South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 79, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 March 1920 — Page 20

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STOCKS MAKE GAIN OK GOTHAM MARKET

Great Strength Displayed bv!

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INDIAN AIOLIS I.IK TO( K. 1 IMMANApoLIS. .Mar.., Js n,;s t I'- H. .",; markt ir 2- i:p; i K-avlfK, $1-,uL"25: rnptiutr. ai..l mix- !

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CLOSING PRICES NEW YORK STOCKS

Several

Larger

Companies

' XF.W rrniC. March 18. I-tf.u-ence'l mainly by the hop that conrrs nay modify and perhaps re-r-al exi.-.tinr tax laws rdatir.z to

. xrm profit. Thursday: stock I r:;arkt r:terod many wub-tantial I

additions to Wednesday's Kaan. Gratet Mrer.jth wa-- dMplayd ' by hharfH of companies which a" xpe-ct-d to follow tho example rf .Tuclb Fteel in declaring liberal !-rock dividend. out of nurplus -arn-Incra. ITxtrtme a Ivane1 in various charts of thU cla extended from thrte to twenty point.. J'avomblo J "actor. Other favorable factors Included a plentiful fipply of call money at. :x per crt with moderat ifT-rinjrs f tlnK? funds at a slight mnrosslon from, recent rz'id rat -. ,ri-,'n -x'nnp alho manifvs d great? r ' rmnss. IVatur cf th day. which was h broad-3t and most ativu of any .-fusion tdnco the revery.il of th arlv we-ks of the jiar, encomI .ns-'d rrc'torM, rte. l.-, railway o,ulprnor.t. .'hipping, leathers and tex-TiF'-M. I'roflt taking In heavy volume rr.ad? some Impression in the later !;i!lnirj, and several leaders r.irt.d one to live polnln from top q lotatior. . ..ilea amounted to 1,b .shares. The -trrnjjth of liberty SVz's nttrarfd attention and gave riy to rumors that estate and corporation wer a'al.n accumulating that Issue, standard rail.'.' and Industrial bond were firm to ttrony, but did not keep paro with the ris of Ktock.

i .ternutional.s roc or d od slight I W , . , n Tr.1 ,1 n .... 1.... I

' .iiaur.' - i 'L-ii .-ai' i Pii aiklj :.Fr-gatd $12.050,000. Old U. S. bond were uncharged on call.

CHICAGO CAII GIU1V :ilV'AiJ. March lj WllLAT No. 2 l.ü.-i. :'.4i ;(Mt.N Nr. 3 jl!ow, Sl.nZTilfA; N. 4 jellovr, 1 tirl.iXl; No. 5 yell.,. Jl.'.iilZt; No. a i..lxd. No. 4 m.JH, No. j olirt, ll-tvl '-W; No. 1 ir;i.i. .fl.57; No. r. hlt, l u(ltS; No. 4 wLlte. 11.001 CIS; Nu. L white, OViS No 3 wMtp, Wüi07-ir; N-. 4 HAUl.l.i '-$1.4l':l f,Z. ItVK No. J. 177. TIMOTHY ilOMl.? ZS

nrirAGO gkin and provision. -'JIKWiiO, Mar-h I1. H!-ii Ivr Coe! '.OÜ.N - Mir. 1 IOJ'j 1V 1 01 M.v i:s i:.;4 i;', Ju!r 1V l'J-'. 1 4' ' j S-;. U7i 11-, i-,'4 no; luv M.i, 1 7v 704 roitK M:v r.7."0 .".70 C7.50 li:i Mi.v 2!' 1'2C I'l.O lit 2 M.v 1W0 10 27 1-0 107 July Ij.ßi T'77

:1. YOIIK. Marrh 1. C!oia?i

pricf on the stock exchanpo today we re:

South Bend Markets HAY, DTUAW ANH l'F.KP. ((orrrll lull) by t! Yfi-.v Miller 1 lour K lrn Co., 4'0 M. Mirh!an.) Ni:V HAY I'.iy.n- stliiuy $3. KTKAW I'ajic .fll', nllli.g ,IIU1U or OA IS Pnytug n--111nc 51.001.10. Ni:V COHN royirjtf $1 R', tvKlng 1.7." lo $1 CLOVr.It Si:KD I'nylDS b'J., sellALsUii; CLOVEIi Sellin ALKAId'A (NertlJrn gru.u;-PW

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CKIN ANIi I IT.I). (Correftrd Iially lv ). V. llurrrll, Strr .Mill. llT.lrHiilIc Av.) SIIKLL CMUN I'ajTr.K' OATS rnvlng hK koKIi K '-' to 05-?. I'.KAN-Sellins .. Iiundrt-d.

