The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1927, Page 7

“Trilnee Classified Advertisements —= PHONE '32— MALE HELP WANTED WANTED CLAY HAULERS ab °conte iS yan al .. Hass Con- Co., Stanto: iL Hauling Truck: pe th of ea don, average haul ten long ort to Superin- tendent ‘Adams at Langdon, or write or wire Stevens great demand, work, id special summer offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. D. bo bee a travel in country. riot profits. Met (ONNON. Pie 0! PANY. Dept. C262, Winona, NESSENGER boy wanted at Western: Union. ieee FEMALE HELP WANTED ‘WOMAN Ww WANTED | id 40. Salary, bonus and transporta- tion. Give full information first letter. a E, COMPTON & CO, 1002 N. Dearborn St., Chi ADDRESSING ENVELOPES—Exper- ience unnecessary. Earn $25.00 weekly at home. Dignified spare- time work for ambitious persons. GOODRICH SUPPLY COMPANY, DEPT. 510-D, EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA. U.S. GOVERNMENT Stenographers ‘and Typists needed; commence $110- 125 month. No. Dak. Exami tion soon. Experience unnecessary. “How to qualify” mailed free. Write Ozment, 86. i WANTED.—Woman or girl to assist with housework on farm 70 mi east of Bismarck. Permanent posi- tion for right party. Write Mrs. John Kolberg, Pettibone, N. Dal or Phone 731-W, Bismarck. experience unneces- materials cut; instructions ed. ddressed envelope Milo Garment, LADIES—We pay $5 hundred color- ing birthday card: op- portunity beginners; experience un- necessary, Addressed envelope brings or ahaa Artecraft Card _321 Broadwa LADE ‘aprons; absolutely no. sellin perience unnecessary; materials cut, Addressed envelope brings structions. Alpha, 202 Market. St., Paterson, New Jersey. LADIES—We pay $5 hundred, color- ing cards at home; experience un- necessary; no. elting. ‘Addressed envelope particulars. Triangle, 130 *Flatbush Aver, Brook: ” $26-$35 wee addressing envelopes at homie. Everything furniahed., Particulars it ance: Inpalt Co, P. EARN $30 weekly, making neckwear; we teach you and supply work; par- ticulars for addressed envelope. Su- preme Neckwear, 179 E. 87th, N. Y. E and other office work. and experience in fir oe N. os “housekeeper. yd cook and Oth Call at 418 Others need not apply. __ Ninth street. Phone 94 WANTED—All around good exper ienced waitress at once. Phone 89. Midway Cafe, Garrison, N. Dak. Se AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Light Six Touring, Al winter top, excellent condition. Also piano and sewing er Rock- bottom price on bot! all 1153-R m. or see Mr. Tae it First National Bank. FOR SALE—$250.00 credit on new au tomobile at 100.00. Phone 476-, * Ags HELP WANTED $50.00 WEEKLY mailing torm letters. We furnish everything. Samples rvice, er, N. D. and particulars 10c. Dept. 82, Box 276, Fl ‘Wanted | Cleelied Aivetisag Slate 1 pda 1 Se pinteraseaase “ a Irena “is 1 week, 38° Rebuilt Automobiles | Gotietocti“s sae gg A Loecscrd in es priced bgt LOTS of folks who want the comfort and appearance of the high priced car cl but who don't want to in- vest that much money in a car, come here and get the car they want at the price they want to pay. It’s a used car, but the owner is about the only one who knows it. We now have a Chrysler 70 sedan, slightly used, looks like new, priced right. 1926 Overland Six coach reconditioned and 5 new tires, All around a real bargain. “Rebuilt Cars With a Repatetion” Lahr Motor Sales Co. FOR SALE FIVE ROOM brand- new modern bungalow, northwest part of city, east front, $4,500. IVE ROOM modern bungalow, east front, nice trees and lawn, spiek and span, $3,750. FOUR ROOM bungalow, brand new, ecomriete, only $4, SEVEN RUOM house, modern, east oat splendid Le el good ion, only $4,000 FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, east part of city, Al condition, garage, nice trees, lawn and shrubbery, $3,650. BUILDING LOTS—In all parts of the city, hundreds of them on monthly payments. INSURANCE—Fire, tornado, automo- bile in good, old reliable compan- es, FARM LANDS—You can never again get lands as cheap ag now. It will be a pleasure to show you any- ng on my. large lists. 