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PAGE 6
TaligripMr
Stock market
r IS BEARISH
Uncertainty As to Wilm's
Gsmrtt ami IJoyd-iieorf**
| SfIMNKJh Have lowering
Elect
inrw TORK. rtb. 2*.—The N*»
I Y»rk Bvrainc B»n flnkm*!*! r#tlem
flfeturdajr Mid
mund uaceriainu »tth r**
\ mrnm to Precldrot Wllioa'i >nicr
Hmm about at king authority from
ppegreas for th* protect ton of Amer
tno Wtm and property to new of
German submarine menare and
tfca gravity of Groat Britain * plan*
fff the reatrietton of import* again
jbr* tbe profeMional elemeat rn
(!• floor of the stock exchange and
mnalaaton house* an opportunity
It exert bear pressure In today *
Market Trading was largely per
•Metory. however, and quite de
aatd of interest or aignflcance
puces tn the first ho»ir were aa
ggaottled aa they could be in a mar
tart which merely drifted
* **ftaeeMlon« ranged from a frac
Han to two pointa. At tßterrala In
ttaa aacond hour, there »ti t®
arovemeat and some storks actual
|p aotd slightly above the previous
Mating level, but buslnees vu too
ihniih to impart a definite trend
The railroad list waa narrow in tbe
flgpMH now slightly and again
liactlonsllr below.
•There was but little animation
ti the late tradlag. and net price
Mnng — were not far from tbe m
hf level "
j| Mrvit Stacks j
MTtaoArt qreTAnoßi
OpM Close Aid Ask
gw Wk. Ld 1?
pfd. i*ie ■- -•
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pfd. IXI 114
Am p. v. Cos 4i
Ta »fd 4» :«
Aato Bori *4
fewer full BIS IS 14 S SB*
rtr Ad. RL. iIIZ. ....
Sr F#f 4 I TANARUS% TT »
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fMei Her ad W ?**
Do. pfd. ad SS II
Qsnh List is >%
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cam Met Cos. s TS ?s >s
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I] Krew 12 II
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Maxwell Mot SIS MS
let pfd. US ns
Blfea Crude O IS
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Mick Pup Cos. M SI S4 *«
Do. pfd ST SS
HjftT r-~ Th »s
Minn Hup pfd SS Si
Motor Prod Sf Si
Mat Orttcer si .... .... SS ST
Do. pfd ST SS
Mutflc Ua« 41S US
Do. pfd *?S % *
Dnafcard Mot.IST ISIS 111 tl*S
■ DeT pfd l*l %
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fru-Tn I"
lotor Cos IIS I<S MS »•
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taker C SS ISI
Pfd 17
Tfear'e CVy ST
Truaeod Cop II
I White Ufar I. S« ...
fol? Port C TS •
Imm|ur ani lyrngf ('mr
Auer flats IT4 US ITI
Ceptral Par.. tl* IS* ....
fUv m SIS
Dime ga.ings 111 310
Federal mate .... IST IIS ....
y. A O. D N .... ISS ISS IST
•jerwan • Am .... 134 ISI fa*
MHrh’aitd p a .... lie .... its
Movrkanta M ITS ITI 111
kt! M ■>< C .... lit lie ....
fen. gut# IS* 111
> Psoplea Stats. ....ITS STI tT«S
Thiltlev *h 11l iff
Whrwo Connty .... 144 |M ....
Dot Truat Cos. ISS |T« 499
fesrltr Trsrt SSS t 4« ....
Union Treat IN
•or.-Am Loan ... ITS ISS ....
••lea. I! a ■. ta 13 p a.
Do war—lo 9 at S3. 39 at 33.
Ckarrna! Com —33 at t. 2*9 at I 3*
At I. I*9 at 7V U* at I\.
Otar, mil Pfd AOO at «Afc. 13 atAAfl
continental C<>ai.—l9o at 3. 190 at
t, IF at 7\ I*9 at TV 3* at ?V 3*
ft TANARUS%. I*4 at TV |99 at 7%. I*o at
Tl. IH at 7%. los at TV l*<» at 7%
IN at TS. I*9 «t 7, 199 at TV 39 at
Y%. 73 at TV 19* at TS 1* 44 at TS.
ts ft is, 10* at 7S. 19* at TS 199
8 t%. 1»9 at TS. 19* at TS 10* at
Dwrwiafi-American flugar—39 at
tai. 30 at Its
Michigan Rtamnlng—l99 at 14 S 44
•3 US. I*9 at 14S 3* at 14
Mtchlna lurar i\»m —199 at 9A
lilies-Detroit- 10 at t. |4 at l T *
Com -199 at IST 31 at
•TV 33 at 15«S 39 at 137. 19 at
TITS I*9 at lIIH
R*o Ckr—H St 3#S. It* *t 395. 33
It 3«S. >5 at 39S-
TfHal sales—4.ll4 sales
Tke fellowmp firms are privilege*
' !• *is* Jt- orders or the ITxckaawe
W. *. Mm* 0 Cos. Carlyle * Pnwmh.
fM M Weat A Cos B K Maccrow*
m 09- W W Noble A Cos. D L. Bey.
•IWP A Ca.. W R McLaaghltn Mer
MIL Lyncfc ft Ca. W. A. Hamtla 0
Q*. W 0» A. Near A Ca. HinciaD 0
Danis Emmett L Rpragu* Wm H
A*** A Cos. F. K. Peltoa 0 Cos.. Joel
•mMN 0 Cos. Beanett. (tmltb 0
•*S Lmvrig <3. OoltML W B Reilly
A to. Mott hew Finn. A W WaiisN
-K*VS*rORK weekly
oadWßl Bank statement today showed
ike fol low lap change*
tanrplu* Moraaaed 11.737.73*. loans.
'Mmreaaad 911.<»«’ °99; reaerea In own
f«tt|t# increaaod fl3.3tl.net rwaerr# in
MHiMI roaerv# bank* decrease |2
raaorve in ether dep<>*|iari**
Urtin 1 1 THl.!•#: net demand de
flkpMa iarrtairt il*.4o|,#3fl- net time
UHtreaeed |l I*3 499 etn-ula
; aBM* iMNtori |9*..*n* •« * regale re
prvr «‘V9 a:«.M4
»loin Rutter
&AJI BtrttM ralae at «*% a decrease
Hhfd ««010 from last week.
