South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 292, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1921 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 19, 1921

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MORE HOPEFUL VIEWiää

OF RAIL SITUATION iS

Stook .Market Shows Firmer To hp After Smart Depression of Mondav.

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NL.YV YORK. t. 1. The fir.ar.clil community was disioM'd to tako a mnrn hopeful iev of thn rUlrad trlke situatiot todiy. This van r fleeted in the Letter tone of th stork market, whirh .showed 1 i t -tie f yesterday's pressure. Or nin a 1 liquidation w.is confined to a f nv zf(-cu-' issues among1 and ilfi Ii i I specialties. Hails rcrfivrffl th greater part ,f vestei day's 'thack ar.'l .'hares ir.or- or less identified with transportations Improved in like decree. Kx options were f UT.ishd by several o,uipm-nts. r:otally Pullman, which made, a net iov of 4 1Ioints. Oi's were sti ntlin'-ii I y short covering, J i 3 a 1 Iut h rallying on denial that the t.-ouipany had sohl lt. holdings in Mexican Kathie. Other foreign as well as domestic oi!. rose one to two jints and motors ari'l tobaccos responded to moderate rxcurnulation. The sales amounted tot 42.",. "00 shares. Monetary conditions r 1 :i x 1 , the opening ''! r:ion"y rate of 7, per-

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MJn&mel Kr.e Common

C;neral Klectxic General Motors , Great Northern Ore Great Northern I'M Hide and Leather Common Hide nr.! leather Pfd. . . . If lu.strial .Alcohol Internailo.ial Harvester .. International Nickel

International Taper Inspiration Copper . . . Kennecott Copper . . . . Lehigh Valley Mexican Petroleum .. Miami Copper

Marine Common Marino Pfd. . . . Missouri Pacific Mid vale S?teel . . New Haven

NT V C Norfolk I. nd Western Northern Pacific . . . .

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-1 ! CLOVnii (reed, red -ael'lDf 14. S3 I ALFALFA 5111bk 114. 9 41; I fil'DAN GRA8S cUln $5 pr ewt. v f MJLLLT (common aelJIna: 12 pi VETCH (wlatfr or halrj-S:ilni II 31 J rr ewt. 4 6 j JIAY, STRAW AND TKTT. 1 S V I (forTM-ted DaJlr by lb TTelrT Mlllrl i', ! Hour and Food Co.. 4t0 A. Mlchlfan at. ' Phon. MId 83.) l" ! NF.W HAY IM j -lig. HlCc: iellt"i 70 4 ; ;.-.'r.i24 per ton. 01 i OATS Taring Tor; gplllcg, fOc. f CI.OVEK SEED Payins $!0. aet'.iji ' 1 - 1 1124:14. I AI.SIKE CLUVr.R -Sellin fl4.

ALFALFA ' Northern pr..wD; 114. NEW roN raying. Our: 4. .line KK WHEAL COHN. OATS. ETC.

TALI.OW Itn.l-r?I. Gr; roueh. 20?-1 BEESWAX fi-"-V rr puoa. PRODI t K MARKKT. Corrrrtd 1J1t by lirotherlmod .rvrr. tfl N. Main at. Pbone M. i:r.) ULTTER Pay'r tr. il": sllirr. lb. K;tiS Paying. 37'-: alTr:): ."- dor. FPUITi AN: VIXfETAUl.E.'J-Ca 'ftrrln Narfl orsnses. f): d'Z. PEACHES S tree und Liener, eliins M M.bfl. NEW POTATOES Seü'.ng 42r rij NEW CV.IiKA'tE I'a 11 g CS' : tel'ini 5r lh. BEETS AND CARROTS New, ae'.llt.; T tv-inh. Al'l'LLS-folJIn? JO- 1. LARD In: lb LIVMTOCK.

t., MIhaU. I'hono Mlh. 81.) k.' A HOCS wlhinjr it"'-r22a lbs.. 1. : y- i iO(ts weishinp to Its., 7tt'. ; hctri , fi nr'Zblug up. 7jr. lb. i B-Vj

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CHICAtJo, O. t. 1. II;s -l!f'H ij 1 "rtimJi. w.rLr- -... I..i.r- t..r C I t I Kill'.- 1

VVV 'Vi!' "V "r. ;,: n crrrertrd D.ily by I. U. Mnrran, at

uiiluiii wei'Lt. .l;i"''t.): l!i.t weight,' Ss.ioi-s..; libt rt'tits, sfz-.rjO; Leavy parkin? mo tv s. ?.7"J 7.40 ; p irkinz ?, rourh. S'l.LWu ; pIk, 7.7.VtXö.l.