5 on FE. YOUNG. HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—My house at 613 Third street. Price very low and at rea- sonable terms, as quick sale is de- » sired. Write for terms to C. W.' McGray, Garrison, N. Dak. FOR SALE BY OWNER—Six room modern home in west past of city. asley Sori auick sale, fe Trib- une No. FOR RENT—Six room an house located on South si P track. calle at 511 Second street. FOR RET nice corner one room furnished flat, reasonable ren* The Laurain Apts., phone 303. FOR RENT—Six room modern house. _ Phone 906. FURNITURE FOR SALE SEWING machine practically new, $25, Reed baby carriage $8 and| other household furniture. Bargain if taken at once. - 604 Third Hee FOR SAL library table $25.00, 1 mattress $7.50. Phone 984-M ‘or call Hughes Ap 7 after 6 o'clock, ic ange. ice box and kitchen cabinet. G. H. Dollar.’ Phone 711. G. SxescteD ERIC3S;3 OVER YO OUR: 7s FOR SALE NEW FIVE ROOM AND BATH stucco bungalow, full basement, ee mei ae, full ae a SEVEN OOM iM stucco HOUSE, in good condition, rch, garage. Price eer ‘erms. EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ALL modern, sp! location and a real home. Oak finish, French doors, two fire Ea hot water re wand ear full br ment, lawn, NEWT FIVE ROOM ‘SuNGALOW, ALL modern, garage in basement, an ideal home. Mage occupancy. Price $4,800.00. SEVEN ROOM sTucco’ HOUSE, A real home, built-in features, French doors, sun parlor, full ement, four Fine location. , Price $7,250.00. Term FIVE ROOM INGALO' modern, splendid conditic lawn, ‘shrubbery, $5,250.00. WE HAVE Terms. terested in acqui that you may enjoy the independence freedom; and comfort of YOUR OWN see us. We write every form et anuraned, i good reputable com- Beven-| Pi Also make loans on City roperty and can finance any reason- able proposition. Phone 188 INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY COMPANY, INC. Office with First Guaranty Bank. —————— FOR SALE SIX ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms, hardwood floors, full base- ment, garage, fine location with lawn’ and trees, near schools, mediate yossession, for $4,500. MODERN 5 room home, desirable lo- cation with lawn, trees and flow- ers. Near city patk and school. Owner. leaving city. Immediate Possession. Price $4,100, GEO. M. REGISTER —____ ROOMS FOR RENT __ FOR RENT—Office room over Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to F, A. Knowles, This room can be furnished and‘ used as a sleeping _room for one or two persons, FOR RENT. housekeeping screened garage. Price light rooms in modern home. Nice and clean, warm in winter. One-half block from Broad- y. 213 Eleventh street. ‘WHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “OPPORTU.11Y FOR SALESHEN” This territory selling garage and dealer trade. Highest grade low priced tires on market. Liberal commit bonus. Can earn $5,000-$10,¢ 000 yearly. Director Sales, 2035 Michigan Ave., Chicago, Dept. 236. ages FREE PANTS and free mufflers with $15.00 suits or overcoats. Agents make $3.00; beautiful patterns and colors. Fastest sales proposition. Large samples free. jiversal Tailoring Co., 640 Broadway, New York, SALESMAN—Interview doctors, mer- chants. Nothing to sell or carry. Pay daily. Honesty backed by 50 year old $60,000,000 company. SALESMANAGER, 312) McClurg __Bldg., Chicago. “SELL FAMOUS J- OVERCOATS direct to wearer at $23.50 and $29.50. Made where wool is grown. $5 and $6 commissions. Free overcoat to producers, JOR- DAN VALLEY WOOLEN CO., 135 No. 10th