South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 184, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 July 1920 — Page 22

22 . I IUn.VY MOJtMM, JULY 2, 1020 THE SOUTH BEND' NEWS-TIMES'

STOCKS FIRM ON NEW YORK MARKET

i T . , a AT,..: niuni Frier in Active Trading of Final Hour. 157 A h ' Snf ed Pres : NF:W YOIIK. July l. Mony was tho riot nround whlh Thursdny's st-CK nnrkf t nir iin revolvr d in !?. rr er.t ir.d r.t fashion. A 10 to II, P-r crr.t rat- f r fi'.l Ian, higher rates for rnmnif ri.il borrowings and meiner offerings of time funds tes-tl-t.-d to tiio ptKiilv contraction of rredi. Tho tiirn iitr, July was attr.dd by trens-iry withdrawals aspr jr:if iiic $7".0''0,ifMj at this (ntor. Th op-ratiT.- vr it- aMrtn'-ntd bv at i rte n.;on of rn.h transfers in payment l -thT h-ay midyear 'tti mm. .ut!iorltatie Sunry. An authoritative survey of tli ''neral ronditions here eniphasiz'-d the further conservation of cash, due, it wa contended, to higher discount rates. A f iKnltlcant incident In crr. re';t ion with this tf-ndency was tne josiricr ' f an S jer rent rate for merchants' papr, -'iua'.lir.r the hifchrr qii' t..tit n the patt thirlf n years. I)e.ilir;- in fr.reln -xeh ince were circu ii-.s ribed berau.1-.- of the holiday in Iyondon but interest in Kold imports was reviveil by rec-eirt at San I'raneisei. f.f some $6. "00. 000 from the Far Kast. This old, it Is understood, will be .d'Mosit d to the crdlt ff the New Vfrk Ftderal Iterervo hank. Stox-ks l'lrni. Stcxk" were t'.rm nmst of the day, omo of the popular Issues attaining tluir m iximuni prices in the more active trading of the final liour. In ;enral. however, the nppro aching triple holiday was putflient to hold dealings, except amont: jveral favorites, within extreme ivirrov nnd j)rofev lonal bounds. Total f.alfc!$ amounted to nr,j,00 0 hares. Investment nnd .speculative buy,n of railroad and Industrial issues, is well as Liberty and Victory i-su s. .mpartcd Rtrenpth to the active bond arket Bales (jar value), Ji:..?nn,j00. OM United States bonds were .lnchrunged on call. STOCK RALLIES OX : CHICAGO EXCHANGE Er AssocIatedTTross : 'CHICAGO, July 1. Predictions f a fallin off la the volume of rervipta after thU Wiek rallied the .orn market from woakness thru am 9 shown in tho first part of the ?e.sion. CIofo was unsettled 1-S cent lower to ono cent advance, with ptrmbT f 1.G9 3-4 to $l.Jf) 7-8 and ).ocmlr $1.5 7-S to $1.37. Oats inishfd 1-4 cent to 1-S rmt up and rrovisiona unchanged to 4 0 cents iown. Th temporary ncrvrintago which :trs In the corn market enjoyed luriru: tho earlier trading was lue . hieüv t correct forecasts of lm,.rovf melt In crop conditions as eslimated y arioiis private