South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 158, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 June 1922 — Page 4
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 7, 1922
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
DAY'S imm SMARY By rhorr.son-McKinnon
, loivr with J
and S?p:?mref hcth :
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. 112;. C.-,rn finished ua-;
o 1'rwer; nits 'c off
provision up
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NHV: YORK. Jun f.. Th ?nt !gnincar.t devolcrrrnt cf ihm fs!on or. th Nrv York tock exchmc: tr.day was th failure cf Hing to fn ".-.rv it!c down. Industrial ladrs lik Mexican Petroleum, Paid-in ar.d Sdu lebiker wr ubjortel to heavy prur during th early hours
to 12 to 02. In ror.rrtl.in with th downturn values Jr. the what market near th f-r.l of th day. talk of Briton r Kir.? win fmphaf!zl ly word that g'-'- 1 rains had fain in India
Women Run The Town
GUARD ENCAMPMENT WILL BE AT K N 0 X
ST AN WO OD. Womfn are run
Mich.
Juno C.
I this s
:g- tvasncrorr.par.'e'i hy nrvour.:3 In the general list.
And It's at the men folks' request! There was no Litter battle at the!
: AuraiU. an 1 Ly ei:nat'3 thu jpoi;- instead, somo COO hutar.-l i
Hut m sport wc3 met before any of the, key stocks broke, to a lvl India w-.-.uld have an oxp-rtah fur-ian, bachelors can their votes for
Indiana Men Will Be Held at
Camp Knox July 23 to August 27.
which might cor.
.v h o ! c. AK a matter f fa"t
with rejzard to the market as a j-,;,H
i; om (
to mj:;;T' s' day, ai.-i S' l'jently u-
:-tu I'-nt-i r
Om Products, which wm or.e of th f r?t FV-k. j -.
.? reaction, was one o: tn- f iron gv-l ;-..-u i 1.1
f.teel 1 f re
1 around the year's hich. I'.ut a
O.t'.oa.ooo "hushe:?. Pt-,; 13 ; pC uicoat government, and just thre, t.yimaNAPOLTS. Jur.e ft. (By A,
o crop were .o:r.g ia t:- i . votes were cast for mal candidate . r .
! t '
y pi i wratner ar.a ine no; wav!,f0r ofnee.
T Cm j. la was i roken. Further- ! jt ja the first time any of the
more, mi!'. arneired to be takln?
1 t ocov r up distribution with other sections of the rv.ai
f pr! movements wr'1 watching the general rr.irk't for .c
( f bait In t! in early pr year's hih.
( rurrn:
upward F-.vlr.sr. 1? felt that hte.
Put even If such a deyeloprr.t-ni 1.? averages will again approach the
That action after that movement h rn completed, will furnish the
I X . ' All' i.Iiii'i.ll rili l,,li.iri.i i . i Ir.d:ar.a national guard will he'd
at Lamp Knox. kv.. Jiny - m au-
u.n - , rnin inciTisive. unaer oraers
i-s ied Tiiesdav to comn-.ar dors of
1 sr-ird units bv Adit, fien Harry 13.
mith. Kach unit will be in camp
I wheal market displayed up to the t we naturally as-ked them wny tney.?wn wrkj! Tnö cnmp calerdar fol-
r.r.al half hour of th e-sIon result- wanted women in oMce. : lows:
Economv Chief
a
:t!e old wheat
wnmr! r T. r i n havr dabbled in noli-'
.n... J'. - - . . .... (
ai pr'ssuie, di.u , tics. .Mrs. ueorz v.. i;eea.
now.
to b? waltin? for
An advincir.sr tendency which the
... . . . .
tics. Mrs. Geor Y.
'president, explains it
Hee,i.
this way
"When the men asked us to run
In lex to the market's Immediate future. Open Advar.ee rtum'.y Common l'J Advance, Humbly Pfd 43 is C.harirÄ .... SO American I'-'-t Pusrar ............... 47 American Can Co 50U Am-r::r. Car and Foundry ISSU
Am'-r."aa Iru Hndirati Arr.erlcm Ifi le and I,eather Common,
;n Ilile an 1 Leather Pfd.
