Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 29

DECATUR HERALD SUNDANOVEMBER J6, 1919. DECATUR HERALD 31 Calves 9.00 11.00. POULTRY MARKET. The line-up Saturday night CihlISinilloduce and Livestock Market 7029. was: cross country championship today in 32 minutes, 21 seconds.

The former record was 34 minutes 46 seconds. (Corrected daily hy Max Atlass.) Large hens the receipts at terminal markets. This has much to do with the strong tone of the oat market. Box cars with or without permits attached would be acceptable these days." GRANDS HOUNDS 'Small hens I Large springs (4 ft lbs and 20C 3 7c 20c 17c 12c 80c Gray Shively g. Waltens Small springs Cocks Hen turkeys nrCA IT AuckS C.

Scott H. Scott Hopkins Malinda Collins 23c TALEYS MEET Judge GLAD TO SELL MILLERS WHEAT a Farmers Are Not Ready to Harvest Crop on 30 Hour Labor a Week CORNELL HELD SCORELESS. ITHACA. N. Nov.

15. Penn. State defeated Cornell today 20 to 0, through long forward passes and superior work by the backfield. Cornell at Intervals put up a stiff defense and succeeded three times in holding the visitors for downs on the Cornell one-yard line. Hagtie f.

Substitution Mahan for Hastle. Indian runner ducks 14c K. geese WHOLESALE BUTTER AND EGGS. (Corrected dally by Max Atlass.) Packing butiei Eggs Me PRICES PAID TO PRODUCERS. AVIATORS TODAY QUOTATIONS ON HOGSBOOSTED Choice Variety Now Worth As High As $14; Corn Prices Are Cut Corrected dailj by Decatur uairy to.l CRAWFORD BREAKS RECORD.

EASTON, Nov. 16. Robert Crawford of LaFayette broke the six mile course record here In winning the middle Atlantic Inter-collegiate call for relief bride's father -21r Springers Bscs Lots of marriages expeditions from the later on. WEAKNESS IN CORNMARKET Big Movement of Mrain to Terminals Reason Expect 300 Monday CHICAGO. Jov.

15. Indications A the Ions expected bis movement corn to termina; markets had be- i.a today to much selling ot today to much selling Ducks Capt. Wasem and Veech, Injured At Taylorville, "We assume that the food administrator is as glad to sell some of Uutter fats Milk S6c WOOL. (Corrected daily by Max Atlass.) Medium bright, lb Slightly burry, lb Pulled wool, lb 20 30c Angora wool, lb S0f40c STORAGE i BATTERY Lncie bams surplus wheat to the Out of the Game NEW YORK STOCK I MARKET SUMMARY NEW YORK. Nv.

i5.The final 7 ion of the stock market character-lied dullness and general price lrreg- Ill'Vf' IAdvere labor developments as Indicated by the course of the coal conference, and another break In forelsn -chance prompted further selling. m.trtme reactlns o'f 2 to 6 points were TJ, equipments, oils ad tobaccos, with a sprinkling of miscellaneous specialties, but these were partially recovered at the close. Ralls the market so far a tt "ny recuperative power. The few noteworthy rallies Included general Motors, and Mexican Petroleum. Sal-s amounted to SOO.000 shares.

The bank statement was disappointing In the sense that the actual loan contraction of about J6C.OOO.O00 was hy a aecrease of almost In actual excess reserves. At the same time clearing house banks decreased their reserves in the local Federal Reserve bank by alightly over Jf.o.000.000. Bonds were firm, further gains being made by issues of the secondary railroad and International flotations, but the Liberty group waa again inclined to ease. 7taLSales par value) aggregated millers, as the latter are to obtain it, says this week's H. Baldwin Western wool, lb 334jc Hard burry.

lb 25 30c HIDES. grain letter. Hog values were marked up a bit Staleys will meet the Chanute avla- in tne Decatur markets Saturday! while corn prices were materially I to.v on Staley field this afternoon at Cured beef hides. No. 1 31c Cured beef hides.

No. 2 30c (irecn hides. No. 1 2Sc "The Farm Bureau people in National Convention assembled in Chicago this week indicated In no uncertain manner that the farmers did Largely as a resun. wrm nere.

2:45 o'clck. The Chanute men will Green hides. NO. Horso hides 8.0010.00 Sheep pelts 60cS1.60 not expect to perform the services required of them in raising and mar keting grain In thirty hours' labor arrive shortly after dinner on a special I. T.

S. car and will bring a delegation of rooters with them. Weather permitting two airplanes will make the trip to Decatur and give an exhibition of fancy flying during a per week, and that they had no good NEW YORK BOND LIST. it. s.

2's. registered $00 lonij words lor any who did. Much Shucking; Done. U. S.

2's coupon U. S. 3's registered S. 3's coupon V. S.

4's registered t-orn growers are very busy gath 8Kb SSb 100b 106b L. S. 4 coupon lowered. Choice hogs which had previously been quoted at J13.50 are now worth from $13.75 to $14 while porkers weighing around 175 pounds which were quoted at $13 were raised to $13.50. Hogs which had previously been quoted at 'a range from $11 to $11.50 were lifted in price to a range of $11.50 to $12.

With corn prices breaking sharply in the Chicago markets local dealers went down in their quotations on both new and old corn Saturday. From $1.30 the price on both these grains was lowered to the $1.25 mark and that is the predominating quotation at the present time. The top price for oats in the local markets was cut to 69c from 70c' The low price now Is 67c per bushel. Receipts continue to be scarce locally on all grains. American Tel.

Tel. 6'a 99 VERA PATTERSON IS rires clo'ed weak, lie to lie net wh December $1,271 to S1.27J. Mv 11.23 to $1.23. Oats fin-UMi IS 1 to I Si down, and provisos at decline of 10 to 60 cents. Receipt corn today reached the liberal total for some time, and were generally accepted fore-njts that favorable father and an ncrew'ea supply of empty freight would Insure arrival of 300 car-bids of corn in Chicago on Monday, with plentiful fresh supplies to fol-1 flurinR the week.

Knowledge that British exxchange rates had (alien to a new low record tended iliewis to intensify the bearish feel-l tni to bring about sales on the Mrt cf discouraged longs, especially toward the last of the day. Week-Ki adjustment of trades steadied the market somewhat, but nevertheless final quotations were near the lnnt level of the session. 0a! sympathized with weak-m. of rorn. resides, both seaboard MARRIED SATURDAY Yours for a Long Life A Willard Battery with Threaded Rubber Insulation lives a long life.

It is a protection against little battery illnesses and re-insulation as well. Four years' experience on many thousand cars has proven that this bat part of the game. The locals will go on the field this afternoon without Veech and Capt. Wasem. both of whom were injured in the Taylorville battle.

Pyrzynski will take Veech'a place and Wagner, who showed up well In the Taylorville game, will protect the left wing. Cooper will play right end, Crisp guard and the rest of the line-up will be the same as usual. Rantoul has strengthened Its team recently and will come to Decatur to give the locals a good battle. Their line-up will be: Liston, le, Kozanowski, It, Frieberger, lg, Abel, Shinn rg, Buke rt, Tuedly. re, Ernst, fb, Roberts, lhb, Nethy.

rhb and Burns, qb. NEW YORK STOCK LIST, American Beet Sugar American ran American Car American Locomotive American Fmcltlng Refg American Sumatra Tobacco American T. Sc Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Locomotive 92 6:.4 138 97 70 100 Ti er, 91 losi IK-merit C.lrl Mnde Bride of Bloomlns-ton Dlau In Noon-Day Ceremony. BEMENT. Nov.

15. The wedding of Miss Vera Patterson, daughter of Mr. Baltimore Ohio 97 and Mrs. William Armstrong, and uniiis Frev. son of Mr.

and Mrs. S34 4 neimenem Kteel Central Leather rhrfappakp Ohio Chicago. Mil. ft st. paui Com ProiIucts Crucible Steel (leneral Motors ering their crop.

This work Is progressing nicely, some have completed the job, and Thanksgiving week will soe the 1919 crop practically all In the crib. Shucking reports from farms In this section indicate a yield somewhat under the government estimate in bushels per acre no doubt exists, however, that the better quality will make up the deficiency. "Farmers show little inclination as yet to contract corn for delivery at local stations. Weather and wagon roads are now favorable for a movement from the farms and we see no reason why the grower will not sell a reasonable quantity of corn when it Is convenient for him to make delivery. It looks now like the battle ground of price will be around the $1,25 figure to the farmers In December.

Figures have been put out by a leading expert to prove that It costs $1.30 a bushel to grow corn under present conditions, but one seldom sees two men who can agree on corn raising cost, and our guess Is that most growers will have a nice little nest egg In the bank if they sell at $1.25. Cars Acceptable. "An unusual spectacle is presented of the export and domestic sales during October and November exceeding Clarence Frey of Bloomington, took NOTICE. It is the desire of The Herald to have these market quotations correct. If you are not able to get the prices quoted below please notify The Herald immediately.

at the home of the bride, Sat ind domestic shippins call was light. ij urday at high noon. at Northern Ore Ctfs 5204 311 41 104 V4 Hounds Defeat Grand Independents Goodrich Co Int. Mer. Marine Did The ring ceremony was performed by Kev.

D. M. Durham. Before the crremonv Mrs. Clifford Merle sang Provisions were pune-t nown ny declines in the value of grain and Hod.

Fig shipments of meats failed to act as a counter-balance. tery gives you more real value, more assurance of long-continued efficiency, less anticipation of "At Dawn." The wedding march was international t'aper 7314 Kennecott Copper 31 Mexican Petroleum 206 New York Central 74 Norfolk "Western 102 played by Mrs. Wilbur Kellar, a sis ter of the bride During the cere- COMPARATIVE QUOTATIONS. Northern Pacific 874 trouble than any other mnnv Miss Bonnie Bruce played "Oh Ohio Cities Gas 61 Famlaherl by Ware A I-eland. CHICAGO.

Nov. 15. Following la range Pennsylvania Pflaillnir Promise Me." The bride's dress was of gray taf srlrM yesternay close: The Hounds basketball quintet won their second game of the season with the Grand Independents Saturday night, defeating their opponents 35-15 in the Durfee school gymnasium. The Hounds feel that they have one of the best teams in the state and issue a challenge to any team in the state under the ages of 18. Games may be secured by calling Charles 1044 North Water street.

Main fipv Onn Hlnh Low la. t-'i 1:3 Sinclair Consol. Oil 12. 13ns, s.h(,n poln feta and she carried a bouquet of roses. After the ceremony a dinner was served by Misses Agnes Parks, Hazel Totten, Roby Gregory, Flo Wrinht and Buelah Herndon.

The 123 125 14 122H 1:345 3'i 1: 7 Hi 74 71 'i 74 75 75H 43 '4 81 63 lOSTi 28 ij 117 305 87H 126 Vt 122 105 70 Vi 32 93 out-of-town guests were: Mr. and GRAIN MARKETS. (Corrected duily by American Hominy Co.) No. 2 yellow corn $1.25 New corn Oati 67c (Corrected daily by the Shellabarger Elevator Co. Sangamon and Morgan streets.) No.

4 yellow shelled corn $1.25 No. 4 white shelled corn New No. 4 $1.25 Oata C9c (Corrected dally by Chapman-Doake Co.) No. 4 yellow shelied corn $1.30 No. 4 while shelled corn $1.30 New No.

4 corn $1 30 Oats 69c STOCK MARKETS. (Corrected daily by Danzeisen Packing Company.) Heavy sows $11.50812.00 Hogs (175 lbs) $13.50 Hogs (200 to 250 lbs) $13.75314.00 Choice steers (700 to 900 lbs). $10.00 Medium steers (700 to 800 Ibsl 7.C0 8.00 Good heifers (600to 700 7.50 8.50 Choice cows (S00 to 10001bsS 8.00 8.50 Medium to good cows 6.00 7.50 Canners and cutters 4.00 5.50 Bulls 6.50W 7.60 Lambs Mrs. Clifford Merle of Forrest; Mr. you can buy.

It's a battery that you ought to know about. If you'll come in we'll tell you about some of these Still Better Willards. DECATUR BATTERY SERVICE H. P. Hanthorn, Pres.

313-17 E. Main St OATS IHC .71 7 .75 3 74-, 75 P0P.K In Kir Southern Railway Studebaker Corporation Texas Oil Tobacco Products Cnlon Pacific tTnlted States Rubber 1'nlted States Steel Fiah Copper Etcctric Willys-Overland Illinois Centra! R. I. BTi.l Mrs. Clarence Frey.

daughter S3H5 330O S37B 3240 LA 2410 1390 2390 2412 If there is anything in Sanitation to aid You in Preserving Your Health, it is surely to your advan- Almetta and son Joseph of Blooming-ton; Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilbur Kellar of Graymount; Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lowell, Mrs.

W. Stanglln and Miss Mary Patterson of Secor; Mr. and Mrs. I. J.

Tomlinson and eon. "William, of Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Frey left for a short 'f 9 RIBS jh.

i25 Hi, .11:0 8 1M0 1825 1605 1835 1817 1K10 1795 CHICAGO CABS. WHEAT Higher: No. 1 hard. 2.70; No. 2 $2.322.37: No.

2 red. tage to be sure your Plumbing and Heating is in good condition. So it is good judgment and money wise- Tear Ago. I 2.3 No. 2.

$2.33 a 2.35. weddinsr trip to Chicago, and will make their home In IE 117 166 156 Rcta Cont. Estd. 67 17 ....102 43 114 7S 10 66 4 WIlMt Corn Oltf ly spent in such a case, rather than a Doctor bill, loss of time and health to keep your plumbing and heat- ing in best condition. CORN No.

2 mixed, No. I white. No 2 yellow. No 2 mixed, $1.64: No. i white, No.

2 yellow. $1.67. OATS Unchanged; Ko. whits, 70Hc; No. 2 mixed.

74 76c. RTE KAFFIR anal Milwaukee Malse, 12.45 x.70. LIVE STOCK. A Your Home T. E.

Downing Co. or- Ci rI iiim SirWEAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 15.

WHEAT Receipts, 178 cars; cash. No. 1 northern, CORN No. 4 yellow, ll.loei-M. OATS No.

8 white, 688690, FLAX $4.9004.95. PEORIA. reORIA. Not. 15.

HOGS Receipts, lit): steady; active; top, 514.25: bulk, r.4.M8'.4.15: lights, I14.0C914.25: metis, $14.00 -ff 14.25 heavies. (14.009 CATTLE Receipts. 100; steady; calves Rnfiftr. tv main ot. i none main iitu IE .1 i i 1, 1- 1 Pal(Z'iSi sible so attractive that on en- I I yf tering various rooms you in- I stantlv feel their comfort and I GnDDnnDnnDDnDnonoDclicDDonnDoooonnnDDDnnonDDonnnnoDnnnDoooncnnoDDnnnnrjnnnnopDDDnnoaDoonnnDnnnnnonnc aDDDmDaDnDaaaDaDDDDaDDnDDaDdDDDDaDDDDDQaaaGQaaannnnai! ST.

JOSEPH. It JOSEPH, Nov. 3.000; lower; top. H. HOGS bulk.

XEW YORK. VEW Nov. 15. WHEAT Bpot steady; No. red, track New York export billed.

No. white, $1.78 eoit and freight CORN Spot; eaey; No. 2 yellow, and New York. OATS Spot: easr: No. 1 white, attte.

LARD Easter; middle wertU $16.50 11.40. Other artleles, unchanged. tit quoted. CATTLE Receipts, toot steady; steeTS, rsojr.Tj: cows and heifers, 6.50ff.00; am IT.Ooei5.50. IHIKP Receipts.

slow; lambs. Il.ltei4.75; ewes. $8.00 4J 8.15. IIPMMBW'' 8xd taste. gjj KSifREf Our Wall Paper.

fll give jfefi fcj you this effect and increase the gg r37- beautv of the home atmos- no oo 5,000. PRODUCE. INDIANAPOLIS. WDIANAPOLIS. Nov.

15. HOGS T.000; 15s lower; all weights. Ill.it CATTLE Receipts, 400; steady; steers, IH2EP Reoelpts, 100; steady; lambs. 111009 14.00. i PE 'Oaf of town work solicited I CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15. POTATOES Steady; arrivals. 91 cars; northern whites sacked and bulk, western rusaete, $3.25 3.25. jjj Mk Estimates Cheerfully Made I 1 Worth of New Machinery to be Installed in the CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. 15. BUTTER Higher; creamery. 65S691Ac.

EAST ST. LOUS. ST. LOUIS. Nov.

15. HOGS 4.000; market steady; top, bulk. medium $ilt. 114.4nei4.S0; lights, J4.25 I 75 light lights. heavy Joking sows, smooth.

112.75 13.25: nrklci anws, rough pigs. IUM914.50. CATTLE Receipts. 2.600; market for wk. uneven: steers.

2cc to $1 higher; bttrfc.r, 50 to 73c higher. SHEEP Receipts. SCO: no sales: market furweeit, limb, 50c higher; sheep steady. EGGS Higher; receipts. 1.752 cases: I mtiA i go firsts.

esViiehic: ordinary firsts. 54 5Sc; at mark, cases included, 56 65c; storage packed, firsts, 676Rc. POULTRY Alive, lower; springe, 13c; fowls, 1523c ruck and Tractor Dual NEW YORK COFFEE. NEW YORK, iM'jv. 75 Spt't Coffee, quiet and nominally unchanged at 16c for Rio J'a, and 26 Vic for Santo, 4's.

I I B3 SHOW DECREASE. NEW YORK. Nov. 15. The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week show that they hold $17,110,000, reserve in excess of legal requirements.

This Is a decrease of from last week. CHICAGO. CHICAGO. Nov. 15 HOGS Receipts.

'D'O; meaiiv to 15c lower: top. 14.55: wife $14.10914.50: heavv. Uliaa. "lights. $14.10 $: light lights.

$14.25514.50: heavy 'kis eows. smooth. $13.60 814.00: faking tows, rough. pigs, 14.73. CATTLE Receipts.

4.000: market cornered with a week ago: Beef steers KMtir 50 to 75c higher; she stock 25 to Mgher; bologna bulls 60c higher; retcher hulls, steady: canners and cutters "Hy higher; veal calves mottly 50c bt grade stockers and feeders to 75c up; common grade stockers to 23C higher; western. 25 to 50c SHEEP Receipts. 4.000; market com-'M with a week ago. Kat lambs bis J'trter higher; sheep strong to J5c feeders steady. Inn no I 1 DO an I SB do i DO i PP.

a Open Letter to Pile Sufferers The haunting fear of operations dread of chloroform, injections, and various other means employed in standard treatments for rectal diseases, and the uncertainty of the outcome after the expenditure of time and money, has led many a patient sufferer to endure in silence and resign himself to his fate, rather than seek relief. KANSAS CITY. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 15.

HOGS Re-J-5U. steadv to weak: bulk, $14.00 heavies. $14.69 14.10: mediums. lichtj, light "'In. packing sows.

$12.75 pllts. $12.5014.00. i-ATTLE Receipts. 1.450: market for Bet mostly 2S to 50c eal cslves 26 to $1 higher. 5.i0.

for the Klllera 25c higher; breeders CD Company Factory At the last meeting, the directors of th; Dual Truck Tractor Company authorized the purchase and installing of $25,000 worth of additional machinery. Mr. Jno. K. Gumpper, the president and general manager of the company, left Friday for Chicago to make arrangements for procuring the machinery.

When these machines are installed, the company will be enabled to finish complete, in their own factory, the rear axle housings and other castings. This will enable them to ma nufacture Dual Truck-Tractors complete up to the motor and electrical equipment, harden and grind, heat treat and cut all of the necessary gears now being done outside the factory. The company will then put on a night shift, working night and day trying, in a measure, to catch up with waiting orders. The Iowa agent wants one-hundred tractors; the Kansas man, two-hundred; the Illinois man, all he can get. The company has twelve state agents waiting for Dual Truck-Tractors, and a number of county agents.

The Decatur made Dual Truck-Tractor will be equipped with electric lights, electric self-starter, and generator. The patented air washer will be part of the equipment. This air washer is automatically kept filled with water; it prevents the forming of carbon, cools the engine, prevents dust, dirt, and grit reaching the motor, saves fuel, and furnishes the requisite amount of oxygen for perfect combustion. Competent engineers and automobile owners predict this device will become standard equipment on all automobiles. The patterns and castings for the air washer were made at the MHlikin University, Decatur.

It is estimated the production of one Dual Truck-Tractor per day will earn six percent net on the total capital stock of the company. A visit to the factory at 901 East Eldorado Street, will convince any competent judge that the time will not be long before the company will be turning out five tractors per day. Anyone desiring to become financially interested in this growing Decatur enterprise, should write to W. Woolums, Underwriter, United States Licensed Broker? 1 347-1 348 Lemcke Building, Indianapolis, CASH GRAIN. rF.om.t.

Nov. 15. Old corn PEORIA We have patients coming to US from all over the country. Many people come to us who have tried all other treatments without success. We have been known to the professional and laboring people of Decatur for over five years.

Our reputation will bear the closest scrutiny. The method we use is the only NON-SURGICAL DISSOLVANT METHOD. lc lower: 1 white, 1 yellow, t'n 1 to 5c lower; No. I wane, 41. iw.

So. yellow. yellow, No" vellow. 11 Ji 13 4 mixed. i.

an; o. U'S Unchanged: No. 1 white. 72c. CHICAGO.

Nov. 15. CORN No. 2 i.S5; No. 2 yellow.

5. SrN'- 2 hlte, 74 76 "Ac; No. I "2 'a 74c. KYE-No. 2, MOTHV Seed, 8.

B0 ff 11.25. "iVKft HERD Nominal. r.IBs 119 .25 8 20.25. c8 CO CD CO D3 CD CD CD CD CD CD DD CD CD DD DD CD CD CD DD CD GD DD CD DD DD CD CD no DO BB DD E3 1 You may come to us with perfect assurance that you will be treated with cour- tesy and consideration. We will tell you frankly what we can do for you.

I We are Specialists in the treatment all rectal diseases and confine our" efforts to this one particular field. I Call at our office and let us show you how simply yet effective my method is. Sincerely yours, DR. A. L.

DeSOUCHET RECTAL SPECIALIST I Phone Main 804 Su5tes 429 Powers Building, Decatur, 111. If yye u8e no knife, choloform, or other fear means. Our treat- I mentwill'not interfere with your business or social engagements. DeSOUCHET I DR! C. HARVEY.

53 TOLEDO SKKI). Nov. 15. 1.LVER SEED November. $30 00; Bbr, $3,.,,,,.

janu.rv. Feb- Iia KE Prime ca.h. $2.0: December, 2: December, $5.6: "UK April. DO DO yel. Nov.

15. CORN NO. DO yellow, i.o. J-'No. 2 white.

74c: No. white, ffiboDDODDODDDDDDOODDnDDDDDDDDDDOODD SlIKiMHPIIM KANSAS CITY. 1 A8AS CITlf, Nov. It. CASH.