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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

H. % rahcS. Eye & Co. IN ballast Anchored a
s:o3 . IN Gra,s.nd By sor ordsS: -. TAN.
s. ST. s Mo oil ssp. u. lamp. q and KY ws
q, to Mallory. ;: CO. With passages and Hid'e'
aG n,,,p H,y.SS SEPT %. 70 ths ssv York ard
Cubs Maj ss CO. vita lss passengers. mails G'c
os..5 w..,Iet tBrl. Liverpool sept T. 70 The
Cunard IS Go. LID. with rd,e Bar a. l5o ~,
q 70 master. with Gil and petroleum. Quarantine
RIO = Gf.aa-. B1un.s,k Sep: e. to IL. M'ilov S
Co with mdse. Quarantine At 20 10
Mariana. Jacksonville Quarantine q 20 N,
C;ulycoast Port Arthur 70 the Gun Rernins %
Win nd, S Ss:tG Nea =. md O 2o1:oA TO tn. Old
Dominiosn IS %. with p,ssensers ard mdse. quar-
i b.tilsshiP Nc,.As. ou,r,ntin, a: IS ? N
pms der Nci.rl.nden Dutch. DemefEa sep 3
Suhnun 8. Trinidad IL CaIlpsno a,i .u ~ po =
.u-p-incr 70 and Cape Hsyii 20. TO funch Eaye q
Co. with g passengers malls and NOSE b" l.
ppDrn n lF-,. Bermud, sep, g. 70 N. ou.se
IS ca. With Sls passengers. malls ana ma'e' ID
s,,.,be.re tBr). Br-st Sep, 10. 10 u. Conp,sni.
Gene,.ie Tr,nsttlsntioue. IN ballast Bn a. 1l'0O
1 =. polnt ,Brl Fowey sep, II. 70 Fumes
NJ" M:iaS.n. Port Lmon sep. y c1sOD. I Is tnd
seI Is,. 1en' 1R as "q Msr,s S sep. and eS
,.r Ia 70 American srnelters - Co. In DAMS
Schooner william @ May. Kingston, jamsici.
Aus 90 and Norfolk Sept p. Eth losrnn 70 TIC
az, ME- 60. vessel 20 " Croc4eu 20;
81 SUD. Galveston sept %. 70 Southern facinc
90 win mdse quar-. . - n =. r..
S,ches' Gaiteston sept 20. To Mallory IS Co
viii pss..rgers and mdse quar- 10 m
Cars.rch. jacksonville Sept % ard Cnn!es'nh
q 10 clyde IS Co. With passengers anu HiaN'
eq,r To- a, n c. Sep, % 70 Atlantic
Cast Innh.r 60 NTH lumb-r. QuH' l.1V ? m
L sunbo,s Baltimore and DUBUQUE euN'
Minis Gerus lBr.zl. Santos Aug g RIO q =,
r,n.lro 81 Bahi, sept 4. Penambuco :, I&s ssS
.rd San Iuan 20 u ihe Lloyd Brazilero' WIN o
SAILED.
Por.land Bordeaux: Johan LudrI NoIln..s'
fS,yi Prosreso; T'inCon Court tBtl. M4,e
sf.oh,no fBrl. Halifax: Bayamo; Ha,Sn. h huron
Chsrl.ston and Jacksonville. Port IniInp ,s DI,
Auckland. A,aN MARI Jap. fokonsnA' c r.
erIrs Luczenbsch. - rso'Fnins iit AZ, 49, ~.
no.S,ho-z DAN Rotterdam: Stavn tNogl' 20,
G.,ur. = Jean tFrl. Bordeaux: Fase1ssna 80 10,
cayerte. Neiina Galveston; Jean FoI >il alnpee
t-rss9i (eo.s,iosn. city o. Mon,gone7' sa,..
- Mae Bristol: sucroa MatanzaSi SS!,o-Ss,..t,t
Vsniesr Black Nosfolk Princes hnne. ~.
.1J Newport Nes5; J4oeStoTn' No7oiA -l1 -'''
Nrps
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SURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John 4. cohalsn. a Surrogate OF tho
County OF New York. Notice IL hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Emma MorEcnstern. late ~ the County of
New York. deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers az
their place Of transscting business. Room
1901. No. 90 wall street Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York. on or before the
18th day OF March. 1917.
Dated. New York. the 18th day ot Sep
temher. 1915
EDWARD r. GREEN
LEE ". COSHLANp.
Executors
SULLIVAN CROMWELL. Attorneys
for Executors 40 wall Street. New
York, ". Y.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOKs.