'4
4
1
Ir.TernatJor.al Corporation. I ,i r motive
and Telegraph,
71
434 64 U 123-i 04 i
m t '
A meri-
American American
Amerlo.Mi .-'r.ieitin? . American h'u.ir .... American Tphone American "ool .... Anaconda Copper
AtchLion 99 PaVt win Locomotive .......a... 116 P.ilfimore and Ohio 4 3 Ts Pethlehme Steel "C" 77 Ji Prooklyn Itapid Transit SS1 Callfo-nla Petroleum f3
139 75 , 27 H , 43 75 H , 44U . :su
22 25;
Canadian Pc.rlflr; . Central Leather .
Chmller Ch?p'-ko and Ohio Chirac i. Mil. and St. Taul Common.. Chicago, Mil. and t. Paul Pfd Chicago and Northwestern Chicago. P.ok Irtland an.l Teoria.... Chicago. Rook Inland and Peoria "A" . Chicago. Ilock Island and T,eorIa "Ii". Chili Copper Chlno Copper Colorado Fuel and Iron.......
Corn Producta ..................... 104Vs Crucible Steel 75 Cuba Can Susar HS'i L"rio Common ...................... 1 C ' C.eneral Klcctrlc 107 U fleneral Motors Common 147s f'codrIch 42Ts Great Northern Ore 414 Great Northern Hallway , . 76 International Harvester .............105 Industrial Alcohol 37 8i Illinois Central 106 3; Inspiration ........ 44 International Nickel 18 International Paper ................ 514 Kansas City Southern 27 Kelly PprlnrrfleM 51 Kenncott Copper 3$ Iickawanna Sroi i .................. 72 Lehlph Valley 64 B8 Louisville -i rind Nanhville 1191 Marine Common 24 H Marine Pfd 84 ' Maxwell .'. 71 Mexican Petroleum 139,i Miami CrpT 30?i Midvale Strl 37 Missouri Pacific 23 U National lln imel 54 a; Nevada Copper IS8! New Haven Hallway 31S New York Centra! 90; Northern Pacific 76 Norfolk ar. l Western 10S Pacific Oil 65 U
71 41
SI T,
I'an Amrrlcm Oil Pennsylvania ............t
I t U,i,r . 1- fl- va
I;erce Arrow 19 88 ri?s!y IViperly 4 6 Pullman ..122 Pure Oil 34 Hay Conciliated Copprr 1S3 Iteadln: 76 U
HerubHc Iron ar.d Steel 73 4
....
rear.'. Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Paclfie Hallway Fonthern Hallway Stromberi:
Stmlfhiilvor Common ........... Texas Oil , Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products Fnlon PacÜiUnited States Food United States Rubber , United States Steel Common.... Unite. 1 S'tTt-.-. Ste-M Pf.l
Utah Copper Vanadium , Virginia Chmeical Wat i.'i "A" Western Union .. Westir.srhoi:-? ... While Motors Willys Overland .
2
. 72 . 3sn . S9", . 24U . 53 K . 1 2.- ; . 404 . 32 U . SO .138U .. 7
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31 62 H 50 84
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ed to a larrre. extent from the fact j that a po.KT-holidiy decline In Liv- ; erpool rju-,tat!on! turr.1 out to to ; smaller than was looked for, and i
was lurther aiscountea r-y an aavance in f-terlin? exchange. Another bullish factor was hi? shipments from Chicago. SOO.000 bushels clearing yesterday, -,vh"rcis arrivals here today were only a dozen carloads. Corn and oats prices were dominated by the action of the wheat market. Higher quotations on h'Jvs pave a lift to provisions.
