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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
bears REMAIN IN
SADDLE AS PRICE
OF STOCKS DROPS
Selling Is General Throughout
List and Many Groups
Show Weakness ,

New York. Sept. 27.-tAP)-The
stock market ended 1 fortnight Of
almost steadily declining prices today
Selling was again general through,
out the list and although the usual
short covering assisted an advance
from the advance from the lows.
many groups. especially. the rails
Rallies appearing intermitte n ! y
during the two hours OF vigorous
trading were feebly held. Some cir
cies expressed c,a a oealet o .nsI rotntins
out that the end Of a period OF violent
movement Is usually marked by ac-
centuated activity.
days = 'ae ext re1as ' losses to oA1 tyraetionai
shares closed lower. General Flee
trio. U. s.. Steel. American Telephone
ipS A%stisan s Stan xsde ST SHY of stew Nsy
Jersey. Allied Chemical. National, Bis
! cult, Sears Roebuck. and Allied Chem-
ical lost 2 to I before meeting sup
port. Atchison tumbled more than .,
Railway 3. Union Pacific and Nor
Baltimore and Ohio. Chicago North.
" estern. New. Haven. Rock lslanu
and Missouri Pae,fis MADE 4etn new ;owsji
Telephone, and standard oils Of New
York and California. The markei
closed Irregular sales appropriated
1850. 900 shares g
Periodic pressure against. Y. :;
steel, General Electric. STANDARD Oil
Of New Jersey. American Can. Amer.
itan Telephone and other stocks o.
| similar grade gave he shorts liz
quent opportunities to cover tnrougm
annreciably. Buying orders seemea
to have been placed almost entirely
on q scale down, in many instances
considerably below he market. a n
,.rt ~ rrain hunters. the bears
found it relatively easy to jump ou'
| q will.
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FUTURES
ARE WEAKER TODAY

Minneapolis, Sept. 81 (AP) -
Weaker cables thar due caused q
drop in wheat futures here today.
Trade was broad and active and stop,
loss orders were caught anew In all
markets. Final prices were moder-
ately lower considering the excite
ment and generalization earlier. Sep
TENDER and December closed / LAC
lower and May 1 5-8c lower.
Corn futures opened down about q
cent and there was another cent de-
cline before the market resisted
Oats futures we're weak but liQuida-
ton was less severe in this grain
and prices rallied above the. previous
close on a little short covering. Rye
dropped Sc before ncountering any
resistance. Barley started weak o.
liquidation but rallied sharply. Sell,
ing was renewed on the ADVANCE ano
the tone averaged easy: There wa
considerable changing from October
to December in flax futures.
Cash wheat demand continued good
for all bright qualities. Above o.
pounds the tone was very firm and
below there was a slight firmer feel
ing where best types were concerned
Any good wheat was absorbed read
lily. Winter wheat was In good de-
mand and firm while durum was In
clined to show strength.
Cash corn demand was slower and
featureless. Oats demand was good
again. Rye demand was slightly
stronger. Barley of mailing quality
was wanted and h rest of the Of
ferings moved quietly. Flax offer
ings were heavier and in fair to good
demand.
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NOTICE OF SALE or LAND

Notice Is Hereby Given, That under
authority Of an Order of Sale granted
by the Honorable l. c. Davies. Judge
Of the County Court Of the County OF
Burleigh, in the State of North Da-
kota, dated the 10th day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1890. the undersigned. the
Administrator Of the estate of Ira
B0rkhart. late Of the Township Of
Naughton. in the County Of Burleigh
and state OF North Dakota, deceased,
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, subject TO confirma.
ton by the Judge Of said County
Court, the following described land,
The North half Of the North half
OF Section eighteen tlS), Town
ship one hundred forty u40),
Range seventy nine (79).
The sale will be made on or after
tho 7th day Of October. A. d. 1880.
All bids must be in writing. and
may be left at the office Of Joseph
Coshlan, attorney at law, IN The City
National Bank bldg. or filed with the
Judge Of said County Court. OF de-
UvHYed to the undersigned personally.
ALFRED BOkk HART.
Administrator of the estate
Of Ira HorkhartI Deceased
Dated September 18th. A. D.. 1880.
e/z0.27
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Household Goods for Sale

