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DKTRiPIT. Mar.li :».--4«U«: Mar
kei «I.ih prorp'rii l(>w*r; beat
hea«) alrtra 111. beet handy weight
but. her eteera. »:* • •«10. .ai*rd aterra
land lt.if.ra, |vs»v * nandy light
I but< here Sill 4.4. light butcher*,
j•: .li . b* «t Cowa, S«tf I 2S.
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rpnngarr Ii *'* V. alralvea Mar-
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Reeaipta ma’ket «i ward weak,
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March 2«-Hcg* Re.
j •.•eipta libe-al tuarket 3c lower,
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Il2|fl I.Vi Calve« Steady. Sheep
and lambs: Steady.
Grain and Provisions
DETROIT March J«—Clot* tYheat
pricea had an opening jump of ltf2c.
the hlgner figure l*elng the result of
unfavorable n*v» from the south
western wheat field*. All markets
were strong and there was little
news that could be considered bear
tab.
Anxnety fa felt for the new crop
of both apnng and winter wheat. The
latter j> *h‘ win* mucti greater dam.
■(< than expected from a winter that
wii not especially *e>ere. and there
i« now urgent need of moisture over
a wde acreage. Tha plow-up esti
mate ha» been raised (a i.bio.oi®
acg«* by eome In vest igatprs and the
needs of Europe are increasing The
prospe. t of a heavy crop la vanish
ing. altlio aneage <m ed* and last fall was
very large/ The spring wheat out
look is threatened with late seeding.
There is never too much time for the
proper maturing of spring wheat,
especially in the Canadian northwest,
and a late spring br nga the crop
dangerously close to the frost line.
Ther* Is still a great deal of annw
in north's. ■'anada and wdl
delay *< g aid) t wiil give tha
newer • an s . idance of moisture
for aarfv grownng
The old supply and demand sltua
t e , ,? ' i--; .ad May vfc'it
bulliahly. allho there is no chang* In
the situation In that direction Euro
pean nerds are he*vy and ther* ts
some improvement in the car aitua
tlon Plenty of ships are promised to
carry the wheat from American porta,
all of which help* the price
t’asii and Mas wheat lost their
early strength and cloaed at *tatur
ds * < losing pr •*# J jly held an ad
vance of l '*r.
Corn advanced ! %»c. oats lc. beans
Sc. and i‘lover*od lost 1 Sc.
Monday s wheat 'juotmtlons Cash
\ ■ J >• i t * ~*• ■ pened with an
advance .f 1 at 12 07. touched SS-hl
advan'ed to 17 ill**, and closed at
I "ft* Ju I .>i-ned 41 y: 4? t|. touched
t v de? * sl*7. advanced to
I) *7«n.l closed at Si »7. No. 1
Wh'te. i; «!.
Monday e coarse grain quotation*
Coen -Cash N<* t II !1 'i. No. 4 yel
low aolrt early *i tl 25. and declined
to |1 22U No. 4 yellow. 11.21; No 4
White, |1 27 '%
Oata -fandard «*r No. 3 white.
«*V N- l white, tty
H e—( »sh No 2. SI *4.
p.-nns Immediate prompt and
April shirment. Wd.
A*ede Pome red clover. Sll .
Mar. h. lit? *0 Apr-1. Sll.. r >« tim thy
S2 «0
T’r'niar? wheat receipt* were 1.*22 •
Ah A bu, against 1.783,AAA l-u a vaar
ago
Kvprrts of wt:»»t and four slon
da>. 322.aaa bo,
T>»e»eas»s en th* Am-ricgn rislDls
supple trio-at. I'-'VAA b-i ?orn.
374 ran hu. • ?)s I.34J.Ann bu.
World - -wheat - 4 port * la*t we*k
w „i e - .*<l 11. hit. agstnat 7 *4B *AA Du
a n e» \ and Ii:/"" Du a year
ago.
I;, cure . > w.eat M 'ndav rniluth.
4 ,V . • ? 34 a >- *r a.??- %flnne.
apolis 4".* •.n». against 728: Winni
peg. ?V, ra r *. again*’ 4*l. ('Dicaro,
*,| , ars. sri-n-t I*7. • .utDwest ?77.-
OAA bu. agn os’ ’.44 oft-’ 1"i a year ago
f(, ■* ?(. r> ft-- 1...*i. r market on
%!■■? v. I bhlb of floor, 8
! cars .rs r « m and t of
I p . it- w < -► 3.AA-' hDIa #. f
fl. ,» Ift isl If « « \t. ' YAO htf of
htl of rye A) '-In ara
a* v> • ? D<’ of
• **, bu -f • ta. and .7A Ago
| b ' ° f rr " ,
< MH tf.O tJR ill.
