South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 352, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 December 1920 — Page 25
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TMt SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TODAY 3IORNTXG, DCCHMDm; 17, 102C 25
STOCKS DULL Oil HEW YORK MARKET
Constructive
POLLY AND HER PALS
AUNT MAGGIE'S WISH IS GRATIFIED.
Elements Lack-
b'ion on Wall Street
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Ni:V YORK. TV. 1?. nu.inffi on tli .:o"k cxch irr.'" was perfunctory to an tinti?u:il 1 k're-. the pre-it-ly relurrd tkallnirs rrrce ntln? littl mere thin the effort? of profe.M..r..al interests to strengthen the!r pof-itjnn rn the hört Md of th rcnunt. 'nnr::'tiv' r'mrts np"in wrr" vhf'ly Iarklr.. nd" frrrn the r-l-ptlve !r filings oT ninny rates- nn.J the surprllr strrtsrth of the frreirn 'xrhrrne market, esperlally wfrlir if.' but th wert" lRnörd nn l played no jnrt a helpful factors. Ä very lar;ro proportion of th day's trading was rompre?Fel In N-ss than hilf a score of 5tork. notably I'nltod State. ,tel. CruclMe 8tcl. Hldwln Locon-.otlve. Mexican Petroleum and affil'ate! shires. Kx-cr-ptinET Southern Pacific and Reagine, dealings in rails were light, with an uncertain trerd. Stocks. Itcrn-1 re. Unlike Y.'edn sdiy's f?:-ion stock wre more responsive to the money market, lender reuinierinr bin'. quotations In the last hour, whn r.n nhundance of money was offered at
fix per cent as apalr.st The previous J
quotation of spv-n percent. I mal prir, however, showed Imp.iirmnt among the oil?, streN and e'pilpments. Salea amounted to tO.0 0 0 sham. Tho bond market was more active than at any time In several wre!.;-t. lut the tone was irrpular, both a. to dor.ifftic and forden issues, inludlnc the Uberty rrnup. Total -.-! fpar value), $ 26.5ft0,ooo. Old U. S. bonds were unchanged oa call.
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CHICAGO LIVi; STOCK. CHICAGO. Ioc. 1; HO(,s Iteipt. ir?(. 4J: nirVet tendy; bulk. .-.) lta',,1 ; hutcbers, ..in:;r; parking, ?s uS.70; lights, fs.Ciaiu; piH, CATTI.Hpreipte". 10,000; market ff-aI ; tef, .'M; buteiicr t) !;. ? I 4'ij P ,"k ; eanmrs und eitrt-rs, f , ?.!.'" : htf-k-Ts and feeder. il.'JÖ''i.7.Tö; t . 7.7Ö; s. $.2Cii'J; calve. 1. Milir.r Kecelrts, ZVO; B.irk.-t, MJl.oo Wfr; vk-o.d iHtiils. $7.S."'5?ll.''0; KMoru lauib.1. f'J'ijO 0J.