FOR SALE-Fine leather rockers,
one leather duofold, library table,
kitchen table, kitchen cupboard,
dining room table, cabinet sewing
machine, congoleum rugs, heatrola.
and other items. Call at 300 Thir-
teenth street or phone 1878.
FOR SALE-Stone Upright piano,
walnut finish, well kept and In per-
feet condition. looks like new.
would make q good piano for q hall.
etc. Price reasonable. Also violin
with new case cheap. Inquire at
go Seventh street.
FOR SALE-Two burner kerosene
stove, mi bed complete. two kitch-
en- chairs and one kitchen table,
very cheap, $l7.50 takes 1t all. Call
at 228h Ave. D West.
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South st. Paul. Sept. 27.-tAP-U
s. Dept. of AEr.1-With fed steers
and yearlings becoming rather scarce,
ing on a stronger basis. while lower
grades and she stock ruled assoc
lower. The general butcher and ba-
con hog market closed 5O-75c lower.
sows 25-50c lower. while lambs de-
c!tned from 6Oc-1.00 lower with ewes
While a few lots or steers and
yearlings sold at T.. 00-12.e5. best load
lot stopped at 11.65. with. bulk fed
material selling at 10.00-11.00. Range
grass steers bulked at 7.00-7.75. num-
erous cars S.00-S.60. with outstanding
heavy steers up to $50. Bulk Of
5.O0-7.50. cows 3.76-5.75: low cutters
and cutters BOOSTS. and bulls 3.75-
$50, with good and choice vealers al
the close mostly 10.O0-12.50.
Closing prices IN the hog division
ers at s.50-9.65. real heavy butchers
down TO- S.75 or below. while packing
lsows sold mostly at 7.76-8.25. q few
down to $50. Light lights bulked at
The sharp decline in the lamb mar
ket, found bulk Of the native lambs
cashing at 5.75-6.75. throwouts mostly
at 200.
Feeder and stocker steers closed
the period about steady. bulk selling
from .5.50-8.O0. with some weighty
finishing steers on country account at
sac. while choice stock calves went
out at 9.25. Stock pigs ruled mostly
I SOC lower. with the closing bulk at
49, Native feeding lambs sold re-
Gently at 4.50-5.O0 with sales earlier
at 6.25-6.75 Or better under a very
| good demand.
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SOVIET BEAR RAIDS
/ ATTACKEDB BOARD
Chicago Board Of Trade Rules
Short Wheat Sales by Rus
SLAMS Objectionable

