South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 130, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 May 1922 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10 1922 THE SOUTH BofiD NEWS-TIMES

IRREGULAR TREND FEATURES MARKET

Alternate Hrrc?inn and Rallies Attend Contracted . Exchange Session. XFTvV Y"PJ. May 3. Alternat rculorn anl rallU- attnd! Tu'd.iy'j n t th- t(M k rxhan', an ;rfrwl'ir t't h avy torn- jrv. tilire at th rlf.-. Th market's f ri c'r.:rarrr 1 visibly ar.(l total mU-h nk'Krpti -Iiffhtly ur.'I'-r thf familiar .r.ar mirk. Trro was y-llimz pressure arr."r.(T ladf-rft. th occasional 1 -vf-ral apparently rf-!i ltir.2; mor from an aWnc rf tuyin power than from any cuftcrfMi rfforts of th"- .hört Interest. iv-:i continual their niareuvrs fr. several cf the nmre obscure Influx ri-al and .p tialti-s. but their operaMr-n elicitri littl or r.o out m1 upport. New Haven mule , new hih reeori for th year at "'i .:- anl Fveral of th' in vestment transcontinental a.ni roalT. a!.-') improved. Sale amounted , ,.,, -f.rni phare. Further act'ia! arid pmprotiv fi'lvanr's In pr;,fs of raw- and rj". r.e-1 rllf were announced, hut re. 7'.rt of ar.orhT upward revision of fahriate.-l Iron anl fteej wer" not confirmed. on th- Ksrhtr Inquiry, money rates ri.tn. all rail loan? r.inj? made a? four percent. Advaner receivrd by hanklns interests respertinp: le, loprnents at fjenoa. Indicated less fnsion In that quarter. All fon'lun exchanges were ühtantially aboe j'eterdaj ' miniri'Uüi quotations, exc-ptinp remit- :; n es to central Europe.

DAY'S MARKET 8UiRY By .Thomson McKinnon

t i muns am caukots nw. ! CAP.r.AG:; s:iii.z. if lb

Advance Humely

Allis Chalmers American Iet Sucar .. American Can Co American Car FounJry American Drue Syndicate

Open Common 1 7 l

34 4 74 161 f ', H

1 1 Ich Low C'lop 17N 17 17 4n", 41; 4xi 3h'4 3 34 4 7 47'v 4754 K.1 1-K'U f(i j

NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING

American Hide and Leather Common . . 14', American Hide and Leather Pfd 7 American Locomotive 1 1 4 l4 American Smelting S1 Ameri'-nn S'usar- ..... 73. American Telephon1 and Telpra ph . . 1 2" S American Wool '.2' Anieonda Cf.ppT r3',4 Atchion ' 100"$ Baldwin Locomotive 116 Baltimore and Ohio 46 li Bethlehem Steel "IV 7S'Brooklyn Bapid Transit 2 5 California Petroleum 56 Canadian Pacific . .' 141 Central Leather 37 4

Chandler Chesapeake and Ohio

Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Common. Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Pfd Chicago and Northwestern Chif'atro. Kock Iland and Peoria. . . . Chkaero. Rock Inland and PeoiiA "A" Chicago. Bock Inland and Peoria "B" . Chili Copper

Chino Copper . . . Corn Products . . Crucible SteeJ . . . Cuba Cane Sucar Krle Common . . . C.eneral Klectrlc .

