The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 11

‘| Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and - | =i#=o=0_| ——_—— - - tourist 23.25; reg. comm 2010; Nor-| Apartments for Ren Male Help Wanted » ~| - STRENGTH OF AUTO [Grain Ouotations||WIDE FLUCTUATIONS |New York Stocks [ezctsesee 2 #|/ot tit commer pucms mema arene ats eS “MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935 ° | Looking for Bargains? FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market Report for Mon., Sept. 30222. __ Read the WANT-ADS Great Britain 4.91%; France 6.59; Italy 8.18%; German free 40.27, reg. > £ + garage. Also sleeping room ad-| up to $12 a dey. No oxperience or (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) | ments. Upstairs and downstairs.|RESIDENT salesman to catry wel ) 4 |S Adams Exp. '% | money steady; % per cent all day. Date Sept. 30. i Alaska Jun. + Bel Light, heat, water furnished. Nol known, popular-priced English rain- WEAK STOCK LIST|se:: ses Seco --":2) MOVEMENT MONDAY Hi Ss: Helou, Pearce *| ten int Siw, ea "is Soa ‘a e = ‘ . e r % FOR RENT—Two -room furnished| State experience. ‘ Ro. 3 dark northern, 58 iba. vere 10 . Can. . 1% a commercial paper % per CBArauRnt, Private beth and kitoh= | Broadway) Mew ¥iick Oly, 1 Oe eee ba eed “skp Riga ‘ ‘ ’ tte. Electric refrigerator. 106) MA LE > i No. 4 datk northern, 54 Ibs. ..101/Market for September Corn Bug. 1B Bankers’ acceptances unchanged. Pathe Hie a a ms e' MARRIED COUPLE to run local cof: Temporary Unsettling Effect Is dark northern, §3 Ibs. 98 % P4 MINNEAPOLIS STOCK Hi case te! No. 5 dark northern, 52 lbs. 95} Jumps in Late Trading But 2% 4 i Povey A, City Felt After Break in New [No.5 dark northern; 51 Ibs. ‘a1 (By the Associated Press) i" i Albert Mills, Monmouth, Cin- 5 ern, 6% ek No. 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. ‘87 Tumbles 3 Cents 17| First Bank Stock, 11%. .|_cinnati, O. Haven Sample grain: 49 "Ibs, 8; 48 Ibs pe eh eae 26% | Northwest Banco, 5% 905. 2 - STE us ——_— ‘1; 47 Ibs., 71; 46 lbs. 65; 45 Ibs. 57;; Chicago, Sept. 30.—()—Rapid and 48% SS FOR RENT—Two foom basement|___ Female Help Wan’ New York, Sept. 30.—(P)}—Strength |44 lbs. 62; 43 Ibs, 47; 42 Ibs. 42:!wide fluctuations in prices Monday |4m. Stl. Far: 5 GOVERNMENT BONDS apartment. Furnished for light|WANTED—Competent girl, good 41 Ibs. 37; 40 lbs, 30; 39 lbs., 27; {attended the wind-up of dealings in 5 New York, Sept. 30.—(7)—Govern-| -housekeeping. 818-7th. Phone 1747-| cook, for adults only. One who can bf automotive issues and scattered) 5 12” os." all under 38 Ibs, 25. {September delivery of corn, a Tel te fo | ment bonds: trae dad act as housekeeper and take com- Specialties Monday tended to sustain! x,y" northern ...... .« | The market for September jumped ¥ 16%| Liberty 4th 41's, 100.11. FOR RENToFurnished Soom apart.| Plete charge. None but experienc- tun otherwise wavering stock market. |No, 1 amber durum “15|in the late trading to exactly even ‘Treas. 44's, 114.8, AE be ‘first floor, Private jet ed need apply. References. Write ‘An early break in New Haven had|No, 1 mixed durum <70|with the season’s topmost ‘figures, ® Treas. 4’s, 109.30, hy : Ad. 1173 66 |rise of 2% cents a bushel from Sat- ® temporarily unsettling effect on the| No. 1 red durum . | ax Sue ts awa ase amc ck Envelope: home, spare- list, but recoveries appeared in the|No. 1 flax .. 