The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1927, Page 7

MONDAY, AUGUST 96; 1907" ‘Tribune Classified Adv —== PHONE !'8 MALE _BELP WANTED WANTED: CLAY. HAULERS: be used at Stanton, N. D. Paying 2. cents a yard milé, Haas Con- _tracting Co. Stanton. N. D. ACTIVE MAN with wanted as Personal Factory Representative in Bisnterck. We offer to the’ right man an unusual opportunity to ‘make big money. No experience or capital required. Syncro Motors Co., Battle Creek, Michigan, POWERFUL specialty sold direct to exclusive dealers. Each dealer worth from $200 $500 per year in repeat commissions. Only ex- perienced road men accepted. Roth- Nifg. Co,, 297 Como Ave., St. GRAKN Barber traae. Barbers great demand, big wages; cast work. New catalog: and special summer offer. free.. Moler Barber College, ‘Fargo, ND. WANSED—Two A No. 1 mechanics See or Phone William Klein, fore- man Capital Co. FEMALE HELP WANTED LADIES WANTED to paint handker- chiefs. We furnish silks, patterns, instructions free. Excellent pay. Write for particulars and samples. BEAUTEXT CO., 2225 Irving St., ,jow aprons at home; time. ‘hread furnished, no buttonholes to Send.stamp. Hill Garment! Auburn, N.Y. WANTPD—Lady for stenographic and other office work. State age and experience in first letter. Ad- dress Box 481, Bismarck, N. Dak. WANTED AT ONCE—Dining room girl. Must be neat and respectable. od wages. Steady position. G. C. Hoffmann, Washburn, N. D. WANTED—Housekeeper. Must be good cook and neat housekeeper. Others need not apply. Call at. 418 Ninth street. Phone 940-R. “WANTED—Competent girl ae gen- housework, _ D—Waltre: W O'Brien's Cafe. FOR SALE NEW FIVE ROOM, AND BATH stucco bungalow, fall bagement, rarage, east front full tof, ood ‘location. Price $6,000.00. Terms. SEVEN. ROOM STUCCO” HOUSE modern, and in good condition, screened porch, garage. Price 4,200.00, Terms. E.GHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ALL modern, splendid location and a real home. Oak finish, French doors, two fire hee hot water heating plant, full basement, lawn, garage. Priced to sell, NEW FIVE ROOM BUN: modern, garage i ideal home. Immediat Price $4,800.00, Terms. SEVEN. ROOM STUCCO. HOUSE, A real home, built-in features, French doors, sun parlor, full basement, four closets. Fine location. Price $7,260.00. Terms. FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, ALL modern, splendid condition, nice lawn, shrubbery, garage. Price $5,250.00. Terms. WE HAVE OTHER EQUALLY AT- tisctive propositions. If you are in- terested. in acquiring a HOME, so that you may enjoy the independence, freedom, and comfort of YOUR OWN HOME, see us. We write every farm occupaney. of insurance in good reputable com- |; anies. Also make loans on City roperty and can finance any reason: able proposition. Phone. 138. INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY COMPANY, Office with First Guaranty B _ FURNITURE FOR SALE SEWING machine practically new’ $25, Reed baby carriage $8 and other household furniture, Bargain if taken at once, 604 Third street. Fag SALE—Electric range, ice box ‘Ka Vitchen cabinet. "Ge it, Dollar. Phone 711. HELP WANTED $60.00 WEEKLY mailing torm letters. We furnish everything. Samples and particulars 10c, Star Service, Dept. 82, Box 276, Flasher, N. D. Rebuilt Automobiles day tisk Hack car peised ta Palo YOU can buy a uséd car from a.re- sponsible dealer” with évery cer-| tainty. of satisfaction in ownership. The responsible dealer knows ex: actly what the car will do and tells you what you can reasonably ex- pect. And that is how we sell used cars. “Rebuilt