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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
OOMPRlZES
For Labels and Sale Sins
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION Goou FOX VOTES

a.... vssss
"eehs Poienta Rolled Oats, cave
'''.''........ H.
STONE Ground Oatmeal. save
''''-..... ............. 1oo
io"ar Crea mery Butter. save wr.n.
~ 1880. ................ 80
e"e'" anne sosp, save urapper 81
e.een Anne washins Powder.
...... ..A...Ll IL
e"ee" Kline scourer, save heads. lus
Aese Evapor.ted MIA, save
'...'.......... 80 and IOG
'P"nA brand spices, save cartoa Iss
.a hrand EAtrscts, save ear
''.'.'.' ..............lO U Tn ~
Ase Chdys Powdered sugar, save
"n ............. -
N.sAnDia brsHd Currants, sav.
eersoh ............... lSe
"ne LIi' Srasa Asparagus, savs
.'''. -
'.nsl brand haisin.. saw. c.rs..
.............. 10
hei-i-Cin Gum, save our.id. 49,. -
VT IA
true Blue and Every sody's t;.:
. mantle, save carton. 100 NJ. 80
benudoins Mustard. Catsuu. aflufn.-
AMI Horserndish, save IsseI. 49,
hosaesn" Potato Chips. save wrsp-
sh s.,,,., wrapped Cakes, pure, cieaa.
wrappers save wrappers 100 an.s ~.
Osmuns Jsaited Peanut. ana &c. 's'
terscotch, save carton =.
In Aoras, "the cigar OF ciEsrss a.
size toperns), so votes, Zoe .t.s
100 votes.
Mail Poaeh Tobacco, save fro,, =,
phcAhGe ~
snn Toy Toilet Water. save car.
San Toy Perfume. save carton. 500
10 ...s.... IOOn
San Toy Taicum, save box. "a
soap-a-Side, save coupon. 100 IN -.
GRIND Laundry, save laundry .ls..
Old customers one vote for e.rs
cents new customers, 10 votes f.r
each cent.
Towsr's MIX. New customer. nm ma.
chase OF - worth OF Tickets sh.,..
by receipt stampedi new euston,sr.
5000 votes.
y Cafvert's sons, coal and coket ..x>
drivers deiiyeryo slip. Old ru.},cs-,.
40" votes per toni new eusto-e-.
5000 votes per ton, ON hard cssl
and coke only.
Mic hazel McNamsra varufsh w..S.
Hart stein Ffnisht save IaheI.- ,xa
NM. 1880 and $500 votes
Grinnell Bros Pfsnos, save ,.r.s
slips ON GrinneIt Bros.' own 80.
only. Ten votes for rnrA r.u, ..sS
WhteisberEer Bresd-Red sticker "a
votesi Blue sticker 100 yete.. 49,.
pers. large 100, small so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

DhA GOObS.
r. Henderson, VA Grano RIVER A'''
A Keiden. 500 GIatiot Ave.
frank A. Rolf. ll6l-llb3 Gratiot hVs
Nm Siegel 1870 GTatiot Ave
siegei Bros 1900 Cneus, cor atif"aeh"e
Louis Knapp. 2562 Jefferson Ave.
HunKerford n Caughey, 1914 urauot
Ga mUeI T. HOOK, li79-l4s3 NoodWho
THE Ideal 1896 Gratiot Ave.
strutz a Schmidt BIT Baker.
CENTS FURNISHINGS
p.gnc, A UraeI. co.. GTatIot Ave.
Rssaar Al Graet, l2l4 oatiot Ave.
IA - EischeT, I416 West Fort ST.
Frank kolf. llSl-llbS Gratlot Ave
~ Henderson, Ella Grand River Ave
lawson a Nesbitts 1872 woodward
Gsn,ge Hewstone sss Clay Ava
Soi koscnthal. River Rouge
FURNITURE STORES.
IIo.txer a. Marta b2t 0ratiot Ave
penpssy a Hyner. 1885 Mich. ave- ret
twenty ninth and Thlrueth
CANDY STORES.
t,e,,, ,,elef Candy Cop g3S Grand River.
E,snk q Nadeau. River Rouge
HAHtDwARE-
any. a wickey, s26 Grand hiver Ave
Tyre Hardware Co. as Grand River
w A Sohmitz. 1909 Russell 81
NEAT MARkkTs.
a. w. spoehr. l42O West Fort 81
Detroit Market Co. ass Clay Ava
WIN Gaedcke. 2iS6 Jefferson Ave-
n Rebtoy 1875 Fourteenth Ava
Janisse Bros, 2i0 McDougall 81
FRED wurster. River Rouge
CATHOLIC CHURCH GoODA
krisg Bros. ass oratiet Ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

