Decatur Herald from Decatur, Illinois • Page 23

iy, the attractive one- luxurious limousines, the superior plays WORLD'S GREATS PRODUCTIONS IN EATEST THEATERS PICTURES: 2,4, 6, 8,10 Mat. ISe-SOc Night 25c-50c PRICES TODAY IN OPE VS EVENTS With HERTH OECATUR HERALD Grain Market Live Stock "MAY, JUNE 2, 1929 DEC.ATUR HERALD Big Decrease In Loan Stimulates New Buying Hew Highs in Current Recov- 'ery Made in Many Sections of List BT ELMER C. WALZER (Halted Press Financial Editor) JJJ8W YORK, June 1--The record- brtlHnt decrease in brokers Joans tn tie week ended May 29 stimulat- further broad buying activities on tin stock exchange in early trading gsturday. New highs on the current recovery were made in many iKtlvM of the list under ths leader- inlt a renewed demand for high (nit railroad shares. Nev York Central snd New Haven furnished strong leadership for the carrier shares, the latter attaining new high ground for the year.

Erie Chesapeake Ohio, Mlssouri-Kan- sn-Twai, Missouri Pacific and Beading all reaching new highs on Ike recovery- Atchison sold at another high record at 2241, up nearly point American Can Strong Price movements in the industrial fist showed small gains over the pre- vfeus closing levels, with American da again the principal feature of strength. General Motors. Montgomery Ward, International Combustion tit General Electric also made small over the previous closing lev- tit. Improvement in the main body of stocks gradually spread during the flrrt hour. Further new highs on the movement were reached by the principal rails, including New York Central, Atchison and Missouri-Kansas- Texas, while industrials advanced under the leadership of American MARKETS AT A GLANCE (By Untied Prfsi i Stocks firm and active carrier shares in broad demand.

Bonds quiet and firm; railroad issues active. Curb stocks active and firm, utilities strong. Call money held over at 6 fer cenl. foreign exchange closed lamer, sterling under presswe. Grains firmed up moderately.

Cotton sold off moderately. Rubber quiet and firm. Produce exchange securities quiet and mixed. GRAIN PRICES ADVANCE HERE iroved Tone; CMttd New York Stock List All grains advanced one cent in 4 All 1C 1 lUttal Can and General Electric. Shattuck a feature of the merchandising division.

FINANCIAL BRIEFS the Decatur cash markets Saturday Other markets showed no changes however. Following are the offers made by local dealers Saturday: i Corn Ko. 2 Yellow Corn LI (By Drrator rucklnaT Co,) Touns hoKs. ins to :60 pound oung ho 2S1 to 250 pound Heavy Medical Cows Choice steers Veal calves Jio 50 '105? (By L'nilcd -SEW TORK, June 1--Hanover Fli surance stockholders have a i a a capital to 14.000.000 from S3 ured B6 Hides Itrtfl (Wtrt j. re Ind the capital to rf, 0 clal 1 a 10 per cent.

nock dividend and lias offered new stock Jin Shlr ratl of a tlonal share for every ten shares held Bulls Cuttora Canners Spring lamba POUI.TR1 (87 Tick roultri Co.) Hens Leghorn hens Leghorn springs Colored Springs 31d roosters Mve pigeons, dozen Heavy white duck. Colored and small ducks units (B A. Wtliins, Inr.) Horse hirga II.ODC-jf.UU i J12.00 .10 .14 .10 otocks-- A Pf A Air Ked Alaska -lllltid Lh Allied Clieni Allls Thai Amerada Am AK. eh Am. Ikft Sugar Bui th Am.

Br. Sh Oan Am F. P. Am Jlo. i'r A Am.

i Am Luto Am. Met Am Pwi. Am. Kad sun San Am. Snult High.

Low. Close. Am. Sugar Am. bum 6 1 dfc 41', .111 7 4 S7', l-'ti 4T4.

J7? i 511; 131 41 '4 551,, 11J1-J T. Am. T. Am. Tob Am.