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
New Voit Stacks
' Quotations by llornblower A Weeks,
j Peb. 21. up> n II in Low (,'lote
Alaaka Jun .. 7% * e *
, Aiila Chai. pf I; s »IW »• >2
' Am Can torn 43 41 42 5* *2
iAm C A Kdr 43 11 »1 11
> IK». pfd ties 111 S 11 * S IMS
'Am Hide ALUS 11 S US US
Do. pfd ». 41S II 41 s
jAm Linae.d ' * IIS i®S MS
Am L«»r..m.» , 43% 4» s **S
Do. pfd . «< « I "J', UIS I‘l •
! Am Mr-1 A It *T ST s *2 37 S
Am r>4|»r 15.111% lUS UIS Ml «
.41 J 4
lAm Hijg V! , *1 ITS • »
lAm Tr i a T-l *•» i 1. t . 12* •
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At'l'' ■' ' « •"! i » u • * • i
IV. pf.. »' • .*<t '* lu»< e i*» >
Ali A 1 »1 s »1 s ** S *1
'Halt A <»'»© 7tS TI S Tt s US
Bun- a cup *i 4 * S 44 *T •
(Calf Petr«. .. ISS US 2*S i'%
U'anadian la< 14l\ IS* I*JS
Central Lea. I* *' S 13 S *4
C . M. and It PI 's « S l°s 10 s
C. r l * Ptc it . :« . rs s*S
Chile copper 22 S 21S US US
f’htno Copper &4 s 4* S *4*t **S
Colorado Pual *4 4* 4 4 44
Amer Augar
Corn Product* 21S US US US
CwlMr Steel <*S «*S •* S
Cuban Can- a *SS «4 S MS **%
I Dlatllier* «er 11 3U* 22 S US
l I**»ire Mtae* 1»\ 14\ 1»\ I*\
Erie com :l\ r« S *« S ** S
I Do. 1* pfd ISS l*fc US **S
Oaa w AM 12 S MS US >2S
General Klee Ml M 2 M:S I*l#
!General Mot ll.’S U*\ 111S U«S
1* Do pfd US U\ MS M\
B P Ooodh MS *«S 14 S 14 S
Croat Xnrthn 114 114 111 11*
Oi Sorts ore 121© US US 12S
1 dree© cSit ♦''S *c S «*N 4t*S
Ineptra I’op MS MS 14 S 4* S
Interbom pfd 41 s 41 ■* MS •* S
ln» Mer Mar 21 21S US 21S
Do. pfd... MW IIS •" S 4»S
lot Nickel 41 S«! S 41 S•« S
lint Paper US US **S MS
Kenecott Coj* 41 s «*S 44 4 *S
Kelly ->rc T 44 1 i MS MS
Laokaw kteel. *« Ti T* "I
I Lehigh Vei *3S 'I S TT S 7 *S
tx*ule A Naah 13* IJT It’ ITT
Ma\well M r ;*S 4S 44 S 4i |
.Met Pefrt I'S »IS »*S ** S
M imi Copper 14S MS MS !*S
Montana rnw.lll ia* 1M IPS
IN r.a A Stp US US US ’* S
Koeada Cone 2«S 24 S J*S 24 S
V T. N H * M 41S A 44 *4 S
Nor A W*d n 11» S l»S 12* S U*S
North fSol*el rt4 S IMS IMS I*>«S
V T Central. SIS **S ** S »* S
Penns' leania . 4«S 4*\ 44 \ I4\
Pittabrg Cool 44S MS «iS ««S
Pullman lit tC I*l 141
1 lUr Cnsa 24% U US 2T
Kep lr A I- TT T4S TT
Pewd. com Sjw SIS S«s *4 s
' kkat Artsooa. ?TS US ?'S ?Tu
Pout hern rac *« SI S*S *IS
gootheeri Rv !l 31 ti TI
I Do. nfd 41', 4’N «v. 44 V
C !♦*S I*‘ I**S !MW
*tnlt» Motor I* IT 1 4 't M
Tenn Copper MS 1«S * 4 *% US
Texas Cos 221 ?U ?T»S TT*
Tobnceo PrM 42 42 4 J JS
V I M etng ITS »’S »T«, ITS
Union Pacific!lTS UTS 1I«> I*T
rtd '‘hoe ft •• »« M M
United Fruit .IMS IMS mw lrvv^
C * Pteel ..MTS UTS U*S UTS
Do. pfd Tits lUS "*S 1 T*H
U H Steel i«l»S I*4 S »»* S MIS I
I' I IM Al.lt! til 121 I*S
Utah copper .l»*s 11* l« 11*
Wabash com 12S US ITS US
Do. pfd A *IS 4 *V 44 S MS
Wabaak B 34 S TI S US 2*> S
WeetiagHouae IV S i*S ♦* 4*
Willre * orer.. US US US US
White Motor I* it i» IV
We#t«rn Ua STS *i 4 U, VI
r W WoolthtllS Ul% 111 111
Istantfari 09 Sttcfcs
Quotation* by Morn Mower A W«ek«.
rek 24 . Clr>ae B:d Asked
! Anglo- A nrer Oil Cos.. U I*S
, Atlantic Reining Cos U 44 TH"
, Borne .Srr> .naper Cos 4il 4" S
Buckeye I'ipe Line C# 143 ISA
Cbeeebrough Mfg Cos.. 42* *4«
J Colonial Oil Cos. 14
continental Oil Cos 41* 414
♦ <’reaoent Pipe ljne Cos IT 12
Cam Per land P’p* Line ISA U 4
1 Kur»ka Pipe lpn» lift 22*
j Galena-ktg. Oil Cos . . I*7 IT*
) Gntena-Stg Oil Cos. pfd MO Ml
Illlnola Pipe Line .. ti* 21;
1 Indiana F'ipe Line Cos . I*l HI
j Xati-mal Traneit tT'y i*S
New York Transit Cos. 314 Til
[ Northern Pipe IJne Cos. IN I*l
‘ •'hlo 04 Cos SIT 3M
Pier-e Oil «7orporation t3S t* S
Prairie Oil A Gaa Cos 444 (il
Prairie P«pe lane.. . 323 3T9
iHula r lleflning Bo . . 349 4**
i Hnuthern Pipe Lane C 3*4 2*4
Booth Penn Oil Cos.. 32* 311
P. W Pa. Ppe Line joj I! A
Ptardard Otl Cos iCal.) I*2 I*7
Do. Indiana *♦» IAS
Do. Kansas .. AAA ITS
lio. Kentucky 74* Tti
Do. Nebraska 41* tl*
I*o. New Jerttev AM <««
Do, New York .... lit :*t
I»o. Oklo IT* <M
Pwan A Finch t o . J*i
Union Tank Une f'o.. VI M
Vartirim CMI »’«. . .. 124 it&
Waahinsrton Oil Cos ** «*
Standard Oil Old P*och 2444
Htandard Oil Old Poke MS*
fnfl Peirolenm IIS U _
Mid TV eat Fief g ... *1 >
F*cnn. Mexican .... |< 57
m*—Maw*>mw|
Quotations by Hornhl'e*r A tr **x*
Feh .4 pi < «
Amer Zinc ..it It it n
Anaconda ...71 TIS 77 s ’ • *•*
Arisons Com 13\ 12 S Its 12S
Butts Hal. ... 4l 4* * 4! 47 1,
Cal 0 Artx.. S3 tJL, 42Vk US
Cal. 0 Heel a IT9 IT* 137 1 47
Copper Range 43 «3S US 42'%
Otlno . ..... I4S Its Its Its
Darla Daly .. 9 < 9 4
East Butt# .. 14 M M 14
fJreeo Can . 40 S 40 S 44 s 4 A
Hanench . ... IT IT 14\ 14 4 «
Tale Royal# . 1! tl II 13
Inspiration It's US 141* it ,
’ od 1 ana 2'« T'» 2S J *«
Kerr * 4 4% i\ 4»,
Mohawk I3S 4 7 S I2S *2S
Nevada Cons *4 4 , 4 <s 74 )4'.,
N»eth Butte 27 ■ 2?S US 21 S
ulo . . . ’ S IS IS IS
Gaeeota •«>, 41 us tt
Pond Creek . 1 ■ IV 11 ' 4
Quincy . . . vt *3 *3 93
Rav Consol 2< ’a 37 21 S t:
Pup A Dos. .IS «S 4 a 4 S
Shannon * V’, 4 9 »*
Hants r# J\ i\ is 1 \
Khattwrk . ITS 2. * ITS I S
it Mary . 34 »« 13 u
Trinity 4\ »S tt* 11*
I’niied Frtnt Il*s 139S lI9S l*v»4
Vntt. it Ms. h v- s II ’4 .. s US
I'tah con*..l MS t*S ITS U
t’tah c,>pp,r 149Vp no lot 110
Victoria ... I IS I ts
Wotearine . . 49S US 9* 41
rt-RB 4 orpKR trof k *
Fitmlshed by Hornblower A Weeks
Feb 24: Rid Asked
Hull# 0 Lond'O* 21 2t
| Boston A Montana «9 73
I Calaveras is 4•*
I 13-19 2^
Conaolldated Aria< na . . 2 51.
