dak. down town. Call No. 303, McKenzie in to matt by _ Hotel after five. Jaszkowiax,) HOUSE F WANTED—Young the month. Francis 421 Twelfth Street. FOR 5S. North Dakota town, good thr beiepraen Bldg. brick and tile 3 by 120 well made, equipped to do all kinds of work. Agency for well known make of car, doing good business. Reason for selling, own- er hag other business. Will take some land on deal or give good| F' terms to right parties, rite care ‘Tribune No. 59. Py ie NS $7.00 an hour actually earned in spare time eelling for the largest: NEWLY decorated, pleasan’ keeping room for couple or young ladies who appreciate nice clean place to live. College building, Telephone 183. a8 ‘OR RENT—Nice well kept with large clothes closet. entrance, suitable for two gentle- men. Call at 120% Sixth St. FOR RENT— Room ‘in modern hans direct-to-wearer shoe firm in the Nice and coo! for, summer, uit world. $5.00 values at $2.95. Write| able for two. 506 Third. Phone quick for free ‘particulars. The} 4985. __ seed Double-Wear Shoe, Co, Minne-; FOR RENT—Nice modern room, close apolis, Minn. in, on car line, 515 Fourth street. POSITION. WANTED poe a rim WANTED—Position by experienced, LOST--Between Bismarck and Tap- Burroughs beahhneeee Reference, pen,-a blaek hand bag.: Finder mail furnished, Write Box 584, Belfield,| to W. A. Muralt, Glyndon, Minn.,) N. D. ° for reward. for cooking. Also 2 furnished rooms | FO) FOR SALE ‘FIVE . room _ modern, bungalow, full cemented basement, laundry tubs and stove, furnace. heat, maple floors, built in cabinets, enclosed poreh, ble garage on lot 50x180. Fine lawn, trees and shrubbery, convenient to school. Very. well located. A bargain Terms. SIX room two story house, full base- ment, hot ‘water ‘heat; maple floors, three sleeping rooms, south front, lots 50x 150. Convenient to schools. Price $5,200.00 with terms: House in excellent. condition. ONS story five room -cottage, full basement, hot water heat, fireplace, laundry tubs, vegetable room, good lawn and shade trees. Conven- ient to schools, Price. $5,700 with terms. Choice location. TWO story five room cottage, bath, basement, furnace, beg ded floors, east front, Lot 60 x 160 feet. Trees and shrubbery. Close in. $3,600 with terms. CHOICE building lot in desirable location. Price $650.00 cash. A bargain at this price. I -can sell you a house or lot and loan you the money to assist you in paying; for it. Insurance written on all lines in responsible old line companies. LOANS prompty closed on im- proved city property. Apply for rates. It will pay you to call on me be- fore you buy. PRICE OWENS Eltinge' Block Phone 421. _ FURNITURE FOR 8. FOR SALE—Bargains in first class furniture, American walnut chiff- orette and table, mahogany windsor chairs, bookcases, gateleg table, floor lam Ley Eicteola, oak rocker, radio, cai table, bed complete, kitchen utensils, ing machine and ranger bicycle, mohair easy chair, Phone 689M. FOR SALE—Two parlor sets, dining room table, buffet, one gumwood bedroom set, Singer Sewing Ma- chine, beds, two dressers, one chif- fonier, graphaphone. Numerous Heth articles. 300 Ninth St. Phone Price Room 19 LE—New rniture. Call FARMS WANTED WANTED—To hear from owner of farm or unimproved land for sale. 0. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. ° Li Sho pe! Beautiful § acre tract on Lake* izzie, northeast of Pelican Rapids. Good four room house, screened: in porches. Small barn. Good well of water. Place enclosed with stock fence. Good fishing and hunting. Strawberry and raspberry patch. Over 600 feet splendid beach, fine and safe for bathing. Inquire, Edward S. Allen, Pelican Rapids, Minnesota. STOLEN OR taken by mistaxé at Fort Lincoln danée Wednesday night a tan coat with fur trimming on collar, Return to Tribune for liberal reward. No questions ask- ed. Cheap. LOTS FOR SALE NORT! fers exceptional opportunity to young women contemplating nurses pfofession. Accredited school, thr ear ‘course ‘of tisining in. a ches pertaining to nursing profession. Maintenance and. lib- eral allowance. while learning. Nurses ‘home located in most de- sirable section of Chicago. Bathing beaches, golf links, tennis courts. and the famous Lincoln Park, all within two blocks of Nurses home. Requircments: One year high| == School or equivalent. Women of superior