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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts 300. butcher cattle
about steady a. week downturn bulls
SLOW a. ~ saHessisy BE 70 Jftr uuHu turn
choice steers Si2W ~ 50 good steers. Sil
p - common 10 medium. 81 50Wll good
helfers SO T3fi II 80. common 10 medium
81 20 ~ 10 rs; good cows. ~ 75d 25. me
dunn cows, 81 % 7.75. cutter ana com
mon x6a p -e4fiffrrr- - T5ffb, good
beet bulls IS 750g; good sausage bulls,
So 75n9 medium SAUSAGE bulls SsNs -
cutter and common, 81. SOns. good stOckeI
and feeder steers and heifers. So 10. So
common 30 medium, 81 $50.
CALVES . Receipts 1885, market steady
good and choice stocker and feeder calves,
SRA i3 medium. $50 II good and choice
Sl5U i5 30, common - medium, $40 so q
as culs and common. 81 50friO
SHEEP AND Receipts 500
early trading steady good and choice
lambs. Siiuli rs medium 20 good, 500
10 rs cgns and common. S7.5ous 70 good
and choice ewes. 81 500 90; common and
medium S3Wf50. cuHs, 50 50n3.
HOGs-Receipts, 500 market prospects
weak no quotations, available early To-
day Wednesday, close follows. good and
choice 200 20 Z20 ibs 81 81 2Z0 20 20
tifs sfi - 80 20 200 lbs Sii2 Pc
20 $50 lbs Sill 30, 260 n 2S0 lbs 81 90.
7su 70 3frtf ihr sill hesv+4s- 400 70 $50
los SO So $50 20 500 lbs St075, 400
10 $50 lbE. $40 90; roughs stays, 81 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Inspiration for elders

The Army Air Corps glider
pilots will not lack for inSpira-
ton in this new branch of their
work. Col. Edward s. Evans.
Detroit induStriahst and called
1.-THE father of gliding in the
United States. has presented a
trophy TO nc given annually 10
the glider champion of the Air
Corps.
Both officers and enlisted men
are eligible for the Evans trophy.
1t will he awarded on the basis
Of accident-free pilot hours and
outstanding flight, including
distance. altitude and DURATION
A committee named by the chief
of the Air Corps viii decide the
winner.
THE Evans trophy Is a replica
bronze of the silver one
"SAieh Is awarded annually at
the Elmira meet 10 the national
glider champion Colonel Evans
donated this latter trophy in
1881 10 stimulate interest IN
gliding Tie founded tine first
g1luIHg CIuD III TfTF country and
wrote the chapter in Encyclo-
pedia Britannica on This subject.
The Evans trophy has been
accepted ~ Mai Gen. Henry.
II. Arnold. chief OF the Air
Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Ignored Advice Of Conservative Business Men

How then IS the attitude of the government toward fighting
initiation to be explained? After of
by forcing money circulation they propose
from After attacking saving they
Who was attacking initiation and urging prevent
IL during recent years? Was II the and
nS? No: the business and major
y economists outside the New Deal circles Their
scorned.
Now who is bowling wolf do the appeals 10
fight initiation from They did
the initiating Above all these the boys who
right ahead with the initiating but without paying
find their control the economy endangered
credit and bank deposits They find
eht btrdened with the debt they piled before the
the nations people set spend their incomes Now they
start the naonary all again. of retaining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Agency Is Regarded as Service Bureau

a H. Stone Delta cotton grover and chairman OF the Mss
period value of regarding the collecting agency
bureau aid citizens with
vuaIiZcd himself rather
policeman
Beyond the important question Of will the government
will help itself collections
IT'S citizens long advance accumulate payments
letter treasury could types
tax anticipation notes which is offering for sale In addition
banks adopted clubs modelled
Christmas club pattern.
Helping the citizen get ready for is far
than placing reliance civil criminal
wholesale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Market Turns
Mixed in Fairly
Active Active ,.kadinQ
Case, Deere Each
Up Point as GIN,
u. S. Rubber Decline