Copper Mining 3 Is
Dari# rmly 9 « i.
Flrat National . . .
Oo Id fluid Consolidated .... *4 vo
Jumbo Extension . . .17 ;t
l>w Rose .... ~ 11 .ta
Magma ... . «?w 4*
Verada Dougiaa ... . . l u-lt j
Ohio Capper iu 3
fttewan It 49
Hwvv«aa «« 4l
Toolwanne lip j s
j Grain and Provisions j
DETROIT. Fah. 34.—-Cloee—Low rr
price* were quoted for wheat at th*
« 4 art ami early nr* a *•■ unimport
ant as affecting taluee. Tbe tone
wa* easy and the rallr ad blockade
ia n t Lem* cleared up fa*t >
to give h pe for higher prices
Hull# are trying t<> get arnie cour
age out of IJord Gorge • •tatement
that nothing but nr<-es,ttiee ahall b*
imported into Kngland They eg*
ure that this nil! give wheat a bet
ter t ham e to m u and an> in'r-e.-e
n .-ceer jp -j te fav -iabl» to
b *4i"r (r t n lb- ->thei hind
i'*»e pi «* are fai«ie«l t>> t!.e
e onom' i. * * r.g p.a<‘t:»*ed in ’he
u.*c ,f f,«o* *• T* the wor.d o\er At
botnr the 44 •at n against U4l
prtcea ia he i* ng to prevent an ad
tan* e nu ng an upturn in price a
alm«*«t rr.p'»» * - On e\ery ad
\ an* e th* marh-t :• expected to meet (
h*a\y aril ng The Bfitiah c>»-rn
ment guarantees farmers in the Unit* 1
ed Kt*(i l '
w ii.h assure# a fair price for Atn* r -
Pan July wheat.
'uiturda) a wheat quotatl <na —Cash
N> ] rad lifts. Ms* • peaod y 1
lower at II *SS * n *l adraji- ed to .
ti VI July pened . ner a* I! •
14\ and advanced * > |i . s N )
white |! II *|
Saturday a mgr*# gra n quotations
■ | 4 \
low, |1 *7. N 4 >». » |l *'s S
**ata—Htandand. <4Uj No *.
white. <4 No ♦ whig, 42
Rr*—-Cash N 3. I' *!
Mean* t I
I 4
Ma rek t » a Ist ha 1
th* 12i-
Coisring of short ahea’ waa act 's
Saturday and mu»»J an 4<‘<*n e in
prices There aa* a :a*g* ah rtag
aa a result * n b a*|i’tig a I week
and ■hurts d.d r 1 c»r» t.< take ,
ebaners over '*un*la' a .th another
holiday Tueedav There will t»e n *
grain trading here r tn Ch -ag'
Tueada* ow.t.g t • an e e. * on in Illi
nois. In the ra*h end „• f the mar
ket the feel eg is h»tter F i-'Vir <!•-
mand ha* in -eased ard m • are
liberal h ayon at <h es g-a n en'e-«
In Detroit d-mand <a #■ ! '*. 4»t t
ia ftfAcult to ship FVr* gner# ar»
not 'aktng soft w nter wheat
W'heat was atr ng of Saturoav i«*l
closed IS- for Juir and 2«- f -r the
other dea'a sow'* Kr.4*. a cl •«
Beans ad'an '#*] 1* and t m >th>
seed k
< Hit Vt.O t.H VIA.
'"’FIICAGO. Keh 2 4 - Open.ng
Wheat Mar down \ July, and • n
S* iiopt. and wn Ci»n May.
