The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1935, Page 7

THE BISMARCK SECEUNE, SATURDAY, ‘AUGUST 24 1935 | Tribune’s G Grain, Livestock and Market Report for Sat., Aug 24 good westerns around 5.50 to “fecestcs|There’s Lots of News in vealers brought 8.00 to 9.00, cull and caowece| Lhese WANT-ADS choice white-faced yearlings being held around 8.00. , Hog prices have sagged around 1.00 Salesmen Wanted Female Help Wanted i e from the recent high level, better 190|._ LOCAL MANAGER WANTED /WANTED—Two local women, also 1 Trib ew or! t ram uotations to 240 Ibs. selling Friday at 11.00 to] WZ WANT A MAN—Who desires to} woman residing in Mandan, with june Rates 11.10, 240 10 350 Ibs. 10.00 to 11.00,| engage in permanent, fast grow-| wide acquaintance. Pleasant work. Are LOW medium to choice 140 to 170 Ibs. 9.50] %8 business wherein he has a/ No selling. Salary to those who Closing Prices Aug. 24 BISMARCK GRAIN te 10.75, a few good to choice pigs 9.50| definite monthly income. Exper-| qualify. Room 714, Hotel Patter- Minimum charge for one Gurnkied by esse oe) 40, 10.00, good sows 9.00 to 9.80 fence unnecessary. No selling. A| son. insertlon—450 for 15 words. Adams Exp. 8% August 24 Lambs 25 higher| Proven business offering an un- LOWER GRADUALLY |sss,. Uc nnn cme cots mite Eel Rat a Saetts| Work Wanted 27% | No. 1 ern .. 1.08 celpts. Bulk natives sold Friday at| must be of good ter and be! WANTED—Work after school and 27% |No. 1 amber durum 0) 9.00, with rangers at 9.15 to 9.25, Fat| able to make an investment, which| "Saturdays by college student, Call |] 3 consecutive hasesticr Ar. Can ... 13g |No. 1 mixed durum . Ss ewes have cashed at 225 to 3.25,| ‘8 fully protected. Information) 31 °q93 le “f aL lege student. Cal Am. Crystal Sug. Nv, 1 red durum 8 range feeding lambs 7.75 to 8.10. | thru personal interview only. Write ‘ont St. (per word) ...... Power Issues Sag from Start) a7.’ internat. No. 1 flax . 126/Trade Featureless With Many Ad. No, 251, care The ‘Tribune, giv-|MAN 25, wants work of any_ kind, With Other G Foll No. 3 flax . tad ¢——_____________9| _ing address and telephone number.| Snywhere. Write Oscar Heller, i er Groups Follow- No. 1 rye . Operators Awaiting Adjourn- | Miscellaneous || WaNTED—Salccman, “by one of Fredonia, N. D, Ri. ing Toward Close aa ment of Congress ee America’s largest ‘distributors, to Oats .... sell electrical refrigerators, radios Instruction ne Tae ‘ Hard winter wheat FOREIGN EXCHANGE and electrical appliances, Commis-| RAILWAY Postal Clerks. Men 18-35. wail uta healed Chicago, Aug. 24—(#—Declining| New York, Aug. 24—(®)—Foreign| son. Good proposition for right] $1,900 first year regular, Prepare This table of rates effective the: recently strong industrials re- DULUTH RANGE Wheat prices Saterday accompanied exchange steady; demands: Great|_™@9- Write Tribune Ad. 11312, immediately for next examinations.|} Only in the state of North Da- versed themselves in Saturday’s stock Duluth, Minn. Al. 24. a tae carts be bg — pone ad Britain 4.97%: aes 6 62%: Italy ‘TEN men is retail clothing experi- Bane Whee nie ee gare a Durum— Close tone securi ence want ~ s e, A border on market under profit taking pressure “88 {tes and weakness in cotton. 