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FOR SALE


TWO STORY six room house. three
heat. maple floors, double garage,
Convenient to schools. Price $3.50
with terms.
FIVE ROOM. one story cottage. fully
modern. Maple floors. two sleep
ing rooms, bath. Hot dir furnace.
Lot 5Oxl5O. East front. Price
$500. $1,000 cash down payment
with terms on balance.
SIX ROOM one story cottage. fully
modern, semi-business property
Lot 18x14O feet. This is y choice
investment vt $4,000 with $1,000
cash and s per cent interest on bal
TWO STORY six room house. full
basement, hot water heat, maple
floors. three sleeping rooms with
schools. Price $500 with terms.
ONE STORY five room bungalow,
hot water heat. maple floors. full
basement. House in excellent con-
dition. Price $3.50 with terms.
EIGHT ROOM two story house. three
sleeping rooms, two sun pOrches,
two fire faces. full basement d.
vided into vegetable. laundry and
furnace room. Maple floors thru
/ out. Garage attached. Lot 75x14O.
i Price $1,000 with terms.
LOANS promptly closed on improved
city property.
written in good reliable
companies.
1T WILL pay you to call on me be-
fore you buy, you can't do any bet
ter and NAV do much worse. have
i large listing of choice houses and
lots for sale in al parts Of the city
and when YOU think of Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, think of
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MALE HELP WANTED


IAN AND WIFE-To work on farm
until April LIST. Must be expert
enced and furnish best Of refer.
ences. Board themselves and own
er. Wages paid monthly. w. =
Runey, Sterling. N. d.
GOVERNMENT PATROL inspect
TOR-Guarda needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$l,C80 yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Ozment, 33-P., st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED-Men and women 70 lesfa
barber trade, Great dsmsa6,s ID
wages. Few weel.s completes. Gaia
log and special offer free. M01el
Rarker College. Csrso. N Oak.
YOUNG MEN-Prepare for $ucce$$, q
good job or q bu$ine$$ Of your own
Write for Free information, Stats
Auto and electrical School, Box
AS77, Aberdeen. s. d.
TWO BARRIERS WANTED Pas ime
Barber Shop. Glendive. Mont. $50
guarantee and one-half over $40.
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SUMMONS

state Of North Dakota, ~.
''"'S % FosrthE yaa,cla. District
Arthur NJ. Nelson. '''S''''' '
~ Plaintiff.
S. s. Searle. Morits Pollack.
and all persons unknown
tanning any estate ar in
terest III or lien or encum- .ss.i
brance upon the property da-
scribed In the complaint,
Defsndnnts:.
no THE ABOVE NAMED DE
FENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint
"f the plaintiff herein. which, com.
the Clerk of the District Court Of
IiMrleiRh County. North Dakota. and
To serve q copy Of your answer upon
the undersigned within thirty days
inter non y tns a sr,"s,y 81 n's sns
such service. and In case OF your
failure 10 appear or answer. the
plaintiff will take Judgment against
you by default for the relief de-
Dated this Goth day or August.
SCOTT CAMERON and HAROLD
p. SHAFT. Attorneys for Plain
Office and Post office Address:
bismarck, North Dakota.
Notice 's,a'
NOTICE IS llEEEEY GIVEN that
the above entitled action In brought
for the purpose of determining adj
verse ella inns to the following de-
s"rihed real property, situate In the
County Of Bnrleigh and State Of
North Dakota TOWN.:
The Northwest Quarter (NWN OF
SectjOn Eighteen (lH) Township
One Hundred FOrty.twO u42) Range
Scvcnty-six (76D West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian: and that no per-
sOnal liability In claimed against any
Of the defendants herein.
SCOTT CAMERON and
HAROLD ID. SHAFT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date Of first publication Aug. &c.
1896. -.
H-.C 0-l-8.l5-o2-o9
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
AnD DC
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Aug. g6.--tPJ-Wheas
receipts go cars compared to $50 a
year ago. Cash: No. northern
l.43k to l.477s: No. dark northern
spring: choice to fancy l.51!s to
1864; good to choice l.47ts to 1.5O
Is; ordinary to good l.44;s to LAT
s.; No. hard spring l.46M to 1.57
q; No. dark hard Montana on
track 1.377s 70 l.467s: to arrive 1877
z to 1.457s; September LAPS; Sep
tember winter 1925; December LA
y; May l.48A.
Corn No. 3 yellow Tx to 78la.
Oats No. ) white 3G,: to 81.
Barley 81 to 81.
Rye, No. 2, 93E to 94%.
Flax No. l, 2.33A to 2.34A.
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WHEAT EASES OFF
ON DULUTH MARKET