TMIB Am Am. Zinc Anaconda Anchor cap Andes Cop Arch Dan Mid Arm 111 A Arm 111 Abso. if. u. A -U.

A A Sales Auto Strop A 1 4 4 20', ..104 17(1 141 111 li3(s 46 31 S2 10 16 68 4 1 6i.il 91' 82 170 144 61', Strupp A Co. 13 Importing K.nno 000 in gold from the Argentine. ed Sta(es treasury has called for repayment ou June 4 bj de-' tn this Uistrlct jud rrom entire tonutry on count of certificates of indcbteUne sued March 1C. Green Beef Cured Calf i Green Calf Hides AND Esrgs Butterfat A) Butter (class A B) -nipping 4 is- CASH GRAIN St. Louis Cash Grain Tork Federal a ratio per cent, against 84.4 per cent i list week and 72.1 per cent a ear ago ST LOUIS.

grain closed: Enerva System ratio is "I 5 ner WHEAT In demand steady against 7 5 9 per com. a week 68.9 per cent. year ago. 1 ago Boris Emmet, treasurer of B. Schle- jmter Sons, Saturday stated a he mew of no negotiations between May De- rartmnt Stores and B.

F. Schleslnger red, hard Ic higher Xo. 2 red N'o 4 red a i red garlicky 9 1 I i 00, 3 hard SJc; No. 91 ic; No. 4 hard CORN In a i demand, 1 to lower; No.

No. 3 i 87c. OATS in a i a stfady to lc lower; 3 i No 4 i Commercial failures In the i Stairs In th. pa.t week numbered 374. asainsi 410 the preceding week and 344 in tlie corresponding week of last jear accord- log to Dun's Review.

"Meas-Jred by the usual tests, businc-a appears well suwained. thonsh the effects on the course of trade by continued fllgn money rates are becoming more i Ue," says Dun's Review. Brsdstrpet's notes a a mfire irrepu- tone In trade but i trade distribution i i better a lilt 1KT. Commercial transactions i the WMk ended May 2i. as reflected 15 check' mtm higher than in the pre- w.ek and the same week of according Joerce.

Peoria Cash Grain 8y Vnitcd Press.) PEOPIA Corn i i 2 i S3; 3 6 78; lample grade 7 3 i i 3 7 6 OATS no sales: 3 i 38939c bid. Indianapolfs Cash Grain 8y iiiterf Press.) ORN-- Steady; 2 i 2 8 3 I4.009C.OO Oh i A a CIR Beth Stl Belli stl Pf Jardn Bosu man Jr trou Erie i i Hush Tml Co(i Super By Prod ,08 i I'alu A .01 Calu i Can Pac Caso Th Cent Alloy Sll Cerro De Pasco Cert Teed dies Oh Chic Ct I i i. i i Xiv i 1 Chri city Mtri A Coca Lola 'ol Kuel I Col laa Col Graph Col Car Coin Cred Com Com Poiv Congol Nairn Consol Gas Cont Bui; A Cont Cnn Cont Mot Corn Piod Cotj Croslej' Radio Cane .42 4 4 1 3 6 I I 7 7 it 97 ...1:1 .127 4 0 .300 4 2 4 SI 2 6 i 1 4 5 4 31 63 IP 310 Nat. Pow L. Nt-v.

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Pac. cts i Elev cnls stl Pac. Gas Klec I'ack Mot Pan Am. Para Fain Para Til Park ut Pat Mines Pen Ford Pcnn Rr Pliila Head Inl Mor Prc Oil c. Pet Its Coal Postal T.

C. oitum Co 'ress stl car 'ub. Serv 'ub. Serv. Pf 'ullman 'ure Oil silk Hard Mot epub I.

8. 10 Grande Oil 52 4 3 1 4 4 I J.I ...1113 ..102 ..335 I 1 10194 101 3 3 4 37', 14', 2 "4 58 1 .1041,4 S7H 76', 241, 90 2 1 49 78 Ifc 1 4 4 24 214 103 101 69 li' 14 i BEARS CAUTIOUS IN FACE OF NEW WHEATSTRENGTH Corn and Oats Benefited From Reaction From Liverpool Market LITTLE TRADING Farm hews finance a a Ic1s clc er I li steady, demand Timothy--1 car No. 3 at $16, 1 car No 6 1 2 a cais dc at $18, 1 car No. 1 at $20. car at 3 St.