"'We're go;n to turn the. town, j
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NEW YORK CURB MART CLOSING
Aetna 13 Rid. A. W. Paper 44 Allied Packers 6 12 Car Liis'ht 8 0- 90 Chalmers 12 Cities Svc. Cankers 2" Cont. Mtrs. 84 4 Curtis 4 4 5 N. A. Pulp 2 4 4 Perfection C 4 Phil. Morris 184 19
Stand. Mtrs. 4 4
4
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lery,
tO AUTU?t
151st infantry
6. 150th brigade.
artil-and
j jr.:rh :ie ! I artilln-y. j July o 4 to Augujt 13. 153d infani try. ll?th ' engineers. 5?th signal
crps. amouiance company -os. and 12. and motor transport company No. 14 9. August 13 to 27, 137th Muadron. air service. Amort? the organizations stoing to camp July 2" will be Muncie artillery units an dthe infantry un.ts from Frankfort, Colfax, Darlington and La do era 1. Tho organizations Joining the camp a week later will include the Jonesboro Infantry company and the Marion ambulance companies.
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ski.Tj i:li;iiaht iioad tonds
GOSH FN". June 6
D .k h a r t c u n t y r o a d
face vaiu of J3f,0.5a were sold at $10.230.1) premium. The State Hank of Goshen purchneki I2S4.OO0, pay;n? $ 1 '"4.1 7 premium and the Fletcher Savin.cs ar.d Trust Co., of Inlian-a h-ucht
j $16.300. piy
n
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Io f-urc fr it. Y"A l-tr-,4? relief is cftm br:v.-,h. by
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Tob. Prod. Fx.
Unl. Pft. Shrst. 74 8 U. S. Light 14 4 U. S. Ship 911 Wayne Coal 14 2 Wrisht Martin 25 Allen Oil 40 öü Allied 23 Fo.. Wyo. 9 2 93 Poone 11 12 Carib 94 Flk Dasin 114 4 Federal 14 4 Olenrock 1 4 4 Int. Pete. 25 U V3 Livingston 14 4 Marland of Met. y 4 4
Merrit 12 4 ?; M. W. Oil 2's 2
w. pfd.
3 4 . . .
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m. u. i;cr. .'-o
N. A. Oil 142 Noblo 31 32 Pennock 544 Prod and Ref. 8 10 Ryan 748 Salt Creek New 19 4 Sapulpa 4 4 4 Sequoyah 2 10 Simma 9 4 Skelly 12 44 A. P. C 4 4 4 BlS Loue 1921 Eos. and Mont. IS 19 Cons. Copper 14 4 Cresson 2 4 4 Divide Ex. 1719 Golclfld Con. 6 S Goldzone 10 12 Hecla 6 4 Jer. Vde. 3 4 4 Jumbo 2 3 Kerr Lake 3 4 Masma 29 4 304 McNamara 6 8 M. Lode 9 7, 10 Nip. 6 4 4 Ray Hercules 14 "a Ton Ext. 1 Ik
ABOVE (LEFT). MRS. EMMA REDD. PRESIDENT OF STAN-
WOOD; (RIGHT) MRS. GLADYS FRYE. TRUSTEE. AND (BELOW) MRS. HAZEL MITCHELL. CLERK. over .to you women and see if we can't get rid of the Infernal slot machines. they told us. 'Pot's finders seem to itch for tho.e machines and we look to you women to do some houfecleanin?.' 'Then wo decided that if mothering was needed, we'd do the mothering." During the campaign the candidates stayed at home while the men
voted them Into office.