8.20; Germany 40.30; Norway 25.01; cr at; once for perma $91-E, Rochester, N.Y. p wit ite cone petra it positions. Opportunity to epparently induced by continued The trade was f Sweden 25.67; Montreal in New York| Te" featureless, with 99.78%; New York in 100: establish business paying up to ified display rates of 75 cents weakness of the utilities. many operators inclined to a \- jumn e The power issues sagged trom the | Aten. 1 jJournment of congress. bedhead A Sey GnRH alameda Business Opportunity Sertioa: eee ee start, and other groups joined them| At Wheat closed % to 1 cent lower —————_—— ae ae DISTRIBUTOR WANTED—Operat- No clairvoyant, fortune tell: in the final hour. The close was compared with yesterday's finish, De- CHICAGO STOCKS he CT eS ing one or more cash trucks this |} er, matrimonial, or doubtful heavy. Transfers approximated 1,- cember 90%-91, and com was un- (By the Associated Press) S000 tor $1.50; Hberel commissic vicinity, handle extensive line food |] advertising accepted. W 100,000 shares, changed to \% off, December 56%.| Midwest Util. %. part or full time. Free sampl products selling restaurants, insti-|] serve the right 33 edit M a With congress on the home stretch Oats lost %-% rye '%-%, and barley| McGraw El. 24%. Oe ote iigt eit enon tutions, fountains, druggists, sand-|] ject any copy submitted, and the financial sector somewhat was unchanged to a cent higher. Pro- ee MOORE'S PRESS, 107 Grand Ave.| wich shops, Will grant exclusive. confused there seemed to be » dispo- | Borde visions were lower. GOVERNMENT BONDS Oakland, Calif.__} You furnish financial references,]/ ALL WANT ADS ON BASIS sition to lighten commitments over New York, Aug. 24—(P)—Govern- Position Wanted Proper experience. Soluble Prod- EEL CCS the week-end. WHEAT PRICES DOWN ment bonds: ‘osition Wan ucts Mfg. Co., Minneapolis. A representative will call if Cotton was again on the losing side, lose | SLIGHTLY AT MINNEAPOLIS Liberty 4th 4%s 101.2, CAPABLE, experienced, good all| FOR SALE—Confectionery and drug you desire. Telephone 32 and with the 9-cent government loan the Minneapolis, Aug. 24.—()—After a] Treas. 4%s 115.24. around office girl, stenographer-| business. Northern Minnesota. ask for the want ad dee principal motivator. Grains were hectic day of trade, the wheat mar-| Treas. 4s 110.29. bookkeeper, desires position. Salary} Highway 34. Resort section, tour- partment, listless. Bonds were mixed. U. S. ket closed in a slightly easier position, secondary. Write Box A, Hazel-| ist and farm trade. $18,000 volume. (aaa ctetle received a little but aii Particularly hate NEW YORK BONDS fon, N. Dek. Only fountain town 600, clean stock, support. reign exchanges were Mill buying was noticeal on dips} New York, Aug. 24.—(?)—Bonds good fixtures and buildings. Easy S| steady, sterling recovering moder- SS while hedging resulted when rallies | close: . Personal terms. Family’s health, reason. J. ately. set in. Coarse grain futures eased | Great Northern 7s of 1936 96%. MATTRESSES A. Bell, Akeley, Minnesota, owner. Lots for Sale Shares down fractions to around 3|Chi. Gt. slightly. —___—_ YOUR old mattress renovated and re- = FOR SALE—Lots 3 and 4, Block @ points included American Telephone, | C: Sept. wheat closed %c lower, Dec. MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS built either regular or spring-filled.