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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-07

FOR SALE Doom cottage. 80 f..
lot on Cherry St near 18th and
Madison St VIM. T. Hesterman, Ham :
mond. ~ .
FOR SALF-Nodern 6 room bungalow
on Detroit ST. well built good fur
mace large rooms. Fart cash. Phone
I330-M Hammond. 3:7:S
FOR SAI.AAn excellent corner lot
in the best South Holman st. resi-
Dental section. II It. frontage on
holman and $50 #. on Eli<7beth e
This is real bargain. MOTT AND
wILTsEE. phone 1854 Ham 37:3
FOR SALE-Seven room modern house
with or without furniture. south
side, sun parlor. front porch and win
dow screened. fire place. huilt-in book
cases. buffet and two kitchen cab
inets. 1OS3 Harrison St, Ham. 3:7:3
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAPER HANGING very reasonable
estimates free Carl vermett. 40
Michigan ave. phone 1929 Ham rs IF
HAVE your Income Tax Return made
by D. Q. Voreis. former deputy col
iector. 1s1 Sibiey St. Hammond. 2:s5:15
FURNITURE MOVING and general
hauling done most reasonable. John
r. Croft. la Russell St. phone 1904
Hammond. 3.e.y
GET BUSY and save your Booster cigar
bands for the $500 Cathedral phono-
rraph given awav to the holding the
WANTED-Party silent or active. with
$1,000 cash. as business partner. Write
R-i9. care Times. Hammond 3.7:c
FURNITURE MOVING and genera
hauling done most reasonable John
y. Grcf. ia Russell ST. phone 1904
Hammond s:T:5
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REAL. ESTATE BARGAINS

LANDOLOGY. FREE. SPECIAL NUN
Der just out, containing many facts
OF clover land I'm Marinette County.
WISCONSIN. If for a. homo or an in
Sestnl.nt you are thinking of buying
good farm lands. whore farmers grow
slch, send at once for this special num-
Der Of I.ANDOLDGY. 1t IL free on re-
guest Address Ekidmore-Riehle Land
p, 405 Skidmore-R Richie Bldg. Marin :
FOR SALE-Ffnest lot on south side,
81 feet frontage. s26 per front foot,
all assessments paid. Terms. Phone
4ppt personal interview. Phone 1925 N
Hammond. 3:25:tf
FOR sAL-E-Modern room bungalow.
south side. VI block from car line,
Holland furnace. laundry tubs, all
floors oak. electric lights, newly dec
Grated throu ghouc kitchen cabinet,
small cash payment balance S35 month
". including interest HarEis & Moore
Co. phone S21. 400 Hammond building.
Hammond s:e:s
HERE IS YOUR CHANGED
room new bungalow, ono Of the
finest on the East Side. Wide lot with
school and haywood Park. Beautiful
oak interior with hard wood floors
throughout. Bookcase colonnades. buff
fet window seat tile bath, kitchen cab
met. fine shades, screens. refrigerator
room, laundry tray, lot graded and sod
ded. Only $1,000 cash down. balance as
rent
Also have fine building lot In Home
wood. VIII build to suit with only
$1,000 cash. balance terms.
JOHN c. NOWICKI
quick Sale Bargains
Corner Oakley and Plummer avenues.
phone Hammond All. Open eveninEs.
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l viii not be responsible for debts
contracted by any person but myself.
JOHN II. THORP,
677 Forsyth ave.
West Hammond, Illinois
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Punch Fret Made in Eas, indies.