HI r* m. Mafi ft ’* Oram of en
r f ' M ;■ H•; July. up
2*. «r* i> 1 S fern May.
I wn, ■ ly, un ■ ufol, Rept. up
. Ip S'*
J.t r. !• •<* >ni Utv hanked
v. . » '• » t Mr o(> l : io: inly
d'>an «i -.•pterntie' ilnarn S‘*. f'orn
V’4> ur> I’ t’llv III* 1 \ Reptem
h»*r ui> I'.* ‘»;»• - Max 'lnwn Sc;
July -.ir. ,n; -J 4» r *teml-r up Sc.
f ~*Vi** .rtiH; Rtcn J' pra tically no
ch inf r.
i’lo* " *(• Ma *l ' an 1 Sc. .Tmlt
<t* wn 2 - ,'t l ■» n l\ o «rn:
Mar tei-nniiM .1 ip S r .
Sc. i*r! .' tv d* wti 1 Sc, Inly
il..wn T .r, • t iliiwn Sc. rrotrlaiona
•teadx.
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f u* nt
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R«pt. I R-J 1 SI 1 4'• S 1 * rt S
Max l 111', 1 kt S 1 *«S
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Ma> . l I*', 1 :*’* 1 its tit
July i i»\ i i;\ i it s ins
f rat *~
x S
Rept. "* s f*:s *s s
M») «l *, m*, «■*'4 tns
r.rrk-
Mav Tt RS 14 -,| r,i S4 It
Julx 3! in :• li. i .13 $n $3 $n
lj*4 rrl
July, n ra •«> a., I, *7 Mt ■?
Max . n ;a a: Ls *3 i M
Rlha
May I* f.* Tit ;t» sit no pit a;
July. HIS 1*27 111* at*22
Lard
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thlBM. (n*«M (*>Rpllt.
Now York Stocks
Quotations by Horablower A Week*,
March 28 Open tligb Lu* Close
Adr. Rumley. IT 17 17 17
Ata« Rubber . S» 8* 81 •*
Alaska tloid . *H :» T a *H >N
Alaska Jun .. 7 • l « w a
Allis Chat ... 2S lb H 2*4* »
Do pfd .... 484* k«S »*W *«- »
Am. Agrl com fl fl t> If
\mer. t'an 44% 4f% 47 4* 47%
Am Car * Fdy 7| 71% *9% 81 a
Am fit Kd . 84 84 «S% *l4,
Ant. ('Ot Oil. . 41 44 44 44
Am Hide A L IS IS 13 16
lto pfd 70 7# SfeSa 84 4%
Am. Lin com 2A% 2A% 20 20
pfd 44'» SI , sl% 82%
Am. Loo* m ..74% 74 71% 7l\
Am Smel A R 188 V 108\ 104% 104%
Am Sug Ref 111% 111% 111% 111%
I Ara. Zinc 17 47 13% 48 %
Am Rest bug 13% fl 02% f1 %
Ant Tei A T 117% 117% 127% 117%
Am er. %%\>01... BU% 80% 8b % 80%
IX> pfd >7% f* f7 % 91
Ana* op da . . 85% *S% »'% »1 %
Atchison 108 % 108 % 104 104
Do pfd .. 39 99 M M
At I <i * W I lit 118 112% 113%
Raid \a r . . «}% *4 <« 5»-i Bf%
l.alt a Ohio.. 84 12 B*l 80
ltrth Steel . .144 14« 144 144
('lass II IS* U< % 151% 111%
Crook. U T . f4\ *f % 88% «*%
flulte A bup 48% I* ", 48% 45%
*7al Ret 55% 25% 23% 21%
IH> ;*’d 5 4 54 84 64
Can ad iv 185% 145% l<t% 181%
Cent I-eatber 95% 48% 91% 91%
Terr- de Pa* o 4«% 58% S»% l<%
Ci.eaa A Ohio 42% 42% 40% 81
ChL <it H eat 1» 13 12% 12%
