South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1922 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TES

WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1. 1922

Markets sed Fieamcialws

WHEAT PRICES RECEDE

STOCKS FLUCTUATE

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r4,-c: N. 4 mixed 40V.47I' " -Nn- -white 4UU''.i4nr: No. 3 white 4S'l.4S!ic; Nu. 4 white 47''t47,vOATS No. :; white SC?4341,ic ; No. 4 white ?,2f(i?-Vvr. HARLKY-- W'nCf. TIMOTHY $aK 7 00. CLO VK li $ 12.001 .0. CHirAfiO OHA IN' KKVIFAV. CIIICACiO. Jan. 31. ;ra1n rrtir c1osm1 lowi-r on the Chicago board of trade today. Demand was not as hoavy a rerently. There wuh bpIMoz by bon?cs with northwest and eastern connections and scattered liquidation. The weather in the southwest was more favorable, with prcHr-itatlon general. Local receipts were heavy. Provisions were hikher. May wheat opened off 'tc at Sl.l'a end closed off c. July wheat oened at Jl.mi, closing Off ;C. May corn opened off Vic at Wc, closing down lic. J uly corn opened at off lvc, and cloned off lic. May oat opened off v at r91,e, closing off Vic. July oats opened at 4') VC. unchanged and. closed off Vic. 1 N DI A N A TO LI S LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 31. HOGS Receipts WW); market steady and Ptronj?. Het heavies 'j.'Jä ; medium mixed $:.2.Va 'J..ai ; common choke f ...a0(7i.9.75 ; bulk of sales f.i.'J.Vf y..riV CATTLE Receluts S"0; market weak. Steers tioiti; couh and beifers $1.2.Vi.7.üi. SHF:Er Receipts 30; market eteady. Top JU.j.V CALVES Receipts market steady and Mc higher. Top 51 1.

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riTTsHtno LIVESTOCK. PITTSBt'IKi. Jan. 31. CATTLE Receipts lipht: market steady. Choice $7.-7) fi7: lamb fn.CV.i 14.23. HOCtS Receipts llht; market active and higher. .Prime heavy $y.l.Vi9.25: me. dlums $'.t.i3r7rlO; heavy Yorkers Slfj ln.io: llpht Yorkers $Hr.?in.io ; plc $10 fjilO.lO; roughs JCWi 7.25; ?tak's $ 44.23. CHICAGO fiKAIV RAN(iE. Open High Low Close

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EAST RTF KALO LIVESTOCK. EAST IU'KFALO. Jan. 31. CATTLE Receipts 125 he.id : market slow. Ship pine steers $7.25'i25: butcher prades $7.25: heifers ?7f7.50: cows $2 250i; bulls $3.2." 5.25: feeders ?.Vn: milk cows ami sprincers 525125. CALVES Receipts 350; market active. full to choice ?.V1.".'0.

I SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts 1000; ! market slow. Choice lambs $13.75'aT4; Icull to fair $'U3.50; ycarlinps $'.12; ! hheep $3 fa s.5o. j hOgs Receipts 4JV):market nctlve. 'Yorkers fO.00Tfl0.23; pies 10 HV.50; j mixed ?0.25i9.75 : henvy .'.iO.rt; rouphs , $7.2517 7.50; taps $3.504.50.

HUNDRED DEAD GET OUT CHICAGO COPS CHICAGO. Jan. SI. "More than a hundred drad at Clark ft. and Iawrence av.," came an excited voice over the phone to police headquarter-. Patrols. Tire apparatus, a nd ambulances found a cemotery.

FliOWlTKS FOIl AXY OCCASION. No matter tho occasion you are sure to have the right flowers if they come from Ueehler'a. Main 1939. 11-tf

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CHICAfiO LIVESTOCK. ' CHICAGO. Jan. 31. 1U m;s Receipts ';:5.iMni: market slow; l.Va25c hipher. P.idk $.05lf $f)25: heavy welpht ,0.10; medium weipbt $0.n.v,ii.30 ; lipht weipht $0.2010.50; lipht liphts ?0.".,K'f , 0 ."; heavy packing sows, nuooth $7.'''7 i.4: packinp sows, rouph $7.C5'''7;; pijis 1 $:',; 0.50. i CATTLE Receipts 10.0OO; market steady to 15c hipher. Re stears. choice i und prime $0.15irlo: medium and pond $710.15; pood and choice $10.".O; comI uiou ancl medium ?5.7.Vd: butcher cat- : tie. heifers $ l.lul 7-5o ; cows $3.7.V.i); ' bulls $3.0Oi '5 .! ; cci.-ners and cutters. ! cows antl lieitVrs .2.75' 3.75 : canuer

, .fe. rs $3.151? 4 .5; veal calves $i'll;! j feeder steers $5.151 0.75 ; stc. ker steerx : ! $4.5o.r;i.5o ; stool; cows and heifers 20 ;

