The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1933, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1983 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and |THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Market Report for Mon., July 24: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS STRONGER OPENING |[New York Stocks|[RISE IN PRICES ON RE, BUOYS TRADERS ON lasce "===" =! MARKET AT CHICAGO eee eee re ie? ‘andestoae weak. Calves CLASSIFIED AD 2,300; 50. Lard. Sept. ...... 6.00 6.27 5.95 6.00 vealers 50 lower; good to choice RAT Oct. 615 642 615 6.15 |4,50-5.50; few to 6.00. ES 6.50 Hogs 7,000; steady to 10 lower; bulk better 170-310 Ibs, 4.15-40; top 4.45; 650 6.55 6.60 1 insertion, 15 words - 7.25 7.25 jheavier butchers down to 4.00 and ae eae Hatt x . 7.25 |under; better 130-170 Ibs., 3.50-4.25; 45c NEW YORK MARKET “#2 [S ONLY TEMPORARY Be ee reg te | met Aliis-Ch, ita MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN an orice nirdhy ” £00; ‘ive tie ‘Am. Can 85% Minneapolis, J 24.—()—Wheat | Weight 257 Ibs, 2 consecutive insertions, beeelade? receipts Monday 430 compared to 102|, Sheep 4,500; opening slow, buyérs ine 13% A yenr 40, bidding around 25 or more lower; sell- | ° SF ae insertions, not over Large Volume of Buying Orders re 2°,, | Quotations Drop Later as Weak- ne Delivered To Arrive | €rs asking fully steady prices, Gots Lifts Prices and Trend = | Am. 184] ened Margin Accounts {1 ak north. 92% 95% 92% CHICAGO Is Upward an ie n 2 dk north. 90% 92% Chicago, July 24.—()}—(U. 8. D. A.) Hes 3" |, re Closed Out 3 dk north. 88% 80% Hoge, 35,000, including 15,000 direct; Am. 35% He rgeard 82% 95% 3001260 ee " 70-80 ed 0 abe All want ads are cash in advance.’ . New York, July 24.—()—Pinancial | Am rep 129% | Chicago, July 24—~)—Suspension |3 dk north, 20% 92% ibs, 400-75: pigs 328-75 faking Copy must be received at The Trib- markets started in Monday to get back} Am Tob 83% {Of @ big speculator, whose dealings/3 dk north. 88% 89% Y light light, good and| Une office by 9:00 a. m. to insure tome of the heavy losses suffered dur-| Aim Wat, 31 |ageregated millions of bushels, di-|13% protein choice, 140-160 Ibs. 3.90-4.50; light | {Msertion same day in the regular 47% | vided interest Monday with reopen-|1 dk north. 92% 95% Py ing of grain business and temporary 2 dk north. 90% 91% 62% | Sharp advances in prices. 3 dk north. 87% 80% 4 Despite active commission house} 12% protein 25% | Purchasing, which at times hoisted|1 dk north. 92% 94% 54% | Values 3 cents a bushel, the wheat/2 dk north. 90% 91% 11 | market reacted in the late dealings|3 dk north. .87% 89% 12 jand closed at the lowest quotations |Grade of 29 | allowed under emergency rules. Large|1 dk north. 92% 94% 874 | scale offerings, due mostly to weak-|2 dk north. 90% 91% ened marginal accounts, did much to/3 dk north. 87% .89% curtail price gains as the day drew |Ctrade of to an end, especially as the bulk of/1 northern. 92% 93% 02% traders were apparently disposed to/2 northern. 90% 91% ... adopt an attitude of caution pending|$ northern. .87% 89% ..... the outcome of a conference between Montana Winter Wheat welght, 160-200 Ibs. 425-75; ‘medium Classified page. weight, }-250 Ibs. 4965-' it weight, 250-380 Ibs. 4.50-75:' packing| | Cuts, border or white space used on sows, medium and good, 275-550 ibs.| Want ads come under the classified 3.65-4.35; pigs, and good and choice, display rates of 75 cents per column! 