Louis Wool. Hidei. Etc. WOOL--Lot of 8600 pounds iold at 3Bc or clear medium, off grades at Quota- Ions. Market unchanged, but dull.

Mlssouii, Illinois; Wisconsin, Southeast owa, Eastern Oklahoma, Northern Ar- 'liar--Medium, slight buiry, aneas and ow and brild, 31 hard Wry. iSc! 1 Ine 66 101' 15 'i 31 (Sit CHICAGO, June" action on the part of bears following the restoration of firmness in Liverpool allowed wheat to advance major fractions here Saturday. Trading was quiet. Corn and oats benefited from the reaction in wheat. At the close wheat was to cent highcv, corn was up i to 1 cent and oats were i to i cent higher.

Provisions were unchanged to slightly higher. Sentiment in wheat appeared more mixed, many bears having switched over to the bull side on belief that the Southwest has been getting too much rain. There was a feeling in certain quarters that the long de cline was about over and short sell ing has become hazardous. However many traders did not care to remain long over the weekend. Cash Losing Strength The narrow spread between corn ind wheat, anj improved crop conditions over most of the belt, caused considerable bear sentiment In the coarse grain.

Country offers are Increasing and with larger arrivals at all primary points. The cash situa- -Light, long staple, 29fl30c' short, 2602Sc; heavy, long. slight burry, 40c; li Black and Dtad it less than clear GRAIN BRIEFS (By Vnilci Press.) planting Is re- re- bout com many from he Immense surplus rom oM wheai crop and the excellent outlook llr the new continue to be well advertised. hort anl holder, of dally and weekly of whe'aT the only pre 50c; No. burry, 30c block aella washed accordlng-io 3 bU rv? IDES 5uole Current receipts: No 6 pound 45 p)Unds a pounds, 9c; No.

2 over 46 bulls. No. 6c; bulls, No hides, 6c. Dry--Flint, 16c 1, over 45 pounds, 8c; 2. 6e, glue GERMAN BONDS GOOD AS DEBT IS SETTLED Vnitei Press.) NEW YORK, June 1 A steady tone prevailed in the weekend tefri sion on the bond market Saturday, with a good demand In evidence for convertibles, and a few foreign United States government securities were quiet and steady.

Atchison 4ls again assumed leadership of the rails, while accumulation went ahead In securities Rock Island Refunding Us, Missouri Pacific Sis and Southern Pacific 41s. New Haven convertible issues were strong with their relative stocks. The sentiment on the stock exchange was reflected In a broad demand for standard convertibles like American Telephone Telegraph 4l8 American I. G. Chemical Sis.

In- 10 1 Tel Aill gnany Corporation issues. The optimistic tone of the news cotton mules, mares, fat, good rom reparations conference was Buenos Alre. wheat I. about ents lower, corn ha. dropped another Peatura of recent trading has been the of stop lott on the decline.

touched off ----i -v. f---- nut, JOC ed, I3c; salted pack, I2c- culls 8c culls salted, 7 uncured hide. 1 I. ELTS -Bach: Wool pelt. 0 lambs' pelts, 76cS12 clips, GOAT SKINS Per shin- No.

1 coming iu 1 1 an rn at No. 1 do (short-haired, at 60c; W--Country run In at SKFtmif TM 1C Un! BbESWAX--At 3Sc per pound. cotton a n.3 to is hands, macs mentals firmed up In while other European govern- half brone, 15.2 to II hands, JWfr small, common mules, $15040 wl ll the above quotations tabulated according to the slso of the mule, this Is only one factor In determm- the prlca of the. animal at present- quality, shape and being very Important elements. list BC4ttered throuthout the 74 US 74 us (0 si 2 2 4 sop sT 71', .150 I .3331.