NEW YORK Oct 2-Fhe stock
market turned irregular today
after steady opening. Trading
was fairly active.
Chrysler was prominent in
early dealings, starting with 1000
shares followed by another 1000
shares and several smaller blocks.
1t opened unchanged and then
edged forward. Other large blocks
included 5000 shares in Console
dated OH, 2,6ee shares In Goodrich
and 200 shares in United Gas Inn
.provement.
J. /. Case and Deere gained
point each in the farm imple-
ments. Lesser improvement was
noted in American Telephone and
Telegraph, Bethlehem Steel, Cur
ltiss-Wright, International Nickel,
international Paper, Montgomery
Ward. Standard Oil of New Jersey
and Southern Railway.
Fractional losses were incurred
by Anaconda. Consolidated Edison.
General Electric. General Motors.
North American, Pennsylvania.
Socony and United States Rubber.
Many issues held unchanged. In
lcluded were Chesapeake and Ohio,
New York Central, United States
Steel and Kennecott.
CHICAGO, Oct. q (INS) -
Wheat opened unchanged to sc
higher today, corn sc down to
&c up and oats &c up TO &c
down.
WHEAT - December, S1.23h a
i23&4 May, S1.27ss @1.27A; July.
IS1.28h.
CORN - December, SIC; May,
IS7h 087Ac; July, 89hc.
OATS - December. $50 53kc:
May, 55ss @55lsc; July, 54h %
54l2c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Registrations Fall OF

New passenger car registra-
tons in the United States in
August during the new model
change-oYer period totaled DO
o99 units, an increase OF 1856
per cent over August last year
r. L. Polk & Co reported to-
day. Compared with July. 1911
registrations show a decrease OF
37O6 per cent
New truck registrations reached
a total Of 81 $50 units for a loss
Of only 1853 per cent compared
10 July and a gain of 1893 per
cent over August year ago.
For the first eight months Of
1871, new passenger car regis
tratlons now total 3.105.67l
units. a gain of 32.65 per cent
over the same period in 1910.
Truck registrations for the
eight months total 512.37s units.
showing a gain of BLOB per cent
over last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Forward-looklng general sales
managers and advertising man
ayers are all for adopting such
policy no matter how far
scarcity Of materials may cut
down output or how deeply the
filling Of defense contracts may
curtail peace-tinae production
The majority Of advertising
agcncies reveal that very few
194l budgets are ia be cuFtailed
during the remaining months Of
this year. Some clients have al
ready given inStTuctIonS TO 90
ahead with 1912 plans on undi-
miniShed scale tuning copy. Of
cotirSe, in harmony with the
new national emergency condl-
tons. Instructions for increased
expenditures are not by any
means unknown. Some agencies
confess that certain clients are
holding back. awaiting further
priority developments.
On the whole. the impression
one gathers is that most we'll
established firms, companies.
corporations. are determined TO
avoid making the mistake Of be-
ing so carried away by war
orders as 10 give Scant attention
10 regular customers. to let their
products drop out of the lime
light, 10 neglect whetting the
appetite Of your prospects whose
patronage Will be extremely
welcome when these temporary
wartime abnormalties pass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Pathe-DuPont
Deal Approved

NEW YORK, Oct. Stock
holders of Pathe Film Corpora
ton at a special meeting approved
the sale of the company's hold
ings Of Du Pont Film Corporation
TO T. / Du Pont De Nemours &
Co. in exchange for Du Pont COM
mon stock.
Payment Of compensation TO T.
c. Davis. consisting of 300 shares
of Du Pont stock. for services in
negotiating the sale was. also APP
proved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Farmers Markets

