The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1936, Page 7

FEW STOCKS MOVE UP, OTHERS DOWN DURING SESSIONS si Rail, ‘Merchandising and Spe- ciality Issues Forge Ahead, Many to New Peaks New York Stocks Clesing Prices Nev. 9. REACTONARY TREND Grain Quotations errs «| DEVELOPES IN MART | wazrorce-cram ., .| AFTER EARLY BOOM Corn, Oats and Rye Touch New High Price Record Before Falling Baok Boass ee a RRR t=} feat ie 3 Eos New York, Nov. 9.—(#)—Rall, mer- chandising and specialty issues forged ahead in Monday's stock market, meny to new recdvery peaks, but sell- touched new high ptice records for ing stemmed the advance in steels, ij ‘By the season. pee coppers ‘and some other categories. . 53% | Heavy selling to realize profi The activity dwindled after a fast|Arm. Ill, Sie reset avers was a feature. Weake churning movement in the morning | 4ssd. Dry Goods 357 | ness of the cotton market counted ee 3 sults when the ticker tape was almost con-| Atl Ref, ..-” 3 32% also as a late bearish influence on| wo, 1 tinuously behind floor dealings. '% | grains, Transfers were around 3,100,000 = ¥ ae Corn closed irregular, % cent’ low-| oats sharen, . er to % cent hi . atiise Business and industrial develop- | Barnsaall aie Sapient Door Los cy Saag | ee ee eee ments generally were promising al-| Re: = 74% |new 96, wheat unchanged to % off, though a tendency to cash in recent | Bo Sak 27% | Dec. 1.18%-%, May 1.12K-%, oats CHICAGO RANGE profits was displayed by day-to-day ae 20% | unchanged to % decline, and provi- | Chicago, Nov. 9. rer lng "etaoks inippA tere se aig 30 ee varying from 7 cents setback to Rieti 5 inh ‘tpl ee anne ward when New York dealers lifted| Budd Whee 10” ere Mex 100 8% the price of imported bar silver 2% 4% | BUYING DMNDHUSIAM : cents, an ounce to 47% cents. It was 7 4 ware EH MIL city Dec, .. : x 1.02% the first rise in the metal since last|Case (J. I) 190_ | was anne ad Pres e : May. The upturn followed a boost SF | outset Ly futures market ioe te a in the London bar rate | cortbe eee es Dune BsiES ce : A decline in current steel mill oper- " SRL WaNeaTaanto eee ations of .7 or a point to 74 per cent 3 * et rece oat pected ecard ore tele of capacity was not unexpected. Steell Gni’ Gt, Wes. |... oS =3% oo In-the face of @ narrow. de- oases were veneered before publica- 1 De wheat closed 4 cent lower at . M. &t. P. & P. . and May and July each % cent None too cheerful for the markets/C. M. St. P. 5 4 Chicago, Nov, 9—(P)—All grains 18% [developed reactionary trend Mon- day after corn, oats and rye had THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1936 : Trio of Incumbents | be Beaten in Hettinger = re @ BCS: Mott—Three incumbents were de- S | i r T : eS Apartments for Rent Automobiles fer Sale Instruction 3 LARGE room apartment, ground D Barbers are in Sacer is| Wimterized | mrtn mers ans » private ent . Rear formal .