100-130 Ibs, 3.25-90. inch per single insertion. Cattle, 17,000; calves, 1,500; largely steer and yearling run with inbetween. grades predominating; bulk promising Real Estate Yi T to sell at 5.50-6.75; early top medium| OR SALE—9 room modern house in| LOU, 100, wheat and weighty steers 7.25; some! y i held higher; not much in run of value mk On wer alas BH a GD Will Get Results! park on west side. Priced at $3600 to sell above 7.00; heavy killing] very reasonable terms. T. M. Ci " ir "Bay "*°Y) put a Bismarck Tribune Want Ad “Ge to work for you today. No job too ing the last week’s selling cyclone. With the delayed opening until | A noon a large volume of buying orders| atl, Cst. Line had piled up since Saturday on the|Atl. Ref. ... theory that an interim rally, at least,| aviation Corp. was almost a certainty. While many} Baldwin Loco. traders were quick to seize profits On| Barnsdall ...... early advances of 1 to 6 or more] Bendix Aviation points, realizing apparently was fair- Bethl. Steel .. ly well absorbed. Grain trading was restricted in Chicago but prices were steady to firm. Wheat was about 1% cents above the average price of 2 4 classes mostly steady with she stock| & Son, 518 Bdwy. scarce; bulls 10-25 higher very few mle replacement cattle in run; slaughter federal officers and grain trade rep-|14% protein cattle and vealers—steers, good and DULUTH CASH CLOSE Thursday. Cotton got up around 92 8 | resentatives at Washington. l DEW oF chotce, 650-900 Ibs, 5.75-7.40" 800-11 Duluth, Jul 24—(®)—Closing cash big or small. we hae cer antentee heeds die Cel Wheat closed steady at the aver-|1 H W..... 92% «.... 92% «+++! Ibs. 5,75-7.50; 1100-1300 Ibs, prices: wheat: No. 1 dark northern age of the closing prices of Thurs-|13% protein day, July 90, Sept. 92, with corn un-|! aid or 2% | changed to 1% up, July 47%, Sept.|! H W..... sees 1300-1500 Ibs. 5.75-7.75: 92%-96%; No. 2 do 89%-94%; No. 3 92% medium, 550-1300 Ibs. 3.50-6,00; heif-|40 87%4-91%; No. 1 northern 92%- PHONE 32 markets. Bonds improved. ‘While shares were inclined to lose ers, good and choice, 550-750 Ibs. 5.25-|96%; No. 2 do 8914-94%; No. 1 dark as on at their a ene pee the 53; oats unchanged to 1% higher, rye|12% protein 62 : bard GLEE montana "61 cBR%G : NO, and ask for a want ad taker our, gains of around 5 or more unchanged to % advance, and pro-|) yw 91% PIM eee 4.50; common and|! hard winter Montana 91%-96%; 5 5 3 points were shown by National Dis- % | visions 80 to 15 cents off. ae a Medium, 2.65-3.50; low cutter and|No. 1 amber durum 89-1.02; No. 2 do i Hilers, Homestake Mining, Celanese, | Grade of Soak nose Gate Business and Professional Service Guide Auburn and U. 8. Smelting. Gai Fluctuations in corn and barley i) DH W or 1.02; No. 1 durum 67-91; No. 2 do 86- ul and U. S. Smelting. Gainers of 1 to 2 or more included U. 8. In- dustrial Alcohol, American Telephone,|Com. Southt differed strikingly from the upward]; H W..... 91% ..... 91%. ....,/cluded), good (beef), 3.25-4.00; cpt-|90; No. 1 mixed durum 86-98; No. 2 1 os % | course of prices of the bread grains, meer Wheat} ‘er, common and medium, 2.75-3.75; | do 85-98; No. 1 red durum 85. wheat and rye. Except for a rise of foe aaa ee ee ; % Flax on track 2.10; to arrive 2.10; SHOE REPAIRING TAXICAB American Commercial Alcohol, Union +2 cents or moze in July contracts, |" Rw or July 2.10; Sept. 2.10; Oct. 210, Nov Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio and West- corn clung close to the minimum|] HW... 60% ..... 80% .....[375-500; stocker and feeder cattle: |212- Dee an 7ST FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING 1-100 ern Union. Case was a contradictory Price allowed by new board of trade |Grade of steers, good and choice, 500-1050 Iba.