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DANCING REID'S PAVILION BARRON LAKH Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING Through Summer Season FIRST CLASS MUSIC
TWO HURT WHEN AUTO IS FORCED INTO DITCH GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.. June 6. Mrs. E. C. Peterson. 22 years old. Is unconscious and 13 be'.ievp.i to be Injured seriously, and her sister, Miss Ruth Drooklns. 2 0 years old, a telephone operator. Is hurt, the result of an auto, in which they
Brig. Gen. Herbert M, Lord 111 be watchdog over national ejPJMJ tures when Charles G. C Helen Maria") Dawus. present budget ci rector, retires, lata In June. BOY RECOVERING AFTER ATTACK BY WILD BULL DOVER. Mich.. June 6. Roy Meurleu. 12 years old. who was Injured Sunday evening when he was attacked by a mad bull is recovering at the home of his father. Charles Meurleu, a farmer living near this village. Tho boy had been tent out to th ? pasture field to drive the conva home and. was just entering the barnyard when the bull charged him knocking him to the ground and f-oring him before the father drove off the enrasred animal with a pitchfork. The hoy's face
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KEEP COOL WITH A FAN FROM MORAN
were driving, being forced Into a ) and chest were bruised and cut and
RAILROAD PETITIONS FOR CROSSING ORDER INDIANAPOLIS, June 6. In its plan for a dotJole tfrack, the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis railway company Tuesday filed a petition with the public service commission for an order directing separation of the road and rail grades of the railroad's crossing of the Luce road, west of Selma. The Delaware county commissioners were made respondents in the petition. Plans for the separation, tue petition asked, should be prescrih-d by the commission.
ditch by another, which was not Identified. Although their automobile turned turtle, other o?cupants, Mrs. Peterson's husband. Miss Prookins' mother, Mrs. Arthur C. Brookina and tho Tetorson 5 year eld daughter were unhurt.
WIFE SEES HUSBAND KILLED UNDER TREE SILVER LAKE. Ind.. June 6. Alone in the woods on their little farm east of Silver Lake, Mr?. Howard Siabaugh Monday saw a l3rge tree her husband had been chopping with an axe fall across his head, pinion him to the earth and kill him. Two men who were summoned found it necessary to saw the fallen tree In two places before it could be removed from Slabaugh's bodySlabauch. besides a widow, leaves four small children. He was 32 years of age.
It ia feared Internal injuries were irflicte.-U-AUTOIST SERIOUSLY BURNED IN ACCIDENT SEYMOUR, June 6. Edward Steinkamp was in a serious condition in a local hospital Tuesday, suffering from burns received Monday when he was pinned beneath his automobile, which turned over and caught fire. The accident occurred on a concrete highway five miles north of here. Farmers were compelled to chop away part of the car to effect the rescue.
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howincr a
r.ooDRini ix Moscow MOSCOW. June 6. James P. Goodrich, former governor of Indiana, and Mrs. Goodrich have ar
rived in Moscow. Mr. Goodrich will !
remain theire a month and then re turn to the United States, while Mrs Goodrich will proceed to Japan.
Moran has them for every purpose. We are
splendid line of oscillating and straight fans for home u;e. $10 AND UP. The merchant that wants to enjoy prosperity this summer will equip his store with large fans. Call us for estimate.
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132 N. Michigan St. Main 107 Electrical Contractors, Wiring and Repairing. Home of the CofTield Washer
WAKAI1CSA MAX DTES GOSHEN, June 6 (Special) Jerome Martin. 86, was found dead fn hia room in WaJcarusa. Doctors think he died several days before his body was discovered. Six weeks ago Mr. Martin returned to "Vakarusa from Florida, where he spent the winter.
OOMMHRCIAIj TOPICS Amor:-, an Woolen Co. further revises prices of woolens upward. Retail co .1 men tell Hoover that advance In rrlce is necessary' "because of r:.e in pr;. of CoaI at mines under agreements reached with operators in producing fields.