APPLES Wolf River fancy Kf r ID
hH. $50 g. fk5c So . soc Weaithys
soc Mcintosh fancy Sl7a So s 81 81
30 So. p 75e ha Elberias SO D.
81 15p f5 bu GreenIugs No. T. SIN
y hn. No 2, 81 ba Jonathan. fancy
81 7hu1 hu-Nn-I Isl I'LL so ~ -
81. Delicious no. l. $50 hu so. 2 81
BEANS Green fancy s. bu. No. J.
g ~ 81. 40 =. So wax. fancy. SO hu
40. lt 50 Z il- 80 = 81 Roman hrAnA-
No D. 81 30fl Us bu.. Lima beans. 80
p, 81 35pi 75 No. ? 81 hu.
RFkTS- Fancy 81 BIZ. NO. Z 55 y soc
doz hcns 30 Use hu
BLAckBEKRlEs- SO. S3a35o "a
az crate
sRoccoLI Fancy. 81 no. /. $3.50
cABBAcT- SO ena7se bu. No ?
5oc red no T. 60V T5c
cANTALouPEs-No 4, 1891 IS 40.
CARROTS Fancy 7bc dog behs No.
J, 90 SOC So 40 ou 40. ? SOC doz.
ochs 75c bu
cAuLlFLowER- Fancy sl.25 bu: No
ioc 81 bu 80. SOC bu.
CELERY Fancy. IS soc. 30. 7. 254
SOC 10 2, 10 20c foz bchs
CELERY CABBAGE Fancy. 81 bu
CELERY ROOTNo. I siuiz5
CuCuMBERS- No l. shcers. 81 25nf III
hu No ?. 81. diA 81 IS bu small.
So so. medium S225H275.
Dill 40 60c dog bchs
EGGPLANT No. ] 40 roc m
hi'tiS Large S12 % 127d 30-daz.
case medium Siip u so, small 50 . so
GRAPES 80 D. 81 SOC f-qt bask.f
so i5c f2-qt basket
okRA-No J.. s-lb. basket. sOcaSt. No.
ONIONS Green. SO I 50 so, soz
bchs fry onions fancy. So 40 81 a
, - 50-lb sack so Q Use
P pa ROOT No j 80 SOC
PEA Fancy 50 No. sf75n2 25
. PARsNiPs 40 J, si8i2 5 bu No. 2.
PEARS Fancy 50 5000. No. j. $3.50
~ ~ ? 75crN
OUNCE No. L. - so hu
PEPPERS Green 80 f0450c IN
hot No so soc No 2 f0c. red. not
No g0c ST. Is hu No q T5c hu rcd
sweet No J. soc 70 Si ~. bu No 2 $50.
PIMENTos 40. /. s5cg 81 bus No 2.
PouLIRS Hens hsass- sHeeis- .
z pc -. ieghorns IN lsc; hroIers.
heavy go &c u leehorns. 1912 lb.
/ PUMPKINS -e31.-1, so SOC.
RApisHEs- Red No 500 soc dozen
punches. No 2 Csc long white. No
t01 soc dozen punches horse 30 I. 81 ~
RAsPBERRIEs-Black. No l. So 500
AS 20-qt crate
RuTABAGAs- I so 75c bbl
sQUASH-S summer. No !. 35 soc =
hu No Csc Hubbard No ! sou sc
Table QueeH squash So T. IN ri +-Aes- IA
2 SOC. Italian 40. T. esq soc peck bas-
ket' No 2 soc. Delicious No i. 35T
SOC bu
SWEET CORNING. /. 35a Soc No ?.
25c 5-dozen sack
TOMATOEs-Fa Fancy 35d1.5O bushel
No. = 75 y a0c bu No 2 soc hu
TURNtPS-No. 4. 35H45c doz punches
l5c ~ 81 hu. No. q SO ~ sic
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano No
]. 50 e0c bu.; escarole. No l. 80 85c
hu endive 40 /. anc 81 Is bu.. so o.
Use kohlrabi No ] IS SOC DOR huurhcs
--ii r--+- trt-f otto u1.- NWl7e CIafI.
80 soc hu kaie No T. f0H soc bn
mustard No ] 500 soc on 40 o 7fc
hu. head lettuce No T. 81 bu SO Q
soc lear lettuce No D. 90 70 Use hu coi-
lards so. 4 40 SOC hu leeks No So
= Use don lunches spinach. No J. 75cu
81 bu
VEGETABLE OYsTERs-No I e0q75c
isng@fa. f,sireh~- -a.--'--s.'--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Detroit Produce

