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The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
BLOCKED CROSSING
RESULTS IN FIGHT

When the Oak-sL crossing OF the
Wabash railway was blocked for TWO
hours by freight train on Dee %
Frank Flammer gardner, who was
held mp. lest his patience. had a few
words with Caleb Gould. brakeman.
and fight followed In which the rail
Way man was roughly handled.
Wednesday morning the gardner
was before Justice or. charged with
assault ana battery.
Flammer told his version OF the
story with all the innocence OF a
school boy. and seemed anxious to tell
only the truth and all OF II. He read
lily admitted that he was angry
Il was good and mad. he said.
had been kept waiting for long time
that day. and good many times other
days. and | told Gould that - had
my coat of | would lick him. he told
me | couldn't lick postage stamp.
and then made rush AZ me. | got
my coat on In TIME to meet him with
an uppercut as he reached me, ana
licked him in about minute.
Gould said Flammer attacked nm
as he stood on the running board o.
the engine. and denies rushing AT him
Justice or Withheld his decision.
Gould claims his nose was broken ana
he may start suit for personal dam
ages
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
FORMER MAYORS
VISIT BREITMEYER

Since Mayor Philip Breitmeyer took
ONCE. the executive chamber has some
times had the appearance OF an ex-
mayors club Although William b..
Thompson has not been back. the
other living ex-mayors have dropped
in 10 talk with the present executive.
Those who have been in recently
are William c. Maybury, George p.
Codd and VI. II. Chamberlain. George
&. Langdon. arother exmayor. is not
in the city at present. and ex-Mayor
Pridgeon is the only past executive
who has not been in recently. except
Thompson
The new mayor has been busy
man for the past week, receiving call
ers. and has kept on the JOB from .
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock
every afternoon except one afternoon
when he did not come back after
luncheon There has been steady
stream OF callers. some paying visits
OF respect. others asking for Jobs and
still Others DESTROYS OF interesting the
mayor IN some project or other, 80
that he has had little leisure In the
Office
As soon as the spring work begins.
the mayor will devote his afternoons
10 going about the city 10 inspect pun
lie work
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
SKIN GAME, BUT
COURT is POWERLESS

It's a skin game, all right. and l
am sorry for the woman. but cannot
do anything but give Judgment against
her
In Justice Lemkie's court Wednes
day morning. the Packard Hardware
co brought suit TO recover from Mrs
Elizabeth McCracken s45 for paint fur
nished TO Robert Parker Parker
boarded with Mrs. McCracken. and in
duced her To allow him 10 purchase
material in her name for painting A
house. Wien the hardware company
demanded payment Parker refused 10
settle. and the company brought suit
against Mrs. McCracken. Justice
Lemkie. mad no alternative but 10 give
Judgment against her.
An attorney who was present told
the Justice At the completion Of the
trial mat Parker would settle with
Mrs. McCracken as soon as he could
earn the money
He should De horsewhipped II he
doesn't" retorted the justice.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
DETROITERS INTERESTED
IN CUBAN FRUIT LANDS

A number OF Detroiters who are con
yinced. from personal observations or
the future profits 10 be had from
Cuban fruit lands. have organized the
East Cuba Co. the Cuban Develop
ment Co. being the parent company.
This new company has acquired large
tracts OF fruit lands in Cuba and has
mad much of This set ont in citrus
trees. while a nursery OF $4,000 youns
trees is expected 20 produce stock for
future development OF the plantations
Among those interested in the pro-
feet are: Gen. Charles ". Harrah.
who is Cuban consul in Detroit, J..
H. Tigchon. former president OF tie
Detroit real estate board; +. j. War
rem and w. G. Johnson. Eastern Cuba
has many advantages in fruit-selling
way. having water transportation 10
the United States. an even ana
equable temperature and cheap labor.
Il is nearer the New York market than
other localities from which oranges
are shipped and has good transporta-
ton facilities. which are bound 10
grow better with the growth OF the isl.
and trade.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
PARK DEPT. TO USE
KENTUCKY ASPHALT

