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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
INCREASE IN
FEDERAL TRUCK
STOCK APPROVED

Stockholders u the Federal Motor
Truck com pany on Tuesday approx
cd the recommendation OF the d.
rcctors that the authorized capital
stock OF the concern be increased
from $500 900 20 s.. 900 900 and that
$500 900 be transferred from sur.
lus 20 capital account 10 cover the
distribution 20 stockholders OF 100
per cent dividend. recently announc
81. The s. 900 .O0o par value new
stock is 70 be retained In the treas-
Try Tho nev stock IL 10 be issued
20 stockholders 81 reccrd- April ?
The company has been paying a reg
ular quarterly dividend 81 per cent
with ar additional extra cash divi-
dsnd OF the same amount. making
The total 20 PEI ce1t per year d
rectors and officers we're reelected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14

Local

walter chrysler and H. J. mallory
Flint: Alfred p. sloan. Jra New
York; r. r. MacCrone and Hal H.
Smith. Detroit.
Mr.. Sloan 10 president OF the
United Motors corporation. and Is .
director In several other large con
Germs. Mr. Ch-ysler 10 president or
tho Buick Motor company OF FLINT
Mr.. Mallory IL controller OF IN.
Buick company. Mt. MacCrons 10
head OF the arm OF T. K MscCrcns
4 Company. investment bankers
Hal III. Smith has been general coun-
sci OF the Michigan Copper a Brass
company for n number OF years.
Following are the new oficers
President. d. NJ. Ireland: Fret vice
president. James r whitehead
second viee-president. Hal II. Smith
secretary. Alfred l.. simmons: treas.
urer. John l.. Connell. The com
psny's general superintendent 10
David Burgess. The executive com.
mittee comprises Messrs. ireland.
Mott and Chryslcr.
II Is understood that a substan-
tial program OF expansion is planned
for the concern.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
LOCAL TRADING
CONTINUES DULL

Trading IN Detroit stocks contin-
ues to share the irartivity ~ the
New York Stock exchange odd 10,
transactions comprised practically
the only business dealings on the
local exchange "wednesday morning
Prices continued soft with interest
scattered The public remains IN
moved by the low levels of usually
attractive stocks n seems unwiil.
ing 10 speculate until something
more definite II forthcoming con.
cerning the international relations
a this country
REQ Car sold around 20 ~ Con.
tinental between . and frac ion
and 70 and Paige a. - and frac-
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
NOW
INSTATEOF
CIVIL WAR
Bye-ElectiOn r vOlt
Reaches Fighting
Stage

HAVANA Feb it-Seriousness
Of the uprising brought about thru
the by-eiecuou in Santa Clara pro
vince was apparent today when
various well authenticated reports
placed the number OF rebels at
from 1000 TO 1000 President Men.
ocal issued formal call for three
months enlistments In the army.
seeking forces with which 10 sub
doe the malcontents.
Havana itself is practically under
martial law. a house 10 house search
being IN progress 10 seize arms and
arrest mutineers. Telephone and
telegraph lines have been taken
over. President Menocais yacht
hastily RENTED with guns left the
hxFbor Today. Meanwhile 70 was
announced tina, the United States
government had acquiesced N
Cuba's request for the purchase
from America % 10000 rines and
5000. 900 rounds OF ammunition
The by-elections in Santa Clara
province will practically decide the
presidential choice the previous
baIloting IN November having been
ipconclusiye. They are scheduled
for today the government oficials
Unlisted they would be held as
planned. despite all efforts OF the
mutineers 20 postpone them.
Government troops have had nu-
merous clashes with the rebels In
various provinces. The most i'm
portant of these was In Santa Clara
province where two 81 $50 or more
rebels were shot down. the mutt.
neers put 70 flight and a quantity os
supplies. munitions and horses cap
tured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
MOTT FIGURES
IN new DEAL
General Motors vice-President
and Associates Get Control
Of Mich. Copper q Brass