Trading was fair A. the Detroit Union
Profuce TERMINAL this morning m fresh
fruits ard vegetables Iceberg head Jet
iuce Was slightly weaker potatoes con-
'inued steady. onions We're firm for
Michigan stock steady on western Sweet
spanish. apples firm for best Mcintosh,
steady 90 other varieties All stock quoted
is good quality and good condition. unless
APPLES Michigan. bu crates wealthys
I, s No, :. pa I'm min. soc Mclntosh'
Y : No 2ls.in min 81 25,i 90 =
Uttftys &ia2 25. Jonathans. = S. 10. I
. Elm min. 81 -, mostl ISL p; Rhode
Island Greetings. u 8 40. !, ~ in. min.
FuC 81 SHOWS IS No = in min.
81 Shiawassees, Y ; No. l 2. IN. MN.
I.c West Virginia. bushel baskets. Y :.
No I 20 in min. Delicious. 81 90. Mary
land eastern crates Delicious Us No. i,
- i'm. min. 81 So l.Ta washington.
boxes Red Delicious. extra fancy SOS
i23s 81 - 2 z. j0 l50s 1885 Y 20 FANCY
efs.1t3s 50 TO- few higher
CRANRERRIFS Messa Cnusctts. u bar
fei boxes Eary Blacks 50 lhu p. s-
CARROTS lbs Angeles. crates6 dozen
punched California - iaN 3 - Otah.
SIS 25 few So 35 New Mexico fine quality.
S375 Idaho fair 81 23N2 40
CELERY Michigan. punches dozen
GRAPES California. display hugs To-
kays. 81 5Oui 65 Thompson seedless. CIR
died 81 so 70 - mostly 81 50 u 80, lar
81 t01 i.ao. White Malagas ~ so so
Rihicrs 81 % Is. according - PACK
JUICE GRAPES California Zinfandels.
26-lh Jugs 81 80 Lao, Muscats 20-ib
luss. Sl2a. 34-ih iugs 81 i0ai.A5' Ali
canteA 2s-lb, Tugs Si.45N1 30
LETTUCE Angeles crates iceucrk
type California. salinas .Watsonvlle as
-trict 5 d0z 81. rev nTTr1 II - -
ally tood quality SO Is no 800, mostly 1910
IS. doz. IS. 30 - 3I5.
ONIONS 50-lh sacks, sweet spanish
IT. s no L. 3-in and larger. Utah. ~ 10.
fdaho. 81 o54i.fS. mostly 81 10. Colorado,
2-3-in size. - 10. Idaho 20.
whites. $50 2.in and larger. 81 60 Michi-
gan. q. s. 40 I yeuows 90 2-in ana
larger. Si10 i0-lb sacks Z No
yellow mediums 23c 10-ih sacks yellow
boilers lsc. 25-lh sacks white boilers, sOc
Z 81 t0i 25-ln sacks plchers. ~ 19
PEARS-CaHiornia luE bartietts' $50
325. oregon box Bartietts. 81 rs "a =
POTATOES OO-lb sacks. Idaho kuseet
Burhanks Il s. No. /. washed 81 05 %
25 mostly So lou - %, 10-io sacks % "
Csc T. : commercials i00-lh sacks 81 IS
ISIS. Maine Katahdins and Chppewas,
L. S 80. / i5-lh sacks, ~ 2sc Michi-
gan Cdhhlcrs. T. s. No !. Si15. Chip
pe,sas and Kafahdius u s. No. /, 81 25
qIfo, fcN, washed. katahdins. Siioa
RuTARAGAs- Canada 5o.h sacks. sae
- SWIFT POTATOES Porto RiCan vans
u No Louisiana 100, few LIS
Texas SD 5On 5lt Tennessee. $3.50 80:
bu hampers Nancy Halls. $3.50 IS
New Jersey nu hampers. u No. !. Jer-
seys. 50 1902 i5t virginia siave barrels.
O. No. Jersey type. 81 90. ~ $. No.
GoIdens So
TOMATOES ono. dollhouse. s-lb has
kets. mediums, a0t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
PITTSBi RGH

.ptJrGRl-gCH- -1-=1INEl cattle
Receipts 100. market steady steers.
choice Nfl soAi ~ 80. medium 10 good $40
- IN r175T, ne
diun 10 good S. 50fle25. common. IS 50
70 90. COWS, medium 10 good 50 73n I 10.
Gamers and cutters. Sb4 . Is bulls. good
~ -.-i,.+A.ae 81 5n1L n 70 Common 10 me
dlum 50 sOIe rs.
HOES Receipts 200. market steady
ie0-isB lbs 81 25f ~ So 80 220 lbs b.
81 80 ~ II To- z2u-z5D ttf. sfi 3ft-f II ~
$40 1a-111 tn.tl.hA 50 81 u 10
SHEEP Receipts $50. market steady
26c lower choice lambs. sii 6n- j. me-
drum ~ Euu1 xffrT1f common lambs,
50 5Ors 10 ewes &3n5. Vethers S3.50N
SIS
CALVES Receipts 100 market steady,
EOc lower good 20 choice gl3 30 "a "a 70
medium. 81 so g - 30. cuns and common
81 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Auto
Pontiac TO Start
School for Accurate
Repair Estimating
BY SILER FREEMAN

