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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
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carelessness, Don't strain but
keep active AZ productive pace
NOV. - To DEC. -
Sogt'Grus Factory and agri-
cultural 2 m p o Y Q. defense
worker, miner, builder; You en-
ployed in transportation and IU
the manufacturing and handling
OF consumers commodities arc
highly favored for benefits
nc. lg,TO JAN. n
Cobico,H - Essential work B.,
attention So your particular job
and domestic interests are APP
proved Good Roadway should
be made IN all practical matters.
Vacations also sponsored.
IAN. - TO FEB. 20
Aqlur1us-Don't give up II AZ
first YOU find things moving
slowly. Even little achieve
ment is better than none Permit
new ideas a chance 10 develop.
BE consistently progressive.
FEE. n TO MARCH ~
PWccS-Counter any tendency
TO inertia with vigorous action.
Much good is TO be gained today
through aggressive determlna-
ton 10 put over your plans.
Don't be sIdetrackcd.
4 CHILD born on this dun
will have an indefniabIe charm
that will win WORTHWHILE and
lasting friends. Sincerity. gen
crosby and loyalty to fine ideals.
plus intuition and intelligence
are IT'S priceless heritage.
Copyrig 1' 4g4i NIng Features >yrd In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Betty Jane Jacobs Week.-Mrs. on Boat

MR. AND MRS. REX JACOBS. T.. and their debutante
daughter Betty Jane spent the weekend on board their
boat a.. the Frances j. II -. at the Old Club.
Betty Jane still undecided about what eastern
school she viii attend mex year..
Martha Jane Berry. lucky debutante that she is.
having grand parties given for her right through
the
Mrs II. Murray Northrup. will give luncheon at the
Colony Town Club for Martha Jane. Friday.
And after that this debuane. will crowd whole
shopping brief weeks for she must be
off for Bennett Junior College. in Mllbrook ~ ",
September 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Melon Soup.
On Chinese
Dinner Menu

tfftt, CHINESE dinner which
Miss Alice mcfarland gave at
Chung the other evening for
a group OF her friends was
something very special
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wedge
tAlme Liuneberg4, Mrs. Her
hcEt Schollenberger Mrs Jean
Murray Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs. J o. Patterson sat down
10 melon soup a great delicacy
in the ORIENT which contains
among IFS exotic ingredients
lotus seeds then series Of
fabulous dishes such As stuffed
lobster boncd duck, and rich
and complicated chicken and
fish courses.
MISS MaCtaftand VINO has
lived in and made many trips
10 the Far East explained that
4n-China the special melon used
ffet,ff, tht- frs -eciHSe r. Seooped
ojIt and when the preparations
are completed filed with the
hot soup from which II is later
served
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

THAT GREAT TODD at
Bundles For Britains local
headquarters is over the APP
preaching display of that much
touted and bullet-riddled Mes
SerSchmitt fighter plane at the
Michigan State Fair.
The invitational display takes
place Tuesday evening and Mr..
and Mrs. Public may view the
plane, brought 10 Detroit
through the efforts of Mrs.
, Arthur Gardner, from WedneS-
day through September Z.
Mrs. Gardner, chairman Of
the Detroit r. for B.. has a more
than-efficient committee work
ing on Tuesday nights ar
engagements.
The arrangerS,
Mrs. Benjamin Paddock. Mrs.
Frederick Sweet StearnS and
Mrs. Henry Ford II, whom YOU
may see pictured with equally
hard-working Miss Betsy Hol-
ton elsewhere on this page.
Patrons for tomorrow nights
reception include Gov. Murray
Van Wagner and Mrs Van
Wagner, Mayor Edward J. JEFF
fries and Mrs. Jeffries. British
Consul Cyril II. Cane, NJ b. f..
and Mrs. Cane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Alger Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell w. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Angel and
Mr.. and Mrs. StandiSh BackuS.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bon
bright. Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
Bonbright II, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter O. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. Claude DelboS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Dillman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Plan for Elise Marschner's Debut

BETWEEN NOW and September Ply when Elise
Marschner goes back Erskn School lin Boston she
and her parents Judge and Mrs Adolph Marschner OF
roquos will complete plans. for Eses debut
during the Christmas holidays.
These three have Just returned from Cape Cod -,
and they stopped the way home. TO visit the elder
Marschner daughter. and her brand new husband John
Dennis Daugherty. in Cambridge Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs Daughery,.. preparing to move INTO
apartment September L..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Better Health

