Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

Tuesday, August 8, ITECATUR HERALD PAGE EIGHT. ANNOUNCEMENTS Chicago Board of Trade Quotations DECATUR HERALD MORNING AND SUNDAY DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC. rn 9nd Class Matter Bv The Associated Press) Chicago High Low Close Close Close Monday Monday Monday Saturday Year ago 97 98. 98' MH0 55 1B 1004 101 101 101 101 MVa 106 104.....

105 105 105 63- 63 5S" J. 54' 54 55 33 33 59..... 58Vi 58 5 S9Ji 5914 34 34 65 64 6 64.g 64', 64 39 40 39 39 39 40 18 18' 434 4I 42 42 43 20. JS 45 45 56 23 74 72 '73 35 79 78 78 78i 38 85' 83 83 83 0 429 53 53 53 53 57 57 57 7 2 62 6 20 6 17 6 1T9 6 22 5.25W 8 6 32ifi 6.32 6 35 5.22S 8 62 6.55 8.SS 6.60 a Open Monday I WHEAT i Seot. 98I'btf1 Dec.

mvt'n 101 May 105 6105Vi CORN Sept. 543i'ff 55V Dec. 59' May 64 1,6 OATS Spt. 393iff 39'i Dec. May ti RYE Sept.

73 Dec. IWn Mav ft BARLEY Sept. 53 Dec. 57V'5 May ..4 LARD Sept a Oct Dec. NEW YORK DULL STOCK MART DRIFTS SLIGHTLY OFF Lightest Turnover Since April Practically No Trade STEEL STEADY (Copyright, 1933.

Standard Statistics Co.) 5U Indls Monday ..84.8 Previous day .85.1 Week ago ...83.5 Mcnth ago ,.99.5 Year ago .58.4 3 yrs ago .165.2 6 Yrs aco 130.6 High 119331 102.1 Low (19331 .42.3 High H932) 72.3 Low (19321 .35.1 High (1931) 140.2 Low (1931 60.0 20 20 90 Rr's Uts Total 47.2 89:5 79.8 47. 91.8 80.5 46.1 91.0 79.0 58.0 110.6 95.0 24.6 82.1 57.4 120.4 216.0 167.2 120.3 115.9 122.S 58.0 113.7 96.9 23.5 61.5 43.9 39.8 111.0 73.9 18.2 51.8 35.0 106.2 203.9 144.3 30.8 92.8 61.3 STOCKS 3 11 24 30 2 3 12 25V, 30 2 Std El Std Oil Cal Std Oil NJ Stone 13 35 34 11 14 34 35 12 Studebaker 5 23 Tev r.nrn 21 213: 4 4 10 Tex Pac I Tr 7 10 37 62 61, 31 33 17 34 14 Tide As 7 Timk Ax 5 Timk. Rol 25 Transamer 7 Trl Cont 6 5'. 25 7 31 33 I8V4 36 14 44 Un Carbide Un Oil 40 40 18 115 31 18 115 31 23 9 56 19 45 62 11 17 .15 29 74 51 95 Un Pac Unit Air Unit Carb Unit Corp Unit Unit Gas I Gyp US Ind Al US Leather US Lea US Pipe US Rub 1 pf US US Steel US Steel Df Util Vanadium Warner Pict Wesson OA'S West Mary Un West Air West Woolworth Wrigley Jr 44 14 10 19 11 25 31 18 55 19- 43 62 10 12 25 15 74 51 96 5 23 6 27 11 59 26 40 41 4 5 25 19 68 26 91 32 26 21 51 31 32 11 11 20- 19V, 54 17 20 86 14 23 42 25 20 31 5 24 24 11 17 5 66 25 92 32 25 4 23 6 'ii 58 24 39 41 21 51 13 31'-32' 11' ll5 20 Yell 5 Young 24 18 53 Sales. Active stocks 767.300 Inactives 2.860 Total today' 770.160 Previous Day 540.020 17 19 86 15 23 41 24 11 20 31- 5 24 24 Chicago Stock Fri.

-Mon. Close Close Armour Co 9 10 Asbestos Mfg 3 4 Eendix Av 15 15 Berah Brew. 14 14 Butler 4 4 I 27 27 Ut 2. 2 11 16 5 Grah Gt No I ctf Gt No Ry pf Gt West Sue Guantan Sug Houston Oil Hous Oil new I 111 Cent Indust Ray. Interb Rap Int Cement Int HarvestO Int Nick Can Int Silver Int Tel Johns Manv.

Kayser Kelvinator Kennecott Kresge Krcger Groc -U Lambert Leh Val RR. Lehman Corp Lib Fd Ligg My Liquid Carb. Lcews Lorillard Macy Marsh Field. Math Alkali. Mclntyre Por Mid Cont Pet Mo Kan T.

MontWard Nash Mot Nat Biscuit Nat Cash RA Nat Dairy Pr Nat Distill Nat Pow Nat Tea NY Ccn NY NY Ont NY S'nlpbe Noran Mines No Am Aviat North Am North Pac Ohio Oil Otis Elev Otis Stl Owens 111 Pac El Packard Mot Park Utah Patino Penick Ford Penney Pcnn RR Petro Corp. Phelps Dodge Phil I Phillips Pet Proc Gam Pub Svc NJ. Pullman Pure Oil Purity Bak Ft Radio Radio pf B. Rem Rand Reo Mot Rpub Stl Rep Stl Cc pf Hey Tob Close Close Fri. Mon.

