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THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 193S. PAGE SEVENTEEN 41280,408. POUNDS Bond Dealings on New York Stock Exchange RAIL BONDS, UTILITIES CORN PRICES RiVlER COTTON LOAN OUTLOOK HUSBAND SECRETARY OF TOBACCO SOLD Revised Figures for Two DRAW MAJOR BUYING AS WHEAT TAKES DIP SENDS PRICES SOARIMG SLAIN BY NEW YORKER Sales (la $1,000.1 High. Low. Close.

St A 5s 43 107 106 106 5 St PMM 4s Mont 37 104 104 104 1 St Paul Co Dep 5s 72 1171 117 117 2 SAAA Pass 4a 43 90 90 90 11 San Ant Pb St 6a 52 109 108 108 4 Schulco 6a 46 ata 43 431 43 High Clow. 64 46 66 S4J 64t 644. 62 62 62 107 1071 107 105 104J 1041 105 104 105 Sales (In $1,000.) 1 111 Cen eol tr 4s 53 35 5s 63 A 1 I AC SLA. NO 4 68 4 111 Steel 4a 40 14 Inland St 4a 78 A 4 Inland Pt 4a .81 10 Interb Tr 7s 32 NEW TORK. Ang.

14. Following are today's bijch. low and closing pricea of bonds on the New York Stork Exchange and tbt total aalea of each hood: iLnited gtates cnHrnmnt bonds in dollars and U. 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

LIBERTY Sale, (in High. Low. Close. 18 4th 33-3 101.10 101.8 101.8 92 92 92 71 7 7 Market Finishes 11-21 Points Weeks Show Average Price of 21.88 Cents. By The Associated Press.

Georgia fanners marketed pounds of leaf tobacco last week at a value of $6,421,062.66, it was Woman, 35, Enraged by TSEASUST. 91 90 72 70J 68 68 91 90 90 89 Government Iisues Pick Up But Prices Continue Downward. 90 VI 901 73 News of Continued Drouth Over Western Section Spurs 24 Interb Tr 7 32 et. 64 Interb Tr 6t 32 13 Int Tr 6a 32 ct 397 Int Tr rfg 5a 66 55 Int Tt rfg 5a 64 ct 20 Interlake Iron 5s 31 1 Int Arrie 5a 42 ata 15 4 it 7t 3(S 4.1-4) Higher After Bankhead Announcement. Mate's Avowal of Love for 23-Year-OId Girl.

731 13 98 98 98 116 23 116.14 IK 23 106.12 100.8 106.12 111.21 111.18 111.21 111.14 111.14 111.14 110.12 110.11 110.12 108.15 108.15 108.15 107.12 107.12 107.12 1018 108.18 108.18 108.24 108.21 108.24 shown in a -evised report made yes 103. 10o 103, 9 8i 9 NEW ORLEANS COTTON RANGE. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Daily Bond Averages. 23 4a 44-54 1 4 41-54 reg 7 3j 44-54 4 3s 4043 June 2 Sit 43-47 74 3 41-43 Men 2s 3s 41 95 3t 44-44 54 3,1 40-49 38 .38 terday by Garland Bagley, statistician for the State Department of Agricul Prev.

33 34 34 33 ture. The per pound average was 55 541 58 58 22.53 cents. 57 57 Prev. Open High Low dose Close Oct, 10.82 11.23 10.76 11.09 10.88 Dec 10.68 11.0 10.81 10.94 10.73 Jan. 10.69 10.98 10.69 10.90 10.71 Mar.

10.73 11.00 10.60b 10.87 10.72 May 10.72 10.99 10.83 10.8 10.72 July 10.68 10.80 10.68 10.80 10.69 106.4 100.28 100.1 104.15 104.9 101.13 104.10 I'M. 4 104 10 103.10 103.14 H3.1 103.11 103.16 101. 100.29 101. Consolidating sales for the first two 34 33 1 551 581 57 78 82 71 751 11 61 7 S.s 49-52 33 44-44 11 3s 109 2is 35-4H .88 .881 .901 .751 .381 .27 .281 weeks of the tobacco market, Bagley 10 Int Cement 5a 48 34 Int Gt Nor adj 6i 52 10 Int Gt Xor 1st 6s 52 11 Int Gt Xor 5 56 8 Int Gt Xor 5 56 106 Int Hydro El 6s 44 7 Int Mer Mar 6s 41 3 Int Paper 6 55 12 Int Paper 5s 47 24 Int TAT ct 4s 39 21 Int TAT 4a 52 43 Int TAT deb 5 35 1 Iowa Cen rfg 4s 31 2 Iowa Cen 5s 38 rt .1 4 JamesFAClea 4a 59 3 KC PowALt 4ia 61 22 KC South 5 50 1 KC South 3a 50 (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) 20 20 20 CO Ind'e. BK l.

Ctils. Total W.dneslay 89 8 SO 4 lol. is Previous day 89.0 SH.2 ixi.l wk i2 Mj.it sa 5 Month aro k'J i iw.i s8 leer 82.2 T9 7 11 9 82.9 19.V. 89 3 s4.1 lol.l 1 low 71.0 89.3 83.0 1934 hi! 85 90.O 0. bs.l 191 low 72 0 74.1 77 74.8 1933 77.1 84 9 85 83 4 19.3 low 58 3 57 0 74 1 63.6 reported total sales of 4180,408 78 82 71 75 11 6 78 82 71 74 1 61 JEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.

.2 2 21 Hi Hi Ui 51 51 3 31 31 Si 98 97 98 103 li)3 t3i 112 112 112 59 58 59 109 109 109 100 100 100 74 74 74 74 73 731 741 741 741 97 96 86 SO 80 80 87 86 S6J 105 105 103 50 49 49 1 48 44 471 81 80 80 40 39 39 34 36 36 110 110 110 9 9 9 1041 103 103 21 21 21 48 47 481 102 102 102 100 991 100 Ul 111 111 105 105 105 89 89 89 104 104 104 99 99 99 1151 113 115 P2 92 921 .87 .831 -86 .86 .89 1.88 .881 .881 .91 .891 -90 .901 .76 .75 .731 .711 .57 .55 .56 .551 .371 .561 -57 .56 .27 .24 .24 .27 .281 .281 .281 .281 .31 .31 .31 .311 .41 .401 .41 -40 .44 .431 .431 .43 .471 .47 .47 .47 pounds, bringing farmers since the August 1 opening. 3 3a 47 102.8 102.5 102:8 3 3a 49 101.29 101.25 101.29 HOME OWNERS LOAN. The. average for the season so far is I 115 3 A 52 101.30 101.22 lol 2T 123 2ia 30-49 100.20 100.18 100.20 21.88 cents a pound. Already the market has exceeded SO 0 801 112 112 112 NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

-NEW ORLEANS. Ang. 14. Spot closed quiet, SO points up. Sales 301; low middling 10.65: mid-dling 11.40; food middling 11.85; receipts 737; stock S6 1.068.

WHEAT September December May CORN September December May OATS September May RYE September December May BARLEY September December LARD September October December January Ma BELLIES September Xew 1335 high. all sales for the 1934 season. Sales .401 .43 .471 last year were 33.623,474 pounds at 13 Seab A con 6s 45 3 Sea A ad 5 49 2 Sea A 4i oO tta 19 Sea A rfg 4s 59 3 Sea-All Fla 6a 35 A et 17 Slur St Hoop 5a 43 8 Shell Pipe 3s 52 1 Sierra 4 SFPow 5s 49 3 Silesian Am 7s 41 9 So Bell TAT 3s 41 3 So Col Pow 6 47 13 Sou Psc 4 is 68 16 Sou Pac 4a 81 21 So Pac 4s 69 20 So Pac rfg 4a 55 10 So Pae eol tr 4s 49 18 So Pac 41a Or 77 5 So Pic 8 Ter 4a 50 79 South Ry 61s 56 86 South Ry gen 6s 36 25 South Ry con 5s 94 116 South Ry gen 4s 56 6 Sou Ry 4a MAO 38 1 Bell Tel 5s 54 1 Spokane Int 3a 35 13 St Oil 4s 51 1 Stevens Hot 6s 43 4 Studebiker 6s cvt 45 2 Swift A Co 3s 50 8 Ten El Pow 6s 47 A 10 TRRASL 4ia 39 TRRASL 4s 53 4 Tex 8 5s 50 16 Tex Corp 5s evt 44 6 Tex A Orl 5s 43 18 Ter A 1st 5s 2000 4 Tex 5s 77 19 Tex A 5s 79 10 Tex A 5s SO 2 Third Ave adj 5s 60 14 Third Ave 4a 60 1 Tnion Cal 6a 42 5 li Pac 4is 67 17 I Pac 1st 4s 47 10 TJn pc 4a 68 6 I Pac rfg 4s 2008 13 t'nit Am 5s 30 12 fnit Drag 5s 53 31 Run 5s 47 15 UnlT PAR 6s 36 6 Utah LAT 5s 44 4 Ctah PAL 5s 44 61 61 61 73 73 73 .401 .41 .40 .41 a $6,299,761.96 value, for an average of 18.73 cents. The revised figures on last week's sales were unchanged from Monday's NEW TORK COTTON RANGE. Prer.