and »n \c Jo’ d* -»r «>at»
Ma 1. down . Jui, down '* f’m*-
v’tiom. al.gfctiy 1 v4e
Ooae—Wh*at. V*' up t'%r J‘- > up
:Sc . .-eptemhe r up 2. * -n. Xa> u
S' Ju > up **e *»at« Va> .| S
Ju»y up l »c Pro* .ai*>n« anary h gh
er
Quctatxxia by Pain*. Wehbar A **9
Feb 24 Open II gh Low Cl4*ae
Wheat
July 1 l*S LAIS 1 44 % 1 US
Kept 134 " 4* 1 II 1 44
Ma * 1 74 1 Tt\ 1 7S S 1
Cora —
May 1 MS 1 *IS I •* S *• S
July VU, 1 MS **S si MS
»*nt» —
July. A*S *5 FIS hl|t %
M • - PS i*s MS bA7
Po rk
May l* 19 l* I* 3* it t* «*
Ju'y 2* 7i 7 4 4> ti TS a l * *<*
I Ard
July. IT II IT 73 17 17 17 T*
Ma* . 17 I* J T 72 11 72 hi* 47
RVb*
Ma* i4»2 M4t ’«'? v*g t;
July **4 J 7 14 s: !4 Id bM 17
s-WoM IBM
Twlede 4.rain
TOI.FT'O, feS 24 <' •• W eat
ca»t |. V Ma' I VIS f'l’V II F*
(’ora i-»«t 11*7 May S'. *4 S July
II *1 <>wt# ra«h llS’' M*y JuM
ST S c By* r oah It 44 Cloyereeed
<4ih ard Feb 111 ts Marrt- |; 1«»
tpri’ 111 I* tv* fa *; A'S'he prime
111 10: March 311 IS f m, thy -aeh
and Mar* h t2<2S flutter hr'ck
c-e#rr• -y 4D tub erearrery. 12 Sr
FUrga. fresh <an died 4 3*-. and ed
at rage 44** Hay. unchanged
I— in j
Motor Stocks
L___-m__m_*7
QU'tati'na by Wm A Neer A Cos,
Feb. 24. Bid Aak
Alax Rubber «• »I
Auto Wh**l . . ITS I * a
Bf.acoe M tor ..... 35
I*o. preferred *4 94
'•handler Mot>r vt 99
Chalmers. n»w 29 3#
Cole Motor ill It'*
‘’urtia Aeroplane .... 12
Duplet Tri k 14 -a 14 S
Fed- -* 1 M • - !4t 14t
F -e*r ,n* new. c m.. 144 * 1 4 *S
I*o, preferred )4* J'■ *
F»ak. ire a R jhber. 71 IS
Do. jrtfer—«i . .. 191 |M
Fi«t er Mv J 5 t\
Do. preferred V'S VIS
'Sereral oMtor* 1« lltSi
Do, prefe-rel US •*
Goopyear l! jb'*er C I*2 2*4
I>" preferred . 1 *'* l'»
GrantM’r « t
'lave* tx’heol .. . M* jm
H jpp M tor 4 S t s
la’ernaMonal V tor
I*o.° preferred »5 J.,9
Keiaev Wheel C'o 4 9
K elley - Fprin y *»ld Tire 47 S4
!>>. preferred 94 91
Ic* Tire A R ,bh*r J t , 22
D- preferred J 49 !*4 S
M.lt he 1 M *4< r . . . 4 9 S3
■ P**rle*a Motor .... IS ] t
P>r»aae Rubber M 2 MT
F*re#t-f>-L't# !1 * a J 34 S
Htewar 4 sVarrer epeed tt * l*S
•favon Mot- r car C 0... 5? 94
s#ln» v iirl Robber •»S U’S
H gnai Tr ;• k .. 12 J 7
ntromhera Motor ... 24 44
Apr ngfleid B«<dy f'o ti 53
•••J’* M' 4 •' 4 1 4 4
t'n’tod (Mate* Rui ber. . US r4 S
t> ’ed M 4 r* 4 4', 4 7
W i iiva-frver land US
W' lfe Mo’or 'I a 44
'•Mm iaim arniAi 4
Furnlahed by Hornblower A Weeks
Feb 24 Rid Asked
Am Public I’tiMtie* corn 3* 40
I") pfd 47 71
Am Light A Trae com f.4 3*4
I>o pfd H 2 lit
Aete* T!x p *lve« 4 41^
f'ltiea flervtc# com 2*9 TM
l>« pfd t*\ '.4'
Chavrolat 13 «t jit
Chalmer* M' t'.r# jl t\
Coaden fftt A Gaa i«s MS
Coaden A Cos 14 \ 1s s
f'rampa 70 t;
Detroit Kdiaon n< j*.
Haskell |i*rk*r 2*\ 41
Sine air <MI fts *4\
Kreage ]j 13
Mid Steel S 4 S 3fS
Pa' fia* A K.er r->m .. *4 ft.
D pfd vt V 4
flupp Motor . ... 2 1 4 4 s
’ Rej> Railway A Light 4'S 44 S
Do pfd 74 S 7*
Mirant Motor 5 7
.South ca! Edison com *3 9|
IM pfd .104 19a
ibaputfa It es . 9 ju
.’iaioti Motor 52 <4
Oklahoma PAL. ... 14 US
Dundee Arison* JS j
f S Light A Heat . IS I *«
Do nfd 3 3
. t'nlied Mol or 4"S 4 I
f'nited Alloy Steel 43 42 S
j Osage Hominy |< 4 *«,
Detroit Raalt 4 leariaa* .
Detroit hank clearings for flatur
dav were II 727>#l 41 Total ciear
inga for ill* to date are |ifl}.«vt..
7*1.34. as against 1272.121.97* 34 for
the eorraaponding period In |TH.
DETROIT TIMES
B * j
I \
Rrelpta In the Detroit market
Naiurday included !.**• t*t>ia. of flour.
A ar« id wheat. T of corn. 2 «>f **ata
an*) 1 i>f bay SVpmenta were I.4«tf
bbl« .of A< ur. 3.0*41 hu «»f corn and
l.*d* hu *>f *-a’s ittera* are 431.1*1
Jhu of wheat, 2V2.*®o ,bu. of earn.
17T.A*‘ f 1 u of oeLa -end JMf# t»u.
*'f rye
H-'eipta of wheat SaDirdav—Du
luth. ! * car*, again*! 2*2 a year ago.
Minneapolis, tl: ara against 4*4,
M maip, g .'44 ars. agam.-t 4.14 Chi
<ag , Ml >era aga.nst 344. south
er- age ’ *1 *1 4o'» »>u
Pumar* el. at it * ,4* *>*:# *li,-
*«>« bu. against 1.144 tu. a year
ago
Exports of wheat and flour Satur
day . 2l! ••*>*) bt|.
Apple# SI r>\f\ S3 pel bbl. for
ch •'*-• and !>tn for fan. y
G*> V 'd shipping atxk, IS
•: :» bunch
Beene Durd Llmaa lie lb
( r «n Kerriea Late tlowea S! per
bbt 31 hu
lii i*wi 1 •!*#• - Kan* ' 1! ' No. I
140 V lb
Dreaaed Hega I. gbt. !3 OMc;
heacy, 1* 0 !♦* lb
reeak V eaetabtea—Green pept era 1
Me ha*k»t radMhea 14 v»' do*
persley 3eo 23- d>t •
h >u*e 320 ITS arr ta I! 4> bu
Briisae'.a »pio,»« *Sc at a f >rnla
relery. 7V ( i|i44 and « V rtda t» ma
te** f4 Tint pe- A ba«k”t crate au-
Uflower |J 25 do* lett •jee 1 J«lk
lb cat'bate. new Flor taa SI 400
ITS p— r crate
Grape rrall 14 04 3* pe- crate
Newep—Fancy white. MQITc ex
tracted. *ol'- lb
Has r*etr> t «h -*pera are naving •
tke follow ng ’ r l . -* * r ha'-d nay In
car lotr f * i> Detr. .* No 1 timo- ■
tfcv. IllUatS s' an *1 ard tm. 'hr. |
I’J i!TH ’ g*“» o t. 4 *ll *"014 i
I t tvd
I*3 VA 01 « > J m «ed t’3o’J N\i
7 '"*i ti* *l* •' rye i'*»w *v 5 4
0 4 a wn»a* *- and at »tra» It
per t«n
I ,«•■• 11 '' : 4 p-r b>*3
I twee- 3* I SS pee J «<*
Ywte— ’-v.’ • f| 21c almonda
1 J•* ' - s ert» MS' 4 Braalle. t
IV w t-*c t>- ana 15 fT'* 1 * It*.
Unix*' N« t»’ • I*o 4 Florida,
P *'o 4 T$ r»er bo*
Oalewe 1 44 *.A r*r 1 1»> aG
opar.i«h ont4*n« *1 *a (»e* crate
V * gan car ’ >4a 4f»
V*a g« t! ” 4 4 4 Ti v j *re«t*m etoek.