education given prefer- ence. September class now organ- izing. For further information mate Superintendent of Nurses, 2551 N. Clark Street, Chicag: ES who can embroider “wanted. Pay. guaranteed. Everything ° fur- nished, easy pleasant, Cagheritd honie work. Write, enclose oor ‘for particulars. NATIONAL M DES _CO,, Leipsic, Ohio. due dey CARDS Addressed at home in spare time, earns that extra money need: ed. No experience, particulars 2c stamp. Mid-West Service, 6248 University, Room F91, Chicago. $25 WEEKLY EASY. Spare tim Addressing cards at home, no ex- perience. Particulars 2c. stamp. Madison Service, 123 W. M: Dept. 514, Chicago. known concern, rated AaAl, manu- facturing a thoroughly high class and diversified line of advertising specialties and calendars seeks u capable sales representative on a full-time exclusive basis in North- ern North Dakota, a territory with splendid opportunities for develop- ment. Weekly ‘advances with a monthly settlemént of commissions on a liberal schedule, including full allowance for mail and repeat orders, etc. The man we eniploy will be expected to submit unquali- fied references as to his character, experience, and ability to produce, but all initial correspondence will be treated strictly confidential. For further particulars address WILKIN, Sales Manager, __ton, oa i ce TAIL NG SALESMEN—Davis $29.50 “Square Deal” line ready for Fall. Amazing values, nationally famous. atisfaction guaranteed | ~~ or money returned.” Liberal ecom- missions in advance. New profit- sharing plan increases your earn- ings. $40 sclling outfit free. Our fourteenth year selling direct. Producers—save time. Mail letter giving experience and references. P. H. Davis Tailoring Co. Dept. in se 2042 Iowa Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Coshoc- TAILORING SALESMEN—Big money making line. 100 all wool 9x12 samples in case FREE. Union made to order. One price, $29.50. Worth $10. Commissions $5 in advance plus bonus. Write now. Wilson ‘Tailoring Co, 908 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Est. 1871. SALESMEN—To sell high grade direct to the farmer. Auto requir- ed. Experie not necessary. Liberal commissions. Minnesota Lubricating .Oil Co. Inc., Mankato, $100-$200 WEEKLY. and weekly salary. Guarantee dealers turnover or money _ bac! Rapid__ promotion. C-New Specialty Co., Cedar Rapids, Towa. ——$__________ AGENTS WANTED _ NEW LINE—New field, biggest com- Big com on Reliable house. maaie | FOR SALE—Burrowghs nine bank, duplex, wide carriage adding ma- chine. L. G, Smith typewriter with 20 inch carriage. AY be sold a” A fads writer in excellent condition. Wii sell reasonable if taken at once. Write X Y Z, care Tribune, i marek, N. D. FOR RENT—Garage. Also three light housekeeping rooms by June 20, and for sale a few pieces of furniture. __814 Third street. FOR SALE—Ice box, size 5 able for’ store. Cap: pounds. Inquire the Flei ‘M1 Fifth St a FOR SALE— Large Lloyd baby car- riage. Also 9x12 Congoleum rug, new. Phone 697-R or call at 408 Fifth street. wae ce MINERAL RODS. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Write F. D. Robinson, Box 87, Elgin, Tex. FOR SALE—Honey Bees. Francis Jaszkowiak. 421 Twelfth Street. FOR SALE—2 Pure Bred Hereford Bulls. Wachter Transfer Co. mission. $90 weekly full time, $30 spare time taking orders furniture, rugs, dishes, house furnishings direct from catalog. Easy payments. No collections, outfit free. Fish Furniture, Dept. A206, 2225 Persh- ing, Chicago. : : DIRECT Factory Agent, this county —100 store route. No selling. Just distribute and collect. Experience unnecessary. Should net salar $70.00 weekly. Max C. Vrazel, Mgr., Gonzales, Texas. ———— OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT FOR RENT—Dental office rooms, formerly occupied by Dr. Kershaw, suitable for any kind of an office. Inquire City National Bank, Bis- CHIGAGO HOSPITAL: Of-| F FOR SALE—Lot 31 and E% of Lot 30, block 84 of Bismarck with good house, cheap. Write to Wm, ten; Rivhardton, N. Dak. WORK WANTED—Want to do wash- ing and cleaning at your home, wood work done. Want steady places. Phone 786W. WANdED-—Housework by the hour, Caaf and washing. 