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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Farmers Market

APPLES Duchess, fancy, 81; No. I.
s. ss6r zoe o1 Ne 2 SOC northern sC N0 spy
75c&Si steeles Red. fancy. si.75 bu.;
No. /. si25ai.50 No 2. 73c; Transpar-
ents. fancy sil i25; No. /, $50 s5e bu.;
AsPARAGus-No I, sO67sc don bch..;
BEANs-oireen. fancy S.75a2: No. I.
slg so; No 2. Use wax, fancy. H.To
Means No /. s1soni-7. Rams1 resns,
No. /. sls5Nl.s5 bu; No ?. $50 bu.;
Lima beans. No. l. IS bu
BEETs-No. I. 500 ioo doz. behs., 5og
BLAcKRERRIEs- /. s3a3so "a
quart crate.
BROCC0LI-No. 7. xI.m6i-7 5,
so cAs slio 5u %5 81 4 - o rcd NO NO.
soc . Sis No 2. 75c curly. No 1, 81 bu.
CaNTAr oupEs --Fsncv s775 bu No.
I. s2a2 sos No. 2. 75ca125
/. 30 - ioc. poe Is bu.; No. ?, Csc doz
cArrr1Er owER-No. I. $50 bu.: No.
2, 7jc 81 25 hu.
CELERY No /. 20 SOC No. >. ioa
/ cELERo CARRIAGE Fancy. $50 bu
No soe q 81 10 bu $50
+ CHERRIES sweet. fancy, 81 2i-auart
crates No. !. s3H So sour, fancy 81 Is:
No. l s1.65@2
tN.uM bEhS-- rancy' Ni'ooHE NO. A.
cURRANTs No /. s3a35o 7i-quart
crate
DIIr-fo n soc dozen punches
! EGGPLANT-No. 1, Si6i25 = bu
EGGS = Large. $40 IS a 1915 3o-dozen
case small. SO 25de75.
! GOosEBERRfEs-No. 4. s212.5 50 A-a,.
crate.
H. as soc bu. No. 2 IS Il SOC bu.
! HUcKLEBERRIEs-No. /. s5.5oas "a
a, crate No 2: S.
LEEKs-No. 1. 75casI doz bchs
oKRA-No. !. si.e5 s-lb. basket: No. 2,
eeS. dry Onions. fancy ,i 1 'O No '0 i.
s5ea 5o.lb. sack: No. 2, 75c.
PARsLEY-4Of soc dog bchs
! PARSLEY RooT-No. 1. 45a 55c bu.
PEARs-Faney. 81 No. /. Hdi5o;
PEAs-No I. $3.50: No. ?. 81
b, PEp Pr 8, re ,o, no i, s25s 50
PoTAToEs--New fancy. eoc bu; No.
I. 75a s5c bu.: No. 2 asc bu.
4 POULTRY Hens. live heavy breeds. 20
% 2ic ~ ieghorns. 20 q &c 10.
I RADIsHEs- No l. 90 s5c dozen
bchs No. 2, 25c: long white, No. !. IS -
t5c dozen lunches
I RAsPBERRfEs- Black No. 1 $3.50
f23 25-qt. crate; red, No. !. ssds5o.
! RHUBARB--No /. 25a Csc doz. bchs.
| RUTABAGAS-No 1, SIPS bu.
] SQUASH Summer No. l. 40n soc 4
bu. No, 2. Csc; table queen squash fancy
81 = ou.. NO. l. si.35n 1.65 y bu. ital-
ian. fancy. 81 peck basket: No. I. as soc:
No. ?. soc; Hubbard, No. /. s1a115
SWEET CoRN-Fancy. 90c dSl 5-dos.
sack: No. l. so n CSC: No 2. 40c
I ToMAToEs-outdoor. fancy. 7sa eoc ~.
ID. basket; No. /. ioa SOC: No. e. 3oc
TURNIPs-No. !, aoTsoc doz. bchs.
SIS n s5c bu.
/ VEGETABLE GREENs-R Romano. 4o1
soc bu, escarole, No. 1, 401 CSC bu- en-
dive, fancy. $50 bu.. No 1, s11I25:
No. 2, 7Sc; sorrel t51 60c bu Swiss
chard, asa soc bu.; kale. ~ n coo bu !:
mustard, No. !. SIS n s5c bu. turnips. No.
H. 509 soc bu.: spinach, No. 1. s0c n 81 IS
bu. No. ?. 75c bu. leaf lettuce. No 4.
/ J5T Soc bu. colards. No. I. IS n SOC bu
/ VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. ], soc .
/ 81 doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Charges Dissolve
Million Profit