! MIIU'I.INUS St'llia,: Sl.-Jj bundre.l

CHori'LU j CRATCH

I WHL'AT rajing $2 AO.

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CniCAGO LIVK 8TOCK. miCACO, M.ir.'h Is Hi; Kneipt. l;ai; market "-4v- u;: btjlk. $l4WLt ! lO; hnfhers, .lA)n 7,.' p.ickln'. ?i;..V.'jliui; littR. ?n.7;T3.S); pigs, M.:-Valö(0; ri-riiH. Jljr.VlH.KS. rA'rriL; I-iptn. ;.ojj; market 1"U np: b-vf, JlOüC'llSoO; butdi'T bto U. 7.2."liLTlX; cannra and cutters. Vim 7.73; hto' k'T pixj f -.ler. .7..w'; u (mi ; n, 7 2.V.7 lA.2o ; ralve, S17 ( i Woo SlfnUI' "Kneipt., lw,; mirkot steaiy; wool lamba. fl 1.1 ,10.20; t-wts.

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EAST nn-TAIX) UYE STOCK. nVHT r.UFrALO. N. v.. Mar.h is CATTLE ICfH-ipt!. 123; raurket m-tlvn un Pteaiy; eblpplnt?1 Pter. $U5.( 14 2T; butlier irradt-s, JO.OOit; 12.10; tows, AIA'i;s n.elpt. CM; rmrkt :i-tlv antl 9tftdj: ru'l to rholc. tJXfi; 2.1.7h. STILLI AND LAM 15S Iec-lpts, 2.W); market active, Ftcady; choirs larnt. sif Cmvü.Ou; onll to fair, 315.75 j 17.oit; Marlin?, 16 0vrrlS.2."; sh-p. .(n IIOOS Itecclpt". l.W: market active. J.". - up; Yorker., SIC hk,? M); pU's, .!.".."- l..7r : mixed. Slrt 4v;lij so- Leavv, .!.. ())

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riTTsnrrto uvi: stock. riTTsnUlu;. l'a.. March 1m CATTT.I' KpcHpt llcht; fhi'lec $ll.oi'r; 1 !..".: tro-.il, flk..VWitl.T."): fair, $9.5Ol0.o0; v-al .K, .$2l.(22.(K). Sllllf;!' ANl IVMHS Kc-elpt. liirht: market steady; prime wet hern, ?l"t: toj; poo.l. J1.1tjiVLrl4 00; fair ml'd, ,10 0of l2.(); lamb.. 1.1.fK71.i.0. Heelpt. 10 doubl'MMks; rmrkff stronpr; prlni tiivy hos, $b"."i'1 15.75; mMliirn?. -517.C'7.'17.15; li-ary Yrkrt. ?170:tl7.i:; liplit Yorkers. .ltVOo'.c 1C2Ö: pbT. Jlor-n.'l.'."': roug-hs, .12am 'iA4 0'J; Ptas-s, O.do(aAO 00. ' 2 ' Chicago rnonrcK. ' CHICAGO. March IS. IlTTTTTt 'r-anitiry extms. r051-je; Htan.lnr.ls, '.'lic; firsts. f.O'i7S4 u,o; pfMonlH, rWivW. l:iOS Ordinaries, VKic; first s,4 'ö 44'4e. CHCLxNl-T1nii, rA'c; Amer'-as. :oitcrvm.T roTvi. -inc; .l-.i.. asc; 2J : Hprtnir. 40.-; turkevs, 40.-. 1'OfATOi: Cars. 17.; Wisconsins per

SLT IS. (CorrcfJ D.Ulv ly Earner Stor., sau s. Mitbiirnii CO V I'KAS .4.".o to $...".. japanksi: mili.i: T;; .

i:ki clovlk- f -büiy. TIMOTHY 7.50. S PULTS -$1.74) wt. SOI.'HAN i;KASS J20 rer Lundrid. A LSI Ki:--lo.rto. SfNPLOVJ:uS-2..c lb. WINTLK OK I1AII1Y P.P. I Lll -?27 itf per bushel. put: ;i:ass j4.co. . SWLirr CLOVKlt 23 (0 0 MAMMOTH CLOVi:i; $40.00. ''. ALFALFA f27ft'-.10 biifhel. WTIITK CLOM;k- Si.Vi.oo. SWLirr WHITE CI.OVKil ?r.o 00. FIELD P 1 : A S '.17 V7i .50. TIMOTHY ALSYKi:. iiUtc 1 $10 bu. PAPE SEEI (lvarf Y.) ?vOO bu. LA UN MIASS lb. SOJA ELANS (1 to San $10 ba.