vote
Jen-o, The Dainty Dessert, save
NHro Corn syrup. save red label. 40
tNarO Corn syrup, save blue inbeI . ="
ktngsford Corn starch. save front a.,
OF carton ......... ~
ArgO UiOss starch, save entire car a.,
TON .......-....,..''..
Minute Tapioca, save entire car a.,
t"n .:.'....:..;;'.... ,..,,. ..y.
front of cartOn. ............... Az
RunkePs Premium baking Choco.
late, save wrapper lou anu ~
Runke Is High Grade breakfast 49,.
Cocoa, save tin tops .......''.' <o'
RunKsIs Cocoon, labeled tins, save -,
RumkeTs Dairy Mia Chocolate ;.
Runsers Aimond MIX Chocolates :,
a. sssr "fs ssenna sweet Chceciats.
Calumet Bssins Powder, save a.
brary slips ....;.:...;:iv o' lou -
Morton's Free Running ssit' save an.
front carton ............'..... A"'
Port Huron Triangle ssitrsave cou-
w Sos mani: syrup. save iabeL
25O, 500. loot
Boar's san Mario. conee. save -
aour.. pilot Coffee, save wrappers ~
Bour's Conaueror. steei cut save
wrapper ........ 49,. 80
Bour's Royal Garden Conee, save
wrapper ......... ...'''' 90
Rour's old Master Coffee, save
Bo"r'. royal Garden Tea, save
wrapper zoo To 100
e. G. Parsons' II q use b oil AM
mania. save label. 100 60 ~
FRANCO 4 merican Food Products.
save labels iOo 70 ON
incl, sans Mscaroni, Spaghetti,
Eru Noodles, save entire car
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 ana IO'
Ar,stos Flour, save sack. $50 tn $50,
RiAby shoe Polish. save carton,
90 60 zoe
Rea Hen MoIasses. save label. -. 10,
Ginger Cake Molasses, save label. 15'
Finsh Cleaner, save top OF can. 10,
Saginaw TIP Match, save coupon. 81
King a Match, save front OF ear
f0n.- enclosing three boxes. 10
Uncle Jerry Pancake Flour, save
front of carton ............... 10,
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrapper. IOt
Wrisiey's Oiivi'o Toilet Soap, save
Hemingway SURPRISING brand Cam
ned Goods, save wrapper I5s
Hemingway Alpine Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers. ......... I5t
Hemingway Auburn Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers ......... IBt
B.rk'. PoIenta Rolled Osts. save
sack .'..''-.'''''...' to'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
BUILDING EXCHANGES
TO FORM ASSOCIATION

The reorganization of a state associa-
ton OF builders and traders exchange
was discussed in meeting OF the
1912 committees of the Detroit ex
change, held in the Normandie hotel
Friday night. The idea was heartily
Endorsed and the exchanges in Jack
son, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Saginaw, Bay
City Grand Rapids and Mrskegon will
be invited TO become members of
such an organization, with headquar
tiers in Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
WOMAN INJURED AS
STOVE EXPLODES

PORT HURON, Mich, Feb. 10
Following tire building OF fire in a
stove in the home of Mrs. VIM Saw
ages home az ST. Clair this morning,
an explosion occurred in the stove
which completely wrecked one room
of the house and badly fractured one
Of Mrs. Savage's hands. Parts OF the
stove went through the roof of the
house and other pieces through the
doors and windows. Several pieces
struck Mrs. Savage, causing painful
-tnturtrs--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
BUILDING PERMITS,

McGregor * Woehl Co. Home Bank
bldg, two 1-story frame dwellings, So
III Greeley; owner Geo y. Begg, Home
Bank bldg. $4,000.
Homer Warren e. Co, Chamber OF
Commerce. two 1-story frame DWELL
ines 1924 McCiraw $4,000.
Camille Yer Vacek 927 Waterloo. 3
story brick ven. dwelling, 1916 Bald
win. $4,000
John Onsworth 296 Fourth, history
brick garage, 265 Grand River; owner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
Additions.

