The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1935, Page 9

So __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1935 |. Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Fri., June 7 (ET SELACTITY | New Work Ste | Gran Quotations] WHEAT PROS RIE -ANDUMUBIYNG | sermons raesne MER FC OF e @ Tribune Rates Are LOW | Nc 1S RULE IN MARKET A as* goss & # BE) TEXAS HARVESTING, mm snr osmsseem Your Message . il rag wee Will Reach Thousands ie eo a <a 7 \ 4 | Disappointing Outlook for Spe- bere ae (pee ee de inert culative Demand Also In- 3 consecutive insertions (per word) 4 consecutive insertions (per word) fluence in Drop pptoertecor hd eapptel 4 Equity Buyers Become More Ag- gressive in Late Dealings i For as Little as vale 4 WH% 35 31% 31% BSBBEBOROBOBS 8 to Bid Up Favorite: 28% ‘Wat. 13 New York, June 7—(?)—Finding ‘Woo! a Jittle stock for sale at reduced levels, de a equity buyers became a bit more ag-/ arm. Ii. é gressive in the latter part of Friday’s AL market session and bid up some of their favorites. Bel Selectivity was the rule, however, and dealings exceptionally quiet. The close was fairly steady. Transfers | Bendix approximated 580,000 shares. ‘The market had to consider a statement of President Roosevelt that all voluntary ‘codes must conform to the anti-trust laws. Grains sagged ‘under more favorable crop reports Ce nd cotton, firm st one time, backed ‘up when the committee on economic recovery urged. a 10-cent loan on the| Chi. & staple instead of the present 12-cent rate which the government granted on the last crop, Bonds were a trifle potty. Shares of American Telephone push- ed up 2 points in the final hour and |Co! eS SRESSBERRSaSwet® Beto Satreeh ine + 5 Ewge Ey Lt ti RREKER KATE ba FARE RRR KS Chicago, June 7.—(?)—With wheat harvesting expected to get generally under way in Texas next week, and with a disappointing outlook for sepc- ulative. demand, wheat prices ruled lower Friday. Downturns were in the face of talk of a wet southwest harvest and not- withstanding reported damage from rust in Ohio valley regions. Crop 1, | Hews from the spring wheat area con- tinued most favorable. Wheat closed weak, % to 1% under Thursday's finish, July 82% to %, corn % off to % up, July 80% to %, tt oats % to % off, and provisions vary- ing from 2 eents decline to 7 cents gain. BUYING POWER FADES; FUTURES CLOSE LOWER Minneapolis, June 7.—(#)—Buying Power faded late in the market ses- sion here Friday and wheat prices eased off to a lower closing level. Commercial news was favorable enough but unsettled political condi- @ consecutive insertions (per word) This table of rates effective only in the state of North Dakota, Cuts and border used on want ads come under classified display rates of 75 cents ‘per column inch per single No clairvoyant, fortune teller, matri- monial, or doubtful ad vertising ‘We reserve the right to edit or reject any copy submitted. ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS OF CASH IN ADVANCE A representative will call if you desire. Telephone 32 and asked for the want ad department, tle changed; yearlings 7.60-8.15; na- Female Help Wanted Work Wanted Want-Ads haem Profitable advances of fractions to 1 or so were tions abroad made wheat and stock : 4 Rooms for Rent registered by Union Pacific, Ganta Fe, | Gm % ree tees thee tee traders uneasy. Weather reports were |fornity meangere Soe rete: Call: |WANTED—Beauty operator, —Two/EXPERIENCED _ Burroughs book-|FOR RENT—Al bedroom, Next _@ ‘American Can, Chrysler, Owens-Illi- % slightly improved late in the day. 2.00-3.50; slaughter sheep ‘and lambs:| Years experience. Must be good) keeping machine operator and} bathroom. Beauty Rest mattress. nois Glass, U. 8. Gypsum, Johns-! = 1% DULUTH RANGE July wheat closed 1% cents lower, | spring lambs, good and choice, 8. 