| _door, 218 11th Bt. hae 418 Front street, Fargo; N. Dake” "| THREE ROOM apartment with bed- “ ea room. Newly decorated and fur- CARS Male Help Wanted pilbed. Adults only. Write These prices include HOW would you like to make up to Fart Chee espa Soe aan Himes for THREE ROOM Cree eae Ground | Hot water heaters, winter: Ford feian ae bate besides? Be defeating Art Traynke to ipaibtene floor. Gas, lights, water furnished. | srease, winter off and non- your own boss? I send everything dent of schools by a natrow Private entrance, 219 and 8t. freeze solution. bie ned ons aa aey, trial; no ear the TWO ROOM apartment for light- Plymouth DeLuxe a ree. Albert Sills, housekeeping. "Gas, light, heat, wae a4 asst Coach ‘Goupe . Byhld Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. Incumbents returns to office include| ter, $23.00. 1100 Broadway. 1935 Buick Brougham . 7 State's Attorney R. J. Bloedau, who|TWo ROOM apartment, Newly dec- | 1036 =. Miscellaneous for Sale” beat W. R. Schell of New England! orated. $25.00 per month. Stanley oe Chevrolet Coach CHRISTMAS Cards—It ts none toc — nf ® comfortable margin, and J. H.| wald, 222 ith St. Chrysler Sedan . early to select your greeting cards. beng who ye his second term as APARTMENT: Lights, water and Chrysler 8 Sedan . Make your selection now for later over Herner. phone included. 523 So. 9th 8t.| 1! Plymouth Sedan Gelivery, either printed or engrav- -M, ed. Samples are now on display. ~_Bismarck Tribune Co. bc ttet eee tt .| In the commissioners race J Q. Sedan ... Jacobs and Fred Mutechelknaus de- Chrysler “52” Beans) feated Theodore Monke and E. O. 4 Pontiac Coach . POTATO! Starks, respectively, for two aduits. Rent only, $18. Chrysler Sedan .. LOWEST PRI! ee : i igieea adalat) At ME NGORT Manne UndtaleS Gpae amnished upataln This stock ts small but cholo too us, Order your winter supply. Deel RlGnbs TIM, REGIE ALCO ea ee coi 1 | Kins orocery. ia'so. sth. “Phone | 2 Corwin-Churchill 1317. Auditor: Herstein 1,840; Griswold 5 eR. Motors, Inc. BEET PULP, cotton cake, molasses, FURNISHED feeds. Switzer 1,162; Himes)” school, Adults only. Phone 1991. |s2% Matn Phone 100] Beets for meio Dakota Mele Register of deeds: Grosz 1,733; | = Warehouse. 215 Main Ave. West._ Wagendorf 1,342. PARTS FOR 1932 Chrysler complete Siates Attorney: RJ. Bloeda | 544 er bath, cheap BARGAINS IN line. Will sell for half price. Farm- 133; . itt | ers Union Oil Station, Ster! N. Judge and clerk of court: Boyd Heine God nae Qul ane 19386 MODELS Ce TS ie GET your coal in early. Coal deliv- 1,988; Barry 1,192. Thomas, N. Dak. Superintendent of schools: Leno| -————————— — ered in Bismarck, $2.75 load lots, - 1110; Traynka 7.686. stcict-| Female Help Wanted ara re estat 1ee price TE | _ two ton or less, $2.85. Phone 2293, Jacobs 782; Monke 812, Second dis-| WANTED LADY for Tull or part time || uy one of these and save several | ASPLUND, ECKLUND, or Backman 9 8 work, Also Ladies’ fine coat for) nundred dollars, coal, $2.75 per ton in load lots. Phone 437. Bob Morris. 1936 Olds touring sedan (new) trict—Mutschelknaus 689; Starks 535. Official newspaper: Mott Pioneer ay Press 2,165. Se work in, Blumarck shop. Write |] 2938 ean rtgtecel aces) ware H H Tribune Ad. 1 STAPLING MACHINES oe _ 1936 Ponti a aan I= Scientist Disproves .