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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Oil Issues
Lead as Stocks

International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The
stock market moved higher today,
led by petroleum issues which sold
at new 1871 highs.
Motor stocks were under pres
sure. rejecting impending moves
to reduce next years output of
automobiles.
Standard Oil Of New Jersey and
Texas Corporation both sold at
new highs on gains of about a
point each. Socony-Vacuum APP
peared in big blocks at higher
prices.
Gains in other groups averaged
about a half point. Western Union
strengthened a point. Farm equip
ment advanced sizeable fractions
Bethlehem Steel and United States
Steel were up about a. each. Rails
edged higher.
Rails were comparatively active
c. and o., Santa Fe and Southern
Pacific picked up. Coppers and
aviations were bid up small frac.
tons. Goodrich and United States
Rubber gained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Auto
Graphs
U. S. Tests Show
Motorists Waste
AT Pct. Of Gas

or the 22,OOo,00o,O0o gallons
OF gasoline consumed in 1910 by
Americas motor vehicles. 14.7
per cent, or more than 3,000,-
100000 gallons were wasted.
And the waste was due TO one
major factor. failure 10 main
tain the vehicle properly adj
justed for fuel economy.
The findings are based on tests
just completed by the American
Automobile Association and the
United States Bureau Of Stand
ards. The tests were made OF
vehicles less than four years old
In the condition they were found
and then after the adjustments
were made.
The corrections were mainly
cleaning and adjusting the car
buretor and fuel pump, check
ing and adjusting the ignition
system and timing. and check
ing and adjusting the wheel
alignment, brake clearances and
tire pressure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Detroit Produce
ted states Department

United States Department Of Agriculture.
Detroit, Mich. July 81. 1871.
Trading was moderate az the Detroit
Union Produce Terminal this morning in
fresh fruits and vegetables. The cantaloupe
market was steady; Iceberg head lettuce
stronger; potatoes dull: peaches weaker T;
lvstermeirrs dull. All stock quoted ~ Of
good quality and condition unless otherwise
stated
APPLES Bushel baskets. Illinois T. 8.
No. l. Duchess az Inch up. 81 Transpar-
ents Pinch UP. sST75c Michigan, y. s.
No, I, Transpsrents, az Inch up. 81 Della
ware. Y s. No. i. Williams Red, 2A-ineh
ckNTALouPEs- Salmon meats. Arizona.
Phoenix district. Jumbo 27s. s2d22a, few
81 50 Jumbo ass. 81 25H2 50. few best
81 rs Jumbo ass 50 asa 2 so; Indiana,
standard crates ass, Sid1.i5.
CAt'bIFLOwER--W shtnE ton, pony
crates. II and larger. 81
HONEYDEws-- California. standard es.
81 so a l.ss; standard i2s. 81 $50 LIS:
standard ss. u.5oai.s5. standard las.
| 81 ~ n I as
CELERY Michigan. punches. dozen
stalks ~ n 3sc.
ctIctMRERs-Bush.i baskets Maryland
LETTUCE. A. crates Iceberg type
California, Salinas. dozen, $3.50; 4
dozen. 81 rs: 8 DOZEN. s3.T5d4; Watson.
lville s DOZEN. STsdts5
/
herta. Y. 9. No. 1. 7.inch minimum. 50 80
$3.50 few - as pale color. 81 as IL
inch minimum 81 io1235; Ia Inch mini
mum. S2d2.l5 half bushel baskets. FL
hertss u r. No. 1. II s-inch minimum,
ISL asa I 40; "a Inch minimum. 81 as: HI
leys. y. 9. No. I. Ia Inch minimum. si.o5
| 91i0
| PoTATOEs-Ne stock: ion-lh sacks
| California Long Whites. washed. T. s
No. I. 81 5od2ss: L. r. Commercials 81
T2.25. poorer lower. Idaho and oregon
/ Triumphs. u. g. No. I. washed. s1.75d
1ss few s2d205 North Carolina and
Virginia cohblers. 4. 3. No. /, unwashed
81 3odiss: Nebraska Triumphs q
No. I, washed, few. 81. Cohblers. U 3
No. I. washed few. 81 40: Missouri and
Kansas, Cobblers. generally good quality
washed. N.25a lao; unvsshed, si.1od
x.25.
ToMATOEs-Repack Tugs si.751
I 90; lob cartons, e0c: Ohio dollhouse. s.
ID baskets. medium size, 81 l0Hl 40. small
sire. ssT soc; originals, Tennessee. luFs
green, ripe and turning. wrapped. axe and
larger, few 6x7. Sidi25. Missouri. i2-qi
climax baskets. si3su1.i0, Michigan. -.
az climax baskets 81 fnNl IS; 80. q p0c
WATERMELONS- Georgia and South
/ Carolina, PEI melon, Tom Watsons 2s.lt
average. Csc: 30-32 ms mostly a5c few
so n SSc. 3t-3s los. SO a s5c. Cuban Queens
24-2s lbs. 77d sac a. los $500; 40 ibs
a. Csc. Lees Grays. 30 "a lbs. so q 5,c
lcannonballs, IS lbs. 3oc; 32-34 lbs, 45e,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
June Registrations OF