47 urday's close, Increased offerings ‘Atl Ref. 21% WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN Rooms for Rent time; $5 to $15 weekly. Experience final hour. The trading pace slow-/No. 2 flax . 144 before, the finish, however, tumbled | Aviation ‘3% | Winnipeg, Sept. 30.—(@)—Cash is for Ren _| unnecessary. Dignified work. Stamp ed, however. Transfers approximat-|No. 1 rye 30 the market back suddenly about 3/Baldwin * 2%| Wheat: No. 1 northern, 90%; No, 2}FOR RENT—Large room downtown brings details. Employment Mgr. ed - 1,350,000 shares. The close was} Barley .28 cents. Balt. & Ohio 15% |northern, 87%; No. 3 northern, 83%. for. light housekeeping or sleeping. Dept. 460, Box 75, Hammond, Ind. somewhat irregular. Oats . 19] Unexpected big receipts of corn to-|Barnsdall ... 9% | Oats: No. 2 white, 34%; No. 2] Unfurnished or partly furnished. WANTED—Competent and experi Rallying signs followed estimates of |Hard winter wheat ‘89/day apparently prevented sharply | Bendix ee 22% | white, 297%. City heat, Always hot water. 304% | ""Cooeg git for general housework. the American Iron é& Steel institute higher prices. iordse 4 SENSE: Main, Apt. 7. Phone 1635. _| arust be good with children, Phone Basis that current steel mill operations DULUTH RANGE With a last minute rally, Sept. corn ‘Warner 51% oh SN EN’ in’ downtown} 551, OF CASH IN ADVANCE had bounded: up to 50.8 per cent of UP) finished flurried at the season’s top.|Bridgeport Brass 15%| New York, Sept. 30.—(7)—Curb: apartment, Suitable for young lady. eee A representative will call if capacity from 48.9 per cent last week. |" py ‘hi The corn market as a whole closed ir-|Briggs Mfg. 0 Cities Service, 1%. Call at Tribune Apt. 8 between 6 Help Wanted you desire. Telephone 32 and This was the highest rate for any ¥ |regular; % lower to 2% cents high-|Budd Wheel 8%| Elec, Bond & Share, 12%. and 8 p. —___ Sep _Wwanter sok for the Gut ae? wee Rian Ee OGRE Gan tes St per (oe 8; Dee pies re Price Gancainn Par (1 esaerte FOR RENT—Light, "warm, aulet| oan you mute Stee letter words |] bartment. H Cc. -%; wheal ’” up; sf ia Weeer writen Se ee ere ore, ee Dec. 994-34; oats at % decline to Case (J. 1) 10% NEW YORK BONDS sleeping rooms. Next to bath.) “sing the letters in the word “PAR- 5s advance, and provisions at 5 cents |Caterpil. Tract. The sagging of New Haven was | ne. Celanese 52%! New York, Sept. 30—()—Bonds AMOUNT”? Rush your answer to jto 10 i On : ‘Lar G. F. Stayton, C-1, Des cereus Rte el fay il Sr cents gain. Cerro de cd br Great Northern 7s of 1936, Suitable for housekeeping or slee; Moines, snk Oat will get op- Wanted to t ak are MILL CITY GRAIN ee ing. No children. 307-4th. rtunity to win $2,250.00, an Reni Srunivers stated there wore tor indion- | oe Ia tax 114 [PRICES CLOSE HIGHER arate - MELO A) FOR RENT—One furnished room, | ———— La WANT TO RENT—Modern unfur- quarters si ere were no = lov. mY leh 2. . M. 8t. P. fi tions that regular payments amount- |Dec._ 1.73% 1.71% 1.73% | Minneapolis, Sept. 30—()—Strong|C. M. 8t. P. & P. Wl ae Close in. Gentlemen preferred. Work Wanted Cet, ae an eee le. e same ie the INEAPOLIS RANGE . . at the Snowflake Laundry. 