The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 2

MONDAY, MAY 15,1915 THE SANDUSKY STAR JOURNAL ..1 Pally Msurkeft LOCAL-Grain and Live Stock-WALL STREET MARKET'S UPWARD TURN WAS PUZZLE NBW YORK, May 35--The New York Sun financial review today said: To what extent, If any, the sharp turn In security prices today was a flection of Saturday's remarkable de-" monstratlon tor preparedness is dlffl- cult to say, but there was a disposition I In financial circles to attribute an fluence to the impressive spectacle. And the argument is not without plausibility, for off and on for a year or more certain influential traders have maintained that the country's pitiful weakness served as a special restraining influence among investors. Tt can scarcely be said that there was any very pronounced enlargement of public participation today that, the dealings appeared to be largely professional. But speculative sentiment was muoh more hopefully inclined than for many weeks past. Activity.centered largelv upon motor stocks and specialties at the outset but the railway Issues and particular (Reading, Canadian Pacific and Ntoifollc VPfeatern were strong.

As the session progressed activity increased and the trading broadened materially. I United States Steel opened fractional- ly higher but was not conspicuous un' til the early session was advanced, when was taken Into hand and advanced rapidly under active profes- buying. The upturn in the 'market leader was the signal for nawed energy in which pretty much i ths entire list participated. WHEAT MARKET DOWN WITH BULLS ACTIVE CHICAGO. May 1--The wheat market was down today, despite actlivty of bulls who rallied the market after early declines with heavy buying A strong bearish movement and favorable weather reports offset the buying and prices continued to drop.

May wheat was off at July down at September down at Com developed a firm undertone at the opening but weakened as large offerings were thrown on the market. May was down at July down at 74; September down at 73. Oats, easy at the opening, was influenced by the weakness in other cereals and May and July futures were down. May was down at July down at September unchanged at Provisions were higher because of a strong hog market. Wheat-- Open High Low Close May July 116 73 Sept.

Corn-- Inly Sept Oats- May July Sept Pork-- Steel Stocks Up. NEW YORK, May 15--United States Steel led an advance on the stock exchange today advancing 1H and sell- Ing at at noon. Sales for the morning -were 247,000. shares. Of this 45,000 were Steel.

Crucible sold at I Reading at Mexican Pe- trolaum at Reports of an extra dividend dei eland at the July meeting sent Steel i to 8694, shortly after noon. At one o'clock 92,000 shares of steel had been traded in, of a total of 640,000 shares, all Mexican Petroleum sold at May July 24.00 23.80 24.30 23.85 24 00 24.05 23 75 23.75 (BaldWln touched Rails and motor and Crucible 84. stocks showed atronik.at ths opening of the market todajrwith munitions shares only slightly changed from Saturday's close. New York Central opened at 3.08, up Readng reached a new high of 91, up at the opening and picked up another in a few minutes. WHlye-Orerland jumped six points to 270 and Studebaker was up one point at 142 for the first sale.

Westinghouse was 63, up Crucl- lip and United States Steel up Mexican Petroleum was IWP and Marine preferred was strongest of the durlng thee morning uoiff' few sales trading in -91 without price reces- srinarket closed steady LIVE STOCK I STOCKYARD, ILL. CHICAGO, May 33,000 head. Market--6c to lOo higher. to Mixed and butchers, $7 80 good heavy, $10.05 to TOLJEDO GRAIN. TOLEDO, May prices: Wheat--Cash and May, July and September, Corn--Cash and May, July, September, Oats--Cash and May, 48c: July, September, Rye--Cash, Clover seed--Cash and October, December, $880.

Alsike--Prime, $9.00. Timothy--Cash, $3.60. Butter--Brick creamery, 30c; tub creamery, 29c. Eggs--Fancy selects, 23c; fresh 'candled, 22c. Hay--(No.

1 timothy, $22; No. 2 timothy, $19; light mixed, $21; No. 1 mixed, $21; No. 1 clover hay, $14; No. 2 clover, $13.

CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET. CHICAGO, May 15. Butter -Creamery extras, creamery firsts, to 2Sc; firsts, 27c to seconds, 26c to Eggs--Ordinaries, 19c to 19 firsts, to 21c. Cheese--Twins, to young Americas, to Live poultry--Fowls, 18c; ducks. 16c to 18c; geese, 12c to 13c; turkeys, 14c to 20c.

cmfw sh rdcmf cmf cmf PRODUCE MARKET. NEW YORK, May Market unsettled. Pork Market steady. Mess, $25.50 to $26 00 Lard --Market Quiet. Middle west spot, $13.10 to $13.20.