Chicago, Sept. 27.-(R)-A sturdy
st0ckade was thrown up today by the
Chicago board of trade to protect
weakening American wheat values
against Russian bear raids.
In q resolution, unprecedented in the
boards Cougar history, its directors
yesterday branded the selling Of
futures by any foreign government
as q new development OF commerce
Of seriously Objectionable character"
and decreed 1T must be brought to
an end"
The action, announced in q tele-
gram to Secretary Of Agriculture
Hyde whose charges Of short selling
by Soviet Russia initiated an investi-
cation by the board, included q new
Injunction to put an end to bear
raids and price manipulation.
In his message to Secretary Hyde,
President John A. Dunnell Of the
board expressed appreciation Of the
information of Soviet market oper-
atoms furnished the boards business
conduct committee which met with
the secretaries OF agriculture and
commerce at Washington, and pledged
every cooperation in protection OF
the American farmer in the free grain
markets"
The ban against short selling by
foreign governments was adopted yes
terday after the committee had re-
turned from Washington and con-
ferred with the directorate.
The business conduct committee,
which resumed its inquiry Of Russian
sales yesterday. was expected to draft
plans for detecting any operations OF
foreign governments and probably .
rule forbidding board members from
handling such TRANSACTIONS.
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FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
ground floor. Cau ct 6l8 sixth o.
phone 1213.W
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FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York. Sept. 27--(AP)-The
stock--market sucrumbed this week
strated the extent to which specula
tive circles had revised their view OF
the business outlook. Prices not only
broke through the lows that followed
the August drought, but closely ap-
preached the years average lows.
Bearish professionals held the reins
on the downward drive. but the eX-
tent of the declines and the increase
In trading volume indicated real liqui-
dalton.
Failure of brokers' loans to decline
they have actually advanced 49,
100000 In the last fortnight for which
figures are available-was interpret
ed IN some quarters as meaning that
stocks which had been held without
recourse to borrowing had passed into
margin
Sentiment was shaky and easily in
fluenced by rumOrs. the supply of
selling was attributed to further poll
tical disturbances in Latin America,
but Wall Street generally leaned to
the opinion that speculative pessim-
ism was based on the failure of bust
ness to meet expectations.
Weakness of commodities. especial
~ early in the week, disturbed the
market. although the only technical
rally of n consequence developed on
a day of unusual heaviness in the
rubber.
The steel reviews gave some basis
for cheer. reporting a gain in Ingot
esting developments was the action
OF the money markets. Time funds,
dropped to between 3 and 3 on sue
cessiye small reductions. The stock
exchange rate Of 2 per CEN on day
money was in such abundant supply
At ! per cent that large sums went
begging.
This condition proved an additional
stimulus to the bond market. which
held to it's upward course aside from
intermittent selling of foreign loans.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Committee Fails to
Recommend Candidate

No definite action looking toward
the recommendation for a postmaster
for Bismarck to succeed the Late
Oliver Lundquist was taken at a meet
ing Of the Republican county central
committee Thursday, members said
today.
Certain details Of the matter OF Sc
Letting q successor vas referred to q
subcommittee which will report in
about two weeks. The committees
Recommendation on the postmaster
ship will be sent to Congressman
Tom Hall.
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Male Help Wanted

WILL FINANCE married man 1880,
good appearance. fair education, In
a paying business Of his own. Prof
its not large to start with but will
increase as you learn the business.
Must furnish Al references and
have car for delivery. Make appli-
cation In own handwriting to Nc.
COMMON & COMPANY, Dept.
C-1l26, Winona, MINI.
CAN USE 2 young neat appearing
men for local work, also 2 young
neat appearing men for out Of town
work. $4,000 per week. Apply
Prince Hotel between 7:30 and 9
tonight only. Ask for MI. Holstrom.
RELIABLE MAN (white) In every
territory, interested in distributing
advertisers circulars, samples. No
selling. Experience unnecessary.
Write quickly. Consolidated, 1908
Milwaukee Avenue. Chicago. Ill.
DON'T BE a tnis-fit. Quality for
good positions. Catalos Free Mo-
Ter Barber college. Fargo. N D
WANTED-Gravel trucks, long Job,
long haul. Northwest Construction
Co.. Mandan, North Dakota.
GRAVEL TRUCKS WANTED. Call
s. F. Lambert. Leland-P Parker Ho-
tel, Minot. N. D..
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OA7s,RYE, WHEAT
SINK LOWER ON
CHICAGO MARKET
Low Price Records Established
for Future Deliveries of
Bread Grains