| Hioysehold Goods for Sale O. P. Bismarck. Located south of ,Consolidated Gas, Western Union, | ©) ey unchanged. Minneapolis, Aug. 24—()—Close: | 400 9th. Phone 1126, FOR BAL = telephone building on 5th Street. Public Service of New Jersey, Electric | &; sare pee iene tert % leaped ist Bank Stock 11. ho mae armel an ae cae Price $7500. At least one half cash, ‘ower ight, lumbia Gas, North * Dec. west Banco (no trading). ‘oom and Boa: Mf a ” “| Write owner Clara G. Tatley, 203 American, United Gas Improvement, 180% 181% 180% 140% | ApOgbh malting 20 higher; Sept. oats ——— SOR ManeTemct raniaced aoas| Minnie Siento stove end’ ether) wo. Gower st, toe Angeles, Game U. 8. Steel, Case, Auburn, General L5ai 153% 152% ae aati cay Me; Sept, flax un- INVESTMENT TRUSTS room with morning and evening eee ee — ee conan, 8 Baeieig Santer a BS Cash wheat moved readily at firm ‘One: efeetis as ew York): re Se St waste, nine tube "console radio, All ibe etd ell le 4 4 prices. Winter was in good demand. . 3 ROOMS WITH board. 623-6th 8t.} in excellent condition. 715% Thay-|ONE story four room cottage, $1200.00, hi ee ean pues Aircraft and CHICAGO GRAIN ‘Dupin wate ser rand.| Quart Ine Sh 137; 1.61. Phone 1257-M. bs 4 Thay: ONE story rel roomy bungalow with fy ie sg er. GRAIN REVIEW = "| FoRNiITURE FOR SALE—Bedroom|,_ pasement garage, 00, y | | Produce Markets | f| {Cash com demand was good. Oats | ainnespolis, Minn. Aug. 24—(P— Wanted to Trade | set and living room set. Call 602-| N= pee fe re af * ” pay shed aay fad demand was | Grain markets ruled firm and worked|WILL TRADE a business college] 12th. V. R. Langford. ONE story five room bungalow, $5750, Mi ire yin aa on ribet some higher during the week ending| scholarship plus a place to earn/OR SALE—50 lb. icebox, Perfect|ONE story four room modern ia CHICAGO good. Flax good. | Friday, under influences of higher| board and room for a used car.| condition. Reasonable, Call at| tage, $2000.00. Bs Chicago, Aug. 24.—()—Poultry was, world levels generally and firmer for- | Write Tribune Ad. 10932. 808 Main Avenue. ONE story four room modern cot- a steady Saturday. Butter and eggs ° eign markets, moderate selling pres- tage, $4200.00. gh were nominally steady. There was vest sure on the part of American pro- Houses and Flats For Sale I ALSO have a large Usting of oth« _ Bo session of the mercantile exchange ducers and a good cash demand for/FOR SALE—Beautiful new, large, 6 Serta Samar i.) oF Houses and lots for sale, Before j : 3 ae reef in Sia ‘ TER all grains, room 2 story house with basement riley Hela te bed tebe reted ron you buy, see me, # * » 11,814, ly, prices un- CHIC The cash wheat market situation} apartment. Best residential loca- we et de rn PRICE OWENS j ren Eggs, 6,634, steady, prices Psion) fla B00 coarieoeee Dept. soe ed gti Se ee ’ tion in Acrgherde nlc ined cris ticks ch hal pe Hoskins Meyer Bldg. Phone 278 . —Oat ives com- ie ~weel mestic flour demans garage, water heat, large lot. aa acres ¥ ~ } No butter or egg futures Saturday. pared Friday last week: improved materially. Very fine shrubbery and trees. T.| Cars. We sell cheap, Write, wire Apartments for Rent Poultry, live 13 trucks, steady, choice steers and yearlings 25 cents| Test weights of wheat's arrivals] M. Casey é& Son. or phone MAIN 1967. Satisfaction bod prices unchanged, lower; good and cholce Kinds 80-15| continued to show a wide variation, /FOR RENT—Modern, newly decorat-| fSuaranteed. We also buy all makes | FON RENT Basement, 5 robe apart cents off; lower grades 25-50 cents down, all grades ruling unevenly 25- 1.00 under week's high time; closing market very dull at downturn; sud- with average of the