Previous announcement In The
Times that the control OF the Mich.
gan Copper q Brass company had
passed into the hands OF c. g. Mott.
vice president OF the General Motors
corporation and associates. was con-
armed in the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Tuesday afternoon.
The new controlling interests were
represented by $1,000 shares OF
stock and proxies covering 10000
additional shares out OF a total Of
iii.+s5 shares outstanding.
Only three members OF the old
board OF directors were retained.
These were ID. NJ ireland. James T.
Whitehead and Alfred L. Simmons
The new directors are c. s. Mott
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
TO PUNISH
D. j. R. FOR
CROWDING
Council Directs City
Lawyer To Make
Complaints

Conditions that ere a menace TO
tie health OF Detroit citizens exist
10 such an extent In the cars oper~
ated BY the d. L. r that The ~o,n-
mon council Tuesday night author.
ired the board OF health. In coniune.
ton with the corporation counsel. to
make comFlh ints asains, the street
railway company ia recorders court
for violations OF the city ordinances
The council asks that violations he
pushed TO trial with all speed
Aid. krunk and rlll. in their reso
luton. which VAS unanimously
adopted. set forth that the n. u. r.
has perDit,ed It's care 10 becorna 50
congeste'l with passengers. psrticu.
larry in the morning and evening.
that many accidents have happened
and that so,Le ~ them have resulted
fatally. The aldermen stated that
conditions which al. a menace to
health ARE shAmefully IN evidence 3"
The practice OF erowding the cars
Is q daily occurrence in spite OF the
requirements OF tho CITY ordinances
for strict observance ~ healthiul
and sanitars conditions. the resolu-
ton says. and there has been no
Cessation ~ the intolersble prae-
tees even in the face OF demands On
The part OF CITIZENS and the com.
mon council,
In is hnal paragraph. the resolu
ton explains that the council desires
IN learn whether ''its ordinances. en-
acted for the safeguar5ing ~ tho
health and safety 81 our citizens
can be enforced
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
STOCK MARKET
REMAINS DULL


NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE New
YORK Evening sun financial revie"
TO-DAY says.
"Wall street had very little n
deed 20 get excited about to-day
either IN OF out OF the securities
market Trading in both stocks
aud bonds was as quiet az u ~eu
could Sc. transactions up 10 J O'Clock
serresai'ng less than zoo 100
shares
'.sentiuient il distinctly inProv-
cd over the submarine situation
with the cafe arrival OF both ire
Adriatic and the Carmania AZ Liver
rooi and other large ships here and
a. Bordeaux.
Trading in stocks held Uttle
meaning. As is usually the case IN
dull market. price movements OF
some OF the inactive specialiies and
others attracted rather more atten'
ton than they would otherwise have
done. such as Burns Bros, which
moved three points or more In re-
Spouse 20 the new financing plan
and Porto Rico sugar. which ad-
vanced around eleven points on the
theory that the troubles in Cuba
would be to the compsny's advan-
iage as much as they are to the dis
advantage Of the Cuban companies.
Cuban-American Sugar lost some six
points and Cuba Cane reacted near
~ a point
Maxwell Motor moved up two
points following the declaration OF
the regular dividend.
There was neither support nor
animation IN the late trading"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. FEB. 1.-THE wheat
market opened dun and continued
depressed turnout the morning. The
rail situation is directly responsible.
MAY wheat opened down Ia later
declining rs. 60 slsi So July
opened down SIS. later losing "a.
TO sl4s %. September opened down
50. but later gained Is. 10 sl.37 -.
Corn vas dull and lower Local
selling and lack OF support was no
ticeable- May opened down IL. later
losing SIS. 10 81 o. 81 July opened
down -, losing 80. 20 90.
Oats displayed little change. MAY
opened down Is. later losing Is.
10 IS - July opened down Ia. lost
another Ia. 20 5tls
Provisions displayed out little Sc-
tipiy and prices held steady Later
in the session slight gains we're re
corded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
DETROIT GRAPHITE
STOCK DIVIDEND
OF 100 PER CENT