Punch. 1t is said. came from the
East Indies, and the name is claimed
to be derived from the Sanslzrii word
meaning five" on account Of its five
ingredients--rum, tea, sugar lemon
and hot water
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Modern room residence,
south side, near Holman ST.. bed
rooms, two toilets, garage. chicken
mousse, screens and storm windows. all
improvements paid In full. real bar
gam. No agents. 1872 Detroit st. own
er, Hammond 3:7;3
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Situation BY young man. Is
two wears high school. one year bust
ness college Ref furn. Call $50
Hammond "a >
Opposition by a Hung
girl in restaurant TO help iu kitchen
good homework. Call at SIS Ames
Ave Hammond 81 =
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room brick bungalow. East SIDE
near school. park and car line. s475o,
with $3.50 cash payment.
Doom house on Highland street,
oak throughout, many special features.
$3.50 terms.
. room house on Highland St. 80 tt.
south exposure, fire place. garage. Lo,
beautifully improved with shrubs and
trees. well located and a ba.gain ar
$500. Terms.
Brick house containing two camplete
6 room apis. only S7150. with 1875 cash
down. This is a snap.
4. and room houses East Side.
all modern conveniences, $4,000 and UP
with only $3.50 cash payment required.
Vacant lots sold on easy payments
of s25 down and SO per month
30 TT. lots on Eaton and Drackerl
SITS, s595.0o
80 II. lots on Lyons st. facing park,
$4,000
So IT. lots on Highland st. facing
park, $4,000.
Is fl business lots on Columbia ave.
100000
WOODS. MARTIN & COMPANY
Orice Hammond Trust e. Savings
Bank. phone Hammond 81 and 50. 81
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Young dog. Gordon.
Ilewlyn or setter preferred. State age
and price. Write w. A G. care Tines
hammond. 2:22:t}
WANTED TO BUY-If YOU have a cot
age, house or bungalow that is a
bargain and want TO sell quick, let mo
know what you have at once Have
customers for homes IN all parts or
city. JOHN c. NOWTCKT. .sQuick Sale
Bargains.' Corner Oakley and Plum
ner ayes. Phone 2t71 Hammond Open
evenings 2.e.st
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SPECIAL
We have for sale one OF
the finest homes, and in best
location in East Chicago.
Six room Bungalow, IN
Guiding sun parlor, complete
in every detail with fine lawn
shrubs, etc.
Lot 40 foot front.
Price and terms right.
For information call,
SMITH, BADER, DAVID
son CO.. 400 Forsyth ave.
Phone 222. SO
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"ANTFD-Man with executive ability
Tor night work Must be accustomed
W night duty. none other need apply.
state age and experience Write BPS
care Times Hammond 1886
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" 4NIED-Agents IN Gary, East Chi
cagoe Indiana Hsrbor and Whiting,
70 sell automobile insurance. High
classf full coverage policy. Address
Dick Broerttes. Gen. Agent, Route One
Hammond, Ind. 3:S:4t
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FOR SALE

INJIN DLNI1IJ
Four room bungalow. 371z It. lot
small cash payment down. balance to
suit Only $3.50 or viii trade.
See w. j. A. MOLSBERGER
500 Columbia ave, open evenings,
Hammond. S:6:S
FOR SALE-4sIa acres. cows. good
team. wagon, buggy, implements. feed
$4,000 part cash. Phone S0S-R Ham
mond S:6;6
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--------------------
you WILL BE SURPRISED.
At THIS REDWOOD SPECIAL
TNry-EQrYr-
INVESTIGATE!
49,