1t takes an awfully clever man to
dodge the leap year widow who has
appointed herself committee OF one
to induce him to face the parson with
her.-Chioago News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
FARMER is FROZEN TO DEATH.

MORRlCE, Mich, feb- lO,-The
frozen body or c. &. Carr, 30 years old,
was discovered yesterday afternoon by
{ a eeaFeA4Rg party 1T neighbots. tt WIS
covered with snow In one OF the back
fields OF his farm. lie had been miss
ing since Monday Death was due To
heart failure. His stock was dscov-
cred In the barn. half starved II is
thought he had started for the wood s
TO cut wood He lived alone in a farm
oa. i1iir north ~ Perry one son,
Stanley Carr. OF Lansing, survives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

1850. ~'"e ~
9 Keller a. ce..Gsff eanfisftf.-f=ztofy
Ipnck bottling works. 1915 Maple:
p1,i,'i .oeosi Brewing Co, Maple and
Brooks a. Kingon. whitney blag.. .
Story brick store and dwelling. 1886
IIanu river, owner, T.. LOngyear laa4
"rand River. $1,000.
Walter q. seely. Dr., Majestic bldg.
Lriddoy frame dwelling, ITO Trow.
WINS uIdgo $4,000.
1t. H. Renshaw. Home Bank bldg. l.
sn6S frame dwelling, S3S Lasalle,
Alexander Campbell s7I Pennsylva-
nolt place, bet. north line OF sub. OF
lAllek-ave., So 600
A. NJ worden., 2334 Boulevard W..
wv =rslorX- brick en-dwelliHgs@v
$500 &c" anu he"'a"'
conrad clippert estate. 1860 Michi-
gan z-story frame dwelling, g. s. Mar
III; bet Peiouze and IIoratio, $3.50.
p Sanne' z-story frame dwelling. W s.
FeI"uze' bet Martin and Benton. s2.130.
- H. Upton, 500 Baldwin. 2-story
a ,aH - dwelling, e $. Crane; bet: Chaplin
az 65r pi; owner Dr, J. w. Harrison.
Mrs Elias Wardell 20 Hague. q
story brick Ven. and single dwelling.
fhiladelphia bet Brush and Beau
Dnvid spear. 81 Casper. s-story brick
store and dwelling, n. $. JEFFERSON. bet.
| DSyer ana Ford owner Geinsberg
Bros. s214 w; Jefferson. 10000
,arhey Winter. Equity bldg. q
STORY Drick store and dwelling =. =.
Gratiot. bet Dequindre and st Aubin:
".s~anos d' Minnie Horowitz. 554 Gratiot.
City Concrete & Coal Co. 1850 East
4
Ninewood. bet Visger and Il r.. $3.50.
X X. Smith. Leesville, Mich. 2-story
frame store and dwelling, O. s. ,Belvf-
cere' PET. Graves and Garfield. 81 eco
a Kahn, trussed concrete bldg, L
STORY brick store. W. s. Woodward, bet
/ Wits and Cantield. owner Edwin
George, GARFIELD and Woodward, siO.-
Arnold Hammer. OOs NIeldrum. 2.
story frame dwelling. W. s. Meldrum
bet. Gratiot and Sylvester; owner. Free
DunLer, zoos Meldrum. $4,000
same l-story frame dwelling. W. $
CopIln, bet. Jefferson and Kercheyal
f$1.3Q0.
| Geo Watts. 2Os9 W. Boulevard ?
story brick ven. dwelling. N y 10th.
lro2' bet. alley and Wildemere, So 100.
Same, 2-story brick ven. dwelling
Is Hogarth. bet. alley and Holmer
Geo. W Ross 252 Avery. two I-stor,
frame dwellings. e. s. Pearl bet. Fern
Idale ana Woodward $500.
| Additions.
Mrs. O.. =. Mckay. addition to &c,
Fifth. 500.
August okray. addition to ss7 Hor
alto. 500.
w: s; Chaplin, addition to 80 Church
! a, T. Greves. addition TO IA Chandler
Max seitz, addition to ea6 Hastings
Albert Kahn. add to 15S Jefferson
100000
Same. add. to Detroit Creamery
$4,000.
Hugh Austin, add, 20 49G sixteenth
81 600.
$3.50
Joe Leppeck. add. 10 1864 Russell
$4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10

Bu-Iness-III<e PrIntipE. No fuss and'
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Go, is
JOHN = st Pr Min TfpS. or CITY Sseb
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
Advertising Man
With Lion Motor Car
Go. is Most Original