a stock dividend OF 100 per cent
VAS declared on The rlesroi, Graphite
company common and preferred
stock at the annual meeting % stock.
holders Tuesday afternoon.
This dividend. together With a
cahh dividend OF 10 per cent declar-
Ell a few months ego. MARKS the
close Of the most prosperous year in
me company's histor1 The gross
business done during ;he pat IL
months was more s.n double that
q the previous year The company
d, nov capitalized ~ 'eG0 9oC. 81
which 800 go ?, preferred stock md
the balance common
The ihrce-day convention % dis.
trict representative In tho factory
closed Wednesday afternoon after a
most successful program The sales
organization ~ % men acre guests
~ the factory a. hanguet Monday
night In the Statler and ~ dinner
~ the Detroit Athletic rirb. Thurs.
day evening 40 sddrcss bv Attor.
ney J v OHtoby was the principal
feature ~ the p A { dinner
Additions 70 tho factory on
velfth-s'. nov under cOne'ru-tIon
and others au'houzsd BY 'he direct.
crs nill greatly increase ths our .pu,
and an even greater ratio - incr9ase
in business during 1917 s lnuci.
rated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
Sugar Market

Sugars Detroit wholesale prices
Crystal domino.s lib tt01b 10. s.
H. gt01f rag. tablets. ts4B: cut
loaf. - 60 cubes. t7s5. oKNK povd
3 20 taudArd povd. tTs5. gran.
sVfrn coarse - 80. DO. fine. in bulk.
domino gran. lib. and BIB. cartons
ir cases. f1s5 do M cases fT.75.
Diamond A US Confsctionerg a.
tl.2a No. . q a5 No 5 $40 No 9.
y - 10 ITO No No
tsSs No. - g. 90. No Sc $3.50 No.
is $3.50. roncaking mixture tSis.
beet granulated. t7I5 per 100 ibs :.
hr1setfsis r.yvd. III - tu-cxEs o. o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14


DETROIT. Feb GA-Cics> wheat
Vas Quiet ard easy 50 the opening
and the market IN Detroit wss r.
lower The Liverpool msrsst was
Arm and receipts sars small owing
20 bad ~ pping conditions Whil~ u
- accepted ~ al SIDES that wheat
viii be scarce before another crop 10
harvested there are many bea-tsh
conditions IN operation Just nov
that hold prices down TIE visible
supply 10 large ard decreasing SLOW
~. Primary receipts are keeping up
better than expected and exports
have been very small Tor several
weeks Ire freight situation 10 not
Improving - worse nov than week
ago and ro Improvement In sight
The Investigation into high prizes
political news and talks % embargo
on exports an work IN fAver 81 low
% prices Liverpool reports a large
increase IN consumption % corn.
which represents corresponttng de-
crease IN the use % wheat
The ouiiish conditions have AL
been known for a long time and are
may Be small later. they are large
nov and n exports are checked nv
the activity 90 L boats or smhargoes
there will be pienty when the new
crop comes tn The shipping OF
grain IN neets 10 siow. as ali must
siovest sets the pace for the others
News from the growing winfer
wheat crop continues buiiish and ~
10 now about the tine OF yea for
the sprtnging 90 early erop damage
scares
wheat recovered about te from the
lowest. bgt closed i9ii1c under
uesd&ys closing prices small ex-
port was q weakening feature
Beans declined Sc and ciov.rsssc
lee.
w.dn..day'. .h.., qgoiA,ion.--
with a drop % fc a. as. declined
90 ti.s5l and advanced 90 ssh
July opened at siS1L. declined 20
s.SsL and advanced 20 tis71 No.
I white. sl-7sI
Wednesdays coarse grain quota
tions-Ccru Cash No. J. ti.os No. 9
yellow. tlos: No. yellow. ti-eta
osts-stsndard. sic. No. : white.
sese No. white. $50.
RYs-Cssh No. :. tits BID
Besns-fmmsdiAte. prompt FEB
ruArY and March. $3.50
see6s-Prtrne red winter 81 80
March. sllso. alsik-. sli.te umo-
thy. s2lss
Receipts in IN. Detroit market
" edn.sdsy included i.aee bbis of
noar. - ears Of corn ard q oats
$3.50 bu- 81 wheat. 5000 bu % corn.
ard 1000 bu- % rye Stocks are
st1 600 "a % wheat. -siooa Ia ~
corn. .7t0ee bu. - oats and 5000
/ bu. Of rye
Receipts % wheat Wednes dav-
Duluth. - cars .againEt ia a year
ago Minneapolis 80 cars. againsi
I ,Ss Winnipeg. it5 cars againsf --5
/ Chicago. - cars against $50. south
I west. ist.e 900 bu against $4,000 bu
4 AvaiiAbis supplies 20 wheat de-
! creased sac. 900 bu. last week
| Prime wheat receipts were So 0on
bu against 10000 hu a year sg0
1 Exports % wheat and Hou- Wed
nesday i01. 900 be.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
many pRoDUC