WHEAT ADVANCES ON O BIG DEMAND REPORTS CHICAGO. May Vh-:it r.verasred hlr -r in prio Tuesday, helped by rep ts of unrrovoi calls from dnmp" j millers and r-y t . 1 1 K :- of revival of foreicn tlcmand. The close however, was unsettled 1-2 net lower to 1 l-c advance with May 137 7-S to l.'S and July 123 to 1 23 3-4. Coin lost 1-2 7-K; oats 1-Sc to l-4c rt ::-c. Provision; jht-- outcome varied from 1c decline to .1? alvance. Word that t!ur busTnps was pick

Ire up somewhat c-imfl from Minne-1 apolis and Toledo as well a frm ! Chicago millers and did a pood deal '

to Itrlnc about the upward win? whih started soon after the ojunir.. There was also some buylnsr of May wheat here for millers who were removing fiedes. Gfsip about better export business in wheat was ba-d partly on ii"wp of European hiph prices for potatoes. 'onsiderabl evening up of trades to prepare for the p-overnment crop due after the close, tended further to aid the bull side of the market. Thf official estimate of the prohabl yield, however, was about as generally expected.

S2 'i

rinr.xc.o live stock. CHICAGO. May t BOGS lteeipf . 2".'ooo: TTi-irket ite;idr: tp, $W.t.: l.ulk. 5!o ".' P) 00 ; he.ivv Wffeht. P lor.j 'lit f ; medinia weicht." flo.VKHn.; : li'ht weicht. 10.S.V, 10.W: ltpht üshtf. $1IUV ot '.); hearv pcklnjr sews, smooth. 10; p:o"kii2 !tiW!. rotlffh, J'.MO'if 1 7.".- pik. ?!.2-V.7 K.Ca. Slir.KP--KefipM. r.OAO; m.nrket 2.V hictior: l.init. cull and rammen. ?."'i .".; ve.irlir.p wethers J0"fi 2 ; ewe-s. $.: r.i s iTi CA'lTI.ll K.reipts. I'.onO: market flatly: rhniio arnl prlrr.e. ?h.VTi '.t Säj medium iril. ?t7.".Vrf 5.7a: .wmmn. .tT.tä ''7.7.": C.M..1 :tud choice. $i r;.V.i 'i 'Jä ; rmim.ri meilinm. $7.-."'i1 : butcher cattje. heifi-r. '."'i s tit) ; row.. . sv.'Ti 7.."") : bull-. 1.7." 'i 7-"i : canner rut fer ?rt.7."'i t .Vi : caniter feers ?l.7"l'i a .sä: veal -.tlve!. ?ti s ; feeder teer. 7"; Rtocker iters S'r 7.7." : .tM ker t .us end heifers. . t.2.V; rt.2ä. riiirxoo ntnin ( r.. ri?HA;. M.iv '.i PfTTMK Cream rry :::: Standards 31': flrts 31't3b-: v i. .!-. '2fi "(. llt'.CS --Ordinaries. 22 '7 '.2Sr ". firsts 2' '.M.c rnilHSr. Twins lr.PV; Americas. p; POt'I.TKY --Fowls ?': ducks. 2-V: ret -e. turkevs 2ä ; r.s?ers. l.V; !r.. iters. n.-,i i."w I'D TATOHS -Kecripfs. 21 or: Vi- . .ai-in rund white, sa.-ked. $1 1 .70 ; ..,IS q .ii'.lM; Mlehiean. sacked. .1 Cji Ml TU; Maho and f.ib.raib rural. $170; Florid i Sp.auld i.w lt-ic No. 1. W : No. 'j. M --V.i 4.a)' Altbtma PliSs Triutnphs No. 1, sacked. ?'V7.Vt 1'ITTslU Kli MVr. STOCK. piTTsnn:;. Pa . May t - iior,. Rece'pts 1" tluhlede. ks ; market hlcher: pri'Tle hen v. 11 10; medi'ims '11 öä'Jf 11 4ö; heavv l orkers. Ml..V.i11.W; 'i'ht (.rker. Jl 1 .".v.f n 4.' : pitr. Jl 1 .".v.i 1.4 " r"iihs. J''.(.s7.; st.tfs. ?.V.i'ä.2ä. C.M ri ll Itecfipt lijhf market ft .idr; rhoire. 5fiio:" r0; peo.l. fiir. 7 '.'" ; eil ca;.-s Ji''af . SMIIIIP ANI I.AMliS lwr lisht: j-nrket 1n ; priie wethr. ' T ; finvl. o s ; fair miol. ; lambs. h:; ::m 11. f. x t iii kixi.o i, i vf. stock. FAST lU KFAl.o. N. V. May t - CAT'1 1.1. Kec.-irts. 1 7." head: market flow;

shii pinc steers ..""'.; htitehor trra !-.

