Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 April 1917 — Page 9

MONDAY, APRm~9H»j*7.

NEWS OF THE STOCK MARKET.

NEW ViORK, April 9.—The week in the stock' market opened with an absence of the unsettling influences which provoked last Saturday's heavy liquidation, although the irregular trend of prices suggested further caution. Munitions and equipments were higher by 1 t6 2 points and United States Steel also responded to an extensive demand with metals, Mexican Petroleum, shippings and some of the moors. Coalei-s featured the railway group and Ohio Gas more than recovered last Saturday's sejjpack, rising 6 points. Recessions of 1 to 2 points were made by Texas Company, American Tobacco, Cuban American Sugar and Sloss-tfheffield Steel.

Over one-third of lie first hour's trading was in United States Steel, that ratio bein.g materially reduced later. '.Heel made an extreme gain of 1% points, with 1 for Nova Scotia Steel and 4 for New Bethlehem Steel, while Driggs-Sea'oury, a minor munition issue, rose 3 points.' Shippings, metals, sugars and numerous war contract or supply stocks were 1 to 4 points over last week's linal prices. Union Pacific and New York Central were added to the strong rails,, but elsewhere in that quarter increasing heaviness was shown. Dealings in international bonds were .unusually extensive.

M'-.W YORK STOCK SAM

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American Beet Sugar Ar.ierican Can V,.'. American'Car and Fc-undry ... Ameiu.ir. locomotive amiericin Smelting and Uefir.l j.American Sugar Refining ... Amcr.can Tel. and Tel

Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Pressed Steel Car llay Consolidated Copper Reading v ,* Republic Iron and Steel Southern Pacific .Southern Railway iitudebaker Co Texas Co Union Pacific U. S. Industrial Alcohol United States Rubber United Stated Steel .... United States Steel pfd Utah Copjuer Wabash pfd. B. Western Union Westinghouae Electric Columbia Gas and Elec.

.4 9Vjfc ... 451/4 .'. 6ft 6 6 ng 98% .111 .124 .. 31% 794s .H-lVi .104 .. 55% .- 761,s ...136 43 2 I '/a 156 87 .. 57% .. 7f-Vi .. 47 .. 545, .. 47 .. 23% 'j3 VL- ... 44% .. 32 26% .U2 113

American Zinc, .Lead and S. .. Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Gulf and W. I Uald'jvif Locomotive i B.'.Himore and Ohio Bi-thlohem Steel ............. I'.utte ard Superior Copper ... California P-itrolwum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Chi- atvo. Mil. and St Paul .... i"hii- njo. R. 1. and I'iic. lty. C'tls. Chino Copper Colorado Ktiel and Iron Corn Products Ci'.iciMe Steel Cuba Cane Sugar', 1 envi and Rio Grande pfu. I'. rie lift ral Electric iiienl Motors Goodrich Co. *. Groat Northern piu Groat Northern Ore Ctfs Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Irt.M. Harvester, N. Int Mer. Marine Int. Mer. Marine pfd Inter. Nickel Inter. Paper Kansas City Southern Ivennecott Copper Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Louisville and Nashville Maxwell Motor Co Mexican Petroleum Miami Copyer Missouri Pacific New York Central N Y., N. H. and Hartford

CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO.. Ajiril S».—Butter Higher, creamery, 38@44c. T'ggP—Lower receipts, 14,307 cases first: S0(-«-31c ordinary firsts, ?86j.'29c at mark, cases included, 2S©31c.

Potatoes—{(lsher receipts, 3S cars Irlan», Colorado, Orepon and Washingten, $2 [email protected] Wisconsin and Michigan S2.75((/l2.85.

Poultry—Alive, steady fowls, 23%c: springs, 23c.

NEW YOHK PllOOUCE.

NEW "*Okk, April Butter—Firm

16Egg3—^eak

receipts, 81,429 stor

age pacKed firsts, 33c. Firsts, 31 Dressed poultry—Firm chit-kens, 31 iff 29c. fowls, 19@26c turkeys, 18@23c.

SEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, April 9.—Raw sugar— fitronR, centrifugal, 6.05c molasses,

5 17

-, refined, firn., 25 points higher: cut lriaf, 8.60 crushed, R.50c: rri-uld A 3 00c cubes, 8.00c X3vXX powdered, 7 6".c- powdered, 7.60c fine granulated 7.50c: diamond A, 7.60c confectioners A, 7.40c No. 1, 7.35c. •.futures, strong.

NEW YORK FLl'lR.