__ | WANTED—Experienced maid for gen- Foes cp door sedan (al Hl you will find the Markwell Paper Lightning Theories} erat housework. References. Write 1936 Plymouth sedan (low mile- Fastener the neatest stapler you pais Tribune Ad, 18099. age) have ever used. Staples sheets to~ Pittsfield,’ Mass, Nov. 9—(AP)—| === |] 1936 Buick 41 sedan (very clean, gether temporarily or permanent- ©» Science showed Saturday that light- For Rent rae low mileage) ly. Order them from The Bismarck. otiowea ” eat, Dec. ning does strike twice in the same|GOOD garage. Located at 1016 6th Choice 1935 Models wees a ~ ag Metal is ara anged ai i : Sraudy % ED ¢ sections, fe l= is an place. St. Call at basement apartment or 1935 Ford coach (except 4 sed May ¢-cent lowe it 41%. De ‘ gloved ie Aeoukae! Pre 82%" ana In fact, most fires sa by lightning] phone 1770. ‘cicon) 22 rae index. . Rabe sepa fF ak mre, see S8eke Sis: Ber! We have several 1936 cars, some - cs ee Office Equipment rary * See &B * at 123% and 1.18% respec- was a sharp setback in cotton futures | C. R. I. a 2 iollowing the government's forecast of | Chrysler ap denna outers peda ip eaet aa $ I dt Nt 0 same, and wheat was unchanged to down %. Bonds improved. Foreign currencies were quiet, Shares of U. 8. Smelting rose more than 6 points, and gainers of 2 to 3 or more at the best included Santa Fe, Atlantic Coast Line. Libby-Owens, | Macy, American Steel Foundries, An- des Copper, Hiram Walker, J. I. Case, International Harvesier, International Paper & Power preferred and Splegel- May-Stern. Up as much as a point or so were N, Y. Central, Southern Pacific, Dela- ware é Hudson, Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Erie, Montgomery Ward, Gimbel, National Department] FE). Auto Lite Stores, Allied Stores, American Smelt-| El. Boat ing, Amerada, Goodyear, General Electric, Pressed Steel Car, Wilson & Co. American Can, Celanese, Otis Elevator, Johns-Manville, American eh Sugar, American Chain, Eitingson- Schiid and Safeway Stores, Among the prominent losers were U. 8. Steel, Bethlehem, Anaconda, Kennecott and Union Pacific. The] G utilities were backward, along with the oils, aircrafts and amusements. South St. Paul, Nov. 9.—(AP—U. 8. D. A)—Cattle 15,000; supplies in-} Int. Te creased with lower grades predom- inating; fed steers and yearlings scarce; asking. stronger; better kinds . held 1000 to 11.00; lower grades and other killing classes and common heifers 3.50 to 5.50; me- dium to low good lots 6.00 to 8.00, most low cutter to cutter cows 3.25 to 4.00; beef cows 4.25 to 5.00; good heavyweights quotable 5.25 and more; stockers little changed; plain light- weights 3.50 to 4.50; medium to good Midi steers 4.75 to 6.00; calves 200, stead, weak to 50 lower; good to choice vea! ers 7.00 to 8.00; few choice 8.50; cull to medium vealers 3.50 to 6.50; plain heavy calves 4.50 down. Hogs 15,000; fairly active all in- terests; most steady with Saturday or |Nat unevenly steady to 25 lower with Fri- Gay; abgyt 4,000 pigs in run; top 9.35 tor to 300 1 better 180 to 300 Ibs. 9.00 to 9.35; 160 to 180 Ibs. | Né 8.75 to 9.10; 140 to 160 Ibs. 8.25 to 8.85; fat 120 to 140 Ibs. 7.25 to 8.35: 1No, am, North American . bl Northern Pacific . 6.50; good light and mediumweight |Ohio Oil ... 