Park Commissioner Hinchman and
Supt Dilger have just returned from
Kentucky. where they went TO inspect
an asphalt mine from which the park
department may draw much of It's
paving material for the future. Some
experiments have already been made
with this material which show that
surface can be laid with II for 80 cents
pen square yard which is cheaper
than the outlay with any other ma
terial
IL is even possible that IL the coun-
ell adopts Mayor Breitmeyer's idea OF
using some pavement other than cedar
block for residence streets. this ma
terial may be used to give an asphalt
coat 10 the byways OF the city where
there is little heavy trucking This
asphalt is different from the Venezue-
Ian brand in that the bitumen IL con-
tains is already mixed with sand, while
the South American product is almost
pure bitumen and is mixed with sand
before laying.
Extensive tests OF the material have
already been made by the park de
partment on Belle Isle and in laying
crosswalks in the smaller parks and
IL has shown good results so far.
Commissioner Hnchmans trip was
not uneventful. While on the way
down TO Bowling Green. Ky. south OF
which the asphalt mine Is located
Supt. Dilger fell and injured his knee
so that II had TO be cared for during
the remainder of the trip. Some 20
miles OF the trip had 10 be made in a
wagon over very rocky roads and the
travellers. accustomed TO the smooth
pavements OF Detroit, were greatly
shaken up
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Asks $4,000 for Brothers Death.

Arguments were heard by Judge
Swan. "Wednesday morning, In the
case OF August Kresin. administrators
for George Kresin, who is suing the
Pressure lie transportation Co. for
s. 900 on account Of the death or
George Kresin in Lake Superior. NOV.
II. 1905. while second engineer or the
steamer Peter White. The libellant
ALLEGES that Kresin was engaged In
repairing the machinery OF the steam
eI., under orders. when the engine
was suddenly starred and he was
crushed 10 death. The company AYERS
that the repairs were being made by
the chief engineer and that kresin
met his death as result of his own
negligence in occupying place OF
danger.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
SAYS STATEMENT BY
GREECE is INCORRECT

Louis McGrory, No. 70s Fourteenth
ave-. in front of whose home Detective
Frank Wilkinson was shot. denies the
statements made by Attorney f. 5
Greco In the recorders court with re-
gard 10 statements alleged 10 have
been made to him soon after the shoot.
ing.
This man Ward. who is said to
have told me that he could not tell
the color of clothes worn by the shoot
er. Is man TO whom | have probably
not spoken more than % words in my
ife." says McGrory, land | have not
talked TO him at all since the shooting
II Is also incorrect that Mrs. Ward
told us that the man wore a dark coat
I resent the fact that Greco has
brought my name into the case in this
way"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
BY 7. c. ShOTWEll.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-Expectation
that +. H. Hartman and Ogden Ar
mour would be elected directors Of the
New York Central today caused
strength In the stock OF that company.
II was the leader IN the early trading
with a gain OF one point This also
caused Improvement in Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific and Reading Chesa-
peake and Ohio was also higher as
also was Norfolk and Western. Ia
connection with this last named stock
il was rumored that the dividend
would be increased To five per cent
rate. Although Wisconsin Central Is.
sues showed strength. speculation in
team has about died out Amalgamat-
ed Copper was one of the few heavy
issues on The list Ii declined nearly a
point while the balance Of the list was
advancing
American Cotton Oil and Distillers
securities we're the leaders in the
group OF specialties, both showing
gains or over a point.
marlborough Metropolitan / 5 su 5
were heavy because OF fear that an
assessment OF from > 10 dollars Il
share may be made as minated by
President Shonts should the company
retain its control OF the surface lines.
The preferred stock declined two
points and the common only fraction
ally
In London American stocks were ir-
regular with the majority OF issues
showing declines.
Nipissing was the leader OF the sill
yer shares on the curb market. Cold
field Consolidated was heavy. Other
mining shares showed no material
changes.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
ARGUMENTS HEARD
IN BANK SQUABBLE
DIME SAYS NEW NAME WILL NOT
CAUSE cONFUsloN-DE-
/cisloN HELD UP. II

