South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 27, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1922 — Page 5

FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 5

Markets and Financial News POOL'S SPECULATIVE ACTIVITIES CHECKED

Determined Opposition Results in Losses for Favorite Issues. ::t:vv vokic. jm. Pools en-"-r.Ur' ' !- :r-m,v.( 1 opposition 'I i;i:rr. lav !r. rli'-.r further efforts t'j .. .1 '.n r. r- rijiit.vc isu'i. In It f -, i riflust rial and hpoill rro.if-5. c'; h a iViv i-on Chira.1 du If .-t:r- t f nnd thf vari- - m i rncor. ell. -pj:prnrnt. f-up ir and ' y i f ''iT.r' i - ;iuriuat(l wiie;v ar.-l rlrv-. fnr th" most parr at .-,f J ,, ( point", whilo rail '.er'1 iu'.l ;.nd mainiy low r. Call -rt -A(r firmer, "jM-nlnc at 4 ; rcv nt. ri'If.-,' trra'I'j.i !ly to six pri ' nt In th l.it half hour and clsr.z at . 1-2. Mon y on tim? cornmrrcia! p-irpo-.- v. as fair supply. Tot a! wVs an.ount 1 to n:.00' hart?. Uncrrtft'nf Irfl in th- i'uropr.in situation g"av anotfx-r yf-tback tp (If rman mark Tho British rat- was firm, but mrl a'llf-l and other bUN r-o-dd modratly. Th- noteworthy f.irur- of th en. larked denllnRS In irovfmnint bonds wa rtho t!?o of victory 1 l-l's to the nw hlRh record of ino..1C. TiloorTv Issurs wer motlr ratHy lower and undrrly mil way bonds wrr Urn to t',p. In tho French trroup rfcpnt '.r,rscs amor.;; municipals urre recovnc!. Total salen (par value) $17.--75.0CO. ARGENTINE OFFERINGS FORCES WHEAT TO DROP CHICACO. Jan. 26. Knlanrel movement of wheat crop in Argentina had a tendency to rruaKe the pries of vheat average a little lower Thursday. Cloln-i quotations were unEettlesl at l-4c mt decline to 1-Sc

advance with May 114 7-S to llSjois; tror,.i $7f,i7.jti; fair i 70 7.7." ; veal and July !02 to 102 1-8. Corn tin -1 t'aipfJ,,'Jvilll" T ,MI, . , Vf . j , o . s n i i SlILLI AND LAMILs Roeeipts li?ht; ;hed 1-So to l-4c ft- .1-C dow n and j m?irkr. Ktrri)y. I'rlme wether

off 1-sc (! l-4c to l-4o. In provlWith advices at hand that ArKnt'n farmers "were offer'nc: wheat freely and at prlc Loth at Buenos AIrs and I,lverruol showed a petback, the wheat market hero edenor from th' outset that buy - era wero at a dixidvantapre. Lick . , , . ti. of demand wa.s very noticeablo time?, so much so that a reduction r" th)rt- rrii:inn bliebe!- in es t ' rr Lt e -i r. thlrt n.ioion busrn i.s in ost ma c. of the. Canadian wheat crop failed entlrly to hive anv .apparent effect v. , .,, ,.1,.. vw,i -rf -o nor. 'Ol III .ViVl lll'U " J '- harr!.' of Hour have been sold for xport from the L'nited Stat 3 led p ft erward, liowever. to pcmethins of a rally. Valuer of corn and oats worked

downward a little in lino with wheat, p-ht -weight ?h.7()-,;0; liht lichts fs'.T.v. 1 ut activity of export call for corn.l; heavy packing hows, smooth ?7.'2.Vi'