518-10th. announced it has agreed to lend the |minneapalis, Sept 30 -—iP)s ehh esa read ee cise ac neath ne (ays AbuitaNhece) capitol, Suitable for 2. Also gar-| Phone 779, id Personal _ Great Northern $50,000,000 to help| | Wheat— “Open High Low Close ee ces were eon- | Colum, pict, Vie | Over the counter at New York: age. 905 6th. | enn | STOMACH ULCER, GAS PAINS, UA aRUNE Ce onan eee 129 119% 118% 1.19 i Spay TT acate Com. ‘Credit $2. | Quart Inc. Bh, 142-156, SLEEPING rooms for rent, New Room und Board INDIGESTION victims, why suf- ae of wheat prices at Chicago | io s'*** Sige: 115%, L14ig 114% | onaay- Com. Solv. . 18%| Bel. Inc. Sh., 4.14. comfortable beds. 422 4th 8t.| -—oe an Bo a fer? For quick relief get a free « brightened the. speculative picture. | May -:+++- 114% 14 earl Some selling of deferred futures was|Gom. & South 1%] Maryland Fund, 16.96-18.34. Phone 649. aoe ARD—Room for two} sample of Udga, a doctor’s prescrip- Cotton failed to follow through. Bonds |gept, .. 4 {brought about by the visible supply|Con. Gas 21% 4 ———————————| in private home. Close in. Good! tion at Service Drug Store. ‘were mixed. New Haven loans were | Dec. a6i4 | iticrease. Con. Oil BG Sept wheat closed 3c higher, Dec.!Cont. Can off 2 to 5 points at their worst, al- though ‘some of these later came ae DULUTH CASH GRAIN No. 3 dark northern spring, 1.30; sam-| Pome cooking, References. Phone | 57 icce return by mall, billfold with a Duluth, Sept. 30.—()—Cash clos-|ple grade dark northern, 70-1.12; No. . valuable contents taken from base- %e higher and May %-%c higher.|Cont. Motor i: |ing prices. Wheat: No. 1 heavy dark |4 dark hard winter, 1.26%; No. 1 hard|FOR RENT—Nicely furnished: room} ment bedroom at 114 West Main back, Foreign Se ee ee oe Re a closed the Gat pee Gai; northern, 60 Ibs., 1.36-189; No. 1 dark|winter, 1.08%; sample grade hard| with board. Suitable for two. Gen-| hight of Sept, léth. No questions $2 northern, 59 Ibs., 1.34-138; No. 1 dark | white, 934; No. 3 hard amber durum, | _tlemen preferred. 61 6% |northern, 58 Ibs., 1.32-1.37; No. 2 dark|1.01%; sample grade hard amber will be asked, sponded to growing expectations of | se changed, Dec. %c lower and Sept,|Cream Wheat accelerated buying when the new Cuban Am. Sug. RIDE WANTED by man with party , |malting barley 1c higher. Sepi. oats|¢ right 2% | northern, 57 Ibs., 129-1.36; No, 3 dark |durum, 83%; No. 4 mixed durum, 93%.|__ Houses and Fla to models appear. Gainers of fractions 28% Iclosed %e lower, Dee. unchanged and |GUriss.Weent 30" |northern, 56 Ibs,, 128-1.34; No. 3 dark| Corn: No. 1 yellow, 74-75; sample | FOR SALI Foom hoi tea Rafecmnies. STagPaieee Dec. ‘27 5 . ; y expenses. References. “Traveler”. to’ a ‘point: or’ so included General 27% May ‘%c lower. Sept. flax closed un-|Dome. Mines . 41 1. grade, 66. |" 8th Street; three bed rooms, gar- Box 246, Hazelton, N. Dak. Motors, Chrysler, Auburn, Hudson aus “changed, Dec. 14c higher and May|Douglas Airc. % . 4 dark} Oat No. 2 white, 28%. age on rear. Large corner lot, ) —————*__. Motors, Murray Corp., Borg-Warner, Beta esuian veeee 1.73% |2%e higher. DuPont... . 5 dark] Rye: No. 2, 49%-50%. would permit building on rear if MATTRESSES Electric Auto Lite, Briggs Mfg., Con- Tangle 193i wi" 1: Cash wheat undertone held quite|El. Auto Lite . .5dark| Barley: No. 2 malting, 69-71%;| desired. Might consider leasing to| YOUR old mattress renovated and re- Solidated Gas, Libby McNeil Libby, seeee LT4 1.75% 1.73% 1.75% |steady and there was a good demand|El. Boat gore see No. 3, 51. responsible party on annual basis.