5S f.9 IP 148 4 4 i 152'i 20 108', II'' I 57 89 Curtlss Aero ison Deere A Cr Del Hud I. yellow 7 6 77i No i OATS-- Steady: 2 3 4 0 i i A Firm 5 red II. 0 1 9 1 0 5 hard HAY Steady no change. 3 I East TCodak Kat Ax 3 Elec A Elec I. 2 Knpr Pub Ser Erie to the department of Com- Tou.sstown District Steel operations a If Ik Per "Pa'ity- Makers "Sheets and snips are booked su to weeks ahead.

OU Markets NEW TOP.K--Sales of oil sto. on the and stock exchange I Coatinentil oil 2 0 Onlo Oil. 71114 Std Oil of I i f4 Oil or Kansas. 1814 Oil of Oil of Nehr. 41 dlln ReflnliK.

39', trawc Oil, jtles sue Curb 29 Chicago Cttsh Grain Bv United Prns.) WHEAT--No. 3 Northern 561'c. CORN--No 2 mixer! Sic: No. 3 SO; Nr 7 i i 7 6 corn. No.

1 yellow JS'vc: No i 8 2 2 4 No. 3 No 4 1 No, 6 7 7 I 4 No 2 84 Sic. Sample grade i No 7 i 7 6 Uati, 3 white 4 0 3 4 2 No. 4 i 4 0 sample grado 3Sc. BARLET-- 49C63C'.

TIMOTHY-- S3.S5S-4 25.00. early and don't join clubs," is the advice for happiness given by Sir Walter Runciman, British millionaire. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The undersigned, The National Bank of Decatur, executor of the last will and testament of Joseph F. Trimmer, deceased, in compliance with said will, and to settle said eitate, will offer at public auction, on the premises, on JUNE 22nd, 1929 2 o'clock p. m.

the following described real esUtc: The west half of the northwest quarter of section 36, and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 25, all in township 1 7 north, range 2 east of the third P. situated in the County of Macon and State of Illinois. premises are located about 2 miles north of Decatur, on the County Farm road and are about I mile of the I. T. S.

shops. These premises will be sold subject to the rights of I nant now in possession under lease expiring March 1930. TERMS: 50 'c of purchase price to be paid in cash on We of sale. Balance payable upon delivery of deed. The National Bank of Decatur Executor of the last will and testament of Joseph F.

Trimmer deceased. and REDMON, Attorneys J( R. Bradshaw, Auct. SEE LARGE SALE BILLS FOR PARTICULARS Flsk Kleischmann Kox Film A Freeport Tex Oatirlcl A Uen Am Tank Gen Elec Gen Mot Gen Ky SIR Gen P.pf Bros filldden Co i Pr Pf Gold Dust a Gdrch" Gdyr hm Pse a I Pf Ore cananea 191 ....1:154 usvi 1 7 1 i 5Bi. B7 76 S3 CSi 4 150 44', 3.15 1S1-, 20 "4 1121,.

75 Hi 9 I 571, 89 2 i 44'i 1204 61 76 75 39 "sis tit. Joseph Lead Rt-t Seneca Shattuck shell Union OH Simmons Simnis Pet Sinclair Skelly Oil South Pac Ry Sparks With Spear Spencer Kell Spgl May Etr sincer Mfg Stan Com Tob Ntan Oil of s. o. N. S.

O. N. Y. Stew War Strom Stdbkr Sun oil Superior Oil Superior Stl Tenn Cop 'ex Corp 'hompson Lorp Thompson Tide w. As.

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HI 0 143 250 ion is losing some strength. Lack of interest Is the principal handicap on oats. The firm tone In other pits kept futures higher most of the session. Cash grain prices were: Whea unchanged to 1 cent higher, corn un changed to 1 cent higher and oat unchanged to 3j cents higher. Re ceipts were: Wheat, 91 cars; corn 122, and oats, 25.

LIVE STOCK LIVESTOCK BCVIEW Vniteil frws.) CHICAGO. 1--Choice hogs acallng below 520 Ibs. lost from 5 to 10o In the trade at Chicago, but beivler weights but other grades sold about ly's averages. Top was butchers. Cleveland was steWir, Pittsburgh (c higher and East Buffalo strong to to higher.