Duluth. Aug. 20 = (AP) - After
starting moderately strong. wheat
eascd today. Offerings were COM
paratively light. with holders show
ing more disposition to hang on. The
close was steady; September wheat
closed one cent off at LAB asked !;
September durum "a off ut 1905
asked: October " off at 1924 asked:
November one Of fat 1895 asked:
and December ~ off ut 1854 asked.
Spot and September rye fell u cent;
December rye and spot oats a cent;
Septe mber and December barley Il
cent. spot barley ending unchanged.
Flaxsecd started quietly, with mar
row prices movements. Prices drop
ped ut the close on lack Of buying and
offerings. September. November and
December flax fell 2A cents; October
on cents,
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nr,T.I1TH CRAIN

Duluth, Aug. 26-(AP)-Flax 9ep-
TENDER 2.3Gh; October 2,8eh: No.
vember 2.40A; December 2.9S&.
Wheat No. dark northern lao
1853; No. 2 ditto l.4S@l.6ls No. 5
ditto l.:TG11.47: No. northern l.46
@l.5a; No. amber dururn l.36stQ
i.7Oi.;, No. 2 amber durum l.84M@
l.7O!s;s No. durum l.33 y OLSON:
No. 2 ditto l.32h@l.501s; No. lsmixed
durum l.a2h6It.t0ss; M. 2 ditto
l.3Oa @l.65,s; No. l red sdurum
l.oCk.
Oats No. 3 white 30.
No. I rye 95,s M06.
Barley choice to fancy GO@63:
medium to good 55@.59; ,lower grades
52n5i.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE--USED TIRES.
5-32x5.17 Balloons with tubs.
5-38x4.06 Balloons with tube.
l--33x0.OO Balloon.
2-32x42 Truck with tube.
l-3Ox6 Truck with tube.
Monsoon TIRE SkRvlCB
- ZIG Fourth street
DIAMOMDs-various grades and col.
ors. Bargains ct sos, SIS, 500, and
up. See me before buying. Jamoo
w. Marek. Wilton Cafe, Wilton,
N. Oak.
FOR SALE cows giving Mn. /
matched team Of black horses.
weight $500. Overland, o. is
good shape.
AMOS MASON
Farm. mile N. E. Of the eapitol
building.
FOR SALE-A 90 Winchester rs1oo1r
ing rifle. New. Gall l096-J. aflss
/. p. m!
FOR RENT-New and used pio9o1,
Call at the Capital City Phase O..
next door to EltinRe theatre
HAY FOR SALE-lO0 tons upland -
in the stack. Chss. Morton. 4. +
No. l, Driscoll. n. d.
HAY FOR SAEE--7O tons OF knoi
hay. in stacks. Write or Co.'S "a
kongsberG. lesson. e. Donke.
WANTN-Set Of good used. colt
clubs. Write Box 302. Bismarck.
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RANGE FrCAneO11 49,
Minneapelfa. A.. MI A44 1G4
Of carlot grain sal(s: W9ftAt up. !
dark noStSelns ! .t9N fsO9ll M 2
dark northern l.469t 01 ,60gf; ~. =
dark hershetn LAM al .4l;f4eo:sS ard
sprine tStM&lAON &6.s1 4l4ber
durus1 Ism No. 2 d9rpf9 10 q
i.OO1s; No. mixed d6ftm 15oH;
NJ. mixed 'wlAAAt 4 81
C>sn Nos Yellow O. -.
oats No. 3 white 1eA Geo4s
Rye No. = 06k 0voN
Barley sample tsade 64MO01: No
2. 80, No ~ ~
Flax No l, 236@2.80.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Largc pleasant room
with balcony. Tilden or Diet
League board If desired. Front
room. close in. for two. Reasonable.
Write Tribune No. 1O6.
FOR kENT-A nice room una u .lgM.
housekeeping room, in nice mod
ern home. Call 200 w. Thayer st.
or Phone G89W.
FOR RENT-Rooms nicely furnished
for one or two, also board ut five
dollars per week, at Cl3 Third
street. Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
for light housekeeping with kit.
chcnette and closet. All Fifth st.
Phone 273.
FOR RENT--FOur rooms over Knowles
.lewelry store. Apply to +. A.
Knowles.
FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms. Clean
and pleasant. 522 Fifth street.
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CHlCACO PkODU(,E