Michigan Sugar Company re-
ports for the fiscal year ended June
30. a profit OF sl.02S. 2s2 after de-
probation. interest. federal taxes
Including S45,602 estimated excess
profits tax and other charges. but
before loss on investment and on
the sale Of property.
After deducung 1927 500 loss on
Investment in the Toledo Sugar
subsidiary dissolved
Feb. IS. LELAND after allowing
for reserve of S4l3122 previously
provided and $500 ,4S3 loss on the
sale of buildings and equipment.
there was a net loss OF SlS9.S07
Tor the year ended June 80 last
In the preceding year profit was
1882 .S64 before deducting the loss
Of the subsidiary. After deducting
S33 $50 As the proportion Of loss
of the Toledo Sugar Company. net
profit for that year was S497 ,89S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
UNEXPECTED DEMANDS

New unexpected demands for
steel from Britain contribute 10
unsettling OF production schedules
Last week another inquiry for
100000 tons Of Semifinished steel
arrived here and is being studied
at Washington for ALLEGATION, this
being in addition ia = like guam
rity ordered within the past 30
days.
Cross movements in steel scrap
are wide and varied, rejecting the
unusual situation in that market
Though Detroit has been loud in
complaint OF shortage, cargoes
from there have been shipped "a
Buffalo. Moreover scrap from
Duluth passed Detroit on way 10
Buffalo. Again scrap from the
eastern End Of the New York
barge canal has gone through Bpf-
falo for shipment Ia Canada L
The general operating raH for
the country has inorca&sd a
points 10 9si7 per cent. Adj
vances were as follows Chicago
point 10 10l per cent; New Eng
land, 3 points to SIS. and Gin
cinnsti 6 points 10 9ii2. Detroit
feclined point 10 81. Buffalo 2i7
10 90iz. Unchanged we're the fol-
lowing: Pittsburgh n 100. east
ern Pennsylvania al 95iz. Wheel
ing at 90. Cleveland al Us. Birm-
ingham at 90, 81, Louis al 98 and
Youngstown AT 9s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Given Long Tests

The motors are given a PA
hour test. They are run for 6i2
hours first. then torn down and
rebuilt. Then they are run for
six hours more. The tests use
500 gallons Of gasoline.
The engineers hover over
them like mother hens over
chicks watching. listening.
poking, feeling. checking instru-
mentS. They have Americanized
this engine Of British design,
streamlining il for our produc-
tion methods. And they want the
British 10 he as satisfied with
It's performance as they are.
Guides on the inspection tour
explained that more than p
million gallons of water are used
in cooling the test motors. More
than $4,000 gallons of gas are
used per q hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Redrew BIueprints

As said before. the huge. air
conditioned plant went up in 40
weeks. When the blueprintS for
the motors were received by
Packard. the engineers found
they were all drawn opposite 10
the American blueprint. So they
were forced 10 redraw them. The
amount Of work for this task
can he seen when II is noted
that one mile of blueprint paper
a day is being used.
The tools and machines TO put
out the engines had 70 be made
as Packard went along on its
task. Knudson revealed there
are now 1900 machines in place
and doing their part. They need
500 more.
As for men. there are now
400 employed and 500 are being
added per week. More than
$4,000 will be employed when
the plant gets into full pro-
ductlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Urban Home
Financing High