c,s SaiSias sem, - st%p,;r iil;@'A taaay At 4
maximum price setback OF 2 5-Sc a
S eSieea o weps the WON iowes yes' rescSsa !
here either today or since 1906. and
were but little than sc abovee
the bottom h touched at So l.Sc
for : sspssm sr;red aeliy I ma Mna
here at times today: but during a
greater part of the day transactions
were lacking in volume. with buying
only. spasmcdic. and the marker
STA continuing to upset European
markets after being shut out of facil-
The final rang in the Chicago
? 5-sc net loss. Dec. q Is to % IL;
to 2 1-sc down. Dec: rs IA to s-s;
oats ;sinns u=n nncn, nssd t. 10 ,- 4Sc o deci ane prov
Orders to sell out and thus put a
stop to losses were numerous at
times today in the corn market. Mucn
talk was heard that. with wheat ano
below corn. producers would let go
of their corn and would feed the sub.
stitutes. Liverpool today reported
very large offerings OF corn there
A Assertions from a leading trade au.
thority that Russia is capable OF
doubling her wheat exports this sea
son to 100. 900. 900 bu. instead OF the
so 1000. 900 bu. mexinum heretofore
predicted did much to keep the mar
ket today in a feverish condition
With such statements current Rus
sia's selling campaign abroad re-
ceived the Lions share Of attention
in the wheat pit here. However. q
further unsettling factor was weak
ness OF the New York stock market:
Meanwhile. reports in some quart
sers that chartering. of vessels fol
wheat shipments from Black Sea
ports were at least temporarily show
ing a decrease received but scant no.
tice. The apparent reason was tina
bookings of freight room for Russian
wheat exports were already SO bulk!
as to threaten congestion OF the chlel
European markets. Despite the al
legged haldt in chartering. heavy clear
ances in wheat from the Black Sea
were reported today as continuing,
influences by grain trade democrats.
alton and by sharp breaks IN tht
value of hogs. provisions IKewlse
gave way.
Corn prices today received some
buying support on the declines. fore.
casts indicated light frost over tne
weekend over the greater part o
the corn belt. May delivery of corn
however. sold at a new low on tne
crop.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. Men 18-
IS. Commence $4,000 month.
Steady work. Paid vacation. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Common ed
ucation sufficient. Full particulars
with sample coaching FREE. Write
today sure. Write Bismarck Trib-
une in care Of Ad. No. 10.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Men
Women, 1880. qualify for steady
Government Positions: sos $3.50
month: Paid yearly vacations:
Common education; Experience un.
necessary; Many needed Soon. Write
Instruction Bureau, 478. st. Louis.
Mo-, quickly.
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Farm Lands


LAND FOR RENT-Sh OF Sec Is
Township 14O. Range Is. eight miles
northwest from Driscoll. Terms:
Owner will furnish land and seed
and receive V of crop delivered
Mrs Anna Knauss, 500 Seventh
street. North. Bismarck. N. D.
IDEAL 40 acres. l mile Aitkin high
school. best of soil, part cultivated,
small house, some timber, some fine
meadow, fine for poultry and cows,
$500. $500 cash payment. w: F.
Hudson, Aitkin, MINI.
FOR SALE CHEAP-285 acre stock
and wheat farm located In Spokane
Valley. Crops seldom fail. Free
range and wood. Write owner. Box
IS, Corbin, Idaho.
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FOR SALE-A few COCO rebuilt
tractors various makes. Bismarck
implement Co. 20l Main Ave. Bis.
Mark n "
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolls. Sept. "a. = (APl =
Range of carlot grain sales: Wheat
No. hard spring 81 IS to 81 10
No. ! dark northerA 81 Ia to So 10
sample grade dark northern n 81
to 50: sample grade mixed 81 3-l: No
9 mixed S. Ia to % Is: No. 2 durun
So Is: No. / amber durum q Ia
No. ] mixed durun Sc to 70 -: No
Corn. No. 4 yellow IS.
Oats. No. 3 white 81 1-2 to 80 Is
Barley. No. 2 special Sc: No. 3. ~
to 81 1-2: sample grade IL to So.
Flax. No. l. 1.76 LIZ to 1.S1.
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FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms on ground floor In modern
home, electric stove, city heat and
close in, $4,000 per month, adults
only. Phone 872 after 600 p. m.
or on Sunday.
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Agents