rosr-p.abooN No 25se5s o, The Franklin SAY
inss Bsnk. issued 20 Nsnel Z Harlow. In trust
,or Margaret McElroy pa ment Stopped. please -
- - hank SO SUI Ave. New York City All
,s,.ons srs cauuoued not % purchase " negotiate
lie same.
LOST Handbook No. Gooi2o q by DOCK SAVING,
Ir.ftfu,ton Any peron having claims upon said
to1s /, called upon to present the 10 the bank
within thirty days or sad book VII De declared
rsnceusi and a new one issued IN len Thereof
IoST-passbook No iss.Tt2 % the Franklin say
irgs Bank issued 10 Sarah Nhitworih Or Flor
,1ce Icidner: pa uent stopped please return %
hank sS6 sth Ave New York cts All persons
.ro cautioned not 10 purchase negotiate The SANE
IoST-Pas,book 40 81. 81, o. the Franklin Sa,.
nss Bank issued to Deborah BLANK. payment
stopped please return 90 bank SO sth Ave New
York city All persons cautioned not 20 pur
chase or negotiate the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
Farm Produce
Dairy and Bsrnyard

The following are New York prices,
Yesterdays, compared with those Of
year ago:
Yesterday. Agar ago.
Rutter. extra,
creamery, ID. 80 "a - 2I|sg -
Cheese, state,
whole milk, ID $4,000 1434915
Eggs, Pa. and
nearby hen
merry browns. 80 @42 50 a5o
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noMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ARrIsT-Yoans man 1omnsrdM sb.Sr. %;
,d,.nrsmrnt. j. 6. &. lisil Kimbsu Ave. Nor
ri. PARK. l. !.
GARDENER CoACHNAN-GenerL useful man
,trictly temperate. willing and Industrious. ~
ve.r.' eroslloni references Mss shaushnessy
As,nc, IL " t2d st. Pboo1 SAFE BOsnt.
Female.
svcie. erccllent References
200 il T. Mia Hofmsyu's AssnJ, 10 las
ga st ~ floor Telephone ssil murray Hnl
sEAMsTREss-Irsh Protestant
s,.i s,anstge.s srod city refgrnces; SO. r.
Mis-. Uofnsyer's Agency. 10 last <3d st. ID eoof
Telephone saE MURRAY Hin
IloUsEWORKEIi. Too1 oosr: chnnhsrmaid .ri
ross. ,Icell,nt references. Lhtis Aren0. " East
l2jth 1t Hsrlsm 53ls.
LLDY's MAID or NURSERY GovERSEss-
Young German. VERY capable. hghU rsDmnsnd
81 " Mss Hcfny~'s AsrnC. 10 East IA ~
~ eoor. Telephone soE Murray Hill
NURsE,-Youug EnsiiSh yiJl. sIcelisnt long Ynsii.h
rs'.r~ccs. $40. r Mise Hormay~s Aaency, 10
las t3d ST ID soof Telephoas sN' Murray HUI.
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Cotton

After q quiet but rather nervous ses-
SION. featured By narrow fluctuations,
cotton prices show irregular and only
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s,-ppncArEs. NOTICES.

IN puTsuANcE OF IS oNp oahrSssss.
~ uonersSie John ?. coh>lsn' xorrcE
q, the county Of New io'S .,,ss el.i-s,,
hereby given 10 all pe'sNfn ,s,,r.ul' ate q
ssai5G,S San A'S o. New york deees'.s 20
cent the same With Noaehes ,r.n,setirs
he subscriber a, his pl,e, , ., a Irssr..
business. at the once OF ~, e ~
XN 10, F." on c" or before the :ist day :"
ccmbcr next. A.. ,uh dg "
Dated. New iors'
june 1915 DAVID ~ 6asss
Adniinisrstcf
PIERCE a GREER, .,.~etG
Atterneys for AdministrsN
n Wall street. Sss kSs
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west si- stres'

West sis' street
Tbs App, sotissr zhich th, soo,s a,''f ~.
R S,sSe.t thereon from n, 50 Day ., "a ss.
Der isiS. together Wi,n l ,e. ''' .,. iui'r,'..
Snce amounting 70 ~ ,.,h,- -i's =.
from sep,embef 49, ~ ~ .prroSin.'','
sS nsount OF the taxes sssss..'n.. 80 - ,, O.
- -aios or other liens. which a,s ,,-rlss.
loved to the purchase o., ~ \, 1855
money. or paid by the heis''
and interest. -. e.,..,ohsr a. 1916
Dated, ~" isAAr = lOHLN. Fr->
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