Total i ere 00 Chlca Indianapolii Liveitock Vnilet Press.) HOG--receipts market generally steady; 250-380 Ibs. 110 i 200-260 Ibs. ISO-MO H'i 93 'i 73-54 61 S5 2 2 5 .130 13 62ji S5 1 S5'i 15', 12 4SH 117 UP 18 PRODUCE 6J14 117 85 226 ISO 47'i 5.1 12 1J Vanadium Vlck Ch Vulcan Detln Waldorf Syst War Bros War Qum Wesson Oil S. West Air Br El hue Cagle Oil Willys Ov Wilson Co Worthlngton Wrlgley Tel Tr Young Young S. A.

T. 29 '4 a i 4 36 2 2 ur, 12 69 110'. 111' JS 14 isori iri' 3 4 35 21'i 7 7 4 4 7 73 73 CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS Closing quotations on the Chicago mer exchange: a stor packed firsts old November refrigerator standards old new 3514. BUTTER--June fresh standards 4 storage standards Chicago Produce Uy irnicmf Press.) EGOS--Market i receipts U.301 cases; eitra firsts fristi JUjc- ordinaries i seconds J6c. BUTTER--Market firm, receipts 17,253 tubs; extras Mlra firsts 41042c; seconds 38O3lc; standards 42Hc.

POULTB1'--Market easy; receipt. 3 cars; Jowls leghorns ducks 2092Sc; gersa 17c; turkeys 30c; roosters 20c; broilers J0840c CHEESE--Twing 22c; young America's but all other klnda and classes ranged rom steady to 60c lower. Week's er- xeme top was All cattle markets were nominally nieady today. Receipts Chicago 200, Cleveland 20, Pittsburgh 25 and East Buffalo 100. total 345.

Receplts at Chicago were all to packers today, but for week fat lambs showed a loss of springers were around 60c lower and ewes weak to 2Sc lower, IPO. were: shorn lambs 112.25; springer. and fat ewes 17.60. Total receipts were 4,274. is follows: Chicago 4,000 Cleveland CO, Plttsburgn 125 and East Buffalo Eait St l.oult Liveitock (Bv United (U.

S. Department ot Agriculture) HOG--Houelpts 1061; market steady. 2(0-350 Ibs. 110.50010 lit 200-250 Ibfc HO.S50I11; UO-JOO Ibs 130-HO Ibs. 110.28010.98; 90 packing sons IJ.lo CURB MARKET STRONG AS NEWJWONTH STARTS (Bv VitUtt Prat.) NEW YORK, June l-Furtlur new highs on current recovery curb exchange at the of th month followlnt; 1 11 'a ls ei 60 1() 5 7 5: overnight anonuncement of the SO 60 I 6 ord-breaking decrease of CATTLE receipts calves receipts loans In the week Bulk quotation.

ed 29 irnished a strong ba- constructive operations. Mohawk and Hudson Power rose near- bulk fat lams' I 5 polnU to a furtl er new high (or 'iamb, i i i Andean Superpower new 12.50; bulk euii lamb. bulk Bow ever, met come realizing, openlnc 1 1 lite fractionally lower at 39 on a cutter cow. v.aler. 113 14.60; heavy f7.6«e12; built of 15.000 Springfield Livestock Electric Bond Light the industrial list were i comparatively narrow FINANCE CATTLE-- son; calves receipts )c.

Market compared week ago, steers J5c to 40c higher. Vealers steady for week l5 "ght yoarllngs and heifers I1Z.I6014; beet cows IS.76B 10.75; low cutter and cutter cowa $6S $USOSH4; heavy calvers 8 8tOCk an4 MdCr POTATOES--On track 2S8; arrivals 73- In transit 675; new stock steady to weak, old Alabama sacked triumphs best 76 Texas best $.1.00 poor 12.00 up; South Carolina Irish cobblers 15.5085.70; Wlscon.ln sacked round white. 75c4tiJ5c, Minnesota 70 80ci Idaho sacked russets Jl.6091.65. New York Produce 129 CHICAGO STOCK MARKET Hshld Pr Sound Hdsn Jlot Ill LVnt Ind. Itef Insp Cop Int i I Bus I Comb Int.