Rail vy.( ;: v !.- labor bca rd's tb c:
Vice preside
do not anticipate any labor troubles as outcome
of
ion cutting wages.
t United Mine Workers declares coal strike to end by July,
CONFUSION EVIDENT ON GOTHAM MARKET
Doalin::- Slacken Visibly Salrs Barlv Exceed 1.000.000 'Sharon
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. rniCAC.O. Jim 0 nOC.S IteeMpfs 22. "): market lT?2:-c hlaer. Top $10 TO; bnlk $10 'JiwTT lO.l'O: hearv weight JIOTjO 1O70- ::io.!i'im wltrbt ?tn.Wfi l0.f." : lipht woibt f IO.S'.Ti 10 f-V. llpht lights S10 4V,j 10: heavv packing sows, smooth. f.iO'.K): i.iAkine sows, rouj'a $03.1)3: p so r-iii iit.ru). surr-P Kpceinfi 13.oo: market 2-V
Hzher. Lambs J13: yearling wethers f1
1(v: ewps $;vii; cull ana common f 1 CA TT LP Receipts 10.000: market stori'lr. rh--5op and primo ?0.1Ort; O.f'l : TiiHilnim pooil S- !' O.IO : mmmon $7.40rt Sbt; gor.d and choice f 5.7i1z0.4O; com-
mon iiK-dhim 7AWi V70 ; MitrheT came and he'.fVrs ?'"7 7." : cows $4.40ri 7.Z7 : bulN S J inrf r.40 ; canners and cutters f.3.104dO: canncr steers J4..r,4HfS,X; real calves ?'J'.711; feeder steers f.lS. riTTSBüRO LIVESTOCK. PITTSBPRO. Jnr.e . HOGS Hco'.pts lisht; market active and higher. P'ime hf-avv ?11: mpdinm $1 1. 401 l.M ; liAivv Vorkurs sll.4'Ci 11.. : liffht Yorkrs " S11.40V; it..; pU ?U.nn.50; pl? ?11.K7 ll.ro; rotiphs $T;.S.W; fta?s CATTLE rtv!nt! llffht: market stf.idv; cholc J.T.'-liO.; good $.2.v,i S7": 'fair ST.T'Ti S.r) ; cal calves $11(3. 11 SHPriP AND LAMHS Jteeelpts llffht: market tadv. Prime wetfcer $7(?7..vi: eood .'.2,tri"t,..7.": fair mixed $0f7.fi; lamb $10',11.
Pacific. Missouri Pacific common and KXST "i''1-0 livestock
preferred. Pittsburg and West Vir
ginla and "Now Haven.- Final prices
n these varied issues showed
gains of ono to six points.
and a
net
quarter
EAST r.I'FFAI.O. June I BATTLE
It'"'.:pf s .r lind: market active. I'rim. steers .v7.v. '..:;r ; shipping steers $7.7.vi
butcli.-r grades $..,.. s; cows fJ.rxJ
milk
r.t; 75: bulls j''i.).io: ree.iers vjj i
ciwi a nil springers $?Xf:2. CAI.VUS Keceift P: market active.
Declaration of full dividends for Tull f choice M'; 13. the voir on "Vf-VI. T7-,f" , ' SIIKi:P AN1 I-AMRS Eerelpt 4O0 : Vlr J , , J V" second ,Tll:irh,.t ,rtiTP. rjioi.-e Hmhs rreftrred, evoKed favorable criticism. i-ii to fair $014: yearlings $7(j7l2.oO;
Indicating that the road had already ! he-r. 3.'.i v earned sutflcient returns to wa rrant Yo"kes?n.ioi'i MrzS
NEW YORK
s-pecui it:
buying iam : Ion .7 Tue I.: from 1 a.-ely In.!. tior::! action
and
such action.
Utilities rose on the strength of
on
el-
meoua shares averaged better o-in-
RK. June . PivergerJ Consolidated Gas. Brooklyn Unl opinions, as indicated by! Gas and Peoples Gas and Misce .-eii-r.ir orders in the ; lar.cous shares avr.iffp,i .ttf ni
r. it- I further confus- tations under lead of metals, chemi
- i;i tl:e ..;nrK market ; cals and New York dock
iN.ill'-ts slackened vl.-ibly ( an.l preferred.
conir.on
TO
two p o : r. share .- . Uri- 1 fhewr. e?; n 7: f.-r-- thto v;th:n o r i n . a : e
nor.:;r. 1 1 Fa e r
.: t:- period, sales d:n- :. 0 shares. :-t sr N sustained addi:n ror.M.'irr.i of the - federal trade cemmis1 1 . e h m - La c k a w a n n .1 I 1 . k i 'a a n n.i fell f 0 u r gros declines of one to we-re t:.a le by .kindred
:er
reflected
business In the
market artlr.