16.31 18.87 16.32 16.67 16.17 4 KC Term 4a 60 108 loG 106 1 Kan GAE 4l 80 103 103 1031 2 Keith BF 6s 46 90 90 90 13 Kendall 5a 48 A 103 1o2 103 5 Kinga Co EAP 3a 37 108 1084 108 2 Kinga Co El 4s 49 102 102 102 1 KlnnACo fjs 36 lo3i 1031 1031 COEPOHATION BONDS. talea fin High. Low. Cloae. 3 Abr A Str 3s 43 102 1021 1021 15 Adama Exp 4a 48 99 9 981 2 Ala l.t Sou 4a 43 99 99 99 1 Alb Wrap 6 48 aad 44 46 46 Is Alleghany 44 Tit 78 781 20 Alleghany 5s 49 I.

it I it9 H.t tit Alleghany 5s 50 2T 25 26 52 Alehany 5s sta 18 171 171 7 Allied Strs 4ia 5o 94) 941 911 5 Allis thai 5s 37 I02 1)2 102 31 Am A 5s 2030 76 75 75 18.00 14.3S 14.00 16.35 13.85 13.93 14.00 13.87 14.00 13.80 13.25 13.30 13.25 13.30 13.25 report, except for Douglas, Metter and Nashville, from which complete reports had not been received at the time Monday's report was issued. 12.23 12.40 12.25 12.40 12.30 Open High Low Close Cloae Oct 10.87 11.23 10.80 11.11 10.93 Dec. 10.72 11.10 10.66 10.98 10.78 Jan 10.74 11.10 10.62 10.96 10.76 Mar 10.73 10.99 10.61 10.90 10.76 Slay 10.73 10.98 10.60 10 87 nlO.76 July 10 68 10.90 10.56 10.81 10.73 19.75 19.87 19.75 19.S7 19.37 XEW TORK, Aug. 14. (ff) Enraged by her husband's avowals of love for his pretty blinde secretary, Mrs.

Etta Reisman, 35, shot and killed the gii- early today and was arrested on a charge of murder. The shooting occurred in the driveway of the Reisman home in the Beechhurst section of Queens while the husband, prosperous operator of a chain of beauty shops, and his 23-year-old daughter by a previous mir-riaee, looked on. Miss Virginia Seigh, 23, the secretary, who had lived with the couple for seven years, died almost immediately fro the effects of a bullet wound in the breast. Miss Reisman's stepdaughter, Annette, was wounded in the hand when she attempted to seize the weapon. As police reconstructed the affair, Arthur Risman.

42, informed hi wife yesterday that was in love with his secretary and would pay Mrs. Reisman $3 a week if she would give him a separation. Early this morning, he drove into the driveway but refused to leave his car. He had been drinking. His daughter and Miss Seigh, both clad in pajamas, went out and tried to persuade him to come in.

From an open window, Mrs. Reisman heard him mutter: "I love Virginia and Virginia loves me." Taking her husband's pistol from its holster near the bed, she went out and began shooting. One shot struck Miss Seigh. another wounded Annette, and three others went wild. Then she went back into the house -and sat down.

When police arrived, she was sobbing hysterically. Today's report on last week's sales gave these markets: Douglas, 921 92 92 92 92 25 25 By JOHN P. BOUGHAN. 02 25 581 KIT i 107 107 79 79 79 79 79 79 101 101 1011 102 102 102 100 1'St loo 14 13 13 61 61 61 106 106 106 105 105 105 middling 11.35. 58 581 CHICAGO, Aug.

14. Sugges Spot steady, Xominal. Metter, 59S.620; Nashville, 2, 451,476. PARADE OF BRIDES tions that a crop scare regard to the 1935 corn yield is not yet beyond bounds of possibility lent zest to grain dealings today. NEW TORK SPOT COTTON.

NEW TORK, Aug. 14. Spot eottoa closed steady, 16 points off at U.3S. 71 70 71 TO BE PRESENTED By O. A.

PHILLIPS. NEW VOHK, Aug. 14. OV-Low-priced railroad bouds attracted the major share of attention oa the corporate bond market again today with utilities a close second. There wu a slight lockup io activitiy in the government division but prices continued to point downward.

Aa measured by the Associated Press averages. 10 utility bonds edged into new high ground with a gain of .2 of a point at K8.U. and 2' I rails averaged that much higher at M.2 but were some distance away from the 93.j hish. The averages for other group ranged from .1 of a point for the low-yield group to a decline of .2 of a point for 10 foreign bonds. Trading activity for the market as a whole was tinder that of Tuesday at SUUCMiiMH), par value but the turnover in government of Sl.l Hl.tKMl was a bit ahead id the previous session.

A sudden and insistent demand for Inierboro Rapid Transit refunding nave that issue lpndership insofar ns volume was concerned but profit-taking in lie final hour completely wiped cuf advance of a full point that had been registered earlier. Other New York citv traction loans were not especially active. 120 120 120 1061 106 1061 111 1101 110 103 1031 103 104 106 106 106 1031 105J 95 94 95 97 96 96 21 20 20 91 91 91 From start to finish, the corn market showed independence, and refused to follovs' dips in quotations on wheat. Increasing complaints about corn 69 05 48 44 40 CHICAGO COTTON RANGE. 09 65 49 44 40 98 67 65 48 44 39 98 2 Lack Steel 5a 50 4 Lac Gaa 5ia 53 8 Lac Gas 5is 60 7 Lac Gas 5a 39 1 LEA West lit 5s 37 3 I.SiMS 97 21 Lautaro Xit 6s 54 1 I.ehAXY 4s 45 5 Leh CAN 44a 54 2 Leu CAN 4s 54 10 Leb Vai Coal 5a 34 10 Leb Vai Coal 64..

5 Leh Vai Coal 5a 74 16 Leh Vai 5a 2003 6 Leu Vai 4a 2003 41 Leh Vai 4s 2003 2 Leb Vai UTerm 5a 54. 1 I.iggAM 7s 44 2 5s 51 6 Loew'a Inc Oa 41 Long Isl deb 5a 37 1 Long lal gen 4a 38 5 Long Isl rfg 4s 49 1 Lorillard Co 7s 44 22 5s 69 4 Lou GAE 5s 52 8 Lou AX 5s 2003 11 Lou AX 4s 2003 2 LouisAX 4s 40 1 LAX 3s 80 StL Women's Division of Cham her of Commerce Will Sponsor Pageant 98 132 132 132 crop drouth reverses west of the Missouri river formed an outstanding source of trade anxiety, and to this UO 1'I9 l'KIJ 10OJ l'H 1IMJ 1014 lol 1011 1121 1121 112 109 ioai loaj 1121 112 112 1131 1121 113 lobl 1081 1081 411 411 41 Mi 9i 89 1031 103 lo31 25J 24 25i 241 241 24 14 14 14 94 i 93 114 105J 105 105 104 103 104 103 103 103 1081 10S.J 108 101 108 108 1031 103 i lo31 1)5 105 105 105 105 105 UK) lOO 91 91 74t 741 741 T71 Tfi 7H1 01 91 91 30 29 2U 107 107 107 90 60 36 90 90 58 60 54 56 42 Ant It MilU 41a 45 27 Am Int 5s 49 1 Am Smlt 47 11 Am 43 3 Am TAT to 15a 46 5 Am 0 9 Am TAT Ja 65 5 Am TAT 4 is 39 1 Am fdr ia 40 ct 6 Am WWAE tta 75 40 Am WWAE 5a 44 12 Am 6s 47 9 Am fia 47 ft 6 Aug Mtra 7a 45 122 Arm Del 4a 55 19 Arm Del 5la 43 7 Arm 4a 39 2 Armtarong 5a 40 34 ATASF i vt 4a 48 t. 9 ATASF 4a 95 2 ATA.sK adj 4 95 at 1 ATAfif 4s 1UU5-55 3 A TASK Rk.T 4s 65. All A A 44. 26 A Line 1st 4s 52 5 ACL It 4s 52 4 A Line 4j 44 13 A Line 45 35 Atl I) lit 4) 48 1 Atl Itefm 5a 37 Prer.