Close At New yor"
Shtnthu city VIA sesttl.)--Aps Mari. Sept g
Hawaii MA San Fr,nciscol--Mstsonis sept %
Japan. Cora. China and Philippine Islands
Vi. vsncou,crj-EmpIess q Russis - Sep, -
Hawaii 4n1 GUAM via san Francisco
L. :. Transport Observation-Disclosures sept %
Hawaii. Japan. Cores, Chiri and Phlippins
Islands via san Francisco and Victoria.
Il. CJ-Mont-asle ......................o 4
Tahiti. NarQuesss. Cook Islands New Ira
land and Australia VIA San Frsnciscol-
Malta ....................... DC, I
hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand Via san Frinciscnl--Sieya. Oct
Naval. III Islands. New Zealand and
Australia via Y2ucovverl-NiaIzra go. Oct -
ARRIVED.
s. Red. fBri. shanghai June g. HON. hors July
4 toilo H. Penang ~, Singapore 20. ksratIu AUG
Q. Nsrslmo 20 and crstoosl sept 10. 20 " II
1veddell 4 GO. with mise Bar al 30 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

oNH-PAMrLI HOUSES detached garage. Mn.
rooms. bath showers electric lights. vacuum
cleaners. steam. psrquetry. $3.50. $3.50 cash fi5
monthly and interest. Builders. 1880 nth st Tak.
Wort End subway. Municipal Bldg. 70 nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

Corn.-Trsding in corn was limited
almost wholly to the professional ele-
ment, and as sentiment was almost
unanimously bearish, prices sagged 10
a slightly lower plane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

Oats.-Speculstive support was lack
ing yesterday, and as various proml-
nent holders were inclined TO unload,
prices sustained small losses, although
a fraction higher in the morning.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TOILET
CROUCH OF THE BRON,

FOX ST, go. 7s3. Tst. 1855. 49, rooms, bah
steam ho, water: all improvements: SIS to $40
Inquire Jsni,or
HOE AVE. 93?. 93s- 80. rooms electricity
t~lerhore. shower baths. Inquire JanltOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN.
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Flour and Mesl.-Quotations were:
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices
compared with those OF year ago;
New York: Yesterday. 4 year ago.
Live steers. bc5t. roo $50 e,o-.
iD. .....t....-.. VOW aS5'oS V5'VV V''''
h -..''e.....',. .iIao rs ~ q rs
Il H. " ''.,.i V''' $50 elt5O 1850 -
Dressed vssls. city. 80 q,
I've is ewes. 100 ID 100 q 100 100 e $50
Li ioo ii i.f 70 p'lin'. $50 slo4o 400 SIS
Dressed mutton 70. 10 q .l9is .Wz2 ~
dressed lambs. 10. 10 q rs .Iz .'.2n
Hog sood. 100 10. .il.30 - 90 s'oV
Dressed hog. baron. ..
Hess pork Dbl. 5000 93i.oo 800 4io'1
Mes h,N. bbl.....2i.0 92i.5o H.oo eIo'p
Lard. Middle West
In .............. 1900 a. lo.loc 800 o'tbp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
Samuel Hopkins
Adams

4, The Advisor Of The Tribune, made an inter
csting research into the haunts where these queer
creatures conduct their phony operations.
His report Of their homes and habits is one OF twelve
articles specially selected from Mr. Adams writings
in The Tribune and now brought together in book
form.
Some of the other articles tricky trade practices
are Private Garages That Take In the Public,
Suits That Don't Fit Their Advertisements and
Sample Shoes for Simple Souls
Mighty interesting, all of them and we'll worth
reading too. Names and addresses mentioned
freely, so you'll know where not to buy.
Better wrap a quarter in the coupon below and get
this guide to unsatisfactory shopping, before you
forget it. Certainly. your money back if you want
it, Just tear the coupon now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
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SEWING MACHINES.

srlcEr DROP HEAD. SIS 90; VII cox q GrBBs
e. 90 to 5000. GRAND UNION. liz W. 18Th ~
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND

Modern home. 10 rooms. 2 baths; open fire.
places: hardwood. spacious porches. hot
water heat; sewer, water. gas electricity: 2
etc; deep water anchorage: > blocks 10
station: $1,000 cash. balance can be ar
ranged. G. NJ. Stephenson. 2t3 w. 5ith -,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

fUni.d states CoS, ard Ceodeac survey
Sun r4ses........s.tT Moon rises ~. n : 20
sun sets............5.t7 Moon sets a n ..S'sf
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TYPEwRITERs.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

son. ,,,ihle. 4 months s. visibles. 3 months, 81.
Initial payment applies n purci oed.
auERiCAN WRITING MACHINE co. INC..
945 Rroadwsy a. Leonard s.
ga Broadw,y. az go - Tel ''es
ilg " f2d 81. A. Tines square Franklin
40 nassau St. a. Maiden Lane.
10 KaYclay 81 Telephone ttl3 'orlA0ft
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S2o.5O62t.0o $3.50

Other Basic Materials.-Of each Of
the following commodities there are
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
ere for the information Of those who
have o general interest in prices:
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

BOY-Ss4, polite s. AID commission lunch Sf.
,reuc,s required Bernard. io5 ieIinEon Ave
uAsTED-BOY for 0rio. work IN isrg, corpors
lion, nU.t vii recommended good thnos
~ n,Ucem.nt. .tsts sIsD upecisd L.,
40 Tnbuns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

Metals The copper trade reports an
expansion in the domestic inquiry. Tins
has been stimulated by the placing OF
the 0.O00-ton order by the Allies
Electrolytic copper continues strong IN
London. where the quotation advance
$3.50 a ton yesterday. In little more
than a month the price there has risen
$50 a ton.
Prices current Tor few OF the prin-
oipal metals and metal products. com
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time Of last yea<, follow:
Current 4 year
price ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

Losr-Pusseok 5:T.s75. C'tir~nS ssvinr Bank
Book will be cancelled OCTOBER L. 1919 unless
sdw~s claim II made
LOSr-B.nk book No. 1879? NJ Tho BrnnI ss,ings
Banb az fremont Avenue. Nev York city.
PA nent stopped Please return 70 bank.
Losr-p,nkhook No. 1898 o7s Of B.nh for saw
inn. 80 9Th An. New rork Payment sioppei
Psass rvturu V bAnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
Orchard and Field.

Yesterday. Agar ago.
Sea s, marrow,
choice, 100 ID. .se.45Ge5o s7.e0G765
Peas, Scotch, che $3.50 3.eo14Oo
Potatoes, Ii, Dbl 3.25G3.50 i.75a 1.65
Potatoes, Nj, be- 2.0o@3.25 i.259 f.oo
Apples, fancy, Dbl 2.oo94.5o 2.5oa4 $50
Peaches, NJ, bsk 256 rs .2o0 as
Graps't, Cub, boz 2.ooG7.00 1000 f.25
Grapes up-river,
Delaware, crit. -5o6 80 400 IS
Oranges, Cal, bI 2.o0@5.5o 2.ooa7.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

KeaNSBURG, n. J. s2 @. .''' V. H,', o 0','
fLdd tr-ps-sArS O. IN SUNS. S3.9P ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
Hay and Straw.

Yesterday. Ayear ago.
per TOM Per tom
Timothy, old,
No. /, large
bales $4,000 - $4,000 2eoo
No. / clover,
mixed 49,. 1000 1900 5000 1000
Rye straw,
No. 1..... 5000 $500 5000 ---
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APARTMENTs-To LET
EAST SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market
for cottonseed oil was comparatively
heavy under scattered liquidation, due
to the weakness in lard and the heayi-
ness in the cotton market.
Yesterdays A year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27

Rye.-Prices were strong.
Closing Day La
yesterday bsfo.s yu,
Cash, n. Y, bush. .S1.32 s1.31Ia Sl.o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
COUsTRY PROPEKT'

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Rest financial Plan explained py County Home
League No. 10 West s2d 81. Dept z 'Phons
ESQ Mad So
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HIGH WATER
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DIAMONDS.
MULuGRAPHING.

DIAMoNps FOUGHT and SOLD Tor cub; sdre'
frc.. BENNETT. lT5 Bfoadgp. third hcor
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
Blackwell Sale Confirmed.

