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PAGE 8
WTOtONCERNS
PMMMER6ER
Qifoal MJtor Truck Cos. aa'l
Bpg Cfirm Motor Cos. here been
Hi |®pg f B the SignaKommerce
fljnllf Truck Cos . and Incorporated
H| J|g« York state, with 600.000
r&a««g of stock of no par value. The
HEafc Is to be underwritten by 14
ffimaVr— of the iDetroit Stock F.t
fiTfcanr who believe that the propo-
MttM will be over-subscribed.
; TIM new comped yla wholly sDo
hm|( organization and Its officers are
mgfrolt wen Thomas Neal, former
and later chairman of the
i Inottl of director* of the General
Motors Cos., and now vice-president
*<of tbst company, vMU be -hslrman of
tIM new corporation's board, and
iHB direct It* policies Among oth
gr directors will be Myron Neal, of
tIM Acme White ’-cad A Color
W. E. Parker of the Mexl
t*. Crude Rubber Cos.; Arthur H.
Buhl »nd Thomas J. Bosquet t, of the
Asia* Inaurance Cos., and W. K.
Host land, of Chicago Several other
•Mb prominent In Detroit auto and
Pupkiny circles are to l>e director*
if th* concern.
she merger unites two organita
fffgs manufacturing a complete line
pf trucks. Bach la said to have
a substantial profit >n the
Inst It months. Material Improve
giloli in to be made in the Signal
M«nt, and the Commerce plant Is to
Im rnored from Sc-Ivsy and Mackle
birps. to the Signal company’s plant,
fldo. 071 Commonwealth-ave
Capitalisation of the Signal com*
*jmpy was about 0650 000 and the
.Commerce about 1250.000.
i Satinet L. Sprague, Investment
Jtroker, denies that any other truck
are to be Included in the
[jpfrgur. Mr. Sprague says, it is un
lErstood, the stock Is to be offered
fgk fd a share when issued.
Ev 8 AmaJhaa 8
H rroauce i
j
BKfe.®bHHiilßglnn men reported no
■KSm ttt quotation* this morning,
ihimft receipts all along the line were
Wtmtr moderately heavy. and the tone
Kfiflii market wu Arm. Some effort
!3m made to advance poultry prices
UttU. hut aa the market la already
mßmm high, the effort waa not euc-
Sf Ao far aa possible, both
and retail dealers allowed
MKZka to run down for over the long
r-Kf.ls l and alnce that time ever- -
PEIrM Short Os supplies and the re
I'ipfhta have not caught up with th.
II.SO® 1.76 per box.
shipping stock.
«»,«*/ ju.
HB|iß®l; hlackberriea 14.26 bu;
* Mdß6®4 per bu.:
pHa enataberflea. 24-qta.. $4 0 4 54)
rJfcTfWhSrrf*. 24-qta. isei.ll
m^hJSSSrnU m ream Cherrlea 92.26;
B/mhrtoota. 93.6 e per boa; plums. $9.60:
| KSo% $1.7 S war box.
if'ftnMiaiisi 11 I*tr T 7 per box.
Hb-cShhsme—New. |l.7S® 926 crate.
ilor: Import.d
BPx< »•' n>.
Import of the conoition
BT or ra* - .