NEW TORK. April 9.—Flour, strong print patents, *10.40@10.(5 winter patents:, $10.05® 10.60 winter straights, 19.65^9.9* Kansas straights, ?10.40@ 10.65.

SEW YORK COTTON.

Nt!\V YORK, April 9.—Cotton futures closed unsettled. May, $20.50 July? $20.32 Oct., $15.13 Dec.. $19.13 Jan., $19.20.

LIMITED LICENSE" UNLAWFUL.

WASHINGTON, April 9—Determining important questions regarding control by patentees of retail prices of their products, the supreme court today pronounced unlawful the "limited license" plan under which Victor Talking Machine, company and many other products are distributed.

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INDIANAPOLIS II STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 9. Hogs— Receipts, 900 head cattle, 800 head calve --, 350 head, sheep, 50 head s Prime com fed 1,300 lbs. and up $11 60©12 3ft Uood to choice, 1,300 lbs. and up 11 00® 11 50 Good to choice, 1,150 to 1,250 Iba Good to choice, 800 to 1,100 lbs Common to medium, 1,300 lbs and up Common to medium, 1,100 to 1,250 lb* Corrmon to medium, 800 to 1,100 lbs Good to choice yearllngrs.

10 50011 25 9 50®1C 50 10 50gll 00

HEIFERS AND COWS— Gf. od to choice hellers .. Z 9 60 Fair to medium Common to fail* lights Good to choice eows Fair to medium cows Canners'an* cutters ..

BULLS—

Good to prime export ...} 8 50 Good to choice butchers.. 8 00 Common to fair 6 604?

CALVES— Common to best veal....$ 9 00@13 lo Common to test heavy •. S 00@10 50

STACKERS AND HEIFERS— Uood to choice steers, i'00 lba and up $ 8 00® 9 00 Common to fair, 700 lbs. and up Good to choice, under 700 lbs Common to fair, 70-) lbs... 6 Medium to good feeding cows 6 Stock calves 7

HOGS—

LAMBS

7 00® 8 00

Good to best common to medium .... Spring lambs Rucks Breeding ewes

.. 53% .UUi 31. .lfe-l'A 56y4 ... n 0 ... 30% .. !S4 41% ... 38 ... 21 .. 43% 81 .-. 64 .125% 53 .. 851/4 41% .. 2 S '4g .-93% .:. 43% .. .128% .102% .. 52-74 .. 75 ... 29%. .. It31/4 ... 78% .. 93% ... 27* ... 94% ...211 .. .134-?'* ...115 ...56 ...110% ...117% ...110% ... 24% ... 95% ...48 ... 41

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Best heavies, 209 lbs. and up $16 00@16 25 Medium and mixed Hi »0fg'!6 l'J Good tf choice lights ... 16 00(^)16 05 Common to medium lights 14 50 Best pigs 13 75 Roughs'" 14 75 Lights 10 00 Hulk of sales 16 00

SHEEP—

16 00 14 50 15 50 13 sO 16 05

Good to best $14 00@15 25 Gona to common 6 00i i 75 Common to medium ...... 6 00® 'd 25 Jood to choice ye&vHngb. 7 E0@ 8 Q0 Good to medium yea*1 lings

7 25

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EAST Bl'FFALO I.1VE STOCK. EAST BUFFALO, N. Y„ April Ca'tle—Receipts, 3.0H0, ai-tive and highi-r. Shipping stecis, $9.50%13.00: butchers, $8.01(5)12.00 heifers, |7.00$i 11.00 cows, [email protected] bulls. $6.0(»@ 30.0) fresh cows and springers, active ancl steady, $50.n0@,115.00.

Veals—Receipts, 1,800 active, $5.00 f?) 1*).5C Ho*?—Receipts. 800: active and strong heavy ancl mixed, $16.35i&i 36.40 yorkcrb, [email protected], light yorkcrs, .'$li [email protected], pigs, $14.50.

Sheep—Receipts, 6,000, activi-.* lambs slow Lsmljs, $%2.( 0

$11.00@ 14.75.

1.5.25 yearlings,

CHICAGO I.IVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April 9.—Hogs Receipts 33,000 slow, 15c to 20c above Saturday's average bulk, $15,[email protected] light $15.25 @16.05 mixed, ,$16.50016.15 heavy, [email protected] rough, $15.45© 15.60 pigs, [email protected].

Cattle—Receipts, 16,000 strong cattle, [email protected] stockers and feeders, [email protected] cows and heifers, ?5.75@ 11.10 calves, [email protected]

Sheep—Receipts )5,p00 stroner wethers, [email protected] lambs. [email protected].