Sugar, raw--Market dull. Centrifugal, 96 test, $6.39 to mucovado, 89 test, $5.62 to $5.75. Refined--Market dull. Cut loaf, crushed, powdered, (TOURISTS TO RAID ALASKA; EUROPE'S BEAUTIFUL PLACES OUTDONE IN NORTH Gottlieb Fmuth, ft. 3M Vlae-st.

to suffering with brulata received early Sunday arming when knocked down by an automobile at Deeatur-at and Central-av. Dr. C. H. Men attended him.

The' driver of the machine conveyed the injured man to the offlce but failed to leave bla name. DECORATION DAT Will soon be here. Now Is the time to pay your last tribute to your loved ones. We have all kinds of Granite and Marble Monuments and Markers in stock. AH Polished Markers with raised Inscriptions, $9.00 and up, including setting.

Every piece of our work is guaranteed first class. We do not collect until the stone Is set and you are perfectly satisfied. The Memorial Monumental Works. So. Hancock and Perkins-av.

Balconl Props. 186T15. Groceries and Markets NOD-0-GEN Free to Farmers Nodogen Is a caltare of bacteria to Inoculate alfalfa seed BtklBg It snrc to grow and thrive. We sell tube roses, gUdloIa, canna and dahlia bulbs. I Best bulk garden seeds, bulk flower seeds.

All kinds of grass and cloTer seeds for lawn and faran onion acts, tomato and cabbage plants. FRANK E. DAVIS 154 Columbat ATMM BLEST BE THE TIE I THAT BINDS Yes and blessed be the meat that "alnt" tough. Try' ours-- it's as tender as you find it. -ij: GEO.

SPIER'S Camp Street. m-PHONE8-- 9M TOO LAfE TO CLASSIFY WANTED--A few high-grade machinists on fine light work; permanent positions with best of working conditions and highest wages are offered to steady and industrious men in open shops with modern equipment; located at Youngstown, trouble over; no war business. Address, stating experience and references, to Box No. 6, care Sandusky Star-Journal. 186-t3 WANTED--Girl or woman for gen- eral housework in the country; no I objections to woman with child; good home for right party.

Harr. 'Phcne Bloomingville 93-W. 186-t3 WANTED--Old false teeth. We pay high as $2.00 for full sets; don't matter if broken; 40 cents an ounce for old silver; send by mail. Western Metal Bloommgton, 111.

186-t2 i Up WrangeU Narrows. Wrangell, Alaska. 1 Shut off from Europe, thousands of tourists are planning to go to Alaska this summer. Railroads and steamship lines going in the direction cJ Alaska are making great pieparations for the heaviest traffic since the (old rash of 1898 and the years immediately succeeding. Tourists who k.ve been to Uncle Sam's farthest north possession declare the beauties of laska exceed anything to be found in Europe.

MINES WILL CLOSE CENTRAL, May the I exception of the Central Coal and lion mines here, practically all I mines in the western Kentucky coal I district operated by unioji laboi will i close tomorrow for an indefinite pe-1 riod because the mine workers failed accept the operators' terms. About! i.OOO men are affected. Members of the mine workers are confident an agreement will be reached soon. PROTEST DELAYED VOTE ON WANTED GIRLS For pleasant factory work THE MILLER RUBBER CO, Akron, 0, 186T2 (joodProVider is Good ProVidirtg won me jvxme I want you to meet my folks because they're well fed, well bred people. Mrs.

Good Provider is mighty particular about the foods we eat and I'm glad of it. This is the grocery shop I'm talking about-their prices are right. Strawberries 12c Per Qt. Today. to granulated, $7.65 to $7.75 $7.80.

CLEVELAND, May market changes today: Poultry--Broilers, 28 to 40 cents a jound. Appes, $1.75 to $3.50 a barrM. Potatoes, $1.00 to $1.10 a bushel. Butter, creamery extra. 35 to 36 to 36Hc: firsts, to Hoc: seconds, 32 to 32V4c; process extta, 28 The Dilgart Bittner temporary office, across the street from the fire, with The Talbot Chemical Co.

AH accounts should be paid Matter Is Recommitted Because of Expense to Which Members Object FOR SALE--Four H. P. vertical steam engine; everything complete and in first-claas order. Enquire H. W.