St., Minneapolis. _____ AGENTS WANTED $50 TO $85 WEEKLY, taking erdcrs for charming dresses direct from: factory at big s: gs. Easy. work. We deliver. Write for SAMPLE! OUTFIT and how to obtain attrac- | tive dress FREE. FASHION FROCKS, Inc., Dept. 828, Cincin- nati. biphes MAKE $1,000 BEFO. ST. —Selling exclusive personal Chr mas cards; distinctive steel en- ea ed designs. Expensive Sample ook free. Wetmore Janes __Sugden, Rochester, N. Y. ‘AGENT be thousand miles ahead of! competition. Patented product! housewives want. 100 per cent) profit. Commission in advance if; wanted. TREASURER, Box 929, New Orl AGENTS—Sell ae Sor usual high commission dress on cans. No fake. teed proézet. Free particulars and! proof, LeFebvre company, Alex- andria, Ont., Canada. FOR RENT—Furnished apartme: hot water heated home. Private ce. Close in, Also large) furnished sleeping room two, Gentlemen pre- ferred. With or without board. 217 Eighth street. Phone 511- FOR RENT—Three room furnished, apartment downstairs on floor. Nice trees and lawn. Well| located for schools and downtown. Monthly rental at $42.00. Hedden} Real Estate Agency. Phone 0. | R RENT—Four room apartment,| , partly furnished. Sleeping “poreh! and private bath. Hot water héat. Garage and basement. Good loca: tion. Phone 214-R or call at 61 Rosser. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms, electric stove; outside entrance. Can be occupied Sept. 1st. Call at 1100 way or Phone 129-W. RENT—Room in modern home suitable for two. For sale: Round Oak range, ice box and bed. C: at 305 Third street. Phone 932- FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room off bath room. Gentlem preferred, 614 Ave C. Phom FOR RENT—Pleasant, — nice! nished room with ‘large clothes Close in, suitable for two. closet. 501 Sixth street. Phone 964. IR RENT—Two rooms partly fur- nished for light. housekeeping _ in modern home, outside entrance, 618 Ninth street,” Phone 626. FOR RENT—Two rooms in strictly modern house close to schools, price reasonable. street. Phone 599. FOR RENT—Clean furnished light housekeeping rooms fur- in modern eas cooking, 622 Third street. FOR RENT — Fursished room with heat. Downtown. Mrs. K. in, 314% Main St. Phone of in best location. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Phone 888, Call at 500 W. ‘urnished rooms jig! housekeeping. Rohrer, 618 Sixth si FOR RENT—A large modern room, suitable for two. Phone 837-R. 413 Thayer street. Large front room suit- able for two. 613 Ave. A. Phone FOR RENT—Two 322 Ninth street. Mrs. Ada te sleeping - rooms. Phone 1054-R. Call at 709 Third| FOR Ry T! FOR RENT—Modern ae L FOR RENT—One five room and one four room strictly modern apart: ment. For sale: Majestic range) at Jarrell Hardware. Call at 222/ Seeend street or Phone 905. FOR RENT-Sept. 1 furnished aj ment, consisting of living room, bed room, kitchen. bath, nicely fur. nished. Call at 71913 ‘noon or evenin ate FOR RENT—Furnished Apt. oh ground floor, Also for sale: Duo- fold, bed and dresser. Call at 930 ‘ourth strect. i For T—Furnished light house- keeping Pate suitable for two adults. Call at 422 Sixth street. FOR RENT—Furnishe: stairs. Private entrance Phone 745-R, 503 Ninth street. FOR RENT—Furzich=4 or enfar nished a ee at the Varney Flats. ee Three room Apt. ground beautifully furnished, 120 FOR RENT—Two apartments fur- nished for light housekeeping. 