| built either regular or spring-filled. Sry aten mer nse ha prefer- ST Soe for certain types. Winter wheat ee eee me Ro: Flax: No, 1, 1.73-1.80%. Phone 657 for further particulars. | 409 9th. Phone 1126. and was the principal supporting in-| Wheat— © he . ‘ mn High Low Close! corn was weak. Oats demand was|Gen. Asphalt. 6%; No.2) Chicago, Sept. 30.—()— floors, gas heat, double garage. Well| Park, Mandan. fair to good. Rye demand was quiet/Gen. Elect. . fluence in this department. 33% amber durum 94%-1.13%; No. 1 red] Butter futures: High Low Close] located. Bargain. Geo. M. Regis- United Fruit lost 2 points and Na- | De ° . ° : e 1, {to fair. Barley was steady to strong.|Gen. Foods . 32% |durum 87%. Storage standards, ter. Wanted to Buy beer pe wnat oi ied aad |Flax demand flattened noticeably |Gen. Motors 48% |" wax, No. 1, 1.74-1.77; to arrive, 174.| Nove ..scn, .. % 26 26 |OR RENT—Four room house with 2|WANTED TO BUY—We buy light pattem leer Abin afco hate 4 )with crusher bids off a cent and ele-|Gen. Real, & Rye, No. 1, 50%-50% ; to arrive, 49%.|storage standards, bedrooms, bath, gas for cooking.| used cars for cash. Fords, Chevro- aware & Hudson, N. ¥. Central and rd Nsariranat ics al eodbes Gold Dus 8 arr eter 3 White, 2876-29%; to) Dec, ............ 26% 26% 26%) Also garage. 600-I6th St. Phone| lets and Plymouths get our ap- Pennsylvania were easy. Most of the ie Goodrich . 6 Barley, a alting, 45-53; No. 1 feed, | Refrigerator stand- 1175-M. a praisal, Hedahl Motor Co, Phone metals were slightly under water and Pee . Goodyear T. ut 42% 4354; No. 2 feed, 4115-42%; No. 31" fire ot 24% 24% 244 |FOR RENT—Five room modern| _269. ae eee ae 3 he * a spats cdots EE | ~room modern house. 5 ~ BP ? eee oes SaunGNDUEL ards, “Nov. beerid Seah ie eal Lost and Found tion and lowest cash price. Write luce ets | SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK _|Houd-Her. “B” ...... BOSTON OGL rE Tee ‘Tribune Ad. 11848 oT $Me South St. Paul, Sept. 30.—(7)—cu.|Howe Sound .. Boston, Sept. 30.—()—(U. 8. Dept. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN LOST—U. 8. | Deper ten nent eee enamine CHICAGO S Dep. Agr.)—Cattle 10,000; « run |Hudson Motor 5% | A8t)—Prices * were firm in recent) Chicago, Sept. 30—()—Cash wheat,| bulletin titled “Peyote.” Finder |S Chicago, Sept, 30.—()—Butter was |S! i mostly grassers, conditions plain; mols nea 33." [transactions on the Boston woollNo, 1 hard23%; No. 2 hard tough| Please return to State Health La- _____Lots for Sale firm in tone Monday and eggs were undertone weak to lower on most lint. Gement -. a7 |market despite a slower trade than| and weevily 1.19; No. 2 mixed 1.16, , | boratory, Old College Building, Sixth | FOR SALE—Lot 50x70, facing beau- steady, Poultry was steady. clasees; grass slaughter steers sale-|Int. Harvester 57% | Was received two weeks ago. Original] Corn, No. 2 mixed 82-8214; No. 1 A rape Bismarck, N. Dak. Re-| tiful capitol, between 6 and 7th Butter, 8,888, firm; creamery spe- able around 5.00-7.00 or more; most|Int. Nick. Can 30% |lines of short French combing and| yellow 83; No. 1 white 82%-%; sam- aad | streets on capitol boulevard. See cials (93 score) 26%-%; extras (92) butcher heifers 5.50 down; beef cows |Int. Tel. é& Tel. 9% | clothing 64s and finer inferior terri-| ple grade 65-77. A hold for Sal Dick Zerr, 607% Thayer Ave. 25%; extra firsts (90-91) 2414-25; largely below 4.75; cutter grades | Johns-Manville 15 |tory wool brought 70-72 cents scoured! Oats, No. 2 white 33!3; No.3 white} _ Household Goods for rr firsts. (88-89) 24-24%; seconds (86-87) weak, ranging 3.00-4.00; few bulls|Kelvinator .. 