19 S. Fifth Stree. semeisrtninnrene)aanterncey LANDS FOR SALE—FLORIDA _ TWENTY ‘ACRES AND PLENTY FREE book tells truth about Florida land; monthly payments. $1.50 an acre; no interest; no taxes; sick benefit features; Sylvester _E. Wilson, Dept. C381, Orlando, Fla. SERRE STE EERE | Flashesof Life | North Borgen, N. J. Here's a ghost from the past in a modern setting. Joseph Kopsky and four companions were arrested for speeding on bicy- cles. They were found guilty. Detroit—Babe Ruth is in difficul- ties agnin, He is charged with fish« ing out of season near Howell, Mich., 40 miles from here. The charge anil Mr. Ruth are getting farther apart every minute, however, as he is on his way to St. Louis with his icam mates. changed since Grandma was a girl, but not too much for Mrs. Abigail Whitman. She is 91, Today she tossed her bag in. hor fllevetvroaldter andl eat. out alone for New York on a vacation. “My doctor says the trip'll do me good,” she explained. EYES London—Sight has been restored or created in certain animals by the grafting of eyes, eee to a re- cent experiment of the Univers of subjects were triton 8 aquatic salamander. Out of 84 cases, three successes were reported. ——____ ie th CORPORA'ITONS ! _ Divide County Hospital associ mbrose, N. D. Non-profit; A. a, Knut M. Ouse, J. L. Miller and 30 others. FINANCIAL REVIEW rk, June 12--)— sharp turn in stock prices this week testified to the more cheerful senti= ment in business and financial cir- cles. Trading continued to be domi- nated by professional operators. Ap- parently the drastic declines in March and April still werd too fresh in mind to induce extensive public buying, which recently has been of an extremely cautious nature. The week's trade and financial de- velopments were again largely con- structive in character. The chief items were the unexpectedly small de- crease in the May unfilled orders of the United States Steel coropration, the establishment of new high records in freight traffic for this season of the year, the maintenance of re! ly high production by. the basic in- dustries and the steady increase in retail sales. U. S. Steel common was one of the outstanding market leaders, scoring an extreme gain pf nearly 8 points above last week's final quotation on total sales of over 650,000 shares in five days. General Motors, another so-called “Morgan stock” also changed hands in enormous volume, climbing over six points to a new hi, level for the year at 136% within 1'% points of the record high for all time established last fall. Independent Steels pointed upward on btying influenced by the unusual- dy high rate of operations for this season of the year and stiffening price tendencies for certain products Motors generally showed a tendency to sell off. Rubber stocks flso lost round. Oils were slow in respond- ing to bullish trade statis and F large current carning although they Knowles Jewelry store. F. A. Knowles. —_—— WANTED PATIENTS WILL TAKE Maternity patients those ready to enter hospi Phone 477W. 604 Ninth St. "Mrs, Ino, Dixon, Apply to nd showed signs of strength and activity towards the close of the week. Specialties, particularly in the food group, presented several points of strength on what appeared a revival of pool operations. Rails developed a strong undertone, with buying undoubtedly accelerated by the renewal of _ merger talk EARIWNG BowsERS | escape MANX E LEAD To CHPTURE, hiy's ABOUCTORS ARE KEEPING,HIM APRISONER IN'A BASCMENT , DuN@e ON 4 The First Report os DOYOO KAOW ANYTHING ABOUT TAS 7 Kas | Another | ¢ LIVESTOCK STOCKS KEEP. § eral Motors to New Top ‘Price For the Year ward movement of stock prices pro- ceeded with renewed vigor in today’ abbreviated market session. Favor constructive news from the rail- road and manufacturing fields rec- ognized leaders in these groups head- ed an advance which gained sufficient momentum to force hurried short cov- a number of issues. which carried that stock to a new top price for the year at 138 wa sed on indications that automobile buy- ing had continued at a high rate June. At the same time Stee’ reflecting satisfaction with the in- creasing volume of current business and predictions of a more liberal re- turn to stockholders, spurted up two points to 136, within 2 1926 high record. Constructive operations were car- rail stocks, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, Southern Railway and Atlantic Coast Line reaching the best