| Oats No. 3 white 335-341, all Ladten ree rubber h : mover, dropping some 7 points under regulations. Barley went down 5/1 DH W or 4.50-6.00; common and medium, 3.00-] No. 1 rye 70. Corn No. 1 yellow 47 : CAB co. liquidation reported to be from Chi- 1H W..... 88% 80% 88% 89% / 4.50, 5 % | cents a bushel, the maximum decline . Barley, malting 55%; permissible under the new rules. Durum 1 | ppSheeP 20.000; indications 25 to $0|835-55%: No. 5, ssichaen None wx Barley trading then abruptly ceased. |Ch 1 amber 1.00 103 98 101 |iower; with choice lambs 8.50 down| grades 43%4-t0% | The relative strength of July corn 13% protein and! most natives 8.00 and under; y Pi HOE SERV J. Kaufman, Prop. Opposite the Patterson Hotel, cago. Deere was also off around 3. |Cont. Oil Del. Traders generally exhibited consid-|Corn Products erable more cheerfulness, although Sasa ot “It pleases us to please you” Insured Carriers Suiy {2 aunber, 99 1.03 he Soe WeEE ane ee formerly known ax the Universal Baggage and Parcel Delivery most of them were far from jubilant i steel was attributed to the fact that July a " seese seeeel sheep steady to weak; scattered cull WINNIPEG CAS! Shoe Shop after their “house-cleaning.” A num- Curtiss Wr ht 3% | represented corn available for imme- Gad dd 4 98 «see, | £0 800d ewes around 1.50-2.50; lambs, Winnipeg, July Pairs ber of stocks were rather spotty ow-|Dia. Match diate use and that country offerings|1 amber... seine e's ee) 90 Ibs. down, good and choice, 7.00- a ing to special influences and, while %1of cash corn were scanty. On the ,12% protein 8.50; common and medium, 425-700; |Wnest: No. 1 northern 76%; No. 2 = ge 3 Apartments for Rent the margin situation seemingly had| DU 11% lother hand, speculative future deliv-|2 amber... 99 97 weve wees ge, 80-150 Ibs. good and choice, 1.25- Deni NaLawanen Hag eC aie Personal FOR RENT—Large _wellcturnlaned eased appreciably, various wire houses 11% | cries of corn were practically unsale-|"IFETO gs .00; all weights, common and med-| 39 2 ‘THE NEW G-S, FLEXO ORYSTALS| T0om with Murphy bed and kitch- found it necessary to close out a num- 88 able at the minimum quotations. ie Large stocks of corn at terminal|? ale aM 22 |centers were a handicap to upturns Ke idl 84 8T 23%]as were reports that liquidation of 2 Gras. 83 86 : 64% | large speculative holdings was likely. rete 5 Grain 35% | MINNEAPOLIS FUTURES 35 | SUFFER SHARP SETBACK 60 Minneapolis, July 24.—(#)—Grains were more or less subdued Monday ium, 1.00-75, Ye. Oats, No, 2 white 34%; No. 3 white| —at a reduction in price. Also| ¢nette with Frigidaire. Also 1-room SIOUX CITY 32%, watches and jewelry carefully re-; asement apartment. $17.00 Everts Sioux City, Iowa, July 24—(AP— Paired. Located at Hurris & Wood-| _®Partments, 314 3rd. : U.8.D. ‘A)—Cattle 6,500; slaughter MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR mansee. C. M. Walker. Known in|FOR RENT—All-modern 2 and 3- steers and yearlings market not estab Minneapolis, July 24.()—Flour| the jewelry business in Bismarck] room apartments at 604 3rd street. Ushed; scattered early sales better|U2changed; carload lots family pat-| for the past 4% years. Call at side door, Wm. Baker. gracles about steady; undertone weak Pedal @ barrel in 98 pound| iF YOU HAVE any spare money and| FoR RENT—Charming single room to lower on others; fat she stock weak |° sacks, wish to make profits on grain and’ with convenient kitchenette at 422 to 25 lower; grassy kinds showing Shipments 20,807. stocks without worry or attention,| sth st. ber of accounts of customers who were| El. unable to advance further funds, While the advance was general, alcohols and metals displayed the most pronounced buoyancy. The close Gen. was strong, with gains of 1 to 7/Gen’ El points throughout the list. The turn-|Gen. Foods over. approximated 3,800,000 shares. 