33*501 h• 1 new P»r-n ida» |I7
p - IM. »• - * n
Pa wit r * * * *»' -•■**3 "gn-
I- -f • Z r 4l *•- y *»n !I
jj. .t. x . i:k
i»
and w« : r 0 7 4
Btaeapptee * * • I* re
ilof
RaAMt*- * • 1
Stra W he rrle* ' *• *
Sweet Petatee* *• • V - ■)' »'*
I* ’ « r* .e r,..
IfIRRI *«. PPG r ■
Caaaed l.eet, *
gat 7 tn a F ’ n
4*re» V 4 a • J t 1 I ’ » ts
• , ' aa
fanev ear v J *• *' 4,4 !• tl
aaltr n tal’ 12 4d. m*rr *'at p»aa
tl 34 0 2 I’. early June t. 11 sifted
eerty Jr* $• 49 d>a f matoee
Ste-da-i ** X* O 1 ** let
Ce*ee Aant •. -’aria-d 1* ’1
med 1 tim !M’l f«-* * 4 '4t’ - ,4 «
I4SO * v -c 1-lh ra hac»« 15 M 22
1-lh tine. :«0 23c lb
Peeg TnhH’ag n» », Jfl I*l •achs.
h*er 111 tr <i at an '• rd rr *d' nga.
t**fi4' 4 n» r dd’ ng" |4104t
rorr. 14 10 11 c er ye -orn
aa 1 * o 4 * ■ 4
I 4a t ->n
yUer T hh "r net. *« R*«f \4,-bi
g m paten* 1* 44 «*' "1 f-'tent
t I I '
«1 I «
per egeka.
till Piw 1 n.«»»d 1' *1 *C. ed It
see 4 *1 *3 n har*e* 1 k** ■•**»
** yk-w»g « »f r " rj -■•ls, t 'jc re f
• r- wn gaaol ne gal
Httfea No 1 cured h'd-e Sic No
I gr• * *1 hides l 4 No l c’lr-d
lie Nr ! green bulls 13c No 1
cored lea* k p 23c. Vo. 1 g-een a»a!
k‘o ?|r N, I cured murrain tk
No 1 r-een murrain ITc V- 1 e»ir* *
ra** ina* calf s
h' r»e h<de« 1* *•* | V'lfM S 4*». |t
Rr I **l| w »« No I tallow I* N
1 h»d*» Ic off Vo. i kip and *aif.
Sc C 0 ». K e»n«k‘ne ia, to amount
wool). 50r 0 I?
Livestock 1
1 >
■ IClltC %V crVTRII. iTfM RTiltnl
L* ETlt'rlT. Ken 24 —• attle Mar
ket dull ard lower, t.e»t heavy
it**** I* SO <f 20 beet r.andy w» gkt
kutefer ,t*tri tl pltfl mixed at»»ra
and he;fera. |* ;4 24 handy 1 ght
but » I ‘ light
|4 SO 0 ’ test cows. |707 IS h her
cow* 14045- 'mm on Cc. w • | pq
4 cann-r* |« '.90 4 be*t heavy h ;•
• * 9 '71 ana hull# S4*'.o*
stork bulls |4Y4ta fe»d»r« |' y»
Slcck»rs It 5-n ' tr Ik*** and
• t . |<*r 4 i
Sfarket H'wn i.e«* gr*d»" |l 7 0' 4 SO
h*avy 15 i'lflt SO J h»*p J, ** 4 r
lamb* 4 5c lower i.e»t Alt'''
fair I 415 light to ' m** *ti s:i
OUS3 fair g rd •he r , |ir»'r
cull* and common. I" J'-< 4 I! H r*
! fork ere and h»# »• I 14 0 S',
' plga. I! 1.
k art m ryii.n i ur. «t»hk ‘
(P***l*| g Steves* ■
r.4«n* Bt*rrAi>* n t ~
Cattle Two are ***w 4 v
llog* II < are h‘gr*r v-avy i- 1
yorke** 113 '*ol3 3- P g« a- 1
hghia. tit •( 0 :1
.Sheep is rsr# •!■'• • p *a*i **
114 7XO II year ng» t **j : < « *>
era. 112 OIT >0 »w»* f- «>\ •
4RU 44.0 MV r. ST4I4 R
I'NTOV STVe'K TAm-e Ml. P#b
“4 Hogs »
Strong r hg* er r «ed and hv h
er* 1112 440 !! U g and h.,'e I ?*•
o!3*a ro g? h»*vy. lilt' r )* *
I'ghf |1;0 1* *5 pig* |9 '.fj rs ■• z
f'attl* Rec# p•« .e m*rk*t «*e*dy
I ’ t ■ t w* and hetf,-,
11415 0 l 9 2 •*o'- he» • fe*>!*r*
t 4 230*tfl *i«ri |« «’ *| t*' , ..
1
'toarhe' w»ak ra - '* | i3 9
j we** * • t •/ ■ iar • t 7 *
•0 ! 4SO we***rna It ?4 0 tt: i• •
nrvr.i on mr srm h
nxvruvii. r.b 24 .11 g* r».
c*lp»» 1 000. e'»ady Y rh*'* ar.d t- ,
edl'l a. 91 |
rough* 13 t'tri flit t «•• •
•* p 4 * I cara *i w “h**p and a- •
receipt* J cars *'**dv • p |; i
Calvsa receipts 140 *te#d> tr, t ’
Yvyi.rtK* 1 i\r. sTttt k
TGI.EItO. O. Feo U M,.r* p.
cetpta. Ilgh* rrarkaf I'-oiS< * t r
heav|e* I1 ’ 0 «f 12 I m*d m . |• t
M 01225 y, rker* |IIO|I .
pig*. tMl.ti;] «*ve* V h...
_ alow fh»*r and Jam).* Mir he*
I steady
1
I MU 4 4.44 nt TI4.K vaunt r
CHI* A'iu Krl 24 Butter r.x
Iras, 11 Brsta. >th«th
|tra* 34 <>| 014*9 • flr*ta 17 .vy 4 t •
I Fas* Prime ordinary, **j >
I frate. 31' fhee.* Twine 4202],
Yu ng an er *, 't *9 <74 t, .
i poultry F'i.w; • I»>9 - ,\ , r k*. 1* j
j 32'. |**»*. Mill* *t>r ng* ]9r
I turk*. 2 I’ .ta'. e* h* » p*« 1 >
•a ra A » n■ n 32*40*1'. u , n ..
• • • 3. |
am iniiK 1 tirroa viabmftt
Reported by l ame. U'et,h* r Ac 0
Feb. ?1 fpening <'!i.a»
ll.d High Ix»w n<d Aah
/■ti MIT II 11
Mar MM 14 51 MIT Mil M*s
May.. 1! J 7 Ml: M2l lain |« j|
July 14 19 14 27 M 29 IK 24 MU
Hep . M M MlO
Ort .. 13 91 MO2 I*9;, )g lk tl
Dwc... Ml* ]«a« 1A 47 M 99
MARKET FLOODED
WITH SHARES OF
CONTINENTAL CO.