Chicago. Aug. 2G--(AP) Butter
higher; receipts 1907 tubs: creamery
extra II; standards 4Ok: extra firsts
39hMlO: firsts 3Ola @98h: seconds
33635.
Eggs higher: receipts 9.6Ai cases;
f Fl, ach@si; ordinary firsts goa
Cheese unchanged.
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FOR SALE-Prospeeine .1eocery stose
and meat market. Splendid locati0n
= in town. Of 0.00o. population. Write
Tribune No. 81.
FOR SALE-Fully equipped black:
smith ship in good farming local.
itN' Also six-reom house and. tWo
lots. For particulars, write BOX
n l72, Leith,, N. Dak., or call ct l23,
First street, Bismarck. ND.
YOU CAN get that business position;
but you must s"know how" Write
American Business College, Fargo,
n. D., for free. hslpfui book.
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F pANRDWDRAA mNnn.
1O1assAAOs - 49,. -
FOR SALE-Cherry dresser. large
mirror. $50: oak dresser. large
mirror. $15; cupboard, oak glass
doors, SIG; combination writing
desk and book case, oak, $3.50; two
! large oak rockers, each 500; large
oak wardrobe SIS. A small oak
table with drawers, $3.50; ivory
table, $1,000. One bed with spring
and mattress complete. cooking
utensils, dishes, and fruit jars.
"''',. BED with matt-"ss and nil
eows w aost e soia Dy aug: ~.
Gan st ~ L'sntn street. Fnone
900.
FOK SALE Victrola, chest 81
drawers. sanitary cot. very wickei
a a.n.:nu! lnc!ua'ng aesS WIN cn s'
s M.;ha r., roc1es s"e '""'e'
Eo . 81 -: ~ -. =. = r..
'J ,".,asn ~'naow cms'rs, ,,.
a; ns .aa Dec' x k.oay car' p wa...
i0S2.W ave- "e"e
t,ss .aAIn-.z,1,,-,,-,..I5.... s.,,..S.iJ -.
49,. ;so'..ss .0uae hI ~.
suites and one dininS room suite
Also eiectric washer. vacuum
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 26-(APl--cash:
Wheat No. 2 red l.37@l.37A: No. 3
hard l.38k@l.3y.
Corn No. 2 mixed 70; No. 2 yellow
79N @SO.
Oats No. 2 white 4OG4OA: No. !
white 38@39!S.
Rye No. 4. so.
Barley $1,000.
Timothy seed 5.3OGl5.75.
Glover seed 23.25Q3l.25
Lard l4.76.
Ribs l4.75.
Bellies 1850.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SALE-One 1926 Dodge touring,
balloon tires and disc wheels; one
Ford coupe; one Ford roadster, and
one Ford bug. All cars priced
very low to sell quick. Lockwood
Accessory Co. Phone 1877. 500
Main st.
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.:.OST-Large Scotch i. Cnllie - DIR,
"rlasn," two years old, light tan
and white. black spot resembles
grease spot, long pointed muxzle.
c"bst'nt;"l reward. Notify Tribune.
IF. w. c."
LCST-A pocket hook containing
, Thirty dollars doll! Finder please se re-
N. d.. or notify Bismarck Tribune.
LOST-Traveling bag between Mem
orial Bridge and Bismarck last
Sunday afternoon. Call 415-M.
Reward.
I.OST-A bill fold containing around
i've dollars. also stamps and re-
ccipts. Finder please call 4l5M for
reward.
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GARAGE FOR RENT
GOOD GARAGE for rent. 40 Rosser.
Call sos j.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT

FOR RRNT-Dental office rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind Of an office.
Inquire City National Bank, Bis
!. march.
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FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. N. d., Aug. 2C--tAP)-But-
ter fat, churning cream 30; packing
stock ~.
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cn,cAcO pO,,l.rRY

Chicago. Aug. 26-(AP)-rPoultrg
alive steady TO firm; receipts SIX
cars; fowls 20h @26; broilers AS0SO;
springs e5@28; turkeys q: roostsss
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-House or apartment. 8 OF
8 room furnished or unfurnished
apartment or house by middle OF
November. Write r. o. Box c6i,
bismarck.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE

FARM LANDS FOR SALE
FOR SALE "A six aore dairy and
poultry farm, located near Bismarck
Country. Club. A six room house,
/, 29x66 barn and brick chicken house
1 on the farm. RAinhold Hasz. Bis.
march,. N. D.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, AM. 20+-t AP)-Flour
unchanged: shipments 37,lC7 barrels.
Bran 21OO. N+A@
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FOR RENT Modern fIats, room
and Z 8 room. d1iurni4hed,, with
heat And water. For S4les room
/ house On 80 foot lot. Also lO0x160
/ foot lot opposite Ro6seYelt schod
Phone Dos, Cora 8. McESan. after
FOR SME-k. room buneelosV. c..
rages Small payment down. and
monthly payments. at Z. very rea-
s0nahle price. Phone 04l.
FOR RENT SAeM. bungalow located
ut 20 Avenues 3D.. Il Ready to bs eoc.
cupiAd.. Sept. 1At.. = hpuire Martin
B6ufsois, Bismasck.
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i, APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Three room poetly:- fur.
nished or unfurnished apartment
: with basement garage on ground
floor In new home just completed
Private front entrance. Call 32S
Tenth erect.
kURs R1fNT-F'urnished modern city
heated apartment. an6 3 room
apt. each with private bath. Fer
ssls-am oak Maeey, section
bookcase just like new. very res
sonable. Phone eos after & p. m.
FOR. REN9-Eurnished apaetmon1o.
The lAuraiv Apartments. Phone
3O3. B. f. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT-A two room furnished
modern apartment. 024 Fourth
street. Phone SAW.
FOR RENT--F'or TIVE months . mod
ern furnished apartment in the
varney flats. Phone .77S..
FOR RENT-A two-room furnished
modern apt. 924 Fourth street.
Phone 6l3W.
FOR RENT or 3 room apartment
with board. 4Ol Fifth street. Phone
lA6.ss,ss !. -. ,N -
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FOR SALE
One large fire proof safe.
! One upright filing cabinet, four
files.
n
/, Ose medium sized roll top desk.
!, One Underwood typewriter in good
conditions
=. Terms viii be given.
:,
1 4. w. LUCAS co.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED ~ 0U1
WANTEbASet Of good used golf
clubs. Write Box 362. Bismarck.
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SALESMAN WANTED

COLLECTION AGENCY-Want tray-
cling Salesman-Auditor. Solicit
contracts. Appoint SUBJ agents.
800 weekly. Give references. In
te~.at; nal, $40 Mills Bldg, San
Francisco
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
LkAki KOOFS-We guarantee. to
stop it. Let us build your storm
shed. We do all kinds Of general
carpenter work. Including furni-
turc repairing at small cost. Call
Jack Clifford ut 1850. AS Second
Street
.niMl~EY SWEEP - And furnace
cleaning. Phone IS. Fred Nelson.
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN Full
or part time. Phone 47G-W. 5la
Thirteenth street.
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BISMARCK GRAIN,

FURNISHED by RUSSELL Miller Coz
Bisma rex. Aug. "a
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NORTH DAKOTA
BANKERS MEET
in GRAND FORKS
J. l.. Bell, Bismarck. Named
Vice President American
Bankers Body