Hsfter-ENtrs creamery. fbI,C In
rreawery hrs's 16r dairy &c 10
III. pack ING stock 24t4c IN
Esgs Fresh receipts. rases irclud
ed hrsts &C don current receipts
al &c dor Receipts ysdnssdsy. tTi
csFeE
Cs-~s> Michigan Mats lie New
York Az d75c domestic swfaa. ~ n
1fc imported swiss. so1soe. brick
cream. 7oia 07ic. inburgsr. lib
7ti4c lib 49, long horts f1c
daisies 7td27t4e II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
Livestock


DETROIT. Feb. it-Csttle: STEADY
q heavy steers tes1 Qft.lo,
best hAnay weight butcnsr stssrs.
$3.50. MIXED steers Rnc heifsrs
tAGsis. handy light butchers. So o
tG1tA butcher cows. ssGsI. com
mon COWS. 49, uS.5b rannerA tAn
IS best heavy bulls. . ~ os boicE
"a bulls. ts7SeI stock bulls $50
So feeders. sfis0s stoekers tsAt
Nsai calves Mara, steady. is0ite
ffavN tkA09a sheep and lambs
Strcns best lambs .soUitSo. fair
lamb, ,smss' ,ii,ai;I Ugh, 20 e0.%e ,s
ai1 fair 10 good sheep. ts5oni
euIis and common. sT0s Hogs: MAJ
ket steady workers. and heaViss 81.
a sn plEa tff.S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
Sgw yoeE ppoDtCE

NV YORK. FEB IL Tour DULL
bot FIRM Pork FIRM meas So n
1870 Lard FIrw middlsVsst spot.
ttss0dfs sugar Raj dull cen
trffugsI gg-tsst. tfsfub0z nu.coya
40 ss-tsst fss1ds75 refined un-
ss1tied cut loaf a. %. crushed. tT7S
powdered. fsth grsnuiatsd. tsTbn
f0B coffee Tl0 No ! on spot i0c
TaIIov Firm special 11c. city. ~ -.
country 1fi,uI2r Uav Ftrm
prirns No D. iidIfo 40 = 5sdsoe
flower si0sfc Dressed poultry
FIrrn turkey. 10ds4c ,hicksns "a
N 90 fowls f7f4 n2tc ducks Isd
ss~ 1--we poultry Dali geese 10
fsc. ducks go fowls 17Q1fc tur-
KEYS CSC ROSTERS taisr chi ksns
brotIsra Eia25c Chesss Firm
state mlk common 20 spsciai. 7Z0
80 skins. common 20 special. f2n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
Quotations By Paine. Weber a CO
rsh "a Onsn Mlrh Ior rfns


ash i.gT Way SIS July. 81 %.
Corn Cash g. "a May. 81 o7i. r1iy.
o. oiA oats Cash. 5ai1 May 5sf.
TBfv. &c Rye cash. ffis Clover
seed cash and Feb-uary tirr5
March. $751; April. 81 October.
81 50 Alsike. prime fli IS March.
81 20 TIuofhv ash ard Mar
t-ff Butter Brick creamery 80
tuo creamery t-1c ExxS Fresh
rardtsf. 80 fansy selects 80 Hay
TFuchaurkf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14