100 to 125 Jb. killers 6.50 to 7.25; desir- feeder pigs 60 to 120 Ibs. 5.50 to sows 8.50 to 9.00; heavies down to 8.25 and below; average cost Saturday 8.90; weight 182 lbs.; for the week Pac 9.06 and 206 Ibs. Sheep—37,000; run more than half/pan qtan | whiteface feeding Jambs; balance na- tives and Dakotas; no sales slaugh- ter lambs; undertone weak; buyers talking 25 lower or 8.50 down; slaugh- ter ewes opening steady; common to choice 1.50-3.50; feeding lambs dull, tending lower; bulk fat lambs at last week's close, 8.75. for plain to medium (P}—(U. 8. oo, “including 12,000 4 opened slow, 1 lower than Fri- day’s mvern later trading a sive steady to 10 lower; top 9.75; bulk good and cholce 19 most 150-180 Il strongweight pigs AGED steady; bulk better. ‘tna calves 3,000; petter | sou ‘3. and qoeriings tully |g middle grades and all Betting action on lo ind. 0 | O— under pressure, tise but early sales near steady; cutter | Loe Ming: Moline imp." Mont. Waser tee Phillips Pet. . Proctor & Gamble . Pub. Sve. N. J. man Dairy cows—Little change; supplics/ Pure of desirable milkers and close spring-| Purity er cows scarce; few medium and good | Radio 55.00-75.00; backward cows slow but) pe generally quotable around 35.00-50.00/ Reo KesSsssee: fa nee # SRR SasPSSSNaSsNSSessvata. a Re ee ey, % cent higher at 81%. Dec. malting barley closed 1 cent higher Dec. feed harley closed % Sent Nienge at 78 and May % cent lower at Cash wheat undertone was weak. There was no change in winter and durum wheat. Corn was in slow demand. in steady dem Rye demand alr to good. Barley was In fair nd. Flax was in fair to good a Produce Markets | ee ry CHICAGO Chicago, Nov. 9.—(#)}—Butter was| De steady in tone Monday and eggs were firm agains pash eggs advancing an- other five-year peak. creamery- specials, (93 score) 3 Ye; extra firsts ts (88-89) 30% -31% centralized carlote) 32. Eg an 3 ‘graded firsts cars an urrent receipts 3: frigerator standards 27%, tor extra 28, Poulry, live, 3 care, 42 hepa 4% 1b. up ‘4 Leghorn ‘hens B par toy. colored 12%; Plymouth e nd White Rock brotlers 1) bat per chickens 11, horn chickens 11%; roosters 13, Leghorn roosters 12; hen turkeys 16%, old 14; No, 2 turkey! 4% Ib, up 15%, colored white ducks 14, small polored aa: geese 12%, Dressed turkey steady; young hens 24, old 22: young toms more than 16 Ib., 24, 16 tb nd less 24, old sees dae Cage GRAIN Nov. 9.— () — Wheat ionday 97 compared to holi- Cash wheat and coarse auctanions today follow: Dellversa” - 1.415 1.48% .... 140% 147% .... . 1.39% 1.46% . 138% 1.45% 22; No. 2 turkey Ga grain ow “foosters 14; turkess/1 ny DNB Butter, 12,020, steady Creamery, higher than ‘@ an extra (93 1 scorer) . refrigerator: 9%; standards 2 checks BUTTER-EGG FUTURES Chicago, Nov. 9.—()— High Low Close Better Futures: Storage Standards, Novemb: 31% 31 31% 32% j—Foreign exchihas quiet; Great Britain demand dollars, others in’ cent: Great chain 4.87%; rence aeay Italy 40.23, regis! a a Norwa: Bweden 25. tb: Montreal in New Tork 300) New York in Montrea’ “COHOs-OR- On Raae a «ow eOpnoHG! Minneapolis, Nov. ()—F lou: Carload ots gee bb. An 38. 1b. cotton Hacks: {amily patents, “unchanged Shipments 15,447, Pure bran 30.00- 30.50; standard’ middlings 33.00-33.50. Northern, No, 2 white 451% No. 3 white Minneay receipts a year 2 = 1.36% 1.43% 1.34% 141% .. 1.33% 1.38% .. . 1.30% 1.35% .. 1.27% 1.33% 1.25% 131% .... 1.33% 1.29% .... 