Oct. 10.96 11.38 10.90 11.22 1102 Open High Low Close Close Dec 10.80 11.20 10.74 11.05 10.83 Jan 10.81 11.15 10.73 11.00 10.83 Mar 10.82 11.10 10.70 10.98 10.86 May 10.81 11.13 10.69 10.93 10.82 July 10.79 10.96 10.66 10.90 10.80 was added uneasiness in some quarters as to danger that the crop as a "Parade of the Brides," a pageant, will be presented in Wesley Memorial 5 T'til PAL 54s 47 11G til TAL 5s 39 ss 2 Vanadium 5s 41 6 Vert Sug 7s 42 ct 8 Va EAP 5s A 55 20 Virg Ry 5s 62 2 Virg Ry 4s 62 whole might yet have to withstand the auditorium on September 12 by the 82 82 82 10 10 10 106 106 108 111 111 111 ill effects. of an 'early frost. 121 121 1211 104 103 103) 1041 1031 103 106 106 106 104 1041 104 130 130 130 75 751 751 112 112 112 106 105 105 1021 102 102 107 1(17 107 S3 S3 83 women's division of the Atlanta Cham Freezing temperatures with two ber of Commerce, Mrs. Wilbur Col- 104 104 104 Tin, secretary, announced yesterday.

inches of snow were reported today in the Peace river district of northern I Va A 8 1st 5a 2003 100 100 100 Alberta. Canada. ATLANTA SPOT COTTON. Atlanta spot cotton closed steady, middling 20 points down at 11.95. Receipts, 147; shipments, Corn closed firm near the day's top level.

7-S to 1 3-8 above yesterday's finish. December 5fl 1-2 to 5fi 5-8. Wheat unchanged to 1-4 up, December SS 3-4 to 88 7-8. oats 1-8 to 1-2 off, nours later, Mrs. Keisman.

who married the beauty ehop operator 12 years ag and bore him a son, Arthur now 9, was half-carried into magistrate's court for arraignment on a first-degree murder charge. She was held without bail for a hearing August 21. 1 Maid Loco 41) 104 104 104 and provisions showing 5 to 50 cents 34 BAO rfg 6a 95 82 81 811 gain. With advices at hand telling of persistent lack of rain over the western section of the corn belt, and of resultant broadening of crop damage. 'RUM ROW VICTORY hulls laid stress on assertions that 106 106 104 74 73 73 73 72 72 73 721 721 40 591 59 102 1H 102 901 09- 99 971 97 9'l 1B3 li)4i lol 118 117 117 1251 125 1251 tilt HI HI 111 111 111 103 1U3 103 new crop deliveries of corn had been IS CLAIMED BY U.

S. stocks, 29,685. By FRED G. WILLIAMS. NEW ORLEANS, Aug.

14. JPh-A buying flurry on reports from Washington that an announcement ou the loan was imminent sent cotton futures up around $2 a bale from the lows today, but in the late trading half of the gains were lost and the market finished from 11 to 21 points higher. The market proved to be very sensitive to Washington pronouncements and when reports reached the ring that Senator Bankhead, of Alabama, had predicted a 12-cent loan announcement before the week-end the market advanced briskly. All active options shared in the upturn and for a time it appeared that the market oversold. It was urged that further sales of those deliveries at existing heavy discounts as compared with the 24 Wabash rf 31s 75 3 Wabash 54s 75 ct 8 Wahash 2d -Is 39 32 Wabash 5s 80 9 Wabash 5s 76 40 Wabash 4s 78 1 Wab 3s Om 41 1 Walwrth 64s 35 ww 10 Walworth 6s 45 40 Warner Br 6s 39 21 Warren Br 6s 41 1 Westch Lt 5a 30 5 West 54s 77 A 12 West Md 4s 52 1 WXYAIa gen 4s 43 11 West 1st 5a 46 5 West 5s 46 aad 6 West TJ 6s 36 2 West IT eol 5s 38 24 Weatern 5s 51 13 Weatern tl 4s 50 15 Western 0 5s 60 8 West Sh 4s 2361 1 West Sh 4s 2361 reg 20 Wh A 4s 66 5 Wli A 4s 49 5 Wheel Stl 5s 48 21 Wheel St 44s 53 17 Wick Sp rvt 7s 35 ct 8 Wilson A Co 6s 41 7 Wis Cen 4s 49 2 Wis ten 4s 49 erf 1 Wis Ceu 4s SAD 36 44 Toung PAT 5a 78 16 Young SAT 5 70 23 231 20 20 20 77 77 774 221 22 221 2ii 211 ii 57 57 57 49 49 40 61 60 6t 80 79 79 391 38 39 120 120 120 104 104 104 97 97 971 104 1(14 106 33 32 32 33 32 33 1021 102 1021 104 1041 104 100 99 100 97 97 971 99 98 99 84 84 84 76 74 74 102i 102 102 IDS 108 108 103 103 103 101 100 O0 141 138 13 108 10S 108 111 ill 1U 9 Si 9 6 6 6 971 97 97 98 97 971 Enforcement Activities Dras 93 Xianhat Ry 4s 90 65 64 6o 3 Manila EI RR 5s 53...

95 95 95 1 Maiion St Shov 6s 47.. 69 6 09 2 Market St Ky 7a 40 87 87 (-71 36 McCrory 5a 41 filed 107 1 05 105 16 5a 50 101 100 100 Mead Corp 6a 45 A 97 97 97 8 Met Ed 4a 68 107 107 107 Mich Cen 3a 52 1051 KM 105 1 Mich Cen 4)s 79 98 98 98 18 Mil ItyAL 5a 61 99 98 99 2 Mil El UAL 5s 71 9S 98 1 98 2 MilSpartaAXW 4 47 40 41) 40 5 MA-SL ton 5a 34 ttf 4 4 4 3 ASH 4a 49 1 1 1 1 MSPA-SSM ti 44 22 22 22 15 M8PASSM 5s 78 81 83 83 1 g-td 5a 38 39 39t 891 5 4s 38 33 33 331 2 Mo 111 5a 59 25 25 25 3t MKTex 5s 62 A 43J 42 421 40 MKTex adj 5s 67 17 14 17 23 MKT 4a 78 Hsl 38 38 56 MKTex 1st 4a 90 09 ti9 3 MKTex 4s 02 39 31 581 104 Mo Pa: 5i 49 5 5 5 9 Mo Pac 5a 45 A 28 27 271 45 Mo 1'ac 5s 77 IT 28 27 27 8 Mo Pac 5s 78 281 28 28 73 Mo Pac gen 4a 75 9 9 9 26 Mi. Pac 5s 80 2S 28 28 43 Mo Pac 5s 81 1 28 28 28 1 MubAUirni 4a 95 41 41 41 MobAO 48 77 5 5 5 1 5s 38 6 6 6 old cron involved undue risk. Mean. Toung women of Atlanta and vicinity wir parade in the pageant, wearing edding gowns Vorn during the past century by prominent Atlanta and Georgia women, she said.

The program will be augmented by many Atl. nta musicians who will play wedding music during the parade. The pageant wiH be under the direction of H. A. Taylor, director of music at Tech High school, assisted by Mrs.