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"4 IP 74 1 i anh Rrg A 107 "4 6i 10514 61 7(1 Ti 102 3'4 ins 14 65 Anne Stl "6 All Amor Mohk 16'i Allied Mot Ind 45 Anier Pwr 25 Amer Hadlo Sirs. 1JH Art Met Wks 35ij Asso Inv Co 62 Bastian Blessing 4 i i Corpn 165 Bore War 115 8 65 Butler Bros 25 "i Benilix Avla 83 Cont Pub Serv A Cherry Burrell 48 Con P.ys 3 Chgo Corp 3514 Chgo Coin Cts 'hgo Yol Cab 29 Com Edison Matrls 454 Consumers Co 9 Ciane Co 4f H.ivls Tnd A 914 Elec Hshld 53 Empire A K1U Slm.nona Cnll 73 Koote Bros Gear 23 Gen Spg Bump A tiO (It Lakes A i a A 22'4 Grlpsby Grunow 1391i carter Cv pf Co 45ii Unsull Utll Inv 39 Jeff Elet 4 Kiilam Stoic Ken Rad Tube A 20 Ky Utll Jr Cum Pf 61H Keystone steel Wire 40 I.cath Co 18 Llbby Mrnl Lby Lion Oil Ref 33 McQuay Norrls Mdws Miller Cv Pf 47 Miss Val Pr Pf S3 Mo Kans Pipe 31 Morgan Llth 25 Rad 24 Nat Std 43 Noblltt Sparks 47 Nor Am Car ft Am Corp 36 Dshkosh Overall lu'i ac Pub Serv A 23 'otter Co 37 Pub Serv 111 260 Qkr Oats 305 Rellani-e Mfs 224 Ross Gear Toll 54 saunders Stores A Sonatron 3o Std Dredg 29 stelnito Radio 24 Stdbkr Mall A 25 i Co Time Stnt Cont pf 29 Unit Corp of A Pf 27 i Heprod Part Pf 21 Gyp 7454 t) Radio Htlevis 70 Utll Indus 32 48 114 26 Vi us 45 5 Hi 2214 2014 2414 45 38 25 83 2(914 'lilted FLOUR--Unsettled and weak; aprlnr patents pork steady; mesa 30 lard easUr; Mid-West spot $11.90 W12.00; tallow dull; special to extra 7'i POTATOES--Qultt; Long Island $275 Southern Maine Bermuda $6,0007.01) SWEET POTATOES steady; Southern 3.25. basket Jersey basket DRESSED POULTHT--Firm; turkeys chickens Capons 300 50c; fowl. 18e23c: ducks Long Island LIVE POULTRY--Weaker; gees. 17c; ducks fowls tur- roosters chickens SHEEP-- 200; market for week SOc to 75c lower steady At Ion shorn basis: top fat lambs IU.2S; ulk fat bulk cull ambs tSQtS; bulk fat ewes Bulk prlng lambs I14.75eis.25; bulk cull pring Chicago Livetlock nUU Prtsi.) Dept.

of AgrU-Llve- Liberty (Bv VoUei Press.) Clo.lng prices on Liberty Bonds: ZVi'a 1st 4lh 4U's 9S.2S. Treasury 4Vs Treasury ft 103.2. Treasury 3 100.2. Foreign Exchange (Bv Vailed Press.) Foreign Exchange closed lower Demand Sterling .48414 off .00 Ml. Francs .0390 11-18 off .0080 1-11.