]. A. Thorson. advertising manager of
the Lion Motor Car company OF Adrian.
Mich. spent Friday and Saturday in
Omaha with the Held W orland Auto COM
pany. agents for the Lion car. Mr.. Thor
son Is travelling about the country In
structing his company's dealers in a
unique merchandising plan, which he
originated and which is trebling and
quadrupling the dealers business where
ever 1t Is tried. II interested Mr.. Held
In the plan last March," said Mr.. Thor
son, and since adopting It his orders
have averaged two and half carloads
every week" Mr.. Thorson has a habit OF
rapid fire thinking and doing II Just ahead
OF the other fellow, Last summer during
the army manuvers in New York. Mr..
Thorson had Lion car armed. fitted for
war purposes and In action during the
whole time. He was In action, too, him
self. for he stayed with his creation dur
ing the whole week, making his demon
stration complete success, Mir. Thorson
Is with l.. h. Sanders. sales manager OF
the firm. and together they are making
swing around their territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

the wheel of a Lexington. This will be
way racing.
The National team will present a new
front. Howdy Wilcox will again drive
a fifty-horsepower. the same size Ma
tional that he finished In seventeenth
place with In the first event. David
Bruce-Brown. twice winner OF the Grand
Prize of America, will drive a second
National fifty. Bruce-Brown finished
third In q Fiat last year. Joe Dawson,
winner of fifth place in the first race at
the wheel Of a Marmon. will round out
the Nationals team. Truly. one of the
most formidable trios that ever grasped
the steering wheel of a rubber-shod.
misunderstanding speed monster. Bruce
Brown is for the first time driving an
American-made machine.
Bert Dingley. famous for his work with
Pope on the Pacific coast. and partici-
pant In former Vanderbilts. will make
his bow In simplex.
white Returns to Arena.
Johnny Jenkins. former pugilist and
famous as Cole driver. will mark the
..,,,,,. =, A. xuAt.n A.. a.. -.l.,- -.
r. -. 80 c'1,
~. q, ~ -, ~. - ~
49,. So. ' Wv
- $500 49,,
spu e, VIII ar.e
eu,uns ~ ens e.ef., u''lAn ne'a .ne
~ o"e VI '"e ne"A sn'f~s IN 'ne
i.ss event
Les frasei "no ,nisneu 'hit.eeh'h IN
ne ressoie -Noiuui'us ~ inc A'h event.
wiz orise 'he same mount.
ni'is Liesa", AZ the "heei Oh the MAR
auet.er BUICK 10 ne" iace among the
''V- iiiiiels'
oia Farmer biii Ehoicou' win
penchsnt lor green apo famous as pilot
Oh eoie cars mas transferred ms aiec-
''on 70 raey appearing scnaeht Oh YER
riI,hon nue.
mei marauele' ori'er OF 'ne Mcr arian
SIX IN the Iirst event. VIII nave mount
Oh ene same MAKE $1,000.
ha'pii Auiioru' .he lausnihs youth tnAt
r'Aa'e uhe name bozisr synonymous Tor
speed win, lor the mist ume IN MS long
oareer' appear al .ne ~heel OF another
make. MuiIord VIII driVe Knox SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26
NEW CAR OUT this WEEK
Henderson to Be First Seen at the
Decoration Day Races.
HAS INTERNATIONAL DESIGN
Best Parts Are Picked from Cars OF
Foreign Make by Designer, Who
visits Factories. of the
Old Country.

