davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs 36s.: l-pouno
prints. 37lt l4pound prints. 37'4 s2
score, tubs 35i4 pound prints, 353.;
ta-pound prints, 36i4: al score, tubs. 34s.:
l-pound prints, 30. f.-pound prints 35l.:
So score tubs, "a pound prints, - y:
ta-pound prints. So SIS score. tubs 33i.;
s.,pound prints, 33'4; l4-pound prints,
,oLVEsTocK-Calves, 13; spring lambs.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
FrlceS paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Marhet steady Receipts Ieht
FrlceS paiC for Federal-State graded eF IS
recelved from grading stations October
.nl: Whites, L S. extras. large A.. Z g.
extras mediums 35 L. s standards,
81: U s ,-ades - Browns. U. S, extras,
Iarge 4f-43 mostly - U. s extras, me-
clums, 32-:}4 mostly 81: U. G standards
large 4l-4?. mostly 4 J. L S. standards,
mediums 81 U S trades. 2S. Nearby un-
GRADED etES Current receipts Whites
beaver weights up 10 3S. pullets mostly
mixed cologS. mostly 2s-@a Receipts
Government graded eggs. 254 cases
LIVE POULTRY-Market about steady
Fow! colnred. pounds and up 20-"I No
2S 1915, Leshorn hens, 3i7s pounds and
up: l3-l4; No. IS. 10. Roosters Fla.
fryerS, all sizes. 1920: No. IS 10: De!a-
ware Rocks and crosses. hroilers and
fryers. al sizes. Ia-20: No. : i3. Leg
h2rn oro.ers 1o,,GS l5.l9 - Cspons 2.6 pounds:
pounds and Up :,5 No IS and and underslzes, dtir
under : pounds. IS old, 1912 cents.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Chicago Grain
BY TIC Associated Press.


CHICAGO. Oct 2o.-Nervousness
characterized trading III grains to-
day as the trade waited for further
developments in the tangled inter-
national situation.
Lacking other news of conSe-
quence. floor traders said only sentl-
ment remained as guide TO market
direction and the general sentiment
appeared TO be to liquidate uncertain
holdings. Initial declines in wheat
were as much as 2l2 cents bushel,
partially recovered later, but selling
near the close widened the price
break to around cents a bushel
before minor rally halted the de-
cline.
Other grains and lard also de-
veloped considerable weakness late
in the session.
Wheat closed l-2ls cents below
Saturdays closing prices, with the
May delivery showing the maximum
loss, December l21s s-14 May 1l6ss -
a; corn was off ALA, December
49,, May 79I2; oats las-l ? down,
soybeans '.-2l4 off, rye l5s-27s low
er, and provisions 27-40 cents de-
Evening star., 1941-10-20
7. 81.
Debentures Sold
In Single Block
Transaction Almost
Equals Last Weeks
Volume in Issue
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclsted Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-A single
block of S1,776,O00, face value, of
American Telephone convertible 3
per cent debentures was sold today
on the stock exchange in a trans
action almost equaling last weeks
aggregate volume in the new issue.
Wall Street observers said that
while it was one of the largest single
deals on the big board" bond mar
ket in some time, over-the-counter
sales often exceeded that total.
Price of the sale was SLIP so
per $1,000 face value, Sl25 above
the Saturday closing quotation.
The large volume represented
sales from the unSubscribed Sl0,-
839, 700 portion Of the s233 3,564,000
issue Of which 953 per cent was
sold to stockholders.
The unsubscribed debentures were
offered by the company last We'd
nesdav for sale on stock exchanges
in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia
Washington and Boston. 1t was
understood Solomon Bros. & Hutzler
handled the transaction here.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Chicago Produce

