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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

4 middle western financier
added Sl0O00.0O0 a year 10 his
institution earning power by
shifting early from short term
10 long term governmental OBJ
legations.
ON the other hand. those who
for eight years have been fear
inc that initiation would make
government bonds unattractlve
have been premature, If not
permanently wrong.
Al any rate. they have cried
wolf so often that they have
lost their crcdlbllity.
In the United States, there
has been a shift Of power since
the gay twenties from private
financiers 10 governmental Off
Gals. and the effort of the latter
to manage the economy has in
iectcd now timing into the
institution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
AS P.Net
I8 Million
I'm Year

NEW YORK. June 27.-Net
profit of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, for the fis-
cal year ended February %, was
Sl8,336,617 after charges. includ-
ing federal taxes of $4,000
John A. Hartford, president. re-
ported TO stockholders today.
While gross sales increased 10
1.115,774, 05S from 1890. 1858. 339 in
1910, net profit rate declined 10
1.64 per cent from 1888. Net profit
this year compares with net OF
SIS 663,57l after charges including
federal taxes of S4,305000 last
year. he said.
1.-THE decline Of the net profit
rate IL In line with the cOmpany's
traditional policy Of passing
along to consumers, producers
and employees the savings result
ing from the constantly increas-
ing efficiency Of company oper-
ations,' Hartford said.
'"The company not only did
not pass any of the increased
taxes along 10 the consumer In
the form of higher retail prices
but actually during the year
made several reductions in the
gross profit rate as a result Of
further elimination of costly
handling operations and reduc-
ton Of waste and spoilage. We
have continued the lowering Of
our markup to the point where
our customers are currently en-
jOying the lowest retail prices
In relation to our costs In the
history OF the grocery industry.
This trend. further acceler-
ated by our increasing operating
savings. will this year save our
customers more than 50 million
dollars on their food as compared
to the lowest prices we could
have charged on the basis Of
our own operating costs five
years ago"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Farmers Market

APPLES - Delicious. fancy. 80 % hu
No. l, 81 so -. Northern Spy. fancy,
y hu No. !, sl25al5O: No 2. 75caSi,
S :, 70 red fancy sL75 bu., No. /, SIPS
BEANs-Green. fancy. SO bu: No /.
VI 30 2, wax, fancy. So. No. S2g2 SO
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. lOn
SOC escsrole. No. l. i0n soc bu; endive
No sin1.25 hu.; No. 2. Use. sorrei.
30 n soc bu Swiss chard asa SOC hu
kale 40 \ soc hu.. mustard. 30 n fOc bu .
turnips, 20 . ioc; spinach, No. L. 40 n soc
No. 2, Csc. leaf lettuce. No. l. 2od soc 10
n soc M
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. Sisoar :,
HI No ! e0c n 81. Is bu NJ 2. Use IN
ASPARAGUS Fancy Si1Oai2s dozen
BETS No. !, 35a45c dozen punches
cxpsHGE No l 5o8ssc bui M ?
,oc lbu' celery cabbage, 500 65c; green.
BROCCOLI No I, S2o27S bu.
CARROTS No. l. - ~ JOc doz hchs
cAULIFLoWER No. ]. 81 malls IN.
CELERY Fancy. soassc doz. bch.
No 25H 35c No. ?. i5c
CELERY ROOT No. ! T5c 81 bu.
CHERRIES sweet fancy. S495si4 So
No. l. SO" 3 So; M. 2. 81 50 is.qusrt case
crate '''''
pIIT.--iO1 SOC doz hchs
EGGS Large. 50 75a 10 rs 3n-doz case
medium SIS 75nq25
GoosERERRIEs- 1. 81 2t.a,. crate.
KOHL -RABi-No l. So s5c doz bchs
LEXIS No 7, 75cqSl
ONIONS Green, No. l. $50 55c doz
punches
PARSNIPs- No. 1 s51 s5c hi
PARSLEY 90 n soc dog bchs
PARSLEY ROOT M 1 tSasSc hu
PEAs-Fancy 50 bu. No ]. Si5Od
1 u. No. 2. Sl2S
PLANTs-~F1ats Flower so ~ 7Sc: vege.
tseltr ~ o Soc gsraniums 50 25a7.jO
POTATOES / 75a sOc bu No. 2.
POULTRY Hens. live heavy breeds. 20
. 22c n leghorns. is zoe broners
heavv. 23n2Sc IN lerhorns 2nT pc IN.
RADlSHFS--Red. No. I. asa soc dor
hchs NJ . CSC. long white IN n SOC
RASPBERRIEs- RACK Sfh0d5 24-at
crate. red No. 1 S6H6 50 9t-ai crate
RHURARB Outdoor. No l. 25a 35c.
do1 hchs
SQUASH summer. 80 I. st7Sa2 50
I, hushfi
STRAwPERFrEs - Fancy. $3.50 - at.
crate. No 81 tNdf. No ? S7T2 80
TOMATOES Ho'houss fancy. 81 So No
7 S2T22s: No . 81 S0Tf7S
VEGETABLE OYSTERS Ne T. soe 2
81 dsT bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