riTTsnLKt; mvi: stock. piTi sm;ia;. l-.i., ie catili; ltv;pTs !dirher; markot ncadv; f i!r. .10'H; veal ralre. U.M)',iU. Sil AND LAM IIS Ke. ci:t IUht: Tnurkt st.oly: prtnn wothrs, ..V.fe. ..v ; -'. I. f .'.' r f : fair tuixed. P'r4..V; limbs. .1J. 212.7.".. II(J3 l:.T. i,t. 2." douMedceks ; mirkei lower; priri hnvy hsn, $t) ;V.70..V; r,H-Iipm, $10.10:10 25; hf.Jry Yorkers, ?M irv-tlo.i5: If-ht Yorkers, JlO.lo io.CT.; pl'. SUrt.UK'nu'S; roughs. STWaJZ;
:T nrrrALo live stock. ILST IJTTIWLO, N. Y., Pec. HV CAT-TLKKc-elpK ,c) market nlow, ffr-jidy: shlppir.z stcTS, il2W.lS..,V); l-ufvhfT prndes. ?ffll.77l ; cow s, jii'7..V'. 'AI.VKS Ilevdids. .".); msrkrt slow, f it,- pvrr; CT:n to -h.nl. -e, jr'a 1H ;). siu:i:r asp lamps iiec.ijts, rvirhtt si"v, fc,to-:dy : -ho'co Ja tal-s, ? 1 ." ' j : .T ' '.": .-nil to f.jfr. 7'o.l'J.7r; yeariin;. H(h;s UerHpts. 4 market etlre. ;.i(r: Yorker. srru 10; pigs, .tio'' mixed, $..7;.' liosvy 5T.75;
cnir.voo rnonrcE. l.TAr 10. lil'Tl'KK Cresmnv Östrus. Cl; stand.nrJs, 43"; Cr-ts. I ! ; i Ordlnarlc?, (iüG'v; firsts. 72 ' nrrrsrTwins, IMM'LTKY VOM.U .X'r2". dn-ks. 20-?: iM.-r rprlrir. ir; firkovs i'or.VTOKS ';iri. l.t; Wisconsins per '.h. . .1 .Vvril.M; Mlnnt-solas rr 1(0 1 , .! .(Q 1..-0.
iniN.roLm live stock. INIiIWAl'oiXS Vfr. PV HOOK T.e--ilts. l."..oiN; market steady. 2'h lower: l-t htivi-. 5:T?10f; medlun; und iidtt'd. '.2-"4'.) 00 ; o"!rnion tn cboke, ."".? ?.",; rmlk of pn?, fOfilf .'A 'ATTLi: Receipts. 0 market steady i :i I wrnk : iters JVu 12..0; cows and I.. 'r'..r . ."Hf 10.M. M!Ki:r H'c-elpt. f,o0; Hiarkt PteaIy. fi .."- Mtfher; i'.-p, $4. CHICAGO CHAIN AN! TKOVISION. rilTPAOO. PtC. 15
rnfng: Hlffh T,w C'le ViIPAT T'-.-. hju in Mir. ir,oi ic2'I i:.'i ri:N rs o'i 17 T7; rir !t.; 7oi ; f- f Tvlr 7ij; 71 G3 tX OATS 1 ". 44T; 4t 44 43 Mar 47 4Vi 47'i -Ti:!v 47' t 47 4'. 4rtV ri:K Jan 2210 22 40 21 : 2240 I.AUDJaa 1T27 ir.2T 12 (V m 17 Mu in r; in. vi 1.-.12 Jan. 11.12 1147 11 2H 31 "2 May ll.W 11 X 11.C2 11. so
CHICAGO CAH r.RUV. rmrxGO. P"c. IC WHKAT No. 2 l:,f1 $1.7:.T?17s. rnr.N-No 1 yellow. 71v: N 2 te'low. 50' ', No 3 tflMw. 73l"c?"7r : N i nd, 71U,: No. n mil. fV: No. 4 r lrd. T.U.;r'VV.r: No. S mixed. R4t: No. 2 wldte. 71jc; No. 3 white. Cs".Tr
CUTICURA HEALS ITCHY BLISTERS On Children's Faces and Hands, Cross and Fretful. Lost Rest.
" My clUixM bf ok crut whb ara&IL wiicr-liie bliittrt ca their fc and h&r.di. Tbet tlitttra uuil much diicciriort ty Itcilcg ad turning. The chllirca wtr crctt ad Ireful u;i lot Uer. " I mw a duücur a 0op ft&d C let. ttazX ftdvtvtiaemznt and tent for a fit iixcle. X noticed an improveTztnX and when I had cacd oca fell lied tuka of Soap ad one ra!!otled box OLrtaamt thry were heaJed. (SI fad) Mrt. J. D. Guthrie, 13cdfcrd, India ca, Xcc 2,1913. Cudcora Soap, Olstmert aad Talcua are all you ccrd fcr all toilet uaa. lUiha with Soap, aootha with OLntoect. duat with TaJcura. 1mtU Lrk It W VfJL i I m -!t!r UW f.ru. DSl , . . fd w "CaiKura tlurst without tauf.