Imemcan state bank
Br Detroit. Mich., at tb« clow of bu*l
£K:|MMM June SO, 1010. a* called for by
Commb.lunn of the Bank'n*
P * rtm * n iVKßoUß C KH
K£/l<oHWl~in4 diacounta, via:
det>t.. ii n:
RkIpMI. inortsaaea and
gL »vturltie«, vU:
rC « ft 4.164.49
■pvlMM dept. I.TSft.XTJ «n 1,83.1.*40.is
Hpitaffl account S.ol* <3
None
[Hjutna bouac io».o«u 40
iHnltur* and fixture* . 55.739 S3
eatate 14.6>S> u
Mm from other banka and
IBUlttnhera 32.7 54 10
Bp #lIW HKS k ft v k
Ku from banka
Kil raar** 8 „ 3J
Motion* l* n b a^k
aE'-vtirren< / .... ftft.nto on
Mg, coin.lM4« at
t 13941.ft55.61
IjjMfclr from ban* a
Kwfr rooerve rit»
lea sM«3.4J|»4
Em 4. and Na-
LaFtlooal bank
fjPoUl coin ..,,, 50.000 ov
i *|450.4J3 94 147.37ft.54
pppMcka and other caah »■>* k'
Ip Total .18.040.614 11
LIABILITIES
Hkbtttl atork paid 1n....6 38d.UOO.ini
food 60,000.00
B.ybalVldetl profit*, t.et. . . . 4,014.11
I netdauda unpaid... 3.705.00
10 ., H.514,r,5i0 la
I^^Mmoilt.. 3,000.00
yttftT!* 63,133.16
fjlaSa iepoalt.. 60.000 00
...
rv 8,673.80
It* fVooVac
S 'Ehviaa* cer*
Ej§T©tai rjM4Mvnr
■EL Walter J. I'ayea. caahler of the
: Vn|Mtn named hank. <l<> *olemnly twnr
■■■333 lh» above atatement ia true to
fm9M bMt of my kn<>wle/I** and he-
HH MM correctly ifprrontu the true
HBTR the aeVeral matter* therein
a* *hown by the honk*
.r havrs r rt *hie r
: V''•&■■haerlhed and mnirn t» h.-f..re m»
HMEai day of July, iftio
HA*KL H VAWICKLIC,
Wmmtg. Matary Public. Wavne Count v
commlaalon expire* Keh ?i.
H T»EMINO,
CktrrlM —Sour. 910 1 10 per 14-u'
partaalt— Hfd, 92 50 ft 275 bu
Prtar—T CalVea—Ka ncy. 1H
common. 19®lie lb
frMk vsgctoblos--Orv«-» nepp*>*
|I4O crstc. 40c basket. radish**.
tic d«>* ; parsley, 20®2Sc d.»z ; ru
cumbers, hothouse •>« n 7>)c' tl«•* h*>»-
house tomituei, 12*ift 13- lb.; carrots,
100 36c do*,; head lettuce. I -berg
11260 150 bu.; wax brant, »: bu ;
frsen bean*. 91 SOP 175 h.i i• r
lortda tomatoes. 9-’ 7.' n • <i>*< a
- **-ctJ<>na. II 2 u ' ’■ '
green pen*. 91.75® 2 bo w.tteretr-.
Jr. t» ::0r per crate, green onion* 17 ' j
19c do*, gresu corn, 95.® 5 50 bill.
Heaey—-rsn<-y white. n*»w. 14tfl7c.
amber. 10b 11c lb.; extracted, 7 a *<c
per lb.
Hay—Detroit shippers are tmvlng
the following prices for rai-d ray in
car lota f. o. b, Detroit: V- 1 tim
othy. 921 60029: standard •lmo*hv.
920.50® 21 ; light mixed. 92C.vff2f;
No 2 timothy, 919® 19. No ; mixed.
91 6 60® 19. No. 2 mixed. 9119 12 N*
1 rlover. 919914, rye straw 97 50®*;
wheat and oat straw. 94.60® ? per
ton.
I.emaaa—94 769 6 25 per box.
■ I me*—ll 1091 36 per 100
Weieaa Rockyford*. standam*.
94.60 crate, watermelons. 35 i
each.
Washrooms 40® 60c lb.
Orasses- Valencia*. 949 4.75 box.
Valencias. 93 50®4 per box.
Onloas —Texas Bermudas, yellow.
92 159 225 white, 92.25 crate, south
ern. |8 75®4 per hundred pounds.
Peaches—Texas. 92 75 ped 4-basket
crate.
rtstbes —Texas, 6-basket crates
$2.60® -76
Pineapple* —l2.7s® I per crate:
91 9601 75 do* : Florldsa, 9304 osae.
P«t*toee- New Southern. |3 «s<l
8.75 bbl.; 91.7592 bu.