Henderson touches
OF Fireworks by a.
Attack on Chrysler

When an immovable body
meets an irresistible force,
there's fireworks.
And it's no small display when
pugnacious Leon II d s o n
Jumps head-on into square jawed
*. T. Keller. Henderson, flashing
out over price increases which
threaten 10 upset his theories,
ordered the auto industry 10 con-
suit him first and 10 reSclnd
boosts already made.
Keller however, watching
costs OF materials and price OF
labor going higher. and higher,
stood by his guns, offered, as a
concession 10 Hcnderson's diff
cult job. 10 make a token cut in
the advance but not 10 resclnd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Hope for Sound Policies

And concluding the corpora
tons statement in effect said:
Were hurt by these accusa-
tionS hut we're not mad and IL
won't affect our efforts on be-
half Of defense. Maybe this un-
fortunate episode will bring
about sounder policies In the
future"
Anyway. the battle lines are
being drawn Henderson is rush
ing TO the President and Con-
greSS with laws TO give him the
big stick over all industries and
especially the auto field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Aid TO China

The uncertainties oflhe Jap
anese position are increased.
and she is less likely 10 strike
in the southern Pacific. II IS
even possible that aid 10 China
may be facilitated.
Fourth, our exports will he in
creased. There will be an in
creased demand for cotton and
other surplus products. One Of
our first acts is likely 10 be a
thawing of frozen" Russian
funds here, and a loosening of
export restrictions.
BY the same token we are
likely 10 get some benefits in
the shape Of imports: though
this seems more problematical.
Our relations with South
America can be benefited by
finding an outlet for some sur
plus products for our southern
neighbors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Japan Relations

But that does not prevent us
from beneflting by the Com
munist army's resistance. II
you were attacked by a panther
you would not object if A bear
Joined in resisting the panther,
would you?
But you would keep one eve
on the bear. The chief aid the
Reds can give\us is in our own
country. They can call off their
organizations and propaganda
ers. They can quit fomenting
strikes and conducting sabotage
operations.
In the third place, our rela-
tions with Japan may be greatly
simplified and our position in
the Pacific strengthened. A Ger.
man victory over Russia would
he apt 10 suggest 10 japanese
statesmen the undesirability Of
Hitler as neighbor. (Surely
they can no longer harbor any
deluSionS concerning the value
OF any treaty or agreement with
him }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Nj. s. RukeySer:

in dollars will also he protected
by the desire Of government to
protect the purchasing power of
the wages of workingmen. Thus
he argues that Leon Henderson,
in the office of price administra-
tion and civilian supply, is al
ready serving the bondholders
by putting ceilings on certain
prices. thus helping TO keep up
the purchasing power of money
and 10 fight in6ationary tend
encies which otherwise might
lead to,a decline of the pur-
chasing power Of the dollar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Revolt Seen Nearer