Arguments in the suit instituted 10y
the Michigan Savings bank TO restrain
the Dime Savings bank from using tho
name, THE Bank of Michigan" were
heard by Judge Murphy. Wednesday
day morning but n decision was post
poned. pending the hearing OF evil
donce on several questions OF fact
The Michigan Savings bank protests
against the use OF the word Mich
gan" In the name OF the other bank.
claiming that the similarity will cause
confusion. The Dime Savings bank.
which Is anxious To change its name.
claims that the names are sufficiently
distinct To avoid any danger of con
fusion and points TO the use OF the
word Detroit" in the names of more
than hundred concerns in this city.
I his is also employed by three banks.
the Detroit United the Detroit Saw.
ings bank and the Old Detroit Ma
tional. and yet no confusion exists.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
POLICE INVESTIGATE
A. SWANTEK'S DEATH

Acting on report from County
Chemist Clark that morphine was
found in the stomach OF Albert Swan
tex. who died in his home. No. 4 Stoe-
peLpl. under peculiar circumstances
a few days ago. Detectives Redmond
and Repp, Of Chene station. Tuesday
night arrested Frank Graczek, No. 4l9
Canfeld-ave. east. "A former boarder,
who was in Swantek's company a
short time before his death.
Graczek and Swantek's widow were
sharply quizzed by Chief OF Detectives
Mcdonnell, Wednesday morning. bu.
they told a seemingly straight story
and both were released. The invesIi-
cation will be continued, however. and
Coroner Bennett may hold an inquest.
Swantek carried 81 600 insurance.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
PROSPECTS ROSTER
! FOR VESSEL MEN
I. NEXT SEASON
Sure BUSINESS WILL SHOW IN
CREASE OVER LAST YEARS FIG
uREs-LAkE CARRIERS IN AN
NuAL SESSION.

That the coming season presents
prospects OF far more profit than the
season of 1908 was the feeling IN evil
dence at the initial session of the
Lake Carriers association, I'm the no
tel Cadillac, Wednesday morning In
fact, the vesselmen did not care TO ad'
mit that another season could be as
bad.
This being the opening session. the
reports OF officers were read. Presi-
dent Livingstone delivered talk of
some length, in addition 10 the printed
annual report, touching upon condi-
tions as they have been and as IL Is
hoped that they will be. He paid
particular tribute 10 the work now be-
ing done by the United States bureau.
which will soon have charts complet-
ed which will greatly decrease the
peris OF navigation.
There was "A large and attentive
audience In. the meeting room, and the
lobby of the hotel was filed all morn
ing with an even larger crowd of OWN
ers. masters and others connected
with the shipping industry from every
port On the lakes Everywhere, there
was an optimistic tone.
Labor matters were not touched
upon at length, the insurance proposi-
ton having eeen made public some
time ago. IL is expected that this will
come up In later session for full
discussion There was no disposition
evinced TO worry over the prospects
OF marine strikes this year, although
many of the vesselmen seem to think
that such a contingency is possible.
In the annual report conditions are
gone into very thoroughly. The ton
mage figures are not as imposing as
In some years. Progress in the work
OF improving the internal waterways
Is commented upon favorably.
In the preliminary meetings of YES
selmen which have been going on in
the Cadillac, provisional scheme of
mutual insurance was agreed upon.
For the coming year the owners inter
ested will insure 5 per cent OF their
business among themselves BY doing
this, they expect to get data as TO
the actual cost of marine insurance
and, IL the showing is sufficiently fav.
orable, will broaden out TO greater
extent from year TO year. An advis-
DRY board was chosen consisting of
John Ashley w. c. Richardson. II.
Conley and j. II. Sheadle OF Cleve-
land: Edward Smith. Buffalo: G.. A.
Tomlinson. Duluth, and Fl. 5. Arlkin-
son, Syracuse Two additional mem
bers will be added.
One important change in officers
was made by the Lumber Carriers
association. which is also meeting in
Detroit III. +. Runnels. of Port Huron,
declined TO stand for reelection TO the
post of cecretarytreasurer which he
has held for seven years. The officers
of the association are: President, w.
III. Teare, of Cleveland: vice-presi-
dents. o. w Blodgett. Bay City; f. L.
Fisher. Cleveland; w. H. Wood. Chi
cago; secretary-treasurer, w. ID. Ham
ilton, Chicago. Carrying rates will be
left to the later consideration OF the
board of managers, as will also labor
matters.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20