! :, t'.'w heifers. . rii 1'.; rows, jj'-i'

!. bil l-. Jl.i .,v milk, enws and

str'npvr. $ 4'.j 1''. ; feeders. CAI.VFS RM-eip't. ,"x); market slow, .-nil fr choice. $::.f 10 SHKIIP ANP l.AMPs- Itecflpfs. ; nitrket 7"v: rhii-e lambs ? 1 3 "vi 1 ." ; i -:!: to fair. 1'.'; ve.irlir.ss Jb.jll.; sN ' p lo IP r,s - K. c, dpt-i. l.Oj': market sb ; -rker. 5 1 1 a 1 1 : pi. .11 ."V,i 1 1 : m:s..d. 11 :.. .11 l . avr. $r..2.".'-i 1 1 .".,. ; r 'J.-hs. '.'i .''-'.. ; "t.i.-s .' 1 1. 1NDIAV M'Ol.ts STOCK. IMMANAIOI.1S. Mar I'-lltMiS Ue

73 n 6 5U 26' 43 T4U 4 37, 95; SI

. . 2 si; . . 1 o 1 1 . . 674 . . 15 .. 13 . .163U

Oeneral Motors Common 12 Ooodrich 4 0 ii Oreat Northern 'Orepron 39 lk fireat Northern Hallway 7 5 International Harvester 96 Industrial Alcohol 4s Rj Illinois Central ..." 105 Inspiration 40 International Nickel 17 s International Paper 51 Kansas City Southern 27 Kelly Springfield fl Kennecott Copper 33 Lackawanna Steel 5? Lehiph Valley 2 Louisville and Nashville IIS7 Marine Common 23

Marine Pfd. . '. Mexican Petroleum

Miami Copper 27ai Midvale Steel 37 Missouri Pacific . 23 National Enamel 30 Nevada Copper 1 6 Ri New Haven Railway 29 New York Central S9; Northern Pacific 76 Norfolk and "Western 107 Pacific Oil ' 64 Pan American Oil 63 Pennsylvania 41 Peojlea Gas S" PiOie. A; row 21 Pullman 122 Pure Oil 33 Railway Steel Sprlnps 100 Hay Consolidated Copper 16 Beadinp 77

Republic Iron and Steel Sears Roebuck

Sinclair Oil 32 Southern Pacific Railway 94 Southern Railway 24 Strom be rp; 4 Stinlfhakcr Common 110 Stmlermkor Pfd 112 Texas Oil , 4S Texas and Pacific v 34 Tobacco Products 67 Union Pacific 137 United State Pood 5 United States Rubber 64 United States Steel Commor fS United States Steel Pfd 11 Utah Copper fT; Vanadium 47 Wabash "A" .' 3 1 Vi "Western Union 09 "Westiriphouse 61 White Motors 4 3 Willys Overlfid 7

65 75

67 114 r. r 74 122 v :a l-K. 116 47 7 s 1,3 25 56 141 37 73 65 26 43 95 20 2s 1 0 1 H s 1 5 1 - 16 12 40 39 U 96 49 105 41 17 51 27 a l h 33 60 62 23 82 130 2 nil' Ol '2 23 39 30 90 7fi 107 f.5 6 3. 41 S7 21 122. 33" 100!', 16 7s 65 75 32 91 24 54 110 ' 4S 34 67 137 S 4 9 s UK 6 6 47 3 1 39 fi3 4s S