In my humble judgment, the
importance of the Nazi-Soviet
war has not been adequately
appreciated.
| regard u as the biggest and
most inspiring war development
in many months.
Assuming that RusSia'S army
may have 10 keep on retreating
and retreating, il will mean vast
spreading out Of Hitlers forces
and should bring nearer the day
when revolt by conquered coun-
tries will become feasible.
The blow 10 Hitler will be all
the more severe if, as they fall
back, the Russian armies destroy
everything, including oil wells,
wheat. factories.
The stock market has cele-
hrated the news extremely
mildly The initial sharp upturn
was followed by reaction, AL
though yesterday there was
sufficient buying 10 send prices
up moderately.
Unless, as seems unlikely.
Stain quickly hoists the white
flag, Britain wifi be IN a better
position than ever before 10
wreak devastation in Germany
and in occupied vital centers OF
France and elsewhere.
Meanwhile, every week sWellS
Americas volume Of aid 10 Hit
ler's enemies.
For my part, I would not be
astonished If Hitler'S latest
vaulting exploit turned out 10
be the turning-point Of the
whole war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
May Be No Winner

The other auto makers, while
saying nothing for publication,
are lining up behind Keller and
his company With materials
scarce. labor getting raises and
further curtailmentS only a mat
ter Of speculation as TO when.
they know the per unit costs will
be even higher IN 1912 and a
shoWdo must be reached.
Labor is becoming a little I'M
easy too, as curta IN 9 s
threaten jobs, and Will probably
Jump into the controversy.
The winner? There may he
none But there may he many
losers, unless cooler heads pre-
vail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
First National Offers
To Buy Bank BuiIdinq

Walter s. McLucas. chairman
OF the board Of the National Bank
of Detroit today confirmed a
statement by y. c. Schram. re-
ceiver OF the First National Bank.
Detroit, that the bank has offered
10 purchase the National Bank
Building al Woodward avenue and
Cadillac Squire for N.075.00
Since the management Of an
office building requires special
lied knowledge, the hank does
not intend to undertake such
management" McLucas said.
"a proposal has been made nv
the present operators Of the
building under which they will
organize and own n corporation
10 which the building, other than
the banks quarters, would he
leased"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Sears Appoints
New Managers

Jackson r Moore, general map
ager Of Sears in Detroit. today
nounced the appointment Of new
managers 10 Sears Grand River
and Highland Park stores.
Harry II. Winning. present man.
ager at Highland Park. becomes
manager OF the Grand River store.
succeeding A. r. Cox. who has
been granted leave of absence
because Of i'll health. Omar F..
kiinger. assistant 10 Winning, has
been promoted to the manage
ment OF the Highland Park store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Brokers Loans
Show Upturn

WASHINGTON, June 27.-
Loans TO brokers and dealers in
the week ended June y totaled
-S349,00oooU, up S9000,00O from
the previous week and an increase
Of S73, 100000 from the like week
a year ago.
Other loans for the purpose Of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted to Sl64,000000, up S.
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Insist on Balance

1t is TO be hoped that An in
telligent public opinion will in
SiSt on a balanced use of politi-
cal power. 1t should he recog-
niZed that unless corporations
are permitted TO retain after
taxes sufficient profit 10 reward
investment and TO take care of
the future needs of enterprises
that there will he a slow and
concealed liquidation of the tools
and the whole Setup which make
for national economic greatness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Kroger Volume
Up IS Per Cent

Kroger Grocery and Baking
Company sales for the four weeks
ended June IL totaled S22,21454s.
compared with S2O,095,0l5 for the
like 1910 period. an increase Of
15ia per cent. For "a weeks ended
June Ia. sales were 1882. 039 672.
against S11S,007 .SS4 for the like
1910 period, an increase Of lis
per cent.
Sales for the four weeks ended
May II showed an increase Of 1913
per cent over the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
'Ex' Approves Listing
OF American Vis(Ose