c*Dt A Northv, 119% 119% 117% 117%
n»| V A SIP 85 45 82 II ,
? hlle Cnp . 26 25 24 % 24%
Ch Bu Cop .. 59% 59% 57% 97%
* n Rue! 5t 51% 51% 81%
i Vnt. ('an Cos. 91% 92% 91% fZ
I Cuban Cane .146 145 ID 14*
C*>n (la* .. 120% 120% ljrt 120
C -n Pr,d Ks 24', 24 , 54 75
1 •> prd I#B 104 % if: % R’4
Ct id M Cos . 72 75 % 87% *8
<’ .b t'ane Hu 48% 41% 4t% 44
l> A ft Orand 14 38 34 54
De* Cnlted .114 118 118 D«
Dtst Her up. ..21% *l% 20% 2''%
Dome Mine* . 1«% 14% i*% '.8%
EYIe. com 51 31 .’9% 79%
l*o. l«t pfd.. *B% 45% 4 2 4?%
Ik*. 2d pfd 34% 3«% 3* % 14%
<Ben Motor# .120 ’.20 I*B tl*
M K O’Ch Cos 55% 35% 57 % 85%
fit North, pf iii% iis% n*% r?'-
C.t North Ore 86% 35% 54% :i4%
Oranby ... 87 81 87 »7
• sreen«* Can »J% 47 , 42 % *2%
Illinois Cent . 145% 104% |4«% i*»%
tnspir Cop *)', 41 4’’% *■l%
Lntet. Met . YJ% 1.1% 13% |l%
Int Ater M 3*'v *7% 38% •' ®
Do. pfd .. 93% 43% •*• % «»\
Int. Vi Wei .. 44% 45 4 % (1%
Int Paper «i% ||% 41% 41%
I»«». pfd ...103 105 1-34 105
N City )4th. 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 1
Kent t'onper 47% 47% (4 44
Kellj Hpg T . «- % 44 4? 4
!*ark *t «*«» '*% *7 *3% *5%
L*Digh \'ai. . 72% 72% 71
Ixtrillard .. 21° 21 st 21 * 2DI
Maxwell M t M ‘ 3 52 % 52%
Do. Ist pfd < * 44 4« 4*
Do. 2 ! pfd 33 % 'I % 37% 3.3 U
M«v. Pet. ... 94 >7% 90% 90%
Miami t op. . . 41 % 41 % 41 41
Mo Pai . nw 21% 21% Iv % J« %
M. AT.. 9% >% 8% •%
Do. pfd ... 17% 17% 17% 17%
Nat Lead ... 42% 82% 41% 81%
V Kn A St 15 % 54 34 % 34%
Nor. Cons ...24% 24% 2 4 24
N Y, N. H .. 45% 45% 4 7 45
Nor. A West 122% 113% 12d 120
Nor Par. ... |4>7% i#7% D*4 I•***
N. X. Cent 100 100 97 % 97%
N Y, O A W. 28 25% ?4% 24%
Pare Marquet % 24 % 29% 24%
PaclOc Mall.. 25 25 22 % 24%
Pennsylvania 54% 54% 54% 74%
Peoples Q,« 92% 95% 92% 92%
Pitta Co«l ... 48 48 47 % 47%
Prea Steel Car 80% 80% 79% 79%
Pullman .. .181% Hi % 181% 181%
Hay Cons 40% 70% 2'*% 29%
R» Steel Bpp. 84 54 % 12 62
Rep Ir 4 81 . 14% 84% 87 82 %
Do. pfd 102% 103% 102% 1*3%
Reading. >-on 100% 10! 98 98
Soaoo Motor. 57% 87% 57% 87%
Sea Air Line. IS 15 14% 14%
RDat. Arl«. .. 2f 40 20 28%
So las-She fie id. 74 72 % 71% 71%
Southern Tac. 98% *l% 95% 98
Southern Ry .40% 40% 29 49%
D*>. pfl <1 81 80 80
Studehwker CIO2U 103 102% 102%
Transue 48% 48% 4«% 4«%
Stuta Voter, 43% 47% tl% 44%
Teva* Pa? iflc 17% 17% !•% I*%
Third Avenue 41 41% 4?* 40
Tobacco Prod 37% 57% 54% 58%
l* A. Mining, *2% 82% 81% <i %
Union Paclfl. 141 \ iu\ 141% I4«k.