authorises. SVlline. however, was overdone .nd when hrts tried to cover, they found that off Tin.: had hecome far from plentiful. At this Juncture, rossip was circulated that rural levators in important districts had fnlshod shipping, corn and that receivers wer? looking for a decided reduction in rrrhaN ginning with fh holiil-iy n-t Monday. On the buig tb c Ms'ied, the markot touched th i st prices of the day. Oats we in governed mainly by the Iction of corn. ' ,nn-ci' fjuotatiois on hogs tended wi-a'.;et4 proi-ions. South Hand Markets HAT. STRAW AND TEED. ATtrreite.l Dt by ih Werfey MIlUl Flour X Feel l- 4 8. Mlrblgaa.) NEW 1IAV to selling $R( $ ". new 'on n St iiiü j $2.oo'ti$2.2r.. tic bale. 0.vl. - l'a;, a:,- $M j. selling fl.30 ot J 1 . M: 'UN Faylr.g Jl.73, telling !!!.- if Ci.l.K ot:r.D -Paying $24 to 10 bu, I. 32. almue clover - filling ?r2.oa ALF A 1.1' A t.Niniiit'i i tfrowu) 23.00. OKA IN AM KI. CD. (Corrected lllj by I. u. Moreno. SUirr Mill. lllraullc At.) . Fill". LI. CORN- l'.i;iu; f 1 ST. ; OATS. Faying 6 i K. selling $1.10. PKAN Sf jl i: J,- ;;.(. MIDDLINGS -viling $5 rivi$3.50 bundred. chopped :-i:i:n-Si-iiirg $123 p?r cut. SCK A Till r LCD Sellins J1.75 per grin dim;-- ,. tushei. V!li:AT--::.ir!ni $2.75 : i n a.- Uli bushel, v' . " 5MHS. C.rrecleJ 1111 ry Warner Ilros. 8e4 More, 2J ?. Michigan t.) COW PEAS 7t bushel. JAPAN KSE MILLET Ö.UU to J'lOO'. ULI) CLO Lli J7.U0. TIMOIUV-$7.0o. spelts 4 :o owt. SOUDAN UUASS-llS.So to $18.00 per Lund red. ALS1KE $:i0O to 00. m.NFUVLUS-20c pound. WINTER UK llAIEx be rcii-27.c fr busbel. IILI C t;KASS--00. SWKET CLUVKU I.VJ.0O. MAMMOTH CLOVKU-JOO to TÄ00. WU1XL CLOVKK-445.00. SWKBf WHITK CIA)VKn 133. KIELD I'EAS 4.00 to 3.0a BATi; SKKi (Dwarf Ki) 00 bu. LAWN (iKASS Joe rer 1&. tOJA ALANS (I to n) 110 bu. fctlvli ÜUHX-4.50 busheU LIVE STOCf . Crrt Itr by iJur Pro., A. L Ia bt., .Mltbitwkv) IlfK'.S IZd to 1M l.lt.! Tä to 175 lb.. lc; 113 to :JO lt.,' UVjc; 2io HEAVY FAT STEKUS Fnlr to good lO-Xllr; prime. HO: -130 tO 1.0 lb! 1-: l.V) to 175 it , IV Ac 173 to 20-) lis., Voc; u, löc PilOnCCE MA II K CT. (Corrected Tlr bf do Drotherhod Grvry. 130 X. Main t. ECTTER AND LGiS Creamery butter, paying pound, elling tvie pounii; egpi, rt.vlng 42c dozen, ofllhig 47c dozen. FliUITS AND VKGETAHLKsi Frultt, CalJfornla caral eraages 7c per dozt-n; fhlng 3 cwu; tew ca&bagp, telllLg üc rOCLTUV ANI MEATS. (CorrtcteJ Dtiy Dy Jlmmloi Market, LZS E. Jefferon lllvd. BEEF Koac oöUc; bolitng. 30r; roünd itrak, 40c; lUloij. Coc; twirttrBoni. 7 (Jr. I'OItK X-OIN iOr. LAK1 30e. SPRING CHICKEN' To. HIDE AM) TALLOW. (Corrected ToJjy by Y, Llppiaan. 210 N. MaJn t. IIIPES 10 to IV: alfslitn. 13 to 20e ruier-d tallow, 4 ;7t- a lt.: rougi tjlhi. 2C3c a lb.; tectwti. Zttc.