On the basis of returns from
is states, representing % per
cent of the country, new pas
senger car registrations in the
nation for June are estimated
at 442 800 units. an increase of
39,1 per cent over June a year
ago, r. L. Polk & Co. announced
today.
While the estimated total
represents a decline of 14.3 per
cent from the May. 1941. figure
which set new all-tinre high
for any one month In the history
Of the industry. II will be the
highest June total on record.
New truck registrations for
the month are estimated at
$3.50 units on the basis Of re-
turns from IS states represent
ing "a per cent Of the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Meant $40 Saving Each

aside from the bearing the
tests had on the gasoline situa-
tion," said Thomas p. Henry.
head of the AAA, "they fur
nished a striking commentary
on the waste In our economy and
on our lavish habits.
Had every vehicle ow n e r
used l4.7 per cent less gas In
1910, he would, at the prevail
Ing price, have saved $50 on
gasoline or enough for a 1000
mile trip. Applied TO all owners,
II would have meant a saving
of 1851 900. 600"
And if you think that possible
&c asless Sundays" or other
rationing. such as the Canadians
are undergoing, are a hardship,
give a thought to the Italian
motorists. They have been or
dered 70 put their cars in the
garage and keep them there
after October I. All private
vehicles are under this ban.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious, fancy. s225 bu.
No. ]. 81. 50 LIS: Duchess, No. /. SIN
80 bu. No. q soc Northern Spy fancy
si.. I Red cd f.n s41 Sis '2 bu no no
y so No. ?. 76c: Transparents, fancy
sl5ogi.75; No. !. 9ocgsl.25 bu. No. 2
IS n 75c.
BEANS Green. fancy. s2925o; No. I
81 2 2s@ 9s T So,..b lsnoy' s2s25o No
i.7o Roman. No. /. 50 so bu.
BLACKBERRIEs-F $3.50 zi-qt
crate No. l. So T5n425.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Ro Romano. 4Oa
SOC; escsrols, No. l. 400 SOC hu.; endive
IS y soc bu.: Swiss chard, asa soc hu
kale. 400 soc bu. mustard No. 4, 4oT soc
~. turnips, No !. 40 ~ soc bu spinach
No !. sou 75c: leaf lettuce, No. /. 359
HEAD LETTUcE--Fsncy, 81 rs bu. No
l. $50 SOC bu-; No. 2. IS n SOC bu.
CELERY CABBAGE-No. l. 81 bu.
hsPARAGUs-No. 1, e0g 75c; No. 2
BEETs-No. /. 3oa4Oc do1. bch..: 5Os
cABBAGE-Fancy. N25a1ss bu.: No
! eoe q si.lo; No. 2, 7oe, red, No. /, 81
cUcuMBERs-No. /. s2.25a27s bu.
BRoccoLI-No /. $1,000,
!. 900 soc; No. 2, 3oc don. bchs. 81 q
CA ULIFLowER-No. J. N.5oa2 bu.
c cEIER HooT-No T'cgn.
No, 1 : 2 3 S'c No: p i5e :,
s3a5.so No. 2 $50 is-at. case; sour
fancy. 81 as; No l, sis5T2
SWEET coRN-Fsncy. eoc9sl 10 s.
dog sack No. !, 5o@ soc; No. a.. IS 4oc
crate.
DiLLr-foa soc DOZEN lunches
EGG PLANT-No, ]. 81. rs half bu.
. E !. .s..Ia. SO 2saio7' ao-doaer
ooosEBERRiEs-No. !. s2a25o 2i-q,.
HucxLEBERRIEs-vo. :, s75as2s
H,a, crate No 2, s5n525,
LEEKs-No. /. 75c 81 doz. behs.
ONIONS Green, No I. 3S soc dor
bchs; dry onions, No. /. si.2saI4O 5o-lb.
PARsLEY-io soc doz bchs
PARSLEY RooT-No I a5a55c bu.
PEAs-No. !. N.25ai.5O bu No. q
PEPPERs-Grecn. No. I. soas5c peck
POTATOES New. fancy 81 Is bu No.
I. Csc nsi 10 hu.: No 2. soc bu
POULTRY Hens. live heavy breeds; 20
2 22e n leghorns. 1sH2oc hroilers.
RADisHEs- No. !. ls@soc 6o1
bchs No ?. Csc; long white, No. /. i5d
Soc dor hchs
RAsPBFRRIEs- Black. No. 7. s4f450
g. No fr'' s N2 s5q ~ F's s,5 fancy
RHUBARB-N No /, 25H 35c dor. bchs
RUTARAGAS-No / so n 75o
SQUASH Summer. No. 1. i0d soc \
bu. No. 2. 35c; Italian, fancy. 81 peck
baskets No I, IS 2 soc; No. 2. soc
TOMATOES -- Outdoor No l, $1,000
LIS IAN basket No. ?. si7125 hot.
house. fancy, 50 ?5g2 So No. /. si75G
ruRNiPs-No. I. asa 5c dor. bunehs,
SIS n CSC hu
VEGETABLE oYsrERs-No. 1. soc o
81 doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
It's Not Too Early TO Prepare