Mom lb Ail .'i.tHTO ehama of Coo
ilnenul hair b»*cn diiroi»4*tl on the
. m.arknt in the lart l*n 'iA.Vn. 2.VH)
share* being ihe total e.ilca on the
i Drtrott Suvk rnfc.ini'' in the two
.hours of the halfday aeaeion. Sni 1
1 nruay
| Selling order* continued to del-
Inge the commission house*, and
altho iWre ha* been a good re- 1
; •!»« n*e on the pari of the htiytr*
who feel that at th- pr*"*ent flc :ie
I the iit»x'k »a a rare *b iy ‘ the offer- i
lngs were more numerous than ihe ’
bid*
Selling o.pened at * and almost
Immediately popped to seven and
a fraction It closed at 7 5 4 Moat
of the sale* were made at tbia
price
Considerable activity ccnterf*d in
Packard common also. *everal hun
dred nharea being traded tn at 137 .
and a fraction, this being nearly |
po p’s above the quotation*, last j
week.
Michigan S ig.tr developed deeld J
#d •tr#ng 4 h celling around S>s. A
large H’lmber of share* of Charcoal
common were sold around 7 7 3
ILIX)W $25,793 IN
CLAIMS AGAINST
HAMPER ESTATE
Claim* ag.vnftt the exta'e of the j
'a’e Walter II H.vmper president •
of the Globe Tobacco company, 1
amounting to |7* ’*'«»!. ho* he»n
allowed b* the commieeioner* on
c’*im* John R Ketnpf and Robert
E Karber TTielr r»,air* w .** filed
in the proba'e court on FYiday The
*. irr. n'-’ra’or of the estate has ap
r’.vd ~ report
M*■* F 4 \K'f■ jo-# who cH!m*
• ' to h* •** '.* common !iw wife
o* the !a" tobacco m,v;na*e. «ib
tr. "*d no r a’ln Thi* i« taken *o
niear ’ha r *h* <- n*c given up
Y e .if oh’aiP'ris ’he w .<1 iw -» -har- 1
<> # 'he $ fin ine Sl.e ha *
'.Mio! lie- <•'«# ?o ’he ( ir« ,:t
4.1 iwtng The ref.-a: of Pro
ju e I ;dg»- Command 'o all# w i#
wido 4 * p.*rtion
HOGS ESTABLISH
NEW HIGH MARK
CHICAGO. Fel> Il Hog* e*fab-
L«hed anew high record 4 t>lay wt en
l.e*vle«s and m:xed -old on the 1«« al
ujerkef for S1 7 per hundrisl po*ind«
Tl,* >,* 'he hiEhe*’ price ever pa and
In Lbicago.
11 m —a* ■ n
Club Ernoieyea To Stand Trig'
William Shafer, John Wilkinson'
3n>l ftiiver S* even* employe* ~f
he Union league. Iroquois and
Rooa’er* club* Negro organus
’.ona, were bejd to the recorder*
eour» for trial Friday, on a charge !
of «e|ling liquor Without a license j
Pi'rolman Harry W Ross, who dis- j
t.rg~jl*bed himself t wo months ago 1
by arre**mg mor* than a sc ire of
Nrproes single handed when he
found them gambling. ob»atned the
• videnre on which tfe* charge* were
broigh' Ross *ay* he purchased 1
'iquor in each one of the places, j
Sugar Market
-—.l ■ ww————a— —amt
Vwgar Crystal c m;n.e*. 3 lb.
3! 1 19. <lo, A-lb. 11l * >. eagle tablata,
319 24 11 loaf. 391*. c uhoa. .14 70
XXXY p-iw <]* red. I' 44 *»an'iard !
p. a/l.r*/! |V44 gran listed. e*tra|
• ra» 3* IS. granulated fin* tn
> ik. 3* granuTatad. 2A-lb t ttopa.
I* 24 err*'al d>.rrln»» granulated 2-
1 and 5-13, egrtona. >n rase* |t 41,
BO gran ilatod. MK t ••-«. ;
! 4 A4 diarr.-.nd A, It 19 r nf»r( -n
-- * A I ' I 4 |
No 5 3 >4 No TANARUS, 17 Hi t |7*4 ,
• I 10. No |l|
I 44 N 12. 3 *4 No 13. *7 S'. No" •
I I king
n »• ;r* 3* ' .«■#* unn i a’*<J. 3: »4
P*r 199 |l • h'. iiehnU! |*, 1
24 ’o •*-. }3 ]9 t Uo I*. 41 to case.
1 4 29 par ra**
D4 Ik 1 I’RODI 4TV
Buffer Kvtra 'rean.ery. 40- lb;
c»e*rvary fl-* 4 *. *!c. dairy. 2*<- lb.,
ta.k'ng *f'»ek.
Kgg* f re*h receipt* caaea inrlud- 1
ed. first* 44V9C and 1 current receipts,
f and a It*' eipts ?!' irda- ],214
ra sea
4 ***** M|ch g*n e,,, *’r V»w
T'i-k 74 d"4Ti'stir Swlea 27 0
34' imported “w.aa A9o<9c brick
r* vm : 4 ' ( b:! Hmhurger. l-ib.
34 »*e J!h 21 94: long horns. 33c.
dalsie* 21 022 V9 c lb.
Ar.w tiiRK in rrE«i and r*ao.
NKW T"RK. lab 24 Rutter:
Q-«ie» unsettled receipt*. T.4U. 1
re»-rery evtra. 4tot3>a>- creamery, I
•pe ial market 440 44 U State
d* rr tubs *4 0 43* imitation rre*m
e-r flr*ta 31 >9 0 3JS r Fga* Areadf; ■
re e 1 pt*, «.3.J n*arhy white fan y.
4tf«* ne*rhv rr. «*uj fancy. 410 «t.
fr**h flrsta, 43 t» 45c
I’HOIM 4 K H4HKRT.
N F. W YOl K Ker. j* —Four' '
'■j »!•*. Arm Pork rornng mesa.
'3 7 4 I A -d Kl'rr.er middl*-
weat ap'd t gay: Raw
1 . I*l ; ■ --n 4 ■-f iga’ 't ie** 3* s 2 rr I
r.us* V\ ado. 4* fe*t, 14 140 4C2 re
fin* i unsettled 'tit loaf, I* 14. ,
cfjsned. !* p. wd*red. |7i4 rrnn
ulated. 307 o.', < . ff-e 11,0 No 7_
on spot. Si 4 *' Tallow (jm** «p* t*|’
IJc; cite, lit*' country, 11 *9 0 12e! !
May "»wdy No 1 t; 0401 l* s„ ,
3 70077 >4 . clovar. r 9O O«Ac |
Dreaaed poultry F*lrm. turkey* 00
*4' cbi'ken* I*o 7V-. fowls 17V*0
24c, durk*. l*o|Hc IJ v a poultry
Demoralised quotatinna n >mlna| ».n
a count of beyofta . Hi**** fSrm. j
atata milk, common to aperiala. 22 0
MS* , aktma, <»mmon to aperial. il
02L
4 H34**oo Ml TTICK *4 ARK FT
'■Tlir’AfKi, Fab 2* Hutter Fv.
traa. 40-. flr*ta. 33029590, dairy e«-
Lraa 14H02«>«c. drat*. I2QIIS9C
F.gga Prlma '-rdinarv, 3*ol3'd>
flrata 39H0 49r. Cheese Twins.