The Art Stove oompanys Eross
earnings and net profits las, year
were the hlghest m mo company's
histo7 despite the nigh cost of Ia Dor
and materials according 10 report
g. the Stockholders In Tho annual
meeting. Tuesdsy Tho board ~ d.
rectors Vas increased from nine 20
H. The nov Director are e. y.
Coda End q =. Npranieue or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
CeTH 10 re-eINcLnl

The discovery % America cost a
little more than $1,000. a. leas, so
say some documents that have Just
been found IN The archives % Genoa
These documents give 'he value Of
Columbus feet a. 5000 The great
ADMIRAL va psid sslarv OF 1900
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14

The following firms are privileged
70 exec ate orders on the Exchange:
w y. Moss q Co. Carlyle a Povah.
Geo, " West q Co. II. Y. Msecrons
- Co. n w Noble . Co. u. l. Ssy-
riil. lynch q Co. w. A Hsmlin q
Co. VIM. A. Neer q Co. Sinclair a
Couis. Emmett 4. spragus. WIN. n
Nose a Co. y. X. Pelton a Co. Joel
Co, Lewis a. oorton. w Nc Reilly
Z Co MATTHEW Finn A. w. wallace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
EAST BIFFsLo 1--we srOCk.
naa.t.. A sg@Nena

EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. Feb. Ia
Cattle Receipts 50 csrs market is
O. CSC Higher prime steers 81 "
MS butchers steers and heifsrs.
tsSNItes best Fat cows tS0Ase
butchers COWS s. - q I.Is bulls. So
gg
Hogs Receipts a. cars lowe
heavy and workers.. sisHtig0 PIGS
and lights tii.fsGi,
sheer. Receipts IS cars strcnE
top lambs tiSfaHts 80 yearlings
ti16AnitS ~sthers teuie SO.
ewes stigiisn. calves t5pis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
TOLEDO LIVE srocN.

TOLEDO, Feb. it-Hogs Receipts
l. 500 market Sc lower heaviss
slaso6issS mediums. tie.5b0i1so
workers. til 50Gie5s good pigs
silgiI.S CAVES Market steady
sheep and lambs Market steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
CIEyEIANp LIVE .rock.

CLEVELAND Feb t-Hog.-R Re
csipts .ooe market steady 10 lee
lower. workers.. mixed and mediums
.figa1 niEss fil.5n. roughs III,
~tRsS ST. Receipts 5 cars
steady sheep ard ianbs Receipts.
\. cars market steady. top. tfk.
CaIVer-R.c-irts 3oo. market steady
top SIS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
CHICACo ItVF sroCk

CHICAGO Deb it-Hogs receipts
4s 600. market steady 20 shad. high
-. mixed and butchers ttf o5Gi1se-
good heavy tiz.oG itaS rough
ptgs $500 10 -. Gattie Receipts.
Is. 900. market. steady % Toe higher.
heeve- y-ssai3tS, cows and heifers
g. so1l0te. tsi0dslS; Texans $50
9s7s; calves. sloGletS sheep; Re
retpts 8 90. market. strong; native.
sf8sb1ilS western titeGi..
lambs si,5sait7S western. siSsee
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. It-OpeninE wheat
May down nc July down ~ sept
down lac. Corn. May down &c July
down isc Oats. May down e. July
down &c Provisions unchanged
Soon--W heat MAY down - Juiy
down &c September up &c. Corn
May down Nc July down sc oats
NAV down y July down Le Pro-
v! sions Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-14

Cutie Ash preserved In SIS own
ink IL the only preserved mink I'D.
stun known