INDIANAPOLIS. MAY sS.-That In
dlanapolis refuses to adopt IDEAS In auto
mobile construction which do not cma-
nate from Indianapolis sources is con
spicuously disproven in the new Hendev-
son car. which will be launched in LII
dianapoks May d. on the day OF the
5ae-mIls race.
This car. which viii sell tor sl.sSS. en-
bodies many Of the European comfort and
American manufacturers have not seen
ut to install. partly because they have
not investigated them suffieiently. and
partly because OF geographical prejudice.
A few OF the hish-priced American cars
have adopted the IDEA OF putting the gar
cline service tank under the cowl Of tro
dash. but the general statement still
hods-Amerioan built cars have been q
tritle slow 10 50 into Europesn factories
and adopt whatever points happen to be
In advance OF their own.
( Before designing the Henderson, Chester
Kicker. formerly technical editor Of the
Horseless Age. visited every factory ~
note in England and on the continent
The new factory superintendent eablod
his acceptance from Paris. In fact the
Henderson is an internationally designed
car, as is shown In its advance specified.
tons.
Beft Hand Drive.
Such points a. the following Indicate
the designers point Of view, One hundred
and sifteen-ineh wheel base. stx4 tires
with demountaele rims. dynamo electric
lighting and seif-stsrting system. and a
long stroke fsx5l4 motor. The prevailing
left hand drive viii be adopted and COM
bined with q particularly convenient cen.
ter control lever. similar to nothing ever
used on an American built car before.
Nickel mounting win prevail throughout.
and all In all the new star In the lndian-
spolis motor constellation will be a pei
fecty standardized whole. and a product
extremely capable OF unfolding the repu.
tation Of Henderson and Indianapolis.
The new star in the Hoosier constella.
tion will be built and marketed by the
Hendersons OF Indianapolis. The fact
that ii is constructed on a purely quality
basis and still will be marketed at si,2sJ
constitutes one OF the recent surprises
In automobile ranks.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-26

+ Key TO the Situation--f3ee Advertising
Newspaper Advertising is the Road 70
Business success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CHICAGO, MILWAUkEE ST. Paul
Raj ltN COMPANY.

y
~ Broadwo!. Nev YorA. August l. 1872
Notice Is hereby given that there has been
declared a dividend Of Three Dollars and
Fifty Cents Per Share on the Preferred stock
and q dividend Of TWO Dollars and FIFTY
Cents Per Share on the Common stock OF the
Company, 10 stockh olders OF record Al three
o'clock on the 18Th day OF August, payable
September Bird. at toe ONCE Of the Company
IN the City OF New York.
ROSWELL. MILLER. Chairman Of ths Board
JEFFERSON CLARIFIED COAL 4
IRON COMPANY.
a dividend Of two and one-halt per cent
has been declared on the preferred stock OF
Shis Company, payable August 10, 1872 10
stockholders Of record August 9th, 1912 at
400 p. m. Checks will be mailed by the
a>rsnsfsr Agents OF the Company:
GEORGE II. CLCNE, Treasurer.
Rochester, y. Z, July so, 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
500 LINE OFFICIAL PROMOTED.

Minneapolis, Aug 1.--Henry p. Dicke,
general solicitor of the 500 Line, was APP
pointed assistant TO the president to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Increased Activity and Higher
Prices in London, Paris, Berlin.
Inv Cable 70 The Tribune. ]

by CdDle 70 Inc LElOuHS'j
London, Aug. 1.-The market eX-
h,b,ted slightly more activity to-day. and
recoveries were made on an enlarged vol
ume of trading. The general market was
nrmer. copper stocks made advances and
the mining department was active.
Canadian Pacific gained moro than 4
points, rejecting the strength Of Wednes-
DAYS New York market and on buying
orders from abroad. Money was plentiful
contrary to expectations. The good show
ing of to-day's Bank OF England returns
stimulated cheerful sentiment. Consols
closed SIS lower at n 7-16 for money and
7iss for the account
The premium on gold at Madrid was 500,
unchanged and at Lisbon remained I'M
changed at HOO
Paris. Aug. 1.-Bourse sentiment was
more optimistic to-day and prices ad-
vanced. Russian industrials closed higher
and copper shares showed improvement
An encouraging sign was the advance IN
bank securities. the stocks or the bahquc
dc Paris being the feature.
Three per cent rentes. after an advance
receded and closed unchanged at % francs
17,s confines for the account. o,,,
Exchange on London. Is francs 24l3 cen
times for checks.
private discount rate, 2@s per cent.
Berlin. Aug. 1-Cansdian Pacific was
the feature OF Boerse trahlnS tO-d'sy
business generally was more active ana
prices improved.
Exchange on London, % marks As pfen-
nigs for checks.
Money, az per cent
Private discount rate, 3i2 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Throughout the five and a half hours
OF trading, from $50 until o'clock, the
market on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was strong and active. No he5i-
tatlon was shown by the members about
engaging I'm large commitments on the
opening call. Prices on the call for the
leading stocks reflected gains OF u to q
OF point compared with the closing
quotations of Wednesday The New YORK
stock Exchange followed these advances
when II opened at 10 o'clock. In respect
to the volume of commission house bust
ness handled, Il was the best exhibit since
the plan OF opening the exchange ct $50
O'Clock was put INTO effect. Reading
changed hands on the call 10 the extent
OF 1880 shares at 166 and 166is, with the
final call price l65, which compared WITH
q New York Stock Exchange closing the
night before OF 1888 and which was also
Stock Exchange. The dealings in Steel
common on the call amounted 10 1900
shares at ~. and 7l7s, which compared
With a closing on the other board on
Wednesday OF 707s. The New York Stock
Exchange opening for Steel was ~. and
II touched an early low Of Il, after that
advancing above the Consolidated call
fiGures. The lowest at which Il sold on
the Consolidated. when Il vas Il on the
other board, was ~. on the final bulge
OF the day II did not, however, get above
!2is, against New York Stock Exchange
high OF 12E. On the rise a commission
house disposed OF a block OF 1000 shares
at 7lts. Reading touched high Of 1911,
compared with high on the other board
Of 1914. but Union Pacific did not get
above l0A.. against lC7ia. Detailed opera
tons follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Total for the day. of4'% '"o
with corresponding day IN 1871.
January August I inclusive 'o,,4'''' '
oar.d with, shares the period IN 's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
BID Asked