My friend. the surgeon, was
philosophiZlng the other evening
about some OF his troubles.
Many of+hem have TO do with
the eternal question of human
nature. This gives him more
trouble than the details of his
surgical operations themselves.
For instance, there is the
scene of the mother Of the I
year-old child who has been 10
the doctor that day and comes
home and tells father that DR..
So-and-So says that the boys
tOnSils should come out, The
father, who is a service man in
a garage. and is thinking about
expenses. SAYS: "Who Is DR.. So
and-So?" Mother replies that
he is the doctor who took out
the tonSllS of the little girl
across the street. and everything
turned out all right.
Well, there is long argument,
and the father decides 10 take
the boy 10 another doctor. and
this one burns the tonSilS out.
not always with necessarily good
results. 50 that the boys future
is sacrificed 10 immediate neces-
SitN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Beatrice Alexander Visits in East

BEATRICE ALEXANDER. hasn't been seen IN these
parts since she made her debut. in June.
She has been visiting her uncle Edward Alexander
his Summer home at East Hampton H. L..
and she will go. end of this week to Squirrel
Island Me. where she will be guest at the Summer
home OF Dr. Mrs. Arthur b. McCraw. and their
daughter. Sarah
Mrs. Aexasder. :. has just returned from round of
visits in the East.
Beatrices Winter plans. still incomplete but
she may decide to study in Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
n N ayf f: 49,.

WITH SUMMER slipping away...,at unbeioyaby
RAPID young things crowdns every moment
....wlth all the fun. they find go.
And fun means travel. for most OF the iassies
Elizabeth Mary Hamilton. and her father David o.
Hamilton Will leave Beverly road late this
week and journey burberry Mass. to visit Mrs
George Dennis.
Elise White Of KensnCon road has just returned
from Richmond Va. where she had marvellous visit
with her aunt. Mrs Arthur P. Wilmer
Meanwhile Eises younger sister Patty....is up there
a. Harbor Beach. visiting Mary Leigh Hughes and
Madge Lindey. is also in the party....-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

UNFAIR TO girls with bulgy
legs our brief modern styles.
Summer play clothes can do
specially dreadful things to YOU!
In our 40-pale booklet Z.
Beauty and Health Through
Simple Exercises are exercises
To improve neck. shoulders,
arms. bust wa.Stllne posture,
hips. thighs and legs
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coin for this booklet to The De-
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1926 Times Square, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Bradford Jr. College in Haverhul Mass last June
she may may not. 20 East TO school. again.
Deoutante Emily Peter. Just recovered from bout
with the hu. knows exactly what will do this year..
Having tired ht NJ the brilliant sunshine down
there New Mexico. where she has been attending school
for the past years she viii Try northern Winter
And her address vii be OIuet College, onvet, Mich
after the FIRST % October. ...
Betty Hammond. the other hand will be at
home this Winter. and busy aking plans
for her nd-WInter debut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Burgess Return

MR.. AND MRS. NJ " BURGESS -. Of Fairfield ave-
nue. returned TINS weekend Sron Chicago accompanied
by their daughtet Nspcl
They were guests. for week at the Edgewatcr
Beach Hotel.
Nancy viii have postponed birthday party. at
Oakland Hills Country Club next Friday.
She 10 years old. august 3D..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Home From Camp

DEBUTANTE JOSE.
PINE KARMAZIN -. Of
Crosse lie e.. has Just re-
turned from Camp Kohahna
near Travers City.
bringing with her a house
full Of young guests
Josephine's Winter plans
&C.,, are sOmew hat indef-
mite &c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Time, square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDlNID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY G. l. LDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last nI
month, of 1911.
Wn Born.
Month ............ Day .....
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rafismbe& E-telob'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
By Dr.. Logan Ciendening

of the muscle protein molecule.
Most of the sulphur IN the body
is an organic combination with
vegetable protens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Mary Ann Dodge Back at Point Lookout

MARY ANN DODGE. -. who went up to Point Lookout
early in the season Mr.. and Mrs Francis Moran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

DR.. AND MRS. HAIRY l..
HOSMER and their son and
daughter of Atkinson avenue are
making a brief stay in New
York City,
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID s.
ZEMON of Chicago boulevard
have Just returned from the
East. They divided their time
between New York City and
Long Beach, y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
sMoTHERED WITH KINDNESS