DETROIT. Jan 20.--Close. The few
who are Specializing IN wheat ~ pres
ent are contenteepto take small scalp
INK deals They buy ON the breaks he
cause IL is believed that no serious de-
cline can bc brought about while rat
ten and his people continue 10 hold 4
heavy line OF the market. and on every
little bulge they sell The trade
amounts 10 SO little mat the market
price - not effected bS IL. and the
small interest taken In wheat lust now
IS given as the leading reason for the
failure ~ the market TO shoot 10
higher price. All IA" conditions are
favorabl" % strength excepting Liver,
pool priccs IeCeiDts have decreased
and millcrs are active buyers. The Wis
ible supply Is bcing reduced and tn"
big bulls are satisfied. The market was
quiet all day. but maintained firm
tone nearly all tAe time.
Wheat quotations -Cash NJ. . red,
81 0S MAY opened without change at
sto9L. gained ~ dropped 70 >lo1 !;
at siO1t, touched 81 90. lost sac, adj
vauced 10 Si.0l = and closed at 81 OF 70 /.
Scpterubcr FsAto. Ne fed. g. as Ne-
Coarse grain quotations Cofn-Cash
No 3 car at 6tasc. No 3 yellow. 3
cars AT 62a.c. No yellow. ! car at
o1ats-casb No white. SIC. MAY.
90 R,Vc-Cash No. ?. ears at Sc.
Beaus-Cash and February, s. 20;
clover seed--Prlme spot. 100 bags at
g. 10: March goo bags az 81 ga sample.
10 bags al $3.50 10 ~ 81 80 ~ so.
Is NJ s.. satnolc aisike. 36 bags at
81 40. = % 80 20.
Timothy seed Prime spot, 40 bags At
$40.
Barley-Scid by sample. car at
fE1S Der cwt
Receipts iu the D"yroit market We'd
nesdav/ Included goo bbls ~ Hour 3
ears OF wheat 81 corn. OF oats, and
~ rye Withdrawals were 200 hbls
Of Sour Stocks are I49 b3l bu on
wheat. 3i3.3sl bu OF corn. l657if bu
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Baby's Cries Arouse
Family As Lives Are
Threatened BY Gas

MGSKEGON. Mich, Jan. 2o.-tSpe-
restlessness OF four
months old baby possibly saved the
lives of Mr. and Mrs. John Plowman
and their TWO children early today.
Gas was filing the house and the
babys cries aroused Mrs. Plowman.
Mr. Plowman was reused with dim
cultg and one child had TO he taken
10 the open air before il could be re-
NfXpd
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER,

uriIsUtu D} ffd\Uen. stone q 20.
Scattered liquidation has been ia evil
dcnce during the morning session in
tho Boston copper market although No
serious declines have 50 far been re-
corded. The continued pressure against
ANA lgamated. and the further weak
ness ~ the metal in London. were in
frential in bringing considerably more
selling orders In our market OFFER
tngs. however. have been compare
lively light and IL cannot be- said that
there is any real pressure 10 sell Calu-
met X Arizona has been the PRINCIPAL
sufferer, losing nearly two points on It
single transaction North Butte and
Arizona Commercial are q lower aid
Isle Rovale sold down 20 2fi5. with
a recovery To 25iR Miami and Greene
arc also fractiOually lower other de-
partments Of tho market are showing
firm tone Shoe common continues
strong and IL now s4is
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Nun harries Barber;
Archbishop Allows
Wedding in Church

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 20.-Arch-
bishop Moeller has agreed To allow n
church wedding To follow the civil
ceremony which united in marriage
Sister Adelia. a nun from 81, Francis
hospital here, and Jacob Waller. "A
barber. The civil ceremony was per
formed at the Duckworth club. one OF
Cincinnatfs leading Democratic or
CARNATIONS last summer. The ro-
nance began when Waller became IA
patient ut st. Francis hospital. and
Sister Adelia was his nurse. She re.
nounced her vows taken when she be-
came member of the Little Sisters
OF 81. Francis
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Mecsbe Meets First Reverse.