Automobile dealers, with new
cars becoming scarce and their
profits from this source certain
10 be cut heavily despite the
increase in prices, are stressing
service this year as a means Of
making up for the lack of cars
to-sell.
But Pontiac is going a step
farther II is starting a school
for estimating accurately the
cost of repairing wrecked cars.
The school will be held four
times a week, beginning October
Z. at the Harvey Mack Pontiac
Company 1888 Cass. Dealers
service managers and body re-
pairmen from a 75-mile radius
will attend. A major wrecked
car will be used as basis for
teaching estimating of costs and
for improving methods OF repair
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
What Would Happen?'

"SUPPOSE we were to stop
~ advertising" said the adj
vertiSing manager OF an old
established company doing
business all over the world.
what would happen TO US? We
have AZ least two real courpeti-
tors, as well az lesser ones.
Suppose they were to 20 ahead
full tilt with their advertising.
extolling the merits OF their
products and thus enhancing
their hold upon public conf
dence, where would we be when
the scramble for business comes
as come 1t surely will when the
bottom falls out OF war bust
ness? We don't propose to be
caught mapping"
Shortsightedness never won
long range success.
Copyright, 1871, by B. C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Claim There Are No Really Financial Problems

The plain truth the government wants 10 make us
work out its inflated debts without using currency
II with the which
turn around and take these away from
by taxation and forced devices We
The government will do that maintaining the
crowd Of bureaucratic economists and
purpose.
Now you will find them explaining that don't the
moncy-that need panesreal
work longer hours and spend money They
now work building ships he
war build ourselves radios
are really financial problems
Ii all down O in army now Your
money means nothing anyhow the VIII take
away from The government will tell nd
how much pay Thus will YOU from Initiation now and
froa=.postNaE depression atcr=and them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
13l Extra Payment
By National Welding

National Electric Welding
Machine Company declared div
idend of 2 cents and an extra div
idend Of l3 cents, both payable
October 80. 10 stock Of record
October 20 Bringing payments
for the fiscal year ending October
81. 10 n cents a share. A like
amount was paid in the previous
fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
EAST BIIFAIo

VAST BUFFALO y Y Oct -GNs)
HOGS Receipts 500 market active 10
i5c over Monday good and choice. i7e22o
iDs aNeFaglrE around 700 ihs 81 50
frucked ins I70-26Q lhs 81 f0n II. 90. Few
ST. 65 rough and Vfigh'y sows, 50 10 y
q 60
CATTiE Receipts 200 general trsds
slow. mo4rrateiy covered grass steers held
around SO %. cows and bulls weak % 25c
lrweg cutter and common cows. 50 p "a
r %. Gamer S5r6 sir0ngWeight sausage
bulls a. s. ~. lighter averages So s5ns.
CALVES ~ Receipts 100. yealeTs active.
STEADY. good and 1hg4ee SIS. common and
medium SO 50uif
SHEEP Receipts son. lamb market slow
and uncertain. bidding unevcniy lower
scattered lots good - ei4----r- - -
medium and mixed grades. SO IS oil; in
feriDf sortoms below 80 far ewes around IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Set Steel Rate
At % Per Cent

NEW YORK. Oct . Steel in
got production for the week ended
September % is placed at 9S per
cent OF capacity in the compila-
ton by Dow-JoneS &, Co. Inc.
This compares with 97iq per cent
in the previous week and 81 per
cent two weeks ago.
United States Steel is estimated
at 80 per cent, against 9S per cent
the week before and 96 per cent
two weeks ago. Leading independ-
.ents are credited with 97la per
cent compared with 81 per cent in
the preceding week and 97i2 per
cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Extension TO Higher Income Groups Urged

In wooing the good will of the small federal income tax
the internal bureau
table whereby with incomes of $1,000 readily
their liability without the skilled
knowledge of certified public accountants.
This such constructive innovation that il should be
tended also TO the higher Though those with
higher will doubt find worth the trouble
keep books precise deductions allow
table distributed the
would be of immense service value TO all taxpayers indicating
them in rough approximations what federal
liability would be 194 payable will enable the
taxpayer o OF his
funds which if accumulated will the liabilities the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
.RHEeyses'
u. =. Aids Citizens
Prepare for Taxes
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsEK
international News service Economic Commentator