PITTSIII'RGH I.IVE STOCK. PITTSBURGH, April 9.—Cattle—Receipts, 2,000, 25c higher steers, $15.75 @12.i)0' heifers, |9.50(§ili'.5'). tows, $7.7S §)9.25. ilofis—Receipts. 6,000 15c higher heavies, $16.35@16 40 heavy yorlters, $16.00016.25 light yoikers, $15.00® 15.50 pisjs, [email protected].

Sheep—Receipts, 2,000, steady t.op sneop. $]0.50 top lambs. $12.75. Calves—Receipts, l,l00 lower top. $14.25.

LIVE STOCK.

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sr. Louis. 11.50C, hig.i pigp, $10.50@15 ers, $15.50 @16.15 bulk. $15,55 @16.10.

heavy, $16.O50!16.15

Cattle—-R e e i pts, 3,500 higher fteers, [email protected] yearling steers and heifers, $8.50 @12.00 cows, $6.00 10.25.

Sheep—Receipts, 1,500 strong lambs. [email protected].

RECORDS ADDRESSES BOYS.

If They Are to Serve, Would Have Them Join Local Company. Principal T. W. Records addressed a mass meeting of Garfield students on the war Monday afternoon, advisin them not to "hold themselves too cheaply and rush into something when carried away by enthusiasm."' He pointed out that if they enlisted in the regular army., they would be required to serve out their full term, while if they enlisted in one of the local companies they would be able to return to school when their serviced were no longer needed. This was the advisable course to pursue) he said, for those who desired to serve their country.

State Senator White was to have ad dressed the meeting on the new constitution but failed to appear.

EJECTED THE LANDLORD.

William White, owner of the White office building, appeared at the 'court house Monday afternoon and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Attorney P. B. May, an occupant of his building. White is said to have stated that he went to Mayls office to collect rent and was ejected by the attorney.

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WHEAT—

May 2.12 July 1.8S Sep. 1.76Vs i CORN— May 1.33 July 1.31% Sep. -, 1.30

2.15 2.05 2.07 2.1214 1.91% 1.82% 1.85 1.88 1.77 1.69% 1.70% 1.75

1.34% 1.2614 1-27 1.31% 1.34'i 1.26 1.27 1.31% 1.34 1/2 1.24 14 1.25% 1.29

OATS—

10 25@10 7b 8 50f? $ 60 9 00®10 50

May .66 9* July .6414 Sep .58 li

.67 .63% .65% .6214 59% -56%

PORK—

May 38.20 July 37.90 LARD— May 21.37 July 21.55 Sep. 21.75

6 1 6 6

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37.40 37.35

RIBS—

May 19.85 July 19.90

',7.40 37.15 37.35 3S.75

21.62 21.30 21.90 21.55 21.95 21.65

21.32 21.20 21.70 21.45 21.70 19.85 19.55 20.00 10.so

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICA&O, April 9.—Although wheat prices jumped to new high records today, the market was characterized by extreme flightiness, rather than strength. Sentiment was so uncertain and nervous that fluctuations at one time showed a range of nearly 5 cents within as many minutes. Opening prices, which ranged from l%c off to %c up, with" May at $2.10% to $2.12 and July at $1.87 to $1.88%, were followed by a swift general uptvwn to $2.15 for May and $1.91 for July, and then a sudden setback followed by a succession of wild changes inside the limit.3 named.

Corn proved even more erratic than wheat. After opening unchanged to l%c higher, prices in some fcases showed jumps of nearly 5c above Saturday's finish.

Oats were fairly active, but were weak as compared with ocher cereal*. New high prices for, the season were obtained by provisions.

BILLY SUNDAY REASONABLE.

Only Wants Expenses 'for His Gimcracks in New York. NEW YOHK, April 9.—New York don't know whether to laugh with Billy Sunday," or take him seriously. He opened "the great movement oh New York" yesterday afternoon and 20,000 people watched him. Some few underwent the religious throes Billy wriggled through. Most of them, however, observed Billy's gyrations with amusement.

They listened while he. assailed his foes, ar^d as he told them he was not going to taike one cent for himself. "Every cent you give me I shall divide equally between the Y. M. C. A. working among the soldiers and the American Red Cross, after I have deducted my actual expenses," he declared.

Sunday roared, anathemas upon the head of Satan while sprawled upon his hands and knees. He shouted his disgust at £.11 appendages of evil while clingipg to his pulpit like an acrobat to his trapeze. He took off and put on his coat seven times.