spring wheat in-| ed four room duplex; private bath, Harta for the period showing} electric refrigerator. Beautiful lo- babar am MOMBORe ee eel TW ADEE YE Call 401- 2 cation. Also furnished sleepin; ~~ * 2 af September wheat advanced 1%| room. 206 Park St. Ping |sOR SALE—Large size onions, pet |FOR RENT—Partly furnished ground NEW YORK New York, Aug. 24—()—Butter, 10,061, steady to firm. Prices un- * - changed. denly enlarged receipts good and|cents during the week, closing at bu. $1.50. Medium size, $1.00 per] floor apartment. 3 large rooms, Aq Cheese, 34,005, firmer. State, whole choice steers on Wednesday broke all|$1.10% Friday. FOR SALE—Stucoo house. | Modern;) bushel, pickling ontons, 25¢ per pk] fuel, water. $35.00. 521 lst. Phone it ie milk flate, held, 1933 specials un- grades, and upset other killing| September rye advanced 1% cents| room modern house. On one lot,| Ted beets, per bu. $1.00. Wm. Erlen-| _1722-W. quoted; other held and fresh grades Classes, better grade light heifer and| to close at 42% cents. $7000. House in good shape, $2300,| ™eYer 5 miles due south of ball|/FOR RENT—Two room completely F unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN mixed yearlings closing 25 cents} Oats declined early in the week but| 323-2nd. g pees .| furnished apartment. Upstairs. j ns Eggs, 16,883, steady to firm. All 134, |_- Minneapolis, Aug, 247) Wheat lower, with lower grades 50 cents|at the lower levels demand improved | son SALE CHEAPFor cash? Fur: |"OR SALE—Retort heater, DeLaval) $24.00 per month. Call at 1014 aK , mixed colors, white, and brown eggs 10 receipts Saturday 234 compared to 206/down; fat cows 25-50 cents off,|materially. September oats advanced nished apartment ey ” ith 5 cream separator, Maytag washer] Bdwy. Ki unchanged. 14% | RPS BE tower, butcher heifers sharing downturn; |1% cents closing at 27%. Spartments, Call at 1014 Baw (new motor), Aladdin lamp. All in|#OR RENT—Apartments, four end ae Live poultry steady. All freight| Indus. Rayon . 30%| Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse|‘8t cows almost unsalable at close| Barley receipts were fairly lberal. 4 Y-_} perfect condition, H. A. Carlisle! five rooms. Adults. For Sale: 5 grades unquoted; all express grades|Int. Cement 29% | grain closing quotations today follow: | Dut cutter cows sold actively all week,| September barley advanced 2% cents|~ ~~ Wanted to Rent Braddock, N. D. Corona portable typewriter. Phone ; " 4 unchanged. Dressed poultry firm. ite ees . = Cash wheat— advancing early and closing steady; | and closed at 38%. an FOR SALE—Complete set of restaur-| 905. {} P All fresh’ and frozen grades un-| 22 me ae ate No. 1 heavy dark northern, 60 Ibs.,/ bulls 25 cents lower, and vealers 25-| Flax was held in check by liberal /WANTED by quiet employed couple.) ant fixtures. 208-4th Avenue N. W.|FOR RENT—Furnished light house> i changed. Johns-Manville ro tha ee pee 50 ibs., 1.25% 50 cents higher; stockers and feed-|offerings. September flax declined % | 2 or 3 room furnished apartment} Mandan, N, D. keeping rooms in new modern ; : Kelly-8 1% mit “lers finished about steady, with out-|cent net for the week and closed at{ Where little girl will be welcome. i ? 1a 58 Oe 1.23% -1.28%. ’ FOR SALE—Beets and carrots. Also} building. Gas, heat. Phone 601. : WISCONSIN CHEESE Kelvinator 11% ‘dark northern, $7 Ibs, 1.18%-|SImg movement around 5,000 head,| 1.50%. Write Tribune Ad 11347. water hyacinths, Call at 215-i9th.