- r4cfs 9sdy e to z" arm hens ovsT ve
pounds 1872, : mounds and down, 1912
and down, coored 10. Plymouth Rock
eolored I5l2: Plymouth Rock, l6 White
Rock y; under 1 pounds colored, II;
Plymouth Rock, 1872; White Rock IS;
horn roosterS. 1917: ducks, AZ pounds up,
colored IL; white. L: small. colored, l4la.
white. l4i2, geese, young. Is; old, IA;
turkeys, toms, old. Is; young 2l; hens,
old, II young. 10; cspons, pounds up,
%: under : pounds. 20.
Butter-Receipts, S46,021. steady;
creamery, 93 score 34I4-94; o., 3334; ql,
81; 90. 32o4 50 30. So. 3II.: 90
centralized carlots. 80. Eggs receipis,
1916, steady; fresh GRADED extra firsts,
local, So cars :|3I2: frSts. local. 81;
cars. 81. current receipts, 2alz: dlrties,
2A' checks 24i2. storage-paCked
hrSts n
Potato Grriy ais, 100; on track. 300;
total United states shipments, 66i Satur-
Gay :i5 Sunday: supplies moderate. de-
mard moderate. market for Idaho RuSsets
end Bliss TrIumphs slightly stronser, for
Northern stock, all sections, market firm
On best quality: Idaho RuSset Burbsnks,
y 6. No. /. So 10, Nebraska Bliss
Trlumphs U S. No. ! ,ao-95: Colorado
Red McCi"res. U. s No. /, .65S5: Min
reSo'a ard North Dakota Bliss Triumphs,
q. S. No. j l.in-s5: Cobblers. U S. No
1. 1.lo-I5. Early Ohios, q. S. No. l. 30.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Inclusion Of Some
Insurance Shares
In Trusts Urged
Dealer Suggests Limit
OF Is or 30 Per Cent
On Such Holdings
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-George
Geyer of Huff, Geyer & Hecht, in
surance dealers, testified today trus-
tees should be permitted to invest
funds in particular" insurance COM
pany stocks.
Geyer appeared before the State
Joint Legislative Committee as 1t
opened hearings on revision of the
New York State insurance law. He
suggested insurance stock holdings
be limited to 25 or 80 per cent of
total investments.
After hearings on the trustee
question the committee will con-
slider whether life insurance COM
panieS should be permitted to invest
in common stocks.
Commenting on this. Louis II.
Pink, New York State superintendent
OF insurance. said his department
had IAN open mind" on such in
vestments. He pointed out, however,
that it is not always safe Ito fix a
policy to carry over the years to
come
Evening star., 1941-10-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct. 20. - Cotton
futures ssgged today to losses of as
much as sl.55 bale.
Weekend accumulation Of hedges.
commission house liquidation and
New Orleans selling supplied more
than enough contracts to satisfy a
disappointing trade demand. On the
break last week trade interests ap-
parently filled most of their require
ments for the time being and this.
plus a tendency to digest new
cotton goods ceiling, resulted in the
lack of buying power.
Late prices were % to 81 points
lower: December, 1912; March, 1875:
October. 1865.
Continued professional pressure
and general selling caused values to
decline to the lowest levels of the
day Just before the close.
Futures closed 3I-40 lower.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO; o. 20 ?. oUni,sd state. De-
psTfnCnt Of Agriculture -Salsble hozs.
l5.onu. total, 5000. fairly active steady
TO 10 lower than Friday average, top.
~ 20. good and choice -UO-25O pounds
A." 10. -. usually 100" up good and
choice lAu-2uu pounds. 9.15-lO.O5 good
3ru-;bu pound sCWs mostly g.lO-6O, 400
500 pound kinds, fO-p.Uu.
Sa!able sheep. 5000 total 5000: fat
lambs active. strong % l5 hlgher. numef-
Gus loads westerns and fed lambs II 90.
bulk good and choice natives II sos
few ! ! 90. throwolts. $50 down; IA,
yearlinRS and sheep steady smaN lotS soCd
FED yesrlIngs. a25: bulk fat native eve,
: % up two doubles mixed weights good
Vhte-fsced feeding lambs. 1885
Salable cattle 10000 calves 2 ono
strictly good and choice VelEhtv steer
prrcomIne tInE n HbeTtl steer crop: SLOW
with bidding fully 25 lower ysarlinss and
light weights steady 20 weak. str.Cllv
choice .057-pound vesrlrzs, I2s SIS; che -
70 prime 1855 pounds, - % yteers. 10 %
- - approximately : 600 Western gr- e.
erS in run; stock and feeder trade we .
Other killing classes cattle veal eaC~P
hrlierS helfers IN moderate supply SfrSr'.
besf early I2ln some held higher D. ,-
tlcsl TOP Veiehty sausage bulls, s SIS. cho.Ce
yealers, IA 90.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