Cars With:a Reputation” : Lahr Motor Sales Co. ee FOR. SALE—My house at 613 Third street. Price very low and at rea- sonable terms, as quick sale is sired. Write for terms to C. W. MeGray, Garrison, N:- Dak, FOR RENT—Seven room modern house; 4 bed rooms, full basement, hardwood floors, hot water heat. 508 W.: Broadway. Phone 676-M for appointment. YOK KWON1—Six room modern house located on South side of N. P: track, Call at 611 Second strest. B. J. Schslte. CITY-HEATED fiat, also light houses keeping rooms, College building. FOR RENT—A ni furnished: fla The Laurain Apts., phone 803," FOR RENT—Six room modern house, < Phone, 905. oe FOR SALE—Light Six Touring, Ai Telephone 183. room winter top, excelfent condition. Also} - piano and sewing mgchine. Rock- bottom price on both. Call 1153-R after 6 p. m. or see Mr. Lawyer at ,_First National Bank, FOR S ‘ord Coupe in Al sha Call after six.at 217 S,. Seventh _street or-Phone 456-R, + FOR SALE—$260.00 credit on new au- tomobileat 100.00. Phone 476-J. ne ORE: WANTED, HOME LAUNDRY—First class work! done, Shirts a specialty. Also family washes taken. Small repairs at low cost. Marguerite Bulten’s Home'Laundty, 203. Avenue A west. Pi Phone jace to work ¢or and board by girl going to high school. Phone 919-J, FOR SALE SIX ROOM modern ‘house, 3_ bed it Mba: room ind trees, near schools, mediate possession, for $4,500, MODERN 5 room home, desirable lo- cation with lawn, tree: id flow- Near city park and school. Owner leaving city.. Immediate possession. Price $4.10. GEO. M. REGISTER | MOM'N POP gle or connected. | ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Three or four unfur- nished rooms in modern home, suit: able for neat housekeeping, bath- room attached. Two rooms $17, 3 rooms $24 or 4 rooms $30, Phone 11 23 Twelft! FOR RENT—Office. om Knowles. Jewelry store. Apply to F. A, Knowles; This room can be furnished and used as a sleeping one or two 5 jee and clean, winter, One-half*block from Broad- vay, 213 Eleven ly light housekeeping. rooms, electric stove; outéide entrance. occupied: Sept. 1st. Call at 1100 Broadway or Phone 129-W. sleeping "FOR RENT—Clean’ modern rooms or light housekeeping rooms in good ‘Jocation. Close in for bus- iness and school. Call at 222 Thay- er Ave. Wi FO Two neat rooms, one on first floor, facing east and one on second fgoor facing west. Sleeping or light housekeeping, 402 Eighth street. ae FOR RENT—Two furiNahe housekeeping rooms. Also one | front room, fully furnished, piano. 617 Second street. oR IOI te vere FOR RENT—Room, in. modern home suitable for two. For sale: Round Oak range, ice box and'bed. Calt t 365 Thi 32-R. rge with Phone = room, suitablex 4m ong! o kitchen. rangé stor csalet chea) Phone 1093: 405 vnished house- call ‘0 or three fu Suitable for’ light keeping in all modern home, at 413 Eleventh str Mes sb FOR RENT—Two rooms in strictly modern house close to price reasonable, Phone 599) th r in best location. Gentlemen pre- ferred. Phone 888; Call at 500 W. Ss ERS ERASE }FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs. Ada Rohrer, 618 Sixth street. FOR RENT—Newly heated room in modern home. e. L a large modern room, for two. Phone 837-R, 413 et. IR RENT--Large front room_suit- ere two. 613' Ave. A. Phone _482-R._ $12 T—Two sleeping FOR’ RE! 322 Ninth street, Phope 1064-R. SEED G I HAVE some extra fine Amber Dur- ham wheat for sale, Perfectly clean, bright «in color, extra large berry, witt weigh over 63 pounds per bushel, price 50c over murket.t 8Bfead public purticipation, the source | I also have Bromis grass seed for’ sale, 8¢ per.pound, absolutely clean! of any foul seed. Persons inter-'| ested in sectring some fine seed wheat call or write J. B. Sayler, ible party to take g room and coffee shop fty room hotel. Either per- centage bi or rent outright. Write Tribune Ad. FOR SALE—One Acorn gas range with refuse burner, $50.00, One small gas h $3.00. Phone 791. 