Poultry —Broiler*. 9699*c: medium
hens, 17® 19c; stags. 12® 13c; geese,
ll®12o: rtucK*. 19 0 20c lb.
jobbing mem.
Canned Good*—Apples 9* 25 02 50
gal.; Lima bean*. 919125. Corn: Par.
cy Maine, 91.15; standard. 91. Table
beets. 91.2501.49. Peas: Fancy early
June. 91.80: stan6g#4a. sl. Salmon
tall, 12.90; Aat. pinga. 9<k* Tomt.ow,
iTsB. Marrowfat peas. |l; early
June 9160: sifted early June, $l4O
per dog.
Peed —Jobbing prices la fe-bbL
sack a: Bran. 924: standard middlings.
921; Ana middlings. |lv. cracked
corn. Hi; -orn and oat chop. 929 ton.
rianr— Jobbing prices. Beat Mlehl
gal patent, 99.90, second patent, $5.70;
Straight. 96.50; pur* rye. 9«. spring
patent. 99.30 per bbl. In paper sacks.
Detroit 041—Raw linseed nil. 9»e;
boiled llnaeeif. 70c gal in barrel lots.
Kerosene In Iron oarrei*. Diamond
headlight 92c; perfectlot:. »se. pal
actna. 10.9 c; rad crown gasoline, 19c
per gal.
Hardware —Nall a *2.90 keg base;
annealed wire. 93 #0 per bundle; gal
vanised barbed wlra 2-polnt 92.2.'
par spool: galvanised sheets. 24-
•muge. 94.90; 97-gauge. 96 10; 29-
?auge, $6.36; 90-gauge. 95 46 per cwt :
lunl bronsed axes, single handled.
9.60; double, $13.50 per do*., bla k
sheet metal. II and 24-gauge, 93.25;
29-gauge. $1.90; 27-gauge. 93
gauge. 93.40 per cwt Carriage bolt*,
small. 90c 10 and 9 off; large, 40 and
9 off: machine bolta email. 50. 10
and 10 off; large 40c 10 and 5 off list
Hldaa —No. 1 cured hides. 15 Sc; No.
i green hides, 16c; No. 1 cured bulla.
9c; No. 1 green bulla, 10c: No. 1
cured veal kip. 20e; No. 1 green veal
kip, 19c; ..o. 1 enrad murrain. 19c:
No. 1 green murrain. 14c: No. 1 cured
calf, 29c; No. 1 green calf. 26c: No. 1
horse hides. f4; No. 2 horse hides, IS;
No. 1 tallow. 9c; No. 2 tahow, 7e; No.
{hides, lc off; No. 2 kip and calf.
He off: sheepskin 'ax to amount or
wool). 09169
1 Financial Strength
OF THIS INSTITUTION AS OF JUNE 30TH, 1916 l| •
RESOURCES "
Loans and Discount* $2,040,116.26 l'\ \ /
BoaA* and Mortgagee 6.109,792.22 ' '7
R; Ovedrafts 1^38.2S
Real Estate and Banking Houses 233,683.73 ;
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks 1.804,180.41
$9,968347.87 1 (
UABiunes 1
C«w s*o«k $ 500,000.00 .dBMBi '
Sg Surplus and Undivided Profits 214318.46 \ .
Coaanaarcial Deposits 2,066,191.82 Z: h
Savings Deposits 7.189,440.89
1
DIRECTORS DIRECTORS
W. P Holiday Edgar Rexford •
| ..J .1. . F H M.P,—..
"‘Look at these figures”
Thev iriv* you in condensed form the condition of the German American
Bank at the clone of bu.oinesa, June 30th. 1916. an required by the Commissioner
of the State Banking Department.
■ f N /|| fit k*k 1.1A1111.1T1 K*A.
mwm n< r.*. ...j mth • Bmjmm.m
las SS SS3SS.: ::: “iigHS ... ... ..
skas R2£SW'«fca::::::: jjnijjlj
04.4542ia1.ai 64,4*4.5*7.45
omrtit DinKC'Tons
Oeo. H Ktrrbner. Pra# Ker’e, P A*ron <~ha» W Knt*h*r
Paul * Or*. 1 ou-tav r>erm*«*Mt*r Abner * I^m*d
rha* W Kotrher ' Vlcw-Pr*# p . u , n f»re> I***"* J'V'".