| fon RENT—Fumished apartmen, i, Plymouth, Wis. Aug. 24. — () —| Kennecott a. sain largest of season; extreme top fed FOUR room house, 2 bedrooms, base | owe meee ene | Pogt POe one ep eke Ai Cheese quotations for the week: Wis-|Ktesse (S. 5). ae. rthern, Sélbs., 1.14%-| steers éarly 12.85, late 12.50; yearlings MEXICQN SHOT ment, Reliable party, steady in- Miscela nly, 604 ard, Hear door q consin Cheese Exchange: Twins 14%; |Timscoe Gl, “aK 1.255; 08 ie, Tine eae 12.75 early, late 12.55; best fed heif-| Alvarado, Minns Aug. 24—(P)—Ja-| come, either Sept, 15 or Oct. ist,|___ilscellaneous ee , 4 Colby Twins 14%; Daisies 15; Colby |rigg. & ity. “B’ its 1188 fhe ak ng northern, 54 Tbs. 1.07%-|ers 11.60; yearling stockers to 8.50,|cinto Balcazar, 40, isin a Warren hos-| Phone 32. STAPLING MACHINES FOR RENT—Modern 27 large soom = Daisies 14%. Farmers’ Board Call: |Locw's 414 's dark northern, 52 ibs., 1.00%-|half fat kinds to 9.50; bulk stockers|Pital seriously injured, Ramon Pa-|WANTED TO RENT—Modern 5 room LET US demonstrate the Markwell| apartment. Partly furnished. Call Daisies 15;, Americas 15; Horns 15.|Lorillard "(P) 24%. 0 § a Tbs, 96%-1.06%; 50 Ibs,/@nd feeders 6,50-8.00; about 5,500/redes is held in the Marshall county| house by responsible party. Phone, P&PeF fastener. You will find this} rear 118-Ist Street. pe All Standard Brands % cent less. ° |Macy (R. H.) 46% western grassers in run, mostly stock-| Jail and authorities are searching for| yan Dyke, 1903. 9:00 to 5:00 to be the neatest stapler you ever| FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart —_————____ Mack ‘Irucks . 21% tower test weights nominally dis- jers and she-stock. J.C. Castenada, as result of a shoot- aanieet Furnish.) Ud. Staples sheets together per-| ment. Private bath. Adults onlye CHICAGO POTATOES Marine Mid). counted 4c per Ib. Sheep, 4,500: For week ending Fri-| ing affray at 2a, m. Saturday at the| WANTED TO REN ayers -| manently or temporarily. Bismarck} 612 1st. = ¥ 5 n - Chicago, Aug. 24—(F)—(U. 8, Dept.|Marsh. Field | At sanaDglivered. To Arrive| aay’ 19,600 directs; compared Friday|Ol€ Elden farm northwest of here, ed 3 room apartment; Call George) Tribune Job Department, Agr.)—Potatoes, 92, on track 169,|mid Cont. Py ‘seus last week; fat lambs 35-50 cents high- Ease, won piel: TYPEWRITERS and adding ma- Rooms for Rent total U. 8. shipments 348; weak, sup-|Midiand Stl. er; yearlings 25-35 cents up, sheep GENTLEMAN desires nicely furnish-| chines, Repairs and supplies, CAP. | FOR RENT Comfortable root. Oloss plies rather light, demand and’ trad- 117% 1... 117% .....Ifirm; feeding lambs 25-50 cents high-| __Strayed or Stolen ed 2 room apartment, Call L. A.| ITAL TYPEWRITER in, Gentlemian’ only] Phone Ga0t ios sia: packed pee cwt. Idaho Bliss er; week's top native lambs 9.60, clos- TORN One vreuierry Toan mare.|_Jones, 1691, Bdwy.. Bismarck, ND. meas on 316 Mandan St. ‘riump! |. S. No. 1, washed 1.30-35; " ing top 9.50 aringly by most] Brand IC on it shoulder, 5 years |WANTED—Two or three room fur- MAGIC GAS NEWS ENTS Zz Russets U. S. No. 1, 1.40; commercial weg MUCH overs 116% ores Liocgy pret eto lle 900-40; old, saddle broke. Reward of $50.00| nished apartment by Sept. Ist./HERE is good news to car owners. he rerabrtae aden: , ° 1.15; Wisconsin cobblers U. 8. No. 1, no strictly choice range lambs here,| {or return of horse and guilty party.) _Phone 1584. ______| Ask about Magic Gas. Apt. 1, 103] smoking. 