INVESTIGATE!
~ STORY CALIFORNIA TYPE
front driveway with very attractive
pergola over drive. High terraced 50
1T. lot. shrubbery. trees and fine lawn:
"A WACHEwICZ QUALITY BUILT
HOME" THAT WILL MAKE A HIT
WITH YOU. LARGE FRONT PORCH,
front entrance having BEVELLED
PLATE GLASS DOOR with side lights
and electric fixtures Especially beau
large and airy. lower floor finished in
Circausian walnut, consists OF RE
CEPTION HALL, massive colonial col
umns from hall TO living room, fire
place. bookcase colonnades DINING
ROOM has beam ceiling, large buffet
window seat. Kitchen has nice built
in cabinet with sink, ironing cabinet
and broom closet BREAKFAST ROOM
with built in furniture. Second floor
consists of three large bedrooms with
extra large clothes closets. trim fin
ished in three styles, White Enamel,
Mahogany and White Enamel with Ma
hogany trim. BATH ROOM has tile
floor, PORCELAIN SANITARY TUB.
PORCELAIN PEDESTAL I.AVATORY
white enamel finish. Linen cabinet in
tho hallway All floors are laid in rich
Golden Oak. Beautiful electric fix
lures all through the house foot
toilet, laundry tub and HOLLAND
FURNACE" All windows and doors
have WEATHER STRIPS. copper wire
screens and shades. Don't miss seeing
this most complete HOME ever offered
for sale. You will be a proud owner
MY POLICY a SATISFIED CUSTOM
Err MY BEST GUARANTY" ONLY
$500 CASH BALANCE SAME AS
RENT. Call our office at once, our last
bargain sold SO quickly many people
were disa ppointed.
FRANK J. WACFSEWTC'Z
Home of the Best Home Bargains
Phone 1917. 15s State st. Ham. 81 ?
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FOR RENT room apt. east side All
nsodern conveniences. S.Ti50 Pc
month Cali Hammond 81. Woods
NIartfp a. f~o,1tpa1N
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FOR RENT room cot
tage, y. Barring, 81 blocks
from car line, modern In ev-
cry respect; W. Eschenbach
Phone Whiting 172-J. s--i
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WANTED-Auto saiesmen HaRnmond
auto Paint & Top Co., $50 Holman
st. Hammond 3:4:S
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AZ +. State st. Hammond
FOR sALE@Furniture including twin
steel beds. Phone 1329W Ham. 3:7:2
FOR SALE Reed go-cart, one gem
tleman's chifferobe 227 Detroit ST.
Hammond. 5:7:5
WILL AUCTION complete furnishings
tors and brooder chickens. cows. au-
tomobile. bicycle. small tools. guns.
etc. One-fourth mile west of Hanover
Center on Adeway at 10 a. m. March
18th. Carl Thomas 81
FOR SAIE-Dressers. chiffonier kit
chen cabinets. bookca ses. dining sets
library table. sewing machines. gas
ranges. heating stoves. combination
range gas plates. rockers. chairs, baby
buegies; baby beds; refrigerators; beds
and springs; bench wringer: and other
mrniture RI NJ. Walls. Moving and
Drawing. Furniture Bought. Sold and
Exchanged. 11S Fayette ST. Ham. S:7;4
FOR SA1E,-Reed baby buggy in good
condition. also high chair. Call 20s
Michigan ave Hammond 81
FOR SAI.E-A good American adding
machine price $50. 1904 Euclid ave.
Indiana Harbor. 3:-:z
FOR S.SLE-Cood cook stove, no. wa
ter. from reliable make reasonable.
Phone 1011-J Hammond. 81
For SALE--5 rooms Of furniture. 4S2G
Olcott ave, upstairs, East Chicago.
FOR SALF--Iousehold goods. reason
able leaving city. Call after r.
m. 1905 Todd ave, East Chicago. 81
FOR SALE-MRnure cinde~ and haul
ing Of all kinds, reasonable. Phone
1S9S-N Hammond. s:1;.
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FOR RENT-s modern apis. msn.
walk from Lion store. Phone 3309
80 l52nd st. Hammond. 81
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FOR SALE
s room house, close in. furnace heat,
so # lot. Price S3750. $3.50 cash.
room modern bungalow, 37l2 r.
lot, lawn. shrubbcry and shades Price
s4500 Furniture included. $1,000 cash
FOR further Information. phone 220S
Hammond n Heclxier. arg
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70 RRENT-6 room house. complete.
1884 Garfield St Call at residence
or phone 1602-M-1 Hobart, D. L. Young.
sc 3
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FOR RENT-Seven room house, mod
ern except heat 312 Truman blvd.
CAL 1219-W Hammond. 81 .
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For RENT

FOR RENT--Business place, "a room
hotel kitchen, dining room, also soft
drink place and bowling alley. down
stairs. All or part, good location, 502
l48th St East Chicago S;4:2
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FOR RENT-4 room cottage. "a Dou
glas "a Inquire 81 Douglas street.
4 ~, 3.I.l
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FOR RENT--Four room bungalow 677
FORSYTH ave. West Hammond. S:6:z
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FOR SAILS room house. bath, at
56s Indiana ave. Price $1,000 Phone
lS9l-W Hammond. 3:7:3
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FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT FURNISHED

FOR RENT-FOrnished rooms for light
hskpg. Inquire at 510 Ingraham ave.
West Hammond or phone 705 Ham. as g
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FOR Rents room apt. iO66 RoN
ave Apply g. III. Provanc>~s. 1887
Wallace Road. phone 4232-M Ham
r1ond 3:7:1t
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NOTICE