Y'>ung Americas. 11190*4' Idv*
poultry Fowls 1P Vo' ducks. J7O
22 c gees* I*ol3' springs ?#' po.
ratoe* Receipt* 24 ear* Wisconsin
I? I*o2 9« Minnesota, 3- * rt o!3*.»
fancy weat, 3: DOT
Prtafiag—4*» #»■•* B#a4 kla*—that
Iw rlgbl—Ttwn Job Dep*.—Mala 4*H.
FAVORPLAN
TO UNITE
COLLEGES
Officers of Ix>cal Medi
cal School Are For
IT.l T . of M. Merger
DR SHURLY IS
ENTHUSIASTIC
The amalgamation of the Detroit
College of Medicine and Hurgery
with the l niverslty of Mlchlgar.
which teems now assured awaiting
the ratification of the Hoard of
trustee-* of the |>etrott school. is the
rnwi Important step taken In behalf
of nod.>al education In Michigan iu
a h.»lfc*ntur> Thnt la the opinion
of I)r B R Shurlv trtce president
and dean of the college
\e»t tear the fiftieth annlveraur
of founding the college was to havo
l een celebrated, and practically erei
* nee th»' organisation of the noted
IV’roit school negotiation* hare
been going tm from time to time
looking to the amalgamation of the
ioc.tl school m*h the university.
When the board of regea’j of tnc
university announ«.d the term* un
der which |t wa* prepared to tak*-
ever the l*lroP medical college I*
»4« certain that the term* would be
acceptable to the board of the De |
troit institution for the views of
Lo'h in*tltu , i n* were well known *
to e\rh c>th» r Tl erefore it appea
I>k- It thv* *he !«»•- % I ' oard ..’III me.
' n «’ isnivd .•> v and ratify It
a* *»• t «»1 t - rcg. n*«
-' * l
this mndi'ion has come to tax- it
tv -I*. nex itaole, he »a> *. tha' 'h» l 1 j
• of Michigan wouland
or r > *i to expand ar.d firing i brsn h
of i’a medical %* hoo! to fie-'rot'
* r»l a!re«d> will ,!..t
f or: :t a man to practice i.jcdl* ine
unless he ha* «p*-nt one year after
graduation In a hospital.” said I>r
bhtirly "The Caiversity of Mich!
gan had no *ttrh course and no fa
c l ll ll e* for such a ro«r*e In Ann \r
bor. as the hospital work there was
too small to provide work for the
in’erne* In f*etrolt there will be
exceptional opportunities for th»-
study of a side ranee of ho*pit.
work tha' would not be pnosible m
a small city With the rapid growth
of the city the hospi'al work cas
*v ;ind*d wond*rfullv. and a studra*
a ill have a diversified experience
here that would be possible in on*
a few places."
It la I>r Hhurty's opinion that
when the university takes over the
college it will use it exclusively for
the fifth ye»r work of graduate* I
which would prec’ude the (HMiatbilt'
of starting the medical education In
this <oilege, aPho It w »uld not be
surprising If the university faculty
In Bs wisdom sen' first, second. |
third or fourth year men here for
I "spral experience That, of course. !
will be up to the unlversitv
It ia bellered. however, that some
method may he arranged so tha*
there Will be classes in medicine for
the beginner- as well as for the
graduates. If not In this Institution, j
at least somewhere |n I»etrolt
The famous Detroit college has *
turned out some of the most dlstln
guLeb*4 physicians in the ctfitttrf l
men who have made names for
themselves all over the world i
Amor* If-- early graduate, are some
of 'he most famous physicians of lie
troit. Dr J H Carsfens. one of the
earliest graduate*. |s still a member
of the board of trustees. f»r. |{. (). J
Walker, another famous surgeon,
early graduated from 4hm school. as
Old Dr Ingiis, who is yet gr«atly in
t»re*ted in the affairs of the college
The plat) of the co|)eg»- to raise
a fund of II ooo.ono. which was an
nounced a few month* ago. was per
mitted to rest pending negotiations
with the I*, of M , but that cam
l«atrn will be resumed, as the fund
will be necessary for the project.
The resolution of the regents.
Whkh Is expected to be ratified by
the board of trustees. Is ss follows
P**r>|v *4. That the regents of the
Fnlvislty f M ■ hlgan will under
take the sdminls'rstP n and conduct
r.f S a radii* I e School es medb'tfie and
» .rg-ry m Detroit, to be maintained
fr<>tn th« Im-wm* from donated funds
and »t idents fee*
Provided, First, That th» Detroit
College of Medl>~ ne shall first have
->irrendered its rharter and termin
ated Its •orporate etlaiema. con
vened to the r*genti the tltla to all
the real estate and equipment of whx h
It Is possessed, free and unencum
bered. together with all th* rights
and privileges In the hospitals of
Detroit it n'.wr enjoys, and
shall etert through Its trustees end
faculty Its influence In continuing
and attending etch rights and privi
leges
Mecond. That rlghta daemed ad*
quata by th* regents be secured to
th* university from Harper hospital
and other hospitals for th* purpoeea
of Instruction In medicine and sur
and that a Hot
than on* million dollar* shall first
! ha** been rreated In ra*h or ap
proved eerurltle* to be transferror
I •«> and Invested by the regents for
the benefit of said graduate school
«>f medicine and surgerv
Folio* ing are th* officer* of th*
fmtrolt College of Medicine and
Furgery
Board of frueteee Sidney T. Miller,
president Burt It. fihurfy M D.
vice president Frank B Walker. M
D . eecretarv. Emery w. F|ark tress,
urar Henry M < smpbeli. .1 Henrv
|t’ar#tena. M t». Hay K Danaher. '
(John M Dwver. Fdwtn N »t*org»
David tlrtv. rharlee r* tenrFnea M
D~ H B. Joy. A I»van der |. Lewis
Angus V'laaa M D.. Bhllfp 11. M«-
MONDAY, FEBRI'ARY 24, 1917.
Ml 11 an. Charles Moore. t. Brooks
I Nichols, Murray W. dales, Br yant
| Walker
| Kse-iiliv# committee-Mi,|ne> T
| Miller. Ilenry M Fampbell Burt Ft.
IStiurly. M l», Kmorv XV. I'lark,
Frank It Walker. M D
Inspectors Should
Sacrifice Personal
Time, Says Candidate
A*
f
TWmrnnMf' *» ,
m ■
RALPH B WILKINSON.