Vulcanizing Tire 133 Water St. 186-t3 GARLAND Hard Coal Stove for sale cheap, If sold at once. Practical- I ly new. Inquire at 426 Putnam-st. I 186T3 FRED SCHWEINFURTH Groceries and Home Bakery Cor.

Adams and Deoatur Bell Phones--72 and 206 Harrison Phone--72. SARATOGA, N. May 1 Pro- FURNISHED five-room cottage, mod- tets against increasing ths expense ern or ren during summer months. ol episcopal bishops of the "Methodist i (jood location. Inquire 804 Vine, Episcopal chuich and intimations by I corner Monroe 186-3t i a speakers betore the gencial I conterence a seveial bishops stationed in the United States do not require the assistance of uddihonal help today led to a recomittal ot the irport which had recommend- Until uniii fin- no- tice.

J10.20; rough heavy, $9.75 to to 29c; firsts, to 27c; faiily fancy light, $9.75 to pigs, $7 to to 26c; packing firsts, to $9.60. Cattle--Receipts, 14,000 head. Market--Strong to lOc higher. Beereg, to cows and heifers, $4.40 to stackers and feeders, $6 to Texans, $8.10 to calves, to $10.50. Sheep--(Receipts, 12,000 head.

Mar- ket--lOc higher. Native, $7.50 to western, $7.80 to lambs, $860 to western, $890 to 912.30. EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO, N.

March --Receipts, 3,800 head. to 40o" higher. Prime steers, $9 85 to (10.50; shipping steers, $9 to butcher grades, $7.75 to heifers, to cows, $3.50 to bulls, 45 to milch cows and springers, $30.00 1Q feeders, to 18.25. Calves--Receipts, 2,000 brad. Market--Steady.

Cull to choice, $5 to 911.50. ShoeP ana lambs--Receipts, lO.onn head. Market--25c hlghor. choice Iambs, $10.75 to cull to fair, to yearlings, $8 to SO 50; eheep $4 to $8 50. Hogs Receipts, bond Market 5c to lOc hiKhor Torkers, $10 to $1051; 0 7 5 to mixed, $1050 to hravy, J10.55 to roughs, J9.35 to stags, $6.50 to $7.

CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK. CLEVELAND, May cetpts market 5 to 10 conts higher; yorfcors, mixc-d and i i I10JO; pigs roughs $0 00, slags 17.00 25. Cattle--Receipts, 2 cars; inarkrt atrong; good to choice strcrs 10 10 butcher steers to good to choice heifers, $7 50 to 50: food to choice cows, $(573 10 fair to good cows, to jfi.75; to choice bulls, $7.00 to milchers $60 to $0. fiheep and lambs--Receipts 3 cars; firm; clips tops top $10 Calves--Receipts 50; market i fop $10.75. 22c; seconds, to ISc.

Eggs--Fresh gathered firsts, 21 seconds, 19o. LOCAL MARKETS FINANC JOURNAL 1 PRAISES LOCAL: BANK Money and Commerce, a banking financial journal published at has the following in its Oblo news: "Directors of the Citizens' Ranking Sandusky, declared the usual Mr cent dividend for the half year. stock has been on a 25 per cent Mr annum basis for many years. The Qtliena' Banking Co. IB one of the In this section.

It has $100.. capital, over 360.000 surplus and and over epositg." roadner driven by Dr. J. llan, collided with another at and WanhlnRton-st. running board of i ftiyMclaa'a car broken with a shattered Ml capit WHOLESALE BUTCVO drain and Bai.

(Quoted ty Gallagher Bros.) New wheat $1.17 New oats 42 to 45o New shelled corn 7So New ear corn, per 100 pounds 95e Straw $5 to Timothy nay owing to grade $10 to $15 Clovsr seed $10 to $12 WHOLESALE SELLING Pilnt 32V4 to 33c Prints, cubes 33c Elgir, solids 30Hc Dairy Strictly fresh 21c CheeM. Brick 18V' 2 York State Limbtirger 19c Cream 19c Block Swiss 250 Imported Swiss 40c Wisconsin Swiss 3Sc Ohio Swiss 28o STOCKS AND BONOS (Corrected frit tail I gh Low A a Copper H. 0 Co (J. Ry Co Erie Rj Co Or. Noi Ry Co.

Mis. Par, Rj Co N. Co 1'no. Co. Pcnu.

Rj Co Reading Kj Co Rok Isl Southern Pac. Ry Co 1'nion Pac. Co II. Rubber--Com U. Steel--Pfd St Paul Co Allis-Chalmcrs Crucible Mexican 1'etroloum California Petroleum Sales--U.