Dated February u. 1922 : 2.27:a:71
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NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF REsoLU
TION NO. SSS
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FOR RENT-Garage % Carroll 5
Phone 970-M Hammond 3
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Four room furnished cottage, a block
from car line. Mrs. w. J. A. Mols-
berger. 500 Columbia ave. phone 1922
Hammond. 1852
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
New York Bonds
(The Bee is the only Omaha
newspaper which publishes the OF.
fetal close OF the New York Stock
exchange bonds)

New York, April is,--ilbsrly issues
were the dominant features OF today's
bond market, practically all Of that ss-
ter.
Final prices for this entire group
showed gains ana in several Instances
closing quotations were at the days
Highest quotations,
Total sales of all classes OF bonds were
sss,bss,ooo par value, and of this amount.
The largest Of any day SO far this year,
hlsntst 30 per cent was contributed by
iheft, and Victory issues,
Strength Of foreign exchanges. ssrseiai-
~ tho British rate. rsertsd n favorable
lnfluenee upon United Kingdom and Dom.
lnion OF Canada issues. The Paris.Lyons.
Mediterranean Railway Is recently floated
here. also czeeho-siosakia Is and Cuban.
south American. Mexican and japanese
bonds were among the many interna ton
ais TO show marked strength.
Almost every class OF domestic rails.
especially convertible, refundinx and de-
hsntuf. issues, Joined In the general
strength OF the bond list. many gaining
! TO points and even more.
The Province OF ontario per cent u.s.
100000 bonds, offered by an American
banking syndicate. found immediate sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13

New York. April 12-Quiet reigned in
the cotton market again today. and the
list was little changed at the end OF a
session Of narrow price movements. The
market opened l to points net lower
under pressure from Wall street. spot
houses and the south. but after the call
came back on a level with last nights
close The undertone continued steady,
with trading light and featureless
throughout the morning. Business turned
more active as the session progressed.
but much of the business represented
professional give and take by commission
houses May was off points at the
close and December was points net
lower. with the rest of the list unchanged.
Spot was quiet. 10 points decline, 1880
for middling upland.
Southern spot markets. Galveston,
1890, unchanged; New Orleans, 49, soc.
Augusta. 1S.75c. unchanged: Memphis,
lie, unchanged; Houston. 1715c, un-
changed; Little Rock 1850, unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13

The Nebraska Power company has
announced an offering Of cumulative
preferred stock for purchase on q
plan which permits the investment OF
sums as small as $40 a month, The
stock carries per cent dividend
and is priced at SOS share. plus
accrued dividend. Purchasers are al
lowed TO withdraw before compile
ton OF partial payments with the
refund OF their payments and inter-
es, a, o per cent Dividends arc pay
able quarterly.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
Kansas city livestock,

Kansas City, April l2.-Cattle-Keceipts
5000 head; beef steers, steady to lac
lower; top. heavy. $3.50: calves, weak tc
soc lower; bulk vealers to packers. $500
@750: packer top. $500: few to out
siders. $s.50@aoo: others. steady; cows,
S55006.25: heifers, 36.50G7.50: Gamers
and cutters, $s.756+50: bulls. $4,000 100.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market
opened slow; closed. active; packers and
shippers paying $1o.5o for best; general
" steady to sc lower: bulk 120 to Ito
3s.006s.25: pigs. steady to 10c higher;
bulk, $1o.0oG1o.25: best. 31o.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; killing
classes, generally steady; shorn Texas
wethers, 1855; yearlngs, $12.oo: lambs.
tls.75; three loads prime Colorado wooled
hmbs, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
N>w York C0ffee.

New York, April 1.-THE Market for
coffee futures showed increased strength
today, with all deliveries making new
high records for the season on the con-
tinued firmness Of Brazil and covering by
near months shorts. who seemed appre-
hensiye that very little coffee would be
delivered on contract next month. The
market opened at an advance Of II to II
points and sold Is to 20 points net high
er. May advancing to 10.14c: July to 10000
and September to s.75c. These prices at
tracted some realizing In July and later
deliveries. causing reactions OF or s
points from the best, with the market
closing IL to II points net higher, or at
about the opening figures. Sales. includ-
ing exchanges. were estimated at about
~, 600 bags May, 1o11c; July. s.96c; Sep
tember. s.72c: October s70c; December,
s.66c: January and March, 9.64c.
Spot Coffee-Firm but quiet; Rio Is,
10Hc; Santos As 14h 614&c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
New York General.