1.38% .... are caused by multiple discharges, de- clared Karl Boyer McEachron, re- search engineer in charge of high voltage practice for the General Elec- tric company. Completely new theories of what Ughtning is and how it strikes were described by McEachron to a group of national magazine editors during a demonstration of a 5,000,000-volt dis- charge of artificial lightning at the iy company’s laboratories Frida} > Myaterlous electric “streamers” ris- ing from the earth to meet similar “streamers” descending from the clouds result in the phenomenon called lightning, he said. #2%/Dr, Joseph Mayo Dies In Auto-Train Crash Alma, Wis., Nov. 9.—(#)}—Dr. Joseph G. Mayo, 34, son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester, was killed about 1:30 a. m., Monday, when his automobile was struck by the North Coast Limited, Northern Pacific Close | passenger train, at a crossing about two miles south of Cochrane, Wis. Dr. Mayo, who had been on a hunt- ing trip along the Mississjppi river, was alone in the car except for his hunting dog, which also was killed. The train was speeding at between 60 and 65 miles an hour when it struck the car squarely. The wreck- age was dragged nearly a mile before the engineer was able to stop the train. According to the county coroner, the engineer said he saw Dr. Mayo's car just an instand before the crash, and that because of the momentum of the train, en route to Chicago, and the down-hill grade, he could not stop quicker. The body was brought to Alma, about ten miles from Cochrane. Dr. Joseph Mayo was born in Ro- chester in August, 1902. Surviving are the widow and two sons, David and Will. DULUTH CASH GRAIN Duluth, Minn. Nov. 9.—(®)—Ct closing prices: northern spring, 60 ibs, 1.41%-1 lo. Grocery Store FOR SALE at Reasonable Price “Write Tribune Advertisement + No, 18111 For Sale or Rent A SMALL payment down and $21.50 per month which includes interest, taxes and insurance will buy our brand new modern stucco bungalow having three rooms and bath on the main floor with a large airy bed- room in modern basement. Gas heat. Sale price $2450.00. Take ad- vantage of the New Deal which now makes it possible for many more people to own a home. Hedden Real Estate Agency. Phone 0. For Sale or Trade ____ HIGHLY PEDIGREED two and one- half year old Red Poll bull. Very gentle. Reasonable. Write J. O. Sloan, (Whetstone), Eileen Ns N. D. Wanted to Rent WANTED—A place to winter 25 horses. Jack Stewart, Brisbane, N. Dak. Houses for Rent _ 6 ROOM house, 619 1ith St.; 3 room house, 616 13th St.; 5 room house, 409 Washington, 4 room, at 716 Ave. F., 3 room house, 1906 Rosser. T. M. Casey & Son. FOUR and five room bungalows. Good location, Now available. Phone Bismarck Finance Corpora- tion, 371. ae < 5-ROOM upper duplex, unfurnished. Front and back entrance. Inquire at 414 Ave. A West or 307 Broadway. FURNIGHED five room modern house with garage. 302 W. Main. Apply 308 W. Main for information. - |FIVE room partly modern bungalow. All newly decorated. Centrally lo- cated. Phone 117-M. FIVE ROOM bungalow. Gas heat, near schools. Available at once. Phone 2028. FIVE room modern house. Two bed- Tooms. Prefer family of adults. 916 8th Street. -| ONE STORY, six room modern house. 1.20% 132% 1.28% 1.30% | Ibe 1.28% 1.30% 1.26% 1.28% 1.26% 1.28% 1.24% 1.26% alate i 2? % nate South Bakote: woes - 121% 1.23% 1.19% 1.21% » 1.19% 1.21% 1.17% 1.19% « 117% 1.19% 1.15% 1.17% Durum 152 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Chicago, Nov, 9.