NEW YORK. June q - The
New York Stock Exchange has
authorized for listing, bur not 10
be admitted 10 dealings until fur
ther notice. American NiSCoSe
Corporation 1.729.0O0 shares Of
common stock, S14 par value. and
25l9i0 shares of 5 per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock. 800 par
value all Of which are issued and
outstanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Anaconda 10 Redeem
s., 100000 Of Fund

NEW YORK. June 81 Cor
nclihs r. Kelley, chairman Of 40
conda Copper Mining Compa
announced that directors have
authorized calling for redemption
on Aug. II. 1910 of 100000
principal amount of az per cent
sinking fund debentures out Of
total Of Si,O25.0 900 principal
amount outstanding at l0l plus
accrued interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

who is advanced
from the posi-
ton OF general
sales manager
of the kelvina-
tor division.
{ h arle $ T.
l. a W S on. for
merly s a ] o s
manager of the
h o u s q h o | q
branch Of kel-
vinator, is ele-
waited TO the
position Of gen.
eral sales man.
a & er Of I h G
kelvinator divi-
sion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Eureka S May Sales
HIGHEST Since 1887

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner COM
pany sales during May rose 10
the highest level for the month
since 1887. George T. Stevens.
vice president, announced today.
Volume for the month was 43 per
cent greater than May. 1910 and
l02 per cent over May. 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Hit-or-kiss Prices

Washington is likely 70 find
that haphazard happy go-lucky
hit-or-misS price fixing won't
work, particularly since it has
spectacularly boosted agricul-
tural prices and moved not even
one finger 10 keep union wage
demands within bounds.
Such action rs not conducive
70 preventing soaring costs OF
living initiation.
CopyuEht iptl by z Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
{. {. Field Elected
ChiIds Co. President

NEW YORK, June Edward
c. Field has been elected president
OF ChlldS Company. succeeding
George d. Strohmeyer, who re-
signed due TO i'll health. Field has
been executive vice president for
the past five years. and began his
SefTice with ChildS in 1923.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

w. A. Blees continues as gem
eral sales manager of the Nash
Motors Division.
In his new capacity, Pierce will
coordinate policies of all divisions
of the corporation in connection
with sales, advertising and service
activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Promoted
By Ke|vindtor

G. w. Mason, president OF the
Observation-Disclosures Corporation, To-
day announced the new post of
vice president in charge of sales,
to be filed by Frank r. Pierce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Metal Markets

New York and Vholesals ronfsrrous
meta quotations supplied ny Fedsrstsd
Mttas division Detroit spot o. PEI cent
rn nom inai View YORK - SIS future IN.
vtff - eisCfroytic spot. smeusr l2H
81 So. casting copper 1928 81 LOUIS isse
Z ~ ST. Louis I.nc -. New YORK anti.
mon. "a NIfsfr Alum mum ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Vital Supplies