was .i chfck affaJn.st any material drop In prices. Stock r.larket Seliing Prices At The Close NT.W YORK. Jan. 2'1. Closing prices on the stock exchange today, were ; A. T. S. V f". American I)rug Sy ndicate .. ä 7i American Can 3 6 i Allis Chalmers 41? American Can Foundry .... 145 H American International 39 Tin American Locomotive Anaconda Copper American Smelt'g ol Itfg. Co a. ;. w 105 4H 4H A. T. Ä- T Baldwin Ijoctimotive I?. & O Bethlehem Steel "If JL IL T '.n.idian PaclUc . . . .. um; hoi; i::?; Chili Copper 1" I'uban ATnrir:in Sii..ir Cuba Ca no Sugar ! U California Petroleum 45 Central Leather C. ; O Colo. Curl Iron . . . Corn lroduc;s .in, lf'l 12 I Cr.relhlA Steel 1 4 Chlno Copper Chandler . Enamel F.rio Common Cl-enera 1 rilert r ie , General Motors , Great Northern Ore Ore.it Northern Preferred Hide S. IMther Common Hide A. leather Pr-ferril Illinois 'cntral Jniu.-tri il AK- hoi Intern it in 1 1 Harvester . Interr.at'.o" ii Niekel ..... International Paper , Inspiration foppcr , 3fi 143 3 1 73'A 1 3 r.o 10.) 42 SI s 12 U 4$n :s p". 112 111 U L'7'4 1 4 5 3ri 14 U 14 74 i 4:,-. 34 " r.o 6 S S lTi 111 5 1 4', o 31 S : 3 f H is 1 s " , ;u l J f Ts t.r. 44 v 1 2 7 ' '. 1 1 7 I " i Kf nr.eott "pper . . bii'k'tu .ir, v S:.. 1 . . . Lehigh Yallev L. Ä N Mexican pctrolcuM . Miami c o p p r Mar!?-' Co-.-.moi . . . . T. r:ne I 'r t". : : I . . . M:- Mir: Pa. M;da'e S"..i N a-; 1 '.;.;.; . ' N'r u N. Kit: N. rt No-: P. a . ';.-. P.i P. ", P. l:i 1 v I . . . i ! . t I I I Pub Ha. ', f . - A i ; : . i '; A . r -i !' i. . : ' I .1 : r d" urn ... Pe 1 Cpprr S" St r S' u : i Sea :-s Toba.Tve Te Vi a t'li.or. s . c. s 1 ! i: I v. : P: P r. s. i i Ctah ',;,i, r Vat.. 1!un! S e V! rgi r. .a - rol :r Watash "A" .

Willy Ovrlir.4 Wr-trrn Union fl i Wool , SIV- ?inhoiiv f.07i dulf Stat- S j MIIIIUTY IW)Ms. 3i fl SC .'O 2nd 4's 9.74 1-t 4;'a f'7.7 2nd 4i' 5;. 3rd 44' :7.:o : 4th 4i;' hcm

.th 414' 1 0 0 . 2 S f IflfAGO fiRMV H.f.K. Opn Ili'h L'"w Wnn AT Ms i ir, .Tnh 1 fr'j CfUtN Mtv .V.-, J Ii I v .V.1 . OAT m.iv rto July .m, ryf: - May Jiilr Nominal ... roitk Jan. Nominal LAUD Jan. .. OCA Mny . 10 no rrir.s Jan. Nfminal Mit mo M.v; 1 oj 1 if; 1 oi 1.1. .:.' i ft- I -c1, i j .,1 0 CO f 7 .;. 07 P f52 ! f 17 f.17 CHICAGO CASH GKAlN. WHEAT No. 2 nd si 22: No. 4 hard Jl 17: No. S fprinp $1.r.'"i. CORN No. 1 v-II'.v .M'".ViVlo: No 2 yellow Wi'.v: Nu. .I vllow r ; i No. 4 yfllow 4747H4c: n. 2 mixed 4 ! whfto' 4ii,4H2r : No. P whitp V'. Pi ;" No. 4 white 47Ml7'vC. 1 ' ' OATS - N.. 3 whito r.Tnp..; . whlf r,.V, :.. F'.A RLKY---.". TIMO riIY-.7iW,7 in. CLOVi;i; ?12 eir. jn h to the shrdlnrrrnifwvpiTfwrfwrfwrmfwj' If I r AO .KMN K KVI KU". CHICAGO. .Inn. !.''. (; ram prls wer irregular at the close of the Chirajro bard of tr.nl1 today. Sperulrtllvf intert wa- llt'ht, and th ffrr to ttie dcniMnd was lacklnc. If.-djintr fales was a feature in fin. I'roviMons were lowor. May wheat orf-nofj off i,e at X1.14T, nnd cloned Kr. July wh-at oftnc( un-cbanp-d at $1.02, cloinjr up May corn penpd unrhaned at p, cloeinc off He. July corn j-rid otT '-ie at uo'js and closed of; :,,c, May oats opened inn handed at .".Or and rlosffl off J.'4c. Jtilv oats opened off Sc at '?!4c and closed off i-iTTsnrno livkstock. riTTSIU KO, Jan. 2iV L'ATTLK Racelpt 11'ht : market steady. Choirp $7..ril j P'nd JoJ.'ioot; fair mixed ?M7; lambs IH"f.- lil'l 'l I'l llllllllllf llll'hl mirKei Biower. i rime tieavy fi ".'. : mediums $n.5"Vi0.ch"; heavv Yorker $'. y.V; ÜKht Yorkers '..7., : pip '..73; roughs W.7'a1; htaps 4. . KAst ltt FFAKO kivkstock rLyJl, . Shipping steers .vc(;s.2ä; buteher trades'