Mill, llvdroulir av. rhon L. 097.)

CtiRN Paylnsr 4ac pt r bu. OATS Paying Gflc. MIDDLI.N(;s Selling fl.Ro rer ewt

p. It AN Sflliasr l.'i0 prr ewt.

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FEED Selling. $1.75 per ,-wt

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7 2." ; 'S '; rail to mmniua, ewe, 1 r.j$l.."j2.7ö. i 4 4 T'l f I T -a ! r 1 1 a 1 1 Bf at k tnirlf.r '

rent dropping to ; p.-rc nt -it mid- , f tpa,, y . ,.bfArt. allll pril;j,., .o.2.V 11.7. : '

day. I rcer offerings of tirno funds t niliurM nml frood. '..',Z'a 10.1": maimr.:i. r.n 1 a Letter inmiiry for mprrhants' I ''("3.-V: sood -nl ehjb-:-. ,'.'..i:odl.7." ; ,

paper, tli

SHEEP Receipts. H;.:XO: market I

fau.v , uiiii i. tun m; i um- S(, T.ii rrrii IUnir r.on f.? . t q rUnv noth xr t"; 'Vrt IUI I - i- V IMUIUiy,

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WHEAT Pay In? ?1.12 ptr bu. HIDES .AMD TAI.I.OW. (Crrta Dally by 8- W. Lippnan, 31

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'Corrrtsl Daily by . I. Eatirof!

t24 . 4'ilni.tn Ar. l'bon Xin 10C FISH Tro-it. el'inp 2- per lb.: prn 2V. per lb.: ckir.nM bn'lhfirts. r-lllrs'

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a lb. . Dlr.ejrlll?. 1 lb. ; ?M

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aelts. $20 gal.

TT'RKKTS SDc. DUCKS KV. ROOSTERS 10c. SPRINGS lfc to !8o ;eESE 14:. I1ENS--10.- to Inc.

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1.. - I an'J ii;niuiu. c T. I .rii, .T.t.F ( Iill' kA att.-r from out f town, t .,,.., ..., ...i.r.' i:!svi,.ivi. .u

nl".": bulls, if.l.'j.'t i.r0; cannera nn l mtters. f tJ.2.tv.'t.iG : ianncr stevrß. 3.7"- veal c.dves, 'n 1.50 : fe'ler steers, ?L07: f-torker steers. üto-ü-i er (iiwi - heifrn. ..'.2.V7V. 1

were reported. Foreign fxchaiiijfs wer' confusing. ?teilini: losing ahont -1-2 rents. Irrnh. Italiin and Dutch

rate:- f.i.vpii Lut marks w r- moder- j ately firm, notwithstanding pessim- IIT ""SWEIIO I.I Vli STOCK. . , . , . , . ! PI I I SRI R'j. Pa. Oct. is. tA'lLI.--lstic aJvi'-ei frm London regard- , supply, Ct rarlua.Js: market steady ; inj? the German situation. In the i rhowe, $ij'.r0; prime, J7..VrJS: pon-1. bond markt-t -onvcrtihle rails were VTCJ :. ; tlJy buteberg $41.507.25; . . , , , , ,. , . fair. .t li.ZT ; common, $.1'.....i0 ; common heavy, the entire domestic division.,,, p()f( fjt hull 4r,ir,.:r. common to

IncllnlnfC to htwed levels

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on smaller

(par alue). $ 1 750.00ft. ; mnrket stead: prinu wethers. 4.7.W.":

' it.mmI mixed. $4.2.V.;i4.50: fnir mixeil. $ .2ä i

(.: culia aou common, jKi".'; Iambs,' .s.5). HOGS Reeelpt.-. 1 . 0 ; market l"-2.".-uj: prime l e.-.vy tiops. . ; medlunn. $4 !x) 'nr;ht Yorkers, 4.i:5'5; ru,'lis, .4.75; : .". :