6 114 57 73 1 w 91 " 2 l99" 114 46 77 24 53 141 36 72 64 - o "4 42 74 43 95 19 27 99 67 15 13 163 12 40 r,s 74 96 47 104 40 17 50 27 50 3 3 5S

t s

23 S2 12S 23 36 2 3 39 28 S9 t r 10t 63 63 41 8 6 21 121 23 99 16 7 , 3 74 3 0 9 0 V, 2 4 5 4 M8 4 6 33 137 a fi3 97 1 1 s K4 45 31 98 61

5 14 6fi 114 57 74 122 92 ' r o v '- w 114 46 78 25 56 141 Lfi 73 6 3 26 42 74 43 9 5 SI 19 2S 100 6 s If. Vi 13 166 12 42 3s 74 96 49 104U 40 i 51 27 50 33 5 9 61 11 23 S2 130 W 36 23 39 16 30 S97h i a '2 10 65 63 41 S6 2 1 121 33 Vi 100 16 77 64 75 31 91 24 5 4 Hf 112 47 33 67 137U 5 64 0 7 7' ' 's 11? 64T4 4 6 31 98 62 47

A. W. Paper, 4 A '.Ted Packern. 10 15 Car LU'ht. 1 2-16 Chalmers. 1 2 CLtia Svc. Lankers 23 Cot.t. Mtr.-., s 'urtis 5 ; N. A. Pulp, 2 Perfection. Z 4 Phil. Morris Is Stearns Mtr?., 23 25 Stand. Mtrs. 4 5 Tob. Prod. Hx.. 6 Uni. Pft. Fhrsr., 6 7 l"ni. Ret. Candy. 6 1. S. Lipht. l-4--,c V. S. Ship. 7 S Wayne Coal. 1 Wricrht Martin. 2 5 Allen on, 50 60 Aliud. 23 P.os Wyn 1 S3 P.oone. 12 IV Ca rib. 7 LIk RaPin. 8 Federal. 1 (.lenroek, 1 3-15 Harvey, 1 4 Int. Pete.. 21 Livinpston. 1 Marland of Mex.. 5 6 Thomson and McKinnon. Merrit. 11 M. W. Oil. 2 3 M. W Pfd.. 3 4 M. W. Refp.. 200 bid N. A. Oil. 1 2 NoMe, 2 5 26 Pennock. 5 6 Prod, and Ref., 7 Ryan. 5 6 Salt Creek New. 1S Sapulpa. 3 4 Sequoyah. 3 12 Simms, 10 Skelly. 7 8 A. B. C, 4 4 Hie: Iedpe. 22 24 Los. ynd Mont., 20-21 Cons. Copper. 1 Cres-on. 2 " Divide Ex.. 1720 Ooldrld Con., 7 9 Ooldr.one. 11 12 Heda. 6' Jer. Vde.. 3 4 Jumbo. 3 5 Kerr Take. 4 Mapma. 28 29 McNamara. 7 10 M. Lode, 9 12 Nip., 5 6

INDUSTRIAL COURT BEGINS WAGE PROBE ToPLKA. Kas. May 9. Whether Kar.sa? workircr qirls shall be placed on a silk or cotton storkin? has:) of pay was fouqht out here today. The Kansas indu-trial court s'artcd final henrirss on Its tentative women's minimum, wacre order. Tes. timony of employers' witnesses at the preliminary hearing, that eitis could drcsH on $87.50 yearly and wear 2." cent cotton hnse provoke 1 ilottiijr by pirls in department storey here.