Taylor. POLICEMAN IS INJURED IN CRASH ON HIGHWAY Patrolman George F. Cole, known to many Atlantans. and for many years stationed in the Little Five Points area, was recovering yesterday at his hom from injuries received in an automobile accident between Con-yers and Covington. Cole was returning from Greensboro, where he had been to visit a friend who had suffered a paralytic stroke, when another antomobile ran into the car he was driving.

The officer thrown against the steering wheel and knocked unconscious. A passing motorist brought him to Grady ospital, where attaches said he was suffering from shock and a temporary paralysis of the hand. He was allowed to return home after treatment. 8 HAD 1st 5s 48 44 HAD rfg 5a 95 11 BAD 5s 96 33 BAD 5s 2000 128 BAD i vt 4 is 60 7 HAD 4s 48 12 BAD 4s l'LEAWV 41 15 BAD VV 50 3 Bang A Ar 4a 51 4 Bell Pa 5 48 lit Hell Pa 5s 00 3 Bene I I. lis 4 7 Beth Stl rfg 5s 42 1 Beth Htl 5 36 24 Boston A Me 5 67 2 Bost A Me 4s 81 a B.nt A Me 5s 55 9 Bos A A 4a 55.

2 Bot L' XI 8is 34 2 Bklvn KU "a 41 1 Hkle Ed 5s 49 A 13 Bfclr Tr 6s 4 6 llkly Tr us 49 A 6 Bklyn (ins 5s 45 1 Bkly (1 5 50 4 Prima A 4a 58 7 78 ,7 while the primary movement of old corn was meager, and shipping demand here for corn displayed a pro 71 nounced tendencv to become impatient 71 79 36 12 91 lo8 71 78 33 12 91 108 79 36 12 91 Wheat and oats had to contend with hedge selling. A steadying influence. Outlook for Weather In Cotton States Belt fieorgin denerally fair Thurxday and FViday exrept acattered showers in north Thursday. Florida tletierally fair Thursday and Friday, except for scattered afternoon showers over north portion. North I'arolma Partly cloudy, (altered chowers in west Thursday; Friday generally fair; little temperature change.

South Carolina Generally fair Thursday and Friday, except scattered showers in northwest Thursday. and Mississippi Partly cloudy, scattered thundershowers in portions Thursday and Friday. Alabama and Kxtreme Northwest Florida Sentt-red thundershowers Thursday and Friday. Arkansas Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; slightly warmer Oklahoma Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; xomewhat warmer Thursday cooler in north and west portions Friday. F.nst Texas Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; somewhat warmer in not lb portion Tliursilav.

West Texas (lenernlly fair Thurs-ilv and Fridnv; somewhat warmer in nrth p'-rtiii Thursdnv; cooler in thi panhandl" Friday. loS however, was corn market strength, 107 107 107 i and the bullish aspects of a preliminary estimate of world import wheat 105 104 105 120 120 120 105 i 105 105 102 102 102 109 1091 64 65 rennirements the coming season. bushels against 52fi.OO0.00O the past season. Notice was also taken of smaller shipments from Ar- 4 But Kl 4ia SI 27 Buf RAP 41s 57 tically Cuts Number of Coast Smugglers. WASHINGTON.

Aug. 14. Iff) The Treasury today claimed a victory over "rum row." Making a report for the fiscal year ended last June oO, it said its law enforcement activities have drastically reduced the number of smugglers hovering off the American coasts. N'arr-ting the activities of its alcohol tax unit, coast guard narcotic agents and other officers, it listed these resclts, among1 others: Seizure of seven foreign vessels, 24 domestic ships and 11 skiffs. Capture of 106,504 gallons of illicit alcohol Arrest of 112 persons.

The work of the agencies wasj coordinated last fall to meet an organized attempt to flood the United States with contraband foreign 19 101 101 101 I gentina and of drouth there, as well es 19 43 fi.1t 79 19 43 631 79 43 43 79i FOREIGN BONDS. A 103 103 103 103 106 100 might stage a sharp advance, profit-taking cut into the gains and the rally failed to hold. Then, secretary Wallace was quoted at saying that he might make a statement at his press conference this afternoon if he "deemed it necessary" and the trade inferred from this that Bankhead's announcement might be a little premature. The October option touched 11.23 on the movement, later selling off to close at 11.09, while December finished at 10.94. January at 10.90, and Ut IKtt as disappointing tnresner results in tb Balkan countries.

Provisions moved upward with hogs, lard reaching topmost pinnacles since 192G. 101 Jill lot 7 97 S)7 4 Bur IRAN 5s 34 2 Bush Term 55 2 Bush 5s 60 2 By Prod 51s 45 3 run Ry 4 is fan Kv 4s 9 ail lty 57 tan 5a By ovt 6 an Nor 46 5 an Pan 5a 44 a tan 5s 54 12 tan i'sc 4.s 4 ssi 1 Mont ten 5a 37 5 Mont ten 6s 37 1 Mont Pw rfg 5s 43 5 M.int Pw 5s 62 2 Mimt Tr 5s 41 2 MorAir'ssex 5s 55 14 4Ja 55 15 MorAtssex 3 2000 7 Murray liody 3 6s 43 5 4s 78 lo tl 4s 51 KsJ sl 91 91 1 Patrolman Cole was later taken to no io 141 1021 1(121 102 112 112 112 111) llll 111 110 111. 116, ui 124 112 112 112 loij io io; IO! lo." 13 lr2 lol lol St. Joseph's hospital, where it was said that he had suffered a fracture of 94 94 7 94 K7 the neek in the crasht and that it would be 24 hours before the serious Sales (in HlKh. Low.

Close. 17 Abitibi PAP 5s 53 341 33 33 13 Akeralius 5s U3 U51 95 5 Antioq; 7s 45 It 8 8 81 5 Atitioq 7s 43 8 7 Argentine fit 57 A 97 97 97 8 Arg lis 58 Vil 96 96 IS Arg Cs sf 59 June 96 91 61 10 Arg sf a 5 Oct 1)6 1)6 96 2S Arir sf 6s 104O May 7 Ufil imj 2 Ars 1960 Sept 96 96 2 Arg 4s I960 Oct 961 96 96 5 Arg Cs 1961 May 96 96 96 15 Arg 3s 62 94 93 931 15 Australia 5s 53 106 105 I05 9 Australia 5s 57 104 105 106 15 Australia 4is 56 981 981 9l -O Austria 7s 37 94 95 93 00 OUl ness of his condition could be ssj St 45.. 104 103 lu3t 99 99 1:9 105 105 105 20 Xat Dairy 5s 48 6 Xat Dist 5a 23 Xatl Steel 4a 03 i NETJfcT 4Js 61 ns nsi 1041 104 1041 2HS 12 ilt 224 97 1 S7 29 11 Hi 21 94 54 S7 lol 29 12 1H 22 97 1 54 S71 1U1 i 69 Cash Grain. CHICAGO. CHICAGO.

Ann. 14 Cash wheat: Xo. 2 red 89: Xo 2 mixed 92; corn. Xo. 3 yellow 85: Xo 2 white 88: oats.

Xo. 2 whitn 3031: sample grsdc 2526: no rye: soybeans. Xo. 2 yellow 61 net track conn-try stations, new 55 (October and Xovem-ber no buckwheat bsrley. nominal feed 34SJ35.

malting 424S60: timothy seed per hundred pounds 3.10: clOTer seed per hundred pounds 11.0017.00. ST. LOOTS. ST I.OriS. Ang.

14 Cash: Wheat. No. 2. red 90Jjj91: Xo. 3 89890.

Corn. Xo. 2. yellow 831: Xo. 3.

831. Oats. Xo. 3. white 31 i 31.

Close: wheat, September 86 corn, September 77. 69 '19 lol May at 10.84. Spots followed near months higher, middling closing at 11.40, New Orleans. Until the Washington advice reached the market, prices had held a few points under previous closing levels. The government heat had been experienced in some areas, but in general, the crop made good progress.