Abner K banned ) William J Hartal* el ay
K 4 ward Tentr. h Ca.hter rh.« ft. K*n'»r ®ra J Multord
John Ko«h. A«t O.ahler <!♦,, It Klrrhner Crrentua m ’
H J Koeh. A Cnehter Mat C Ko.il Ou.tavua 1» Tnpe
Emil Jacob. Auditor
German American Bank
and ''.rail'd HB4M HM TO SR OPENED HOOT.
OralM and Haettn** fterndale and *>prl»i* well*
Mark and Mt HMI. Hamilton and Webb
Jnweph C ampati and >eet#n.
64 nod ward aad DM
| Financial Notes J
Amerbrr. Smelting and Refining
ha» reduce,) the prl < of lead from
7 to 6‘y cent*.
The Ir• n received a wire
fr< *n t'iaf ' •> ore sit
uation e'ahile ut ' here 1 did a
v<. .. 11 • • • rg anise tha
do 'k v .-rkei • were without avail.
Ore shipment* are going on steadily.
ilea line offi-ials deny the report
, ran v
har 'ir l» negotlatin* the sale of
•it lie 1 . or th. th* Fhi adelphia
ltr:ni!ti)i i’. al-lron ' > r the »le H (1-
Ina l-.ui x\>.. to the Bethlehem Mecl
corporation.
Th< formation of another r.ew au
accea« r» ombinaf.on is
ind*-r v\a> Pr m ter* cr- attempt
(r;K 'o' eerure control ■•f .-ert.i'n trn-
T ortant ompame* T»>- similar com
i .riles l 1, >• he, n la .ti' - h*il recently,
t’t;ited Motors, and Motor Product*
!>»)th the American and British In
terests »h' h will be represented n
tr-e eew hoard of director* of th«
International Men ar.tile Marine <’o
The Peoples State Bank
Announces the Removal of Its
ARCADE BRANCH
to
99 Washington Avenue
(ADJOINING THE STATEER HOTEL)
The new banking offices have been especially de
signed for the accommodation of its patrons and a
commodious, well appointed Women's Rest Room,
on the mezzanine floor, should be an attractive
feature.
Safety deposit vaults, equipped with the most
modem devices for protection and convenience, con
taining boxes of various sizes, for rent at moderate
prices; also space for the storage of silver and
other valuables in bulk will occupy the extensive
basement floor.
Resources Over Sixty Million Dollars*
DETROIT TIMES
favor a plan !•> build new *hlp*- out
of earning- Tentative plan* under
wav. all f r n«tr tlm, of * large
number i»f *hip* out of ca«h re»er»*a
of the ronipanj
While new .-onatru. tiyr appropria
tion* of I nite.l State* Steeh aggre
gate 990.n0t\00*> to 9*0.000.000. It la
not the purpose ul the management
to carry forward It* hulblmg cam
paign with a r ;*h A !*'*•' amount
of money will go int-- ronairucth>n
thl* vear. but million* »f dollar* will
he held In re*, rve to he u*ed for
eon*truction tlurmg the nr\t pericai
of depression.
June waa the biggest month In his
tory of I'nlted Krult t'o. Net profit*
reached $:.540.000 Thl* 1* at l»*»t
s:o>o.oo'.* larger than th- biggest pie
vious month th* eoinpan> ha* ever
had. and equal* over five per cent on
the 944.000.000 stock During Ma\
and Jun*. I’nlted Krult earned about
$4,400,000 net. a sum equal to more
than an entire year * dividend at tb*
rate of 8 per cent.