A- Adams Ex 9 9 Affil Prod 7 7-n Alas Jun 23 23 Aileghany 4- a Al Ch 1175n Ailis Ch Mfg 17 11 Amerada 31 32 Am Beet SUE 10 lO'n Am Can 84 84 Am Coml Al 45 47 Am 11 11 Am Int 9 8 Am Ma 16 Am Metal 17 17 Am 11 12 Am Rad 14 14 Am Rcli 20 20 Am Sm 32 33 Am Stl Fdrs 17 18 Am Sug Ref 55 57 Am 123 123 Am Tob 86 82 Am Wat 27 28 Am Woolen 11 11 Am Wool pf 45 46 Am 8 Anaconda 16 161'. Arm 111 A 5 5 Arm 111 3 -3 Atch 56 58 Atl Ref 23 24 Auburn Auto 53 53 Avia Corp 10 10 Bald Loe 10 11 26 27 7' 7 Beech Nut 62 Bendix Av 15 15 Best Co 24 24 Beth Stl 38 38 Bohn jllum 38 Borden 32 31 Borg Warn .15 15 Briggs Mfg 9 9 Bkl.vn 31 31 Burr Ad Ma 15 15 Byers Co 29 29 Calif Pack 25 Calumet 6 fi Can Pac 15 16 Case 66 65 Cater Trac 19 20 Cer De Pas 30 31 43 42 Ches Corp 41 Chi ft NW 10 10 MStPdrFpf 13 13 Chi I 6 6- Chrysler 33 32 Colgate Palm 16 16 Col I 4 5 Col 19 19 Col Carb 53 Coml In Tr 35 34 Coml Solv 32 31 Com Sou 3 3 Congo Na 20 20 Con Gas 49 51 Con Oil 10 10 Cont Can 60 60 Cont Ins 28 ''2 28 Cont Mot 2 2 Cont. Oil 13 Corn Prod .80 80 Cuban Am 6 Curt, Wr 3 3 D- Del Sr 31 30 Dome Mi 29 30 noug Air 13 13 Drug Iuc 46 45 Du Pont DN 70 69 Eastman Kcd 74 74 El Auto L. 17 17 El Pow Lt 8 9 Firest 22 23 First Nat Str 58 59 Freenort Tex 37 38 G- Gen Am Trs 34 34 Gen Asphalt. 17- 18 Gen Bak 15 14 Elec 22 22 Gt'n Foods 35 35 Gen Mills 60 60 Gen Mot 28 29 Gillette 1.7 13 Geld Dust 20 21 Goodrich 14 14 Goody 35 35 GRAIN RANGE Chicaso AP Range of grain prices at principal markets xnonaay.

High. Low. SEPTEMBER WHEAT Chicago 97 Minneapolis ....97 95 Kansas City ....93 92 (Winnipeg and Liverpool closed) 98 '0 981 97 93 DECEMBER WHEAT Chicago ...1.02 1.00 Minneapolis ..1.00 98 Kansas City ..,.90 95 1.01(501 99 S5 MAY WHEAT Chicago 106 Minneapolis No sales. Kansas City ....99 1.04 1.0505 98 SEPTEMBER CORN Chicago 55 54 Kansas City 50 54 51'. '4 DECEMBER CORN Chicago 59 Kansas City ao 58 54 53 54 SEPTEMBER OATS Chicago 40.

Minneapolis 38 i 39 37 37 Cash Wheat Higher Chicasro AP Cash wheat ad vanced 1 to 1 cent, mainly on good milling demand, Monday despite the -weakness of futures. The trading basis was firm, with No. 2 hard selling at 11 cents under the Sep tember delivery, appreciably nearer the future figure than as of Friday. Shipping sales were only 5,000 bushels; estimated receipts, 81 cars; booked to arrive, 4,000 bushels. Corn prices were likewise strong er and" the trading basis lirmer.

Prices improved to 1 cent and No. 3 yellow was only 2 cents under the September contract. The improvement was ascribed to "good general demand." Estimated receipts, 99 cars; shipping sales. 25,000 bushels; booked to arrive 3,000 bushels. Oats showed a similar trend also on good demand.

Prices were 1 to 1J cents higher, with No. 2 white only 11 cents under the September future. Shipping sales, 1,000 bushels; estimated receipts, 112 cars; booked to arrive. 2,000 bushels. ILLIOPOLIS MAN HURT IN RUNAWAY Illiopolis Clarence Peters suffered a broken collar bone when a team of horses ran away with him at.

his farm home Friday. Leslie McDaniel suffered a slight, stroke of paralysis Sunday. He is recovering at the Perkins hotel. Mrs. M.

B. Clauson and little daughter, Caroline of Beirut, Syria, visited Mrs. Clauson's brother, Dr. V. B.

Stanford from Thursday until Sunday when Mrs. Clauson went to Chicago to attend some business conferences. The daughter remained at the Stanford home. Mrs. Clauson's husband, who is a brother of Mrs.

Stanford is profess or in the dental college at Beirut. William Sweet and farily of Chicago are expected to move to this place this week. They will occupy the residence of his mother, the late Mrs. Mary Sweet, a 1 Russell Miller Held pi On Russell Miller of Champaign pleaded guilty to selling lottery tickets Monday and was fined $103.15 by Justice -Robert Rentfro. His plea was on a city charge.

He was surrendered to Sheriff E. C. Wilson Monday afternoon, to be held on a state warrant, charging operation of a lottery. Miller was said by police to be associated with the "Blue" Klem-ick gambling interests in Champaign. BOYS AT CAMP Of 600 boys receiving military training at the C.

M. T. Jefferson Barracks, only three are from Decatur. They are Don Bul-lard, Lester Weidenkeller and Harold Timmons, all members of the Decatur Red Coats, high school band. cents lower.

Common and medium grades were steady and scarce at $5.50 down. The top was $7.35 on medium weights. Most weighty steers went for $6 to $6.75, with the best around $7. Vealers were steady, with other killing classes slow and weak to 15 cents lower. Cattle receipts were calves 1,500.

Sheep receipts were 13,000 and prices mostly steady. Choice rangers at the close, however, were 25 cents higher, with the top $8.25 for choice Washington to shippers. The best natives and the bulk $7.50 to $7.75. The Associated Presa Is exclusively, en titled to all news not otherwise crecuiea SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY U. S.

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ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT. COURTEOUS. EFFICIENT SERVICE- AL-WAYS. DAWSON WIKOFF. Card of Thanks YEAW, MARSHALL I take this way to reach all the frienas and thank tnem for the beautiful flowers, also for their sympathy and help during the sickness and death of our dear son and brother.

Mrp. Ida Yeaw. Niantic Scouts to Attend World's Fair Niantic Sixteen Niantic Boy Scouts with their scoutmaster, John Dingman, went to Camp Robert Faries Monday night for an early start Tuesday to A Century of Progress. Those in the group are Ernest and Harold Dragstrem, Harold Bruce, Charles Marshall, Ober Livergood, Oscar Himstedt, Roy joe juoitus, waiter Ulenn, Lawrence Stahl, Carl Pritchett, Jake Stahl, Dale Moore, Eugene Ford, James Keith Moore and Homer Lyman. Eldon Paul Gissey and Roger Bissey will go with their parents later, leaving only four scouts of Troop 35 not going to the fair.

Appraisal Inheritance taxes totaling $775.95 are assessed against the estate of Mary O. Denison, in an appraisal on file Monday in county court. The estate was appraised at approximately $19,000. The First Congregational church of Decatur, which is to receive $5,000 from the is exempt from inheritance tax. The Macon Cemetery association of Macon, which will receive $300 also is exempt." The tax fixed by the appraiser will be paid in equal shares by Lewis J.

Colby, Oakland, Merrill W. Colby, Decatur, and Ethel O. Weller, Springfield, nephews and neice. Five nieces and nephews of Rose A. Parker will pay a total of $114.50 in inheritance tax on shares they receive from the estate.

Theodore Hays will pay $96.65 in tax on his share of the estate of Ella M. Hays. Shares of Thomas and Fred Hays, sons, are exempt. Public Sale Dates Aug. 8 W.

H. Brown. Route 1. Decatur. Aug.

9 Jacob Sheets. Long creek Aug. 10 Otto Fromm. Mt. Auburn.

Chi Corp 3 3 Cmwth Edis. 64 64 Cord Corp 10 9 Gt Lakes Dr 14 Grigsby Grun 2 2 Lib McN 5 5 Lynch Corp 26 26 Mid West Ut Nat Leath 1 Prima Co 27 27 Public 33 35 Swift 17 18 Swift Int 23 24 U'ah Radio 1 Walsreen 17 17 shares. Total stock sales. 24.000 In Memoriam PRYCZYNSKI. MRS.

MARY In loving remembrance. Two years have passed since that sad day. rne one we jovea cancu God took her home, it was His will. But in our hearts she liveth still. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

Flower and Mourning Goods 4 LET STROCHER BROS. take care of your floral needs. Honest, courteous. economical service. 347 N.

Main. Insurance INSURANCE With reliable companies. Autos, burglary, fire, tornado, hail. J. D.

Johnson. Son 374 Citizens Bldg, THE NEW ENGLAND ER 123 LIFE THIS form of insurance is written at very low premium rate, ana is automat ically converted to ordinary life at the end of one. two or three years, as se lected by the insured, witnout further medical examination. IT MAKES the benefit of life insurance available for those persons who need it mou out lor whom regular raws are. at the moment, out of the question.

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. H. DREW LAPP, GENERAL AGENT CITIZENS BLDG. PHONE 2-0319 LEGAL NOTICES In the District Court of the United ztates tor tne southern matrict ot Illinois Southern Division.

In the Matter oL Walter H. Wilson, trading as Wilson's Bakery. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 7619.

To the creditors of the above named person, of Decatur, in the County of juacon. and District and Division afore-said, a Bankrupt. notice Is Hereby Given, that on August 4. 1933. the above named person was duly adjudicated a bankrupt: ann that the first meeting of creditors will oe held at the County Court Room in the County Court House in the City of Decatur, County of Macon, and State of Illinois, on 'August 17, 1933.

at 9:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, authorize the sale of property of said estate, and transact such other business as may properly come oeiore said meeting. GEORGE K. FOSTER. Referee in Rar.kriimv Dated at Bloomington. Illinois, August MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

State of Illinois, Macon County, ss In the Circuit Court. To the May terra, a. u. 1.933 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. a corporation, complainant, vs.

Alois u. urmitoeiter. et ai aeienaants. Chancery No. 34279.

Foreclosure. Pllhlie. Nntir.p Ts Herehv rsivon. that in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Macon County. Illinois, entered in me aDove entitled cause on the 14th day-of July.

A. D. 1933. at the May Term, A. D.

1933 of said Court. I. Lawrence c. Wheats Master in Chancery oi saia uourt. win on Wednesday.

August 16th. 1933 at the hour of 10 o'clock a. at the North door of the Court House on East Wood street, in the City of Decatur, in said County, offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the highest and best bidder, according to law ana as provided in said decree subject to the right of redemption tne real estate in said decree ordered to be sold and described as follows, to-wit: Forty (40i feet off of the North end of Lots Twelve 1 12 and Thirteen 1131 in Block Three i3i in B. H. Cassells Seventh Addition to the City of Decatur.

Illinois, situated in Macon County, Illinois. Said sale to be upon the following terms: Cash in hand on dav of sale. Dated at Decatur. Illinois, this 25th day of July. -A.

D. 1933 LAWRENCE C. WHEAT. Master in Chancery. Macon County, Illinois.

DECK AND JACK. Complainant's Solicitors. MASTER IN CHANCERY'S State of Illinois, Macon Countv. ss. In the Circuit Court.

To the May Term. A. D. 1933 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a Corporation. Complainant, vs.

Olen C. Johnson, et al. Defendants Chancery No. 33978 Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Macon County. Illinois, entered in the above entitled cause on the 14th day of July.

A. D. 1933, at the May Term. A. D.

1933 of said Court. 1. rence C. Wheat. Master in Chancery of said Court, will on Wednesday.

August 16th. 1933. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. at the North door of the Court House on East Wood Street, in the City of -Decatur, in said County, offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the highest and Best bidder, according to law and as provided in said decree subject to the right of redemption the real estate in said de- Complete Brokerage Service Established 1880 JaiBcsEBennelt STOCK BROKERS Mtmbwrs: New York Stock Exchang Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board mi Trad Winnipeg Grain Exchange AH Principal Marketa Privatt Wire, to All Markrtl 392 SS La Salle St. 25 Beaver St.

CHICAGO NEW YORK 252 North Water Street By SOL HESS MEAWTIME, FAMIslV WAS ARRIVED AT CAOOWA.C ISLAJoO -SHE PREFERS TmE COMFORTS OF HOME ThROvukJ VAjlTK HER. VACATION, VUHILE RUDV L1K.ES THE 6REAT WISH THATl Dounr ever OKLESS (TV IW A FISH 3 78 25 4 2 16 53 40 33 26 4 34 10 93 14 6 12 38 44 46 8 13 39 46 47 18 Bends sales, none. N. Y. Curb.

16 8 3 16 38 47 50 22 22 35 5 8 7 23 .11 37 22 25 25 34 26 3 16 36 48 Ciose Fri. Alum Co 71 Ark Gas 2 Rlne Ridge 3 Cities Ser 3 SI '22 Ford 5 Gulf 45 Nia Hud 9 Stand Ind 28 23 22 3oV 5 8 7- 23 37 22 25 24 34 26 LIBERTY BONDS. 3s 1st. 4s 4th 4s Treas. 4s Treas.

4s Treas. 3s Treas. 3s Stock sales 770.160. Bonds 58,533.000. New York AP The stock market chose Monday to indulge in nothing more strenuous than a mere round of aimless and insignificant shadow boxing.

Stocks mulled about lazily during the entire trading session, the close was narrowly irregular, with changes more or less evenly divided between the winners and Volume -was only 770,160 shares, the smallest since April 4th. The Associated Press-Standard Statistics composite of 90 selected issues showed a net decline for the day of seven-tenths of a points. Commodity markets were colorless and quiet, too, almost as if the mid-summer lethargy surrounding stocks had been contagious. Trading in grains, proceeding in a listless manner, resulted mostly in fractional declines. Cotton lost 70 to 85 cents a bale.

Utilities Weaker Foreign exchange trailed along in the same spirit, with final quotations for the dollar generally limited to small advances. The market for metals showed a generally steady tone. In the stock list the utilities seemed to be singled out for. selling more than any other group. Wall Street attributed this, for the most part, to rate uncertainties.

Among the utilities, Consolidated Gas, North American and Public Service of New Jersey, lost from fractions to more than a point. Steel Steady Rails were soft despite an interstate commerce commission decision refusing to sanction lower freight rates. The steel group remained steady throughout the day. United States Steel, Bethlehem, and Republic were slighty higher at the final gong. A more robust showing was made by Chrysler, Hercules Powder, Great Western Sugar preferred, Endicott Johnson, Dunhill International, and Reynolds Tobacco all of which advanced from 1 to around 2 points.

The business picture was generally viewed with satisfaction in financial quarters. Hog Market, Lower Chicago AP i Continuation of the heavy marketing trend sent cattle and hog prices lower Monday. Market observers saw in it an owen that the liberal runs will last through to the fall packing season. Hog receipts in Chicago during July were 45 per cent, higher than in July, 1932, and cattle 35 per cent, higher. About 15,000 of the hogs received were consigned direct to packers.

The close was 20 to 30 cents lower. Most late sales were at $4.25 downward; holdovers totalled 6,000. Shippers took 5,000. The better grade fed steers and long yearlings were weak to 25 changed at 35. Toledo Seeds Close Clover: Cash $8.50: Oct.

Alsike: Cash. $8.75. Hay: Timothy, per 70c. New York. Sugar Raw 3.45: refined 4.70.

New York Coffee Spot, quiet; Rio. Santos. 8. Rio futures quiet: Sept. 5.76: Dec.

5.98: Mch. 6.09: Santos Sept. 7.S5. Dec. 8.16: Mch.

8.25. Strs 50 Close Mon. 2 3 3 5 45 10 28- SEE LARGER CROP, GRAIN MART LOWER Chicago Pit Quiet Awaiting Development of Federal Plans EASY AT CLOSE Chicago AP Awaiting developments in the national recovery plan, wheat prices averaged a little lower Monday, affected somewhat by liberal enlargement of the domestic wheat visible supply. The country's stock of wheat in sight showed 3.057,000 bushels increase during the past week, compared with 992.000 increase a year ago. With holidays at Winnipeg and Liverpool, speculative interest was restricted, and the market responsive to any good buying or selling, but displaying no pronounced trend.

Wheat closed easy; 5-3 under Saturday's finish, corn 5-1 cent down, oats i-i off, and provisions unchanged to a setback of 15 cents. Early Advance Wheat made a hesitating start, and then advanced moderately on account of apparent likelihood of unwelcome higher temperatures in Canada, where crops had suffered severe losses. Buying was also promoted temporarily by attention given to the fact that of late the September delivery of wheat had gained relative to December. Friends of higher prices said this circumstance pointed to inherent market strength as generally shown in past experience whenever a nearby contract was notably firmer than deferred futures. Report Rains Selling augmented on wheat price advances, however, especially after rains at various points in Canada dispelled uneasiness regarding possibilities of a new heat wave.

On the other hand, a sustaining influence came from reports that throughout Minnesota, the Dakotas and Montana, conditions were such that the Northwest this season would not raise more than 150.000-000 bushels of bread wheat and bushels of durum. The same reports indicated, nevertheless, that wheat heads were well developed, and that there would not be much light-test wheat. Corn and oats largely followed i wheat. Sunday rains, especially in 1 Iowa, were a bearish factor as to corn. Provisions inclined downward, paralleling the action of hog values.

CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO AP Wheat No. 1 red 97c: No. 2 red No. 1 hare 9797c: No. 2 hard 96fi97c: No.

hard 95si96c; No. 2 Northern Spring 96' jc: No. 2 mixed 96c; No. 3 mixed 95 's95c; No. 2 mixed (smuttyi 90'jc.

Corn No. 3 mixed 51c: No. 6 mixed 43c: No. 1 yellow 53c: No. 2 yellow No.

3 yellow 5353c: No. yellow 52c: No. 5 yellow 5152c; No 6 yellow nOc; No. 2 white 55c. Oats No.

2 white 38 ft 40 No. 3 white 37fj39c: No. 4 white 35 37c. sample grade 34f 3534C. Rye No.

2. 71c. Barley. 40i64c. Timothy seed.

4. 2511.4.50 cwt. Clover seed 12.50 cwt. PEORIA CORY PEORIA AP Peoria cash. Corn receipts 26 cars.

to cent lower. No. 2 yellow 52 1 bid Oats Receipts 21 cars. Unchanged. No.

2 hite 37. No. 3. white 35. St.

Louis Hay Steady: timothv. No. 1. 12.50; No. 2.

S10.0011 11.00: No. 2. M.CO'.i 10.00: clover. No. 1.

S9.00-U 10.00: No. 2. S8.00S prairie. No. 1.

Sli.0ni l-VOO; No. 2. S3. 004i 10.00: alfalfa, choice. illXOIt 12.00: No.

1. S9.00'u 10.00; standard. 58. 00 9.00. CASH GRAIN ST.

LOUIS AP Cash: Wheat, red 96c: No. 2 hard 95c. Corn No. 2 yellow 5353c; white 55e. Oats No.

2 mixed 35c. No. 2 No. 2 Futures Wheat: Sept. 98c; Dec, wantedmessw.

VISIBLE SI PPI.V. NEW YORK AP The visible supply of Amenran grain shows i he following chunses. in bushels: Wheat increased 3.158.000: corn increased 488.000; oats increased 2.444.000; rye increased barley increased 719 000. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO AP I tj. S.

Dept. Aer.1 HOGS Receipts. 40.000. including 16.000 direct: market, slow lO'VSOc lower lhan Friday: 200-250 lbs. 54.404.50: top St.50: heavier weichls 54.

40 downward: 140-190 S3. 75'" 4.45: most pies downward: packing sows S3.2V'i 3.75; llcht light, good and choice. 140-160 S3 50' 4.25: lisbt weight. 160-200 S4.00'-i 4 50: medium weight. 200-250 S4.40'-i 4.50: hesvy weight.

2i0-350 4 -5: packing sows, medium and 27.1-539 S3.flOi3.85: piss, good and choice, loo-inn 3.50. CATTLE Receipts. 16.000: 1 500: fed steers and yearlings unevenly steady to 25c lower, mostly weak to 25c off. wuh very little done: best yearlings and light steers S7.00: seme held hi'-her: lr. ige-ly beer run.

with lower grade killers and storkers sci-rce: lafar firm: Ml other killing classes under pre.ss.ure. except veak-rs: this class sti ady: most steers of value to sell at S5.5U'( 6.75. Slam-liter catile ami steers, good and choice, 5.10-MOO 900-1100 7 .25: SSHl 7.2.": common medii-in. 550-1300 S3.004i.-i.50: heilers. eoctl tnd 550-75(1 S4.7.V" ,7.25 common and medium SC.75''i 5.00: c.tws.

gooo. S3. 50-1 4.75: common medium. S2 H.i 'l 3.75: low cutter and cutter. S1.50-" 2.65: buils ivearliues good fberfi.

4. UO: cutter, common and medium. 501; 3.75; ve-ilers, eood and choice. medium. S5.00lie.00: cm" and common.

S3. 50 5.00: stocker and feeder cattle: steers, good and choice. 550- DECATUR MARKETS BOTTEB Creamiry butter 23 Butterfat 18 POULTRY. Plrmnuth Hock springs, over 3 lbs. 10 Plymouth Rock Springs.

3 lbs. and under .08 .08 .06 springs Leghorn springs Bireback springs, half price. Hens Leghorn hens No. 2 hens Old roosters Fresh eggs (less off! Black springs, not quoted. Livestock Decatur Livestock Co.

Roes. .08 .06 .04 .04 .08 170-200 lbs 2C0-25O lbs 250-300 lbs 3C0-400 lbs 150-170 lbs 1C0-150 lbs Roughs S3 95 4.00 S4.00f4 05 S3.75n4.00 S3.3(:si3.75 $2. $2,001 2.65 $2.80 i 3.15 11 ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES cree ordered to be sold and follows, to-wit: Lot Five (5) in Block Thru Hill's Re-survey of a part of Re-survey of a part oi BlocI and Block Two (2) of hi v. ID an of Outlots to the City of Decatur nois. situated in Macon County film Said sale to be upon the in hand on day of sale Dated at Decatur Illinois, 'thin day of July.

A. D. 1933. LAWRENCE C. WHEAT Master in Chancery Macon County, mSL' DECK JACK.

Complainants Solicitors. MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE State of Illinois, Macon County In the Circuit Court. To the MayTiT-A. D. 1933.

7 rw- Metropolitan Life Insurance' Comnan. a corporation. Complainant, vs. PriJt' -Ziegler. et al.

Delendants. Chancery No. 34280 Foreclosure Public Nottice Is Hereby Given, that pursuance of a decree the Court ol Macon County. Illinois entS ed in the above entitled cause mi 14th day of July. A.

D. 1933. at Term, A. D. 1933 of Court.

LVi' rence C. Wheat. Master in Chancery Vi said Court, will on Wednesday, 16th, 1933. at the hour of 10 at the North door of the House on East wood street. In the fi-i of Decatur, in said County, offer lor and sell at public vendue to the hlgheJ and best bidder, according to law andS provided in said decree subject to right of redemption, the real rum said decree ordered to be sold and dr" -scribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point 98 feet North of the Southwest corner of Lot Three in V.

Barber Subdivision of the South part of Section 3. Township 16 North Range 2 East of the Third Princioai thence North 40 feet, thenri East 168.30 feet, thence South 40 feet! thence West 168.30 leet to the place oi beginning, situated in Macon Count; Illinois. Said sale to be upon the foUoirini terms: Cash in hand on day of sale. Dated at Decatur. Illinois, this 24th day of July.

A. D. 193J. LAWRENCE C. WHEAT, Master in Chancery, -Macon County, Illinois.

DECK JACK. Complainant's Solicitors. MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. State of Illinois. Macon County, u.

In the Circuit Court. To the May Term. A. D. 1933.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, complainant, vs. Elber; Tade. et al. defendants. Chancery Ho 34282.

Foreclosure. Public Notice Is Hereby Given, tint in persuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Macon County. Illinois, enterea in the above entitled cause on the 14th day of July. A. D.

1933. at the May Term. A. D. 1933 of said Court.

I. Lawrence C. -Wheat, Master in Chancery of said Court, will on Wednesday. August 16tn. 1933, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.

at the North door of the Court House on East Wood street, in the City of Decatur, in said County, offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the highest ana best bidder, according to law and as provided in said decree subject to the ng'nt of redemption the real estate in said de- cree ordered to be sold and described as to-wif Lot Ten (101 in Block Two (2) in Towl's Addition to the City of Decatur, as per plat recorded in Book 149. pase 75 of the records in the office of the Recorder of Macon County, situated in Macon County. Illinois. Said sale to be upon the follovinc terms: Cash in hand on day of sale. Dated at Decatur, Illinois, this 25th day of July.

A. D. 1933. LAWRENCE C. WHEAT.

Master in Chancery, Macon County, rHinoix. DECK AND JACK. Complainant's Solicitors. MASTER IN CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE State of Illinois. Macon county, a.

In the Circuit court. To the lisy Term. A. D. 1933.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation. Complainant, n. William A. Burk. et al.

Defendants. Chancery No. 34135 Foreclosure. Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of County. Illinois, enterea in the above entitled cause on the 14th day of July.

A. D. 1933 al the May Term A. D. 1933 of said Court.

I. Lawrence C. Wheat, Master in Chancery of said Court, will on Wednesday. August 16ta. 1933, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.

the North door of the Court House on Bast Wood street, in the City of Decatur, in said County, offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the highest ana best bidder, according to law and as Provided in said decree subject to the right of redemption the real estate in said decree ordered to be sold and described as follows: to-wit: Lot Eighteen (18) in Block Three (31 of Towls Second Addition to the City 1 of Decatur, Illinois, as per plat recorded in Book 300. page 99 of the records in the Recorder's Office oi Macon County, Illinois, situated in Macon County, Illinois. Said sale to be upon the following terms: Cash in hand on day of sale. Dated at Decatur. Illinois, this Satl day of July.

A. D. 1933. LAWRENCE C. WHEAT.

Master in Chancery, Macon County. Illinois. DECK JACK. Complainant's Solicitors. MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE State of Illinois.

Macon County, ss. In the Circuit Court. To the Mar Term. A. D.

1933. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a Corporation. Complainant, n. Fred J. Ziesler.

et Defendants. Chancery No. 34-81 Foreclosure. Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Macon County. Illinois, entered in the above entitled cause on the 14tn day of July.

A. D. 1933. at the MaJ Term. A.

D. 1913 of said Court. I. Laurence C. Wheat, Master in Chancery oi said Court, will on Wednesday.

AufUK 16th. 1A33. at the hour of 10 o'ciocfi A. at the North door of the Court House on East Wood Street in the City of Decatur, in said County, offer for sale and sell at public vendue to tne highest and best bidder, according to iaw and as provided in said decree sub; ject to the right of redemption the reai estate in said decree ordered to be soia and described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point 178 feet Nortll of the Southwest corner of Lot Three 13) in V. Barber's Subdivision of the Sou.i part of Section Three i3i Township Sixteen (161 North, Ranse Two (2i East of the Third Principal Meridian: thence North 40 feet, thence East 168.30, feet, thence South 40 feet, thence West 1683J feet to the place of beginning, situated in Macon County, Illinois.

Said sale to be upon the following terms: Cash in hand on day of at Decatur. Illinois, this 25tn day of July. A. D. 1933.

LAWRENCE WHEAT. Master in Macon County. Illinois. DECK JACK. Complainant's Solicitors.

MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. State of Illinois. Macon County, ss. In the Circuit Court. To the MaJ Term.

A. D. 1933. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, complainant vs. Jona Et Tohill.

et al defendants. Chancery ho. 34127. Foreclosure. Public Notice Is Hereby Given, that in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Macon County.

Illinois, entered in the above entitled cause on toe 14th day of July A. 1933. at the MaT Term. A. D.

1933 of said Court. I. La; rence c. Wheal. Master in Chancery oi said Court, will ou Wednesday.

Aueust 16th. 1933 at the hour of 10 ociock a. at the North door of the Court House on East Wood street, in the City of Decatur. In said County, otter tor sale and sell at public vendue to me hishest and best bidder, accordine to law and as provided in said decree suo-ject to the rinlit of redemption the real estate in said decree ordered to be sola and described as follows- to-wit: The West Ninety-two 92 feet of Lot Six (6) of Marrarile Kurtz's Subdivision of Block Nineteen Gulick Addition to the City of Decatur. Illinois, situated in Mcon Countv.

Illinois. Said sale to be upon the followmf Cash in hand on day of sale. Dated at Decatur. Illinois, this 35U1 day of July A. 1933 LAWRENCE C.

WHEAT. Master in Chancery. Macon County. Illinois. DECK AND JACK t-ompiainanrs Solicitors.

Personal GOING TO CALIFORNIA Room for 3. oimic expenses. New cars. Fnone tfJv- OLD GOLD In any form. Best price.

Beadles. 318 N. Main. Close 8 p. m.

LADY Wants to care for. board child in her home. S3 week. 345 W. Main.

MERCHANTS DELIVERY SERVICE 10c anywhere in city. 7-9. Insured carriers. Phone 4990. WATCHES REPAIRED HiKh rade.

Any vuujwucuieG jod. Every job suarauv- ouaoif n. Main si- Theaters and Amusements AXHAMBRA THEATER Presents "In? oik case- with Clyde Beatty auu Anita Page. "No Other Woman'' f'-lurmg Irene Dunne and Chas. Bickford.

AVON THEATER Presents "Our Betters iraiuring Anita Louise. Gilbert KOiauu. and Charles Stnrrett. EMPRESS THEATER Presents "The Little Giant" featuring Edward G. Robin- son and Mary As.lor LINCOLN THEATER Presents "Anollier Languact" featunne Robert Montgomery and Helen Hayes.

MORROWS THEATER Presents 'The Midnight Lady" with Claudia Dfll. T- Schmelins fizht pictures. rr rrrr i 102.20 101.28 102.21 110.2 106.5 .104.13 98.10 high 21c; low '20c: close 2020c ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ST. LOUIS AP Produce steady.

Eggs. Missouri standards. 12c; Missouri No. 1. 10c: unclassified.

9c. Butter, creamery extras. 23c: standard. 21 22c; firsts. 17 18c: seconds.

1415c. Butterfat. No. 1. 17c: No.

2. 14c. Cheese, northern twins. 15c. Poultry, heavy hens, 9c: light hens.

7c: leghorns. 6c: springs. 12c: spring turkeys. 17c: old turkey hens. 11c: spring ducks.

7c: old ducks. 4c; spring geese, 7c; old cee.e, 4c. New York Money. NEW YORK AP Call money steady; 1 P3r cent all day. Time loans steady: 60 days 111: 90 days liil: 4 months liil; 5-6 months l'2 per cent.

Prime commercial paper 1. Bankers acceptances unchanged. 30 days 1: 60-90 days --S 4 mos. 5-6 mos. lliftl.

Foreign Exchange. NEW7 YORK AP Foreign exchange easy; demand: (Great Britain In dollars, others in cents) Great Britain. $4.48: France, 5.32: Italy. 7.13; Belgium. 18.97: Germany.

32.45; Holland. 54.85: Norway. 22.55; Sweden. 23.15; Denmark. 20.05: Switzerland.

26.30: Spain. 11.36: Portugal. 4.14: Greece. .77: Austria. 15.50: Tokyo.

26.87: Montreal in New York, 93.50; New York In Montreal. 107.00. Treasury Balance. WASHINGTON UP The treasury net balance fcr Aug. 4 was S798.

545.196. 14. Miscellaneous internal revenue receipts were $10,181,493.46. Custom receipts for the month through Aug. 4 were $4,280,704.56.

New York. Bar Silver Steady, un- THE NEBBS- floUKlG SlTTlWG Bulls early training was That of ever1 otheq. Sioux. Boy, FROM 8A8YH0OI WE WAS ACCUS TOMEPTORIPIK1, HORSEBACK When he grew A LITTLE OLDEQ HE VJAS TAUGHT WOODCQAF-T AWPTfiACKlNG.r W1. WE ran fct Jos Lead.

Scab Oil Scars Roeb. Serve! Shattuck ShellUnion Simmons Soccny Vac So Sug. Sou Cal Ed Scu Pac Sou Ry Do. pf Std Brands. 1050 S4.50C5.75; common and medium, S3.

00'" 4.50. SHEEP Receipts. 13.000: fat lambs slew, mostly steady, too S8.00 for small killers: S7.75 -paid occasionally by all interests, but best not particularly attractive at S7.50 down: sheep strong. Lambs. 90 down, gcod and choice.

S6.50ii 8.00: common and medium, S3.75fi6.75: ewes. 90-150 sood and choice. Sl.25-S3.00: 11 weights, common and medium. SLOCo. 2.00.

PEORIA HOCS PEORIA AP HOGS Receipts. 3.500: STMOc lower, top S4.40. bulk S4.25S4.30. Cattle 150. slow to weak.

Calves 150 steady to 50c higher: top S6.50. SPRINGFIELD HOGS SPRINGFIELD UP Receipts 800: market 10 ii 20c lower: top S4.40: lights 3.25 ii 4.30: mediums S4.25n4.40; heavies S4.15, 4.30: packers 3.50. Cattle steady; vealers steady $5.25 top. INDIANAPOLIS HOGS INDIANAPOLIS UP Hobs 7.000: holdovers 320; mostly 1020c lower; 160-200 lbs. 4.40: 200-250 4.45: 250-350 lbs.

J3.90W4.30: 140-160 $3.65 3.90; packing sows S3.251i3.50. Cattle 600: calves 600; mostly 25c lower: steers S5.25li7.25; heifers $5S 6: cows S3. 25 fi 4: low cutters and cutters 150-250; veals steady 6 down. Sheep 1.000: mostly 25c higher: lambs S6.50W7.75; bucks $1 less; ewes EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK EAST ST.

LOUIS AP U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 14.000: Including 4300 through and direct: weak to 10c lower: heavies about steady with late Saturday; pigs not fully established: top S4.50; bulk 170-290 S4.35g 4.45: 140-160 S3. 50li 4.15; 100130 S2.50li3.25: most pigs held higher: sows $3.15 3.35: largely.

Cattle 5500; calves. 2500: bidding slow: no early steer sales: receipts include 43 cars western grass cattle, mostly steers: opening heifer deals about steady on native light ccscrlption and westerns steady: cow stuff and bulls opened steady: vealers 25c lower: top S5.75; native heifers upward to J6: some westerns. cows 2.50W 3.25: low cutters S1.50-S 1.85; practical top sausage bulls S3. 75. Sheep 4000: few choice lambs to city butchers about steady at 7.50: packers talking lower; indications steady on sheep.

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. CHICAGO AP- Oliicia! estimated receipts Tuesday: Cattle C.000: hogs 17.000: lilu-en (1.000. NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK-UP Potatoes weak. Lone Island S2. OO'ii 4.00 per New Jersey SI.

25ii 2.60 per 100 bag. Penn 2.40 per bag. Sweet potatoes steady. Southern basket 75c in S2.00. Flour quiet.

Springs, patents $6.90 7.15 per sack. Pork quiet. Mess S20.50 per bbl. Lard dull. Middle west spot per 100 lb.

Eggs: Receipts 11.948 casrs. Market steady. Special packs, including unusual hennery selections 17-S21c: standards firsts 14c: seconds 13 13' -c: mediums lli12c; dirties 11 12c: c'cks 10-S10c. 'voiie eggs: pacific coast, fresh, shell e-ted. fancy 23S25c: Pacific coast.

I 22-523c: Pacific coast, shell t-d. mediums 20w21c i Poultry, live. 16 trucks, steady: hens i10l'llc: leghorn hens 8c: roosters 7c-'rkeys 8-Sllc: spring ducks. 7w 10c. otri spring eese 9c.

old 7c: rock fryers i 12c: colored 11c: rock springs 15c. I colored 13c: rock broilers 11112c. colored lie. leghorn broilers 10c Potatoes. 111.

cn track 159. total V. shipments Saturday 385: Sunday 33: dull, demand and trading moderate, supplies moderate: sacked per New Jersey cobblers S2.85V2.95: Washington. S3. 85: Kentucky.

Missouri. .75 2.80. lew S2.8D. slightly decayed $2.60: Idaho triumphs S2.90D3 05. mostly $3.00: Idaho round whites $2.90.

CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO AP Butter. 13-5-11. steady: creamery-specials S3 score 20Ii''fj'21c: extras (92i 20c: extra firsts 90-91 19-a 19 firsts 1 88-89) 18. IS'jc: seconds (86-87) 17'c; standards 90 centralized carlots) 19 be Esxs. 10.864, steady: extra firsts csrs 13'ic: local 12bc: fresh graded firsts cars 12ac: local 12c; current receipt lQ'-ll'c.

Green fruits Apples. per cherries. SI 1.25 per 16 cantaloupes. SI. "5 2.

00 per crate: crapes. 25c per basket: etbd fruit. $1.501 2.00 per box: lemons. 53.505.00 per box: orances. S2.50ff4.00 per box; peaches.

J1.50S 1.75 per crate. Ecs futures: refricerator standards: Oct. hih. 177pc: low close 1734c. Butter futures: storaee 5.tanrt3-'s; yZSc has aJ-cuavs ocw a inTnccaOc Riir hue U)1MD HAS ALUJAVS eeesj me.or WATE.Pt SO (THE.

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