LIVE STOCK. (CorfevtuI liuil.v by MaJr Wtoi.. S. LoKn St., Mlmuaka.) HEAVY PAT STKKUS Fair to pood.

loiUlc; prime, 1214.

A. T. and S. T American Iiet Suar American Iru Syndicate ... Amerlcn Can Allls Chalmers American Locomotive Annconda 'opper American Smltg. and Rfff. Co A. G. W A. T. and T Baldwin Locomotive, V.. and O Bethlehem S!el "B"

Hütt and Superior 2 51; 15. K. T K.T, Canadian Pacific 121 ! hlli Copper Cuban Can Sutfar 4S, California Petroum 11

entral Leather C and O Colo. Fuel and Iron Corn Product: Crucible St'el Chino Copper K nam el Erie 7ornmon Krie Preferred ' Jreat Northern Ore Frisco Com Great Northern 1 'referred . General Motor Hide and leather Common Hide and Lenther Preferred Illinois Centra! Industrial Alcohol International Nlckl International Paper Inspiration Copper Kennecott Copptr Lackawana St-el Ihlt;h Valley

L. and N Mexican Petroleum Marine Common Marine Preferred Missouri Pacifb: Maxwell Common Maxwell 1st Preferred .... Midvale Steel New Haven V C Norfolk and Western Northern Pacirio hio Cities (5a.s l'a n-American Petroleum Peoples (las Pennsylvania Pittsburg Co-il Hay Consolidated Copper Reading Hejuibllc Ste d Kock Island , P.ock Island A Pock Island H Uubl.er ltunuly Comr:.on Kumcly Pfd Sout)j rn Parifh Southern Railway , St. Paul Common St. Paul Pfd Siudebaker Common Saxon S;n?lair Oil Sucar

o Products Oil and Pacific Pacific Steel Common

S. Steel Pfd , S. Food Corp

Willys Ovrhind 2 4 Western I'nlon Whit" Motor? 5 0 Woo: 12C Wrstlnphouse 51 Liberty bonds i'-j percent 37.20; i;rst Fs 90.40: fecund 4s Sr.-

40; first 4y 0.90; -con.l 4'

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FRIDAY, LUICII 19. Th'. promises to be another day which things xvill move alonR

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CHICAGO. March IS. New top.

pric for th- season resulted in the corn market Thürs lay from con-

bullish sentiment. The

! altitude cf values, however, ld to i great nervousness, and the close

I nvi c.'f t 'r.( 1 I. i- net lower to n I

j like ad vance, with May $1.56 a to

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1.50 -i and July $1.49 7

L4. In provisions varying from 2H:

Oat there

lost

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rth j quietly, mainly In the routine

grooves. TM3 owir.jr to tne con?plcucus abser.ee of aspect? between the

Moon and the other planets, with

! the exception of the Lunar trino to j

Saturn, wnicn is an interesting ana powerful figure, but one largely In- j fluencir.fr and shaping affairs alon? ; the line. of industry', patience and ; per?everinfr. Saturn Is heavy and j ilow-poinsr, but steadily moves to- j ward avenues of progress that are i bound to unfold Into immanent and substantial achievement. Venu, quintlle with Unnus. Is likely to . brir.ff !orne unconventional sdtuations. and all matters relating to the i home and the heart particularly j the latter. J Thcso whose birthday It Is may expect a rather nulet year, ulthj events moving slowly, but with per- j manent profiress. A child born on thi day will be clever, industrious i

and reliable.

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Confidence on the part of ' the 1

bull in corn market was based chiefly on the smallness of the supply here and on tho readiness with which current receipt were absorb

ed. A pood deal of notice was also I prvn lfTTrTT7T?VT? rV

ilnre 111' 1 H KJ l IJIj i i j I V 1

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assertions of the failure

SEW BRIT A IS IT'OMAS

of campaigns tj reduce living costs. The fnsuir.t? upturns in the corn market, though, encountered more

and rr.ore r.rofit takinc sales with a NEW YOHK. March IS. A man i

flattening out of demands. (claimed to be Gecrpre Fvans, who Cats commanded the unexampled was said to have confessed to the price of $1 a bushel for number two ; murder of Mrs. George Kvans in white, but then receded owing1 to j New Britain, Conn., Tuesday, was import duty rumors. j in a critical condition at P.cllevue

hospital today with a pnsh in his

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Provisions were strong with hogs an 1 corn. Temporarily, a few uneasy shorts bid pviik tip J- a barrel.