Arguing that it is early to anayze postwar
economic problems, Mr.. Szymczak points out
Decisions to what produce where to produce It,
how the other problems
be resolved only future well
present carefully considered
study and research future problems being carried
Federal under
special studies OF postwar problems Various fiscal and
monetary steps which might he utilized to mitigate postwar dis
tubance carefully analysed Other agencies have
similar studies under relating their special fields But
studies under be- and confident
will be- coordnated As part OF economic defense
centrally planned co-ordnated study
problems, possibly through such medium postwar
economic commission.
whatever the administrative methods preparatory
ought be comprehensive prompt both make
possible the planning actions lay
groundwork for avoiding posdefense economic collapse such
aswe the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Dykstra Promoted

James Dyks-tra has been
named assistant chief engineer
of the Olds Motor Works in
charge Of chassis and body de-
sign. Dykstra succeeds Maurice
A. Thorne. who has been trans
ferred 10 Detroit 10 become
associated with c. L. McCuen,
vice president Of General Motors
Corporation. in charge Of de-
Tense engineering.
Dykstra. has been connected
with General Motors for 10
years. He attended the public
schools OF Detroit and obtained
part Of his technical. mechanical
and engineering education dur
ing four years in the Detroit
Technical Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
|0i|Demand Seen
Higher in August.

WASHINGTON. July q. - The
Bureau OF Mines forecast the
August market demand for do
nestle crude oil al 122, 10000
barrels or $4,000 barrels daily.
This was $1,000 barrels higher
than the estimated daily demand
for July and IL per cent above the
actual demand for August, 1910.
The bureau estimated August
crude oil exports would be $500
900 barrels; compared with actual
exports Of 4.170000 last August.
Domestic demand for motor fuel
in August was estimated at g.
100000 barrels. an increase of Il
per cent over the rather low
actual demand In August, 1940."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
MAKERS DIsAPPRoyE