S. Steel 7 NEVER TOO OLD. CADIZ, Ohio, May is--Jnmes H. Patterson, 92, has jmt finished Betting one hundred fruit trees in his orchard. Now Patterson lane needi leveling and he says he will do it hlmftelf, before his new auto is shipped.

I A Goodman, tailor, who was absent from city for over a has returned. cd that seven bishops be elected, an increase ot two It was asserted that during the last four years the amount disbursed for episcrpal supervision exceeded the receipts of i and that the members of the church upon whom the expense directly falls, a instructed many of their twtos to oppose any move designed Students of the Sandu.sk public to increase the cost. This action de- schools learned Monday what el torts a probably until tomnrrrw the they would have to put lorth I first ballot for bishops, which had order to advance a grade In June. foppn expected today. Grade cards were distributed in all Until the conference se'tles def- grades for the last time before tho initely the number to be chosen, no final records are made known next vote ran be taken.

Although the month. I conference lecommitted the report lit lerommendations, the desire PATERSON, N. is just as expressed in many speeches that darned disappointment after another, the number will probably be five, liere. Orders today required Pater-j This result in the elimination son's telephone operators to disobey of Pittsburg, a and Detroit. fashion dictates and wear skirts long as episcopate areas, which it was to conceal ankles i the WANTED--Good girl for general housework; good wages; no washing or ironing; small family of three.

Inquire mornings or evenings after 8, at 336 E. Adams-st. Bell 'Phone 940-R. 186-13 FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished sleeping rooms; use of telephone; all conveniences; terms reasonable. 603 E.

Washington-st. Bell 'phone 118-L. 18613 A FEMALE BOSTON TOY BIULL, Friday evening; has white neck and feet. Finder return to 618 W. Wash- mgton-st and receive reward.

186-3t WANTED--Truckman. Inquire at Big Four Ry. freight house on dock, between Fulton and Law- rence-sts. 185-to FOR SALE--A refrigerator, good as new. Inquire at 1321 or call Bell 'phone 1068-W.

186-t3 14 Bbl. good Spring Wheat Flour 11 Ib. can fiumford's Baking Powder Onion ets-- i 4 Ibs I Pickled Figs Feet, I Ibo Ibs. Bulk Rolled Oats 3 Ibs. Balk Coffee 3 large bottles Ammonia Early Ohio Seed Potatoes, bsshe! 10 rolls Toilet Paper 4 Ibs.

Ginger Snaps $1.49 19c 25c 25c 25c SCHWEINFURTH BROS. Cor. Hayes and Columbus Ares. SPECIALS; Good Potatoes, per bn. $1.00 Good Early Ohio Seed Potatoes, per bu vl.l/U Green Onions, 8 bunches Se Extra Fey.

Klondike Strawberries. Perfection Flour, per Good Santos Coffee, regular price 25c, 5 Ibs. $1.00 Good Rio Coffee, 3 Ibs 50e Good Rio Coffee, 7 Ibs $1.00 Bulk Rolled Oats, 6 Ibs 25o Peanut Butter, Ibs 25c Eagle Brand 7-ac rans.25c Onion Sets, per Ib 5e Head Rice, 4 Ibs 85o Ammonia, 8-10c bottles 35c Campbell's Soups, 8-lflc cans 25c Karo Syrup, 3-10c cans Canned Pumpkin, Lima Beans, Sweet Corn, Peas and Kidney Beans, 3 cans 25c Toilet Paper, 10-5c rolls 25c Rhubarb, 8 bunches 5c Plenty of home-grown Asparagus. Mushrooms, per Ib. 45c Garden Seeds In bulk and Early I Ohio Seed Potatoes.

'A complete line i of fresh fruits and vegetables at all times. i Bell Phones 112-113. Harr. S99-R. Who Is Wilke? He's the Meat Man on Hayes-av.

He sells the best meats in the city. 25c 25c 25c H. H. Schweinfurth All Phoned. Hayes and Polk.

1 LEARN TRENCH DIGGING CHATTANOOGA. May Trench digging was a conspicuous (feature of today's lesson for rookies the southern civilian trainjng camp I at Chickamauga. Major General Leonard Wood is expected tonipht. MEN CAUGHT STEALING -SHOOT THEIR CAPTORS ELKINS, W. May men caught robbing the summer camp of John T.