Doubtless the chief uncer-
iainty lies in the length Of the
war. All ! can say is that the
new German move seems likely
10 lengthen the war. A quick
German victory by knocking out
the Russian armies would give
Hitler the materials and food
supplies he most needs. notably
oil II would also give him
bases from which to attack Suez
and India. But these things
would require time and would
certainly bring America into the
war with both feet.
II Russia holds out, however.
even with the loss of certain ter
ritory, Hitler will be in for
two-front war. and the United
States might not be needed as a
combatant. But we could as
sure the British air supremacy,
and thus eventual victory.
But il will be too bad If our
unions are not purged OF COM
munism-and that goes for our
schools and our government.
Let us not allow the new devel-
opment TO drag a red herring
across the trail that leads 10
the ousting OF the Reds from
our borders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Livestock Markets
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH June % -(INsl-CAT-
TIE Receipts. 100. market steady steers
choice. sii y II so. medium 70 good. 50 80
y 10. so common. 81 50a a.25 heifsr, me
cows, medium 20 good s67 7.75: can
ners and cutters. s5d6.75: bulls. GOOD IA
choice, S. rs rs. common TO medium,
HOGS Receipts. 200 market setiv, and
i5c higher 1sO-is0 lbs. 75aIii5
ls0-220 lbs. Sl1.l5d il.25 220-250 lbs
.Sllnii25 25o-2e0 lbs. Sl0.e5aii: 100.
SHEEP Receipts $50. marke, SLOW
and 75c lower than Tuesdays prices
choice lambs, slia u 25 medium ~ good
Sl0.aoTil common lambs. ".5o - 2 50
good n choice SiI 5ndI2 medium. 50 SO
1850, eulls and common. ssbs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. June % -UNsb- HOGS
Receipts 10 500: ioal5e higher; FOLLOWERS.
900, top. $40 %. bulk. xi05oaiO so
heavies. $40 1911 sn mediums $40 sou
10 90, Fights Si0 toH 30 %. light light.
$40 asa 1913. packing sows. $3.50 10 90;
cATTLE-Rs ceirts. 1900: steady
Calves: receipts. 700; steady Beef steers:
choice. sil - rs; medium ssaii. year.
lines, S.25di3 Butchers heifers. 81 so
n IS; cows. 81 5ode bulls. s7.5oa 10;
calves, S7ai2; feeders ssdi2 stocker.
steers. ssai225. cows and heifers. 81
ni0
SHEEP Receipts. S ooo. steady. lambs.
si2T II So common, 50 50Gi2. yesriinss
50 n 1928; feeders. se1lo ewes. $50
ai75
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. June rs
uNsJ HOGS Receipts 200, early
sales. 10 to i5c higher; good and choice
iso-220 lbs. bid SLIPS. asking sii.35;
trucked-ins. 170-240 lbs. sold si0s5 and
upward 10 sii. freely for weights below
220 lbs 250-300 lbs. $40. a 10. 80 :
rough and weighty sows. 10000
CATTLE--Receipts 100. market steady I.
cutter and common cows, s.. 6017.75:
Gamer. s5soas60. weiehty sausage
bulls N $3.50. lighter averages. $4,000
Is Monday, good steers and yesrlings,
SO 75nii2S.
CALVES Receipts 50. market veslers
fully steady good and choice largely Si2.
few 10 si2 so, common and medium, 50
ali -
SHEEP Receipts. 900: market. Spring
Ia nnbs steady. quality and sort considered (.
good 10 near choice sii podi IL, including
It.lb. Kentucky offerings bucks 10 a,
Sii %; lighter weight natives. tii.S0.
down; fat ewes. n.5ops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Mich. Die Casting Co.
Dividend Doubled

Michigan Die Casting Company
has declared dividend NJ 20
cents. payable July II 10 stock Of
record July 7. Previous payment
was 10 cents on April q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEPOSITS
IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
nETRnITs
LEGAL NOTICE


CHANGE OF INTEREST RATE
Pursuant IN authority ~ the terms and
conditions OF the now existing Rules and
Regulations governing Savings Deposits"
adopted and issued ny Industrial National
the Board OF Directors ~
said bank have adopted the following
resolution changing and fixing the rate %
interest on such Deposits namely
RESOLVED. that the rate ~ interest
1sll other terms and conditions con-
tinuing without cnangeD on all deposits
now existing IN the Savings Department
OF this Bank. including both such
posits for which PASS books have ID
issued by this Bank and such deposN
represented by Investment Certificates
issued By Industrial Morris Plyn Bank
Of Detroit and now outstanding and
assumed BY this BANK ana on all such
deposits. beginning at and continuing
from July 1. 1871. shall he paid or
credited semi-snnually Al the rate ~
one per cent Cosl per annum and No
more on any sum. provided that no
interest shall be paid on any deposit
Dollars $3.50 00D nor snail any interest
accrued in any wmi.snnusl period in an
amount less than Twenty-Five Cents
x25) ne paid or credited
This publication IL made for the purpose
NJ giving notice n such Dsposifort as
provided IN said nov existing, Rules and
REGULATIONS
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK
DETROIT
BY. Eugene ". Lewis, Pre,idspt.
Nv Order ~ the Board % Directors
~ said Bank.
Dated June a 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27