BIG OHIO Corporation seeks man
ager for open territory Opportun.
ity to earn $500. IS 5000 and more
yearly. We furnish everything
Experience unnecessary. Fyr-FyteI
Co.. 1892 Fyr-Fyter Bldg, Dayton.
Ohio.
NEW BOX-New sales plan. Sell
box engraved Xmas etching fold
ers for only $1.00. Beats all COM
petition. Big profit. AIRCRAFT,
lit No. Wells, Chicago.
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Miscellaneous

WE HAVE a carload on track Of the
finest grade Of Early Ohio pota-
toes. On account Of the poor po-
tato crop this year throughout the
country all indications are that
prices will 60 higher and higher.
That being the case save money
and get your potato supply now
South Side Grocery, 222 Eleventh
street south.
VEGETABLES FOR sALE-Cabbage
&c and SC per lb.. carrots per bushel
$1.25. beets per bushel $l.00. Kohl
rabi per bushel soc. also potatoes
and onions. Inquire at 323 Front
street or at first farm west Of ball
park or write Box 202. Bismarck,
N. D.
FOR sALE-Lady's dark brown coat.
fur collar. $500: lady,s light brown
coat, large fur collar, $500. Mans
dark blue serge suit $1,000. These
articles are practically as good as
new. Phone 1628-W.
FOR SALE-0ood registered Oxford
ana Rambouillet rams. yearunes
6UO Two yeAJ UIoS. SVC8IoVoS 81 pOu'
ed Shorthorp bulls. Is months old.
strutz and Nqgel Bismarck n D.
FOR RENT-BGilding formerly &C.
cupied by Dicks Grocery. located at
sos Seventh. Inquire at Dicks
Grocery No. I. I'D Thayer.
FOR SALE-Hundred or more tons
good wild hay. at buyers price.
Write or call George Dickson, 9
miles north Kintyre, N. D. I
FOR SALE-A Few COCO retuilt
tractors various makeA Bismarck
implement Co. 20l Main Ave-. Bis
marck N OAK
FOR SALE-Boston Terrier pups,
well marked. With papers: reason
able. E. A. Sorensen, Lakota, N.
Oak.
FOR RENT-Three nice offic. rooms
over knowles Jewelry Store Apply
at tewelry store
FEED OATS WANTED-WachteI
Transfer Company.
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Fol Bismarck and Vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and Sunday. Some
what warmer. Frost tonight.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday. Somewhat. warm
err Sunday, and west portion tonight.
Frost tonight.
For South Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday. Somewhat warm
err Sunday. Probably frost tonight.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and Sunday.
Little change in temperature. Frost
tonight, mostly light.
For, Minnesota: Mostly fair tonight
and Sunday. Continued cool. Frost to-
night, heavy in places.
For Montana: Generally fair to-
night; warmer In northeast and ex-
IRENE south central portions. Sunday
generally fair in east, unsettled in
west; warmer in east portion.
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CLEARING HOUSE, sTATEMENT

New York. Sept. 27.-(AP)-The
weekly statement 70 the New York
clearing house shows:
Total surplus and undivided profita
$t.229. 3el. 100 UNCHANGED.
Total net demand deposits taver-
aGe) S33. 052. 900. increase.
Time deposits laveraks) $5,23S. 900
Increase.
Clearings week ending today. S..
7~05.425,4O9.
20, $6,534.145,699.
ClearinEs this day. .i1.225.ss3.1s9.
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Statesmen

CARTER window Washer cleans,
dries. polishes. Approved by Good
Housekeeping Institute and House.
hold Searchlight. A money maker.
Write today. Carter Products
Corp, 844 Front ST., Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Dead Animals Wanted

DEAD ANIMALS WANTED-Quick
service will be given removing your
dead OF undesirable live animal Is
such Is horses. hogs. cows and
sheep. all free OF charge We call
fol- one O more. large or small
Write or phone US promptly
Northern Rendering Company. Bis
marck. N D Box 265. Phone 406
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WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH
FROM OWNER-Four or five room
modern bungalow. Kindly give To-
cation and price In first letter.
Write Bismarck Tribune In are Of
Ad. No. "a.
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Sues Pola Negri (.
For Portrait Work