$11.4Ttl !..'-:
raixec. c 1 1 - ' 1 .4 1 ; neavy m 1. ..'x n.a; rivii,-!.s $:;. - ; stags $3(i". ( nir.xco prop rcr. market. I'd"! TEH Crf atnerv Wtti V,i. ; stand-?rd- .".:)'; f.rsts 31 1 1 ; seconds 20 Tir.ir-.iv KS;r,s Ordinaries 21'; ; firsts J3 -I'-.
lv-ri lSUc ; Americas
i cmillSF. Twins
conditions werei : 1n; ' I'-''. uji ..,.-' r.H I.TRY Fowls 21c: ducks 20o
o ;
roosters
lie; Wir
c'lifl.lnlf.a :
. c . . . . , LP'l' I.I . IIIIM'IS
ri'Meu ior structural steel, textile, . ,Tor r..v. rerined copper and raw and refined ! l'uTAT 'IIS Hcoinr 140 rar.
sucars coib d wih further r-T, ! rur.d white, acke-d. $Tj-J.-.'ö; Mich. 7" ', '"Q ru.tner ai.. r: Nw L(u5i;ln1 in;.- Triumphs :n carn.nss reported by mail order 7;, , ; .iav ima Tdi-s Triumphs f.J.7.Vf an i chain, store- companies. (4: Si:uth Cm l.ni Ir:h Cobblers $'..73',
call loans soon gave wav to 3 U
8 ' iato &C$?Z M i her life
SUMMER
FROCKS
in the Accepted Mode of the Day
at $8.95, $1
.75
$15.00, $17.50 and up
surprise and
Delight Her ' I IvvitK a nice floral offering, it might be her
jbirthday, an anniversary or any other time.
This will be accepted with the greatest of joy and a thought of love and remembrance.
iLLlAMSiicORIST M
Main 769 jj
white MUQSSc; No. 4 white. 3F
cent., most rf th
rOl
a
a t e s .al
r . i-nt k "A I
fraction of .ri.iv. bu'
which has in -
per
day's mcnev bo-
Z placed at the lower n ictation.
ic Chair-j Time funds remained firm, however.
appearance be- j offerings a?a:n le;::; confined large, committee, rose i tv tr, c'-nrf
MHFAT-
rmcAr.o r.KAix kanc.e. Open Hlch Lw Clcse
foreign exchanges the
r- ! e-
, : 'r,o c;i, motor, equipwer; unter teadv pres
sure, r.r.al prices r. a majority of instances hoinc moderate lcs.-s. Among th. eoeptior.s were rhilllpa
Petro'.--::i. an-i Cod-'n. both finish-j in- strr-r.,-. j er.t raila repeated their I lar.sruid r-.ovemrt cf the past few j weks ! t minor or speculative i
ts r.:.:h rec-j j
CiCcd at a j ra.t, established a new high record at 4. öl for demand till, though eas
ing a large fraction before the market cIosM. Allied bills acrain shewed little alteration and German marks were reactionary, but neutrals showed decided improvement.
. ' :.s i. i ve.
:!rem:th on
trän-, tiv.:-
Of To7 lo "t. Lo
Common ar-d preferred. IVoria and. Fasern. I.n.k Frio and Western
Western
WHEAT, FIRM GREATER
CHICAGO. June Although the
jsir.A i.r. l.io i.in ! .Tuiv l.lf.'i l la l.iu, ' ;.': 1 l.-'-U 1 li:, l.lli j iji, ; p..- l.l'Uj 1.17'j l.lPa 1.144 ! ci:n ! .If lie I .lu'.V ,- '"IK Si i s. ; t yv-j w s-v I br- d .'-J1 .M .CI ; oats Jur mi; ..vMi .rn .3.1; Juiv r.c-H ..T7, .r.; .-S srt "-"' ".' .5 --N Ie. 41 .41 .4 m I.AKI Julv ll.W 11.45 U.W Sept 11.70 U" 11.70 1177 Jv.r.e 11.40 KIPS I Julr 12.? 12 7 12 M 12 7?. ' S j t 12 25 12 3 12.25 12.73
heavy buying I wheat market her showed firmness ar.l Western! (he greater part of the time Tue?.