I ft? 5. " CHICAGO I'RODLCE MXRKET. I CHICAGO. Jan. ;'l. -RI TT K R Creamj ery extra 37c; standards :;C5'-; firsts

3'V: seconds (''7-v'o. I EGGS Ordinaries 32n3Ac: firsts .".-. CHEESE Twins l'.t'-.i 2"1 ; Amrl-I cas IO'-ivJU-jc. I I POT'LTRY Fowls 25-; du ks 2: :

peee 2o-: springs 2o: turkeys ...,. roosters lc POTATOES Receipts 05 cars. Colo. Rrown Realities, sack 1. $2 40; Wis. round white. 5.iokel $l.S"i'2: fri m M .Vi Irl 75: Minn, sacked. $l.75'.ilv5; R.-d I'.iver, sat kel, $2.oo. sorm iu:vi makkicts. SEED MARKET. (Corrected Dully by II. A. Knwr, ; s Mirblp:m st. I'hone Lincoln :2:M). TIMOTHY Sellin ?5 per bu. CLOVER Modi. irj rod. selling $15 oo.

; JJarumatlj red. $lil; sweet clover 5 'o

A LrA I.I A Sellirp fll.i"'. SEDAN GRASS Mllinp $5.00 cwt. MILI.ET -Coujuion. selling J1.75 ct. ALSIUi: Sellien 114.1".

Steam Baths for Health Why suffer with Colds. Lumhapo, Kheuniatism, Neuritis, Poor Circulation. Nervousness, and Stiff Joints when Medicated Steam Bathss at the Hallanan Bath Parlor will remove the cause and positively cure you. Many South Bend people now well and happy will substantiate this statement. W. .L-nVr-mi Blvd. Main 5300 Strain Bath ami Sliowrr SI. Strain Hath. SheArr V Mastis? Vrihui(!ay ami Sund.s Inr .Men only

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HAY. MK.V AND l'EF.ll. (Corrected Dally by the Wesley Miller Flour and Feed Co., 42 S. Michigan tt. IMiore Main 833). NEW HAY Paying ?l4yi0; felling j $20'j24 per ton. OATS Parlnp 35c; pollinp .V"f?Cn. ' rOKN-I'avin. 40. selling Oo 7uo. j rLOVr.U bi:KU-rayiu? JI2, ecllioif M''Ji:. ; A LS I K E CLOVER Sellin p $14 j ALFALFA Nort Lern jrown. $11. j HID KS AND TALLOW. ' (Corrected Ihilfy by S. W. I.ippm.in, 21f N. Main st. Phone M:in 2tl). niDES 5c : calfskins. 10.-. j TALLOW Rendered. 3o ; rouph, 2ii3c. i B13ESWAX 25ij3.V per pound. !

WHEAT, CORN. OATS. ETC. (Correctei! Dallv bv D. R. Morpan. Mar MI1N, Hydraulic av. Thone L-50'j7). CORN Paviup 40 rr bu. OATS Paving 3' 5c. MIDDLINGS Sellin? $1.50 cwt. I5RAN Sellinp $1 U Cwt. CHOP FEED Selling fl.65 cwt. RYE (IRAIN 7c. SCRATCH FEED Solllnp $2.O0 cwt. WHEAT. No. 1 Paying $1.12 per bu. PROni'CE MARKET. (Crrectel I)nilv tv Itrotherbood Grocery RETTER Pa v in p Xc ; selling 4V. 220 N. lHin st. Phone M-1756).

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FRESH EG(JS Paying 37c; 42c doz. FREI TS AND V EG ETA REES forni.i Naval cranes, 4v tier. POTATOES Selling 51.75 bu. CARRAGE Sellin? lb. REE I S AND CARROTS New &c pound. APPLES Selliig 10c lb. L.RI I2',e IN HEAD LETTICE IV fcnd

PIMPLES ON FACE AND NECK Itched and Burned. Lost Rest. Cuticura Heals.

" Pimples broke ovA on my face nd neck. They were hard, large and r?d, and itched and burned causing trie to scratch and irritat; the affected parts. My face was disf:gured for the time being, and I lost my rest at night because of the irritation. " The trouble lasted about a year. I sent for a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment which helped me so I purchased more and was heal;d, after using three cakes of Scp, together with the 01ntT.nt." (Signed) Miss Minnie Zimmerman, 09 Holloway St., Akron, Ohio, Sept. 13, 1521. Use Cuticura for all toilet ptirposes. r ispU Utbrr7iü A firirwif : "Ca ArT UbTtorl.Irt. H. MUd.D Uaiui " J olrmrSp.;. 0!rtiDeot2&nJ50c. 7u.-o5c. ticura Soap ihaves without tnu.

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LIVESTOCK. (Corrected Dully hy Major Uro... S. Lorn t.. MlliawrUa. Phone Mih. 31). HOGS Weigh !:.g 130 to 25-1 lbs. up. V. EAL ALVES 10',,r. STEERS Heavy, Luuvi 2.000 lbs . com fed tit sc.

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