NEW YORK Oct 20 p La. foreign
exchange rates follow tGrest Britain n
dollars others in centSl
Offclsl Canadian Control Bosro rates
for United States dollars Buying. 10 per
cent premium. selling. II per cent pre-
MUM equivalent 20 discounts Cana
dian dollars in New York o. buying. 9-9l
per cent. Sel.lng- ".UH per cent
Canadian dollar IN New York open mar
ket liz Der cent discount. or Ss.S1 =
United States cents.
Great Britain Ofhc!al Bankers Forelgn
Exchange Committee rates.. buying. 4 90
selling, "a. open market cables 039.
Argentine. Official ~ free - -
Brazil. othc!a., o6n, free, sion; Me1-
lco 20 ION.
Hong Kons IS 33 Shsnrhai $50
Rates IN spot cables unless otherwise
indicated
Nominal
Evening star., 1941-10-20
us. Defense Spending
Passes 10 Billions in
.15aa.Month Period
Commitments Total
So Billions as More
Buying Is Planned
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Cash payments for the defense
program have passed the $4,000, =
100000 mark. l5i2 ? months after they
started.
The milestone, however, was
scarcely noticed, perhaps because
the program is developing so fast
that the next slO.OO0,OO0 600 is due
TO be paid out in nine months, and
new plans are being made to spend
that much about every two months.
Although legislative action on the
program began in Nav, 1870 the
cash outlay on the present program
began about July /, 1910, the be-
ginning date of the fiscal wear. Ap-
preparations, contract authorlza-
tions and other commitments up to
now total about $4,000 100000 Since
July l, 1910 through October Is of
this year, the Treasury has dis
ourSe0 lO,l0o, ,407,Tl2.
Exceeds U. S. Money Stock.
Literally, there isn't that much
money. The Federal Reserve Boards
latest estimate of coin and currency
in circulation is SO 995 900 900. How
ever. since most business IN this
country is done by bank check. the
$40, 900 900 900 of bank deposits is
the equivalent of money.
In the light OF talk by the Army
and Navy and Office of Production
Management, about victory pro-
gram" of $50 900 900 900 a year. the
first $4,000 100000 spent in the last
1872 months may be dwarfed
But it may be remembered longer
than chunks of money spent in the
future The first $4,000 900 900 sent
the selectees to the training camps.
1t built hundreds of new factories
for airplanes, guns. powder and
tanks II built shlpWays. paid for
prosaic but vital surveys. in general
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Steel Rate Threatened
By Scrap Shortage,
Labor Troubles
Possibility Of Severe
CurtoiIment Foreseen
Before Winter Ends
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Oct 20.-The mag
azine Steel said today threatening
labor conditions and continued
shortage of steelmaking scrap cast
their shadows over the steel in
dustry, with possibility of steel pro-
duction being severely curtailed
before the winter is over
Steelmaking scrap currently is in
an easier position though the long
range prospect is little changed. the
trade publication continued in its
weekly review of the industry.
Slightly more remote scrap is
moving from the West and some
material held for expected higher
prices is being released. The scrap
industry is moving to meet require
ments of the recent priority order,
but 1t is too soon to evaluate its
effects on the situation in general
One result will be a better distri-
button and shipments will be to
those most in need.
with winter at hand and re-
serves low, the outlook is dismal
unless the current scrap movement
is sharply increased The next few
weeks will determine whether the
supply is definitely too low TO meet
steelmaking demands, as seems
probable"
The magazine calculated national
ingot production rebounded 2la
points last week to 81 per cent of
estimated capacity, the principal
factor being a 1912 per cent advance
to lOl per cent of capacity in the
laoor-troubled Chicago district from
the revised 9013 per cent rate of
the preceding week.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20 OP.-Steel
operations this week will average
978 per cent of capacity. drop
OF s Of a point from the pre-
vlous week, the American Iron &
Steel Institute estimated TODAY.
The rate a month ago was 96.s
per cent and year ago, GAG per
cent.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Crude Oil Prices