Davis, last night, shot and killed William. A. Painter, farm foreman, and wounded William Burton. Burton crawled to Painter's home today and gave the alarm. A posse is scouring the hills near here for the slayers.

Painter and Burton found the men stealing and were taking them to a lailway on the way to jail when the shooting occurred. CHICAGO--Miss Jessie Ksander after celebrating her 26th birthday with a party of friends went to her room last night and committed suicide by taking chloroform. enough to conceal company decider! were too conspicuous. ARE RUNNING RACE FOR SENATORSHIP proposed to create this year. A appeal wab made by Chancellor James R.

Day of Sjracuse i i to a Singapore, Malaysia, an episcopal residence in place of Pittsburg SETTLEMENT NEAR IN STRIKE AT TIFFIN TIFPIX, M.o of the mnlders' strike at the Webster a i i a i company plant here is tod soon it a announced to- a i the opening of the ma( i and hheet metal shops and the malleable department About four men letnrned to i in these departments The molders a been out for a month a i lusher wages and a shorter day. In a fleht at the plant on last Wednesdaj nicht, Albert Latona, 22. a sinker, was shot to death The machine, --heet metal and malleable a were dosed on Inst i i i It pays la aavorciiw rn Star-Journal FOR SALE--Beat, feet wide, flat equipped to carry condition; cheap. Harness store. 23 feet long, 6 bottom, fully 16; first class Inquire at Star 186-13 FOR SALE--Library table, sideboard, gas stove, couch, beds and dressers, new rues and carpets, screen door, curtains, stretchers.

426 Jackson- st party leaving city. Bell 'phono 1075-Y. ISC-tS WANTED Dishwashers; $600 per week, no Sunday work. Bijou rcs- taurant. WE BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND METALS And pay the very best prices.

Wo also buy and sell all kinds of second hand stoves and furniture. Call us on either phone and wo will come immediately. Phone 365-L. Har. Phone 830-M.

S. KULKA CO. 1031 Haycs-av. Emil Brengartner's Undertaking Parlors Sloane Block--Washington ROT. CALT.S AlVSWnRED DAT OR NIGHT.

SERVICE. Office Phones 298. Residence 322 Iecatur-Bt, Phune 6B. ST. LOUIS AND RETURN $7.50 CHICAGO AND RETURN $6.00 SATURDAY, MAY 20th Take our line to Toledo and steam road from there.

Ask your Local Agent for particulars. LAKE SHORE ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. THE GREATEST KODAK Value--the No 1-A Junior Kodak Autographic, fitted lOiistman 7 7 Anastigmat Lens in A a i $1800. We also have this Camera i i the best Rapid Rectilinear Lons for 00. Are we doing your Kodnlc KmishiiiR? If not, you are not getting the lies! It vour Kodak exposures are worth your time, they a i i of the finisher's best We Rive each exposure Individual attention.

Let us prove this statement, by brlng- iiiR us your next lot. Some of your pictures i make a i enlmgements. We do i work. HOLZAEPFEL BROS. A STORE ANDRES FREY wireciors and EmbalmerS Nos.

781.33-35 Market Street Residence 424 Lawrence Street. telephones--Office 409 either phone. All Ambulance ealU promptly attended to. "Invalid Carriage." Former Governor Hooper (top) and Congressman McKcllniv i The senatorial situation in Tcnnes- ia regarded a possible oppor- tanity for the R-pnbbcans. Con- treiaman McKellar rfcently won the Democratic nomination in three- cornered fight with Sanatw Loa and former Governor Former Governsr Hooper heen named by Kepublicaui their RcndtsMlse Want Adi Incubator Sale For two weeks, ending Saturday, May 13th, we offer for rash: Cyphers Incubators and Brooders In stock at discount Buckeye Incubators and Broooors at discount; Mandy-Lee and H-I Incubators at discount.

We nrast move these goods. Come early while the selection Is good. CENTRAL FEED AND SUPPLY STORE Thones 27R. 1J4-128 To Be Happy You Must Be Healthy Build up your system--make your blood rich and pure by using BEEF, WINE and IRON A valuable tonic that contains just the ingredients needed to give you a better appetite, steady nerves and the qu'et restful sleep that means the glow of good health in your cheeks. Happiness and health go hand in hand--get them both by using Boxall Beef, Wine and Iron.

Pints 75c. Quarts I1.2S. Sold only at-The Rtxall Stores. The UTHE HUTZ Co. The Rexall Store.

Tto Vhol Htora. i.