CLOSING PRICES HEW YORK STOCKS

NKW YORK. July 1. Closing prices rn the stock exchange today we re : A. T. nnl S. V 7 3'i American lift Supar 91 Ani'Ti'an Druff Syndicate 11 1, American (.'an 40Jä A1II.-4 Chalmers 37U American Car Foundry 133 American Locomotive OS Anaconda Copper 3TTs American Srnitir. and Hfjr. Co. .332 a. v is 4 A. T. and T 3 3 Iialdwin Loc(rnotivo HS'i 15. and O r.O's r.ethb-hem steel "li" 30 IJutto and Superior 214 Canadian Pacific 1 1 1' Chill Copper . . . : 13' Cuban Cane S-jtrar 52 California I'etroleum 31l4 Central le ather 65 'i ('. and 0 51 a4 Colo. I'uel and Iron 32 Corn Products 33 Crucible Steel 15 4 Chino Copper 23 Krio Common 1 1 V2 Lrie Preferred IS Clreat Northern Ore 33 H 7reat Northern Preferred . ...70 4 General Motors 2 4; Industrial Alcohol 33 International Nickel 17 Vi International Paper 73 4 Inspiration Copper 43 4 Kennecott Copper 2 3-i Lehigh Valley 41 Mexican Petroleum 1S4 Miami Copper 20 Marine Preferred 30 Missouri Pacific 24 4 Mid vale Steel 414 Nevada Copper 22 4 New Haven 2 84 N. C. 67 Norfolk and Western S3 Northern Pacific 714 Ohio Cities Gas 90 ?i Pan-American Tetroleum ...1034 Pennsylvania 38 Pittsburg; Coal 60 Hay Consolidated Copper ... 36 4 Heading 8 4 Ts Republic- Steel 924 Hock Island 36 4 Pock Island P. 614 Rubber 95 Southern Pacific 924 Southern Railway 2 3 4 St. Paul Pfd 49 Studebaker Common 71 Sinclair Oil 30 4 Tobacc o Products 69 Vanadium 8 64 Texas Oil 457; Texas and Faciflc 4 04 Cnion Pacific 1134 I. S. Steel Common 93 C S. Steel Pfd 105 I. S. Food Corp 66 4 Utah Copper 664 Wabash A 224 White Motor 52 Willys Overland 13 Western Union 81 Wool 96 4 Westinghous 49 4 Liberty bonds 3 4 percent 91.00; llrst 4's S3. 60; .second 4's S5.00; first 44'r, S3. 30; second 4ifs ST.. 30; third 4 4's S9.10; fourth 44's S5.64; fifth 44 's 95.70. MARKETS riTTSnt'RG LIVK STOf'K. riTTSItrKC. Pa., July 1 CATTLE iJeeelpts light; market lower; rhoir'. 51;r.o?17; good. Jd.VelfJ; fair, $ll(äl3; veil I 11 Ives .1.VT? 17. SHEEr ÄND I.AAIP.S Heceipts llcht; market pteadr; yrlme wethers, 10(;f 10..7); pood. SSQO; fair mixed. $7(N lamts. ?12ra17. IKMJS Kecelpts llcht: market lower; prime benvy bogs, $10 'j.Vfl,'.",0 : niedhims. tll.iVJij 17.73; heavy Yorkers. -17.JV? 17.7.": lieht Yorkers, 1(V2.V, '117." ; pltt. 51.".2.".(Til3.73; rouses. 511.2Ö1J 13.23; tag. rnir.(io rnonrr f. CHICAGO. July l.IU'TTEE Creamery extra. r l jc; stanbirN. WiZZ"t ttrsts. TiOu'e; seronds, 411 19c. i:;(iS Drvllnaries, ?, I C'r'M ; firsts. 40-.'.c. CHEESE Twins, 22V; Americas. 24 4 e. 1'OfLTRY Fowls, 31c; ducks. 20e; Says Shamrock I I ... :ir Thomas Llpton Is seen above g before her trial spin w

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cqrHHRED sEvrau or his BARNEY GOOGLE DAfE I.WIN geese, 20e; springs, 40c; turkejs, Cöc. POTATOES Cars. 2fi; Wisconsins rer 10) ) . J.".7rr7t.3; Minnesotas per 100 lbs.. JJCi.SÖ. " KAST ni'lTALO LIVE STOCK. EAST IUII FALO, N. Y.. July I. CATTLE Iteceipts. 470; market dull.c lower; Kblpjdne steers, $10(t'lt.v") ; butc her grades. J10CT10 'J5. CALVES Keceipts, 700: market slow, lower; eull to choice, $.VU7. SI I EE I AND LAM 15 S Ileeeipts, 20; market actke. uteady; choice lambs, $in.rori7: cull to fnlr. ?1113; yearlings, $ll'ri;t; nheep. Jöfiil. IlO(S Hecelpts. l00; parket flow to l-iwer; Yorkers, ?l..V)firl7..V); pigs, J1.".2.V?M5.50; mlel. .17(iJ 17.-'.": heavy, ?lt..:(ilG.7j; roughs. r."J 13-73; stags. riUCAGO LIVK STOCK. CHICAGO, Julv l.HOC.S Ileeeipts. r.t.OOO; market H.V4n- lower; bulk. $Urt butchers. $14 2.V13.7. : parking. ?n.2" 14.23; llzhts. H.i.v.0: pigs, $12..V)T2 14.50: rou eh 9. $12.7.'fiil3.2.". CATTLE Keeetpts. l.OOO; market stead v; beef. $15.7:V:IP.50; butcher stork, Jt.."i0'lG.r0; canners and ej)tters.?l$tt.2."; Storkers and feeders. J-V7.VT7 10.73; cows. $0.fcV!rl2 73; calves, ?ll.r0fri.1. SHEEP Receipts. 2.1.CKN; market slow; wool lambs, ?12..01ilG; ewes, $GJ.lt). CHICAGO CHAIN CHICAGO, July 1.. AND ritOVISION. Opening IliSh Low 170 V, P'.7 1334 S32.30 t 20 20 Hose 17t 101rN M4 S3 CORN Julv 1724 Sept. ir,r Pee. 1314 OATS Julv im'; Sept. S-'.bj De-. S24 POIIK Julv 320 sept. :u.7o L.HI Julv 20 2-". Sept. 21.-".) ltir.sJulv 17 s ". Sept. 1v0O 17 1704 lor; Sd sr.?; 32 00 .V 10 ! i ':7 Nominal .14.70 20. I'D 21. 1.02 IV Will Win -t nlflinp tho 3-mrtcr Khamrndt Jur: .Ith Üic .jiiunin'riv 1V.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST AND FOUND. IF TARTY in Fori car that ricked foxfur scarf on S. Logan St.. Mlshawaka, will return same to I. iower Decorating Co., no questions will be asked. .92-2 WANTED Boys over 1ft to work on automatic telephone equipment. Apply Indiana Hell Telephone Co., 100 S. Lafavette blvl. fi.11 3-tf IE