TULSA Okls Ocr 20 F.-Base crud.
OIL prices Mid-conInent area Illinois,
! 81. Oklahoma kansas, grsvlty scale
So 10 I.25. North. North Central and
West Central Texas. gravity scale. 0.S5 10
lis East Texas, ] 25 West Texas. srsv-
ity. scale. 90 20 l12. North louisiana
Arkansas. gravity scale o.1s to is
Rocky Mountain area Salt Greek. Wyo,
srayIty scale. q. 36 TO ! "a
Eastern area PPUrSylvanIa srsde
Bradford -Alieghsnvl. H.15 Same srsde
IN Southwest PennsylvsnIs lines 40.
Same grade in Eureka lines. "a. Corn
lng. / 81.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Metal Market

NEW YORK Oct 20 Gr-Cor-er
steady e'ectrolvtic spot, Connecticut Val.
| ley j. 90 export fas New York ii ,.
nominal. Tin steady spot and forward
- 90 Lead steady. spot New Yors
Sj-a0, East S.. LOUIS. $50 Zinc EeaCy
EaSl ST. Louis SPOT and forward. So
PiE iron steady: No =. 70 b Eastern Penn
sylvaria * 20. Buffalo. - 90: Alabsms
"n.3S Aluminium. virgin % per cen
- 90 Anrmony Chinese spot 1880
/ Quicksilver. 1a5 .0O-1H5 % Platinum pu.o
26 90 Chinese vofrs mite, 25 00-26 tu
Domestic scheelire "a %
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Federal Farm Nortgase
Home Owners Loan
New York Suqur

NEW YORK Oct. 20 tP-Unsettle-
/ ment in other markets and ncertsInty
( over the Governments 1912 sugar program
/ brought out scattered liouIda ton in world
@ sugar IL, ,ures Ioqsg, , ~nicA @ete
/ 2.jSi2.
The domestic contract was dull and
unchansed 10 l point lower; January,
| 81 MAY $50.
| Raw SUGAR was unchan nged al $50 cents
| bio. duty-paid basis. while refined was
! quiet a 80 cents a pound
Futures No, 3 closed So higher. Sales
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 tFl.-Vlsible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago Tin bushels Wheat increased
/ POI 900. corn increased 10000. oats
decreased 242.000, rye increased 9S,-
900, barley increased 462 900.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Reichsbonk Statement

BERLIN, Oct 20 P, The Reichsbark
statement OF October Is. compared
with that Of September 80 showed I'm thou
sands OF relchsmarksI, Gold and foreIgn
eXchanEe, 17.}:i6. decrease =, Bills of
exchange and checks. ls-2s9c c26; decrease
$4,000. SECURITIES, u .45l. decrease
= -. Other assets. 2,06O.ll5: increase
1874 42S
Circulation. l6b12570; decrease 345.-
3o6
Seht deposits 2299 SOS. decrease
C1u.S21. Reserve ratio. 0-41 per cent.
Bank rate, 3i2 per cent
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat. No. = mixed lola
Corn. sample grade. mixed. old So No
! yellow old. 80 40 No; :, taIs-'O. No.
- ,. ssmoIe GRADE ySIlop. old 5s9s3 xo
: yeuov new. oSiz: No. B. co. i.-6si7. No.
4. 62h.-6S. No. :, 81
Oats, No. l. mixed 49,. Nc >, 43a4:
No /. white +5i7 No. ], white neavy.
45l No. =. white. 43s.4424. No. 4.
- sample srade, white. 80
Mailing barley. 64-S4 nominal. feed
ana screenins. $3.50 nominal. No. bar
ley SIS
Soybeans, No. /. yellow. 57-I51s,; No.
.. l.j7' ?
Fleld seed per hundredVeisht nominal
Timothy. 6.0u-6. 80. alslke. l.! 5O-l4 50.
fancy red top. o0-e..5, req clover, Is 90
/ 90. sweet clover y sos SO
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Scrap Shortage
|Cuts Production
|Of Bethlehem
BY the Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. 20.-Pro-
duction at Bethlehem Steel Co. S
Lackawanna plant dropped to 8317
per cent of capacity today as the
result Of a steel scrap shortage.
Company officials reported five
open-hearth furnaces have been
withdrawn in the past three days,
and that the plant, busy on defense
orders. now is operating only % of
its 80 furnaces The current pro-
duction rate represents a drop OF
9l2 points.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Mergenthaler L.notype-1O0 at 26,
100 at 26. Is at 26, 5 at 26.
Washington Gas common-5 at 10.
American Tel. & Tel. conv deb 3s
1861 900 at 1ll3s. $1,000 at
1l17s. $4,000 at lll&s, $4,000 at
1ll7s, $500 at Ill.,, slO0 at Ills,
500 at lllss, 500 at lll3s.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