Federal Judge Tuttie, Monday
morning. confirmed Referee JOS
lyn's sale Of the assets OF the Henry
Blackwell Co. which went into
bankruptcy recently. The Henry c.
Weber Co., holding lease on a por-
tion OF the Blackwell store at Nos.
230-23S Woodward-ave. and having
an agreement to take over the en-
tire lease at the highest price O.
fered. objected TO the action OF the
referee in offering the lease togeth-
er with the other assets Of the bank
rupt concern. In over.ruling the
exceptions, Judge Tuttle held the
Weber contract to De against public
po..cy. explaining that the lease
hold separate from the other assets
in the Blackwell store, lost much of
its value. The Weber attorneys
said that an appeal would probably
be taken from the courts ruling.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
RURAL CREDITS
BILL REPORTED

WASHINGTON. Feb. i5.-The
Hollis rural credits bill. which prom
ises loans TO farmers at not more
than Eve per cent. today was report
ed favorably in the senate. Because
OF its non-partisan support, il is due
to receive an advantageous position
on the calendar.
The bill proposes TO set up q non
partisan farm loan board. with the
secretary OF the treasury as one
member. the others appointed by the
president The board charters local
farm loan banks. which will take
mortgages from actual farmers, and
issue bonds with the mortgages as
securities.
This plan. the committee claims.
will standardize farm loans all over
the country. since all mortgages
must be approved by the boards
and this security Is expected TO
make the bonds salable at four per
cent. They run for long terms and
are guaranteed by the United
States.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
COMBINE MAY
EARN 80 MILLION
Profits of Midvale Cambria
Will Come From War
Contracts

Estimates EaNe oeen made that
the MidvAle Steel & Ordnance Co.,
and it's subsidiary. the Cambria Steel
Co. will earn .aore than s30,o0O.o0O
in the current year. As is well
known. large percentage OF the
PROFITS this year will come from war
contracts taken by Midvaie. IL Is
estimated tha- Cambria Steel Will
show profits OF close 10 $4,000. 900
for the current year
Subscriptions for the s5o.ooo.Ooo
Midvale Steel a Ordnance per cent
convertible bonds will greatly exceed
the issue. Subscriptions are already
heavy and subscribers will receive
small propoi ior only Of what they
ask for. The underwriting is ex-
pected 10 be one OF the mos, success
ful ever brought out.
II is learned that the National
City hank was a joint purchaser
with The Guaranty Trust Co. and
Lee. Higginson 4 Co. of s5o.0oo. 900
Midvale Steel 20-year per cent
bonds
A steel manufacturer closely iden-
tined with Cambria Steel estimates
that earnings OF the company in the
current year will exceed $4,000. 900.
In that case. Cambria steel this year
will earn nearly sl7 n share. In
view of prospective earnings in the
current year. the prize of $s1 paid
for a controlling interest Is not re
garded Is excessive.
The financing OF the Midvaie-
Cambria transaction means that less
stock will De involved than indicat-
ed 0y recent reports bearing upon
new financing.
Instead of total of s150.o00. 900
stock. or 100000 shares. par value
$50. there will be 800. .0oe 900 stock.
or 1000 600 shares. In other words,
the new financing means an increase
in outstanding capitalization from
s75.000,000 to 100000, 900. or an In.
crease from 100000 shares 10 q
100000 shares There will be fewer
shares hy 100000 to digest than
earlier reports indicated.
in taking over the Cambria Steel
TO-. Midvale will add close to s2o.-
100000 10 its working capital On
Jan. I. 1915, cambria reported cur
rent assets of $i9.545.to1. and cur.
rent liabilities OF s2.93f.o42. leaving
a working capital OF about 316,60o..
o0O. In view OF last years large
earnings. this working capital must
have been greatly increased.
Cambria Steel has spent over s20..
100000 for new construction, and al
the close OF 1914 had a surplus OF
20.231 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15