Picking has started in South Carolina, it is said, and has reached important volume in Texas. The hot weather checked the ravages of the boll weevil, the report asserted. Tort receipts 8.096; week season 110.254; last season 102,192. i I'm Psf 4 is HO 24 tan 4s perp 2 I eu Par 4s 48 I 21 ten of (ia 59 23 en or 53 14 ten of I. a con Js 45 i 26 en 1 K.Vi; 5s 51 1 1 I'm Enj 4s HI 21) ten Psi- 21 ten 1st 4s 49 It ten RR XI 5s S7 1 ten HI! XJ 4s S7 1 1 ertain td 51 4 I 51 lu-sap 5s 47 31 ClU'H I i 41 1 tAO Ken 4is P2 I I'AII Ttg 41s 95 1 III A Alton 22 I BAy rfg 71 A I 5 CHAVJ 4js 77 9 XJl'onAL 4Ja 60 1 5 83 4 XuPuSv 5a 52 A IO Mll'uS 5 55 1 XOrllerm 4s 53 12 XDTexA 4 la 54 2 XOTeXiiM 51 54 6 XI Ilex AM 5a 54 34 XC hi lis 41 41 NYC if 5s 21113 ioi loi mi 79 79 73 2S 31 31 llo 7 Relgium 7s 56 3 Belgium 6is 49 7l 7H 73 28 32 31 110 75 09 i lOSj 108 108 107 1071 107 Cotton Statement.

PORT MOVEMENT. Orln Middlin; 11 40: rerelpta to, rt llinr il i); rvripts 771; ii tiv :2T.7S7. Ni'l Middling 11 31: rereli'ts 563; I 4" o. oT s.n.iio,h Middtins 1131: receipts 710; Ink K4.945. l'nrtrlifi p(.

22. e'rts 271; Is Slo l.Cil, off Mlddilng II sto, 17.375 (Ultlninre Stm 1 "00 Middling 11 35: lf 226; stiw 27 27 27 90 1 0 90 85 83 1DSJ lllS IDS 1)7 107 1071 31 30 24 24 SO 73 28 31 75 ti (v. 19 95 i 95 871 60 73 30 26 4 19 19 1 1 i lHit US I 4t MX 4ls 2013 A 1HU 11" 1I0 31 ML 4s us 41 41 44 19 19 96i 19 19 94 94) Mi 611 95 94, 87 i 06 73 021 WPA WORKERS TO VISIT LOCAL LIQUOR STORES 112 111 112 119 95 94 i S7 06 73 Ill lioj no; 107 P7 107 107 107 107 lo7 lo7 107 105 101 loll 1 I BAy gen 4s 58 1 LliAQ 4s 111 49 I It ting 3s 111 49 MM ss tlniitin Mld.HUig 11 40: reifh.ii Exports week season last season, 132.592. Port stocks 1.084,237. Stocks on shipboard at New Orleans, Galveston ftl-rt.

3.ISH; i.alrs 1.7SS. to 3 12 11 12 421 02 9 XYl 4ls 2013 4 XVLAUU 4s C2 1j XVCJtUK 3s 97 20 XYC La SU 3js OS 17 XVCbAStL 6 35 4 XYCAStL 5js 74 A 134 YChAStL 4s 78 1 YLAStL, 4s 37 1 XY Pock Co 5s 38 6 SY Edis 6ia 41 4 NY Ldii 31 1 XY Edis HUB 4 XYGEUAP 4s 49 117 117 117 6IU 59 CO 13 13 13 1131 113 1131 1011 1011 101 i loll lol loll and Houston were last year 33.162. Spot sales at southern markets were last year 5.1S2. ERNEST KNIGHT FLEES 1 IRWIN CONVICT CAMP Ernest Knight, confessed safeblow-er, sent np for 11 to 20 years for his part in the burglary of the Fox market last December 17, is at large again, Atlanta authorities were notified yesterday by officials of the Irwin county convict camp. Knight was allowed to remain unguarded at the camp, near Ocilla, because be was ill, officers said, and he walked off.

Knight, who also used the alias of R. Smith, was sentenced on April 12 with Benjamin Spurill, alais "Dutch," after they had confessed blowing the safe in the market and obtaining $1,158. They gained entrance going from their hotel window to the roof of the market, allegedly by the connivance of a negro porter. MO VIE MORALS PROBE ASKED BY SIROVICH WASHINGTON. Aug.

14. VP An all-inclusive investigation of the motion picture industry, includng charges of "immorality" against it, was proposed in a resolution introduced in the house today by Representative Sirovich, democrat. New York. The resolution would i-uthorize a committee of seven house members to 13 till A 1 5s 31 I thl A I Js ft 101 i Me Gt Went 4s 59 1 thl I Ac 6s 44 3 t.MASP 41a 89 I 5 I MASP gen 4s S9 131 CMSpipac 5s 75 2711 MSPAP adj 5 2)oo thl A vv i 2.. fhiA-XW rfg 5 2m; 49 49 49 111 111 1111 10S 108 108 107 107 107 1121 112 112 991 9.1 991 Ihrtntl Uerelpts 4.

SOS; exports 15 stnek lllT.Ji!.'. Minor ports: Sto.k 33.261 lotsl toilsr- H.osrt- exports al 2.1'i-i: t. .14.237. for week: 34.3V: exports si 1'ifsl frtr 110.2'4: eT- 7 2 Berlin City 61s 50 IO Berl 16is 51 .5 Kerl El lis 35 Bolivia ss 47 9 Brazil 6js 24-57 4 lirazil Uy 7s 52 5 Brisbane 5s 57 29 P.ritis'i 51s 37 3 British 4s 40-90 9 Buenos A 6s 1 sta 23 Bulgaria 7s 68 4 Canada 3s 32 12 Canada lis 36 4 Canada 4s 60 5 Chile 6 61 2 Chile 6s til 6 Chile 6s 62 17 Chile 7s 42 4 Chile 's t'l Jan 20 Chile lis 00 5 chile 6s ill Kel 2 I nil" (is (II Sept 2 Chile Us 42 3 Chile lis 63 4 tirone (lis 50 4 toldiuli 4s 61 Oct 6 Copenhag -5s 52 Copenlia 5s 54 4 Cordoba Pv 7s 42 2 Cota Hi'S 7s 51 cpn on 19 Cuba 51s 45 7 fundinam 6ia 59 1.1 25 7 52 48 15 5 13 il 10 25 7 52 48 141 i 21 43 17 12 II 01 lo 251 7 52 48 15 5 -li 45 11 I 41 to 43 44 43 55 54 P. O.

BULLETIN BOARDS BAN NRA MATERIAL vi7.ASHv?XGT0X' A-- 14 -XKA emblems and other material connected with the Blue Eagle era are so much "waste paper" now to the Tostoffice Department. 'n a letter to postmasters, titled Co-operation with the National Ro covery Administration," W. W. Howes, first assistant postmaster-general, today directed that all NRA material be removed from bulletin boards, that re-employment agreements, certificates and similar materials be forwarded to state heads, and "All other NRA material to be destroyed or disposed of as waste pa- 4 Howes instructions are based on information received from the -National Recovery Administration." WPA FUNDS ALLOTTED FOR MILD7ARY POSTS WASHINGTON. Aug.

14. The division of application and information announced today that the President has approved an allotment of federal Junds totaling 919,476, to be used by the Works Progress Administration for carrying out the works program in Georgia. Following are the projects approved Fort Oglethorpe, Catoosa countv. improvement of grounds. federal funds.

improvement of rifle range, federal funds. $4,788. Atlanta, repairs to United States army building, federal funds, $1,300. Lake Park, Lowndes countv, improvements at federal fish hau-herr, federal funds. Seven WPA workers in Atlanta will be assigned to the pleasant hot weather task of calling on Atlanta's retail liquor dealers to see that licenses have been paid and other federal regulations are in order.

This is the result of a $10,000 allotment to the alcohol tax unit to be used in this work in 5eorgia. Florida. Alabama and South Carolina, in cities of more than 100.000 population. To those who are hunting these jobs, however. H.

E. Tuttle, district supervisor of the tax unit, sent out word yesterday that a list of qualified persons has been submitted to him and the seven will be selected from this list. No others need apply. 1NTTT.T0R MOVEMENT 36 27 53 36 Ui, 33 s7 S7 ail 11 lis is 3.s S7 I III A li t. P.