Changes Rood fat cows, sy-lö:): heifers. ?.VfiS..V:

Eihcrty is. u. s w ere trivial ; trh !'l wprineM. veal ,, , ,, . , cnlves. 512; heavy and thin calves,$l' s. laller dealings. Total sales t silEEP AND LAMIIS-Supply. 1 ..;

WHEAT. CORN AND OATS imov to lov;' levels ('HICA(H, Oct. 1. Ilearisli virus of the domestic industrial siiuutlon and of the foreign financial outlook carried the wheat market

downward today to the

int. 1V4ÖO: market nrtlre:

"iorfcors. $-.rj.: plan. y.l.'JT-a'A.'X); mixeil, $r.ir: heavy, 'äi.:':.; rensim. .7.2.Vrr7.5'): Mill's. ?ijr.5o.

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I LL Receipts'. -Od: market sdow: shin- i

louesi, ir stef-r?. w;.l..-: l.iitrber trra!es.

pri'-es yet this .-ea- m. Clopins: (ju-I '.-4'a?- iifM. cow-. , ,.i i . o i i billig. ??,!.,'); mi k rows tatins wert- unsettled at 3.1-1 tf. Sprlnrs. pl:'.'. 4 3-4 cents net dec line with iVrem- ' CA!. vi:s Receipt. market a--Ler $1.05 1-4 to .1.03 1-2, and May' in''l; 'l1' f ''i"? $-ii:i. c, f ,. i . , ... ... r, ' .,, MIEEP AND LA MRS Receipt j. r,.Jan: 1.0! 3-4 to Corn fnii.O-.d , ni irkf ,.h(,1(.p llnib;1 r-y s : unchanged to H-S Ci 1-2 lever, oats! ' till to fr.ir. Sä.s; yenrlinjrs. .V,x5.50 ;

off 1-4 to 5-S cents and provisions ''-.cT " HOtSS R.M..1

uncnsr.Kcu to - (town. lCxcejt for a brief time at the Ftart, the wheat pit was nearly bare of buying orders, whereas brokers were numerous who had orders to hell. A temporary initial upturn In prices was ascribed t a disposition in s me quarters to the belief that the government report on farm reserves had been iriven too much wriKlu as a depressing factor. This circumstance however,' was soon lost .'itht of and the attention f traders focussed on the uncertainties of the threatened big railway tleup. and n talk of a possible financial crash in German;-. Corn as well as wheat touched h new low record pi ice for the seat-on. The corn market, though, was relatively firm as compared with wheat. Smallncss of receipts, together with better export inquiry helped to sustain values. Oats paralleled the action of corn.

Stock Market Selling Prices At The Close

CHICAGO PP.ODICE. ''Hlf'Alio, Oct H.-r.I'TTKK-Oam cry extra;. 4t,;i U l; ; standards. "V : firs'. .Wtri.lc : secon.fs, .?K.?b. EGOS I rdinarles. !() ; flret! ?S? t.'e. CHEESE Twins. PlObic; Americas, PtCLTRY Fowls. 'J.VTr'JO ; ducks, 27 : Reese. turkeys. 2s-; roosters, lie; prints. 'JOc. POTATOES Rerelpts. 11 cars: Wisconsin and .Minnesota wliifes $i.75tf7'J loRed River Ohios. $1.751.05; South Da kor.i whi:e. .l.7(xfxl.R-. ciiipaoo Cash c;uin. CHICAGO, net. IS. WHEAT No. 2 hard. $1.07. CdKN-Nn. l vpllow, I5l;45i;r; No 0 yellow, 4-'( liUe; No. 1 mixed. 41V" 15;c: No. IT mixed. 44;(,; I5ic; N. :i mixed. .".: No. 4 mixed. i.V; No. ( miied. 4-V; No. 1 white. 4VJi.5Vir : No. '2 wliite 14, c; No. 5 white. 4:;--. OATS Ni.. T white, .".n-.'.ii r.l '-ir ; No. 4 white. L'si.fr''jiii;,.. p.ARLEY- :';s,-j. RYE No. J, s:,. TI .Ml ) T 1 1 Y S 4 7A '. 1 5 CLOVER -Si irälv.'o.