85- finger waver, marceller, manicur-| stenographer desires position. Write| Gentlemen only. 506-5th St. Phone ville, Spiegel-May-Stern, Liggett & % | Duluth, Minn., June 7. September 1% cents lower and De-|10,00; medium, 7.50-8.85; ewes, 90-150|—!t-_Write Tribune Ad. 10432. Tribune Ad. 10446. Phone 397. Myers “B”, Consolidated Gas, Public Durum— Open High Close} cember 1% cents lower. mund: d'and choice, 210-3.75;|WANTED—10 women, 22 or over for |/EXPERIENCED lawn mower sharp-|FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front Bervice of New Jersey, U. 8. Smelting BAL “BAL ‘ag’ SS |__Comrse grains also finished lower, |Pn wweiptie common: seed i053.75% | demonstration of cosmetics, Some 1% 84% 84% 83 83 ef, /all weights, common and medium, ° ening. Re-ground, $1.00, oiled and! sleeping room, 216 Thayer. Phone ond American Smelting. 37% ceece laece levee 83. | With rye dipping sharply on spread- | 1 50-2.25, business experience required. Call} cleaned, 50, Called for and deliv- : The motors, oils and stee! did little 17% ing operations with Chicago. July eat . |_Dist. Mgr. at Bismarck Hotel. | ered. Phone 899. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, fand the mining issues were somewhat 2% 4|oats closed % cent lower and Sep- SIOUX CITY ;COOK WANTED—Smail cafe. Napo-|WORK WANTED hauling gravel and| 522-9th St. Phone 1857. soft most of the day. 24% tember % cent off. July rye finished! gioux City, Ia, June 7—(P)—(U.S.| leon, North Dakota. Address Sweet| black dirt. Lawn jobs. Very rea- E —_—_— OO 32 1% cents down, and September 1% vita ‘ aH i i ROOM FOR RENT for gentlemen, 4% cents lower. July barley finished % |D¢2t, Agt)—Cattle, 1,500; most| Shop. Napoleon, North Dakota. | sonable. Phone 588-W. Call at 400-6th St. | Produce Markets | 1 ‘| cent off and September % cent off, sees Slow, about steady; quality |WANTED—Competent girl for genéi=|TWO YOUNG girls want housework SS a” while July and September flax closed ed Leraltibvapte a leap aaTine al housework. Phone 686-W. and taking care of children. Phone Wanted to Buy 4 eC ar) CHICAGO + 20% 2c lower. 10.50-75; plain short feds d 9.00 ee ee E WANTED TO BUY—6 good milch Butter, 16,680, easy; specials (03 3 See Tete Cash wheat lost some of its power | ar umicr: long hota aod Ted Lolters Wanted to Rent =| GIRL WANTS work by the hour af-| cows, team of horses, harness and score) 24%-25; extra (92) 24; extra e but nevertheless was in good demand up to 9.50; most beef cows 5.25-6.50;| WANTED TO RENT—Furnished ter 4:30 p.m. Write Tribune Ad.} wagon, saddle pony. Wanted: To firsts (90-91) 23%-%; firsts (88-89) | Pirest, ‘T bird . and firm. There was no change in| cutter grades 3.75-4.75; medium bulls| Toom in private home. Gentleman. ! 1044 Est _| take in 20 head of stock for pasture. 22%-%; seconds (86-87) 21%; cen-| First Nat. 50% cash wheat and coarse| Winter wheat and demand was fair! 695 down; choice vealers 8.50. Write Tribune Ad. 10440, EXPERIENCED Girl wi general| Phone 627-J or call at 307-4th. tralized (90 centralized carlots) 24%.|Fox Film 14% quotations for light offerings. Durum was in &¢~| “Hogs, 2,500; slow; weights below 270/WANTED TO RENT—Smail, clean,) housework. Phone 579-R. - WANTED TO BUY—Seven or 8 room Eggs, 22,520, easy, prices unchanged.