levels on the current movemeent. The closing was strong. Total sales ap- proximately 900,000 shares. SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, June 12—(AP)— Producers had their innings in most branches of the livestock trade here this week as both cattle and hogs scored a mostly 25 cents upturn, says the weekly review of the U. S. De- partment of agriculture. Fat ewes and veal calves proved an exception, closing with 50 cents losses on lambs nd ewes, and greater declines on vealers. Medium weight steers the week at 9.60, while reached 9 s numerous other loads of 1 finished oe netting 9.00@ Below 8.50. packers got only plain qual s while common grass steers landed around 6.00@ She stock bulked within a price range 4 anners and cutters strong weights up ted, heavyweight and 6.25 topped for ul fs the 6.00 Veul calves were off roneiderably) the last three days and are closing the period with an and feeder quota- ‘little change, a spread of 6.50@7.75 taking the bulk on offer. Hog prices averaged fully 25 cents higher for the period, desirable light and medium weights closing Friday at 14.50 with mixed d of medium and heavyweights 13.50@14.25. P: ing sows cashed at 12.75@1 holding at 15.26, Spring lambs closed Friday at 17.00, culls being sorted out down to 1 'Yearlings sold at 10.00@15.00 accord- a quality, with ewes from 4.00@ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, June 12—(U —Hogs 4,000; uneven; low than 's 240 to 14.40; ly 12.70@1 ling pigs a maha 1,000; estimated part held off market; heavyweight hogs 1270@ 14.50; medium D1 pi laughter pigs 14. 000; compared week ago, and medium weight fed 15@25_ cents higher; better of light arlings up most light weight heifers sharing advane heavy steers fl ated steady to eak; finished steers all ights working into stronger posi- ‘tion; extreme top hea: 0. num erous loads medium weights 10.35@ 10.40; yearlings 10. part load 10.50; fat cows and heifers generally cents higher; canners and cutters strong to 25 cents up; bulls 35@50 cents higher; vealers 1.00@1.50 lowe: Sheep 9,000; for week around 27,- By Taylor ||: 13.10: Cattle earings steers grade Y Was: 4 DREAMING, WY OR DID L HEAR BOWSER BARKING OLTSIDE? LvearD it Too -mom ~ Ivis - Bowser! BECAUSE T HAD IT OUT SHOWIN! IT TO 7 * UPWARD TREND Heavy Buying Carries Gen. | New York, June 12--(AP)—The up-| buying of General Motors) into! points of the! ried forward in many of the leading | ! By Associated Press Leased Wire ‘CHICAGO June 12 Close Close Yesterday Year Ago 1.40% 1.36% 1.39 te 3 9645 99 16.65 16.85 000 direct and 78 cars from nearby feeding stations; today’s market nom- inal compared week age etter grades fat lambs 75 cen s@1 5 lower in be- tween kind 1 -50 lower; culls 1,50@2.00 off. es 1.00@1.50 lower; fat sheep 25@50 cents higher; week’s top prices: fat western lambs 3 feeding lambs arling wethers 16.50; fat ewes 7.00. MINNEAPOLIS RAN une 12 High Low Close iE 1.55% BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russel marek, June No. 1 dark northern ‘o. 1 northern spring. ..... 1 amber durum. 1 mixed durum. . 1 red durum.:. . 1 flax... . 2 fla: No, 1 rye hard winter We quote but du not handle the tol. lowin; Spelts, per ewt SHELL CORN . 56 Tbs. or more 5B Ib. Ear corn, 10, bss ry conte unde> shell. Cl AL @43; @ith. Oats No. 2 white white 42%. Dre | Barley 7 Timoth Clover Lard 16.00, Ribs 19.00. Bellies 1 MINNEAPOLIS AID 2—(AP)—Wheat ars — to i a o. 1 northern { “dark marion ordinary to ood 1 hard prin| dark hard M 69% + OF Minneapoils, J of carlot gra Ww heat | CARLOT SALES: —(AP)—Range sale 1 dark northern 1,70@ dark northern 1.6 y 3 dark northern 1. spring: 2 amber durum 1 1.30%; Corn mixed 67; Ne CHICAGO PRODUCE Chicago, June 12--(AP)-—Butter lowers receipts 19, creamery extra firsts seconds 33@35. Eggs receipts 23,640 | cases. Cheese higher; twins 19@%; daisies iq" single dasies 194 @ orns 19%@ MS FARGO BUTTER N. D., June 12—(AP)—But- urning cream 42; packing MARKET Chicago, June 1 (?)