Several steel makers disapprove
OF the partial priority system,
stating that there should be either
about priorities. or none at all.
One OF the present evils is ship
ping Of steel to defense consumers
long in advance Of consumption.
thus creating much idle material
Steel ingot production for the
country as whole Sagged II
point last week 10 81 per cent Of
capacity. The only increase was
New England up ) points 10 IS
per cont. Unchanged were the
following: Pittsburgh at 99ia
eastern Pennsylvania at 81,
Youngstown al 90. Wheeling at
81, Buffalo at 90. Birmingham at
90 and st. Louis AT 90. Four dis
tricts declined as follows: Chicago
ia point TO 100, Cleveland III
points to 95. Cincinnati 21s points
10 S5i5 and Detroit 10 points to Sc.
Scheduled automobile produc-
ton for the past week was 109.912
units, down 4.406 for the week.
comparing with 5000 for the like
1910 week.
More instances Of substitution
for steel come TO hand. In place
of steel piling stone is sometimes
being used; for bearing piles. wood.
Ceramics manufacturers are re-
covering markets lost long ago to
stainless steel and monel metal in
chemical manufacturing plants, for
instance. II Is expected that steel
makers will recover most Of the
lost markets when normal times
return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Slash Steel Use
In Nondefense
Production

CLEVELAND, July 26.-Cutting
down allotments of steel 10 nom
defense consumers, particularly In
the flat-rolled products, Is to be-
come more severe. Last week reg
ular customers of some large mills
have had ALLEGATIONS reduced as
much as so per cent or more.
This move will reduce sharply the
output of civilian goods, an effect
that should become apparent in
the very near future, states maya
zine Steel.
Operations of several plants
which depend on some scarce spe-
cialty, such as silvery pig iron. are
literally day by day propositions
plant managers specializing on
whether fresh materials will arrive
during the night.
With a rush nondefense con-
sumers are striving TO climb on
the defense bangwagon In order to
obtain priorities. A striking case
is that OF a mouse trap maker
who is turning out army cots
soldiers uniform belt hooks and
bullet cores having bought auto
matte screw machines for making
the last, type OF manufacture
unrelated 10 his normal products
More and more do shortages
trace back 10 scarcity of steel
scrap and pig iron. Such shortages
now prevent expanded production
in some cases and are expected TO
force reduction in steel output
later this year. Though there is a
wealth Of substitutes for many Of
the finished lines Of steel, pig iron
and scrap are basic materials for
which there are no alternate ma
terials. Railroads are returning
scrap in much lower than normal
volume and after August i auto
mobile makers are expected to
produce less scrap because OF cur
tailed car output Many are en-
ploying barter arrangements. so
much scrap for so much finished
steel materials. A hopeful phase is
that the amount OF scrap now
being shipped abroad is relatively
negligible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
MASS PRODUCTION

After much preliminary expert
mentation and negotiation shell
steel is about 10 be produced in
mass proportions. estimated AT
some 1000 900 tons of steel yearly.
Pending inquiries for barS-and
billets for this purpose are esti-
mated at 500 900 tons.
About 47,0O0 railroad cars could
be built during second half Of the
year. provided sufficient steel
could be obtained. according 10
estimates in well-posted quarters.
Shortage Of skilled workers and
delays IN gearing UP car-building
plants are a limiting factor. or
course the assumption OF sufficient
steel is hold one.
Illustrating zinc scarcity a
would-be buyer OF galvanized
s,.0cts who had slab zinc on hand
ff\ed 10 turn il in for the manu-
facture Of sheets he wanted but
was turned down for fear the zinc
quality was not standard a
maker Of hinges whose modest raw
material wants were merely crop
ends 81 Skelp was turned down
until he indicated his hinges were
used for airplane hangar doors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. July 10 -Today's activity
In the copper market was devoted prin-
cipally 10 attempts 20 r1sh through 10Th
foreign and emergency pool metal In af-
dluon 70 pushins into rsnutsetursrs'
hands other orders derived from remains
ing free 80 Tks tent domestic metal. Prfn-
cipsl primary producers hsid 70 theif
quotation OF ~ cents 4 pound. dsifvsrsl
Connecticut Valley and custom smeitsr
Interests continued ~ dispose Of their np-
ply a. i2ia cents pound
There was no change noted n export
copper market conditions Win The price
New YORK
Lead market Interests rsror'sd usual
Saturday quiet az most attention vas a.
rec'sd toward eieaning up sceurulstsd
routine affeirf Price uas firm a. SIS -
s 20 cents a pound delivered. View royh.
ana 10 a pound, S. Louis
Zine vss unchanged a. T.7s cents .
pound. East 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Plan for Postwar Period