An entirely new Isau# of war
bond* will k- authorised hy cnn
gre**. Panama canal bond* now au
thorised, are not to be laauad to
raise money to ray expense* of Any
m'tHary operation* according to
rreeent Indloatlon* at the treasury
department Th* Panama bond* run
for 50 vear*. and the administration
ia opposed 111 50 >eap» interest
charge* Special war »>ond* of em*ll
deoonilnation* running (111 one to
g\e year* probabl) will b*- the
aiedium* It l* stated at tre.i*urv.
Woodbury. N. J.. prohibit* drink
ins by city employes when on duty
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
GUARANTY TRUST CO.
OF DETROIT
At the close of business lune 30. 191*.
a* called for b> ih- Commissioner of
the Hanking Department.
resoi-rces
Collateral loan*, time 9 0»«> pn
Leans on Tea! estate.
n. «rtg.»ges. In office . 4J.12 1 ' 53
Du« from other bank*
SSL?*!"?; “r~.!7
Due from ap
pr -ved re
**l ve ah *n t*. 1170,453 39
Nick- ’sand
cent* .. ... 491
.Rilvf r f .a.n , •
GoM 01 n 423 00 170.933 10
T ANARUS, f4 l 9 341.5*3 *9
LIABILITIES
Cap tal steck paid In I I** *OO 00
Surplus fund .6>s* 3«
Trust deposits »*
M ••
Total 9 2417542 «*
fit at- f Michigan.
County of Wayne, a*
I, B V. Butler, aecratarjr of the
above-named corporation, do solemn,
lv «asir that the above atatemsnt Is
true ». the beat of my knowledg#
and belief
W. V. BUTLER,
Beereury.
Subscribed and *wom to before me
thl* ill* day of July. 1914.
WALTER / KRUEOER.
Notary Public.
Mr commission expire* June 19.
1919
Correct—Attest
F RANK H. BEfifiENGER
HAROLD R. MARTIN
GEORGE H. KIRCHNER.
Director*.
Report of Condition of the
Hhstcv’Old Detroit
National Rank
At the Close of Business June 30th. 1916
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts s®2**J*' ■'tt
U. S. Bonds 1.959.40000
Bonds and Securitiea *'l™ m
Safe Deposit Vaults, Furniture and Fixtures .157.541.11
Customers’ Liability Under Letters of Credit 201,314.00
Foreign Bills Purchased 45,208.53
CASH RESOURCES
Due from U. S. Treasurer $ 320.750.00
Due from Banks 9.465.821.47
Due from Reserve Agents 5,829,126.34
Cash on Hand 5.099,976.20
$65,364,390.35
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 3 5,000,000 OC
Surplus Fund 2.500.000.00
Undivided Profits, Net 291,900.42
Dividend No. 9. Payable July Ist, 1916 100.000.0 C
Reserved for Interest and Taxes 168.072.21
Circulation 1,436,200.00
Bond Account 200.000.00
Letters of Credit 201,314.0 C
Foreign Bills Rediscounted 45,208.53
Deposits 55,421,695.19
$65,364,390.35
OFFICKR*
Alri. Mfrhrr*nii, Chairman «*f the Hoard
Cmorr AS . I lark, I'rrddrnl
Urn. J. (Irrr. Vlrr-Prra. Walter t*. >l«*hol«on .Caahler
Win. T. Ilrl.ran .. . 1 Ire-Prr*. W. McWblmiejr %««t. t auhler
Frank (I. «mlth ... \ Ice-I’rea. F. F*. < hrla.fi e \»*|. lankier
Merle H. Moan .. Vlr»-I*rra. Klmrr H. Ford %••«. ( aabler
Jaba W, ... \ !ee-Pre«. nn»»ell K. '**>'»*• lot. lankier
Kdmard l\ Mahler Vlre-Frea. Jnn.e« WII «a«|. 4 naablrr
Jabn H. Hart \ lee-l*rea. 1.. F. Her* Mar. Forelan Kxrhg.