'eiptiv ö.rs); market steady: bei heavies .P.7ä; Miedluni mixed. $10t0; cummot, ehrdce. 5H).t0: hdk of sales 10.mt. SHKIir-Kec ipts. X; market lower, steady : top. tZfiC: C.VLVFS- Itecripts. ääO; market steadv top, $0. CATTIX Keceipts l.rmn: market slew, sfeadv steer. .." ."0rii ; cows .and heifers, f 2 ."!'? s f IIICAC.O CASH CHAIN. f'HICACO. Mar t WIIKAT--N0. 3 red. .11 'cj aV : No. 2 hard. WiWUc. CORN -No 1 yollow. 62 'a !C2c :' No. vellow. lltb.r ; N'n. 3 vellew. lWt'f 0.-: No I Trills V,7rt)wr No. 5 yell'w. ä'.Ki äHe : No. rt vellow. .sr ."': No. 4 mlied. '. No. mixed. ä9c; No 1 white, r.i'i: No. 2 white. f.li.f .e; o. : white. RlftjKle; No fi wlifte. .kS '(."'.. OATS No. 3 white. "'dPk-; No. 4 yhite. r''.TS)..r. KVF-No C. 10 TIMOTHY--!! :yid. CLOVKK p20'J2lV

.Tiilv Sept.

V S-'

til) IN)

47 72

47 70

f IP JA GO GRAIN CLOSE. CTO'W.tO. Mux WIIFAT My' up ; July off : Sept. tip CO UN M.iv efT ; Julr eff : Sept. . Ar 1

OA1S-M.it off Vi; Jniv off 1 Pf . PROVISIONS Hlffber.

Sept.

oi -4

rillCAGO GRAIN ANI PROVISION. CHL'AF.O. May 9 Opon Hich Low Clos? W 1 in AT

Ms V .luly Sept COHN May . . . . luiy ... Sept OATS - Mv .... .Inly .... Sept l'iUKMav LA UI Mar . . . .

r.4

.. 4'

. Nominal .. 12 42

51 3 37 24 l-rtt- 2S 27 'I -J7 r,i m " C4- fir, va ;; iv r.t r7 ri ."' .! :5'-4 4) 40 4!'t

SOUTH ni:XI) MARKITTS. SF.KT) MARKET. Crrerted lily by 1. A. Ilowf, 01 !k Mirhlrnn nt. Thone Lincoln R239.) TIMOTHY-Sellins. 4Ö0 per bu. CLOVEK Medium red, veiling. J13; vauimoth red. $1S; sweet clover, ji ALFALFA Selling. 111. PFPAN (iUASS Selliufi; $7 cwt. MILLnT CoiuruoD. Fellluj. tl.73 ct HAI, STRAW AND FEED. AlSIKE Selllnp. $14. (Corrected Dally by the Wesley MI1U Flour nd Feed Co.. 4J0 S. Mlrhlxau 1 Phone Main S.) NFAY HAY Paying, lieg IS; Kelllng. $2K7-'. per ton. OATS Paying. 40- Fellinfr. MCiMr CORN Fay inc. N'c; Pellinc. fi70c. CLOVER SEED-Paylnr. J14; selling, flt'.is ALSIKE CLOVER SetHnc. tt4Q19. ALFALFA Northern grown. $14.

II I DES AND TALLOTV. (Corrected Dally by 9. W. I.lppman. 2H N. Main t. ThoTie Main J?!.) HIDES V: calfskins 10c. TALLnW Rendered. 5c: rough. BEESWAX-:.v,j33c per lb. LAKD 12He lb.

WHEAT, CORN. OATS. ETC. (Corrected Dally by D. H. Morgan. Star Mills Hydraulic av. Phone 1.6097.) CORN Paving. .Vc per bu. OATS Pnvir.g. 3,V. MIDIH.INGS-Selling. fl.M cwi. SEED OATS Selling bu. PUAN-Selllns:. $1.00 crt. RYE -Paying. Pc. SCRATCH FEED Selling. $? no ewt. WHEAT No. 1. paylnc. Sl.W bu. (Corrected Dally by Brotherhood Grocery 2:0 N. Main t. Phone M-l5.i FITTER-Faying. ; helllnc. 42r. FRESH EGGS Paying. '.2c. eillc 2.V Ion FRIITS AND VEGETARLES Call fornl navel ornnges, 4V doi. POTTOES Selling. $1 73 bn.