Unit Ulsrars f, 44 48** *5% *B%
Unit Alloy 4« 44% 45% 45%
United Fruit 144% 144% 141 141
V S. Rubber. f .*% 591, J#% 59%
U. S Steel .. 118% 114% 114% J 1 4 »*.
Do. pfd. 118 118% 11« 119%
U S Stee! S* 101*. 101% 1«;% 106%
U 8 Cast Iron 41% 21% 21 21
V S Ind A1 co 127 127 123 1 23%
Utgh Copper 112% 112% H"% 111%
i Wa».a •h. com 14 13 12% 13
D?.. pfd A. 6]>. '•*% 51%
Wabash R .. *4*. "S’, ?« *«
Westlnghouae 52% 73 *.t % s**
3A'U!ys Over . 34 34 *1 *•%
We.t Mat vl I?*. 71
White M< tor , ‘ l *. 4«». 49?. I)?,
Western Un 9*»- 9'’% 9<% 94%
arm tork t omi\ *mrki i
Marrh 2* floa**
Open Itijrr* Iy>w R'<l a*t
Jan. . lit* lit® t■* -v ja j; ltlt
Apr.. l* an it an
Max- P*: 1R T 1 I«*s l»»r. lilt
r ,ne It «a
T'ltx . it *7 11 *7 I*7l I* 72 1* TANARUS«
A'j* .... 11 If
Sept 1« SO T* 11 I*2l n22 1*24
Nev t 1 24
Dec 111* 1* •* I**l 1»*1 1112
Tol K.no I.nm
TO|.KT>). March ?!• -O"** ITheat.
(*a«h *2 14 tt a > |' ‘it S
r rn. r aah l! II Mar. Il l*S . July.
»' II «»at • i 'aah. ITSc; May. tl'i.
Tilly. AOS' Rx- e fpah |i «: n«r.
00.4 rath. 111. March. lint*
April. *lOn2S Ort . |a *O. A lalk*
Prim, and March 111 SO Tlmothr
f*a«h and March, II SO Rutter Rrf# k
rr.amen, 2*c. tub creamery. 41 S r
tun Treah candled 2>c fancy »e
--lert*. 11c. Har: T*nchanfed.
Detroit Bonk
Detroit bank Heorlnr* for Monday
were W,81k.12RA3; total clearln**
for ni7 to date are *«?«.421.141 17
H* -vfainat $43.1.172.38: for the
tor re* pond i tig pnrlotl In 191«.
Rlarto Butter
Butter, all aalea *®c no change
from laat week'a prlcea
PtockhoMera of the Conccr.] anu
Montreal railroad, ore of the I *a ed
t'ne* of the lloaton A Maine *ya
icm. are to rote today on the qtjew.
non of approving * modified plan
for Ihe reorganization of the Bouton
A Maine
STRENGTH AND SERVICE
Two important factors to b* considered in making
your banking connections are:
OI'R STRENGTH — guaranteed by a capital, rurpli:*
and profit* of over aeren million dollara. and a manage
regarding abaolute aafety a* the flraf conmd*ration
OUR SERVICE dereloped to the point of higheet es
flclency through the eiperlence of forty ft. e year* In
meeting the need* of the community.
WAYNE COUNTY AND
HOME SAVINGS BANK
Sixteen Offices in Detroit |
DETROIT TIMES
$100,000,000
Government of the French Republic
Two-Year 5 Secured Loan Convertible Gold Notes
Dated April l s 1917 int»ro»t piyiu* Apni and Octobor i Due April l s 1919
Principal and intrroat payable at tha office of J. P. Morgan £ Cos.
Coupon Note, in duaemiaatlana of il,ooo, SB,OOO and SIO,OOO
Convertible nt par, upon notice, at the option of the holder, at any time before maturitv. Into Twenty-Yenr SH% Bend* of
the Government of the French Republic, payable April 1, 1957, and rot subject te prior redemption.
Principal and interest of tha notes, and of the bond, into which they wtay be converted, are te be payable vritbewt dedwctioa
for French taaea, present or futwre. In New York City in United States Gold Coin. Principel and internet of the
notes are also to be perable, at the option of the bolder, in Paris in francs nt tbs Band exchange
rats of Fc*. 8.78 te tbe dollar, without deduction for French tuxea.