I Ili.V-N tli'AX 2 thl AN 7 AMV 34 2tij 33 29 108 1071 107i 12 12 121 121 121 121 12 12 12 131 13 131 13i 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 2s 27 28 22 1 22'. 22 9l S9J S9J 14 95 95 75 75 75 23 25 25 34 34 34 101 10 10 160. le 1 "i 1 i "ii'i. so 'Mil Mmip'h, MtiMioo; 11 I0 i i "2 inc Middling 1 JS s'r4 T'l si I 2-i Il is I Middling 7 229 53 41 14 95 X. Y.

MARKET ACCELERATED BY WASHINGTON NEWS NEW Aug. 11. (JP) A further decline in cotton was followed by a quick rally of about If 2 a bale on Wall Street news ticker reports from Washington concerning crop loan prospects. December contracts, after selling olf to 10.6C. shot up to 11.10, but met increased offerings at this level and closed at 10.98.

The general market closed very steady at net advances of 10 to 20 points. The market made new low ground for the movement during the earlier 40 lii 95 40 if. 95 110 to. IK) 111 13i 121 6 37 13 1-1 li.S 1 5. V.i-t rtl.

Middlin: 11 2 Mi.l.l!; k- 1125 1 i-'i i 37 rt 12 ..7 Mi 13 12 37 131 12 .,7 541 to. XYLackiW 4s 73 A 37 t-vt Os 4S 11 XY.NHA1I Us 40 12 XYNli.VH 4is 67 1 NYXilAU 4s 55 27 NYN1L.H 4i 57 5 NYNUAH 47 2 NYMIA1I cons 4s 56 2s NY HAW rfg 4 92 17 XlOAXV cen 4s 55 5 It inc lis 65 1 1' Kvs (is 65 A asd 3 Gas tis 51 A 3 Steam 5s 56 9 Tel lis 39 1 Trap Rock (is 4 13 Trap Us 44 sts 77 WABost 4 is 46 27 Niagara Sh 5s 50 1 Xorf Son 5a ct 2 Norf Sou 5s 61 A 4 Xorf A- 4s 96 r2 Xor Am to 5a 61 19 Xor Am Ed 43 7 Xor Am Ed 5s 69 1 Nor l'ai- 4s 2147 1 Nor 5s HI I'sc 4 1s 2047 2 N'T Pac 4s 07 Xor Pac 5s 2'i47 107 107 107 Mia.inierv Nliilillin 11 lilinll' 12 1'. Tntt fi.i. Rfiir. ') HiiipniPBts 2.71 a'i 4.a 3 Cseciio Ss 51 llHl.

1.IH 11)4 14i lo.i nil 1111 mi SO SO SO SO so so 271 25 2.11 93 92 :1 14 14 14 1-5 15 15 114 114 111 105 1112 lol 1112 101 191 1025 1021 102 14 Ileum rk 4s 4 Brokers9 Views 2 thl Rf 5 27 2 It I 4 is 52 A 2 I A tft 52 A i 72 I ri-t lisiiil. 5 1 A Is ss 13 1 rfg 4 34 1 1 A tit 4s 34 elf II c- Hie A 5s 40 l' A 'in- 5 I sua 4 1 Chi In sts 4s 1) ch A hid 5.s 42 2 t'i A hut 4s tlitldt Co 5 43 24 Chile tp 5 47 i i i A I. p. r. 1 i vstl.

Cairn 4 3n 1 I I'm Term 72 21 ifv I I crtii 73 1 it 4 a 77 t. 1 1 i hilu 5 l' I A S' 4.4 stl I I a i. Ap 7i i. I vni Int Tr 4H 1 i I'ss is 4 1'iHj li IS Put li4 97 Htl, 65 4-5 .151 97 97 1 97 75 7I 71 lull jlmii 1,1,4 inquire into all phases of the industry and report recommendations at the first session of the 75th congres, which will meet in January, 1937. U.

S. VOCATIONAL BODY Live Stock Lire stock quota Hods listed below are furnished daily by the White I'rorision Company, corner Howeil Mill road and Fourteenth street: HOGS. Corn fed lions. 10O-25O iwunds $11.90 torn fed Iiors, 2.55-31SI pounds 11. 40 torn fed hoes.

lfiO-183 Kiun.ls 11.40 Corn fed hojes. 135-155 pounds" 10.40 torn fed 113-130 pounds 9.40 Corn fed lions, 75-90 pounds 8.10 Corn fed boss, sows ami roughs 9.90 Mix ted 240 pounds and up ''75 9.H 99 1-9 I 97 97 97 93 93 93 84 S4 8'i I lo3 lil'2J I'i'-'J 73 72 73 92 trading on reports of continued favorable crop progress and talk of the increasing movement. The sharp rebound followed appearance of the ticker report quoting Senator Bank-head as confident of the announcement of the 12-cent loan on the income cotton crop. At the best, the market showed recoveries of to 44 points from the lowest, selling 22 to 32 points net higher, but prices eased off from the top. Exports today, 18.707, mak H2 27) 5SJ REORGANIZED BY F.

D. R. 27 .5.1 1 Nor States Tow 0 41 V8 lost tuS 0 30 Mix fed hois. 180-240 ponnds 10.00 21 Oleu (ha 4 48 11 Us 11- Mix fed hozs. 1-50-175 pounds 9.23 Mix fed hozs.

1 145 noands 8.7.5 Mix fed boss. pounds no Mix fed ho. 70-1O5 ponnds 7.00 rocK opinions rocnTs re o'T'-ni-'ly irtx n.o dip. nnd iv ir'H-i i. n.

r.r in il KrtW CO We si.n r- Irsn.e rrsxrn beane tt i .1 o-int- taat It r.i mi- i Tii i.t-' 'I hf K. ti" n.riwf i -f v. I'r nf ir'Tr Ti nt t-hn'-s; i.t mr. COTTOV OPINIONS ariTS CO sat Ba I tta'etve tkc a eeet n- e-'s'r'r He I' ff'-islie ''T -n li.n.r TTNNtR BEA5E We 2 l.n ir nfS- e-'1 ere 'ke'e nrk li n' rti -r Mess CO 1-StiilI In tn market e.f Van fifure is wade Mix fed boss, sows 8.50 Mix fed hogs, stazs 7.00 ing (9.839 so far this season. Port receipts United States stocks 1.0S4.335.

STEERS AND HEIFERS. None received received 4.5045! 5.00 a.soia 4.00 Choice Good Medium Fair Plain Common 94 95 95 111. 111 Ills I'M ll'lt K'lt 1 3 :7 asj Its Ms pi li5 i'. nr.j in-, i 1'Mi lmi Kiiij I 10.5 105 1 92 92 92 lt'51 Jos 104 PW I'll i .50 4rt 4t 1 44 44 41 42 41 42 ln6j 10G i 97 97 i7 S3 S3 S3 Ptlj 2S, l4 8 St 2.1 2I 2i, ro Ms 1 l'lsj i'J l'Hl 114 lOIJ IP -i 110 'ini 09 99 99 lOfii 104 104 I HHii l'MS 104 110 llll. 110 45 45 45 441 45 lo2 102 lo pel 104 92 92 92 1o5 105 lo.il 105 1051 1051 102 102 102 103 103 103 1021 lo-' 102 113 113 106 lo4 104 117 117 117 lo7 107 107 105 1041 14 10-5 104 104 97 97 97 3.25 WASHINGTON.

Aug. 14. President Roosevelt today reorganized the Federal Board for Vocational Education. A. Lincoln Filene, of Massachusetts; Clarence Poe, of North Carolina, and Henry Ohl.

of Wisconsin, were appointed board members. Naval Stores. JACKSONVILLE. JACKROXVILLE. Aug.

14 Turpentine firm. 371 bid and aales none: receipts 339; shipments 309: stock 51.129. Rosin firm; sales 467: receipts 1.458: shipments stock 118.874. Qnote: 8.50; I 3.65: a go: F-O S.5 J3.90; 3.90: I-K 3.90&3 95: 2534.30; Wli 4.4014.45; WW 4.504.G0: 4.60. 8ATANNAE.