|Gen. Am. ath tain ee pgs herrea ic se Ibs. steady to 10 lower; heavier butch-| sleeping room for $8.00. Write |AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN wants| house. Must be reasonable, Write pepe, lve, 3s seuss, eas eee oy ig 1 dk north. 1.06% 1.08% erp poonetaa aan mia watlers and sows 15 to 25 off; top 9.55; | Tribune Ad. 10420, work. Phone 866-R. ‘Tribune Ad. 242 at once. 3 Leghorn hens 16; Rock fryers C z 2 dk north. 1.06% 1.06% shippers. ~ |budk 200-270 Ib. butchers 9.40-50; | === | HS RIE D gil ~|WE PA 204-2346; colored 20; ‘Rock springs 30% [8,4 north 1.08% 1.06% Baty oes ae iene cnn light. | 160200 1b. lights 900-40; 270-335 Ib. Strayed or Stolen ee ee ee ae eerie qurige tihand Saath? te 25; colored 23; Rock broilers 19- ¥ 4 rote! unchan, firm ex- 15-40; 140-! . 1B | a - : S = i; colored 19; Leghorn. 16-16%: |@i Hit |1 de north. 1.05% 1.07% cept for some short-covering that re-|hen. sos 825-50. few up’ tim 800; (STRAYED — Black gelding, 1300 = ——— barebacks 16-18; roosters 14; turkeys 15% |2 dk north. 1.08% 1.05% sulted in scattered strong sales. Flax| fondo cies g00c%5 sirens weights oq| Pounds. Notify L. E. Heaton, Jr,| Apartments for Rent 2 13-17; old ducks 4% Ibs. up 15; small i |8,dk north. 1.01% 1.02% was in good demand and firm. Epo G weights UP) McKenzie, N. Dak. FOR RENT—Three room all modern|HARRINGTON'S prices for real pure - 14; younk white ducks 4% Ibs. up, 18; 17, |1 dk north, 1.04% 1.06% heen, 2000; opening \fairlyyactive| =" acigene | eumrtment. Completely {urna ae elec ree babe wee a small 15%; geese 12. 11% |2 dk north, 1.02% 1.04% ° to strong; few sales medium to good or Rent Ground floor. Private entrance. aie aa z $500, risk 16% |3,dk north. 1.00% 1.01% vest shorn yearlings 6.85-7.35; choice held|FOR RENT OR SALE—Log cabin,|_406-9th St. Phone 850. ae on pallet Sede! NEW YORK 13% ex eeoetn 100% 1.04% 5 around 7.75; package desirable 68 lb.| Lake Isabel, Dawson, N. Dak. Elec-|HAVE nicely furnished front apart- only at pie ete New York, June 7.—(#)—Butter, 40% 2 dk eee 101% 1.03% spring lambs 9.35, tric lights. Phone Mrs. B. M. Por-| ment in Tribune Building to sub- 130. Harrington's. Phone 13,409, slightly easier. Creamery, ly dk norht. 99% 1.00% SOUTH ST. PAUL 25-J, Mandan. let for 3 months beginning June 8th.) <7. higher than extra 25%-26% ; extra (92 11 bsmae of South 8t. Paul, June %7—()—|@————______—_— | RENT—Beauty Shop. Heat,| Inquire Tribune Office. STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS, IN- score) 25%; other grades unchanged. | Ind 25% |1 dk north. 1.02% 1.04% (USDA)—Cattle: 2,000; supplles light, | | Miscellaneous || lights and water furnished. Prince/FOR RENT—One room apartment| DIGESTION victims, why suffer? ‘ ’ Cheese, 132,576, about steady. Prices 28% |2 dk north. 1.01% 1.03% market moderately active; compared | » paenr Hotel. for light housekeeping. Gas and| For quick relief get free sample unchanged. 30% |3, die north. “90% 100% with week's low time slaughter steers FOREIGN EXCHANGES FOR RENT—Erick storehouse, aize| lehts included, $18. College Bldg.| Of Udga. a doctor's prescription ab Eggs, 17,385, irregular. Mixed col- oa Oreo Or os. 1.01% 1.08% strong to 25 higher; she stock shar-| New York, June 7.—(#)—Forelgn| 25x35. Rear 112 4th St. Neff.| _Room 300. Service Drug Store. ors; special packs or selections from 48% |2 north... 