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Urban
home financing rose we'll above
the two-billion-dollar mark in the
United States during the first six
months of 1871, it was announced
by economists Of Federal Home
Loan Bank Board.
There were 1871 home mort
cages recorded on urban property,
aggregating S2,217.S65, 900, during
the first half of the year by all
types of mortgage lenders. This
was l3 per cent in number and
17i2 per cent in amount above
urban home financing in the same
period of 1910 when there were
6S9, 1898 mortgages amounting to
s.. $50. 99S 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Stocks Resume
.|rregu|dr|y
Lower Trend
International New. s.r,ic. wlr.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.--The stock
market resumed its irregularly
lower trend today, but changes in
most instances were small, and a
few sections. notably amusements
and some Of the rayon shares,
bucked the trend for small gains.
Utilities also were comparatively
firm.
American Viscose. making its
initial appearance on the board,
opened al 28ls on block of 5000
shares. The issue. which was pub
licly offerend last May at "a, later
slipped 10 2Sh before meeting
support.
Rayonier common and preferred
were actively higher, the latter at
new high for the year. Industrial
Rayon and Celanese also showed
modest gains at one time. Mean
while. silk shares continued under
pressure. Van Raalte dropped
more than a point 10 an ew low.
while the preferred equaled its
194l bottom on similar loss.
Bethlehem was off almost a
point before its slide was checked
and Nnited States Steel gave up
fraction. Allied Chemical tum-
bled 2 points.
Electrical equipments, coppers,
rails and rail equipments generally
were a shade lower. Motors. mail
orders and rubbers were steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Ford, Fisher There

But 10 the 500 visitors who
came 10 see this event. il was
thrill 10 he long remembered as
the engine began 10 Stutter and
then roar into full-throated ac-
tlvity as its II cylinders took
hold
The big-wigs of the motor
world were present. There were
EdSel Ford and Lawrence p.
Fisher and Nicholas Dreystadt
Of Cadillac and Dan s. Eddlns
Of Plymouth. There were Mai.
Gen. George II. Brett, chief Of
the Army Air Corps, and his
staff. There was Sir Henry Self.
head Of the British Air Com
mission.
And. Of course. there was big.
beaming and benign William s.
knudSen as pleased as Punch 10
see the start of production on
the engine which may turn the
tide Of war definitely. lowering
over II all was Max NJ. Gilman.
president of Packard who today
must be nursing sore arm from
the hundreds Of handShskeS he
received at the great accom-
pIlshment Of his plant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Utility TO Sell
Notes Privately

NEW YORK. Aug. Peoples
Gsa Light and Coke Company has
completed arrangements for pri-
vate sale at par OF SD 100000 OF
its first and refunding mortgage
.3i4 per cent bonds, Series +, due
1866. and SIS 900. 900 of ats first
and refundlng mortgage per cent
bonds, Series +, due 1856. George
a. Ranney, chairman, announced
today.
The company will call for re-
demption, on September AT 1913
and accrued interest the So, 900
600 Series ID first and refunding
mortgage 4 per cent bonds. and at
l04 and accrued interest the SIS
900 900 first and refunding mort
gage, Series B. 4 per cent bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04

NEW YORK Aus. Cooper industry
stiil without any formal notice ~ 100 per
cent prinriiies under complete government
supervision" r. gearing It's facilities 30 a.
20 he ready when the order finally emerges
from the OPM.
Because the new regulations are e1-
pected 10 be retroactive 10 August ]. Whist
ever business has been transacted VIII
apply against future ALLEGATIONS 20 he made
nv defense officials A. result consider
able care 10 heing go. Eed ~ producers
: nee the start ~ the month IN making new
Even o. " u possible some
business might have beep- contracted upon
witch shipment may have 10 he deferred
due 10 defense ratings
Today's activity IN me main consisted IN
clearing up routine affairs. Prices Tor cop
per remained unchanged ~ IL cents 4
pound delivered Connecticut Nailey quoted
~ large primary producers and ~ l2'1
cents pound named ny custom smeiters
and smaller producers
Export copper was quiet Al II cents a
pound T. n . New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
For Sale:
Machine
Tools

Following is list Of key defense
machinery for sale. II you are in.
terested communicate with De-
Tense Contract Service. OPM,
Federal Reserve Bank Building,
Chicago, III.
NBEC-72s- Milwaukee manu-
turret lathe. 90 swing. arranged
machine shop and foundry equip
ment r. Complete list available al
this office.
MMC-73l An Illinois manufac-
turer has for sale the following
items:
17'xl0' Springfield engine lathe.
direct motor driven, all geared
head.
20"xS' Cisco heavy duty engine
lathe. quick change gears.
1916 ESsley engine lathe, quick
change gears
15"xs Sebastion engine lathe,
standard change.
l6'x6 Putnam engine lathe,
standard change.
1S"x6' Reed engine lathe. stand
ard change. with taper attachment.
%" Niles axle lathe, center drive,
double end.
Jones e. Lamson double spindle
turre lathe. 90 swing, arranged
for motor drive
National bolt threader.
Combination double end punch
and shear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
See Every Section