Boiler Inspector McCabe's first re-
verse since he took Office has been
brought about by the refusal OF the
Jerome b. Rice Seed Co. TO pay bill
for inspection of their heating boilers
They claim that these are not covered
by the boiler inspection ordinance
since they are merely house boilers
used in a warehouse. McCabe claims
that they come under his supervision
Assistant Corporation Counsel Law
son rendered an opinion in favor Of
the seed company.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
NO CHOICE MADE FOR
ILLINOIS SENATOR

SPRINGFIELD. H., Jan 2O.-The
Illinois legislature in joint session al
noon today resumed balloting for
United States senator ON the first
ballot Hopkins received SO votes. Foss
l6, Mason ;, Shurtlen u, Stringer 20.
Necessary to choice. 1903.
Five ballots were taken, but with.
ont result. The joint session then al.
journcd until tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Foss-Brown Case on Aaain.

The third hearing OF the breach %
promise suit OF Florence Foss against
David T. Brown, the coal and Ice deal.
er. was started In Judge Hosmer's
court Tuesday afternoon. Brown won
out on the first trial. which was be.
fore Judge Donovan. but the supreme
court sent the case back for another
trial Judge Brooke presided at the
second trial and the jury disagreed.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
PRESIDENT WITHHOLDS
PRINGLE'S NOMINATION

" WASHINGTON Jan. 20-In view
OF the fact that the name OF j. ID. Prin-
gle. candidate for the appraisership at
PittsbEg Pa, is being used in To-
cal contest In that city and his per-
sonal character questioned. President
Roosevelt, after comforting with Sena-
tor Knox has withdrawn Mr.. Pringles
name pending an investigation
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
PRODUCE

There wcrc no iinportant price
changes to be noted This morning thf
market logging along al It's usual pace
with iutlo ~ n0thing IN tho way of
feature The supply ~ butter is away
ahead of tho demand hut the market
is held m by steadiRess IN outside mar
kcts Eggs are steady. bat nroducttnu
g. Increasing and there VIII be s0me-
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
EAST FF>Io.-cio~-.

FAST 81 FFAIb. \ =. Jan. To
cattle --Rcceipts tsj head slow IV5i
loo lower Receipts l50 head
active ana steady culi 70 choice S. ad
a 10. Sheep and Lambs Receipts H.
>O0 head. slow lambs lower. sheep
steady. lambs, s. a 80; y"arlings. S. -
n 80. sheep S2."gN 80. Hogs Il
ceipts BOO head. SLOW. l00l5c lower.
workers.. s6nG.5o. pigs. si55M5.9t.
mixed s6.i5 - 600. hcavies $3.50 $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
FOUR ARE KILLED
BY EXPLOSION

LANDING. y j.. Jan. ?0-At leas,
four men were blown TO atoms and
more than half dozen others injured
this afternoon when the grinding mill
Of the Forcite Powder company, near
Lake HOpatcOng blew up
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Rnbb!t~-sl so per doZ.
straw bcrrics-4Hn zoe per box.
NEW YORK MET AL,