Grand Forks, N. D., June 23--tF -
j. l.. Bell of Bismarck was elected
vice president for North Dakota of
the American Bankers Association at
the meeting Of the association mem
bcrs held today at the state univcrs-
ity. in connection with the conven-
tion Of the North Dakota Bankers as
ISOLATION.
Ed Pierce of Sheldon was elected "A
member Of the executive committee
for the state. and divisional vice
presidents named were H. T. Graves,
jamestown. national banks; NJ. c.
Bach.ller. Grand Forks. trust compa-
mics; +. r. Scott. Fargo, savings
banks: and r. H. Farmer, Flaxton,
state banks.
About 80 bankers and visitors were
present at the opening session Of the
state association convention this
morning. The highlights were ad-
dressed by c. 7. Jaffray. president Of
the 500 Line, Rev. Roy l.. Smith Of
Minneapolis and the annual report Of
Ed Pierce of Sheldon, president Of the
association.
A general business session is being
held this afternoon and an address
by George A. Bangs of Grand Forks
will be the concluding feature.
Bankers Can Help
"North Dakota's real future lies in
the increase Of population and conse-
qucnt increase of production Mr..
Jaffray declared in his address today.
"The first thing you must do is put
out information regarding the posi-
bilities of your state. You bankers
can help a lot in this work. No other
asset is SO big as faith in ones own
community.
"When you consider the knocking
North Dakota has received from her
own people. it's wonder you are as
we'll Off as you are. How can you
expect to draw people to your state
when its own people go round saying
it's gone to the demnition-bow-
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News of Our
>Nei1hbOrs
PAINTED WOODS

Nick krush was an employee at
the Mine Tuesday.
Louis BirkhOlz was caller at C..
W. Brooks home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin LANCE were
fishers Friday.
Caroline Johnson was absent from
school No.. Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day, being i'll.
Oscar Juptnman was IA business
caller at Nick krush's Tuesday even
ing.
{. w. Brooks, Oscar Juptnman,
Fred Brown and Mr.. Summinski are
some who are Improving our roads.
Rudolph Hagen has been busy
hauling grain to Wilton for the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown visit
cd at the home Of Dan Johnson Sun
day afternoon.
Axel Stcinquist called at the home
Of Harry VERSIONS in Wilton Mon
day evening.
Ed. Peterson has returned to this
vicinity after spending few days
in Washburn.
Fred Brown made short visit at
the c. w. Brooks home.
Joyce fvcrson, daughter Of Harry
IverSOn. OF Wilton is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Lloyd Maynard.
f. v. Franklund and family were
fishing Sunday.
Ruth Steinquist spent Tuesday
evening with her. sister Mrs. Lloyd
Maynard.
Due to the rain Tuesday night, the
baseball game between Painted
Woods and Wilton was postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown call
ed at the Alvin Lange home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. William Brown and son
Joseph attended the funeral Of the
infant daughter of Mr.. And, Mrs. Orla
Hammock. which was held in Wilton
Monday afternoon.
"A very nice surprise party was Civ
en- Sunday afternoon for Freda Fauth
in honor Of her eleventh birthday.
Games were played, after which q
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PAGE SEVEN