JV,', ,-',.'l,-J- 4 , (have quit. (ALLs Reeipt4 KM); niarket sow.i,, Cull to choice jruH. ' those who n

I SIILKl AND LAMBS Receipt 400; ' market active. Choice lamhs Jll.."."'.f 17 ; n fo ?5gi2.43; y.arlinps ?.?12 heep .2-". . i HOGS Receipts r.COO; market aetire. i Yorkers .'..7r.: pi-s $y.7.v.?H: tailed w. . i -- . V,. w--c..'l. . -ii.-. ?U(4..V. CHICAGO MVKsTOCK. CHICAGO, Jan. HOI ;S-Receipts r.2.0Ji: market fairly active. 1(K.i2o,- higher. Ibilk fs.5OtS.70: top $:: heavyweight f 'IK' S.CiO ; meilluin weicht $"i'u s iVi : 7.!); pack in ir hows, roncli SG.liO'i 7.40 : plfr fs.4iK,t s.;k). CATTId: KecelptB la.OOO; market slow and nteady to weak. Heef nteers. choice and prime ?0lr;10; medium and go'd ui'.t: trool anI choice $7.ö0i'.i.ri; l.iitlier cattle heifers ?4lr7..rH: cows $r,.fj,f,i r, ; bulls Jt.pK(: canners and cutters cows ,n-:l,:r ,r.'iV,c 7 ,7. i t.-.i. int i .1111 s e'i 11 i n'ii mitii ?."i.l.V,ri 6.7."; Ptocker hteers f.r(n.:t); toker cows and heifer- .."ivt SHLLir Keceipts 17.000; market crep. eratly ptendj. Lnmhs $12.1' l:.'.- ; lamtc. cull und common ?'."..""-e, p. 7. ; yearling wethers ?'.i.7.V'i 12.."iO : ew-s sr.. 2." fijs; ewes, cull and common .2.7 '." ; feeder lambs Jio.ii 12.7.". Chicago ritoorcr. mxkkly. CHICAGO. Jan 20. ltl'TT KU - Kereipts ."711 tubs. Creamery extras ".''.c; tirsts (Cff ; pac king btoek lö'a 17c. LCitiS Keceipts 1.7S.t cases. Miscellaneous T.S'Vt .7.te ; ordinary firsts .".t'j."; firsts 4o-; checks 27H2s'; dirties 2'.ei -".o.-. . CHLllSi: New Twins P.i'.e; l;iii,s t0l:c; ung Americas 20f-j'ii21c; Longhorns l.:,,c: tirick IS1 -c. L1YH l'OPLTKY Turkeys ."" : thickens 21c: springs 23o ; roosters ise; pvMlS''tlMc; lucks 27c. POTATOHS Keeeipts .".I cars Wis JLtii'i2.1ii: Michigan 52; Minn. an. I i;l Kivers ?L7,V.,l!t. SOIT1I Hi:VI) MPK1?IS. SK.KO MAKK1.T. (Corrected Dally by I. A. Kor, ': S. Mbhlcnn t. Phone l.incobt ..:j'M. CLOVKlt Meliuni r I. 11 ing S I., no ; TH I Tin Sl irnr (l.i imr oi I Mammoth rel, .bUD; swe.t FIver ?:mh. ALFALFA -Sellirg -14 SI KAN GI'.ASS- Selling On e.vt. M1LLLT Common, selling s 1 . 7 -1 int. ALSIKi: Selling $1 L0. II AY. STKAW AM IM.K. If nrrrrteil I:iilv l.v the f.t. M i !lr I'lour mill l"rru Co., 4il S. .Mhlilc.in .t. STRAUS