—Butter markets at the opening of the week ruled steady with some indications of nervousness noted in some quarters. As the week progressed deglers began to show more confidence in the gen- eral situation. ‘The nervous under- tone er Siosnpeored and by Wed- nesda: ices had advanced: slightly jand the Fmaareat tone on all markets a steady to firm, eceipts at the four markets ex- | ceeded these of the corresponding week last year by a sizable margin. Since the consuming demand is far from -large enough to absorb the re- ceipts at this on and since spec- ulation for short periods is _ not encouraged by the small price fluc- tuations there evidently’ was aiene the trade those who considered eipred Aig 3 a safe basis for si |, burn nu "the week the net ii itor- age movement a the four Madliets | ch raged 0 a million daily, which Ny vaightly heat for ‘the correspond ing peri be ad mn au year MARKETS RANGE —Toda: Open Tie 1.40% 1 18.80 18.80 WHEAT PRICES TAKE SETBACK General Selling Brings About lump and Buying Sup- port Is Lacking Chicago, June 12--(AP)—Genera! selling in which houses with eastern connections took ithe lead brought about a decided setback in wheat to- day, Buying pport was lacking. esting was reported to be mak- ing rapid progress in the southwest with favorable weather, and an in- in the movement of wheat to rimary centers was ‘looked \ for. There were beneficial rains in’ the American northwest and also” in Canada, Wheat closed weak 4 to 2 cents net lower, corn t2 to 1 cent down. Oats 4 cent to I's cents off, and pro- visions unchanged to 30 cents lower. ¥irmness of wheat quotations at Liverpoo! acted as something of an offset to improved domestic crop re- port trom ‘the southwest. It was pointed out in this connection that whereas during the greater part of jlast year United ‘States wheat prices ruled equal to or higher than id pool values. thereby movement of American suppl cago July wheat at present 30 cents undtr Liverpool, apparently promising a stable basis now for ex- port busine Corn was easier with other grains. Oats were lower on hedging sales and Profit taking. Provisions declined under commis- sion house selling, partly for foreign account. WHEAT ON MILL ICES BREAK CITY MARKET June 12--(AP)—Wheat rices arply today after a firm opening which attracted free profit taking. FreSh buying on un- favorable crop reports fell off, and the market lacked adequate support to absorb the Gloss was 16 to 244 cents of Rye futi for a time but finally yielded with wheat. Outs ruled firm’ early but back with other grains, finishi 0% cents down for the day. fu- tures were slow and draggy. July eed started strong, eased with slightly better the ordinary Saturday affair. An occasional sale was one cent lower. Durum was firm to stronger for Corn offerings were moderate and demand was fair for mixed, fair to good, for yellow. A little trading was one cent lower. Oats were in fair to good demand and offerings were light. Rye was quiet and firm. Barley was un- changed with a mildly y under- tone. Flaxseed was firm to stronger for choice. MINNEAPO! FLOUR Minneapolis, June 12—(AP)—Fiour 10 cents ‘higher; in rload lots fam- ily patents quoted at 9. 0.75 a bar- rel in 98-pound cotton sacks; ship- ments 30,090, s Reese 21. oO Chicago, June’ 12—-(AP)—Potato ipts new 58; old 31 cars; S. new old 184; on track new 101 old 107; market ‘weak, Wisconsin sacked round whites 260@2.85; Idaho sacked russets @3.10;° new stock trading rather’ slow, market barely 3 Alabama, Louviana, Oklahoma sacked’ Triumphs @3.85; mostly 0G Texas sacked. Cobblers North Caretina barrel Cob- few sales 6.7: ‘TIBERTY BONDS: York, June 12—(AP)=-Closing a Liberty 3 1-28 100.27; first 4 1-43 102.20; second 4 1-48 ‘00.28; third < 1-48 101.12; fourth 4 1-48 102.5; U. S. Treasury 4s 104.7. GRAIN REVIEW Minneapolis, Mirtn., June 12,--“P)— recent reports of both official and private shading the crop pros- pects for the southwest and with winter conditions far more favorable for the northwestern grain crops, all grains were sharply higher. for the week ending Friday, June 11, says the weekly statements today by ‘the Un ed Stat department of agriculture. July wheat-scored an advance of 7% cents for tl Kk. higher. Twelve pe: tp fo. 2 dark northern sold at ts to 19 cents over the July; 12% per cent 16 to 20 cents over 17 to 21 cents over. Cash durum - demand also was very ee duly Duluth durum closed at 140, a gain cents for the week. Corn was sharply Airis early in the week but sagged off somewhat to- ward the close, and higher, show. Segre were sti barihy pare gp tals aid as Cae elgg eo 8 osi sng Fri age fae) of