BY the token dolar-ayear regular governmental
officials students affairs thought
TO planning for the period There widespread
milton shift making lehal making
and better goods will at best be difficult but the growing
thought accomplished nei-
gent foresight than through blind drifting
the United Senate Senator James Davis Of Penn
syvana especially himself this problem
administrative side W. L. Bait of the OPM Philadelphia indus
triaist private leader of
Wall Altschul banker
sobed in the problem that he has published short book the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Deeper Economic implications Studied

szymczak member of the board of governors OF the
Federal System Washington examined
the deeper implications OF the postwar readstment
period in article in Pathfinder Magazine Onetime
City Chicago Mr. only regarded
competent student of public finance but recently acquired
shift
him from $4,000 job Washington TO $4,000 job presi-
dent Federal Chicago After the
Washington exercized power pro-
posed political employee Szmczak reported member
board position that he ought
sonally profit from the decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Byron jackson Company de-

clared a dividend OF Is cents, pay
able August Is TO stock OF record
July 81. The company postponed
action at the Spring meeting in
order 10 conserve working capital
for heavy manufacturing opera
tions after maintaining a % cent
rate for the preceding II quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Kingston Products
Reports S99,551 Profit

Kingston Products Corporation
and subsidiaries report for the six
months ended June 30. net profit
of S99551, equal 10 8 cents a
share on common stock, compared
with net loss of S53,S36 in the
1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
FIRST ALLEGATION

About 10000 tons Of reinforcing
bars have been involved in the first
ALLEGATION by the reinforcing bar
subcommittee ~ the steel indus
try defense committee Of OPM.
ALLEGATION was on basis Of capac-
ity. with all mills participating. II
is expected that the ALLEGATION will
become a regular proceeding here
after. This may force into the
background most all commercial
tonnage now on books.
The price OF fluorspar has risen
81 per ton 10 S2l with brisk
demand in the steel, aluminium and
ceramics industries.
Leading steelmakers have estab-
lished elaborate offices AT Wash
ington in order 10 cooperate to
the maximum in meeting require
ments under the defense program.
Some Of the few producers who
had not yet opened books for 1912
delivery are about 10 do so be-
cause OF pressure for places on
books and completely sold out1941
conditions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
United Steel & Wire
Reports Sales Gain

BATTLE CREEK, July 21.-The
United Steel and Wire Company
reports sales of S2.140610 for six
months ended June 80, as COM
pared with 81, 1892 $40 for the like
period in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
N. Y. Bank CIearinqs
Decline 104 Millions

NEW YORK. July 21.-New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearings for the week
ended July Is totaled S3,496. PAS
653 as compared with $500, 329,-
900 in the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Business Leaders
Plan Postwar World
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
IntI News Service Economie Comnsentator

the encouraging aspects dismal economic
growing OF the the increasing faith of
that the transition conditions be eaed through
management procedures.
Business their advertising appropriations. during the
sellers market already have their
the competitive market Accordingly they
making plans better entrench themselves the public mind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
CHICAGO

CHICAGO July ie.--GNsl-BUTTER-
Receipts, 1888 tubs market, nominaly
steady.
Receipts, 10 s7e cases: market
nominaly steady.
CHEESE-Twins 2lt4 T22c: daisies
prints and onghorns 22n22i,o
Butter, egg and live poultry markets
closed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
INDUsTRIALs
Prices In Dollars


sicss-sheffieid steel and Iron Company
report for six months ended June 30 shows
.,o,.,.,o. =, tos, sas -. $500,
normal income taxes and Sis3 0oo for esti
mated increase In income and excess profits
taxes based upon proposed legislation. The
above net u equal. after dividend require
ments IN the 50 preferred stock. 10 STs3
a share on common and compares with q
net profit Of s5T7 Sts, Or - 20 q common
share IN the first half OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Company declared a dividend Of
IS cents on the common. payable
September Is 10 stock of record
August % A like amount was
paid on the common June Is, last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard q Co.
windsor. Prices In cents. IL Q. N. prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