PAUIS. March IS. The German delegation said today it had received information that Dr. von Kapp ami (Jen. von Luettwitz have left Berlin.

HO.'S Y.'4) to

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rnonti'i: makklt. (CorrectrU Tolny Iy itu- llrotbrrhoJ Croifrv. 2:if N. Muln St. P.ITTEE AND LHiS-Cre:imory butter, paying 7o- pouuil, selling 75 pound; ir's, pnvlnfT 12c Oo.ej), x.'llltiff 50i. iloon. FEb ITS AND VE;I:TAEL1:S Fruits. California naval oranzea. .). (ivr du.en ; Virgin bi potatoes. iaiiic 'k 75 bu., peilluz M.25 b'.i.; new cabbaire, aelllrs I'-. pound.

Tobacf Texas Texa s t" nion F. S.

F. F.

Ftah Copper Virrinia-(arolina Wabash A Wilson and Co.

Chemical

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throat following an attempt to commit suicide. Fvans, who was registered at the hotel as George Van1 when he tried to take his life, stopped the surgeons at the hospital when they were operating on him to confess the crime, it was said.

iL GIANT BÄTTEf i II is h

I own and offer subject to prior sale all or any part of 100 shares of O. K. Giant Battery stock for a client who is forced to sell PRICE PER SHARE, $7.75. Why pay more? TRANSFER GUARANTEED. G-80, CARE NEWS-TIMES.

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I Of LT KY AMI Mi:.T. (Corrected Daily by Jlrniul' Market, 12 K. JrfTeron lllvd. DEEP Eoast. 101 Xc; boiling. 20-; round eteak, 4?; olrloin. b'K-; porter-

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II I DES AND TALLOW.

Corertd Todav by S. W. I'lppraan, 210 N. MaJn St. HIDES l.V-20: alfsklns. r.Og-50; it-n '.eird tallow. Cii' a 1.: -ov.gh tallow, "7i a lb.; Itn'iiwai, 25'S.'.17.c.

Your House :- Will Sell for More.

Keep It

1 : Vour house will sell for more two years from now than it will today. There is not enough available labor and material for building to make it possible to keep up with the natural increase in population. ' The young fellows who went to war will get on their financial feet in the next year and marry. Every marriage means a demand for another home. i You can get larger interest on your money by renting your house for the next two years than you can from any other investment of equal safety. Get this DIG, SAFE interest now, and get the full increase in the value of your property by selling two years from now. You can get the taxes and fire insurance paid on your house and additional rent equal to 8 on today's selling price. It's the safest investment possible your own real estate and will pay you 8 rr net besides the big increase in value which is bound to come. Don't let them fool you by getting you to sell now. If you have a five or six room house, send full description and let us show you tow to make the most out of it rent it now, sell it later. 8r' no taxes your own real estate as security. Write today. Address Box R-Sl, News-Times.

This Home is Ready for You ttE have a charming bungalow available that can be

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turned over to you for occupancy within three days'

time.

It has six rooms and a bath, oak trim in the dining and living rooms, electricity, furnace, ga3 heater, hot wfater, kitchen cupboard, a thirty-five barrel cistern in fact every convenience that makes for a strictly modern home. It is very well constructed; and from its roomy porch to its big basement it fairly radiates "comfiness." You can't help but like it and the neighborhood in

which it is located.

We can arrange to let you have it on a plan of easy payments. And when you learn the price you will much prefer to make ownership payments on this home than to pay

rent for another.

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We will gladly show it to you. Just call us up for an appointment Main 1625. American Home and Investment Company 240 Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 1625

We Have on Display An Immense Line of Millinery. Our Specialty Is

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SHAPES OF ALL THE WANTED KINDS The small, close-fitting hat, so popular and suitable

for early Spring. The colors are black, brown and navv; those beautiful, shin y braids, porcupine, zipper, soft lizere. You will find no polished chips or other such

I cheap straws in our stock.

Medium hats include the desirable rolled-up-in-front stvles in manv varieties.

Large Hats All straw, straw and mahne, straw and hair braid, hair braid and maline. Prices are $5.00 to $10.00 We Have Them All

No Cheap Hats Quality Millinery at Popular Prices

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Wholesale-

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Retail

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It Hits the Spot. Your guests will appreciate Arrow as a refreshment. They can't help but appreciate something that tastes good and the taste of Arrow is so decidedly good that it wins favor wherever it is served. And then, for good measure, Arrow has a bit of tang just enough quite distinctive. That is what makes it pleasing as a refreshment. Get it from your grocer or dealer or call Mishawaka 28. Kamm & Schellinger Co. Mishawaka, Ind.

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