2 29 «etl 36 "38 4 yellow. “ 37, |but during the early part of the ses-' 5; yellow: 34 36 2 3 4 Pure bran 19.00-19.50. ron | CEL LE eee ° = ny ; most decline; stockers and feeders ac- PEORS ee: FOR RENT—2 or 3-room furnished | Miscellaneous | | Gillette 24% |ston there was a fair amount of trade|> tized... 38- 30 38 tive! firm; few choice yearlings 6.25,| Standard middlings 20.00-20.0. or unfurnished apartment with e above the prices set. In the end, mixed. choice. medium and heavy weight 37, |however, the markets all settled back 13° |to the minimum price scale and clos- a ; . , RANGE OF CARLOT §, Female Help Wanted large closets and private bath. Also teh eat i) Pater aaiar ery Clea tligible to eel Boo ead Son erain feds) Minneapolis, July 24" Hange| WANTED—Saitsiadles, Ages 22-10 40| _8®T#80. Call at 120 Avenue 3, New York, July 24—(?)—Foreign | Gt’ Nor. Pt. 96% |ed in a quiet mood. Barley was the|> (™xeG--> 4 fers 5.75; carlots held above 5.60; |°% C@tlot grain sales: wheat: No. 1| for high class selling proposition. "OR RENT—Two-room apartment. exchanges irregular, Great Britain] Gt: West, Suz. 33% | only grain to show net strength, clos- |, ea, most cows 2.75 to 3.50; low cutters and | 78" northern 98%; No. 2 dark north-| Call on established trade. Travel| Completely and exceptionally well demand in dollars, other in cents,| Grigsb} 3. jing $%c higher for September. . em 89%. or permanent location. Phone 750| ‘furnished. Rent reasonable. Call : Great Britain 4.65; France 543; Italy| Houd-! 4% | “July wheat closed 1%¢ higher com-|3 White :) i feccers 545; cur Se pout waerts| Otters not quoted. for appointment. at 120 W. Rosser. 7.33; Germany 3320; ‘Norway 23.37; | Houston Oil . 31% |pared with last Thureday's close, fin-|* po 00) 5.50; choice feeding heifers 4.40, —_—_______ FOR RENT—A very nicely furnished Sweden 24.00 Montreal in New York | Hudson Motor (% | ishing today at 91%. Both September|oP Sn Foy 59 63 Hogs 5,000; generally strong to 10 gp ISMARCK GRAIN large modern apartment. Two bed- 95.12%: New York in Montreal |#UPP,Motor, - sh |and December closed unchanged at|Ch '2 a. 5538 higher than ‘Friday's average” or| (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Salesmen Wanted rooms, two large closets, Frigidaire, 105.12%, , Int, Nick. Can. 18% | 91%-93c, respectively. Lower grds. 52 34 steady with Saturday; early top 4.25; Date July 24, NEW "WHIRLPOOL BEER-corL| lundry. Clean. Always hot wa- aes Int. Tel. & T 15%| July and September oats closed |“ 5¢_S few best hogs held higher; bulk desir-|NO 1 dark northern . -# 74] cleaner. Low priced. Com. $3 per| _‘- Adults only. 807 4th St, GOVERNMENT BONDS Jewel Tea ... 4 unchanged with December Ic higher. 10 able 180 to 325 pound butchers 4.10 to aa H ee se +++ 74) unit. Every beer dispenser inter- | FOR RENT—2 room apt, Everything New York, July 24.—()—Govern- sean Manville {4 {All rye Taree Cre ed ena: anise 25; 160 to 180 Ibs, 3.75 to 4.10; ght! No. 1 mixed durue | +++ 67 /ested. Penfry Specialty Mfg. Co. 39| furnished. Adults only. 607-5th St. rsa ren Kelvinator Meet aun BANAT Aeara all pied! SE BO aesses lighta 3.00 to, 3.50; most ght welght!