1005 h FOR RENT—Well furnished cafe. Cheap if taken at once, Killdeer ‘ Hotel, Killdeer, No. Dak. FOR REN’ hot water heated home. entrance. Close in. Also large nicely furnished’. sleeping room suitable for two, Gentlemen pre- ferred. With or without board. 217 Eighth street. Phone 511-J. FOR RENT—Modern apartment. LT. K. Thompson. Phone 180. FOR RENT—Three room furnishe apartment downstairs on first floor. Nice trees:and lawn. Well Private Can be ly rental at $42.00. Hedden Real Estate Agency. Phone 0. Four room partly furnished. Sleeping. porch and private bath. Hot water heat. Garage and basement. Good loca- tion. Phone 214-R or call at 612 Rosser. melts - FOR RENT—One five room and one four room strictly modern apart- ment. “sale: Majestic eange at Jarrell Hardware. Call at 222 Seeond. street or Phone 906. FOR RENT Sept. 1, furnished two room’ apartment on ground. floor. Private entrance. Close in. 405 Fifth: street. Phone 1083-M. FURNISHED apartmer floor, everything furnished. from William Moore school, 930 Furth’street, FOR RENT—Furnished light house- keeping. Apt., suitable for two adults. Call at 422 Sixth street. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment down stairs. Private entrance. -R. 503 Ninth atreet, Three room Apt. ground! floor, beautifully furnished. Rosser Ave. West. FOR RENT—Two apartments far- nished for light housekeeping. 801 Fourth street we apts. ‘ave. FO BENT—Modern tarnished at Murphy Apts. 906% Main Phone 862. FOR RENT—Farni room kitchenette, Haselhurst. 411 stteet. — Financial Review New York, Aug 29.—(P)—Wall! street was somewhat mystified this week by the spectacular advance in stock prices, particularly of some of the leading industrials, in the face of a large quota of unfavorable trade news, The advance, while by ‘no means uniform, lifted the average of: 20 leading: industrials to a record} high level for all time, and’ sent | nearly a hundred individual stocks to their highest levels of the year,, ‘or longer. Money rates continued easy, with a plentiful supply of funds available ‘on call at 31-2 per cent, the official rate, which was shaded in the ‘side’ market. Some surprise was shown by the drop of more than $20; 000,000 in brokers’ loans reported by: the New York Federal Keserve! U, 8: Steel common. sold at the highest’ price since the declgration of the 40 per cent stock dividend ‘al- though the weekly steel trade re- views reported no change in the gen- eral situation. Bethlehem: Steel rose: to a new high level on: buying influenced by the prospect of an early resumption of dividends, Independent steels were! sluggish. A sensational advance in the old 101 located for. schools and es @ Across Call 7 re ea: around $250 a share while the new new high ‘ground, but the other mo-| led pired’ by the Pennsylvania se a@ number of specialties but this stock of the General Motors corpora- tion carried it to a record high level “when isst sold shove $125. Chrysler,and ‘Nash also reached tors fa’ to do much. Oil in. turned. renctionary. on and Pan Handle crude oil price cuts. Scattered selling also developed in failed to check the bullish tactics of | ™ Pl ols, In view of the absence of any wide- of’ the buying in many issues wa: somewhat of-a mystery. “Inside sell- ing” was