1.00% 1.02% ing advance; bulls mostly steady; |exchange irregular; Great Britain de- = = FOR RENT June 15th. Well furnish- MATTRESSES fresh receipts 26%-28%; standards | 6) 1. {3 north. 98% 1.00% good to choice medium and weighty|mand in dollars, others in cents. MONEY RATE A ed two room apartment on ground| YOUR old mattress renovated and re- and commercial standards 26; firsts 12% lentana Winter Wheat fed steers 10.50-12.00; load of 1350 lbs|Great Britain, 4.83%; France, 6.61%; | New York, June 7.—(P)—Call money| floor. No children, Phone 273, 411-| built either regular or spring-filled. 25%; dirties No. 1, 42 lbs. 24%-%; 18 114% pon at latter price; bulk lighter weight |Italy, 8.28; Germany, 40.52; Norway,|steady; % per cent all day. 5 309 8th St. Phone 1962. storage packed firsts 25%; other |Kresge a 7 aay ot 1.01% 1.03% 1.01% 1.03% |20¢, Medium grades down toward |24.79; Sweden, 25.45; Mountrail in| Time loans steady; 60-90 days %|/moR RENT—3 room heated apart- malzen coes ju henees 28% 19% protein O1% 1.93% 18.50; good to choice helfers 9.25-10.40; | New ‘York, 100.00; New York in Mon- |offer; 4-6 mos % offered. OR RENT 3 fom heated apart~) Household Goods for Sale ‘White eggs, marked mediums 26%- 30% |1 eR wos common to medium 5.75-8.50; beef |treal, 100.00. Prime commercial paper % per! apie.’ 723 Mandan. Phone 1694, |"OR SALE—Up to date furniture. %; other whites unchanged; brown, 21% |1 H W..... 100% 1.02% 1.00% 1.02% |cows 5.25-7.00; most low cutters and ———_—_— cent. = = 2 Carved fumed oak dining suite, western standards 26%-%; other 16% | 12% protein cutters 4.00-5.00; common and med- NEW YORK CURB Bankers’ acceptances unchanged. |FOR RENT—Private furnished apart-| single daybed, combination electric unchanged. 19% |1 DH W or jum sausage bulls 5.00-6.00; largely) New York, June 7—(P)—Curb: —_—_—__—_ ment. Ground floor. Adults only.| stove, kitchen cabinet, two rockers. Live poultry nominal. All freight | Mal 28 tate: 98% 1.00% 98% 1.00%]5.75 down; stockers scarce, Uittle| Cities Service 17. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS oe ae ee ‘ W. grades unchanged. Hd eats o changed, moderate clearance for} Elec. Bond & Share 8%. Minneapolis, June 7.—(?)—Stocks |FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. 3 board, laundry Live poultry. By express: Chick- 12%11 HW. 88% 94% 86% 94% week: vealers, 2,300; uneven, around| United Founders +s. close. rooms and bath. Newly decorated.| stove, enamel top table, Singer Sew= ens, fowls, roosters, and ducks un- 10% | Minnesota and South Dakota Wheat|steady; good to choice 7.50-9.00; sel- ——_---— First Bank Stock, 8 Write Tribune Ad. 10435, ing machine. All in good condition, quoted; broilers 12-26; turkeys 12-22. 4% |12% protein ections 9.50; odd head more; common NEW YORK BONDS Northwest Banco, no trade. FOR RENT—Two furnished apart-} and priced for quick sale. Phone ‘ ey poultry piel heey All at 4 BE Wor Sy ee to medium 5.00-7.00. New York, June 7. — (&) — Bonds _— ments. Phone 1747-R or call at| 1198. 609-4th. «fresh frozen janged.|Mont. Ward <..........-...++. 35% 11 H W..... Se { Hogs, 2,600; lights and butchers close: atti 818-7th St. FOR SALE—Twin baby bugey in good 8% of mostly steady; spots strong on light-|Great Northern 7s of 1936. 95 Contacts Difficult FOR RENT—One furnished room ee ditic Phi ieee BOSTON WOOL 12%|1 DHW or ae 10 I Cc b Kid : ed 3 condition. one 870. Boston, June 7.—(?}—(USDA)— Bi |1 HW... 95% 98% 28% Oe eee ee Ie: better 150-820 Ibs GOVERNMENT BONDS LETS HEP In NETREGS |) with ietenetie: OM ALIPIS Ares Miscellaneous Medium ‘fleece wools were being of- 2% | Choice of 925-50; top 9.55 sparingly; mostly for] New York, June 7.