FINISHED by Charles D. Barney :; Co: 30 g.. /.
Broad street. New York, ana NO L. Sou'"
Ith street. Philadelphia-)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
r. following bankruptcy petitions wer

The following bankruptcy petitions were
nlcd Yesterday In the United States Court:
THE QUARTER OUTFITTERs Inc. man
ufacturcrs and dealers In waists. childrens
wear etc with factory at 20 Wooster street,
and tho firm of BERNARD ROSEN & co.
manufacturers OF chidren's wear. ut No. 20
wooster street. separate involuntary pet
lions. Judge Hand appointed Marcus Hell
fand receiver OF both concerns.
ALFRED MACY. who did business as
Macy Brothers stock broker OF no ~ Woo1
street, voluntary; liabilities, sl7,70s, and
assets, nominal. ~
The HENRY MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. manufacturer or auto starters al NO
l41 West 65th st. involuntary.
MATTEO RAO. dealer in liquors ana
food products at No. 445 East 18th street
involuntary; liabilities. 5000.
IN liquors and groceries, at No TT East
i06th street, involuntary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
NEW YORK CURB.

n the curb market YESTERDAY interesI{
almost entirely centred In the mig prIceo
ISSUES, particularly the Standard OF sup'
sldlarieS. which again were pry,n sn ~.
s snss b M Wills fair activity was shown
or the curb yesterday, heavy nuslnSss
Mas done over the counter at some"naSS .
higher prices, The general y 'S 0it 81 q New
I lIoSs.v' advanced about u points, Ken
tScs about % points, Indiana golni ;o
Union rank 5 and Washington Ol ~;
tinted cigar Stores, both old ana ne~
issues, were stronger. Brttish-AineF iS S.,s
stronger. The copper stocks were dun;
Notwithstanding the nrmer tone IN th ms
metal Silver issues were irregular. Ia
the low priced shares Ell Paso niovee op
ahout I5c 10 its previous high mark OF
Increased activity. Tonopah merger was ,
a shade higher Bonds were dun pu'
steady Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on
per per cent cent? lowest a per cent; Closing.
~ per cent: ruling rate, 224 per cent.
Time money was unchanged Rates: 80
per cent for sixty days. Ss4d4 per cent
Tor ninety days, ts4h per r.. cent a, for four n
and 4495 per cent for six months. Mer-
camille paper was issued moderately.
days indorsed bills receivable and choice
four 70 six months single names and
6iZg6 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Under the IN
nuence Of the high rates for money in
the local market foreign exchange rates
continue 10 show receesions, and the mar
st opened easier LONDON discS Ss- for
81 per cent For sixty days there was
no change at per cent The nSsn market
quotations from the easy opening. There
wac little business Closing s,,S quotations ton
4Sl60; sixty-day bils. 4.s4is: short francs,
1914 and short re!chsmarks, e5 S-ls
less 1872
Bankers posted rates follow:
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
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coupons Interchangeable. fRcsistcrci. .Cou
pons sKcsistcred and coupon.
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MINING.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tho following were the closing quota
tons for stocks In which there we're no
transactions yesterday on the New York
Stock Exchange:
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HANDY REFERENCE.

Yields Of Leading active stscks based on
the present selling prices and ased divi-