14% | basis. Average to short French comb-|lake billing 28, heavy 32%; regular|#OR SALE—Nice front room set. For Sale ah tr poate eee above 4.25 early; choice calf and |Kennecott .... 24% |ing 64s and finer territory wools of] 30%; No. 4 white 27-27%; sample] Rocking chair, Bedroom set. All PARTS FOR ANY TRACTOR, Truck carlots). 25%. yearling stock steers held around 7.50| reese 5, 37% | So0d character sold at 72-74 cents.| grade 26%. kinds of furniture. 1517 Bowen|F/Cn tn tO Raave money by cedering Eggs, 4341, steady; extra firsts) MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN _ |¥P; majority eligible 5.00-7.00. Libby-O-F. Gl. Lol flat enter persgmia\cerc miley Wes yg pace hw es brea (ee eM Ne sei is cars 26%, local 26%; fresh graded| Minneapolis, Sept. 30—(#)—Wheat| Calves 1,700; weak to 59 lower; most | Ligg. & My. “B” 115" |moved at around 75 cents scoured| Barley, nominal feed 36-50; malt-| son gaLE—Kimball grand piano,| wreckers in world—22 acres of firsts cars 26%, local 25%; current re-|recelpts Monday 837 compared to 172/better grade valers 8.00-50; few 9.00 ry 44, basis. ing 50-78. bedroom set, dining room set, dish-| tractors, trucks, cars, We sell ceipts 23-25; refrigerator extras 25%,|%.7ear ago. or more; good heavies down to 7.00 25% Sanaa Timothy seed 2.50-75 per cwt. es, etc. Mrs, Kjelstrup. Phone} cheap, Write, wire or phone Main standards 25, firsts 24% *| “Minneapolis cash wheat and coarse | and under. 49% WEST FARGO Clover seed 11.50-16.00 per cwt. 1110, sont elias peepee Poultry, live, 1 cat, 26. trucks,|" Gaus Wheat soo ey NOW!) | Hogs, 2,700; slow, early sales 15-25 77m | West Farso, N. D. Sept. 30.— . also buy all makes of used tractors cnet Be | gg ne Pe ee ea a ee ee wa au cars, Pas 400438, | Rates on Groceries For Rent stein, wood hip Wrese = ¥ y Ya; he ; Vv) hs hee dgedl tard GARAGE FOR RENT—Close in. For 9 a a Hock SORE Lise IE Ter Ole 19 08 aces «+++, [10.50-65; 250-350 Ibs,, 10.00-50; noth= 22% | Calves—Choice veal 700-80, good! To Aberdeen Reduced |GARAGE FOR RENT—Close in. For ee ane Rock broilers 20, colored 20, bare-|! DN 8 59 ing done on light lights; packing 4% | veal 6.00-7.00;, med. veal 5.00-6.00, 4 , reed fernery rom broke s “ ig > THB. 133 1.38 sees eseeel sows 401 35° 32% |cull veal 3.00-5.00, heavy calves 3.00- ..| Portable phonograph, 412-8th.| unbroke horses every Monday in backs 18-14; Leghorn chickens 16%;|1 D'N 8 58 ws 400 lbs., down .9.25-35; heavies 17% St. Paul, Sept. 30.—()—The Inter. Phone 104-W. the year at Jamestown. All sold by roosters 15; hen turkeys 18, young| Ibs. ..... 131 137 ..... «4... /90WN to 9.10 and below; feeder pigs |x 18% |. , state Commerce Commission Monday 5 us on commission. The Elder toms, 18, old 14; No. 2, 14; white ducks!2 D N 8 57 Scarce, one lot choice around 90 Ibs., 31% | Hogs—120 Ibs. to 140 9.50-10.85,| reduced railway freight rates, effec- =I Ouse, Horse Bale Ge. gamenown ie eae 4% Ibs, up 16, small 14; colored ducks|_ D8. .-..- 128 138... 11.85; average cost Saturday 10.34; 16% | 140-150 Ibs. 10-10.20, 160-180 Ibs. 10.20-i tive ‘Tuesday, on shipments of gro-| 25x35. Rear 112 4th St. M. W. Neft.