COMPANY

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Way Back in 1860 W'HEN this Company began making Farm Mortgages, every farm on which a loan was made was personally inspected by one of the founders of this business. Today this same principle of active personal supervision and management by firm members is maintained in every department of this large national organization.

That is one Reason why we can GUARANTEE STRAUS FARM MORTGAGES as to the payment of both principal and interest. "Back of Erery Straus Farm Mortgage Is a Rich, Productive Farm "

1 One to fire years

THE STRAUS BROTHERS CO. Otis Building, 10 South La Salic Street, Chicago L1GONIER DETROIT FORT WAYNE BRIDGEPORT Government, Municipal, Corporation an J Farm Mortgage Bonds

UVif for our interettini b. Mail This Coupon The Straus Brothers Co. 10 Soueh La SjI!? Street Chuag". I'.!. P.'ae rnJ n? Tur ho'.-k'rt. "(juarictxcJ 1 ana Morat " 'iim cUJriii Nu ... City

l'lion Ma in ÄX. Ni:V HAY Paylns

J-t -r J' pr tn AT S I'BTtuff .V-: fHllnt: .VKW. roi: l'jvir? 4'. !ui? tüV-i ;' . boV;K I'ayi.; hHliu,ALSIKH CLOVKR-SVIIlnc fll. ALKAI.KA --.Northern rr"n. 11. IHIiF AMI TM-OW. C orr-t-al I; f.. M . Mppman, tl . Main t. fhonr Main ITirr;s ; c.ilfsklrn. PI ALLOW lpr.:-r-d. .V : roujh. l!i;sWAX-i.V.tS.V prr pound. '.".c. Hlir.AT. roKN. OAT?. KT'. Mr nii. ii (irtiTiilr . rhonf l,-v.y,). ' k i a vine " it ru. "A'ls I'n'inMIllLI.;s S-ll:ntr M,V rw. IUIAN SfKiti $PM rvrt. 'iiop n:i;i soiiinff f i'-' cwt. kvi: ";i:ain 7' S'ItirH 'LF-.Ii-Sellin? t2 .M rwt. WIIKAT. No. 1 Parins $1.12 prr bu I'IIODIT K MARKKT. (Corrects! Oiillv t Hrothrrhood irorry .'i N. M.ln t. IMionr M-K56). in I ll'.ll Tavlnc Klin? 4. I i: KSH nhr.llu US I : Srshrd i in.-ii 1.1111.7 i jvinx .(; helling 42r .iz. I KI ITS AND VnOLTAHLES Call ! roTATOFS Selling ?1.75 bu. A i: It A(J K Sellins . lh. IM.KTS ANI t'AJt HOTS New, selline K.. .1 j-i'i.l. uint: mc in. LAUIi 12 lh IIKAI) LLTTt CH l.V head MVF.STOrK. (Corrrtttl Daily hy Major Uro., S. IOr in t.. MM(n.iUn. I'lionf Mtoh. 31). lines Wriirh'iii L'iO to lbs. up, he. I. AI. I AI. KS lDUr. i Si 1 ItS Ile avj' L"w'ii2.0fj) 11, s , corn f t d Wv. INVISIBLE ARMY' OF RUM DRINKERS? Nation's Prohibition Enforcers Estimate 2,500,000 InIilc Tlicir Own. VVASHIXCTtaX. Jan. 26. There are still 2.500.000 whisky drinker in the United States, according to Prohibition Commiioner Hayner. Mr. Hayn c.i estimate. that out o. the estimated 2,300.000 rejsulai whisky drinkers, at leat 1,000,000 are in the class of old drinkera who imbi'je almost at will, and as freely a. pocketbooks will stand, under prions of beverage liquor that art well niih prohibitive for the average man with average earnings. Hut against this admission, H mu.-n I--1 remembered that Commissioner Hayn?" recallc that in the old wet day. there were 20,000,000 liquor drinkers in the Unite-d States " liu'ured that 17.500.000 drinkers And he believes that oi ow find it possible oi practicable to imbibe in heeraa;e in toxicants, th ose of that das- arc consuming only five per cent of the quantity they were accustomed tc drink in the pro-prohibition days. When the ro.y report of "dry director go into the- filing cabinets and tour.-t of personal observation are mado it has not required otlirials long to discover that the country has far to go before a state of dryncj that prohibition enthusiasts had hoped for can be an actual fact. HrlFxT.v lias Ux.onu Ounmoii. Aa tho days of law enforcement wear on their weary way the.-e things will stand out: Bribery oi public officials influenced in liquor matters has become common enough to not excite any .special alarm; smuggling of Importe! liquors ovi-j coast routes keeps up in undiminished volume; liquor fb-et- are increasing their areas of operations against opposition trom governnnt.t craft that is practically negligible; illicit distilling is growing at a startling rate; and bootlegging has taken on something of the armarks . achievement, legal or otherwiso. ji one judges alone the ease with v. h:-b. bootleggers defeat th processes id the courts and the a im of law mforeei s. The whisky hand hon have kept tt.e whi.-ky acnues open, and probably even the prohibition chiefs au only guess, with their limitel facilities for tletecting the sources. jn?-t bow much illicit liquor is llowiv.s; er the country. None hao a-sen 1 t drrv icanv of Irthi'ition c.-m-i 111 Haynes"s statements tl.a I'-.s--? liquor is used since the saloon days, or that the health r t-oi d oi the country is better, the death rate los ami tha perhaps the former Irin'-ers are more 7rosperous than ! i '1 til old more or lcsw carc-frec in vs. VS m irSri 1 rvi-i r:vit w r.Sgi:'! BPOTrfKS f I imii. iw i t -mä, , if, i Jl I. 1 1 1 4 I State-