sor'cE OF sEpHn.r.Sx ~ or PRE-


Detroit. Mich.. Dec. 81. 1915.
To the Holders OF the Preferred Stock
Notice is hereby given that the ..
f.rSsd ssosS % cf nsiS iSs:s ecmpans n ny. out out
ss,andinF snnF on April !. 1915; ss ono
dsnds secra.c and rs1 unpaid h1 ,heT.on M %'ys, 10
All holders OF Preferred Stock OF
said company are notified TO present
certinsa;es for % such -PSsSSn Prsfsrrsa stock Sss
a. the otnce OF The Equitable Trust
the cits OF New York, on April 1,
transfsT or accompanied by proper
instrument OF transfer duly executed
and stamped. and upon such surren-
payment tas hereinafter statedy in
cnsh Of a sum equal to tio% OF .ne
par value thereof. together with ALI
accrued and unpaid dividends thefe-
Sn Win e Ans mnn 10 ,no.. sSis @So psrsS. ppssi 81
the stockholders Of record named In
the stock certincates respectively no
surr endered unless the stock csrtin.
by proper instruments OF transfer.
duly executed and stamped. TN which
event such payments will be made 20
the ,e.pes',v. npri sTsnIhesss .,I S,siasra,
the Preferred stock of this Company
will cease and all the Preferred stock
will cease TO bear dividends from
stock or OF any certificate therefor
shall have any right after said date
as a stockholder Of the Company or
any claim of any nature against the
OF such redemption price Of l10S OF
the par value thereof with the ac-
crued and unpaid dividends thereon
to April I. 1915. upon the surrender
Of the certificate or certificates there.
for. as aforesaid.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
8. 8. KRESGE Co.
BY o. g. KREsoE.
Presidsnt,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
U. of M. to Have Military covr,e,

An elective course in military
trsining will be included 10 the cur
riculun, Of the University OF Mich
igan next fall, according 10 the plans
Of the board of regents made in a
meeting Friday. Compulsory train
ing was purposed by Prof Hobbs,
but with the extent of the adverse
criticism In mind. the board Of re.
gents decided on an elective course
which would Re optional with the
student body
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15

Iock MARKET
IS iRREcuLAR
Far Stseks Show Upward
y Isund Baldwin LocomO-
y dve Falls on

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Irreguiar
ne1os changes were marked up at
~ opening OF the stock exchange
tu6ay. United States Steel. Cruel
~ and Republic Steel were up frac-
;116naIly. - were several other war
11oeks. Baldwin Locomotive was
~ ~.
Anacouda. which was active yes
'h6eaAy, registered fractional gains IN
~ early trading today.
y Trading during the opening hour
Xos NARROW and professional Cru
o1b)a had advanced to 7S7-s at IL
orclock, more than two points above
~ low mark Of the hour. Prices
Iroaosaliy were a shade under the
nngt 1t that hour.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
sToCkHOLDERy MEETING OF
ID. C.. n. n. COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the an.
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Deiray Connecting Railroad Com
pany. for the election OF Directors
ana the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the an
nual meeting. will be held at the of-
hce OF the company I'm the City of
Detroit. Mich. on Wednesday. March
IS, 1915, at p. m By order OF the
Directors OF the Company.
tSignedD j. u. SANDERS.
Secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
NEM YORK PRnnucE MARKET.

NFsW IVtNkf " y. 7 90. Ut IDIT.
Firm and quiet. winter and spring
patents. &G.Esfts5n. Pork. Firm
mes sso.50a2i Lard: Steady; mid
aiewcst spot. 10000 900. Sugar:
Raw. nrm; centrifugal 9s.test. 50 20
M4.S3: muscovado Se-tesf. s393d40c; /;
refined, quiet. cut loaf $500. crush
%. $3.50. powdered. 1910. granalated
ssHe25. Coffee. Rio No. on spot
SIC: city. SIC. country. Sdsiz
Han Firm and unchanged prime.
Sl.26g i.3o; No J. $40 Los. clover.
soe 2 si.is = dressed poultry:, Firm:
fowls. ia i9c, ducks Is n zoe. 1--we
poultry: steady. geese. isc: ducks.
31c; fowls, 17c; turkeys. zoe: roost-
ers. l2c; chicken, broilsrs. 1Sn1sc.
Cheese: Outlet: state milk. common
to specials. itGiskc: skins. COM
mon to special "a olshc.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15

Mergers and rufnors % mergers
are what Wall-st Is feeding on
these days. The taking over OF Cam
bria BY the Midvaie steel a Ordnan. 9
Co. stimulated ina gination. and al
most anything IN the way of com
binations OF steel companies was re-
garded as possible. Samples OF these
reports were that Midvale would take
IN the Colorado Fuel A. Iron Co. at
s55 share: that Bethlehem was
negotiating for the Allis-Chalmers
and Chicago Pneumatic Tool: and
that the Youngstown sheet a Tube
Co. would ftvr the nucleus ~ a com
bination which was TO include Lac--
awanna and. perhaps, Republic Iron
A steel, though doubt was expressed
whether the latter company would be
found willing to enter q combination
Germany and England have grant
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