SAVAXXAH. Aug. 14. Turpentine firm. 371: sls 220; receipts 353; sbipmenta 25; stork 42.726.

Bosln firm: sales 1.305; receipts 1.986; no abinments: stock 129.354. Quote: 3.50; 3.70: 3 80; F. and 3.90: I and 3.95: 11 4.00; 4.35; WG 4.40; WW and 4 40. Cottonseed Oil and Cottonseed Products AT1ANTA. C.

8. Products Market Basis. Crude oil. basis prima 8.00 meal. 6 Ga com.

rata pointa 24.00 S24.50 C. S. meal. 7 car lot. f.o.b.

COWS. Good BURNS WIFE'S CLOTHES TO SETTLE ARGUMENT Ralph Coker. 28. of 761 Formwalt street, was arrested yesterdsv by Patrolmen J. S.

Tn-gle and T. W. Wallace for being drunk and making a bon fire of his wife's wearing npnarfJ. Coker, his wife told police, had'eome home intoxicated and an argument ensued. Whether or not the word bs-tle went against the man was not revealed, but it all ended, declared Mrs.

Coker, with her husband gathering up all her clothes, carrying them to the back yard, pouring kerosene on them and setting them afire. She said that she worked for a small salary and that the clothes valued at $100 or more represented the fruits of her labor for many months. FALL'S RANCH HOME MAY BE SOLD SOON LOS ANGELES. Aug. 14.) Sale of the New Mexico ranch where former Secretary of Interior Albert B.

tall and family have been "tenants at will" was reported pending todav 1 lire sh Lin gtd 5s 46 ('tis steel 4s 41 7 Par Gs A El 5 42 29 Pac TAT 5s 37 1 Pit: TT rfg 5s 32 6 i'au-Aui 1 0 '40 20 Pan-Am (is 40 ct 3 Par-K-Laa 6s 47 filed 4 Par Pub 5.s 5 ct 3 Penn Mix is 41 A 1 Pell sS l.t 4 is SI 3 Pen Co 4 is 63 3 I'eu Cs 3s 41 2 Tea Co 4s 52 11 Pen UK tiis oil a i'eu UK gen 5a 68 5 Pen RK 5s C4 3 Pen KK cua ti 60 15 Pe-J KR ceu 4s 65 40 Pen BU gen 4s 81 21 Pen UK 4ts Si 3-t Pen RK 4is 70 1 Pea HK 4s 4S 2 Peo ti LAC Ch: lis 43 2 Peo thl 3 47 5 lV.iria A 1st 4s 40 1 Peoria inc 4 90 13 1'ere Mary 5s 54 1 Tere MS 4s 80 85 I'hila to 5s 47 2 Phil 4.s 67 1 Phil Eiec 4s 71 21 Phil Bead til 6 49 7 Pn Read Cl 5s 73 2 Pet 5s 3 4 PCC A 81. 5s 75 3 HT 8t 4is 77 I Pitt 4 Va 4i 60 4 OM 1 o.i i l'i i "ii 15 5 ton 5s 57 in 4fs 51 1 i I'tiS'iMi i'niT 5 52 Cnmainr 5s 43 'o-k ils 47 4 tl! 5t 5 ui No 42 1 it 7 14 1 I ul. KR 2 2 CiimberM TAT 5 37 le Pel A 3ls 37 S3 Pel A Hud rfg 4s 43 PAL im 1 1' A 4 is 34 17 1 KG Js 55 asd. 1- I. Wt 5s 7S 1 IVt A Msk 1st 4 9-5 1 I' liuta A I 3 sSA A 5s 37 5 l.t 4 (17 A I.r tit 57 5 Tn I ei 22 1 -f i rf 7-, i F- ts 9 41 Vr-e a is 94 r- 4, A ts ,53 1 4j t.

I 74 CT received 14.00.3$!. SO 3.00i 3.50 2.50 3.00 1.73Q 2.50 $3. On? $3. 50 2.258 2.73 -VS 2.502 3.50 Medium Fair Comw-on Canners and cotters BT7XLS. Medium Common CALVES.

Good to ckoiea Medium Common to fair Atlanta C. 8 bulla, loose. Atlanta C. 8. bulls, sacked.

Atlanta Llnters. firat cot I.inters. season's ent Llnters. clean and mill run 26.00526.50 9.00 9.50 11 00111.50 .05 ft .05 .0315) 031 04 tt .04 21 Denmark 5js 55 9S SIR 98 11 Denmark 4s 62 901 0. 90 2 El Tow Cer 6s 50 32 32 32 10 Cer As Bk 7s 3 39 39 19 (Jer As Bk (is 00 Jul.

32 311 ll 29 lier A Hk 6s 40 Oct 32 31 31 (.3 Ger Gov Intl 5s 65 24J 24 24 17 Ger Govt 7s 41 33 33 33 2 Cer Get El 6s 40 49 49 49 4 Gt on Kl 6-s 50. 90 90 90 31 (irrek 6s OS 28 25 25 15 Ilserter St-el 6s 4 33 33 33 I 4 Ital Puh Ctil 7s 52 54 54 54! 6 Italy 7s 19-M 87 67 671 13 Japan 54 99 99 9 Japan 3-a 65 87 87 871 3 Ksrs 6s 43 ct sta new. 37 361 37 7 Kars 6s 43 ct sta 31 30 1 31 7 KrenserAT 5s 59 ct 37 341 37 5 Medelliu Mun 54 8 8 81 5 Mex 4s 04 asd 54 4 4 41 23 Milan City 68 52 58 58 58 5 Montecat MAA 7s 37 SOI so Mooterideo 4e 59 3 36 36 22 Sua Wales 5a 57 101 101 101 1 3 Xorsvaj 6s 52 Pr21 102 102 6 Xorsray tts 44 1'Hi 10., ia5; 2 Xorsiay 5s 65 Kr2 Hr2i 12 4 Norses. 5s 43 1H lot loij 5 Xurembers; lis 52 2 24 25 2 Olo GAE Wk 5s 3 100 100 lOfil 6 Pernaniba-o 7s 47 11 11 11! 3 Pero lt MO 15 14 15 7 Pern 24 6s 1961 IS 15 15 7 Poland 8s So 95 94 941 2 Truss is 31 24 24 24 0 2 Queensld 7s 41 110 110 110 7 Qneensld 6s 47 10 10S 10 2 Rbienel4e 7s 46 33 33 S3 4 Rio de Jaa 8s 46 14 14 14 11 Ri 4e Jan 6s 53 12i 12 12 5 Rts. Gr do Sul 8s 44.

14 14 3 Riu ir 4a Sal Ts F4 13 13 13 I 2 Rio Gr do S.I 6s 68.. 12 12 121 1 27 Rome 6is 32 40 59 40 2 Bo'terdam 6 64 112 112 112 9 Sau Panlo St 7a 55 IS 14! 141 II Sao Panlo St 7 4 77 75 77 1 Sax Pub Wks 7s 45 S3 33 -3 10 OiemenAHal 6S 51 39 .9 i Sjioej Sss 33 99 99. Taisraa El 5ii 71 83 83 S3! 10 Tokyo El Lt 6a 53 81 81 81 I 4 Stl Wk Sts, 51 33 33 4 Traiuay 6s SO -J 39 39 4 Crnsoa 64 39 31 5 Warsaw City 7s 58 73 73 73 3 T'kohsms 6s 61 86 84 Mi 811 OEM 0P1XI0XS COCKTS A CP rt -r -t BITS A CO We Va Wl -S rrxNFR nr axe te nc f.r I rOBB- A CO "i 'i 1 Money Market. 112 112 112 118 118 118 l'Ni loo P5 44 Wi 3 5 5, S9 S9 slj si I 101 P) Ml 104 104 t'Vi 1 15 105 39 39 I K2t "11 I 102 10-2 i 114 114 111 lOT 14 45 45 A5 Investing Companies. XEW TORK, An.

14 New Tork Se CHICAGO, CH'CAGO. Aug. 14. Hoits: Receipts 9.000 Including 2.500 direet: closed fairly setive. stead to 10c higher: extreme top $12.20: better srade 170 to 240 pounds, mostly I11D4S12 15: 250 to 325 pounds.