HOME-MAKING HELPS

'Everythinj Abovt the House

By WANDA BARTON

" .'.,.-,.1.1.1;. ..- i ...ff ta.V. ill.' yji'j'Ct wv.'u th ciK-f. t. dclinc, as r. dJii.r ruJ'-s ran l.-jai.d rir d ijt j i : 1 .l. it th v would laid down for it.- rxprrrion. Civil-! lik- rr wht!ifr thv prefer 17C1 rac- arr ofi: achast at th I t hvr '-rs to cor.rr-rt.s, inovlr t.r milhinds of hospitality wmch ar" thn id in a'-irdin c'.v. Mrals

i tended by sr nil-yavacf raor. and j J t thrlr customs of f-ntf rtalnir.K i -cf ni to them as considerate as man) j of oura do to u. I It j; raid that a man is nr;ver ai I perfect a hest as when ho Is at his) j own tablr ovi r hi i'Wn ccl'.ar a nd

under his own roof. l?ut it 's alsojtimo ;i cu!l. It is fpr..ive to assorted tht hosts and rort's- arc ( tak.- a crowd ;nd the whole family born. Hood training but acccr.tu its n ij IK't po on all tripf. their ability alonp thfse line. .Mod-j llno-rtalnin simplined. rrn hosts have many olifüculties f If the family hio rT'ilar duti. me-et at times, and thy nef-d infmito s-tudis r other appoin; ment?, it Ls tact in order to acquit th'ii.vl es i p rmissible to rxplain this and leave

creditably. Find What Tliey 1'rcfer. It is the llttl retine! tttentions, the thouphful watchfulness ov r the needs of th- gu'-.-t. which stamp both host and hostess as perfect The children of such a hous ho'd rue bound to rr fb-ot the.r trainir.y ate, they contribute tli-ii mitt ,owrd making the su'st happy. "When we invit" guests to visit oui heme, out hcppitabty begins- by meeting' tbo train or boat on which they are expec ted and convex inc them to the house with the kayt possible delay nd discomfort. Show them at once the rooms they are te occupy and see that their lutrace is conducted to their .ooms. .Now if tlie room is noi a real guest-room and must be shared with a ic mbr IE f the family, then see to it th it a ortion of the eloct. one or more bureau drawer? and a space for trunks it chared for the use of the gur-st. Snccial toilet arrangements should be made in the bathroom for the comfort of guextp. meal hours hould be announced and an alarm clock provided. Conveniences at a writing-desk sheuld a. so be provided for their use. Now as to plans for entertainment! It is wise to bavo a frank