/ No, 1 red durum»... » $4) “Glenwood Ave, Minneapolis, Minn.|fOR RENT—Modern 3 room apart- Liberty ist 44's 101.26, pees. a ing July closing fc higher, September 3% CHICAGO CASH GRAIN 350 to 870; feeding ples weak aed cas + 185 eo ae itr ralsa guy tp eal ce Ee pornerym es Liberty 4th 4%'s 102.28. Kroger Gi abe) hignerian ember 2% higher. | chicago, July 2 ata ‘ser | 0,25 lower, mostly 3.00 to 3.25. No. 1 rye; + 1.82) on candy dealers in Bismarck and| privileges. Close in. Suitable for Treas. 4%’s 110.20, on bern bide Lesotho nee Sheep 3,500; including two loads di- | Bar + 52) Mandan. $150 cash bond required.| 2 adults, Phone 260 or 512-W. Dr. ae é Loe! 24% lier types of cash wheat was good but! pie grade hard, 82; No. 2 yellow hard,| 0: a - 33 . 5 - ‘eas. 4's 106.10. Louis. 20% | competition for the extra heavy qual- Ly fol Bel spring, 91%; No. J rect; no early bids on slaughter) Oats .. 33 This is a real opportunity to make| Enge. mes a MONEY BATES Mack Trucks ze ity was less exciting. ‘The market] mixed, Heeptee No. 2 mixed, 47%; pecnetpery icc hepa peared Dark hard winter wheat ........ 70 sen Bia at once. Write Tribune] FOR RENT—Furnished 3 or 4 room New York, July 24.—()—Call ore poe 26% | Was slow getting underway but the/ no, 1 yellow, 48-48%; No. 2 white,/j. ihe indications feeding lambs a 2d Ro 36 | «ground fleor apartment. Also 3 money steady; 1 per cent, Miaml 8% iar reyproe! (Sereed on prices that) 4814-49; sample | grade 28-38; o's. |around steady; few lots good natives tepid wate ts eee edited to Travel Opportunities at taieard Bt. Rental #9600 "eed i < % 5 Mid-Cont. 12% | were about unchanged compared] no. 2 white, 33-34%; rye, No. 1, 68; Rak lent for washi ‘ravel Oppo! i 4 aoe een isleads 1 hare ay Mo. Kan, 12% with the difference quoted last Thurs-| no. 9, 68; barley, 56-71; timothy seed, 5.50 to 5.75; choice rangers quoted uP |glassware and china, ing $33.00 per month. Also 2 room %|day. Durum was in good demand if} 499-25 per cwt.; clover seed, 8.00- to 6.50; run about 35 per cent feeders. #3, {showing cholce amber quality. Win-| 12.09 per cwt. 54% | ¢r wheat was slower and weaker. PF Cash corn of the best types was in 41,,|snarp demand and firmer but the or-|; Produce Markets | 16 | dinary was quiet and unchanged. Oats months, 1%-2 per cent. Prime commercial paper, 1%. IF YOU are driving anywhere and| apartment at 618-6th St. $25.00 per aay passengers to share saaioayy month. or if you want a ride somewhere, |#OR RENT—Two room downstairs call at or phone the Bismarck Travel| front apartment. New gas range. Bureau, 509 Broadway. Phone 1220. ‘We save you money. sink and lavatory. Furnished or , —_. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS CLOSE (By The Associated Press) First Bank Stock 714. unfurnished. Private entrance. Close Northwest Banco 7%. 43%.) was in fair to good demand. Rye was CHICAGO LATE SUMMER ' in and reasonable rent, Inquire at . is in ins te good demand. Barley was Chicago, July 4? =Both cues . STYLES Houses and Flats aosiHosser Ave. __ ae jemand 1s SI | and butter were affect yy weakni ! i 5 FOR RENT—Attractive 2 room apart- m PSE RS Niphitpld ; =e ing. Flax was in fair to good demand! again Monday with prices generally EOE ee nee aon ment. Gas and lights included. Midwest Util. % 1214 | Soe offerings lent. g| revised downward. Poultry, however, Pes ae ar nese etets;| $25.00 per month, Phone 1063 or : Gis ae Grain Quotations t ruled Ea Miers Fe 603 12th St. 2 Custodian College Bldg. Room BOSTON WOOL H tio! Butter, 15,759, weak; creamery- A RENT — Fives jodern — Boston, July 24—()}—(U, 8. D, A) | Bac! ix BULGE RaNae specials (03 score) 22%4-28; extras, so) BLACK ORGANDY FOR coe hungalon Well fimieied |FOR RENT—Thres room newly de- Sarre mootemmr hes tar ies let 1% | puluth, Minn. July 24.