He paced and ran the length of the platform, calling down in a furore of resignation the spirit, the love, the guidance, and the protection of the Master.

He laid out upon the "watery eyed, red nosed, whisky soaked, mushy brained, foul bodied, God-forsaken" liquor interests with a fury that amounted to a challenge to fight it out with bare fists.

Thousands who arrived after 1:30 were turned away.

PUT GERMANS AT GARDENING.

ATLANTA, Ga., April 9.—Sailors of the German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm, interned at Port McPherson here, will be put to work raising vegetables as soon as arrangements can be completed, it was announced authoritatively today. The plan is said to be in line with the government's campaign for increased food crops.'

LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RKNE.W RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens and voters of Teire Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana, and to tho ci.tlsons of Harrison township, in said county and state, that the undersigned will apply to the board of commissioneis 01 Vigo county. Indiana, at their legular May term, 1917,. for the renewal of the retail liquor license, granted and now held by him, to sell at retail spirituous, vinous and mala liquors, with the privilege of allowing th* same to be drank on the following, described pr'-niise? to-wit-

On the ground floor of the two-story brick building, known as 124 North Second street, in the front room, said room being 17x50 feet, fronting on Second street, losated on 30 feet. on the south side of lot 180, original town, nov city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, yigo county, Indiana.

Pool table and restaurant in connection. GEORGE F. TURNER.

NOTICK OF INTENTION TO RENEW RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens and voters of Terre Haute, Harbison township, Vigo county, Indiana, and to the citizens and voters of Harrison township, in said county and state, that the undersigned will apply to the board of commissioners, of Vigo county. Indiana, at their egtilar May term, 1.917, for the lencwal of the retail liquor Vfcense, granted and now held by him, to sctI at retail spirituous, vinous and malt liquors, with the privilege of allowing tho siame to be drank on the following described premises, to-wit:

On tho ground floor of the two-story brick building, known a.« S30 Wabash avenue-, in the front room, said room being 18x57 feet fronting ott Wabash {.venue, locate:! on lot No. 78, Rose'-? addition, in Terre Haute, Harrison -(.ownship. Vigo county, state of Indiana.

Rehtauiant and pool table in connection. DAVID RYDER.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RENEW RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens and voters of Tecumseh, Fayetto township, Vigo county, Indiana, and to the citizens of Fayette township, in said county and state, that the undersigned will apply to the board of commissioners of Vigo county, Indiana, at their regular May term, 191,7, for renewal of license to sell at retail spirituous, vinous and malt liquora with the privilege of allowing the same to t-e drank on the following described premises, to-wit:

On the ground fioor of the two-dtory frame building, in the front room, said room being 21x54 feet fronting on a public highway, located In the town of Tecumseh, Fayette township, Vigo county, state of, Indiana, with privilege of 'hotel 2 pannection. 14.1 !AJR WRIGHT,

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Episode No. 1—Entitled

"The Girl inNumber7

This new PatHe feature serial is considered as the best ever produced by the "House of rials," being the first one to be adopted from a novel written by Gilson Willets.

Mollie King, one of the most beautiful of the youngest stars, plays the leading role, Supported by Leon Bary, known as "Sebastian," in the "Shielding Shadow."

The first episode will be shown today and tomorrow, and the succeeding chapters every Tuesday.

The story will appear in The Terre Haute Star every Sunday, each installment complete.

EASTER AT FIRST M. E.

Reading .and Singing on Program and Church is Decorated. Elaborate Easter services were held at the First Methodist church during the Sunday school hour Sunday morrfing. Mrs. E. A. Sudbrink read a story of the crucifixion, during which intermediate girls sang and the church choir furnished a tart of the program. Five hundred persons were present and a collection of $300 taken.

Very suggestive of the Easter season, decorations were arranged throughout the church. Easter lilies and palms were arranged about the chancel while baskets of sweet peas and butterflies were suspended from the choir loft. A cross of white and greenery was stationed in the loft.

Mrs. C. W. Otis had charge of a beautiful Easter cantata presented for the evening service at the church.

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LEGAL NOTICES. Nt»TIOO TO BIDDERS.

N'otiee is hereby given that until 2 O'CIOL-IC, r.i., of Monday, April 30, 1!' ", the board of trustees of the s.-hi'C-l city of Terre j.laute, Indiana, will, at the office of saicl board, receive scaled bids for the construction of and the several installations in a ne*v school building and boiler house on Ninth and Lincoln streets, Torro Haute, Indlanh., to lie known a3 the Sarah Scott school, in accordance witl. the drawings and specifications and general conditions of the contract prepared by Johnson & Milk'!,, uronitects. which documents will be ready for bidders at th-* office of the architects, 105 South Seventh street, Terre Haute, Indiana, ami on file at the office of the board of school trustees in Terre Haute, on and after Monday, April 1!17.