! MAX ABLEE Ca 1 L . ) i.i i i wn'i i i i i hi I i I 1 I " T I i 1 , ; 1 I I !. ' t p ' ' -i for for and i .w.iüvuw and v. f nsn n 1 The Choicest I TdMIS Styles of the i COßS j I to a i- P ii

Worth $35 - $40 - $45

500 Hafs Including Stetsons and Borsalinos

r.3 IP Fine Silk Ties, regu lar $1.50 value Bf9liBdBDB S Silk Knitted Acordians and Eg'ptian li Weaves $ Worth $6.50 to $10 Li

85c s i Vs Price I

Helpt to Make the H

ome j smum b on tim ar,d :n minufs j vir - i ; urtii imt t- allow rruests. Thr n th n.f.il .uoi!1 b( started i" rot lik ly t!oy wt b Lite land ; a s corid timIf manv trn-s r-r to b taken. on I m'-rnbrr of th' lan '"v rr.av eo nt n .!,,. K-: to a tau.- thniv. at 'that tspecial tim - r arrai.e some! trip which they inav. if t!uy choo.", take alor,. If friends arrange entertainmerits for a ci:es:. the one she i rc- illy v. siting i th- only member ot the taniily to ac ,rni ny h r un i'c.-s there i- a distinct understand ing to the contrary. If tie- guvt is entertained by fiiemN f her own. she is. of course, at lib. r;y to :ro alone. If slo- wl'ne- ; ic:ura thf- favor, it is customary for her' to tal& th m to f-a. dinner " v..-.

o, , t h. r hostess to entertain loi , fav(r:te .iinong the elite ..f Washinwrton where ulier. I toati'y makc-s h-r the orto; of many gathTiiv'. An inviration is usually lim.' ted tc

a definite time, as far a week-end cr ;he us-ij.il two weeke. This , siniplities ( ntrtaininu. The rliil.lren of the fanr.ly should, of ceairse. never eater a guest's room without invitation, annoy .them with questions or in o'.hei ways irukt themselves nuisance, for a guest has ben known to s-jffer much in th way without making co nplaint for feir ot offendini her hrstc The question of laundry woik should be seitled at once. The suest may be told oZ "the excellent laundry around the corner' or whatever arrangement nee mi Lest to the hostess. An electric iron shoub' ii r1 moth mm With or without Bands, worth up to $4 m 3

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:sni tio;mqui-:. ( , bo .naiialde for res-it.g collars. cuffs, a ctaishe.i b'.o. se or . party I frock, a :id a neighborhood tailor ! t.iay b. ),iiil.le called wlien a nail" rm d !ir "ii'.:. Lights should be sj . Lights shonbl be s5 !i' r room that a gue. o; rcatly to sleep when;

arrai.p d 1.1 !! r rooia that a guesv"i.; tat-.e a cir.cer a." ;r.st-a

may r .d ; f i tlie f i .i.lv w. ti retire.. The more liberty allowed quests, the better time they will have as a rui, providing .Jl tlie tiia-r points of entertaining have been d.s reL lialf-pri

oeasou go at i w orf ,

the Startling Figures

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r. it 1 1 r 11" w r.r - ' I . o , " 1 liu Coti.sci'iiv oih Make Cowanls of I'-. AIL" 15: rathf s there a man itb. - al dead I Who never to hinise'.f ii ! Y i ie T Hoth Hands Itiis.v. Hill Cob.er; should n. i e pabK director in t!i;- si'idii. Dale Yes; Vut who v.oall hold !i;pi bie-aphone tor him'.' Wav.dej LI $25

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TomoiTot

V uit sjoys Specie 5 I 1 Pair Pants, Worth up to $1 2.50 3 :-3

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