Then there is the husband and
wife who were sitting at home,
and the wife says: IL hear that
Gertrude Smith had an opera
ton day before yesterd ay.
Everybody il sendin her
flowers, and we ought to send
some" "All right" says the
husband. "send her rose"
"Oh. no, We can't do that" says
the wife. CLARA sent her three
dozen roses. We will have TO
send large plant"
Also she says: "They say she
can't see anybody. hut Clara got
in TO see her yesterday, apd Ger
trude is an old friend of mine,
much older than she is Of
Clara's, and I'm going TO get in
Ia see her tomorrow. Mrs. Jones
is going To go with me. and we
are going 10 have a nice talk"
And they smother the poor
patient with kindness and she
has a setback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
THE BUSINESS MAN

Another is the business man
who has sick person in the
family. He has always been
very efficient -"Do II now - His
attitude is: "Well. il there Is
something the matter with this
patient let's get il over with.
Let's have the thing done right
now. Let's get down TO buSi-
ness and get some Of this treat
ment installed. Let's not monkey
around with anything. hut get
right down TO business. Let's
get, some results"
1t is very difficult 10 explain
TO this person that the human
body is not necessarily a ledger
or "A business or an automobile
that is broken down, but that
il is somewhat delicate and may
need rest, and that all kinds Of
medical treatment can be
plugged into it. He wants
action and that is one Of the
reasons why graves are dug.
My TREND, the surgeon, is
thinking Of writing a book called
Etiquette for Patients Rela-
tiveS and Friends" II ought 10
be very valuable.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
r. J.. r.; ~ was interested In
your. statement that prunes con
tain sulphur. I have been told
that sulphur has no value a. a
mineral because II Is not digest
ibIe."
Answer. Whoever told YOU
that sulphur was not digeStible
does not know very much about
physiology Sulphur IS an abso-
lutely necessary ingredient of
the body being a necessary part
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Hoey Speaks
At Clemson

Clemson, s. c., June 3.-CAP)-
Former Gov. Clyde Il. Ilocy, OF
North Carolina, told Clemson col
aeses 347 seniors late Monday that
TINS country t-yld concentrate it,,
#HGrg!eS and , wife, toward the
c34suIumate ia. OF achieving 100
y. cent efficiency in all OF our de
ease program
"lHla Is the time for national unity
and national accord, the Shelby, n.
c, lawyer said in the commence
mcnt address before the graduating
cadets and friends of the college.
We cunnot afford to let political
ambitions or selfish aims on the part
OF any group hinder or delay our
defense work.
The unusual number of strikes oc-
curing in defense industries through
out the nation gives emphasis to the
belief that C~OmmunistiC influences
are at work and nazi propaganda is
proving effective in hating the WORK
IN many plants where essential war
materials are being produced. We
Cannot afford to let this happen. Al
ready we have lost valuable time by
lI4CSC 4IIdQ\ lStQ IIhc NiItll IL Is
so essential to speed up production
IN order to render assistance to Brl-
tain and the other nations 50 sorely
in need Of u help.
All the rights Of labor should be
preserved, and all controVerted queS-
tons properly considered and
mediated. but in the meantime, the
work should 60 forward and strikes
should be banned, with the assurance
that whatever adjustments are founQ
equitable and just shall be made Ell
-cctiVe frcm the date when NIc de
nand was made. I,His would amply
protect all parties and at the same
inc enable the defense work to &c
tOrWard uninterrupted"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
kURFEE'S NAME.
STAYS ON BALLOT

Raleigh, June 3~-(AP)-Marsban
{. kullrcs cannot withdraw h.,
name from the ballot in a speciai
Congressional election to be held ~
the Fifth District June IA. A,tornan
General Harry Mcmillan has rIlaG
After holding Il telephone conver
satiou with W. A. Lucas of Wilson
chairman of the State FJertionn
Board, Mcmillan announced tba,
Kuriccs would have to stay in the.
race.
kurfccs is the Republican cand;-
date for the u. S. House of Repre-
scntatlvcS. His Democratic opponent
Is John FOlGCr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
UNC STUDENT TOUR
TO BEGIN JUNE II

Chapel Hill, June "a group Of
school teachers and University STU
""nI% from Florida, Georgia, Souib
Carolina, as well as this state, will
leave on a western study tour from
Chapel Hill June II, returning,
July "a, it was announced today by
Il. NJ. Grammar. director of the
University extension division which
is cooperating with the Universjty'
eeologphy and geography depart
mcntS in sponsoring the tour.
The tour is designed to give
courses carrying college credit while
combining a vacation and a field
trIp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
TATE BUYS WEAPONS
WHILE BUYING is GOOD

Raleigh, June 3-(AP)-A ship
ment OF rifles, riot gun and SUB
machine guns has increased the
State Bureau of Investigation ar
email to the point it can cope with
virtually any emergency arising in
the agency's field. Director Frederick
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
FIRST DIVISION