804 Fon Seer oiaaaeas furnished apts. at Fone toe Apts. 204% Main Ave. ""hlebanete. Peiavelbure 411 Fitth FOR Bi a ae saben Ruildine. ply 7 K. Thompson, Phone 180. BABY CHICKS PUBE BRED Chicks from heavy lay- ing flocks, Per 100: Brown, Buff or White Leghorns $7; Rocks, Reds Wyandottes, Orpingtons, Anconi $8; Assorted $6.50; 90’ per cent alive, prepaid arrival guaranteed. “Lae hayer aft-1 f | apartment! WANTED HOME LAUNDRY—First ciaas work! done, Shirts a specialty. Also family wastes taken. Smail repairs at low cost. Marguerite Bulten’s Home Laundry, 203 Avenue A west. __ Phone 1017. P WANTED—GRAIN HAULING JOBS. Have first class truck. Bismarck Auto Parts Co, Phone 154. iia Main. WANTED—Place to work for Foon: and board by girl going to high school. Phone 919-J. WANTED Motor Sales. Do not Phone. —— FARM LANDS FOR SALE—One half section of well improved farm land. Must sell on! account of sickness. One mile, south of Baldwin. Large hay mea- dow gives annually fifty tons of hay. Running water in pasture.' Grove of trees. Also for sale roll-| er canaries, C. V. Anderson, Buld-/ win, N. Dak. Box 134. Lust road north from Capitol aldwin last Tuesday, small brown bag containing letters and papers. Finder please return to Tribune for reward. MISCELLANEOUS SEED GRAIN FOR SALE 1 HAVE some extra fine Amber Dur- ham wheat for sale. Perfectl, clean, bright in color, extra larg: berry, will weigh over 63 pound per bushel, price 50c over market. 1 also have Bromis grass seed for} sale, 8¢ per pound, absolutely clean of any foul seed. Persons. inter-| ested in securing some fine seed’ wheat call or write J. B. Sayler,| 309 Mandan St., Bismarck, le party to s hauling gi See Frank Burbage. ake! hotel. Either per- centage basis or rent outright. Fully equipped. Write Tribune Ad. No. 87. FOR SALE—High grade piano can bought for unpaid balan: Large Eastern Concern ac ficé instead of shipping instru- ment, Write P.O, Box 685. eneral Store in a e town, doing a fine busi ilding ‘with living rooms can be rented. Write Tribune A. No. 85 FOR SALE--One Acorn gas with refuse burner, $50.00. small gas heater, $3.00. Phone 100 FOR Chea; Hote! ae ik “furnished cafe. if taken at once. Killd Killdeer, No. outh St. Paul, Aug. S. D. of A.)—The general trade on desirable cattle has continued in healthy condition during the past week and new high price records both on dry feds and grass fat steers havel ¢, load of established. A part Best gras 0 | 50 or below. steers consisted of a string of 1, pound Canadians that brought 11 or the highest price paid for sti grassers since 1920. Nume 2 of grassers cleared from 9.00 to 10,50 less useful kinds downward to 0 and below i Sales of desirable grass fat co and heifers were made a @8. the latter price being paid 100 spayed heifers averaging aroun 950 pounds. Bulk of the ordinary grass cows sold at 5.50@6.50, heifers) 650@7.75. Cutters and low cutters) sold from 4.25@5.00 or better, medi- um grade bulls closing at 6.00@6.5 Vealers finished at 13.00 la compared with 15.25 last Fri¢ _Stock cattle h ers bulked at 5.00@7.00, Ciseuae and| feeder steers 6.50@8.00, with fleshy range offerings at | Light hogs are weak ae 10 cents $|b lower for the week, butchers and| sows unevenly 25@60 cents er, pigs 1.50 lower. Light hogs finished _| at 10.25@10.40, medium and heavy; butchers mostly 8.75@10.25; sows 8.00; pigs 9.00. Lamb prices have been marked down 50 cents to mostly 1.00 during| the week, sheep around 50 cents. Bulk bulk | port trade yesterda: ‘WHEAT MARKET « CLOSES WEAK Early Gains Lost in Late Trading—Absence of Buy- ing Orders Is Cause 0, Aug. 27, — () — Early ns in wheat were lost in the late trading. Weakness was due to an ab-| ence of buying orders than any par- helt? selling pressure as offerings | y of a realizing nature. "Wheat closed weak at a net loss of : to 1% cents, corn was unchanged to % cent down, oats unchanged to %4 cent ‘off, and provisions 7% to 20 cents advane Harvesting in the Canadian north- west is making rapid progress and with 10 days continued warm weather I become general. The fore mostly fair and warmer with probably showers over the territory. Unsettled conditions in continental Europe with showers in Germany anc generally unfavorable for