rim bankruptcy or receivership. or being
reorganiZed under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividends IN the foregolng table
are annual disbursements based on me
last quarterly or semi-annual declaration
dividends are not included Also extra or
extras Cash or stock e Paid last year.
{ PAYABLE in stock Declared or paid SO
far this year b Payable in Cana dian funos
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. Su WIZ, =,
out warrants war Warrants. sUnlt OF
trading less than 100 shares. sales are
given in full.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Odd-Lot DEALINGS
) the Associated Press.

By the ASSoCIst tea Press.
The SECURITIES Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers OF specialists on the New
Yor1 Stock Exchange for Oc oht- Is:
l,526 purchases involving 4o.391 shares
64I sales involving 4Os25 shares IN
cludIns ) short sales involving 446 shares.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK Oct -O-Divldends de-
clsred. Prepared by Fitch Pubhshins Co.
REGULAR
Pc Stk Of Pay
Rate rod record able
Cent Ohio Steel Prod 20 Ills IL -@9
Monsanto Chem $3.50 > 1l-10 12-l
Increase.
Skelly Oil ------Sl 81 -- 11-14 l2-1s
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Freioht Loodinos

NEW YORK. Oct - =. .-Reyenue
freight cars handled by railroads report
today for the week ended October ! =
included.
OC' Is week aGo
Bali & Ohio sS lOI fJ.'s- 52.3s4
Santa Re 81 SOS 33.3s2 30.;,l
Seat board Ar Line lS.6l1 I!.sa" 1i.>2i
CHI & { Illinois 6l5, 1856 5,3?l
Evening star., 1941-10-20

'Ex dividend Plus extras rs) Paid
SO far this year tel or extra. ca
IS nn extra paid December 2s 1870
fhl $500 extra * 20c extra. I'M 81 so
extra. ts) S2.u0 pad IN 1910. ~ $1,000
extra.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

A Florida spring yields 800 900, 900
gallons of water a day.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 ,Pt-Nstional As
socistion OF Securities Dealers, Inc:
tCIOSTpo Ou0tatlOnS
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK o. "n-Ths Associated
Press weighted wholesale price ndex OF
So commodities today declined 70 a0.16.
Previous day. 9047, week aEo. 9i.14;
month ago, 2" As: year ago. t495
1871 1870 1889 l92@-3s
Hish at1i 1S.25 So 9S "a
Low 3703 $3.50 637S 4l44
Ga"6 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1941-10-20
closed 3l-40 lower
CottonSeed Oil.

tottonSeed Oil.
bic co'tonSeed oil futures closed
p-l? lower. Sales. l3f contracts De-
Sem9er' l22o: January I2.17b; March,
I".25' May. l229
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct % P-Cotton
futures declined over Il 80 a bale here
today under favorable war news, increas-
Ine Far Esstern political tension and
faS!neSs IN other commodity markets
SIoSlne prices were barely steady, 80 to
30 points net lower
Open. High. Low Close.
Jsnuarv IG3lb 1611h
March I64G 1850 49, il 100
MAY ---- 1853 I6..S 16.43 1894
July 1f ~ IAN III "a i6 1ub
October 10 Ash ian
Cottonseed oil closed steady bleachable
PRIME summer yellow. 1@.40n; prime crude
y .1ub; October l2.0Ob; December
anb: ia nuary. / .92b March, IL 99b,
MAY l@00b
BID. Nominal
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Government Bonds
Over the Counter
3y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct 20 LP-Oyer-the-
counter United 8 Satss Government bonds:
Evening star., 1941-10-20
U. 5. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, Oct 20 p Price.
quoted in dollars and thlrty-seconds
Evening star., 1941-10-20
| NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Stocks ss5sss Is HsAhey 3. Clos: IS
Stocks
Stock and Sales