In connect ton wfth the provision for optional collection in franca, ft may h* noted ♦hat thia fentrrre amounts boa «H an
FVenrh Exchange for two years at a rate of Fes 6.75; this being ahent ten per cent, below mint parity, Fca. 6 I$H. at or
near which figure Exchange rule J prior to the disorgnniration of foreign market* brought about by the War. Such additional
profit from the exchange feature as may accrue to the holder* of theue Notea will i.ieolee n Increased interest cost to ths
promiseor. but will be consequent upon «uch improvement in trade and Exchange conditions as may occu* during the coming
two rear*.
The Note* are to t>e secured by pledge iwith Central Tm« Company of New York, of securities approved by J. P. Mor
gan k Cos.. eaJued in the aggregate at not lees than $120,000,000. of which approximately $20,000,000 in value is to conmt
of securities of American corporations and munictpa!itie« (including securities of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company),
and the remainder is to consist of obligations (e ; ther direct or through guaranty) of the following Governments: Argentine.
Hruguay. Braril (Funding T.ogn). awitxerlard. Holland. Spain. Egypt, Province of Quebec, Denmark, Norway and >ts»e<ien
(including certain bond* of Mnrtyrage Bank* in the last three countries, operated under Government euperrieion. and quoted
cuvtomanlv on a parity with the obligations of their respective Governmental ; also bonds of tbe State of Berne. Switrerl.MMi,
bonds of tbe City of Stockholm. Sweden, and bon?le and «ha*-e* of Spanish railway companies and of the Suet Canel Comoa'v.
Provision is to be mode in D»e pledge agreement for the maintenance of the iOX- margin: for temporary lodgment of
rvmb pending the arrival and deposit of all the rolia»r»-al; <or the holding by depositaries in FVance of eo-h eoupona from tha
pledged securities as mature prior to April 1, 1919; for the sale of collateral and purchase of notes xrith the procoeds; for
proportionate withdrawals of collateral a* ro»e* are converted; and for substitutions of collat-ral approved by J. P. Morgan
£ 00., the amount otf A mar* cm eeilateral, however, not to be reduced through any such substitution.
This offering le made subject to the approval by our counsel of the nereaaery formalities.
* i .ii i —■.—■■—l., ■■■■i——— ■ ■■■■
WE OFFER THE ABOVE NOTES FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT 99 AND INTEREST. YIELDING
SLIGHTLY OVER «re.
Bubecription book* wiTl be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan £ Cos. at 10 o’clock A. M.. Thursday, March 22, 1917,
and will be closed at 10 o’clock A. M, Wednesday. March ?*. 1917, or earlier in their discretion.
The right is reserved to reject any and all application*, and also, in any event, to award a smaller amount than applied for.
Amount* due on allotment* will be payable at the office of J. p. Morgan £ Cos., in New York funds, to their order, and
the date of payment will he given In the notice* of allotment.
• Temporary certificates vrlll be delivered pending the engr*rir.g of the definitive uotee.
Application will he made to list the above notes on the New York Stock Exchange.
J. P. MORGAN St CO. BROWN BROTHERS St CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York City NATIONAL CITY COMPANY, New York City
HARRIS TRUST St SAVINGS BANK, Chicago
KIDDER, PEABODY St CO. LEE, HIGGINSON St CO.
J. & W. SELIGMAN St CO.
WM. A. READ St CO. LAZARD FRERES
W. P. BONBRIGHT St CO., INC
KISSEL, KINNICUTT St CO. WHITE, WELD 4k CO.
SPENCER TRASK St CO.
CHASE NATIONAL BANK, New York City NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, New York City
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, New York City CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
FARMERS LOAN St TRUST COMPANY, New York City
UNION TRUST COMPANY, New York City EQUITABLE TRUST CO., New York City
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY, Philadelphia
UNION TRUST COMPANY, Pittsburgh MELLON NATIONAL BANK, Pittsburgh
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Clevaland
FIRST Sc OLD DETROIT NATIONAL BANK. Detroit MARINE NATIONAL BANK, Buffalo
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL TRUST St SAVINGS BANK. Chicago
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF ILLINOIS, Chicago HALSEY, STUART 4k CO., Chicago
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, St Paul MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, St. Louis
Dated March 19. 1917.
rOODICK M4RA4KT
NEW ToftK. Mar. 21 -Klou- Quiet)
and h»ld h.ph»’ > •« -*
mc*«. Ill* I« 5»
die w»at »pnt. *2<i Z'l 4 t .«*r I
Raw. firm, centrifugal. :*4 i.,i |* 1
If S 44 . muacoxadn. I < tew t** *, y
4*7 refined quiet cut 1> «' |» l
cruehed I* pn»d.r»4, I" *'«ou
latad |7 fl *lO (Vif.r Rn \ , ~ ,
on *po| ’Sc Tallow Stroua «pe.
cial. U\c city. lie. country. I2’ T fy !