Said buildings are to be of fireproof construction witn brick and tjlc walls :inrl pai titions, reinforced concrete floors, and stone trim. 'flu hi-atlng systsm will be directindirect supplied from high pressure loilerh-, The electric current and wat':r will be obtained from the respective Terre Haute ss'.vice companies.

Proposals to be entitled to consideration niibt bo made in accordance with thu following instructions: (a) Proposals shall be made according to Form 10 as prescribed by the stale hoard, of accounts of Indiana, and shell be delivered enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed to Mr. John R. Hardness pri-sidei.e, markod "Piviposal" and bearing the title of the work and the r,an e of the bidder (b) All signatures shall be ir. lonehand: all blank spaces fully filled in and the completed form shall l.e witncut interlineations, alteration or erasure. (e) Proposals will le considered j-ini»ly or in combination cn the following branches of work' (3) General CorstruHton and Electric work- C!i Stean H-iaiing (31 Plumbing. It is 'he intention to have all of the work include! in not to exceed three sepa rate contracts, though proposals covorius ail construction work and instillatn.ns as a si'.gle contiact will be con^id red. (d Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check in a sum equal to two per cent (2 per cent) of the amount of the proposal payable to Charles 'Jvistmeyer, treasurer, in acordance with the :onJrtiomj included in the proposal form.

The standard terms -.-.f agreement and bond of the American Institute of Architects will be t.sed in completing the contract documents, the amount of the bond lequircd of the contractor to equal the full amount of tlie contract pi ice.

Before submitting a proposal, bidders should carefully examine the drawings and speclficationu, vitit the building site, fully inform theijise'.ves as to all existing conditions and limitations, and shall, include in the proposal a sum tc iiaver the cost of all items contemplated by the contract.

The competency and responsibility of bidders and of their pi'-'P^^ed sub contractors will be considered In making, the award. The hoard of trustees does not obligate itself to accept the lo^\ est or any other bid submitted.

A deposit of Fifteen Dollars C$15.00) will he required of prospective bidders for each set of general construction g,nd wiring, drawings and specifk-a-lions and each s- of plumbing and heating, drawings and specifications taken frdin the architects' office, which amount will be refunded in full unon tho return of the drawings and specifications omplete. and in good order t- the office of the architects.

Requests from sub-contractors for drawings and specifications should be made to bidders on the major contracts, as th architect di.es not undertake to furnish drawings and specifications to sub-bidd ,rs

By orer of the board of trustees. GEO. w. GREENLEAF, Secretary. NOTICE TO HEIRS, ETC. In tl.e matter of the estate of Laura

Jcyner, deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court, Februirv term, 1917.

Notice is hereby f.iven that David Jenkins as administrator of the estate of Laura Joyner, deceased.* has presented ancl filed his account and vouchers in fir.al si-tilement of i^nicl estate, and that tlVc =une will uj. for- ex imlnation and action of said Circuit Court, on o.t,. 1.1 .m., 1:17, at which zi:ne all heirs, cioditors

legatees of ®ud estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not t:e approved.-

Witness, the Cleik and Seal of said Vig« Circuit Court, at Terre Haute, Indiana, this 7th day of April, 1917 (SEAL) JAMES i. FAGAN, Clerk. STIA1SON, STIMSON & DAVIS. Attys.

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SEED POTATOES. If you want the best seed* .stock in the city be sure aiidijl see the potatoes .out of this ear. Early Ohio bushier ......$3.25 Early Rose, bushel ..... .$3*25' Early Six Weeks $3.50 Irish Cobblers ......... ,$3.50 Blue Grass Seed, lb 25c

GERMAN OILL PICKLES, Large, solid,, crisp stock. Regular price, dozen 25c sale price, dozen ...... 19c

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People Borrow From Us Because

We do as we agree. We deal courteously. We maintain privacy. We give good service at 'low rates.

We will loan you from $10.00 to $150.06 on Household Godds, Pianos, Live Stock, etc.

INDIANA lOAN As

420'/2 WABASH AVENUE.Sefr New phone 1560,

Eagle Loan Cgp

30% SOUTH SEVENTH ST. BOTH PHONES 166 fg* We loan on household goods, live stock.

VORD TRY A TRIBUNE WANT