—(>)— iG doen; ponds (66-81) 10- COAT, LEFT, IS WORN Heat furnished, also heated ga-| coFated furnished apt., $25 a month, inqiliries © trom) “maciutectirers | (ate) Beans $4)? Durum— Open’ High tow ea Se on TE VER A. rage. Available at once. Call at| 00 second floor. Also 1-room fur- fewer than in the middle of last week. | Penn R. B. 4% i geendands ba Teoma OVER A WHITE ee ished basement petimeni bia 1 provid- 5 ot . Eges, 14,482, ; oe ERS Se eee, r month, uire at oad= Ei the Boston market with’s broader | Pils, Four firsts cars 14%, local 13%; fresh FROCK. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 6-room| Py ) ‘i Proct. é& Gi - selection of the finer wools but despite | SUP "ave ON. J. graded firsts cars 13%, local 13; cur- the larger supply quotations appear | But house. Garage. Reasonable rent. way. rent receipts, 11-12. ! For further information call at 214] OR RENT—Modern furnished apart- In THE CENTER, ire ot Sie flags ce Ake boepeee Jet: | . ment. Two rooms and kitchenette, firm, Recel mestic wool Poultry, live, 15 trucks, steady; 5th 8t. j 2 Seen aan te ae coe hens 10%-11%; leghorn Tens 84) PLAID LINEN FORMS FOR RENT—Partly modern, newiy| Adults only. H. M. Beall, 618-ard “ sul acinar Se enn ata Te tars ering peesel ey A SHORT BOX COAT Gall at 406-trd tJ. K, Doran. | OR, RENT—Purnished ana unfur- ’ 381, 100 pounds as compared with 13,- | Remingto! % old 6%; rock fryers 14-15, colored 12; IN GAY COLORS. FOR RENT—Newly decorated 10 room| ished all modem, apartments in : 682,000 during the previous week. 11% tock springs 16%-17, colored 1 eo house. May be sublet into apart-| furnished and 1 three room unfur- i 46% broilers 13, colored 12; leghorn - ments, References. Call at 522-2nd! nished, Laundry privileges and i CHICAGO POTATOES 32% ers 11, St. Private bath. Call at 711 Ave. A or | Chicago, Juiy 24—(AP—U. 8. Dp; ots FOR SALE—Beautiful 6 room stucco] phone 1256-W. ; A.1—-Botstoes 110, on raak 6 sora) Hg MINNEAPOLIS RANGE NEW YORK home. Near schools and in new! oR RENT—Well furnished g-roomi : U. 8. shipment iurday 377; 2 Mines July 24.—(P)— New York, July 24—(}—Butter,| residential district. 3 room base-/ apartment. Running water. Use 0 stronger, demand and trading mode- | o¢apoard Oil 23%], Wheat— Open High Low Close). 39, weaker. Creamery higher than ment apartment finished. Hot ws-| of Frigidaire and telephone. Also 3 rate; sacked per cwt.: Kansas and 36 | J % 81% 91% 91% 2999) ease: re) 23%; ter heat. Equipped with gas. T. M. le kit extra 23%-23%; extra (92 sco! ; single room and kitchenette, 411 : Missouri Cobblers 2.75 to 3.00; Ken- 5% 4% 91% 91% first (87-91 score) 22-23%; seconds Casey and Son, 518 Broadway. Sth St. Phone 273, tucky Cobblers U. 8. No. 1, 3.00 to HA MH 93 93 | aTK-%; centralized (90 score) 22%, FOR RENT—Bix room modern boute | yon RENT—Suicty modem farnlab- . 210; U. 8. No. 1, 1% inch minimum 1 king stock, current make No. 1, 16; and garage. Reasonable rent. In-/" eq and unfurnished a: Rose 2.75; Idaho Triumphs 355; Virginia 21% s+. 69 | packing nts, BE nd land bbl. Cobblers few sales 8% ‘9 69 -|No. 2 15, quire at 214 5th Bt. Apartments, 215 3rd 8 F. W. E and Mary! 5 7 7090. | Cheese, 156,966, steady. State, whole SSS PY Phone 82, 2 , : a milk flats, fresh fancy 15%-16; do. biies for Sale _| FOR _RENT—Modern sparen i 28 fails 20-21% Automobfies for partme , Ee 7 Held, fancy to fancy spect a TCO 1 fireproof building at reduced rents, Balbo Is Held Up by ax unee/ldas: mage lo tm. Mae cae nhc Ingulre at ‘Tribune office. 