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LOST AND FOUND WANTED Janitor. Apply Studebaker administration bldg., information bureau. C314 4 WANTED Lathe nnd bench hands. Apply purchasing dept., lUrdsell Mfg Co. i117-5 LOST $10 Mil In pay envelope, between South Tend Lathe Works and FiveTolnt Orocery. Finder call Main 1W7. Reward. GX7-2 FOUND Two horse; owner may have samj by proving property and pyln? damages. Urother Leo, Notre Dame. Ind. C2C2 1 HELP WANTED. Male Help. WANTED Night watchman, good pay; elderly man preferred. Apply at South Reud Luit Co., 1108 S. High t. 0K;S -tf WANTED Warehouse men and varnish dippers. South Bend Toy Mig. Co. GV4 2 WANTED Boy to learn printers trade. One with pressfeedlng experieneee preferred. i. 1. Typesetting Co., m E. Washington Ave. (WWl-tf W A N T E D Va rn 1 s h patchers. Only good furnishers need apply. Best wages. W. J. Deutz, Main i)C75. G.'WVS-4 WANTED Polish boy for delivery wagon. Apply HO! W. Thomas. $01-2 WANTED Several experienced Maehinitt. Steady work, good pay. Sibley Machine Co., 20? E. Tutt St. Ä'J-J-lö WANTED Y'ourg man to work In grocery store; able t" handle a Ford car. Call Main ;2 or 11 N. Emerick Ft. 4X0-2 WANTED Clerk at Western Union Telegraph office, 103 N. Main tt. 4001-3 WANTED A cashier, checker, dishwasher and a man porter. Short hours and pood wages. Apply Oriental Inn, 113 17 N. Main St. Phono Malu U74. 40O2-i WANTED Single man to work on farm; good wage?, room and board furnished. Call County 112 F-4. 4O03-tf WANTED Molded, with floor and bench. Steady work, good waees. South Bend Foundry Co, coruer Lafayette nt. and Indiana ave. 4000-8 WANTED Sbipplnjf clerk who has had 8o.ni experlenco and wishes steady Job. L. I. Hardy Co. C370-4 WANTED Men for all branches of central station work; one experienced water tender, several men for firemen; turblDe operators and oilers. Experience unnecessary If willing to learn. If you are looking for a steady "work at good ptarting wages. Apply at Power Station and talk it ov?r with us. Indiana A Ml'hlgan Electric Co. .03-tf WANTED Two firemen. The Singer Mfg. Co. C113J2 WANTED Teamsters and helpert. App!y purchasing department, Blrdsell Mfg. Co. &043-JU1J M WANTED Married man ei)eriened la farm work. Call Harrison lb-F-. SUO-tf WANTED Flrt-raf mactiXnlBt. Th. Singer Mfg. Co. 275-tX i M . WANTED Man for night Janitor work. Inquire heud janitor, J. M. S. B'dsr. WANTED Two ex perlne.l Trlglit cbe kers. Apply J. S. Moore, G. P. & F. A.. C. S. B. A N. I. Ry. Co. STftj.J.a WANTED Tvo laborem for yard work. McHfr.ry-MIllbGo Mfg. Co., 17CC S. Franklin ct. J -3 WANTED Machinist -tnl drill prta hands. Apply tt Mailable Sfel lUr.g Mfg. C. 2 3 WANTED At nnee: White chef, capab e,f handling lartr nu?ins9. Appiy x. M. C. A. 2 WANTED QcallflT automobile mechanic E. A. Bennett Overland Co N. Michigan 5t. KT-tf WANTED ExpeMeneefi band saw man; good wai?e. So':?h B'nd Toy Mfg. Co. sT ) - m WANTED To er.Rag srvi'eS of first clasa chef and ecor.d cook for summer Raioa at Michigan Country club; beet wagoj pali and transportation fcralAhed ; clubhouse to opn July 15. Apply catli July 3 to Walter Savldee at V M C. A. cafeteria. C27--July S. WE HAVE OPENINGS for a few men on our cflts; first-class, reliabl nen; nut com well rercmrnen l"d. none othr ne1 apply. Yellow Cab Co.