| _Horse Sale Co., Jam . Dak. 14; geese 14, P 3DNS8 56 weight 250 Ibs. ' 30 |10.40, 180-200 Ibs. 10.40-10.45, 200-220) ceries and general store supplies from | S=======———e ee | FOR SALE—Delaine Merino Sheep. i . Ibs. 125 1.34 Sheep 32,000; no early sales fat 9% | Ibs. 10.40-10.45, 200-240 Ibs, 10.40-10.45,| s+, Paul to Aberdeen, 8. D. The Connecticut state aviation} For history and list of breeders, ad- NEW YORK i 123 133 lambs; buyers talking 50 lower; in-|Nat. Stl. ae 240-270 Ibs. 10.25-10.40, 270-300 Ibs. New rates, compared to the 45|commissioner has applied for relief| dress the Secretary, Herbert Colis-. New York, Sept. 30.—()—Live|4 DN 8 54 < * dications 25 or more lower; fat ewes 4 9.85-10.25, 300-330 Ibs. 9.70-9.85, 330-| cents per 100 pounds at a minimum | money totaling $942,000 to be used in| ter, Laingsburg, Mich. ; poultry ‘barely steady. By freight:|, Ibs. ..... 118 1380 ..... «...|2.50-3.50 or above; Saturday two 19% |360 Ibs. 9.60-9.70, 360 Ibs. and over,| shipment of 30,000 pounds, will be 27] wide program of airport improve-|FOR SALE—Milch cows coming chickens 18-23; broilers unquoted; |* D N 8 53 loads choice 85 1b., range lambs 9.25; 16% | 9.16-9.60. cents for 100 pounds at a 40,000-| ment through the state. fresh. Florence M. Little, Baldwin, fowls 16-23; roosters 16; turkeys 18- Ibs. ..... 114 127 — «1... s++-+/natives 9.00; four loads 74 lbs., mixed 10 Packing sows—270-300 lbs. 9.00-| pound minimum, 34% cents for 30, N. Dak. 27; ducks 15. “ 125 fats and feeder range lambs 8.75; 15% |9.10, 300-380 lbs, 9.00-9.10, 330-360 Ibs.!000 pounds; and 37 cents for 20,000 FOR SALE—Boy’s bicycle. Good con- Butter, 12,263, steady to firm. ‘ load 70 Ib., feeders 8.75. 26% |9.00-9.10, 300-400 Ibs. 8.90-9.00, 400| pounds. Shares, | dition, Can be seen at 208-16th &t. Creamery, higher than. extra. 26%- 1.21 Dairy cattle active, strong to 2.50 114 ]!bs. and over 8.75-8.90. tories in 2744; extra (92 score) 26%; firsts (88- higher; spots more compared with) par) ‘3% | Stags, all weights 7.00-800. SIX FLEE FIRE 91 scores) 24%-26%; seconds (84-87 5 3118 last Monday; good shipping spring- 82% Minneapolis, Sept. 30.—(7)—A fire M scores) 28%-24%; centralized (00) Montana Winter Wheat ers, 62.50-72.50; occasionally more; 27%4| RANGE OF CARLOT SALES | drove six persons out of their rooms a : pores aa 1s pe conimon to medium grades 37.50-55. ae Minoappelit: Reps, 20-3 Feaee Jn & tooesing oes, here, ebily. Macs By 1. S Klein 786, 8 HW... 128 130 127 1.29 —cuitaco of car! sales: eat: No. 1/day. Firemen ex’ fe PP agers ha er Aaa iy nase 13% tein CHRLAGO eS heavy dark northern spring, 1.37%;| utes later. 1934 fency to specials 20-21 FS "11 DH Wor Chicago, Sept. 30.—(#)—(U. 8. Dept. iunan +4 Begs 11018, lar. Mixed cole|jo42.W.-: 127 129° 126. 1.28 | Agr.)\—Hogs, 10,000, including 5,000} Pure | high ee a pecial rf ee Jae poo han es oan direct; early trading slow, ae snes. 16% i roe B Friday's average; bulk good an 1% Th C W y William fresh receipts 29-33%; standards and| 1H W...119 128 118 127 : Abe standards 28-28%; firsts |Grade of En a oy. re ane eres a HIS URIOUS ORLD Ferguson |! 