111 5fl 12.10: heavier sisrs $11111.50: rood to choirs lijht lihts 11 50611.99: most packing toves SM.2392 14-63: shippers 1.000, estimated holdover 500. Cattle: Receipts calves 1.000: fed MEW TORK. XEW YORK. An. 14.

Bleachable ror-tonseed oil was fairly active and prices were firmer 4n response to strength of lard aad and tumors of a 12-cent loan for the new eotton crop. Final prices were 15 to 19 pointa net higher. Sas 133 contracts. Bleschable spot nominal. September closed 108: October 10.17: December 10.07; January 10.10; March 10.13.

NEW ORLEANS. new nm nvs curity Theaters' Aasocistion Affiliated Inc Bankers Xat Ins- Corp xrw TOSK rw task i '4 r- -li Br '1 British Type Inv rs t-fVe-s 'T. 7i To TO, To, 'I9 99 71. 79 73 711 7. 7 75 7.1 94 96 VS Tl 7, 71 i SIT, 104 pi4 P54 94! 4i ii ir, i.n; S2 S2 S2 14 14 41 14 .13 1" 107 99 llMl 14 104 9.1 93 MAH 3 steers and yearlinta strona; to 25e hieher.

ts 774 76 74 31 51 51 42 Pnrtl 4s 60 3 Porto Ri A Too 4a 1 i.sa.' 43 4J 47 i a. tive. at sdvsjice: trrassy and wanned np fotores ckd very steady. Aofast 9 69V. kind slow but aenersllr steady: sellins September 9.68b: October 9 72b: December most itasK-e bis ber than early in week: I9.6S0: January March 9 78b.

Prima so. kinds still lower than week how- yeilow 9.4529.85. ever, excepting ktn. suited for toeker and fee4e trade, all replacement rattle sellint actively at new high prices en crop: best LlVCrpOOl COlf 071. fed iteers yesrltnis grass 1 I 123 Posral Tel AC 5a 53 35.

33 34 i 5 PA Ser EaI 4i S7 l4i p4; i 1 PnH Sr EA'i 4.s 70 TV, I Wi 7 Poh Sr Eili 4s 71 l' I'V. W. Pnre Oil 5.s 4" 1H 101 21 Tariry Bk 5 1 9) 98 98 i -it i vj ft. 3i. anns, vice president and general manager of the Petroleum Securities Company, owner.

The property is the old home ranch of the former interior secretary and passed into the hands of the Petroleum Securities Company on a foreclosure of a mortgage of approximately $250,000. E. L. Dohcny is treasurer and chairman of the board of the firm. Bullock fund Can Inv Fund Corporate Trust AA Corp Tr Aceim Ser He pos Bk Sh XT A IV pes Jns Phrs A TMversified Tr Diversified Tr Diversified Tr Dividend Shrs Group See Agriculture Gronp Sec Antomobile Group See Building ....2 Gronp Sec Chemical Group Ser Food Gronp See Merchandise Gronp See- Mining Gronp See Petroleum Group Sec BR Equip Gronp See Steel cattle $8.50 down to 8: yearling stockeri 1 ang.

i4. sxirton: tieceipta Ral'o Keith 6s 41 57 57 13 Heads 4.s K7 A lo5i 1H54 IH51 OP to 18.50. i.i in I'Wj liV.f Ttkv 27 Mesa Band 51s 47' 104 lt4 14 Rem Ksnl tl xw 104 104 lotl 2 Bey Ir A St 51 53 104 104 104 971 PCi 9T i-3 931 Bid Asked 1.52 1.66 4.125 4.625 .48 .48 14.25 15V 3 45 3 80 2 25 225 2. 43 2 TO 4.23 4.70 9 SO 3 53 3.85 5.623 623 141 1.53 131 1.51 1.06 1.18 l.S 1.50 1.26 1.39 1.13 1.25 1.20 1.38 1.11 1.23 1.04 1.14 .83 .92 1.21 134 1.37 1.51 .20 .30 18.69 5A.09 1.47 1.47 85.00 88.00 14 85 18.22 21.45 23.53 2 79 3.7S 1 40 1.64 2 SS 186 1.4 1.55 Snep: Receipts 6.000: fst native lam be tronc ts 10c bistaer: top (9: bulk lizhtly sorts late SS.75aj3.85: throwonts larsely $6Jj7 fat range lambs steady: 90-pound averages S8.75 liifhtely sorted: few rsnie feeduf lamb $8: food 80-rewind yearlinca 17.10: odd lots fat ewes steady; heat nandy- 1 Re ere Cop A 6s 4S 108 1 1 16,000 bales, including- 9. Sod American.

Spot In fair demand: prices three points lower: quots tions in pence; American strict good middlinr 6.94- srooel middiinc 6.64: strict middling 6.49: middiinc 6.44: strict low middling 6.34: low middling 6.09: strict good ordinary 3.89; good or 5.39. 1'uturea closed rtoiet, 6 ts 10 pointa lower than previous close. Tone, stesdy, good middling 6.64. Prer. 33 32 33 94 94 94 .84 4 'M 86 i 41 RtchfieM 0:1 6 44 i SO RioS.f Oil 44 A rt demand 4 rs'e.

4 (, t'i e.n,.,1 e. --t rv-rn. rv. -tm IS 52 Srr It in. SI ivmsnt 2" 2 21 sj 77; tvv ts! 4 33f Pnin.t 1 'S' 4 "St: a 2 ttr 1 'Vs Hinllft resits: R--nss-s f.V A-sesfe Prsiit s2- T'tiB 4 5 20 sjeMo Cite 2" o- VvTes! In t.rs r97: Tsrk la 111" Nom'sa! ai i r-ef ct 1 (ascs sf.a'T.

StW ef'erei Mlt I reet. st.efcsjM' aees.pt a -i nebie-esf t-t rate New toft Sriertf Bark. 1 rr reef sf s.i.er e. i at LOXOCX Istv I 4 er Pis--ne' iee sr.is I4: tsrre-l-s I fts Jt 1 4'H 14 ,1 ST I Pi- -St, -e- I 'J a.t 4t eei 44 ts S3! 311 33 82 82 82 33 55 Si 9 -i ri.T .5,. 41 17 ...3 E'J rts 4S Tb Eo As 4't ct 2 -ii 17 Co 45 2" 1 5i 1 1 llo 6s J8 1 Ur TX Ky taa 7s 40 2 C.r TS i i rss s.1 Nor Rt 7s 14 (it Kt 32 2 5s 71 7 f.t Xr 74 42 lit Xor 4.s 77 Ct Xnr la: 4s 41 3 Hs A rieS 4 MAX 9 C.j st St: 42 Hs-Vss nitP 4s 54 5 Hks 4-s e'e 'e S2 A A Sill rft .5 7 RittMss tat 5 37 If i'.

4 Js SA 2 4 i lit tew 52 weijbta $2.50 np: nthe-m mostly $1.75 down 1 Rio Gr West 1st 4s 38 1 Rutland 1st 41 5 Batlasi Can 4 4 Gronp See Tobacco 32 32 .104 lm Jo4j 71 .73 71 72 981 S71 98 Federal Land Bank Bonds. Close sr. i XEW TORK. An. 14.

Bid.Aske.1. 4 a Jt ntiary 1956-36 101 r2 44s 1942-32 lot; mi 4i Xovemt-sr 1958-38 100 106 WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE Divorce suit papers, filed against Frank B. Williams August 10 in Fulton superior court, will not be served. Deputy Sheriff A. C.

Peacock said yesterday. The wife, Mrs. Rosa Mae Williams, 50. of 993 Carr street, committed suicide Monday and funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon. Deputies learned of Mrs.

Williams' death when they went to serve Williams yesterday morning. 4 ST. 4 1 li 1 4 40 72 72 14 lli 12 12 i 111 111 Huron Holding Ineorp. Investors Income Foundation Fund Int See Am 61s pf Ms ry land Fond Mass Invest fr Xor Am Tr Ss. 145 Xor Am Tr Sh 19.541 Quarterly Inc Shrs Selected in Sb C.13 6.1)1 5.93 5.83 5 i 3 79 5.79 5.79 5.7 34 61 4S 721 11 12 IO.

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