reported in General Motors and some of the other pivotal indu trials and yet all offerings were readily absorbed and the prices marked up to new high levels. The list of individual highs in- cluded such diversified issues as American Bank Note, Bon Ami, Utah Copper, Mackay companies, Davison Chemical, Mullins Body, General Eectric, 8. |. Kress, American Power and alght, Texas Gulf Sulphur, and General American tank. de | pri SUGGEST $5 DIVORCE Thicago—With Chicago divorce court dockets so crowded that investi- ation of the cases is impossible, judge Joseph B. David suggests a law permitting divorce to anyone at a flat rate of $5. As it is today, he says, “the man cheats the wite; the wife cheats the husband; they both! Pi cheat the children and conspire toj cheat the judge. So why gum up the courts with fraudulent divorces?” Try. Our Modern High: Pres-; sure: Greasing Service For All Cars. — Prices Reasonable. Short Stop Station. ‘ prog 0 the wh bly He sa and stand -w Great Euprocan making 5 rains were reported in Australia and 13.25 sufficient moisture for the present belo in Argentina, ‘able bkies and pounds 9.50: 18.7! | eludes matured BREAK TODAY und Heavy: Selling of Futures De- liveries of All Grain Cause of Siump Chicago, Aug. 29. ing of futures del: took place today, in prices was witnessed. of the timates at turned fr fo sity 1 Minnea, ours the as ~4P}—Heavy sell-| rien of all grain Raising of, probable harvest) 120, yleld of wheat in Cunada had a de- cided bearish effect, slowness of export demand for wheat for North America, together with big receipts ing was reported ress both in Canada ne leading expert who has just , and so too did! Harvest-| ‘ing rapid nd Europe.! | polis. m of the Canadian prairie provinces reported today that’ eat crop there would be prob- ore than 400,000,000 bushels.} that had it not been for rust frost ach 500,000,000 bushels, the! so uniformally “ood. 4 | result of rust and frost, however, the crop is spotted throughout large {tions of Saskatchewan and Mani in’ particular, outturn could As al st itoba! European and southern hemisphere! was and progre advices today in regard to the wheat crop outlook were also a d ment to friends of higher p | proved weather Britain countries, raid noted both in in continental! ith harvest Beneficial ‘lambs sold; asking uround 13.50 for! Warren RO HARPLY CITY MARKET Minneapglis, Aug. 29.—() —Favor- weath pric wt hour. prices er in dropped Low at 1@1 broke 24 kets, Minneapolis futures going 1%| cents under Saturday’s fini: Bar- | ley future dipped 1% turned stubborn. sharply, prices breaking four on liquidation against larger receipts. FI Canada, in Europe, and weakness Winnipeg, and Liverpool ran wheat ers hide into heavy Hiquidation today an small rallies were recorde eet for the day were made in the a clearing at sharply. Only| and low| | Minneapolis was} 8%@3'% cents under Saturday, and| close was 3% cents lower for the day.| Opening was jand | the first hour, Oats broke sharply with other mar-| % cents lower, *@24% cents in| | | cents axseed weakened | ents: Cash wheat offerings were heavy, premiums. | @25 over September, Durum arce. the ling fair, but demand was good and the buik of the offerings moved at unchanged! market gave another impres No. 1 hard spring was 5j onstration of its recupe was easy, although choice) forenoon being followed by a brisk] Corn offerings wi jarge | market was easy, dema Oats were in heavy supply and de- tateady. | Barley..was t@2 cents lower, mand was fair to good. R; good demand and, Flaxseed was in large supply and fair to goud, \ mand wi ice; 75 5 attle, all ders: light an | CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Aug. 29.