409 Sth. 15-95; _scabby .20; Bliss Triumphs 115% ..... 115% .....|best available 9.25 earlys others| Irving Cook, 922 Avenue C West. |WANTED—3 or 4 room apartment,| 6th St. FOR RENT—Basement room, suitable U. 8. No. 1, 1.00; New Jersey cob- downward to 8.75 according to quality | === | _ unfurnished. Phone 1775-W. = !"tor 1 or 2 boys. 906 W. TAGE blers U. 8. No. 1, 1.10; Maryland cob- 2% . 106% and weight; merely good 86 lb. clipped | FOR RENT—After Sept. 15th, 7 room | === Automobiles for Sale Phone 1470-R, blers U. S. No. 1, 1.00. lambs 8.25; late; yearlings 7.00-60; aged native ewes 2.25-3.50, top west- erns 3.75; range feeding lambs 8.00- all modern house. 5-room bunga- Lost _and Found HAVE A desirable room for 1 or @ low, both gas heated, = - USED CARS FOR, SALE—Two story stucco house, |HOST Waite gold mest fateh. Re-| word Pickup ¢25.00/ gentlemen, Must give reference. MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR * Minn —P)—Fi nk rutatel ce furnace, ungalow 5 - 316-11th St. tachaneene sere ae sail es a aaa ry bb. porn ee oriaide tae aa feated, hari 4 kota | Pane aes fee tia oearaal 5 a FOR RENT—Clean, desirable sleep- Shipments: 22,724. OF OK 1.00% 104% .....|. Hogs, 2500, including 2,000 direct; || Near park, cheap for cash. LOST—Bi-focal spectacles. “Yellow|1932 P. A. Plymouth . ame ing room, Phone 1228-W, 811-10th LOABS emul consider a few long|_80ld rims and bows. Phone 828._|1929 Studebaker Sedan ... time vate loans on gilt edge|~ pn. ,. .. ~*«{ 1932: - Plymouth Coupe security, Farm Lands _|1923 Ford Truck . 50.00 For Rent See us for loans on new homes or |FOR SALE OR RENT—Well improv-|1929 Stutz Sedan . 350.00| FOR RENT—Brick storehouse, size for renovating. Long or short time.| ed, completely stocked and equipped |1933 Plymouth Coupe, radio.. 397.00) 25x35. Rear 112 4th St. M. W. Neff. —— 4 Pure bran 16-16.50. ‘4 = Standard middlings 17.50-18. i a WOOL REVIEW few sales steady to 10 cents lower than Friday's average; good to choice 230-280 Ib. butchers 10.90-11.35; one outstanding load averaging around 295.00 98% 105% 98% Durum 4 a Boston, Aug. 24.—()—(U. 8. Dept . MLS : | = Agr)—A’ falrly active trade in wool|Preips ‘bode 1b eT a et ene HOD: Peete word) INSURANCE INCORPORATED | 280 acre farm. 2% miles from|1932 Chevrolet Panel Delivery 215.00 Sean in the Boston market during the seses soeee| holdover 1,000. L. B. Sowles, Manager Sweetbriar. See Jacob Rothschil-|1928 Buick Sedan .... + 150.00 es sae a past week included large quantities|Plymouth Oil 111 3rd Bt. Phone 877| ler, 1100 Broadway, Bismarck. 1933 Plymouth Coach Pa pursuant to Chapter Gar sont h Das 1932 Plymouth Sedan 1930 Ford Coach . 1933 Essex Terrop! 1938 Chrysler Sedan . 1929 Chrysler 65 Coupe . 1935 Ford Deluxe Sedan . 1928 Buick Sedan 1938 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 450.00] 37 1933 Chrysler Brougham .... 495.00 ‘That the een property is fescribed 1927 Chevrolet Truck . quarter of the south-west quarter, CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, |°f Section five, and west one-half | of INC. Kota Session Laws for the year 1933, $225.00 the South Dakota State Coal Mine 375.00] Commission will sell, at private sale, 225,00| ¥POn sealed bids, on ‘or after Septem- + 225.00) ner 16, 1935, the South Dakota State +++ 100.00}Coal Mine, in Adams County, North 695.00| Dakota, near Haynes P. O., and all real and personal property acquired Soa Possessed in connection ere= SIOUX CITY Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 24.