harvesting is doing much to encourage export business on this side of the Atlantic. Winnipeg reported «a good sized ex. aid busi- ness have etter if freight space had been available as ntries were because of st is moderately scattered in the market for whe ved harvesting abroa rates and the upturn in ved to limit offerings ign buying to Oregon, Idaho have hington and nO} cording to reli- nthe west coust,| stron, week's top: fat western lamb’ y 's 25,000,000 bushels more than the government es fter a brave upward start on hig cable: export sales of agat and marked improve in flour de. mand. On a one cent early adv profit taking developed uncertainty r the week: Ft after advancing rly. Rye futures strong early and closed though reacting with wheat. firm “| futures were slow an and, nd large offerings were as a strong demand above 13 per cent, with, pre. ns fir to strong. Winter wheat wa Durum was ste: Demand for corn was quicter, but the trading basis in the main was un- steady. w in fair to good demand and steady. Rye was firm to one cent higher. Barley was 1@2 cents lower, range ‘was 66@78 cents. Flaxseed was in fair to good de. mand, and trading basis was chaiged. . CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Aug. 27.—(?)—(U, 8. D. of AL) supply of hogs at | pounds down, too small to fairly ost market values, few sales of good nd choice 160 pounds to 225 pounds; verage 1 .75; steady; top 10,80; butchers 250 pounds up and D ing sows generally 10 to 15 cent: higher; bulk @io. ey ing ‘Sows. 8.00. to 8.50 lightwegiht upward to 8.75; heavy weight hogs 9.00@1 medium weights 9.50 to 10.80; lightweights 9.40@10. light| lightweights 8.25 to naa 7.50@8. slaughter pigs 7.25@ 75. Cattle, 400 compared to a week Ane choice fed steers and west- than 130,000,000 were 1 nd was good for a| un-| 10.50; packing| Sept. Dee. Mare! Lard— Sept. Oct. Ribs Sept. Oct. Belli Sept. Oct. kot steer: steers 9.50@ | stoe lambs around | 14,00; 13.75. { Chie 1414 | ! Dee. Ryo— Sept. | Oct. | Dec. \ a year Close Yesterday Year Ago Open 1.38% @% 142%@ @ h Sha 4 1.39% 1.43 1.46 1.38% 1.37% 1.41% 1.44% 1.12% 1.16% 1.19% 1AL 1.15% 1.18% @% 1.16% @% 1.19% @% AM 46% 50 53% 29% 1.01% 1.04% 12.77 12.87 46% 50% @%@% 53% 99% « 1.01% 1.04% 2.85 12.95 1195 12.42 13.40 13.55 1.00% 1.02% 1.06 2. 12.85 12.95 11.95 12.15 13.40 %190 12.00 13.37 11.90 12.00 13.27 grass steers 12.00; best fed| 11.50@13.50; 10.50@11.20 es to 6.00~~ aoe ers and feeders activ 7.50@8.50. | Sheep, 1,000; practic for week 211 feeding stations and 8,000 close 1.00 to 1: 50 fat i! iz wethers 10.50; ing lambs 1 St tat rahe Ines I 25@ gs 10.00@10.5 ; fat 725; range feeding lambs 12.75@ CHICAGO, PRODUCE 7.—(P}—Butter low-| oil shares | creamery ex-| “ago, Au eipte 12, standards 39 firsts 37%2@3 western grass) native grassers 1.25; western grass cows 6.50 7.75; western fed 10.50; mostly ally none on doubles from | direct. Fat] lower; sheep feedi jambs 1 extra firsts| ; seconds unchanged; receipts po Aug. 2’ Open 1.37% 141% 2M 94% 44% ATM 2.21 2.22% 2.25% “72% 72% 92% 25% 44 ATi 2.21 222% Erte 72% 12% DULUTH RANGE ‘Aug. 27 1.33% 2.2443 2.26 25% 22 % MINNEAOPLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis receipts today 272 compared to 342 Aug. 27. ago. inneapoli and coarse grain closing quotations of the fat lambs closed at 11.75@ ern grassers steady to strong and in| today follow 12.75, culls mostly 8.50; fat ewes 4.00 @6.00; culls down to 2.50 or below. ene lS ay | Hauteville House, Victor Hugo's home in exile, has bgen given by his Catalog. Order from this ad. Con- olidated Hatcheri Columbia, Mo, descendants to the city of Paris. between, She stock cemus ower bulls 2.00@2.50 lower; ers strong, ac steady; vealers stockers and feed- e, best heifers and iedin weight fed steers 14.65; light) .40; best Montana and Da- IN EARLY TONIGHT, NEXT. WEBK 1S GOING TOBE A STRENUOUS ONE Pi iwc LOTS OF MONEY BUT" L7AUIAK rD RATHER Be FELLA IN) Wy qe CANDY IN KNEE PANTS PUT SOME KIND OF Rocié, AY BATA TUB AA! T SMELL JUST LIKE A SISSY.! D. N. DLN. steady to 50/4 Bar Spring, fancy jontana To arrive D.N. To arrive’. Hard Spring. To arrive . S., fancy Mont. S., gd to fancy -To arrive ch to fancy S., gd to choice ord to good Northern M To ai Fancy ch to fancy gd to choice , ord to good rrive . 