( IUI (.) GRAIN AND PROVISION. CHir.vc.o. Ort. is. 0rnin:r Hicli 1.;. Cbe WHEAT T"- in 111 irr. in'.:;

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i:V YC.HK. Oct. IS Tast quo

tations o:i the stock exchange at ' : ' p. ni.. toilay. were: ' A T. and S. V So I American Heet Sug.ir -4Jii

Arnerican I ri Svndicate .... 4 7i l Amrican i'at: -5Tj :

A. is Chalmers American lan I'oundrv

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PAY THE ens') ami keep your credit Kv! w'th the Merchant and Doctor. They will then plve you better pervbe. We aro in the buslnei iu tin a nee yoa. They are ner. .Mini 1711. State Loan Co. Established 1S05 Suite Me.vh.uits IMnk Rldt: '.'!1 S. MKhUan. Opca s to 5 30.

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jvory ZPyraluz

d7s your set completed Have you ever" one of the twenty-five delightful pieces which make up a complete set of Ivory Pyralin? Our stock will surprise you in its completeness an article of distinctive beauty for every possible requirement of the toilet. Let us show you the articles you need to complete your set.

'. Main ad. Phone Main

HIDES -4c; calfskins. 10c.

8 Accumulative First

Preferred

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embannaul dividends on the first days of January and July each year. Shares $100 each. Callable at $102 and accrued dividends on any dividend date cn and after January 1st, 1923. Stock dated July 1st. 1921. Call or address main office or see Merchants National Hank, South Hend. IJeense No. 23S. Acme Manufacturing Co. South IIno.Ii)d.

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and Non Taxable in Indiana 100 Safe

South Bend Woolen Co. Preferred Stock Common Stock Rights

"Ask for Circular B 1 Central Bond & Mortgage Co. 705 J. M. S. Bldg. Tel. Main 311 South Bend Chicago

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ENDS OCTOBER 24th

The Easiest Payment Ever Offered in South Bend

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ANY DIAMOND RING, WATCH OR ARTICLE OF JEWE?-RY !N OUR STORE NOT EXCEEDING $50 IN VALUE SOLD ON THIS PAYMENT PLAN

First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Payment Week Week Week Week Week Week 10c EQs 30o 40g -50s 80c 70c Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Week Week Week Week Week Week Week 80s SOo S1-00 $1.10 SI. 20 S1.30 S1.40

FIFTEENTH WEEK, $1.50, Then $1.50 Thereafter per week until paid.

NO INTEREST

You ran venire during this sale, en th- SmkiII Down Paiuoiit ef 1 V. :mv per fort cut. hlu whit.- diuiiond. st in nountin of special design, t ho very latt t. up to and including i.' in value. We l,ao in stu k 1'. -.Jewel s-.mh Mend, adjusted, 2ö-year ;xret n rld r.iso, fully trua ranteed watch. ?r,o,(io value. r any oilier artile ef jewelry, r.'d ceedinij in value. Tlu oi.ly Di.iui Payment requlie! i

Select Your Christmas Gift Tliis is a gC'Od time to select your Christmas gifts 10c down payment on any watch, diamond or jewelry in our store not exceeding: $50 in value.

You Can TVo? A fford to Miss This Sale! BETTER COME IN TODAY

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LRU & LEWIS

Cof iSfor of So. Bend

226 So. Michigan Street

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Announce for Thursday

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A BIG SAVING E

In the newest, snappiest, Winter Coats ever shown in South Bend

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these are S25 and $30 COATS

Fur trimmed and plain velour, bolivia, plush and duvet coats in all colors. Every size and over 30 styles to select from.

these are S35 and $40 COATS

Mostly fur trimmed with Beaverette and Australian Opossum collars, every one full silk lined long and short plush coats included in this lot.

these are S45 and $50 COATS

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Soft beautiful materials lined with t he best silk and .rimmed v.- i t h Beaverette, Mole, Opossum, etc. We conridfr this the best coat buy in rr.ar.y years.

these are 955 - $60 - $69.50 COATS

The richest of hand embroidery and the finest of materials. The best workmanship and beautiful linings are put in these extraordinary .oats.

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