—(#)—(U. 8. Dep. Agr.)—Cattle, 500; market for the week: Beef steers and yearlings mainly 50 lower; fat she stock 25-50 lower; grassy kind show full down- turn; stockers and feeders weak to 25 lower; top choice fed steers 12.50 fair showing 11.50-12.00; bulk 9.75- 11.00; car choice 910 Ib. heifers 10.75; better grassers 6.50-7.50; bulk cut- of fine wools and moderate quantities of medium and low wools. Demand |5UD was heaviest for the fine French combing territory wools at 68-70 cents for average to good lines, at 70-72 cents scoured basis for French Bndio Pr combing containing a gt percent- i -Orph. . age of strictly staple wool, and at|Remington Rand . 65-67 cents for average to short French combing. A good movement) Sch of Texas wools was reported at 73-75 New Stock Yards Opening At cents for choice twelve months wool ter grade cows 3.25-75; fleshy 1134 tel and at 70-72 cents scoured basis for |S Ib. feeders ats: Be cides stock- cast quarter of Gueertneeal *ousr - ‘Werage twelve months. ers 8.00-25; bulk, 6.50-7.75; carlots Ss argo, | Ss a ive ann eee the north-west qua good and choice feeding heifers HAR’ SALE and west one-half of the sout CHICAGO CASH GRAIN €.50-7.25. west quarter, of the northeast qu Chicago, Aug. 24.—(?)—Cash wheat steady to weak: SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1935 ‘These cars will give you many miles} ter, and south one-half of the souths No. 3 red 91; sample grade 78-78% ;|5 top 11.10; better 180-270 Ib. butchers of service at a reasonable pric. {ir of the, north-east quarter, No. 3 hard 1.02-02%4; No. 2 red tough 10.75-11.00; other scarce; There is going to be an Ford Roadster Ber one pale Oe the . nontlisy Cs i : - -we 21; No. 2 mixed 92-94; corn No. 2 yel- cows 940-60; heavies and roughs Ford Pickup Geetrouthveast quarter, and saat aie 1930 Pontiac Sedan half of the north-west quarter of Chevrolet Sedan ..... .00 the south-east “i auarier, At Section it, and a railroad r! of way Ha Clam ae . 8 Sections seventeen and ‘iwenty, all in Township one hundred twenty-ni 1934 Oldsmobile Sedan . 650.00] North, of Range ninety-four West, in low 81%; oats No. 3 white tough 28%; sample grade 23-25; no rye; no buck-/<; wheat; soybeans No. 2, yellow 62 net track country stations; No. 2 yellow new 56 Oct. and Nov. deliveries; bar- AUCTION SALE of stocker and feeder cattle, calves, sheep and . 151% 153% 151% .....|week: fat lambs 15-25 higher; year- ley nominal 34-45; malting 42.63; ling sheep and feeding 5 hogs on 1929 Ford Coach 140.00] Adams County, North Dakota, with timothy seed per cwt. 2.95; clover seed] Tex: DULUTH CASH GRAIN er to 25 up; week's top native lambs 1929 Pontiac Coach 125,00) St nee ene ane Peace eae 1933 Oldsmobile Sed: 1931 Chrysler Sedan Chrysler Coach 1930 Studebaker 1933 Pontiac Coupe ... 1933 Oldsmobile 8 Sedan . 1934 Ford Coupe ....... . 1932 Plymouth Sedan 7 pass. 300.00) : Trucks "that ‘all of sald real and persoul 24 trucks selling at $100.00 up. property to be bid on as a unit, an ‘These are priced LOW for this sale.| each bid to be accompanied by @ ce! 535.00] verts, buildings and structure there- 300,00] on, together with all personal prop- 60.00| erty owned and used by the Stat per cwt. -10.25-16.00. RANGE OF CARLOT. SALES Minneapolis, Aug. 24.