—(@%—C! No. qi aaa a i D ai ina: SNe 4 Amine 4 1.0 a tu 2 jin “ae CN Foy ‘, pygtiow, 10 0, No” 4 whi g sori Hr sample gra . witte 47-42 sample Pa 43; no ny hy sample grad: 3; yellow 1. Hy S bar y wactunl ihed 63-86 om; ae timothy seed 5. i tae 60 cwt.; clover Russet gates 4 mostly 2.50-55; U. 8, No. § Colorado McClures U. 8. S vepraske Bliss trlum, he partly of graded: f rouni . a 178: fine au 0" 1.90; commercial 1 U. 8. Wo. a 993 Mi turais U. 8. No; Ae sales Gas furnace. Price Owens. Phone 278. |Logan County Elects 2 New Men to Office Napoleon—Only two changes in Logan county's official family on Jan. 1 will be August Doerr, who defeated ;|State’s Attorney I. F. Wagner, and Henry Grabau, who will succeed County Judge John J. Silbernagel, who was not a candidate for re-elec- ;| tlon, in the Nov. 3 balloting. Sheriff Franz Braun, Auditor A. H. 30 |ihme, Treasurer E. E. Harr, County | Superintendent Joe Burnstad and Register of Deeds Rudolph Hochhal- pte wee all re-elected by comfortable ine al closest contest at the general election was for state's attorney with votes, according to complete unof- ficial returns. The county agent is- sue lost by 444 votes. Unofficial results were: 1935 Pontiac sedan (specially priced) 1935 Pontiac coach (new condi- tion) 7 1935 Buick 41 sedan with radio 1935 Olds “6” sedan (excellent) Fleck Motor Sales Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac, LaSalle 1933 Ford Coupe, good as new, driven 4100 miles. Just broke in. Make Teasonable offer. Grace Drug Co., Zeeland, N. Dak. lockers, locker size, 12x12x60 inches. Priced for quick sale. Inquire Bis- |LIFE PROTECTION AT LOW COST Why not protect your loved ones while you are in good health. Give your date of birth, Beneficiary have a certificate come to your ad- dress for 5 days approval. Age ranging 1 to 72 years. Maximum benefits, $1,000. Write now to Na- tional Benefit Association, Wishek, N. Dak. _ "MATTRESSES ONE $100 credit, one #90 credit on 8| smaTTRESSES renovated and rebullt. Pontiac, Olds or Bulck. Write ‘Tribune Ad, 17851. i9a8 WiLLYS KNIGHT pick up.| ——_ Cl Good condition. $55.00, Call 827-M. — Either regular or spring filled. 1022 Bdwy. Phone 1126. Wearing Apparel Household Goods for Sale CHINESE hand made laces, table; cloths, and bedspreads. Also an as- sortment of tapestries, couch cover: OLD clothes to sell cheap. Coats/s!ob dresses, shoes, other articles. Wed- nesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday, November 11 to 14. 517 W. Thayer. Basement apartment. and wall panels, all sizes. At tea- | CADrES' Raccoon Coat. Size 16, Per= sonable prices, Mrs. Z. Azar, 305 sth St. THOR washing machine, Grebe radio, fect condition. Phone 737-R. Watch Repairing storm windows, one 44x62, three | $135 cleans your watch. Guaranteed. 28x62, Electric toaster, iron, waffle iron, Ironing board. 220 14th St. Otto Mice 415 Bdwy., Bismarck. FOR SALE CHEAP—Bed and coil spring, dresser, chairs, tables, gas range and numerous articles, Call rear door, 602 Third St. PRACTICALLY new bedroom suite with spring. Fairly priced. See janitor Mason apartments 9 a. m. to5 p. m. 3 BURNER and oven electric Hot Point stove in A-1 condition, $25 Melville Electric Shop. Phone 179. SET OF Sterling silver. Service for twelve. Call the Mint in Mandan between 9 a. m. and 11 p.m. ONE bedroom suite. Two almost new 9x12 rugs, light fixtures. 