The ceremonies were impress
size ( q n the start tho
hundreds Of visitors were trans
ported in buses 10 the various
section Of the huge. modern.
$4,000 900 plant which had
risen and gone into production
IN less than 40 weeks.
They were taken 10 tho polish
lng department-the heat-trnating
and crankShaft sections. the in
spection department and The
testing cells. all impressed with
the infinite care and pains that
are taken With every part that
goes into the gigantic motor.
They were told the engine
weighs $50 pounds and the
aluminium alloy piStonS have a
bore and stroke OF SIS by 6
inches. The motors are tested in
actual plane mountings and even
the altitude pressure is simu-
lated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04

prOuucttOn-Wnen we all KNOW tnat the
country's armament program has been
doubled, redoubled and doubled again ."
The answer TO these pertinent ques-
tions has four simple elements. The
railroads have. 10 date met every trans
portation need OF commerce and the
national defense-and they will continue
10 meet these needs adequately and
iciently-because
They have spent more than
$4,000 100000 during the last 20 years
10 build better railroads: railroads that
can handle more freight faster and more
efficiently than ever before.
They have yet 10 approach the
limit of their present capacity as carriers
Of freight; point that is illustrated by
the fact that. with the cooperation of
shippers and receivers Of freight. an
increase Of only one ton in the average
loading of freight cars would add the
equivalent OF 10000 cars 10 the avail
able car supply. reduction OF but one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Shows
S1,Z1,694 Profit

Packard Motor Car Company
reports for the six months ended
June 30, net profit of Sl.251, 694.
eqHaf to S scents a share, compared
with net loss of S102, 366 in the
first half of 1910.
For the quarter ended June 80
last, indicated net profit was S977,-
422. equal 10 6 cents A share. COM
pairing with net loss of S140.773
in the June quarter of the previous
year, and net profit of S274.272.
equal TO 2 cents share. for the
quarter ended March 81. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Allotted z to |

There are 5000 engines on
order and Britain will get two
thirds. But they Will be allotted
AS produced. two TO England.
one 10 the United States. The
motors will power the P-40 OF
the American air force.
So the American version OF
the Rolls-Royce engine Is
launched. And as Sir Henry Self
put II:
"The cooperation between
Packard and Rolls-Royce Is only
symbolic Of the cooperation be-
tween the United States and
Britain"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Paper Mill Activity
Near 102 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Aug. Paper
mill activity during the week
ended July 26 was at 1919 per
cent OF capacity. as compared
with 1904 per cent for the pre-
vious week and S76 per cent for
the week ended July n. 1910. ac-
cording 10 the American Paper
and Pulp Association. Paper
board production for the week
ended July rs was AT 90 per cent
.pf capacity, the same as the pre-
Sedfu1 Woak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
At wasHINGToN PARK

WfHTneT- tIeaf, tTACk- last
First Race-kimmy, Rose r. Skipper
Jack Belany. Vsldins Gaiety, Golden
Monk Woodsman
Second Race--syis Betty Up and Up.
Emdale, Highthorns Lady Emson. Roney
Roll
Third Rsce-Gypsy Monarch, Royal
Heels
FIN Racs-Bob's Way
sixth Racs-Milie NJ, Re Blue,
Betty's Bobby
seventh Race Isrkslong Ebon Flag
Eighth Race Perplsx, Hustle Along
Moniell, Colonel Joe, Bonola, Kiev
Singer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Cotton Futures
Up 81 a Bale

NEW YORK. Aug 4.=After the
opening cotton futures ran up
quickly 10 gains of Is 10 26 points
on active buying by trade and
Wall Street interests The latter
were encouraged by the fact that
present prices are below The ITO
per cent of parity ceilings figure
and also by reports from Wash
ington that farm bloc leaders are
now discussing the possibility Of a
30 per cent Of parity ceiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Crude Oil Stocks
Show Further Drop

ASKING TON. Aug. A.
Stocks Of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum in the week
ended July rs totaled 25272S,00
barrels. according 10 data of the
Bureau of Mines. Compared with
the total of the preceding week,
this represents a decrease OF l.
800, 900 barrels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
An MATHEMATICIAN rARk