—(7}—(U. 8. D. of A.)—Hogs, 42,000; uneven; | of 210 pounds down weak to 10 cents! was little news ove lower; others fully steady; 225 to/ influence the price movement, al- 280 pound butchers of ood | choice quality 10 to 15 cents high jin spots; top 10.75; numerous sales {180 to 200 pound averages bulk good and _choic | 200 pounds 10.50@10.75; pound weights 9.90@10.50; @10.70; 310 to 350 pounds 9.00@9.50; packing sows most] @8.59° light weights up to 8.7 f pigs 7.50@8.25; best strong weight! that the annual $6 divid 09.00; heavy weight hogs 9.00@ medium 9.75@10.75; lights cking sows: 7.50@8.75; 9.50@9.00. 20,000; | | classes slow; stead: steers scarce; yearlings. in much more lib- eral supply weights hogs | and 220 to 250) 260 to 300} iy 8.00! nost | light 9.50 8.40@10.50; slaughter mostly _ killing highly finished comparatively than heavies; run in- strony bout 2,600 western grassers; mostly, cows ‘and heifers: stockers an rf lower; best yearlings early at 14.40; steers 14,25; mixed year- vealers 50 cents ices had a bullish effect on senti- ————Sa WHEAT PRICES | i t Whent— Sept. 1.92% @% Dee, 1.35% March Corn— Sept. Dec. March da general break Oats— 46% 50% @'@' 58 Sept. Dee. 99% 1.01% 1.04% 12.85 12,95 Sept. 5% Dec. Match Lard-— Sept. Oct. Ribs—- Sept. Oct. Bellies —- 11.96 12.12 @1,00 1.0844 Toles és 1.3614 1.40% 143% 1.37% 141 1.10% 1.06% 1.15 11 1.14% ™ 117% 45% 50 Ad 2% @53 87% 99% 53 IT 1,00 4% 7% 1.01 12.77 12.87 1.03% 12.87 @90 13.00 12.00 - 12.25 12. @85 12.95 11,95 12.25 13.40 13.55, 11.95 12.15 venlers 13,00@18:50;.,tocbig killer: Sheep, 10,000; fat lambs , opening fairly act strong to 25 cents high-! er'than close of week; carly, sales of good native tanibs mostly 12.75@ 25; few loads downward to 12.50 bulk = 8,50@9.50; no range best offerings; double of good to! choice 87 pound of feed clinped Cali-| fornia lambs 18.00; sheep slow; weak) cents lower; few fat ewes 5.60) 3 three decks of 110 pound} ves carrying an end of br i} eeding lambs unchanged. | INDUSTRIALS AT NEW HIGHS Market Demonstrates Its Re- cuperative Power—Recoy- ery Follows Drop Id. | New York, Aug. 29.—(}—The stock ive dem- ative power today, a bad sinking spell during the covery which carried several of the ading industrials to record high levels. Heavy selling of General Mo- tors, which tumbled five points to 24412, precipitated the bre stock recovered its loss a to a new peak price at 251%, States Steel common and Electric also reached ground, Banks -called about $15,000,000 in loans during the day, but call money as in plentiful supply at the re- wal figure of 31% per cent. the week-end to new high though the prediction of a better than normal upturn in fall business by one of the leading economic serv- ment. Oil shares, several of which sank to new low records in early trading, rallied with the rest of the list.” cent selling of Pan-American ‘i! was based on unconfirmed rumors lend would be cut in half at the September meet- ing. Vulcan Deting broke sharply on the announcement that the stock ex- change was investigating recent trans-| actions in that issue. Trading in the rails was rather quiet, presumably because of the re- ent disappointing. July earnings tatements. Liquidations of the car- rier stocks had been held in check, however, by predictions of a sharp upturn in freight traffic next month, due to the delayed movement of crops. Du. Pont, Colorado Fuei; Shubert Where's the Captain? OAYES-7eYRE inn Levenaas: Vitel! iH sti Ht oy i fl i