the same as last week and trading
was fairly active on good calves
hut slow on heavicS. With active
trading on Monday, prices were
80 cents 10 81 higher than last
Thursdays close. with tops selling
at Sl3 and continued steady on
Tuesday ON Wednesday and
Thursday prices were 30 cents
lower with tops AZ $3.50, closing
Best calvss go $3.50
Fair 20 good 10 30 2 i M
Seconds Q nOd I q 90
Culls and common & 0od 8. 50
Receipts of sheep and lambs
were extremely light again this
week. Trading continued on a
steady basis throughout the week,
with best Spring lambs selling
from SD 10 $3.50 and best year
tlings al $40. Trading continued on
a steady basis on sheep, with tops
from 81 10 $3.50. Prices
Best spring lambs Sl2 Ood ~ 30
Fair 20 good 90 n IL 90
skips 90 dawn
Rest warnings 100
Good and common : 90 down
Rest sheen 4O0u 30
Fair ~ good , 50H 30
CuUs and common sou So
Hog receipts were around 900
head lighter than last week. Trad
ing was active all week and closed
fully rs cents per cwt. higher than
laSt week On Monday prices
were 40 10 80 cents higher on all
grades. with best mixed Al $l0,75,
ON Tuesday prices were IS cents
lower: however, this loss was re-
gained ON Wednesday with prices
steady with Monday. With light.
receipts on Thursday. trading was
active and all grades closing %
cents higher with top hogs selling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

American Car and Iourdr, and who'll,
0wns6 subsidiaries show for the fiscsl year
s03e1 April ~ a net profit ~ Si.lsi i7a
squsl - IS % share on common. against
a net loss OF sl0,I57 10 the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Detroit Poultry

etarssf ufsdf hens svsraEt rln Or
,s4nrtr hens ins and ur. fsr c0fts
So i9c. rnrk rpr.nCsrs 4 10 isf 4 lbs
49, gp z1c iszhorr brolefs Ins ana
NJ 80
EgGs-Marss' fr- current rtcsip't
" A., undsrgfsdss, "a 925sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

Babcock e. Wilcox Company
declared a dividend Of 50 cents.
payable July 81 10 stock Of record
July Is. The same amount was
paid April 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
1871 Range

1917 16h .4Oa Borg Warner 100 II II II = I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Cattle Receipts
Here De(Iine;;
Steady
RECEIPTS FOR THT WIEN
ENDED NJ 20
te 400 sheep, lambs
Nes 2,AsS Hogs SIS

Cattle receipts AZ the Detroit
StoCkyardS were around 700 head
less this week. With moderate
receipts of 1850 head Monday,
trading was active AT steady prices
and IN most instances some Of the
better kinds were a shade higher
Since Monday. trading has been
slow on practically all butchers.
Trading was fairly active on COWS
and bulls AZ steady prices hest
COWS selling up 10 SS25 and best
bulls mostly al $3.50 with few
real choice up TO $50. Prices:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Foreign Exchange

NV YORK lune p Prices IN csi
FIROPE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
SEC Official
To Speak Here

Dan T Moore regional admins
traitor of the Cleveland regional Of
fee OF the securities and exchange
commission, will address Fdinner
meeting OF the members of the
Detroit Stock Exchange and their
guests next Thursday at $50 p. m
The meeting will be held at the
University Club in East jefferson
avenue al the corner of Russell.
Moore Will discuss the work OF
the securities and exchange com
mission. the laws administered by
IL. and some of its functions during
the present emergency lie VIII
also consider some aspects OF the
recently promulgated competitive
bidding rule pertaining 10 public
utility holding company security
issues and will discuss some Of the
problems presently confronting
small securities dealers