Nealneri clear. track, fasf.
First Race-Hedda Can Nine, War
Orphan. Reckless saxon
Second Race Buck5s Image. Your Bid,
Barbara A. Grandpa BOY
Third Race Neon Icht Niaiern.
Minstrel Wit Tetratown Mil End. Pom
pitt. Travis l..
Fourth Race-Merrv Gesture Re Pre-
pared Clapsir. Hunting Home
seventh RaCe-Carlatone DaVitt.
Eiehth Race-Dtanapat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Canadian toadinqs
Rise 10 63,188 Cars

TORONTO. Aug, 4. Loadings
in Canada for the week ended
July 20 totaled 63.lSS cars, as
against 62.S67 in the preceding
week and 54.655 cars in the same
week Of last year, according TO
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Time Works Always on Their Side

4-ihey have time working always their sides
mat IN this situation often overlooked which probably
the most important OF all the elements
OF the railroads keeping for the demands
and the needs OF national defense.
Before the railroads called
one place 10 another that thing has be and harvested
mined processed, do
lheSe thngS the railroads
whatever transportation service be needed the
lng the mining the processing the manufacturing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Livestock Markets
DFTROJT IINESTOlk

CATTLE Receipts. 1000. market
steady, choice 10 prime yesrlings dry fed
81 70 good to choice yearlings. dry fed
$40. 501il good to choice heavy steers
dry fed $1,000 n HIS; fair 20 good year
lings. dry fed. $l0a 10 30; fair TO good
heavy steers dry fed. Si0nl050: best
grass steers ana heifers s.. 50d q So: fair
10 good grass steers and heifers. S7.75n
so, common grass cattle So. so n :. so :
best cows. 81 500 7.75: good butcher and
cutter cows. S6.50I7 Gamer cows. 81. so
as old rims. A25 down: best light
butcher and heavy weight bologna bulls
Ss0 so. medium weight bologna bulls
N25as; light common bulls S6n7: stock
bulls, S6n 7 So good TO choice stockers
ana feeders S9T1l so. common to fair
stockers and feeders. s7qs.5O: mixers
and springers $50 60
VEAL CALVES Receipts 500; market
steady N SOC higher best calves Si2. 500
-, fair 10 good, Sli 1i2; seconds. x9u1i.
culs and common. down 20 Sc
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts son
market soc higher; best lambs Sli. buck
lambs, 81 under, fair 10 good 50 so y
10 50 seconds So 50ae. skips So down
hest yeariing ewes Ssd 50. common and
culs best sheep. S5I ;. so fair 10 good
SO so. culls ana common S2d3
HOGS Receipts. 1000. market not es.
iahished, No quotations available early
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Auto
Graphs
Packard Launches
lis Rolls Engine
In Impressive Show
BY SILER FREEMAN

"Start the motor" the voice
of an unidentified Raj naviga-
tor said casually.
LET 'er co." an equally laconic
voice. $500 miles away in the
Subterranean test cell in Detroit,
ordered.
And in this manner was
launched the start of production
Al the Packard plant of the
famed Rells-Royee- engine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Effective Cooperation Of Shippers

That IS precisely what has been happening Summer
and Fall OF 1889 when the world
began 10 arm Tor defense and TO the
The railroads been able
defense meeting all the needs Of
they were better railroads
the whoehearted cooperation shippers
and because they expand their indefinitely
faster than the productive
And that is fundamentally Why the railroads
that individually and
the government of the United States they
10 the full the demands OF
defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Scratches
BY International News Service
At sARATOCa
Weather Gear; track. fast.
Rara Efarfrtr

First Race Electric
Second Race--Altergic Her Quest
Residue Never Cease Spang Mavdig
Hand and Glove Gallant Stroke Dignity.
Third Rsce--Pony Express. Highbor-
ough, Families
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
BY j. J. PELLEY


News
friend of mine recently asked these questions:
How Is II that the railroads manage handle
traffic ar
How the railroads DE- la 10
capacity about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04


decrease
order would add 1000
3-They have nd fectNe co-operaon Of
Shpesncudng The hlggest shipper of all the United States
goVefnmentto railroads railroads
houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Detroit Poultry