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I'U-THU, W WORLD r DID? NEXT HELP WANTED. Male Help WANTED Store. Meld janitor. The ri!?or 201-2 D MEN WORK IN; IN FACTOKIES WHO WANT TO EARN EXT IIA MONEY NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SUNDAY AND MONDAY SHOULD COMMl NICATE WITH US AT ONCE. A HUSTLER CAN MAKE FROM ?: TO ?i: THE THREE DAYS. PLEASANT. EASY WORK AND YOU CET PAID AS SON A S THE JR IS FINISHED. Full FELL INFORMATION AND APPOINTMENT CAi.L MAIN 2.;s BEFORE 0 OCLOCK FK1DAY EVENING. (;.-:. WANTED Two f.rst-rlmn merhanb. at Once; IiO Otlier I:; Jinnies r.w.1 urmU For the best are none fo. r,.d f.,r oü work. I'aeknrd M tor Car O.. .TJT.T-t WANTED Men for f:.-torr werk lul St. Joe st.. T. V. R-.Tiy, Eutorr. 1240 WANTED Young1 man to learn oupines or u with ex rerln!- it ' irouuway i ünri;i.i y, ri.ruer Mi'.-hlsan sr.. Mi'.-hlsan a r. I ::-.t J and a e.. 1 C123 t-i uroauway. .Ia5n 0-7. WANTED To n., iters 323-32Ü W. South nt. Male or Female CLERKS (Mfn-w-ftintni Is upwnrd f-r postal mail service, mosth. Eiaujiiiatl'n8 July. Expi-rieiu- unr.e.vsiry. For free particulars writ J. Lon.irl. Farmer Civil SrrJ. Exaiaiaer, 11": Ijuitable Bldg.. Washington. Kl-A-3 HELP WANTED "rdern, Dinner. winders, kultterR, dye l.vjue, p'.ck'-r house and wash roru tarda for day and night work; newtng machin. o;-vrato! for day work; fatry rltrU o-vtt t'.i 4th, resuming operation July 1! or I'ihour schedule; employnient ofTK. c.r9i Sund-iv only; open fiav and t5:,t STEPin:NSUN UNDERWEAR MILLS. Ml tf MEN WANTED TOR STEADY FACTORY WORK; AND A MAN FOR YARD WORK. APPLY OFFICE, 17C2 .s FRANKLIN bT M HENRY-.MILL-liOUSE MFG. CO. H-it Female Help. oi S. Mich ran st ( WANTED .'aMf-ri.i counter jr'-rls au I wuitreEs fir dining room; lo girl !j care for j;lasw are ; woman ?-.- k:t'h i work and j.antry woman. WafMr.irn Jtesuuract and Csferterla. : '.' J 7 WANTED Cafeteria rountpr sr'.rl wage. Apply Oliver Hotl ';-.:2 3 WANTED A 1t to work ir. tb k. -! -tu at TL r-;jz-?. WANTED Power sen ins: marL'.re r;.r. atora on nin'B Bhlns. Larnb .shirt C.. East end of ISsi: av. bridge. r.-.T . ; WANTED Girl or w.-man for c-r.-r.it housework; no l.i';ndry w-rk: t--t wage. 7Är. Portap ar. " ."Jl WANTED Cover rlr. pool riv; etea j wtrg. Apply hr; per -Tread Tr Co romer Cedar and Em-rirk t. ;rj7l-t WANTED--Jlrls fr m IG t 1- st :n Lincoln w ay E. i ; , WANTED GIRLS T WORK ABOUT THE HOUSE. SHORT II URS : ;': WAGES INgUIRE OF HoL'SEKEF.PE J'. OLIVER HOTEL. ZTJl 3 i mmm i mm 1 i WANTfTD Mal! and eanirz cornea, Applr Houkf-r, Oliver Htl. WANTED S-reral a;-o.1. ei;.er:?" a!f osien ; stead r pnsitionp la a'l ;artT.ts. George W;-;a A. C C.'N'

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