12S'- May Elrm prlm» N . 1 *lo'
111 IS. No 2 IS Or* Sc: r Inver. (>(/ |
t ;.'*•»»<t povltry I
keya, 1 41J 14c • chicken*. ilfiilc;
f'*wl». I‘S« 24 Sc dire* * -
Live poultry l’n»ettled »»•#*# l',r !
ITc. duck*. Me fowl* 2lft2Jc tur
key* Ur rooater*. I*c Mrk»r*
Trotler*. 14822 c. CIMM T'naett let];
*»ate milk common to ap'rtal*. *t s
BlT'yr akitne. common to »ye<.ala
lOfl 21 Sr.
fTRR rorrr.a rrocKt.
Quotati on* by Hopnblowep 4 w*eka
March 21 Rm Aeked
Butte A 2* 33
R'-*ton A Montana ....... (. i‘
(‘alavepa* 4 *
rhlef is, 3 1
i''«.nßoMda»ed Arizona .... 2 3 ’
Key per Mining 3 4
J lr*t National .. ?s 31
fJoldfleid ConaoMdated .... y', tt*.
.Turnho Extension 34 l*
141 Rose 50 m
Mi;nu 4“ S 4*U
Nevada Douria* 2S 3«I
r>Mo ropper 1 14-u 1 ~ u
Htewart 4 R rn
Uurreaa 42 41
•Vckrin ]
Announcing the Publication of a
NEW DE LUXE 64-PAGE BOOKLET
THE AGE OF OIL
CONTAINING:
The story of she discovery of
oil in the l'nlied State*
Who produce*. refine*. trans
ports and market* petroleum and
Its product*.
H(,e the pipe lines came into
bHn*
Th*- formation, rise and growth
of Sr uidard Oil and what it ac
complished in tb® oil industry.
New producing fields and tbeir
Importance
Petroleum as fual,
H’andard Oil companies before
and after segregation
Independent producing and re
fining companies, and their fu
ture In the Industry
Vital statistics on 37 Standard
Oil companies, showing capital!
fiHEa MAT BE OBTAINED Off BEOfEUT WITHOUT <~HAROR
thk H'K>m,r.T having nr.r.N i mei-ahed for GRATurroui dip.'
TKJBITION. Al-THOfQH THK EDITION IM I,llf IT BD
Oar 4lr*rt »H»«o wtr* t* *k» New Y*rk. a««fti ■ T»r«a4«
eaoklee nm to fli» rtrrptUasl (rrvtr* •• •Hfrt far M«t«i
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PtNOßscor I
suiunwe |j£'&fcg| _
ration, dividends, officers. etc.,
together with a detailed deserlp
tion of the business of each com
pan? and the earnings during
1916
Complete Information regard
ing f> 1 Independent companies
giving all the physical and fl
nanclal data necessary to the In
vestor. whereby he may be an
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tlon necessary to form an ac
curate Judgment of the value of
the Investment.
The wealth of statistical Infor
mation contained In this booklet
make* It the first of Its kind ever
published
Ti should be of Incalculable
value to those Interested In oil
securities
TTKSDAY, MARCH 27. ISI7.
At tho big national automobile
show* In New York and Chicago,
there were this year comparatively
(ew dealer* from the South.
Southern applicant* for the Har
roun line were aovxirdingly Informed
that, aoon after the ahowa, a ape
clal reppre#entatl v# would visit them
to doae up auch territory •> remain
ed open
The rapid progress of thla Har
roun man** trip may be realised by
eanerpt* from hla telegraphed re
port*, printed below.
Remember that the cloelng of one
"itch contract la often a matter of
weeks and eTen month* of negotia
tion* Ho watch the date*.
Thla salesman started hla trip by
contracting for St. l,oul* territory
with the Hudson Phillip* Auto Cos.,
one of leading distributors In that
cltT. He reported the rontraet, re
ceived further orders and set sail,
a* follow*:
MtCMPHI*. F*h. )I—Have rinsed
contract !>>ckwo»d Auto Cos Deposit
and contract sent In tort*' Must,
meet M- Nell. Little Rock, Thursday
morning leaving tonight.
t.rrri.K rock. r#b »t—rinsing
contract f«»r Vikanxas ntth McNeil.