NEW YORK IHn 70 NJ tn'F M'itI
exchange. TIE market was st"adirr.
Copper ruled unchanged while tin i'm
proved . f~ac'iun for spot and nearby
deliveries Sp.lter was shad" lower.
Quotations: Lake 1ils Mlil4c, cleo
trolytie. l3t. Ml37sc. castings, la y
I22.c. spettcr. 5.iru 5.l5c; lead. IL u
! 2ur. tin - a. n 2Nc
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan 20.-IIogs =ReCeipt~
81 900. 90 l0c lower. mixed ana butch-
-rs. s. SO n $50. good heavy. s. 20lI6.55:
rough heavy. s5.S0d %; light. S565H
$40 pigs. Si.25 II 40. bulk So - n Is % o.
Cattle--I."Ceipts 81 600, market steady.
loW roc lower; beeves. sI.1Vu1. COWS
and kcifcrs, sIs5 a $50 StockprS and
feeders. S3.iOH 80. Texans S4oJ a
, Go calves. S1.25H9 sheep Receipts
20. 900. market steady. sheep. s3S5a
30. lambs. 81 j0u775
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. e0.-Th" cotton
market this morning opened easy AZ
decline Of three to six points on less
favorable cables bat On the break
there was general rush To buy which
quickly restored most of rho initial
losses Part OF these purchases We're
based on the report 81 tho National
Girners association which showed only
l5N.000 bales ginn-d from Jan | -
Ian i6
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
LIVE STOCK
EAST BIFFALO-Opeuinx
Dupning n stevens Live stock Report

BUFFALO Jan. 20 SpecislD Cat
tle--Hccvipts cars slow. HoEs-Re-
ceipts 40 ears. slow heavy. s. 90 n q CO.
workers.. s6.304 80; pigs. So 15M5 -.
Sheep--Reccipts 30 cars. SLOW. best
lambs. s. 20 n 30. culls. s. a IS 60. year
liugs t64f SO, wcthers. $jft5.5p. ewes
4 20 1 su1NtS
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Quotations by HAYDEN. stone 4 60
OInm. lIlgL- LAnM ELn.A
ta) Asked, Cb)Rld. 90 Split.
v'Db Enn EnaI\

TOLEDO. @. Jan. -Whcat-C3sh.
si09 MAY. sl10A July sl.01i, Sept.
~ l.c. Corn--Cash olN. g. Ma 687s 49,.
July sc, sept. 64i-c oats-CaSh,
zoe Rye--Cash, 1Siac. alsikc. g So
timothy $50 Glover srrd--Cash.
$3.50. March, s552 April. s5.65. oct,
s6.05
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Markets al Finance

of oats and '3.5sS bu Of
Wheat roe ipts Al - l.Euis, 5000
bU. Year ago 5000 bu.
Winnipeg wheat receipts. - cars,
year AKA. lrt.
Northwestern W..eat Receipts Wed-
nosdaN, lti rars. year axe Sii.
Wheat RECEIPTS ~ primary points
MNNX,dnesd2y $1,000 eu' y~31r ago ~
Eansa. ci,y wheat receipts. 50 lhrsy
Year ago. lsf.
Wheat n Liverpool closed unchanged
- sd lower, ana corn unchanged 10
isd higher
Exports 80 wheat and nour Ned
nesday. 23> COO hu
tUICNGo GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Fan. 20. Wheat opened
STEADY TO shade lower hut offerings
were iight. and There WAS a rally To q.
commission houses ana brokers Thought
tu Doe actln- for Armour.
Opening prices. Whcat-May. Sl.o6' :
u l.Vs. Com May. OIL q 81 = tttl 's g..
oats May ~ -Polk May. Sl..o-u
100. Lard-Alay. S9sl. Ribs At'y.
yy.O5
Shorts were anxious buyers OF wheat
today, and they bid up the price in q
lively manner whenever There was 4
dip ana again drying up m the offer
ings Whoa, closed = "a - high e.
tionallN hcttcr and provisions we've Nj
sharply WIN pork the particularly
strong spot
closing prices: Wheat MAY si05a.
a. % = Corn--MaN 81 sc asked oats
May, 81 4. a - = asked. Pork Ma.
sll?5 Lard-My. s9.92 bid Ribs -
May 500 $40.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Falls From Wagon: Breaks I.o

Louis Rehfeldt. aged So. OF No. Of
Pleasant-aye., fell from a garbage WA
eon near NiLewood-aye. and Porter-st
early "Wednesday morning. sustaining
fracture CT his right leg. He was
taken - Red Cross hospital.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20

job Printing done right Time. pr,n.
ting Co. 10 John Rs. Phone I4as
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DO. rrcfe"red ......... Nt's
.EN dividend. 2ia per cent.
*FN dividend. ~ per cent