—VP)—Govern- i aa we 3 fered from the middlewest at prices 9) |1 amber... 1.04% 1.00% 1.02% 1.06% | lightweights; heavier butchers down |ment bonds: PTA oe rrr ot GRE SSH es [Sa Toss Se So pe , Fomewhat below selling quotations re- 46% | 18% protein to around 980; most good sows 8.50-| Liberty 3%’s 100.2 aned wilionaiia, caasavcied Svia ; A _— : ‘ glized one to two weeks ago. Coun- 16% |2 amber.... 1.03% 1.08% 85; heavyweights down to 8.35 or less;| Liberty 4th 4%s's 102 ped naire, endeavoret lay|FURNISHED apartment in Rose] paper fastener. You will find this 4% ‘of A 35 or 3 iy S'S to persuade police and army authori-} Apartments. 215-3rd Street. to be the neatest stapler you ever He gta toy eee North 16 iL . 98% 102% feeder pigs 9.75 down; ayerage cost) Treasury 4%'s 116.20 ties to withdraw from the case, as-| === used. Staples sheets together per- ee eee tang otiied @ule\T 2 |P% ad GiMmneer em At mapas aor abe: top) Trensary: 46/91340 serting thelr activities were handi- Houses and Flats manently or temporarily. Bismarck freely at 27-28 and in some cases at q 2 Coat 97% 101% ya Tae Ga cel gkacaraaivn Pani wane capping efforts to contact the ab- INVESTMENT Tribune Job Department. é basis delivered east at S1.. "1 8 ‘i en: LOT 175x150, 13 room modern home|A FEW Summer Cottages available 6 cents grease 1 amber... 28% spring lambs 25 higher; yearlings (By the Associated Press) One associate of the former pub- " according to Boston house receiving 3% /2 amber.... 26% 90% strong, sheep steady; choice ewes and| McGraw El, 17%. lgHery tacidlatee ana taiireadl Ly located in heart of Bismarck’s bus-| at Shoreham, Minn. Season, $80 — these offerings. 6ome buying at these 3% (1 rd durum 79% .... wether springers 9.50-75; bucks dis- ag ae and ron mag-| jiness district. Property that will] up. Reasonable week-end rates. prices was reported. Spot prices on a _ Coarse Grain counted 1,00; medium grades down to nate, the vigilance o! boliee: pay very well on the amount invest-| Write Shoreham Inn, Shoreham, most lines of greasy domestic wools ne |e Sele 81% 8.00; odd lots good to choice shorn aaay oO urea nrerentes -dallvery of $286,-| ed and worth considerably more| Minn. in Boston were fairly steady. ° 21% 3 yellow "719% ewes 7.50-8.00: culls down to 5.50; ~ ees ikae than priced at. This property {s| TYPEWRITERS and adding ma- 33% |4 yello 4 1% shorn ewes 2.00-3.50. Is Remembered EXECUTE SLAYER OF 20 ideal for business or apartments. T-) chines. Repairs and supplies. CAP- rs » CHICAGO POTATOES 48% )4 mixed... 78% 70% Dairy cows, slow, limited sales seharkottU 6.8: BR. June 7(e i | ee BB ITAL TYPEWRITER CO, 20? Chicago, June 7.—(P)—(U. 8. Dept. 34% 13 mixed... 77% .78% around $5 lower per head for the Dec iat tana ~*~ |FOR SALE—Very modern 7 room, 8| Bdwy.. Bismarck. N. D. Phone 820. ‘Agr.)—Potatoes, 61; on track 170; an 4 mixed... 73% .74% Rocke (aloes aes a neater tiga ee Gh murdering 20 women in a)" \ 47 old home on west Rosser. In| =———————=—————————— folal U, &. shipments 939; old stock dalla Shia... gan sen .|show decline; good strong-weight ie ee Very good residential district, Near For Sale firm, supp! mand 5% a pringe! 