Market easy. Hens. average run, 7io.
ieghorn hens. lbs and up. lie; cocks,
i0d12c; rock sprinsers, under lbs, 20c
lbs. and up. ale; lerhorn broilsr,, -
lhe. So up, 1sc.
O-Aayket dsuh Current receipts
e44AoH O6sagkn1eps -S31s1a@An.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu bskts Duchess
No, /, , ain. min. GOO . 81 bu
ny small 20 medium size. 500 soc.
CANTALOUPEs- Salmon Meats Cali
S3a325. some S2.75g2 IS jumbo crts.
81 $50 3 Is: Jumbo cr,s SIS s35oa375
few S3s SIS New Mexico jumbo crts 36s
ana t5s. 81 1873: Missouri truck receipts
ou cris is 2o' 81 Is.
CARROTS California L. crts., 6
DOR bchs Si75I2, poorer N.5o
CELERY Michigan fiat crts. hearts Is
bchs Use hchs ~ dor stocks Is 800
HoNEYDEws-California jumbo crts, So
and So and s'd. eris. ss and Us. 81 sop
| 90: pony crts i2s, 81 Sod so. Arizona
Jumbo eris IS ana So ana strd cris. es
and l2s xi7ania0
LETTUcE-Cslifornia L. A. crates Ice.
doz $500 90. poorer. 81 rs watson
oNIoNs-s0 IN SACKS Washington span.
ish type large size No. ! 81 20 ~
per cent nch and larger 75a GOO 50 70
80 per cent Pinch ann larger mostly SIC
poorer low az soc
PEACHES Georgia hushel baskets FL
hertas T. 6 No. 7 2-inch minimum. mostly
81 .i0g Is. showing ripe 81 few best
Si.3a - inch minimum mostly 81 show
Ing ripe 73p eOc few best ~ Is. ] p, inch
minimum 9oc 81 showing ripe 20 ~ sSc
. 4 -lnfn minimum. ~ -lff - fNlfr p.
s No I 2ir-inch minimum few 50 Is
-, inch minimum. Si.75. 2-nch minimum
81 1871 So South Carolina hushel baskets
Eihertas n : No ]. "a inch minimum,
81 ~. 2-inch minimum 81 i00 i25
PEARS California boxes Barilet's.
i35s-is0s, 81 S5a275; showing ripe 81 N
~
PEAs-colorsdo bushei baskets $500
SIS. poorer 81 35
PLUMs California l.hasket crates
DuArtes. 81. sou 2 so Sants Rosss 81 so p
2 IS. Diamonds si.7SH21S.
POTATOES - i0O-lh. sacks California
washed Long whites. U 8 No 81 25
u 8 commercial. 81 s5G2 Idaho and
oregon washed Long Whites. L 8. No !.
sl.a0d2io. Triumphs. Y. $ 10. J few
best. $3.50. poorer. 81 5on Is Russet
Burbanks u s No J. 81 90d2 Nebraska
washed Triumphs T. 8 No. !. few. 81 80
dis5. Cobhlsrs. u 3 No J. 81 81
Michigan Cobblers, U. s. No /, unwsshed'
81 1901 -
WATERMELoNs - Per melon Georgia
Cuban Queens 20-22 N average. 20 n Csc
24-2s 10 a,erage 251 35c 30 IN. average
rs a45c few f7ite a2-lh. average, asa
S2i,c Thurmoud Grays 26-2s IN. average
30 $50: rom WAtsons. 2s-3O 10 aver
aVe few SOC White DiXies. 30-3f IN
sveraEe 80, u soc Missouri "a h n
Queens Is IN. average, asa 3Ti1c q IN
average 40c 30-32 IN. average 4a p SOC
Lees Grays, 30 IN average. asa SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Rails Meet Full Needs
Of Commerce, Defense
.Rukeyser

EDITORS NOTE: j. j. Peey president Of
american Railroads today coiuHst for Merrys
Stanley Rukeyser who Unoton. Skinner
Of ToWnsend Skinner Co.. NeV York Cy column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04

Trusron steel Company for the quarter
ended June 30 had net profit ~ ST2s, 6S7
after depreciation. interest federal income
ard excess profits taxes based On the pres
snt law etc against s3ffis7 In the June
quarter 81 the previous year and Sfe3. $40
for the quarter ended March Al 1871. For
the six months ended June 40 last the
Indicated net profit was 81 727 GA, against
s332, $50 n hns fireA -half - katas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
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