4 ng g DP prandavde FOR RENT— Furnished H Fogs Along Seacoast 8 ae ieee et antards ‘Iacita; fone 1938 Plymouth Coupe, run less than| nished apartment. Varney Apts, . New York, July 24.—()—Within a us 15-15%; seconds 14-14%; mediums, 30 400 miles, Can be had at a good} Phone 773. few minutes after General Italo Bal- 8 An Ibs. 12%-13%%; dirties No. 1, 42 ibs. discount. re Ba baal Sivan soees, Oe ee Hel Fe TRAE AES ae I 1932 Chevrolet Coach. Very tine For Sale z The second leg of thelr homeward| 2ex8 Com, ri fresh 14-24; frozen 14-25; fowls 10-17; condition. A bargain. FOR SALE—5 young horses, harness, z flight to Rome, orders were given for| Tim. Roll Bearing frozen 10-16; old roosters, fresh 9-11; Many other small used cars, $20 2 milk cows, wagons, 2 buildings, a them to stop. erica... —— frozen unquoted turkeys, fresh 13-15; and un Wa trate: 10x20 and 12x16, frame. 3 outbuild- 4 The general appeared worried by Underwood Elliot GenChGo RANGE frozen 14-25; ducks, fresh 10-13; ga ‘ ings, suitable for brooder coops. st the weather outlook and indicated he n High Low Close frozen unquoted. HEDAHL MOTOR COMPANY ‘Will take good used car as part led to remain until he received Live poultry weak. Broilers, freight payment. Balance cash, R. H. py erga nied pincer Sr 30 $2 | 10-18; express 10-21; fowls, freight 40. Phone 269 Bismarck 201 Broadway) yritchell, 20 miles south of Bismarck is The Italian Air Minister pod be United Frult ‘98 «95% 95% Ra Co fiticagant Eels an FOR SALE—i0n7~ Chevrolet coach, | 0" Tiver bottom. on Seen sete and went im- a 13 108 1.00 1.00 press 10-15; ducks, ‘freight 9; express Call at 918 6th St. ____—_——X—X—X—X—_ mediately to their planes for « final Pee Ta. + at ate |i4 aaa i Rooms for Rent seheduled | ae ris m U.S. 31% 3% f Livestock | Ri GHT, FOR cente=onae ee piano, oe in a Sean American Hey imei whe .Seeee ee ner IGHT, NATURAL, Good condition, Priced for quick} sonable, Call at 117-Ist St. or phone with the general said they unders Vanadii eva re CRASH 1S USED FORA sale, Write Clarion Larson, 408-2nd| 195" yq. he would not leave unless fog along 35% 35%} SOUTH ST. PAUL SLEEVELESS COAT St. Bismarck, N. D. Sn HENTOLOWIT ORL RE TE the Atlantic coast lifted in time to 35 .35%| South St. Paul, July 34—(#)—(U. FOR RENT—Lovely, cool front fur- permit the planes to get away before | West 31% 31%|8. D. A.)—Cattle 8,200; low grade WORN WITH A BLACK = | ished sleeping room. Rent reason- og Beara Unie 42 «42 | killing cattle and some stockers pre- LINEN FROCK able. Ladies preferred. Call at 208 The general remained aboard his esting! dominating; trade opening sion, Sen Room and Board Rosser or phone 383-LW. ship and received the latest weather Be Oe ee ee eee eee ae SAVE MONEY. Board and room,|~ Louis Braille invented the report which showed clearing weather ‘43 13 ler: very few fed cattle eligible to sell $22.50 per month. Modern home.|o¢ six dots by which the blind could nd Menu st Shediac, abous 660 miles| New York, duly ‘30’ | above 6.00; snorted and grassy steers Good rooms, Good eats. Inquire |read more than 100 years ago. : 4 i ” service 3%; 3.50-4.75; few heifers up to 5.50; beef ai t. or pt | eee rE from New York, and the first objec: sleet an m4; Standard Ol Ind. ssese aesse 20% |cows 225 Gown; cutters 228 down; . For short time only. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE