South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 46, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 February 1920 — Page 13

m'my. ri:i'.i:i'A';v i.v f-n 13 NEWS OF T'T7 W7 T? 17 T TXT HPT. 7 OF BUSINE Stocks and Bonds Manufacture Domestic and Foreign Trade

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AGRICULTURE European Nations Must Continue Buying Foodstuffs Despite Exchange, Although Export Volume Will Diminish.

The demoralization in rxch-sTiz h:tA vor'.- ilirrf nortr.! fur tli '.trnicr. As prf- ivi."! y not'! jn Uioo col'imns, th rr,,iirit r;a..o', of 'o'mI rxj)ort.i requirfs tho Judicious ouyer;. Thr credits do not K.-'-m to ! forthcoming. .'tn! th country faces a dr.-i.t curt;ü'.rn-nt of food xprrt.s that cannot fail to d'prr.-s pricey. IYr.m thr- conuin'-r'.- point-of-vi-w thli may ) fortunate, but from the farmer's it is otlu-rwls. I.xports have len th chP-f prop to pri"CH that did not mcro than hotd their oxn with the K'ii' r.tl advance In price. The farmer's position is somewhat different from th tt of the manufacturer whose export iiusiiu-.-.-will suffer los j. I'ooI prices ;ir not as firmly supported as the prices on manufactured. Rood?. The farmer has no backlcg of unfWlM order.-. He his some depleted reservoirs to J. 11. but the.ss can not take the place of -xport demand, whlrh America has I on relied upon to absorb its surplus food products. Great Urit.ain, which was importing fc.OOO tons of food weekly from North America. I'.as cut this total sharply. Exports f hoc? products are practically nil. Canadian exporters hold l.ire quantities of foodstuffs which they ani ot ship. Nevertheless Kuropran nationmust continue buying fnodsttif'Y enough for Tare Mibsistence, at n-l..at ver sacrifice. The war definitely and permanently reduced Kurope's cupacity to produce cereals, lytf t-'lr Georp" l'ai.sh. Sevf-ral y-.rs must elap.'-e before Russia cm mak any larre supplies nvailaile. he adds. Farm labor abroad is loath to work undr the old conditiom and demands and receives vastly hicher pay. The I'n'iishiium. Sir William Good., declare that I -land mtJt Import ."(K.0nf tons of .-reals, as well ,ih rotten and wool. z ( ho-Slov.akia needs ::"..tP)f) tons if cereals and 1 fM,C'0 toni of pota- ? -. ai'ciirdiniT to tP.N same authority. Jurro-SIavla needs cotton and woo!, Austria needs fi.1V)(0 tons of foodsujbs before September and Hungary nn-d.s ;;0.0r'0 tons of food. .nnenia is largely dependent upon utsldo aid. The tendency will be for I'.uro.e:r. countries to eCon;.ml7e and buy hiefly where the rates of exchan ,e bss adverse. Hut this tMvrrsion f trade has limitations. Some ei'-dits will ae available. The farmr shoubl support any v.cll-com !'- rc- credit plan that v ill temper the viTable und tlesirable readjust ment, for it Is upon credits that a oniinuar.ee of food exports has bn;r been predicted. i Another factor besides credit will intervene to support food prices. Tlw1 farmer cannot below cost of production. Vet this he v or.ld have to do if prices decline materially below the general level of commodity rcn. Wood has ar.rf.nr.ced himsMf i! v v. ral poins of vital concern to the farmer. It is ewouracir.c; j,, tl:.it he believes in more direct ort. -et between produc r and consumer, that he endorses the farm 'iit'au system, and tint be urires iinnrnvt r.unt of the rural schools. iriier presidential .aspirants will be ;rc d to mae a sirailar recmrni;o'i :" the farmer's n-e Is ar.u proSTli" federal f.rm loan boa id in-i.'atc--that the loan net s still ir 'ptrdy when i refuses to rrcel a 'artl-e- applications until tlic su-i.reo..-court has confirmed the d -cl- - :o-j ,f the I'nited States district o 'i r f. Tlie board deems it uvvise tr :Tet- Ponds er urine: loan at a time Men investors may hesitate to pur i is. them. The farm b"an net hns materially hene.ted th farmers. - u will noxiously await th final Mt:rt;nation of its constttmlonalitv. ;tt.M vir.w. Te ?.. ?-f i ? T'rcd I.tjethjoJmn and d.Tuc'nf ; Pe.-iM and Vie!et. v,ere Tns1 evoninir visitors at the lionie of and Mr (hd. ;e(r.r. .Mrs. Ildw.ard Kril and son Xirh!.,s -nont Sund'ty with Par x'n, N'r.ah Krill. and wife of South Hen.l Mr. and Mp. Samuel Tiourdon of "ear retroi! M'-'h.. n?e parents of son Peru r eently. Mr. and Mrs. F.oun'.on were former rtsiderds of this pla -e. Kosuorth ers ha- return, d to th home of hi Pr. th.r. Ian Kwers. after visiting his parenLs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas t-rs of Cambridge City. InJ. Tr5. C!)arles I.erry st-o.-nt Monday w;th Mrs. Claud O'Doinv 'I of Ardner."4. ?d"rs. M. V. Ilunyan. who has P.-.-n p riously ill. is reporirj impr-un c. Mr. and Mrs. Ildward ViI..n were quests Sunday at th- liome of Mr. and Mr.-'. Lvi Doan of South IVr.d. Millard Krill has Pcn 1). m.r.tp; f.;s-hs rp.-d fro!:i the sr j - e ;. l'ort Nhenriar.. III., and ii at th- loo...ri!P H h;o in th s. r ifor the p.-.st I s rtiot. tinMrs Cünt Caries of S.u:h I:-m.) iit-d U't dii. du -nith h r o;-.;i.;i-u r. .lr. Clyde Cilo inr. Mr. and Mrs. . I. 1 ta n d.. c t . .iu pnt Thursday in South H-n I

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Stock Exchange Saturday

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Review of

11 Financial Fditr.

STOCKS. 'ien wheat on the railroads failed Ihavy eiiinir featured the arly ! materially to affect the market. All half of the week and slocks lost ;rains m.ole substantial Kains l-'ri-rround sharply at many points alonir1 'lay. the line. Call money turned some- j what f-ai r, but the m'vem-nt was; I.I VI MOCK, deeeptive as t Ii c week-end la' k' 1 (Chicago Market.) statements did not show material llo-,- started the week higher in iniprov ment in the credit sit nation.. vi w of liclit rec ipts, receded after Kri.-ourainc r ports of senate pro. j -u irent sliippinp; orders had been i -esq with the peace treaty were more i :ilb d, then (.-limbed aain. Packers :han offset by tlie threat of a rail- ! fought the advance. Itrht stuff and road strike. lJailn.ad b-e'islatioji in; .';. grades sold liit: he st. Heavy contrress maib- continued trntrrpv;. i twit' was slow. Values declined on Tli' remarkable inrr ae in bookings J We dnesday, but firmed the next of the S(r l corporation had a che r- j day. The cattle trade ruled weak and inc inMuenre. I r. a-h a n uo did Moihii)'-,' ' !"vi r at tirst. then developed sonic phenomenal. The trend was mixed i 'dements of strength. Huyin;; was -u li'iday's actie s.-smoii. A sh a r p ; t a ii d v :ctive. Sheej and lambs upturn followed extreme weakness. ' iced a revival, best lambs adthe l.itt-r due in .anxiety over the vata. in;; toward $'2-. I.atr the marrailroad strii;.- and ac,-u mulated ! k t weaken, d somewhat. The hoi s.lllnt: onb rs. j market lot some ground on l'rij day. The spread between liirht and ilt.MV. .heavy rad-s has been fiuite wide.

(Chicago Market.) i'( rn lai'ke sharply Monday. Ie-

i'ite l e. eipts far below expectations j COTTOX. tud tlie farmers' apparent indispo- j ,,ttou futures osrillat-d under sition to sell. Notice that cars mi- varyit'.L' reports of exchange. Liverloaded at riiicuro "aain (levators ! pr.ol demand, and the spot markets, could not be us. d for shipment cast j 1-iures indicated a marked advance was the main cause. The financial in January mill consumption over stringency and the position of ex-j I ecember. Tuesday's market went change retained their intluera e. On ! yetu-rally lower. The proposed railrusday and Wednesday corn turn-; road strike caused sortie anxiety. d steejly upward, owinu to the! The eos. was lower Wednesday 'i-;iitnes t . f receipts and fear of ajairain. Ilxports thus far have passed railroad strik-. At many points .etc,f'oo. bales-. The market opened farmers ee.ts. d clainnrin for cars 'firm at the betrinnir.i? of trade T'riven wh. n arranK'emetits had been J day, and continued the advance unmade to furnish them, and s . med i r favoraMe news from Tiverpool, ontent t(v wait for hitrhc-r prices. I a better home demand, P.rmer exrroducers obviously resent th' re- ', c !:a nu-e, and r.iins in portions of the cent fall in values. The preference j belt.

MARKETS UK AGO CAMl t.KAIN. C!HCAP. I eh. 11 COHN No I ;: w. .M.nT'.n n.. r. y.uiow. .i.at TI M I ) I .tJ r.it'j 1 1 41 CLo vi : i; iö t; .".. a-... CHICAGO rilKIH'CK. CHI''o. IV;.. 1? P. CTTPR Cre.iTi'. - j r i, iV.i' ; -'an i iris, t'.o ; lirstj. ! , : l ,: . , .e d . ,. '.j 7,2. ! I.l.t.s ( tri'.ituin M-'-r'o; firsts.! ciippsi:-'! it;. .. t. t:xi Auirricas. ! " " i I'ni i.nn Com is. r: 1m. !. -t-.-se, -'7c ; r i 1 : c -. t :; r ke s, 10 i PC 1A Ti dis- C: r. 11: VvU.-..u;!i' per : 1( . S 1 '.".'.: ;- : Nlitra-- t.i p. r 1'h U s . .p-;. p.v. . CHICAC LIVE STOCK. i CIIICVP. Fe', ii -HOC.S -II. . t-ipfs. j 1.oi": -i:.!x-t i-N.ldy la I.V- up; Sulk.' Ml. 4. 7 i:....; laif. 'i-TH. 1 4. ' P. - ( ; pa.-su.-j:. 1- T. v:.s." -. p.j-!,t-. 11. ".'.' 1". : pi".'. o a 1 1 T'. : rc-al s. su.T.'. oft.s.. A 1 II... I.. ".- 'v. l..-- Tnrr!t st. o!v ;..., f. spa,.-.; 17c-.. Pu'tlau- te-. ." ;e tl'.T" : j.niar-' n-d i uikt x. no,. T.7.".; t..-H.-rs a::d fe. rs. n.7.".'.ni '; 'Ü-lZ,tX. an. .1 ..r; m,...' Punl.s. 5l.7;,'(j,21. ; rw. -i. pio.ca P". T. i:a.t m n vr7.ni stock. ..T r.PlT-'Al.o v iv, n CATTLi: -n-veii ts.' -J-m'; xn'irket ' vr. : .11 ... r lt: I es .-v.. -.: 1 .. i n i - .1 w 1 1 1 ? Ill ivt C.M.VKS Re. -ir ts T.oO; T. : r'v t n.'tive. t'adv; lull to !;.(.-. S-, .'.; J 7 sii!:::r and lamp.s i:. - .ipt v. ::: .1 r et a-flw; l .ri 'v. ;;p: rii.ers ftad v ; c?i.j, 1 . -a-. $."J 2'.T.". ; -i:ll to fair. sl'Vi',-.-1 ; i::iiI-s. Sl'Vo'-i -MfM: nv,.vp, ;P'. !1k; It !pt. ' . ir'. t oadv. Pov.-; orV. rv v 1 7 00 ' ; 1 7. 1 ; !j.e. M7"1: :.n' J. .' : ,j it ' : ;., a v ' vp'u' P 00 ; .!.".' 7 1 I ..; ta-s . ( p:o ri ri s;-.i i:c p., . r,- ,. n itpi: . ' P.'Lf : rk. ' !.-! ; 1 :-.,,;,,.. P T.". - .15 : - i. M i ( a 1". .V : f.,ir. sliida AND LAMPS p. . .h a : ;'.'..rK-t sfe.t.i : ; r; i m.-::..ts. J1io.m 1-..: c !. SfJ ."".7 i:: .. : fair u.ii. d $P ' IJiM; land.!, Slti7VJM. II'Mis tiyts. l'j doubKslc.L?: mar-'

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the Week Cattle were steady and sheep slow. lo r t.eiy; prime bo.ivy lirirs. . I ...; m.'. hm. S 1 , .'."'u 1 , .71; la-avy York. rs. 17.-0: 1 i tr I t Yorke-s. S1T.2.".; IT..") : j piir. sp; oc.'( p; 7ä: roiifrlu, s12.hi i;;.7ä: I sl;i.s, .1U to'a 11.1. lNin.vNAroLis livj; stock. SI I ITi: I:-, eipts. r.i.x); markt t stead v: j top. M'.i.H''a.lUA. 1

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CHICAGO C.KAIN AMI PICO YlION. CIITCAUO. Ten. if. COKN l'.t. 1 ::. U i:;; pm, I.ir. lim.. uo M.y 1 i::-ji, i:u;Diiv l."" 1:: t 1 j l.-oi, MAIS - M i.v v" m T'.e vo:t, -In ;v '.J 7'a 71 7S pm;km .v ::!if. o" ::pon r.z() LA KD - M:iv 21.:;7 Jl 7y 21.2-") 21.42 .1 1 1 1 V l..'. in h 1 S J "l Mt Kinsm.iv 1 v 2 is-.".. 1:.; is t j .Ir.ly Is '.'a Hum 1, s; jv-,

COM. IHN M:AKLY lTMIT-? Tlurt' arc ran days to come yet, .1 seor of tlioTM at iwt Dntt.i 1 1 , . ! k,1,' ,nouch , oal "n l-aml so you won't u"t stuck. Our real burns to I .1 pne while ash. and fVcrv lump up t!,o brat l.,ro i. in it. i uU wa'"' Led any iron, sulphur or j slate mixed with it. to mike r.is and ! MntfV T cln , l'ym n i i''"t-','i" ,on- w II send it in a hurry. Shall we? I ii- r in coal of all kinds, ement, lime and clay iroods. raison supjlies. ni.d carbonoid, the modern famous chimney sweep. Ji: S. Talor St.. Main 2T9. Lincoln 7,2 TO. I5tl 'HlTiT'nrsCt In.!. John C'io niht watchman. blw the lir-- whistle and a roil eil the town will M he heard "explosions" In the hank. Investigation showed i doc r in a stairway near the tank ;u...'ivd .is the wind blew it i;ick .inj forth. S:atuf s, Vigil lights at Sehil'ng'ss

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RETAIL TRADE Exchange and Credit Situation Inspires Caution Among Dealers and Forces Liquidation of Hoarded Commodities.

The overshadowing event in retail trade i, of coar.se, the collapse in - xi hanqe and the- constriction of -uedit. The assumption has been .hat exports would practically cease, hus damming up the flow of jroods abroad and catisinp; an overproduc'i;n in 'this country. Kaement in retail trade would inevitably follow and poods would become available at lower prices. While some warrant exists? for this supposition, it is bv no means a certainty. Consumers are not likely to halve their purchases unless unemployment reduces buying power. They tray buy somewhat less, it is true, and use more discrimination. Lradtrec.-t'a notes a "dicht dulling of the- wire edge of demand from jobbers and wholesalers of textiles and a fnrther in the activity earlier noted in retail lines." Merchants ha e become imbued with caution and rightly seek to avoid accumulating hish-prtced stfok.s which are not positively needed. Public resistance to high prices is mere pronounced than heretofore, and retailers should adopt a conservative policy, at the same tin.e rec02r.i7.in17 that demand is still enormous, stocks are depleted, and prodrction of many important commodities does not meet oven domestie consumption. Domestic needs v ill assuredly absorb a larcr part of the iToods designed for e::porl. Total sabs, as measured by bank Clearings and other indicators, continue very larue. Mail order business has increased by as much as "0 percent oyer last year. The public is avidly consuming, although many retailers doubtless are deceived hs to their actual volume of business by the depreciation in the dollar. Collections are mainly t;ood. January failures were conspicuously lew compared with other years. The serious question arises as to bov the diminuation rf food exports xv i 1 1 a licet the buying power of the farmer, who is the backbone of retail trade. It is fair to conclude that he will buy less Irceiy, but experience no suebb n panic. Sonic of the newest evening pown? s. em awfully low- in the front until you happen to hoc the back.

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1 HAT. TR.Y 4NI TT.YT. j (Corrects! Iflly tr thm ITroUr Miller j Flour tud trrti Co.. Michigan.) Ni:V IIAV ravjiip ?:;o. fllln? m .Sl'ltAW Pajiiig la, selling p; e r SV bale. OATS Pay In vo- nellins C; to Jl 00 NKW CO UN Paying flA, h Hing Jl.Tä to fl.?o. CLOVKU LK1 I'aylng bu.. elllag i-'-Tj bu. ALSYKf; cr.()Yi:it -Sellin $:.. COHN L'aytug eelllu 11.75 Il.tsJ. GRAIN AND FEED. (Corrects! tuny by o. r.. Ilurrrll, Str Mills. Hydraulic At.SIIKLL COliN l'nyinp Jl.W. OATS Paying sue. selling t" t.V. MKAN Selh.g bauiired. MIDDLINGS SelbiiiT Inj Lundred. CUUPPI'D FilKD Selling T5 pr bCHATCH VELD - Stillag $1.25 per WHEAT- Paying $2.C0. BDS. (Crret.l I)Uy br Varr.rr rPo. Stir. 2S S. Mhtdfitn !t.) cow pi:as $cr.o to $0.50. JAPANKSK MI I.I. KT- to $3 50. i:i:i ci.ovi:i:-:ja. TIMOTHY $7.0J. Sl'KIPS lir-o cwt. SOI DAN UKASS . j,er Lundrol. A LSI K K faijfj-lu. SL'NKLOW KK 5e lb. WINTKU UK UAHtl BETCil-l 27.00 per Lual.fi. IM. I i: iKASS J4A0. SWKKT CLOVKK J33.O0. MAMMOTH CLOVKII-JS to $35. ALFALFA JiU.'-o to S27.00 bu. WIIlTi: CIOVKK SK). su'Lirr WHITE C I . U V IZ R ! ). k'ILLD I'LAS-J.CO to $LJ0. LIVE CTOCK. (Correrte.l Illy by .Major Droa S. uuCan St., Ma:iawak. nEAVY i'AI sTKKHo Fair to g:ooa. lWjlb-; prime. 12Uc no;s i::o to l.vi 11., i.v; io to lTä lbs., 13'se; 173 to 200 lb., IP:; up. lie. ritODl'CL MARKET. Cr"erted lucay by ih IlrothrrMood Grocery. 230 X. Main St.) Bt'TTLil AND il( JUS Creaaiery buttr, paying (is pound, s'-lling 7öo pound; country butter, piyirg tt." pound, seldnx 6äe pound; cg?3. paying TO. Uozeu, eelllig 7s." dozen. FRUITS AND V KCl LT AR LI'S Trusts. Callfornii naval oransr:, t'x- per d' tt-n: Virginia pctai",g psying Jl.Oy bu., elliug bu. ; ucvT tabbagf, selling G pound. POULTRY AND MEATS. (Corrected Pidly by .Tlmnde' Mnrket. 1S E. Jaron IIItJ.) linn-' Roast, öo.'ü'joo : bulling, 20c. round tak, -10c; j';iuln, tX)c; porteroouse, TO". PORK LOIN .T5c. lard :'.o:i:,o. ClilCKKNs Dressed. 40c. HIDES AND TALLOW. (Corrected today by S. V. Elpprasn, 210 N. Main St.. II1DKS l-oLV,.-; ealfslilna. rfwCKrenderp1 tallow. jii' n lb.; rough tue ar, 0 lb.; beeT&x, 2.2'. Kodak fmishinp at Schillii.i;,-. lütl

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