New York, April 12.-Wheat-Spot, easy;
No. red and No. ? hard, $1,Ah; No.
Manitoba, 31.54, and No. 2 mixed dur.
um, $l.37h. c. l. t., track, New York,
to arrive.
Corn--Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow snd
No. white. 7sAc. and No. mixed.
75&c. c. !. T., New York.. all rail:
Oats-Spot, barely steady; No. white,
4Shc.
Hay-Firm; No. l, ssoso@s2.ou; No
2, $2s.00@ 5000; No. 3. $26.009:S.00;
shipping. $24.00@2S.o0.
Lard-Easy; middlewest, $11.1001T?0
Other Articles-Unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
Chicago Potatoes,

Chicago, April 12.-Potatoes-Firm: re-
ceipts A cars: total U. s. shipments. 619;
Wisconsin sacked round whites, 1850
165 cwt: Minnesota sacked round whites,
$1.35 cwt.; Nebraska sacked round whites,
$1.5S cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals. xL6V@
1.65 cwt: Idaho sacked Russets. $L7O@
1so; Colorado sacked Brown Beauties,
$1.7o: new~stock market weak; Florida
double barrels No. l, $s.50QS.oO;
No 2 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
gioux Citv Jjxe Stock.

Sioux City. Ia. April 1e.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 head: market steady.r fed
steers and yearlings, S7o0fs.25: warmed
mp steers and yeariings. Ss.ooG7.o0: fat
cows and heifers, $4,000 7.50: Gamers.
sesoas.7s: yeals. sS.ooR1e.0o: feeders,
5000 zee; calves. sA5067.75; feeding
COWS and heifers, s3.so65.75; stockers,
35e061.s0.
Hoss-Receipts. $500 head: butchers.
1eie61e.3o: market steady to weak
lights. $1o.3s: heavy mixed. 1915 61o. 90:
heavy packers. $e.eoGs.ss: native pigs.
sic 50: . tags, $500: bulk Of sales. sio.1o
G1e.s5.
Sheen and Lsmbs-Receipts, 100 head;
market steades
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
HIDES AND WOOL


Savannah, Ca, April 12.-Turpentne-
Firm. 79@79kc; sales, 143 bbls. receipts.
III bbls. shipments bbls. stock, 1857
bbs.
Rosin--Firm: sales. 127 casks: receipts.
59,237 casks.
Quote-B D.. s4o5Q41o; F., s4o5: F.,
A.15: O., $4.07@415; l., $4.o7@417h;
K. S412k NJ, $3.50: N. A.soQ5.10;
VIC, $6.50@5.60: WV, $5.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
New York Dry Goods,

New York, April 12.-Working shirt
chambrais were reduced l cent yard
today by one OF the largest producers.
Printed percales, cretonnes and crepes
were active. Unfinished cottons were
quiet quiet yarns barely steady. Mems
wear plaid black coatings are being ad-
vanced in prices and selling agents for
mems wear mills predict higher wool
goods prices. Silks were quiet. Staple
goods were dull while some OF the fancy
and fine goods were in moderate demand.
Burlaps were quiet and unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
st. joseph Livestock.

st. Joseph, Mo-, April 1a.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; market. steady to &c
lower; top, 5000; bulk. 1920 1885.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; market,
steady to 10c lower; steers, $6.75@s.5O;
cows and heifers, $4500S.50; calves, $500
@750.
Sheep and Lambs-Recetpts, 2,so0 head:
market, steady to 25c lower; lambs, 1880
Gl5.60; ewes, $9.25@10.00
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
New York Sugar.