See Our Windows $8.00 to $10.00 Shoes at $5.00 on Five Dollar Day Only BEITNEFVS Main Floor

1 y mm

t i

$5.00 Day Thursday

STYLE SHOP w WOMEN

Thursday S5.00 Day

m Millinery Clearance Sale

EVERY TRIMMED HAT in our large assortment reduced in many instances to one-third their original value Many have only been in the store a week. Every hat reduced for quick selling REGARDLESS OF LOSS. Three groups are arranged so ai to make selection a pleasure.

$10.00 hats $12.50 hats $15.00 hats $5.00 hats $7.00 hats $9.00 hats $2.95 hats $3.95 hats $4.95 hau

NOW

5.00

I J

NOT

3.00

NOW

$1.00

r J r

OUR PHONE NUMBER IS LINCOLN 6676 Call us up or call upon us Don't let this week go by without knowing how little it will cost to have AR CO LA'S radiator warmth in your home. O. K. Plumbing and Heating Co. 318 South Chapin St. Lincoln 6676

i !

CALL HISHAWAKA

53)

We are the

Vrcola

Dealers for Mishawaka

C. L. BARNARD ' & SON Hardware llo Lincoln wav East

IM tttm im I i i

PHONE 5532 It's ARCOLA Headquarters Tell us how many rooms in your home and we'll give you a Free Estimate covering A R C O L A completely installed, connected with an American Radiator in each room. SAMUEL SLUTSKY Plumbing and Heating 1240 West Washington

Give Us a Ring Lincoln 6065 and ask us for your free estimate for ARCOLA, completely installed with American Radiators, in your home. It costs you nothing to find out. Jay L. Taylor 1915 S. Miami St. Builders of Aerials for Radio Outfits

WHEN YOU PICK UP THE PHONE

rv i'-f .

CALL MAIN 225

We are prepared to o over your home and rive von an estimate for ARCOLA completclv installed without obligation to vou. ALL SIZES CARRIED IS STOCK CALL MAIN 225 WILLIAM II. BUCK Ideal Areola Distributors 303 E. Jefferson Bled.

pi &

riCR, it up

i.. m Jf ft

cyviuu

h I i - ' Hü I HI I Ii T I

-si

II ?

oho

itrviÄi

iL Ii'

MOW

Get Your Arcola Estimate This Week Telephone for an estimate for Arcola completely installed in your home. You are entitled to it whether you order or not.

This is an invitation to the ladies, The Plumbers and Steamfitters of the city are at your service this week, madam. Every home in the city which is heated with a hot-air furnace or stoves, and every new home which is being built, is entitled to a free estimate showing just what Arcola will cost installed, with an American Radiator in every room. Whether you order Arcola or not makes no difference. You are entitled to an estimate just the same. Telephone your

Steamfitter or Plumber

"HOW

t 1 1 is

,Xo iri 1 J

!2 S l.lif !k

rrr ?

iQOäOÖ

You will learn something very much to your advantage when you talk with him. It is this: The price of Arcola is lower this Spring, NOW, than it has ever been in its history. Get your estimate at this lowest price. Make money on your foresight Say "g'ood-bye" to cold rooms and '

dirty stoves and high coal bills. Pick up the telephone, madam, and get your estimate NOW,

FREE A fine Arcola book will be sent to you free if you will send your name to the address below. And telephone for that free estimate, NOW.

ill l' I. 1 j I i ! r V s. I i

ÄJV1ERICAN tradiator company Ideal Boilers and AldEBjCAK Radiators for every heating need.

243 North Pennsylvania Street

Indianapolis, Ind.

Main 626 Call This Number for Your FREE ARCOLA ESTIMATES YOU are entitled to kno hov surprisingly little Argola. cost you completely installed, NOW. Call us up or call in TOM WILLIAMS Plumbing 122 E. Jefferson Blvd.