a
reit rrei.
commr.n
;iar.:nl. cemmon a
o.-folk and Southern
day, pr:i's gav way
the list
ar?7y t" reports of British
owing
öftere to resell wheat at two c
ßOUTlI KENT) MARKETS. iCmrrttd. Dally by U. A. I low-. en sw MichJau t. 1Iiod Llocoin 3:39.) HAT. STRAW AND FCED. TIMOTIIY-SelliEi:, 1130 per bu. CLOVER Medium red. felling 517. SL'PAN Git ANS Feur.g Sj cwt MILLIJT Common, temu-, 51.73 cwt ALÜlKE-Selllnff, JH. nauimotb red. tl; iwM cloTer. Ji ALFALFA Selling. JW. SOY BEANS .-.'j4. SEET COHN 2. NEoNy "ÄV-Payins. IIC.3I8: elllaf. $:im2'. per ton. , OATS-Paylng. 43c; Belling 30-3 ). ' COW PEAS-jrC4.S0 fiCCD UABEET. Corrected iully by the Wenler Mill? Floor aad Fe-d C.. 420 S. Michijan at rhone Slain 85.) CORN Pay inc. Sue; ellin;. C0f70c. CLOVER iEED Payin;, 514; teiliat Jlti'.i 1. ALSIKE CLOVE Tt Selhcg. 114311 ALFALFA Northern grown. 314. II I TEA AM TALLOW. (Corrffted Dlly by S. W. Idppma, 211 '. Mali. t. J'hone Main 261.1 niPES V: caif-ikint. 10c. TALLOW ItocdereJ. 5c: rough. 2ait BEHSWAX-:ii;3ic per lb. LAUD 12 c lb.
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No. 4 jellow
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4c; No. 3
ITIIEAT, COItN. OAT5. ETC. v (Corrected Dally by D. H. Mnrgan. St Mill, llydraolle lbn L-5til7. CORN i'ayiag. &c rer Lu. OATS 'av lag. MIDDLINGS Selling. II. CO cwx. SEED OATJ belllne 73 bn. B RAN Selling. Jl ZQ ewe RYE r.i Tire Sj. SCUATCH FEED Selhr.p. f r CO -wt WHEAT-No. 1. pay is; $l r,.,. (torreeted Dally by KrotherSed Groeef t 20 .V. Main at. Fhne M-ITS. nt'TTER-Paying. dvr; selling. 42e. FRESH EGÜS-i'ayln;. 24c; selUaf. 2 So doi. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ca'J. !ori.ia narel orange. 40c doa. POTATOES Selling. $173 ba. CADRAGE Selling. 5c lb.
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frocks
Comprehensive assortment of cool, summery
now ready and whether you desire quality, style or price moderation you are almost certain to find here the frock exactly to your liking.
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Reduction Sale
Coats, Capes, Wrap and Suits
An opportunity of buying now high grade apparel usu ly offered at the end of the season. Suits, Coats, Capes and V raps at Savings of About Half Price
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Silk Hosiery for Summer's Needs Plain, lace or clogged full fashioned hose, also hosettes or chiffon hose here in all the new shades at $1.65. $2.00. $2.75. $3.95 and up
WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS, CAPS, SHOES. CAPES distinction styles, moderately priced
Georgette Blouses Flesh, white and bisque vith dainty lace fronts and filet trimming, new neck effects and sleeve lengths, new shipment just arrived $5.95, $6.95, $8.95
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