YEAR-SURE- CERTAINLY You ic Jf There: > Theatres, General Railway Timken ‘Roller Bearing and ( Threshing Machine all recorded sub- stantial gains. The closing was firm. A small amount’ of stock available for svecu- lative’ purposes caused remarkable advances among ordinarily inactive shares when moderate purchasing or- ders were executed in late dealings. Brothers rushed up t points and Reynolds Tobacco Ynited Deug, Wilson and compar preferred and Kelly gfield eight per cent preferred made note- worthy gains. Total sales approxi- mated 2,200,000 shares. 80. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South Paul, Aug. 29.—44)—(U, D. of A.)—Cuttle, 13,000; largely 88 run; quality very ordinary; in- dications weak to 26 cents lower on killing stock; number loads Montana and Dakota steers 8. 9.75; she stock mostly 5.50@6.60; for cows 6.50 @6.75; on heifers with a number of cars to 8.00; cutters 4.25@4.75; bulls mosty 6.00 down; stockers and feed ers fully steady; largely 6.50@7 on steers; stock heifers 6.25@7.00; few loads 6.60@8.00; stock cows 5.00 @5.50. Calves, 2000; vealers. unevenly 50 @1,00 lower; good lights 12.00@ 12.60; few up to 12.76. Hogs, 3,000; opening steady to 15 cetns lower on lights; heavy butcher: and sows steady; slightly higher; early top 10.25; few sales butchers 9.00@10.00; packing sows mostly 8.00 @8.25; pigs 50 cents lower than Fri- day; bulk 8.50; average cost Satur- day 9.01; weight 215, Sheep, 4,000; bidding mostly 11.75 @12.75 on lambs; 4.00@6.00 mostly on ewes, or about steady; some di crimination shown against heavy | lambs; asking strong to higher for fat lambs. BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck, Aug. 29 . 1 hard spring’. . 1 dark northern . . 1 northern ... . 1 amber durum . » 1 mixed durum 1 red durum . 1 flax . No. 2 flax . No. 1 rye Barley Oats .. i Speltz, per ewt. .... SHELL CORN One cent per pound discount un- der 56 Ib. ear corn, 70 Ibs., five cents under shell, No. 3, 56 Ibs. or more $94 No. 4, 55 Ibs. . ae) No. 5 . ‘ - 88 4 No. 6... oe : One cent per pound discount un- der 55 1b. ear corn, 70 Ibs., five cents under shell, Hard winter wheat .... $1.18 Dark hard winter wheat . 117 MINNEAPOLIS RANGE ug. 29 Open High Low 1.35% 1.35% 1.33% 139° 1,39 1.3648 Close 1.33% 1.36% Wheat— 90 82% 455% 46% 2.19 2.19 2.22 90 88% 92% 90% 435% 4246 46% .45% 2.19 2.15% 2.19% 2.18 2.22 2.20% 2. 72 Bb 72 1 DULUTH RANGE Aug. 29 Open High Low 1.31% 1.31% 1.29% 1.29% 1.30) 1.27% 1.27% 1.27% 1.25% 4 94 21% 9 95 = 92% 2.21% 2.22% 2.20% 2.21 Oct. 2.23 2.238% 2.22 . 2.22% Dec. 2.24% 224% 2.22% 2.22% IINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE Minneapolis, Aug. 29.—()—Wheat receipts today 1,177 compared to 642 @ year ago. Minneapolis cash whi and coarse grain closing. qoutations today follow: 1 Hard Montana Close Durum— Sept. Oct. Dec. Rye— Sept. jee, Flax— Sept. 1.28% 127% 1.257% 91% 93% Spring, fancy 15%: 44 Rebate tae 1, 1, D. N.S. ord to good ie | trading fa t | tein % cash demand Fancy 2 Amber Durum 1 Amber Durum. To arrive . Durum . To arrive . Amber Durum Amber Durum. Amber Durum. 3 Durum .... Re Durum To arrive ‘oi SRsERee FECES ET be bietcte: Coarse Gra Yellow corn To arrive . Yellow corn.. To’arrive . Yellow corn To arrive Yellow corn.. Yellow corn Mixed corn. To arrive Mixed corn. To arrive Mixed corn To arrive .. Mixed corn Mixed corn. White oat white oats. To arrive 4 White oats. Barley, ch to fc To arrive .. . Barley, med to gd. To arrive Barley, lower grades To arrive 2 Rye To arrive No. 1 Flaxseeed. To arrive .. Ssesce 235358 23328823 PRE RE REL EER 6 2 3 MN@ | 90% @ 17% @218% . + 2164@... POTATOES ‘ Chicago, Aug. 29,—<)—Potatoes! Receipts 229, on track 290; United es shipments 708 cars;: market slightly weake: sacked early Ohios 1.40@ Visconsin sacked Irish cobblers 1.65@-.75; Nebraska sacked Irish eob blers 1,60@1.65; Colorado sacke bliss triumph: Minneapolis, Au | D, of A.)