CONDENSED STATEMENT
OF
Merchants National Bank
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
At Close of Business, June 30, 1916.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $6,506,564.42
Bonds, Securities, etc 848,097.07
Customers* Liability under letters of credit... 100,000.00
Overdrafts 307.43
Furniture and Fixtures Charged off
Cash Resources Due from Banks $1,311,079.89
Cash on hand 811,234.03
Total $9,607,882.84
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Surplus 250,000.00
Undivided Profits, Net 175,211.86
Reserved for Interest 13,761.72
Reserved for Taxes 21,651.18
Letters of Credit 100,000.00
Deposits 8,011,255.08
Total $9,607,882.84
ornt km
join n % i.i. % vrvsa: Preaident
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MKMtt WIKI.K.n r n*Ul«m I ».ln»r
U ll.TK.lt R. jot laalatant I Hklrr
IIINM HIM
jnlin RallanMnr John I nil troll John Vr Memmeter
\t nlfer O. HHu« Inman t% . I.nnilr notiK h Intro, W, 1.e«%1a
Itncb I ktlmrr, llaiM Oral Ohrrl ►.. «|.,^rr
Hay R- ll»a«brr Oren ». II*»m Irul k W. atcrrna
Horace K. Oa4«e SCmV Mrah
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES-IT PAYS.
3% ON YOUR
DIVIDEND CHECKS
Don’t let your dividends lie dormant until ready to invest them.
Deposit them in this bank, where they will earn 3 r r interest from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal—
Interest for every day they are in the bank, whether one, thirty or a
hundred. v
JULY
is the time that most banks will figure interest on savings deposits.
It makes no difference when you put your money in this bank —except
that the earlier the date the sooner it starts drawing interest.
The Bank That Says
‘Thank You”
Highland Park State
Bank of* Detroit
43 Fort Street West—Penobscot Building.
Detroit Patriotic Fund
I hereby contribute $ toward a fund to be
establisned for the relief of wives, children and other
dependents left in want by the contingencies of military
service in this country’s interest.
Signature
• ••••••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••
Please send contributions to “Detroit Patriotic
Fund,’’ care Postmaster William J. Nagel, or care Mayor
Oscar B. Marx. For information phone Light Guard
Armory, Main 4890.
CONDENSED STATEMENT
OF
Wayne County and Home Savings Bank
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
At the Cloee of Buelneee June 30th, 1916.
RESOURCES
Real Estate First Mortgages $18,624,661.78
Bonds 6,912,948.77
Collateral Loans 6,718,618.88
Ixians and Discounts 4,367,858.56
Banking Houses and Branches 1,374,602.87
Cash on Hand and in Banks 10,505,776.00
$48,504,466.86
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 3,000,000.00
Surplus Fund 3,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 1,068,629.35
Commercial Deposits 8,524,782.38
Savings Deposits 32,911,055.13
$48,504,466.86
Condensed Statement of
The PEOPLES STATE BANK
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
At the Clone of Bunlnaaa June 30, 1916.
RESOURCES .
Loans and Discounts $30,362,755.66
Bonds 7,866,852.76
Mortgages 12,363,856.77
$ 50,593,465.19
Real Estate 108,909.85
Overdrafts 9,558.60
Banking House and Branch Buildings 1,250,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures Charged off
Cash on hand and due from banks 13,519,427.44
" $65,481,361.08
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 2,500,000.00
Surplus 2,500,000.00
Undivided Profits, Net 1,138,381.34
Dividends Unpaid 75,156.00
Commercial Deposits $25,633,171.31
Bank Deposits 6,855,979.65
Savings Deposits 26,778,672.78
$65,481,361.08
DIRECTORS
Runnel A. Alger t t M J Murphy
George H Barbour Frank JHerker W Howie Muir
W. T. Borbour Fred W. Hodgcn C. W. N'aah
John R. Bodde J C. Hutchlnn T H. Newberry
H. P. Borgman Je* T. Keen# Henry Runnel
H. M.rampbell H. B. I.edynr«l Hugo Scherer
B. S. Colburn Jan. T. McMillan F. A. Schulte
C. A. Duf’harroe R 8 Manon Angun Smith
Jeremiah Dwyer Fred T. Moran Homer Warren
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