New York. April 12.-There was no
change in the local raw sugar situation.
Nearby sugars were neglected and nomi-
nal Late April Cubas were quoted at
for centrifugal with May shipment at
2iic, cost and freight. equal to 4.1lc.
There were sales Of $4,000 bags of Cubas,
April leading. and 10000 bags for May
clearance at quoted prices to operators.
The raw sugar futures market was
steady early. but after showing advances
of ! to points on renewed buying for
outside account. prices cased off under
realizing. Final quotations were points
lower to ? net higher. May, 2.52c; July,
e.72c; September, 2.s0c: December, 2.s5c.
There were no changes in refined sugar
with fine granulated listed at 5.25c to
s.5oc. with business only Of moderate
proportions.
s There were no transactions in refined
futures. Closing: May, 5.s5c; July,
6.10c; September. 6.25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
t, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES MIcHAELS.


Chicago. ILL.,. April ie,-seat,sFsd
liquidation was on ia May wheat,
While il was ! S-s higher IN the
early trading, the finish Was al a
net loss OF Use. The deferred de-
llyefies were up i-iMj-se, due 10 the
crop damage talk, May corn fin
ished lie lower, The deferred iu'
tures were i-se oil, while oats were
i.iaJ-se lower, and rye i-4@7-se
higher.
Whea, bulls had an inning IN the
early trading. Prices AZ the top
showed | i.seDli S.se over the close
Of the previous day. A majority OF
the local element were short over
night and covered freely on the
strength in Liverpool. which was up
i.sMl-sc and Oh the estimate for
smaller Argentine exports. The lat
ter were 100000 bushels against
60se 900 bushels the previous week,
and 2,l0s00o bushels last year.
Crop Report. tnfs,orsbis.
tnfayofable crop reports from Kansas,
with the detailed government returns sgss
sssttns a yield OF aroun,i 100. 900, ,oao bush
Ns.,s. ha,Vs., sI,b 81 ,sr san, ara pasnra
s,,s.ss inanssd bu,Ins al IN, nrw s,op
asiies,is. ia ,ss buIss houss. sith
eastern connections, sold the May. A ma.
49, ,'a.i,ia, 80 ,aag ,bs hss, ,ias a
issL ~ .nnna,, IsVsIonins in me Msy on
,sa ..y sss.n .na =, ,bs tsst N ws, oniy
,"s. az ,bs i,hs H. sms lies, spread
- IA
sn.,, dsn,,s wa, said "a bs limited.
80, IT,, - -. 80. xs,s given a.
sbn aSh "a .an ana hu.h.i. ns,tty Mani.
,ah.. .nd u,a,r.,oed 10 he for nearby
sspa,.a s,i,I,ns demand 4, M. south.
-, .sa.s i,n,oyemanf
rs.sa IN ra,n .na oat, WA, mainly of
T .,ss,,. S.,,h ,oms tioulastion
=. ia usv 90, which finished a. q under
~ !" Whu" ss, wss,bsr Continues
o.ss ,he 80, ~, ys,nss shInninr demand
psnains ,s,y .iow with saiss OF 40 900
sana,. ,a .nI % ooo husbsl. oats ne.
esi,,s ,sa cs,. corn and 81 cars oats
r,it ~ pu.sia being a buyer in this
.o,,sta - hnStny hy hou.e. with sea.
country, anu ouy,hs a. n'' ,norn ae,ixe
poaIu Th. .sis -, 200 ooo bushels re-
n.".nu.hy c.rro worked
,I' Wa,,,a.t ,hs nrsyiau. d.y
''' "o"''' w.
TV S"tss'
"The outstanding features in provisions
the last week were the strength in meats
because OF an improved cash demand and
lower price for lard mainly dus 10 bedg-
ing by packers, while stock. OF lard con-
way.' said A proylsions broker.
Winter wheat rye. grasses. alfalfa and
clover wIntered we'll in spite Of the de-
ficIency Of moisture and snow cover dur
,ns m,;cS ~ ,he winter rcports chsrIe,
n pn.s d,ractar ~ ths ioxa weather and
ron ,srvice IN his firs, weekly report Of
the wear
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13

Easier; high, AZ per cent; low, per
cent; ruling rate. AZ per cent; closing
bid. az per cent; offered at per cent;
last loan, per cent; time leans. steady;
so-day. Az per cent; s6-day. ~ per cent;
months, A per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-4h OAK per