CATTLE-Receipts, 600: market active
fed, siiGi1s so; good 70 choice yssriinss.
dry fed $40 so n IL: good TO choice heavy
steers. dry fed, $40. 5oui rs; fair 10 good
yesriinr. dry fed. ss.75aio.75 fair TO
best grass steers and heifers, ss.7sas rs;
fair 10 good grass steers and heifers ss.75
n IS; common grass cattle. SO. so a.. so;
best cows. 81 ns.25; good butcher cows
S725T Z rs: cutter cows, s72517.75: can
ner cows, So $50; old rims. 81 so down +.
best light butcher bulls. ssn q. so; best
heavyweight bologna. S9Te50: medium
weigh Weight so,osns bulls: sac; light common
good 20 choice stockers and feeders, sea
Si2 common 70 fair stockers and feeders
s7nS5 50; mixers and sprinsers, sss n 90
steady: best calves. si4; fair 20 good
si2 500 1880; seconds. S1oG IL. so; culls
and common, Ssas.50
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts 400
fair 10 good. IS 5OaiO; skips. 81 down
grass yearlings. IS: best light sheep. $50
$50 fair 10 good, S3Ii.5O; culls and
HOGS Reesipts. 1000; market Sc 70
4So lower Good and choice 400 10 730 lbs
Sii SIS: $50 10 $50 lbs. Sil.55; $50 20 200
lbs, SiI rs; 2s0 20 270 ms, Sll.30: 40
20 300 lbs, sli rs; heavies. 300 TO $50
$50 lbs, $40 So roughs. 50. 50ae.T5: lights.
$40 15qil' pigs sio.7ouii; stays. $3.50
CHICAGO. July 2i.-1Nsl-HoGs--
Receipts. rs. 900, steady: hoidovers, 4 900 :
top. sii SIS: bulk. sii.i0uii.s0; hesvies,
lights. sIi25aii.so: light lights. $50. rs
. II 40. packing sows. sioaio75; pigs,
CATTLE - Receipts. 1890: steady.
calves-Receipts 1000; steady. Beef
yesrlings ss25ni3 Butchers. heifers. So
NIL rs; cows. s750d9: bulls. $50 10 so
calves, SO 10; feeders. ss9i2. stockers.
steers. Ssd IL so; cows and heifers, IS
10 50.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 8. 800: steady; lambs.
Sill 35diiT5 common si00Ii35: year.
linss. ss 50 = q So feeders. SO. so q 10. IS.
ewes, SO 5oqt75.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. July 2i.-NNs)--cAT.
steady steers choice. Sii 500 u. medium
70 good, $40. 5Oqi1; common, s.. 50 q 1880 /;
heifers medium 10 good. 1910. common.
81 $50. cows. medium 20 good ts7SH
a. IS, Gamers and cutters. s5q6.T5 bulls
good 20 choice. ss2sas75. common 10
medium. IS 250T7S
steady; iso-is0 lbs, sl2a 10 20Y lso-27o
lbs Si2l2oI ~ IS. 22o-2So MS Si2 i50
- IS: 1sO.2qO lbs Sill TSaf2ts: iOO.fs0
lbs. SiiHii.75 roughs. So 1910.
SHEEP Receipts. 500 market. slow
choice lambs SiiMii.S0. medium 20 good
81 80 2 10. common lambs. 81 sou so,
CALVES Receipts. 475 market. setiv,
and soc lower good 70 choice. ti3 4i3 80 !;
medium, $3.50 q ii.So: euils and common,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Net profits ~ the Blaw-Enox compapy


quarter ended June 30 a net profit Of
Sl52 997, after depreciation. In crest, nor
NAL federal income taxes AT present rates
etc. equal 20 80 cents share. against
s..1s5. or % cents share in the June
quarter % the previous year and sac s4e
.or cents A share for the quarter ended
March 81 1871. For six months ended June
30. last. net profit was SITS equal 70
~ cents a share. comparing with sal 31s
lor 81 cents share in the first half OF
1870.
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Earnings

Caterpillar Tractor Company for ak
months ended June 80 had a net profit Of
- 2Ss. 5iO. after income and excess profits
taxes. equal 10 S2.2s share against
81 a09.5l4, or Sis6 share In the first
half Of 1910. June net profit was $780,
saf, against ST3s, T5s in June, 1910.
Net profits ~ the BIaw-Knox Company
for the quarter ended June 80 last after
liberal charges for federal income and ex-
cess profits taxes. VIII be better than the
$3.50 S53. or 90 cents a share on / 1874, ass
shares ~ capital stock reported In the first
three months ~ the year. II IL likely that
the figure VIII exceed 5000. 600, which
would be In excess OF 45 cents share