very delicious lunch was served. All
present enjoyed very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hagen and
grandson, John Webster OlgeirsOn,
motored to Bismarck Wednesday,.
Ruth Hagen, who is in training at
the General hospital of Minneapolis,
arrived Wednesday and is spending
short vacation at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hagen.
School No. has been provided
with new blackboards and also a
complete water fountain. A new wall
map was put up few weeks ago.
Martin Hagen, SON Rudolph and
grandson, John Olgeirson, made u
business trip to Wilton Thursday
forenoon.
Caroline Johnson has been absent
from school No. 1 several days on
account Of sickness.
An error. was made concerning the
baseball game that was played by
schools No. and IA week ago. The
pupils of school No. were the losers
while school No. 2 were the lucky
winners.
Henry Johnson and daughter Marie
were fishing Thursday.
The rain has fingered for several
days in this vicinity, but not too
much.
Wedding bells will soon be ring
ing.
T.. +. Strandemo and Mr.. Salisbury
Of Baldwin were business callers at
the Martin Hagen home Friday.
Johnson Brothers called at the
Arthur Hansen home one night this
week.
uorhort N;lcOn aud Rudnlnh Hay-
on motored to Wilton Thursday even
ing.
Herman Johnson made business
trip to Martin Hagen's Friday after
noon.
Fred kirky motored to Wilton
Thursday on a business trip.
Albert Nelson and brother were
business callers at Wilton Thursday
evening.
Oscar Anstrom was caller at G.
W. Brooks Thursday evening.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, June 23--(U. S. D.
Of A.)-Cattlc 1900; fed steers and
ycarlings in moderate supply, opening
steady to strong; heavy steers early
:.25; bulk eligible around 8.2j69.0O;
best ycarlings held upwards to $50:
she stock calves active. firm. ALSO
'.25; Gamers and cutters 3.75M4.25:
bulls strong to rs higher; buk $500
G.25: good heavics upwards to $50:
stockcrs and feeders unchanged, GOO
M;.25.
Calves $500; Is higher early, now
mostly 100 up; good lights 1000.
Hogs 10000; slow. opening uneven
~ steady to % lower than Tuesday s
general trade, most decline on lower
grades; good to choice l6O to 27I
pound averages salable from 1880
1850; plain heavy kinds downwards
to 1880 and below; bidding mostly
1850 on pigs; average cost Tuesday
1889; weight 278.
Sheep 500: better grades fat lambs
% higher, mostly 14.5O; culls and
sheep about steady; Gull lambs
around 1000; fat ewes salablc to
packers from 4.OOM6.50; considerable
numbers going to breeders at Also
100; undertone weak on ycarlings
best early in small lots around 1900
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-23
GRAIN
. LIVESTOCK
STOCK MARKET
TAKES DECLINE
Extensive Profit Taking and
Sporadic Bear Selling
Cause Drop

New York. juno 23--(AP)-Rcac
tionary tendencies became more pro.
Fnounced in today's stock market, due
to extensive profit taking in recent
strong spots, and sporadic bear SELL
ing. particularly in tho motor group
The irregular decline was accompa-
MED by a substantially reduced vol
ume of tradin0.
Much Of today's selling is believed
to have been inspired by commission
house adviccs suggesting realizing in
view of the sustained advance Of the
past week, or more, and the fact that
the railroad averages had broken in
to new high ground. The days bust
ness news was largely constructive In
character. the principal Item being the
weekly steel trade reviews reports
that the demand for steel in June
was better than the preceding month
and that the market appears to be
gaining firmness and stability. U. S
Steel common ruled slightly higher
while Gulf States and Youngstown
Sheet and Tube were selling . point
or SO above yesterdays final quota.
lions by carly afternoon.
Oils lost ground after an early per.
iod Of firmness, despite reports Of q
decrease in crude oil production last
week. Motors were sold freely on the
theory that price cuts would reduce
earnings. Hudson sagging over two
points and General Motors, Dodge
Brothers "a" Jordan and Mack
Truck yielding a point or SO. Amer
lean Snuff extended its loss to nearly
Il points and Woolworth. Beechnul
and Postum Cereal yielding points
OF SO.
Pools were again active in thu
spccialtics. National BISCUIT and Col
Inns and Altman each advancing two
|'points to new 1926 high at 95% Sand
Al. respectively.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois pre-
ferrcd assumed the leadership of thu
upward movement in tho rails, BY
climbing over three points.
The closing was heavy. A wave Of
selling swept over she market in tho
late trading. forcing rccessions of ont
to nine points in many Of tho mos,
active issues. Dupont was tho hcav
lest loser while declines Of two t.
five points took place in Woolworth
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe. Hudson Motors
Mack Trucks. General Motors, Unto,
Oil Of California, Atlantic Refining
Postum Cereal. and American Smclt
inI. Partial rccoveries were scored
thy a few stocks before tho close
Rails offered better resistance t
selling pressure. but Nickel Plate
and Atlantic Coast Line both were
driven down more than 3 points
Total sales Appropriated 1,8O0.OO(
shares.