Paris. Sept. 27.-R}- Beltran
Masses, Spanish artist, is suing Poa
Negri for 5000 which he claims is
due for painting her portrait with a
shadowy form Of Rudolph Valentino
In the BACKGROUND.
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FOR RENT-Three room modern
apartment with private bath and
screened porch. Phone 360-M or
cali at 323 Second street afternoons
and evenings.
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Chicago. Sept. 27.-tAP-U. s. Dept
OF Agr.)-Potatoes. 113. on track 265
trading fair: Wisconsin sacked Irish
cobblers. 1.95-2.3O: according to quail.
ity: Minnesota North Dakota sacked
Red river Ohio's 1.9O-2.10: western
~ around 200; Idaho sacked russets
2.4O.2.6l.
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CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. 27.-(AP)-Poultry
alive. 4 cars. Is trucks. steady: fowls
21: springs %: ROSTERS IS: spring
turkeys Is: ducks 1918: spring geese
Is.
Butter. 1895. steady. prices un-
changed.
fresh graded firsts rs: ordinary cur
rent receipts 1920.
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roc LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Wve room duplex. at
tached garage: every modern con-
venience including natural gas fur
mace. Inquire lit Main Ave. Phone
ISL or Isl.
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CHICAaO CASH GRAIN

Chicago. Sept. 27.-fAP)-Wheat,
No, ] hard Is IL; No. northern
spring &c ga.
Corn. No. / mixed 81 "a. to SO: No.
1 yellow IS to 1-2: No. / white 81 1-2:
sample grade 80 TO y:
Oats. No. 2 white IS 1-2.
Timothy iced 7.25. to $50.
Glover seed 1915 to 24.25.
Lard 1880: ribs 1880: bellies 1887.
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Sept. 37-(APl- Wool: mar.
ket quite active during past week.
received the heavy end Of the Demand
but some business was done ON all
lower grades. Prices were steady on
all grades domestic woods. South
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Personal

ATTENTION-Never mind reading
books and papers. Join the grain
and stock pool and know where
you're at and what to do. End your
worries. Bismarck Grain and Stock
Pool.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTAroEs

Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 27.-tAP
u. S. Dept. of AEr.)-PotatOes. light
wire inquiry, demand slow, market
stronger. Carload fob. shipping,
points biased on delivered sales less
all transportation chargesl sacked
cwt. round white u. S. No. ! and
partly graded. few sales 1.65-1.70.
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OUTLOOK
For Week RAximnfn~ Cant. I

For the region Of the Great Lakes:
Fair weather beginning Of the, week:
precipitation period by the middle or
socle. followed by rising temperature
colder again by close.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys and the northern and
central great plains: Some indications
Of showers near beginning OF the
week. and probably another shower
period by middle or close. Rising tenn
perature first OF the week, probably
followed by cooler toward close.
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DULUTH CASH GRAIN

Du1uth. Mimi, Sept. 27.-(AP)-
Close: Flax on track 1.79 ia to 1.S2
ii: to arrive 1.79 IA: Sept. 1.79 Ia;
i.ss l-i:: May 1.s7 ga.
Wheat. No. ] dark northern 80 3-d
to 81 3-8: No. 2. u 3-S to- so 3-8: No.
3 DO: ~ as to - 3-Sc: No. north.
err 7s S-s to 81 S-sc: No: 2 do: rs
IS to Tic: No. 2 10. 81 to Tic: No.
durum SIC: No. 2. do. 66 to SIC: No. !
mixed durum So to csc: No. 2 do.
66 to CSC: No. l red durunn. IS to SIC.
Oats. No. 3 white. 81 lac.
No. / rye - l-4c.
Barley.choice to fancy 46 to 49c;
medium to good 43 to 46c; lower
grades 40 to 43c.