—(?)—Range|Tri-Cont. of carlot grain sales: Wheat, No. 1 dark northern 1.25% to 1.28%; sam- ple grade dark northern 74% to 94%; No. 3 northern 1.14; No, 5 mixed wheat 904; No. 1 hard amber durum 1.29%; No. 1 mixed durum 1.29%; Duluth, Minn., Aug. 24—(7)—Cash/9.10; late bulk better grade 9.00; soane ae ‘Wheat, No. TELS range lambs 8.25-50; most lo. 15; bs 8.00-35, dark northern 1.23% to 1K No, 1 ERS = northern heavy 1.25% to 1. 3.No.1 LIVESTOCK REVIEW northetn 1.22% to 1.26%; No. 2{ gouth St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 24—) facie aot Sette 1.23%; mo ten: |, 8. D. A.) lurum. to 1.28; No, 2 am- k ords ber durum hard 90 to 1.28; fev amelie oe ay Sag og Aig ber durum 88 to 1.10; No. 2 amber du-|dropped sharply. Slaughter steers SEPTEMBER Sth, 1935 the opening day, and on each succeeding MONDAY AND THURSDAY CONSIGNMENTS ARE SOLICITED Listings for sales in advance would be advisable South Dakota in the operation of s 250.00] coal mining property, as shown by 450.00|the inventory thereof filed at the of 595,00| fice ef the said mine at Haynes, 99 | North, Dakota. Ce No. 5 hard amber durum 84%; No. 3 hard yellow winter 1.04%. rum 88 to 1.10; No, 1 mixed durum 85|and yearlings were weak to 26 lower and appreciated. ‘No better prices anywhere, tified (check oF depcsit Of Aye tae Corn, No, 2 yellow 83%. « to 115; No. 2 mixed durum 83 to 1.15.|saturday or 50 to 75 lower since the Buyers will be there from many points of the fer- FLECK MOTOR SALES tee that such bidder ‘will complete Oats, No, 2 white 28%; No, 2 hard Flax, No, 1, 188%. break started. She stock shared in tile Red River Valley and from the main feeding points Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Cadilae the nile Ae hls OUer le Sct eee white 28%; sample grade 27%. Rye, No. 1, 45% to 46%. the decline, with cutters holding up in Minnesota and th belt. d General Motors Trucks. |said vroperty will be received at the Barley, No. 1 malting 63; No. 2, Oats, No. 3 white 28%. best. Medium to good grain-fed le corn office of the undersigned up to an@ fon SALE—1931 Oldsmobile 2 door|including September 16, 1985, thé sedan. Easy terms or trade. Room|State Coal Mine Commission reserve ing the right to reject any or all bide, 346, Grand Pacific Hotel, Bismarck. |'"& South she to relect fo % aiming All Western Railroads will make deliveries to the new Yards without delay. Shipments for auction should be consigned in care 43%, Flax, No. 1, 153% to 154%. 42% to 44%; No. 2 feed 4a to 43%; grassers 5.28 to 7.25, best Montanas No. 3 feed 38% to 40%. held around 8.50. WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Choice heifers at 10.10 Friday were FOR SALE—1029 Chevrolet coach. comission, By Winnipeg, Aug. 24.—|AP)—Cash | CURB STOCKS similar to heifers that brought 10.75 of Wei & Weiller Company, Stockyards, West Excellent condition. Inquire at Chas, te BEG: wheat, No. 1 northern 8; No. 2 New York, Aug. 24—()—Curb: |Monday. Other heifers sold down. Fargo, N. D. Bismerck Hotel. Address: 4 northern 88%; No. 3 northern 78%. Cities Service 1%. : ward to 8.00, grassers up to 7.00, plein ic FOR GALE—1085 Plymouth coupe,|Chas, & Brady, Commissioner, Cash oats, No. 2 white Elec. Bond & Shere 12. kinds down to 450. Cutter cows 6700 miles. Terms if desired. apyee. Hardiag County, South white 34%. United Founders 15-16 made 3.25 to 4.00, beef cows 5.00 end Phone 428, 8/24-31—-9/T-14 a . ie