Have >i*u any imminent?
PALI.At* Het> tt Arrived h»t*
(hie rnnmini <*lo«cd ■ nnirart Okie
homa veeteMav with M<>t<-r Sale* Cos,
Oklahoma City. Llveat hunch In
state.
HOVftTOV, March 1 --Closed with
Cameron of Dallas Arrived h*-re this
morning
ltnr.*Tnx. Mat h t I/nitti ♦«-
night for Austin llavr dc*l rloeed
in Houston n th Northup A Clark
HOt’ATOX March T Closed Austin
with t rider <on A Benson Leaving
for N*w Or lean*
vrtv ortt.r v\d March it ctn«*d
\c* Orleans «ith kkerrouse Steal
Cos, In Cme i«i make Shreveport ‘tat
nrdav .i.sing nnrthe-n pact state
Contracts and deposits both ma.led
tods y.
RtRVIN'TH AM. March l* lined
contract tndav for Alabama with
Toung Cos. Fa'-hard d> sir Ibutura
fx'Svc tonight for Atlaaia
ATIJtVTA Mar-h ’I Have Atlan
ta eltuaMnn to point where I can
dose with pick of the Seld on return
trip from Savannah leaving to
night.
AAY ANN AH .Ma-""h IT cn a ««d
contra-* for Savannah. Iwav in* for
Jacksonville
M tCoV rja March 1* -Arrived
this i orn n* CJ.»*ed -nnci'-t Jack.
0 n<lll« with Korsvthe M >ldv Ca.
for courtesn counties.
Adit MTA Cs March IS Closed
coatract with It 11. Wtlcus. Leaving
now
ATi»A,S'TA 'ls. March It —Closed
p.-ntrai » tidav with Collier for At
lanta and Mac n He will have branch
opened ih»r -as aoon as lie <.a* lo
cate leaving for Knosvllle. Pend
ing contract.
KVOXVTf.T.E Tenn . March 21
Ctoaing contract with Rogers Cos.
for Knoavill* and IT counties Kast
Tennessee. Leaving for Chatta
nooga.
We thought well of this *al*«man
a hen we hired him. But tt takas
more than salesmanahlp to cloa* eon
tract* for over 11.600.000 worth of
motor cars for 1917 delivery La five
w eeka.
Those cars were HARROCN
cars And those merchant* WANT
KD th»-m.
Read thla telegram, received dur
ing tbe -airsuian s first day in At
lent*
Marroun Motor* Corporalt--n.
Detroit. Mich
▼ou will make a Mg mistake ts
Vo-: do not g ve rne lUtrmwi agency
f.»r At'anta territory lamina posi
tion to handle a* mart) uri a* yoti
wtii a’lot t-» th* Atlanta district and
will guarantee to sell as many as
yo-t -an furn'sh. If yoti degire fur
ther information as to financial re
sporslhlllty. communicate wtth the
Third and Tx->»ry Na'ional Banka At
lanta Wire your man hare ta otoaa
with me.
And the signature was that of one
of the biggeat figures In Atlanta'* re
tail trade.
A Corporation with a demand Ilka
this I* worth your attention as an
invgs' ment.
Marroun stock, now $4) a *h*e*.
will surely ba quoted at par within a
few weak*, whtn production begin*.
Your atock will be delivered In the
form of ad Interim certificate. Issued
by the Kqultable Trust Ca of N#w
York.
Harrovn
Motor* Corporation
Fourth Floor, Dodgw Building.
Jaffcraon Avt. E . at Bruah It,
D«troit
We are specializing in
Hasroun
Motors
Corporation
Stock
ana will ba pleased t« give fwtl
details regarding th# oompsny’e
dregress sod other Informative
ptrtslnlng to this Investment.
Harbridge & Cos.
Stock* and Bonds
gg Buhl Blech Oetrolt
Phene Main 9723
rfiKtROi.RT ««to* coevivv
An Initial dividend of It ksa been
derlared on the stock of <T>errole»
Motor rtorrpany. parable on May t.
ISIT to stock holders of record a»
me ’elooe of Huaiaeoe on April 10.
grmm o woop
Assistant Secretary.
«l«w Tork. March I#7 1917.
frlefta* — *%• rha mi kina—4her
Is riakt—Tlbmi Jek l)»r*.— Mata oana
DIXIE
New*-Bulletin No 16.

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