404 W. Rosser. Phone 1444. Houses for Sale DESIRABLE modern bungalow, good condition, gas heated, attractive yard, trees, attach to garage, near school. Immediate possession. Geo. M, Register NEW semi-modern home. Big lot. Small payment down. Balance $20 per month. Obert A. Olson, Bis- marck, N. D. 106 3rd St. Diamonds are always found as single crystals; never in mass forma- tions. Tribune Rates Are LOW Work Wanted _ SEWING wanted: Sewing winter dresses and suits. Onie Anderson, 302 Ave. D. TWO EXPERIENCED girls want part | time work. Phone 926-R, Wanted to Buy BRING IN YOUR SKUNKS. The season is now open, We pay high- est market prices. Bring them in now! Hides, furs, scrapiron and junk, get best prices. Northern. © Hide & Fur Co. The brick building corner 9th and Front streets. Bis- marck. WANTED TO BUY—Used standard or portable typewriter. Phone 304 or call at 404 6th St. TO WOMEN, only, 4 sleeping rooms with use of living room. Automs- tic heat and hot water. 811 Ave E Telephone 454. TWO nice cozy rooms. Six blocks from Tribune office. Gas heat, ex- cellent beds. Gentlemen preferred, Phone 1739. NICE WARM sleeping room. Ground floor. Close to bath. Duffel bed _ Also room with single bed. 306 Sth. Phone 1330. ROOM for one or two girls with morning and evening meals, if dee’. sired. Phone 1844-LM. 315 Man. dan 8t. WARM, attractive room next to bath. Always hot water. Gentlemen pre- ferred, 234 W. Thayer. Phone 1770, BASEMENT & ING room, good bed, lavatory. lways hot water. TWO sleeping rooms. Board if de- sired. Garage available. 513 W. Rosser. Phone 2288-W. SLEEPING ROOM. Gas heated. Also © ladies’ coat for sale. Size 38. 414 8th St. Phone 367-J. 2 ee or light Houniesiit Board and room for school. .. Nee Phone 1749-' first floor, next to bath. 408 Toth. Phone 1760. ROOM for rent, close to town. Clean + and quiet. Always hot water. 116 W. Thayer. at FE account; only common light tock Kinds a on both killer FRONT ROOM. Gentlemen only. accor weight: wires (running 00, Close in. Call after S p.m. 418 © NGK OF cantet SALES ¢| Superint : 2nd St. © save iananee « 1 RICE WARM ROOM “Aivaii, bok jd qua’ stockers fully ste: but i" ij Tighe lower ce ai i new low| 4 6 | Erte 4/1 amber... 133 vag Joa tinea Noe aati ‘Sheriff: Braun : ‘Ges heat 432 ath. 'P stro pan te o 26 hi hinds ae 1,50; weighty feeders Bee. 1,063. . “Ne, 3 yellow, 1.11%. Register of Bin et " “a atting, 1.38) No. 3, ¥ 1. 2 Engraved o, 1. 214-216 ‘ Stationery Makes the Idea! Gift r jum od to cholcelers, good and choice Flax: around | mon and medium 3,755.00; ang: | 3.75-4.2: n ai an: # —(U. BD. A.) were ‘realised (0 domestic Rr 576,25, to e an Fri rit lower to light if nd 8 170-200. 1b. bute! 0 Sioux Ci jov. 9. & butchers held | i t Ayecattie, vi ‘cal steers and fenslings ations to her; oth outly * Sweetheart. tical and s gift thet wil’ be. ep ——. Fate pear ie to good French coi tors we} were sold | ae rious ty f woved at & ret nara Combing iEo we Wiaeet on Light's oneiel ‘ink! az cents in *| Missourl % Sued cos rie] cents, and com and sees Virginia wool sola at 45 center Pipi t et t-tt-t ttf TRE ~ ing Co beat re and fed offerings: (at ewen op ‘to 18 higher: two, care prime | about steady medi gholea'2 40, 1118 Ib. feds, 11:60; other load lots up oad to 11.00; stock fed kinds mostly 8.50 F Zz res Blok! eer Z