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also ritoM xr,v yokk. A Kreut purcha.-!.- and s.il- of .silk lir.s-rif on sale beiirinniiiir Friday. ?, to ..iO crtje and radi'im canilsalfy at S
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io to J7.50 crope rirpl radium '.nvftope chinvs- at $3.30 $7.50 to ?12."0 crepe and radLnn prov.n.-? at 15.00 $t..".0 to $3.00 colored silk vetticoits at J 3.3' All first quality trood.-. Kpp window. Tili: IlLdSWOKTII .STOIIC. 9391-17 Ad vt.
; STOCii MARKET SELUKG
PRICES AT 1:30 P. M.
Daby's ift can be found In classification 6 4 -A in the Want Ada
Ni:V YORK, Dec. 16. Iast Quotations .n tliv lock exchange at 1:20 p. in. today, were: A. T. and S. V 70 Americ in U'.-ct Sunr 15 American Prue Syndicate 7
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A!iioric.-n Car Foundry . American Locomotive . . Anaromla Copper Am-ric,in Smltp. antl lift
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Canadian Tacific 112 Chili Coppo- 8 Cajban Cane Su?ar . . . lSi Central Leather 3o73 C. and 0 57 Colo. Fuel and Iron 264 Corn Products Cruciblo Steel 80 4 rhino Copper 18 Vi
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(Ire-f.t Northern Tfd 73 H General Motors 13S Hrecne Cananea 18 H Hide and Leather Common ... 5 i Hldo and Leather Pfd 40"V Illinois Central S3 Industrial Alcohol 6 4 'i International Nickel 12Vs International Paper 40 Vt Inspiration Copper 30 H Kennecott Copper 16 ti Iackawana Steel 43 Lehlffh Valley B3; U and N 992
.Mexican Petroleum
Marino Common Marine Preferred Missouri Paclflo Midvalo Steel .. evada Copper New Haven . . . .
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Norfolk and "Western , Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas Pan-American Tetroleum Peoples (las Pennsylvania Fittsburg Coal Ray Consolidated Copper Ueadir.p
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Rock Inland Bock Island A . Heck Island B Itubber Rurnely Common Southern Pacific Southern Railway St. Paul Common
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Sinclair Oil Supar Tobacco Pro2ucts Texas Oil Texas and Pacific
Union Taciflc 115 U. S. Steel Common 79 ik V. S. Steel Pfd 10 6 H U. S. Food Corr 18'i Utah Copper 50; Vlrffinia-Carollna Chemical . 31 H Wabash A 20 Wilson p.r.d Co SS Willys Overland 5 Wool 62
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Vanadium 38H Liberty bonds 3 percent 90.14; first li's 86.20; second 4V S3. 34; third 4li' 87.98; fourth 4 U's S5.S0; fifth 4:U's 94.96.
BASKKT A1UVAXGE31ENTS: Finest selection in the city. William?, the Flcriat. 138 S. Michigan t. Main 7C9. 9537-20
JARDXMCRS. Finefn assortment in city. Willlams, the Florist. 13 8 S. Michigan. Main 769. 9535-20
A gift for the business man wlTI be found under Christmas Gift Suggestiont?" In the Want Ad eetion.
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After the first excitement of Christmas morning when the youngsters have stolen out of bed and down to the tree-when the whoops and squeals of delighted surprise have somewhat died down. Then when Mother goes into the kitchen and sees, in place of the old wooden top on her kitchen table, a brand new Benjamin Crysteel Table Top that's a Christmas!
Only 4 Days Left Before Christmas
Just time to order one of these
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Benjamin Crystcd Tabic Tops do not stain. Made of purest porcelain fused into Armco Iron. The highest grade table top you can secure. A few strokes with a damp cloth and the top is wholesomely clean, or if you like you can wash it with hot water just as you would a dish. A Benjamin Crysteel Table Top goes right over the wooden top you now have. Only a minute or two is required to place
it accurately and permanently. Anyone can do it Now that's the whole story except this: thousands of women all over the United Statesliave wanted this top for a long time. Eut there weren't enough to go around. Now there arc more of them enough so you can probably get one for a Christmas Gift if you buy or order now. Remember it's only 4 days to Christmas. Get busy.