26-27; ‘ mediums, 40 lbs, 24%-28;|1 D H Wor load 11.35 to yards trader; under- | P& 13 Rn he g out eat | desirab! Ing sows 9,65-85; K ‘ades or small 24-25; average checks}1 D H W or pigs iuiind 1080, i " “i ++) pas 2 a _ A We AR Ae Cattle 20,000, calves 2,500, very little 2H W...118 120 113 ....,|done on early rounds; scattered sales | Sears re 3D ae api ae strictly good and shale ee an 9% 3 HW... 109 115 1 +++. | yearlings about steady general | Soco; CHICAGO POTATOES. Fancy Durum— Peden weak to 25 lower; all cows z. Chicago, Sept. 30-—(P-—(U. 8. Dept.|1 amber hd 1.08% 146% 1.04% 1.11% |tending lower; bulls slow, but about 18% Agr.)—Potatoes, 149, on track 373,/2 amber hd 1.05% 1.13% . 4 fe a steady: stockers ‘and | So 9% total U. 8. shipments Saturday 595,/3 amber hd 98% 1.05% . Pieters Wooler Aeagy: ins 13% ~ Sunday 46; steady, supplies lberal,|_ Choice Durum— feeders opening steady with ar 13% 4 “ 4 7/1 amber hd 1.00% 1.00% week’s close; top steers: 12.85; choice | 3 33% demand and trading moderate; |2 amber hd 98% 1.06% heifers 11. top bulls 5.75; selected 3 Ts Grand Duchy of Luxemburg sacked per cwt. Idaho Russets. U. 8.13 amber hd 94% 97% vealers 1050. rt} a BRARY , today ts scarcely 1000 miles in Cousin Cobblers "Ur SNe. iy mowtly [1 suber hd 92% 1.09% Sheep 14,000; fat lambs slow, indi- farmer : d ; rok ag egret aidates 80; round whites U. 8, No. 1, small to|2 91% 1.01% {Jeations 25 and more lower; most bids Stone, a % CONTAINED f) | only by the grace of the rest of medium, 10-75; Minnesota ' Cobblers |? 20% 90% +/and few sales native lambs 9.00 down; teed NO 800Ks/ Burope. Yet in the 14th century. sie commercial 72%-80; Early Ohios 1% 98% best held around 9.25; westerns as IT CONsisteD |} 125.00 4 River Ohlos U. i ae 97% yet unsold; sheep weak; few slaugh- 1930 296.00 B. No, Low ales Sih: North Def 88% 0% tes ees STEM 1931 18000 __ kota Cobblers U, 8. No, 1, mostly 85; ~"gIOUx CITY 05.00 iver Ohios Coarse Grain - Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 30.—(e)— | Trans 1935 878.00 "8; Michigan Green Moun-/9 14% “15% (0.8. Dep, Agr.)—Cattle, 8,500; beef $478.00 tains U.:8...No, 1, 95; Colorado Tri-|3 “12% 13% steers and yearlings slow; scattered 1933 418.28 -{@ir-. quality and condition |4 10% 11% early sales largely to shippers about 1938 52 Coach ...<. 5.08 : 1.00; Washington Russets “U. 8. No./2 aoe ae steady; fat she stock little changed; , [3886 pe 3 ‘on on stockers ‘and feeders steady to 25¢ ad ‘ ; load lots fed long yearlings 1981 FLOUR, 2 28% 29 yey choice scarce; “bulk beet At fig3s, 4 5 ; 5, rey) + | 10.65-75; ; 5 blind. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 30—(P—|3 He me Bs cows 4.25-6.25; cutter grades. mainly Ha'not deter him. |2335 Flour unchanged. Car! lota fam-|4 whit 26% 2TH... 3.50-4.00; - choice .yearlings stockers year in which he was |1930 fly, patents 855-875 = barrel-in 98-| Malting Barley— 800-25; large share 6.25-7.50; -faticy ‘went to France to help |2234 Pee oon ee ‘ed ‘ 425 Sook “steer calves cnt Goxin- attack the English But [1902 Shipments, 30832 barrels.” |Med 8 try account 925. . Nbattle of Crecy. be {1882 Pure bran $15.00-15.50. Hogs, ; mostly 16-25¢ lower giea. 5 1939 Standard middlings $16.50-17.00. than Friday; top 10.50; better 100-280 |; Luzemburgre {2332 ous | pounds. butchers 10.00-35; 180-180 | vanadium . members this _.,. pound weights 9.50-10.00; sows mostly | Warner Pict. indomitable rub | tase "°°" 19,00-10; heavies down to 8.75; feeder | Western Un. er. who was ligss Payne” | higs 9:50 down. ¢ known also a8 |igss sabe 4