Lira off Belgas up 1 Marks .2383. Montreal .8926. some pront-taklng but this was partly offstt by impressiv. atrtngth in Gulf Oil of Pennslyvanla and Lake Superior Corporation. OECATURHERALD DBCATCH 1IOKMINO HBKAIiD CikMrlplln I la CtBlral IMlDula.

nu 1 month, in tlM 1 moeth I carrter delinrr tn Dwuar Ifcmbtr ot AnoelaM Pms titled lo tht iirTll news eredltKl it or Mt tn jwp.r tbm'i. 3Mr I Hlng S.OOO directs; choice hogs scaling under 2SO II) i to lOc i i alul 'er weights steady In comparison with Friday's average; top 1090 paid 211 Ib weights; ew "iai'l 11 Cholce 16 230 few loads medium to good quality down to several loads strictly choice 240-300 Ibs weights lot weight butchers down pacliln sowl pigs PPert tl0k lili 11 'i 324 4314 102K 19 keys 17c: hrollers CHEESE--steady: stato whole mi fancy to Spls Toung Amerlc BUTTER--Market steady; Creamery ex 43c; special market EGGS--Market Irregular; nearby whi fancy State whites fresh firsts Pacific Coast Weste-n whites near by browns St. Louis Millstuffs, Hay MILLSTUFFS-Whrat-feed weak an Hull, with quotations reportei thus: Standard brun at J22 75 shorts at standard mlddl'lngi a flour middlings at Car stand ard bran (Immediate shipment) at 123 the only local sole reported, and go out. local mills reported sales of gray shorts at $27.50 and 1 mixed TM br at J23.SO and gray shorts 60. Oat-feed Quoted (nominal) at 19 i hominy feed (do) at gluten feec at 136 90.

Corn germ meal at 137.90 olu- ten meal at $43.90. ALFALFA new crop choice at $31.75, Immediate shipment; old ct No. 2 in s. h. sacks at $26 and No.

1 LINSEED OIL MEAL--Old process 31 per cent quoted at $65.90 and 32 per at per ton. COTTON-SEED MEAL--Quote 41 per cent at $37 and 43 per cent at $40 per ton. HAY-- Receipts, 8 cars, Including 7 tin ago fed steer, and long yearllncs 25 to 40c higher; shipper demand broad! inbetween grade, predominating; water- exceedingly large; light y.arllngs fully off; regardlesa of more grassy cow. and heifer, showed hill. "i prlce rnnK bulls 26 to 50c lower; vealers :5 to 60c higher; stock, acarse and about steady, reliable aemand being for better only Wahl Co Weitark Radio stores Wins OH Matlc Vinton Eng Con Pf Zenith Had 20 40 73'4 30 V4 23 jui ueiier grade light kinds; extreme top Keen 16.10 yearlings and heavies $15.00 and helj: er yearlings bulk of steer, and searllngs sold fronv with average price approximately $13.16 SHEEP 4 000 today, supply all direct; for week doubles from tetdlng nn springer.

116.50; late top prices weak to J6c lower; early top price, vtr wooled lamb. 1600, Iambi ll'S aprlngers 116.BO; late top wrlce. were lamb, m.oo, shorn lamb, lit't springers Jlo.00; hulk price, were shorn lamb. 00, nathe or. fat ewe.

M.OO 7.00; a i i Peoria Livestock with ntltd Prttt.) HOGS-- Receipt. 3.200; market ateady 180-250 pound. 260-300 pound. 140-17(1 pound. I5.90»»1Cij? 9 CATTLE an- Veal receipt, with market unchanged.

St and Mulct Receipts of horse! and mules offered for al. yesterday w.r. light, th. total late being I2S head. Trad, yesterday lv confined to commission alleys; tales medium to goad draft sood lo choice chunks, 00; medium lo good chunks.

$60900; hole. Southern $(0(965; f.l" id ood Southern fc smooth- plugs, $5 Native Quotations--Draft hands, $185(8250i mint mules, 6 to 18 2 hands', iiioiiii; muln. a good hair. 18 to hand? PAGE Motor Service Allis-Chalmers Tractors 20-35 New UNITED TRACTORS Now on Display in Our Show Rooms CORNER HILTON AND PRAIRIE STREETS -Urn Kt. Vtaaea Ctatralla MMtor lower Prices Jime 410 ZOO for ptr joo for 405 S.

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