—Potatoe: Light wire in- | quiry, demand light, marke: Carloads delivered sa fi deducted Minneapolis-St | sacked hundredweights, part! asl Pa ights, early Ohios y Faded, 1.15@1.20; few as high CHICAGO PRODUCE , Aug. 20.—</P)—Butter low- ts 12,742 tubs: standards st receipts firsts 27%@28; ordinary firsts 23@25. Cheese unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR Minneapolis, Aug. 29.—44—Flour unchanged; in carload ‘lots family patents quoted at 7.85@7.95 a barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks, Shipments 33,737 barrels, Bran 28,00@28.60. CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, Aug. 29.—(}—Wheat No. 3 red 14@1.355 2 hard 1.36@ Wheat closed heavy 3% to 4 cents net lower; corn 2% to 3% off; oats 14% to 244 down, and provisions vary- jing from 7 cents decline to a rise of mixed 10 cents, Corn No. 1.06@1,07%+ No. @1.11%, No. 3 2 yellow 1.0! Oats No, 2 white 46@50; white 4444@47. Rye No. 2, 98%, Barley 75@82. Timothy seed 2.85@3.60, Cloverseed 18.75 21.76, Lard 12.77, Ribs 12.00, Bellie: 8 12.35, CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago, August 29.—(#)—Poultry alive, easy; receipts 14 cars; fowls springs 21@28%; broilers Ys; turkeys 25; roosters 16; ducks 18@21; geese 15@18, ——___________ | Butter Market | > Chicago, Aug. 29—(P)—The firm- ness and active trade on butter noted last week continued during the week ending today. Prices gradually worked to higher levels with the most rapid advance effective at Chicago where fancy butter was in exceptionally light supply and other grades were none too plentiful. Business in gen- eral on all markets was quite satis- factory to both the receivers and the jobbers. The firmness and price advance was confined prineipally to the bet- ter grades of “whole milk” butter although the price on centralized cars advanced in sympathy, In spite of the light supplies avail- able on the various markets the re- ceipts at the four markets were . practically the same as for the pre- vious week. Butter continued to move into storage but the rate was slightly lower than for the week previous although exceeding that of @ year ago. f Grain Review | ee Aug. 2924P—(U, 8. increase in private estimates for the Canadian wheat crop, due to favorable conditio: throughout Canada the past 10d: and an iner in hedging pressure from the Am in spring wheat crop caused wheat prices to decline about two cents during the week’ ending Friday. The market tone toward the close of the week regained considers able firmness. Twelve per cent protein No. 1 dark northern sold three to 11 cents over September; 13 per cent 7 to 16 cents, over and’ 14 per cent protein, 13 to 22 cents over. September declined two cents for the week, closing Fri- any at 137 3-4. ‘remiums on durom: of milling quality remained strong but low pro- lots were slow. No. 1 amber. sold ‘5 to 35 cents over Duluth Sep- Bakse: which declined 3 1-2 cents forthe week, closing at 1.33 1-4, Corn showed ‘little net change for the week but maintained a firm tone. heaatt, were pad r ing pressure, held the ber oats clos pared with 44 3-8 Barley wes’ firm. September ad< vanced 7-8 cent, closing ‘at 721-2, ; showed ii and ber advanced 4 1-8. 3 clon in at 91 7-8 An increased ae good mari steady. at 46 1-4, com= >. considerable ~~