The merchandising induce the public part with
their moneyand like II.
Since changing paying becoming
of the every budget II significant
that the United making increased efforts 10
cultivate the
the emergency the Of national
and local taking close 40 of the citizens
earnings.
The lowering exemptions the federal income
year this year Wdencd by many millions
select club eligible to pay income taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Donate Station WAGON

Inspired by the example Of the
Ohlysier saics division s nreScn-
tatlon Of town and country"
car 10 the Duke and Duchess 81
windsor and its subsequent as
signment by them 10 the Ameri-
can Red Cross, employees OF r.
h. Macy e. Co. New York. have
purchased similar car and do
mated u 10 the Mobile Blood
Plasma Unit OF the Red Cross
The vehicle viii be used 10
transport blood plasma 10 men
IN the military and naval serv-
lC0S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

a n d W h le-
hearted support
20 the program
of national de-
{ e n s g. b u |
warned that I'M
less there IS a
continuing dis
play Of Ameri-
C a n character,
independe n C @.
conviction a n d
courage. there
lis a danger OF
losing our eco
nonic. Socl a
and cal
heritage while
financing [ n {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Freight Loadings
Rise 10 10000 Cars

NEW YORK. Oct RAILROAD
freight traffic in the week ended
September p advanced 10 around
$4,000 cars, reported from %
major systems indicate. This
would compare with COZ go cars
in the Immediately preceding week.
with $4,000 cars in the like 1910.
period and with S29.696 cars in
the comparable 1889 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Le1ris Hvney
Brands New Deals
Acts as InfIatiOnary
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economics, New York University

The long 0 is that the guse of fighting
nhatlon the government march toward
With much truth be said that choice lies between
imitation and the growing collectiviSm of the New Deal
The glst of the that the Deal
currency and credit Now demands
this and credit instead
prices will This of the effects of
imitation from being But merely substituting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Gas Stocks Higher,
Oil Output Reduced

NEW YORK. oct 2.-American
Petroleum Institute estimates
gasoline stocks last week increased
S04 600 barrels 10 a total OF 81
003000 barrels Crude oil output
averaged 1850 600 barrels daily
off ~ 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Oct inns HoGs-Re'
eipts 81 goo market steady hoidovers
000. top 81 50. bulk. Siiaii 20
heavies $40 81 11l 50. mediums. S1i .
Ii.50. lights $40 s011i 40 light lights
Si0N %. packing Sows. 500 10 %; pigs
SEQ 90 IS
CATTLE Receipts. 3 200 market steady
calves 500 MARKET steady. beef steers
choice 81 5ON r. IS medium 81 50 n
"a 90. yearlinEs 81 y So. butcher cattle
heifrrE $50 ~ 50 coVE. 81 $50. bulls
81 50Nf0. calves 81 "a so, feeders. IS
u Isl stockers steers IS 80 -. COWS and
heifers STuiI
lambs Stfm 1l.75- common 50 hpn II
earrings IS 5oA -. ewes. Sc 70 5. 50
feafnrs 81 n IL 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nanferrou,
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit spot 20 per cent
un nominal. New York SO O0 future tin
% 90 lake grade copper delivered Mid
west II eiectroytic spot. shelter ~
casting copper. tt75. 81 Louis lead. 20
s. Louis zinc 725 New York anthony
-; virgin aluminium. I5.,-----..---a-aa.a.---a-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
SoIvenfoI Chemical
.CIdres Dividend

Solventol Chemical Products. In
corporated, has declared a dividend
Of ; per cent on its common cap
ital stock. payable October Is. 10
holders Of record October 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
New Deal Overextended Nations Credit

The everything that government
the past has done initiation None the tricks of
debaSemen
overexendd the credit 1t blown public
1t monetized debt
deposit currency currency injecting grossly
overvaued silver 1t has nonproductive
Now conducting huge finance campaign with
the usual results
These things all nhaonary-al tending reduce
purchasing power of the currency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Young Urges
Full. Support TO
Arms Program
Warns More Serious
Problems Face u. S.
Unless We Sacrifice

CHICAGO, oct. 2. Ben f.
Young, vice president of the Ma
tional Bank Of Detroit. addressing
a. round table discussion of the
American Bankers Association
convention here. urged complete
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Detroit Poultry

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70 IDS. and up, 2Dc. young tom turkeys.
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