TINE FIRST DIVISION Of the
Regular army VA formed
in the simmer Of 1q17 ,arg-
ly of troops drawn from service
on the Mexican border Il was
the . first division to reach
France. its headquarters arriv-
ing there June 81 1q17. and was
the last comDlota division To re-
turn to the United States in
September 1919 Thu. if vas
the first American DIVISION ~
ganized. first in the battle lines
first to come to qrjns with tho
enemy first to attack first 70
make a raid. first TO in4ict cas-.
ualties. first to suffer casna,tias
and first to be cited sino,v in
enc orders
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

ctter degree wers J. ,~,Iar.cn ,fa,.
t.lttfell, Master OF Arts: and pa,.
Walter Thompson, Henderson, Rae
clor Of Divinity.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Stock Averages
6O-Stock Range Since 1927:
Bv VICTOR EUBANK,

q
NEW YORK, June ia sudden
downward movement in the last
few minutes ruined strong stock
market today, turning many erst-
while gains into losses.
Most leaders ended the day ahead
oy major fractions or more. although
the best prices were not maintained
to the close, some issues running
into selling resistance at their peaks
and, thereafter. slipping. Sales to-
tailed about 900 900 shares.
In the absence of particularly
marketworthy news, analysts attrib-
uted the days movement to tech
nical factors, holding an adjustment
from last weeks declines was to be
expected. The late-day downturn
represented quick profit-taking.
Leaders on the rising side most
of the day included Bethlehem,
Youngstown, J. l. Case, Douglas
Aircraft, Western Union, American
Smelling. Air Reduction, American
Can, Westinghouse, Dupont General
Electric, Eastman, Southern Pacific,
Loft and Commonwealth e. South
ern preferred. The last two estab-
lished new 194l highs.
Bonds we're narrowly better at the
close Commodities slipped errati-
cally, with cotton nearing the end
25 20 SIS cents a bale lower. At Chi
cago wheat closed Is to IL cents a
/ blIShe1 douO while cOrO UaS nm
changed TO a cent higher.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Pennsylvania Crude Oil
Up 20 Gents a Barrel
Stock and
Nv the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, June 18-An ad-
vance of 20 cents barrel in the
price of three grades of Pennsyl-
yania crude oil was announced last
night by the Joseph Seep Purchasing
Agency of the South Penn Oil Co.,
boosting the quotation on the Brad
ford -Allegany grade to $2.75.
Southwest Pennsylvania oil was
advanced to $3.50 and Eureka to
1924 a barrel.
1t was the sixth rise since last
November IL and brought the price
to the same level that prevailed be-
tween January /, 1910, and May 81,
1910. Bradford-Allegany quotations
were dropped Is cents barrel just
a year ago today and reached a
low in the downswing of $185 last
August.
Increasing demand was given as
reason for the price increase.
A new record was established In
May for deliveries of crude oil
through Eastern pipe lines, 22,840
barrels, against 100000 barrels in
May, 1910. For the first five months
of 1941 deliveries amounted to 100,-
283 900 barrels, compared to 94,910,-
900 barrels in the same 1910 period.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Commonwealth & Southern
Studies Stock Liquidation
By the Associated Press.

WILMINGTON. Del, June 18-
Stockholders of the Commonwealth
& Southern Corp. were told today
by Justin r. Whiting, president,
that plan for liquidation of the
preferred stock is under considera-
ton by the management"
The plan, he said. contemplates
distribution of common stock the
corporation now holds in Consumers
Power Co., Central Illinois Light Co.,
Ohio Edison Co., and Pennsylvania
Power Co.
The changes are proposed to bring
the corporate financial setup into
line with Securities and Exchange
Commission requirements.
If the program meets with S. E. c.
approval and can be carried out, Mr.
Whiting said, the Commonwealth
management believes it will be able
to prove that the company's south
ern group of properties would con-
stitute an integrated system as de-
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Winnipeg Prices.

WINNIPEG. June is LP.-Grain range
today.
WHEAT Prev
High. Low. Close. close.
July ~ ia
OATS
July .3S .31s. .317s .31s4
WINNIPEG, June Is ,P.-Wheat No.
rs. Oats. No. ? white 3ss.; No 3.
362s.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
First Hides Are Sold
Under o. P. M. Rule
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 18.-The first
spot sale of hides since establish
ment of price ceilings by the Office
of Price Administration and Civilian
Supply was reported in the trade
today.
The Chicago Packer Hide Asso-
citation, comprising smaller packers,
took business on 5000 light native
COW hides at Is cents pound, Sc
lected basis. This was the ceiling
price imposed by o. P. M.
Selected basis, it was explained,
provides for normal discounts from
the 15-cent level for any inferior
tiles.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Pepsi-CoIu Suit Dismissed
By the Associated Press

WILMINGTON, Del, June l8.-The
Court of Chancery today dismissed
the action brought by Harriet
Mnuchin, the holder of 10 shares of
stock of Pepsi-Cola Co., to enjoin
the proposed merger of Pepsi-Cola
Co. and Loft. Inc. Court costs were
paid by the complainant.
The trial, to have commenced to-
day, was halted by the request of
complainant's attorney for permis-
sion to withdraw the suit.
Evening star., 1941-06-18

fined by the Public Utility Holding
Act and the corporation could con-
tinue to hold all. The Southern
group consists of Georgia Power,
Alabama Power. South Carolina
Power, Mississippi Power and Gulf
Power.
The program was regarded as
terminating the company's pro-
longed fight against dismemberment
under the Public Utility Acts in
tegration provision-a fight long led
by Wendell L. Willkie, former presi-
dent of the company.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Sinoer Suit Dismissed

NEW YORK, June 18 (P.-Su-
preme Court Justice Lloyd Church
yesterday dismissed two stockholder
suits to compel the Singer Manu-
featuring Co. and six directors to
render an accounting.
The stockholders had charged that
investments of $4,000, 900 in United
States Treasury notes, Canadian and
State municipal and railway bonds
were excessive and unwarranted"
and that the company had SAT-
100000 in surplus and undivided
profits-"an unnecessary reserve. {"
They asked distribution Of profits.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
United Stotes Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press
The position OF the Treasury June 16 {
Evening star., 1941-06-18

tngton Golf and
Country Clu b ,
the largest at
tendance yet at
any of these
yearly gambols.
Besides Off
cials of t h e
w a S h / n & t o n
building a n d
loan units, many
prominent Gov
ern m e n t Off
cials have ac-
eepted invita-
tions to the din
ner, among them
Lam eS TnllhV
Evening star., 1941-06-18

Unit of trading.
reorganised under
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed by such companies
dividends the foresoing table dis
bursemnts based the quarterly emannua declara
tion otherwise noted special dividends
included
xEx dividends Ex rights Also extra extras Cash
far h in
Or declared
Evening star., 1941-06-18
What Stocks Did.
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, June 18.-After hold
ing steady most of the session, wheat
prices slumped more than a cent
in the final hour today to the low
est levels in almost two weeks. July
contracts fell below SO cents at one
stage.
Favorable harvesting weather and
expansion of receipts at markets in
the Southwest was accompanied by
some hedging sales, although op-
erationS of this nature were re-
stricted due to the loan program.
A reaction in soybeans, cottonseed
oil and lard induced some offer
ings of wheat and. when prices
slipped, stop-loSs selling orders were
forced into execution.
Wheat closed 11s-li2 lower than
yesterday, July 987s s-99. September
100 2-ss; corn, unchanged to a
higher, July 731s-l4, September
| 75l4: oats, l4-l2 lower.
Evening star., 1941-06-18

A giant white shark weighing
l,747 pounds was caught of Port
Lincoln. South Australia, re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Dinner Will Close
Building and Loan
League Outing
Nearly 200 Members
Expected for Annual
Event Today
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Nearly 200 members of the Dis
trict of Columbia Building and
Loan League are expected at the
annual outing today at the Wash
Evening star., 1941-06-18

Cash Grain Market.
Wheat. No. =, hard, I.O1; No 8. loo;
Corn No. i, White. 7aa4-75I.: No. ..
13'4-74l4; No. 3, 7317; No. 4, T3-73ia;
No. ), 72l7 sample grade yellow. 6ala;
No. 3, white, S2a4: sample grade. white.
Oats No. /. white. 81. No. l. white.
heavy, 31lA-lz. No. >. white 36'4: No 4.
white. heavy, 35'4 sample grade, white.
3224 4-34 y.
Barley Mailing 5i-61. nominal; feed
40-53. nominal: screenings. $3.50, normal
sample grade barley 81: No. l. maltins
barley, Illinois, g.. No. 3 mailing bar
ley 64
Soybeans. No. .. yellow, 42ia; No. g.
l.41i2-l.42l2.
Baltimore Prices.
BALTIMORE. June Is lP,-Wheat. No
. red winter, garicky, spot domestic,
.02i2; June, ! .O217