Mr. Wilkinson has been oraci*
cing law at the Wayne county bur
for ?1 years and has, ** tfte re
quest of many friends, enur'd the
race for nomination c* a candidate
for th* small school hoard He
seek* a four year term
Mr. Wilkinson who ha« made a
complete stud) of the c|vtc rondi
tlona appertaining to the schiw
systems, save that If the adinims
tration of the schools I* to be a
succeaa. they mu«t he governed by
men who will «aoriflre their per
»on»! tint* and experience without
anv thought of per»<ma! gain lie
a!«o b'llwes that adequate facil*
os should he g'ven f t all chlldr-n
» Ni**- pa r crt* d*'** r* ’hern to h*ve
th* benefit of < puliljr v. hool er*r,
* at. »n
|{o( HFSTKir SAFK
THRF W AR ZONE
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inn steamer Rochester was expect
esi to dock here this evening, hav
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gone
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ru thing Fura Kt» If r DF.ARINO,
r,m*r*l Baggsg" Agent
STOCKHOLDERS* MEETING
OF D. C. R. R- COMPANY
Notice la hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders of
th* Delray ibinnertlng Railroad Com
-1 pany, fr>r the election of Director*
and the transaction of atlch other
buslneee a* may com before th* an
nual meeting, will be held st Hie of
fice of th* company in the City nf
Detroit Mich., on Wednesday March
ft, lsjf. at I p m Ry order of th*
Director# of the t’ompanv
fMlgned) J, U SANDER*
Pecretarf.
Local
MEN
(News* Hulktin No. 3)
—
1 Prior to the Incorporation of th*
llarroun Motors Corporation there
bocani* associated with tbe* enter
prise eight men - curb a succeaeful
aptM-laliei in some fonn of gutomo
bile production. saln.s or finance.
These men became the nffleem and
directors of the llarroun Motor* Cor
poration. They are the uieu who
have both planned mul ciecultfi ita
gi iieral piiiiclcm.
The - * a;ht iu» n. t’ •• r offleca and
Iheii i ipi rtentu , in sm fuhowsl
» >1 v 'J' \ M' *MH AN. President
and <!• i -uai V! • i»gn i*.irmct Vice-
I’t- sul- nt Mat in '4 t«*r «”u , dale*
1-Xret iur I‘renxler and i.'ola ('umpante*.
H\Y II tillbll N. Vice-President. In
charge i i.ng itt.t-img and i*ro*Juc•
H-'ii lie. .n't. Chief Kngttie r Mav
we|| and Marmon eumpanies For
mer international rare champion
1-K'VIM IIOI’KINS n<VH;KM. Mecre
tarv N.-w York i >rp»ratlon counsel.
UKoßtir li WuUrilLrv Treasur
#r Recently I'ro. .lent and Ti«aawr
»t «f the Fairbanks <*o
JOHN -t HEATH. Direct.-r of liter
• handlsing- (* rmer c.ener.il Males
Manage' Muwl! Mvtor i'..
U. W AIID MACFV hales Manage-
Former Males F.t-uutlv* Ford. I rank
lin and Premier conmnnies.
fade maef niiEAKi:. r>*re.-tor or
Vdvertls ny pccently Advertising
executive ->tudet>aker arid Maxwell.
F A VOT4.PRr.CHT. Director «f
Finance Former n#n»rtl Manager
King M >trr is' Cos President Ne
ville Rteertng Wheel i\>
These men were soon joined by
the following five others:
It O. BF TtNII An DA Fa.gory Man
ager. RrcenDi Factory Manager
f • er«e-Arrow M >tor i’ar iV Drm*r-
D Factory Manager Farrtsh Menu
fi> U r hi; «'i and Sheldon Atte Cos
*F llo\T Chief Knginssr
B»centlj Chief Engineer Bour-Davis
'f'»tor Car i'onaultlng F.ngtneer
MAtwell, Marmon. Ample*
I FTP It U IIACVIPFBART. Con
atru'-Hen Fng.neer Rs-ently Con
struction Engineer Maxwell Motor
Cos.
JOHN P. S HARHISOy, Manager
! reign Department. Expert linguist
»n+ experienced traveler Recent
attache F M Embassy at Roms.
H H IfOLT. Purchasing Manager.
F rmeriv Purchasing and Inspection
Executive Maiweli. *tudcbaker. Cols
and lludaon.
To administer the various
r-n'« of production. Fartopy Mans
e r i>rnbardt hag formed a com
plete organization of m*»n virtually
all of whom a/'* known for their ef
ficiency and ability throughout the
luati Hla lUf In
eludes the following each of whom
has held similar positions In the em
plorv of other manufacturers listed
respectively.
B T. WHtTTFD. *uperfntend-nf nf
t'p*ratln* F.qulpment Mlmp'** A»lO
nu.Mle i'n. Th» Kiimrl) C«*. Chal
it.rrs i er. MtU'Vbak-r
«* F M"YT U!ir*er' ntendent of Ma
• lining Ma*ne|| 'NewisstleJ, Mar
innn, R It. Ilarsler Cos tnc
\ 7i r xm l.- Mupermt»ndent
Bc«1» Department Biddle A Smart.
Biew ster ' • ring held V' it.*- n lla et.
Hale ) h.lborr
F t MFNKI M perintendent of
Ae»emn|v. F-M-I* Cos Mtudetiakar.
Maxwell
II F H'liNll Super ntendent of
Inspect left Brown A Sharp, Beaton
Dear Works. American Ball Bearing
Cos. Mtudebaker.
r p T'e AOF Chief Tool Designer,
North way, Cadillac. i'haJn'.srs. fttuda
t taker
V a. NTIA'd, T'»o1 Room Rnra
n-an Max* e|| - Briscoe, Cadillac,
Yin Blerck Motor Cos
J F i iiEEINf* Fsctory Office
Manager J’ l•rr e ■ Arr w XI »o r «'a r
S>- e|don Axle Parr tah Manufae
tt ring Cos . Cadillac.
All these men are. and hare been
for some time, at work on the de
tii!s of their various department*
A * soon as the new plants at Wayne
are completed, these men will nntar
upon a work for which each will
have heen thoroughly prepared In ad
x anre
The association of such men lends
Increased value to each share of liar
mun Motors Stock.
Asa guarantee of their confidence
In the «ucce«s of thl" enterprise, Ray
llarroun and his associates have de
piislt*.] 400.000 shares, owned bv
them, with t be'Treasurer of the
Siate of Michigan, to remain In eg
crow for the benefit of the Corpora
tlon. until the total stock I* earning
a dividend of at least six per rent.
Further information will he gladly
given on request.
Your subscription may be made di
re* t to us or through your own hrok
er or banker, at a rate of IT per share
of $lO par Talue
Th- shore D an advertisement of
: the
Harrovn
Motor?! Corporation
Fourth Floor Dodge Building. Jrfifar
•on Avt. E. at Bruah St.
Detroit
... ,i ,
VV> are Hpeeiali’/ing in
Harrovn
Motors Corporation Stock
and will be pleaaed to give
full details rejrardinsr the
company’s progress, and
other information pertain
ing to this investment.
Harbridge&Co.
69 Huh! Hlork Detroit
ADVERTISE IN
THE TIMES!
IT PAYS!

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