Order today from one of these stores for Christmas Delivery A. H. Heller Furniture Co., 116 5. Michigan St Ries Furniture Co., 306-310 S. Michigan St. Ellsworth Store. 11-117 N. Michigan St. Swanson-Lce Furniture Co., 318 S. Michigan St F. C Reimold & Co.. 125 N. Main St. Geo. H. Wheelock & Co.. 1 1 3 W. Washington Av. O. W. Schaftner. 127 W. Jerierson Blvd. t Made and guaranteed by the h BENJAMIN ELECTRIC MFG. CO. Chicago
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Stocks Close Heavy on Chicago Wheat Exchangt CHICAGO. Dec. 16. Nervousncv over bearish opinions current r ffardinff the economic outlook ha a depressing effect on the wht.V market Thursday, notwlthsUndt export business on h larj-e scU The close was heavy at the iit.i ai Wednesday's ftni&h to on cen" lower, with March Jl.SS to $l.EIi and May 1.524 to $1.S23. CCrr lost to l4c and oatn He to To, In proi.iGn the outcome rariH from 12 cents decline to 3 cq'j advance. It was clearly ehown that th raJorlty of trader lacked oonHdenw in the bull Fide of the wheat mar ket. Even after the fact vii wid ly known that export purchajunfr cJ dcme5tlc wheat today amounted t 3. 000.CC bushels, upturns in prlci failed to hold. Corn and oats were ruled main! by the action of trheat. Deferrt deliveries of corn touched the Io-r est price jet this peaaoa.
DLUE 11IUD STIOP 123 X. MAIN ST. Open every evening until Chrtrtmay. rhor.o?raph recordf. 10-ln. douhle faced; can be played cm aft machine: f 1.00 and $ 1.2 S value your choice 60c each 3 for 11. I. iC7-tf.
SPECLVTi. Special prkts to teacher nnl Sunday FChoo'.y. Our Chriütma! cindlt-fi on .vale at a b! reduction. The Thlla. $55. 11 Advt. AltTTSTIC Wit EAT! IS. nnert ? flection in cltj. willUrr.i the florist. 13S S. Michlran t. Main 7C9. 95S8-20.
ILVKIvI:T AU RATS" C. VV I EVTH. Finest selection in the city. W11 Iiarr.s. the Florist. HS R Mlchlpm St. Tairl 7;?. . ?5T.7-
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of dependable railroad operation, particularly during the stress of winter storms. And the public will be interested to know the present state of preparedness of these lines what has been done to insure the fulfilment of their shipping and traveling necessities. . Only motive power of the highest order can consistently win the battles against zero temperatures, mountainous snow-drifts, ice-laden tracks and switches and wintry gales, which multiply the difficulties of every train over every mile of line. To insure dependability of service under the adverse conditions of winter operation, an intensive campaign for motive-power preparedness has been prosecuted by these lines. Immediately following the termination of Federal control last March, 206 new locomotives were ordered constructed, 82 of which are already in service. Others are being delivered daily, and the balance are well advanced in the course of construction. But measured by the total number of efficient locomotives added to active service, the rehabilitation program of the New York Central Lines amounts to several times the new construction schedule. In the eight months ended November first, 4,029 locomotives, or 63 of the total number owned by the New York Central Lines, have been given "heavy" repairs, which, for practical purposes, makes them new locomotives. The progress that is being made is an assurance to the public that the New York Central Lines recognize the obligations of preparedness.
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES MICHIGAN CENTRAL BIG FOUR LAKE ERIE O WESTERN BOSTON ALBANY- TOLEDO S-0HI0 CENTRAL - FTTTSBUKGH OLEE EKH NEW YORK CENTRAL- AND - SUBSIDIARY LINES