1 Ambe; To arrive . ! Fancy, 2 Ambe {1 Amber Durum. ‘Yo arrive . 1 Durui m. To arrive . 2 Amb er Durum. 2 Durum ... 3 Amb 3 Duru: 1 Red er Durum. Durum.... To arrive . 2 Yellow corn. To a rrive To arrive . 4.Yellow corn. To atrive 5 Yellow corn..... To arrive . 4 Mixed corn To arrive . 5 Mixed corn. 244 @%; single duisies 3% 34x 2 24% —(P)—Wheat is cash wheat { @182% | a 21.59% 54% 154% % % ae eens il. 149% OS 142% @1. 45% 1.87% @1.40% 1.30% @1.37% 1.29% @1.36% eat 54% 5% 133K O182% 1.33% @1.40% 4 @1.40% STOCK MARKET REACTIONARY Renewed Attack Against Oil Shares in Last Hour Starts Selling Movement New York, Aug. 27.—(P}—Stock prices turned reactionary today after Jan opening period of strength in jwhich several of the tal indy; trials including General: Motors, Get eral Electric and U. S. Steel’ com: mon, attained record high prices. A renewed selling attack against the in the last hour, which sent Pan American issues to their lowest levels since 1924, started the | selling movement. Buying of the General Motors “old” and “new” issues was stimulated for time by the publication of # news- per interview with John J. Raskob, airman of the finance committee, who predicted the continuation of good business and a turn for the bet- ter in the motor industry. The old stock sold above 220 and the new as high as 126% before real- izing sales cut down their gains. In the railroad list a break of nine | points in Delaware & Hudson was the chief development. Publication of relatively poor July ear ments by the Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad had a depressing effect on speculating in the railroad group. Outside of the oil shares, selling pressure in the in- dustrial group was most effective against some of the high priced spe- cialties, Baldwin Locomotive and Houston being the Pierce Arrow coi low. The closing was heavy. sales approximated 1,000,000 shares. BISMARCK GRAIN urnished by Russell-Miller Co.) hard spring dark northern northern . amber durum mixed durum . red durum . E One cent per pound discount un- der 55 Ib. car corn, 70 Ibs,, five cents under shell. No. 3, 56 Ibs. or more No. 4, 56 Ibs. Ne é is One cent per pound der 55 Ib. ear corn, 70 lbs., five cents under shell. Hard winter wheat ... Dark hard winter wheat . POTATOES Chicago, Aug. 27.—(4)}—Potatoes: Receipts 86 cars; on track 203; total United States shipments 722 ca: trading slow, market weak; Kan: and Missouri sacked Irish Cobblers 1,60; Nebraska sacked Irish Cobblers 1,15@1.85; Idaho and Colorado sacked Cobblers 1.75@1.90; Wisconsin sack- ed Cobblers 1.75@1.80; Minnesota sacked early Ohios 1.40@1.50. Minneapolis, Aug. 27.—(P)—(U..S. D. of A.)—Potatoes: Moderate wire inquiry, demand moderate, market slightly weaker. Carloas delivered sales (freight only deducted) Minne- apolis and St. Paul rate, sacked cwt, early Ohios, partly graded 1.20@1.30, mostly around 1.25, CHICAGO GRAIN Chicano, Aug, 27-7 —Wheat No. 2 red 140%@%; No. 2 hard 140@ : No, 3 mixed 1.09%; No, 2 Corn No. 3 yellow 1.12%@1. Oats No 2 white 48@60; white 46% @: Hye ‘Nov 2, 1.01@102. Barley 74@85. Timothy seed 2.86@3.60. Clover seed 18.50@26.50. Lard 12.80. Ribs 12.00 D., Aug. 27.—(P)—Hogs, pound weights 9,00@10.00; pounds 9.00@10.00; 200.to sugges 0" 225 to 260 .50; 250 to 300 150'to 1 180 to 225 pores as 5 ig lambs Fe ugha or top spring a