1-70; ades fs school. cellent condition. LE—Si hone, King ra trading good, sacked per cwt. Wis- 2" li whites.) Sex 30% Spe acre ius JaWer eaaes tODeuS good buy. $5000, Also 5 room mod-|" ony” Silver sata eis ee pay consin round whites U. 8. No. 1, 65-70; 8% |" Barle H Bee ere eee Home: Owners Waste. mush paint ul : Aare. 1 - |. S. No. 1, 65-70; slaughter accounts. each year by spreading good paint ern bungalow with small basement! reasonable. Mrs. Ula Deemer, 308 U. 8. commercial, 57%-62%; Idaho File Sin Seoey 1 iin tie Stine pees ant be toi to| @Partment. Seven years old. Very! ave. B. Sassets US: Ne. 1.220: Sams, S0% |Lower erdi, ‘S250 4 ETICAGO se cover old paint with new paint that | $00q condition. | Low taxes, $4000. FOR SALE — Waste Paper Bale a: : “ Feed ...... c . hicago, June (P)\—(U, 8. » is chemically i ible, (OY [ek ee ny juire at Bismarck supplies Rigen Semend Son eee ae Ba Re ; Agr.)—Hoge, 9,000, including’ 6,000 ai which See eae do not go|FOR SALE—Seven room modern Tribane office. Rood. Bis ; ump irkansas D5, BK INO 2....... 46% 48% 46% ..... rect welgnts below 250 Pounds steady well with the old pigments. Poe ree oe ae tee bath |FOR SALE—Two riding horses.. Cars o. 1, ; Alamaba, U. 8. No. 1, 10% Ail ° ip; Others weak; packing ‘| be seen in Bismarck. Phone or 15; Loulsians, | U. 8. Mie, 1 900 partly amy Ne 2 1.63171 163 ...++| sows 10-15 cents lower: 200-250 Ibs., Prime and choice lambs come from| Good income. Well located. Phone! write 1, E, Heaton, Jr., McKenzie. aay U.S. No. 1, and partly ee 14% RAIN F 260-350 Ibs., 9.35- farms where internal and external|_ 1946. FOR SALE—Biack dirt and fertilizer. invoice weight 1.60; Mississippi Bliss |Southern Pac iis ) | 805 ; pigs 9.00 ‘parasites are controlled in the flock,|POR RENT—dJuly ist. New 3 room|" avo ao painting “and decorating, Triumphs, U. 8. No. 1, 210; North Sout 9% %, ; light |where the ewes are bred early to good| house. All modern. Heat furnish- Phone 1082-J. a Carolina Cobblers, U. 8. No. 1, 1.75; 10 ier, Bee aad choice, 140-160 lbs., registered mutton rams and supplied| ed. 2 adults. Phone 768. 906-9th. FOR SAL Wi ry rd bbls, U. 8. No. 1, 2.85-8.00. uy 9.35-10.00: Ee gee meee MUNG Sod Dature: And food. ane FOR RENT Modern house to adults.|”ticatly new. Call at 208 Avenue B, BULUTH CASH GRAIN 3s Me Mee ee ee aoe castraies, _west end. Phone 905. ‘Automobiles for Sale Duluth, Minn., June 7.—(#)—Clos- 1% and good 275-550 Ibs. 790-9. 00; pigs, = | FOR SALE—5 room house and gar- USED CARS fg cash prices. Wheat: No. 1 dar! a good and chotce, 100-140 Ibs. 2 ne U. 8. P. 0. & CT. H,, Bismarck, N,| 28€ $1400, Call at 411 South 10th : horthern heavy L04%-111%; No. 1/5 a” 9.40, fi le Dak., Office of the Cusiodian. Seated | _ St. is ; e ect to Hxecutiy ees Paes Aer ae No 3) tex i. _Lattle, 2,000; calves, 500; | steers Order "No. e646, dated: Mar. 1% 1934, WOOL WANTED Sedan x amber durum hard 91%-1.06%; No. 2 if Her eeRe Say ralable outlet on 22 o'clock P My June 20, 1935, for | WE PAY highest cash market prloes| igs, Plymouth 4 Pass wetan se000 amber durum hard 91%-1.06%; No. 1 bi fed yearlings an furnishing all iabor and materials and | for wool and sheep pelts. We also|ice4 »vmou aD ber di 89%4-1.00%; No. 2 am-. lower grade butcher heifers and low | performing all work for remodeling x 1935 Ford Sedan . vee 775.00 Hees Eun eel hese BUTEER AND EGGS FUTURES | Priced cows, these going to small kill- and enlarging, etc, at this bullding in| ° Sell new and used wool bags andliga9 Buick Sedan + 195.00, ber durum 87%-1.00%; No, 1 mixed 3 fe : accordance with the specification, co-| twine at low prices. Bring us all : 7 ers; few loads steers 8.25-10.75; most ae OP aimed: fis 1932 Buick 5 Pass. Coupe .. 500. durum 82%-1.03%; No, 2 mixed dur- f these pies of which may be obtained from] your hides and metals. Northern um 80%-1.03%; No. 1 red durum no % H Low Clove | oy Diao bi fs plied fo unevenly ihe custodian only, Walter A, Sather,| ride and Fur Co., Bismarck, North a weighty sausage bulls Sit; vealers 6/1810, Dakota, Flax No. 1, 1.61. 2056! 288 Ee Genes Ran; Seniesa : Rye Ho. , (nes Ld 4% 24%! Very sluggish eae ‘monein cone Qats No. ‘ 4 o SSB8205-BS8Sne se QousSSase= RRR T RRR and vealer steers, good and choice 24% 24% | 550-900 Ibs., 9.75-12.25; 900-1100 Ibs., { 10.25-13.00; 1100-1300 lbs., 10.25-13.50; {1300-1500 Ibs, 10.75-13.50; common 25% 25% | medium, 560-1300 Ibs., 5.00-10.50; heif- ers, good and choice 500-750 Ibs., ‘ MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR 9.25-11.50; common ‘and medium, Minneapolis, June 17.—()—Flour | 4.50-9.50; cows, yood, 7.00-8.75; com- Barley: Malting 50-70; No. 1 feed 44-46; No. 2 feed 44-45; No. 3 feed 42-44. . WOOL --- We are now ready to take in all the wool produced in this section of the country at highest cash market prices. . “ nee BANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, June 1.—(?)—Range of carlot grain sales: ‘Wheat; No. 1 dark northern, 1.05%- i i ents 23,340, Pure|mon and medium, 4.75-7.00; low cut-| At commencement time. DF , ;; ‘i i 1933 Chrysler Brougham .... 545.00 _- 1.08; No, 1 mixed durum, 1.04%. bran 2200-2250. tandard ‘enldalings |ter and cutter, 325-470; mulls ‘year | Shirk. 76 former head) of a Me. coe. lee fureioh Weel Rags and Twine. 26 fob 1934 8 Airflow Chrysler Sed. 1275.00. <. Barley: No, 1 malting, 80; sample, 25.00-25.50, : | ings excluded), good theet). 6.26-7.0: rKansas children’s home and lows; 1928 Hudson Stdan .. "9, Chicago, June 7—()—Cash wheat cutter, common and medium, 4.50-| “daddy” to 2200 in never a “tor. New Wool Bags, each ......50¢ 1898 Chrysler BS Coach Flax: No. 1, 1.64%-1.73%. No, 1 red.85%; No, 1 mixed 91%; corn WEEK’S LOADINGS DOWN 6.25; vealers, good and choice, 8.00-| s0tten man” Shown above with Used Wool B h 40 1927 Chry: Sedan . Oats and rye not quoted. No, 2 mixed 87%, mainly white; No.| Washington, June’7.—(?)—The As-|10.00; medium, 5.00-8.00; cull and| his annual’ flood of invitations to ser ool Bags, each ......4UC 1929 Hudson Sedan ... 1 yellow-87%; No. 3 white 89%; oats|socistion of American Rallroads an-| common, 5.00-6.00; stocker and feeder} sraduations of some of the now- WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN ‘No. 8 white 40-40%; no rye; buck-|nounced Friday that loadings of rev-| cattle: steers, good and choice, 500-| «rown waifs and babes for whom —Cash Paper Twine, per pound ....10c Winnipeg, June 7.—~ wheat No. 1, 1.30; no soybeans; bar-|enue freight for the week ended June | 1050 Ibs., 7.25-9.00; common and me-| he found homes. “Daddy” Shirk ID) license. wheat: No. 1 northern min No. 2 ry, feed 45-60 pominal malting 60-|1 totaled 565,342 cars, a reduction of | dium, 5.25-7.25. sends congratulations and a dol- ‘ NORTHERN HIDE & FUR c 0 CORWIN-CHURCHILL northern 79%; No. 3 northern 745. {90 nominal; timothy seed per cwt.|34,201 below the preceding week and! Sheep, 10,000; opened fairly active, lar bill to each of his immense Box 265 ismarck, N. . INC. Cash oats: No. 2 white 40%; No. 3|9.75-11.50; clover seed per cwt. 11.00-|a reduction of Ld Mere below als spring lambs and yearlings; bulk| brood whose commencement he ‘100 white 37%. 15.15 lcorresponding week in 1934 fully steady but trade dull; sheep lit- can't attend. Faene 4 :