tBy Private Wire Direct to The starJ
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Foreign Exchange

HUT'N0 70 'U0I nF I'd D
State income taxes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Kids
Continued from Page IL

tOOntluVCu lIOu age ~
F. Theut was informed by the
owners of the house that the
home had apparently been hit
by "a hurricane"
Sheriff Theut dispatched Hart
sig and Kandt to the scene.
The deputies found the house
Uttered with partially eaten
foodstuffs and cigarette butts. A
number of the cigarettes had
been thrown on one of the beds
while still lit.
cts wonder the house
didn't burn down." the officers
said.
The kitchen was in shambles.
Later the trio blithely admit
ed frying "a couple of eggs" to
pacify their hunger.
One jar of homemade jelly
had been consumed, the remain
ing jars broken.
When taken into custody by
the deputies, the three admitted
breaking into three other homes
They involved the other two
lads in one of the robberies.
Not to be outdone by their
"henchmen," the other two read
lily confessed robbing three ga.
stations and two homes. They in.
volved the other three in the
robbery of one of the homes.
The five were turned over tc
juvenile authorities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04

The crisp, colorful salad bowl
making regular appearances at
luncheons, dinners, party menus
and Bullets with consistent sue
cess has become an American
institution. The high vitamin
content of salads makes them
a necessary health food and
when they are served in attrac-
tive combinations, it's easy to
interest the family.
800 Delicious Salads" sew
enth release in THE DAILY
MONITORS series of twenty
CookbooklLts presents an al
most unlimited variety of new
salad creations that will bring
gay color, delicious flavor, and
nutritional value to every meal
you serve.
Depending upon the occasion.
choose from the interesting sell
ection of appetizer, fruit, tossed,
vegetable, nodded, chicken, Ash,
meat, frozen, and holiday salads;
salad plates, and salad bowls.
Tor further variety experiment
with the many salad dressing
suggestions and the clever salad
garnishes.
For instance fill the center
of a cottage cheese mold with
fresh fruit and Lemon French
dressing for q delightfully."- diff
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Poultry

DETROIT, Sept. 4-(R)-(U.S.
Dept. Agr.) - Poultry. Steady
and unchanged. Hens average
run FL; Leghorn hens 3 lbs up
Is; cocks 1912; Rock springers
average run 20; Leghorn broil-
ers l N lbs. up ID.
CHICAGO, Sept. A - (R -
Poultry live, Sc trucks; hens
firm, balance steady; hens, over
5 lbs 20h, 5 lbs and down 20,
Leghorn hens Is; broilers, IN
lbs and down, colored I'm, Ply
mouth Rock 20, White Rock 19;
springs 4 lbs up, colored 17h,
Plymouth Rock 10, White Rock
10, under 4 lbs, colored TN,
Plymouth Rock 10, White Rock
10; bareback chickens 1915;
BOOSTERS IA, Leghorn roosters
3h; ducks, Az lbs up, colored
Is, white IS, small, colored 13,
white Is; geese, young is, old
IL; turkeys, toms 16; hens 10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-04
Death Claims
Shelby Farmer
Anthony Warner
is Dead at sc

= Anthony Warner passed away
at his farm home in Shelby
township, early today, at the
age of SO years.
Mr.. Warner was born in Ger
many. More than so years ago
he came to Macomb county. He
lived in Romeo for short time
before purchasing the farm on
which he has since lived.
Mr.. Warner is survived by
one daughter, Mary, and three
sons, Frank, August and Will
lam, all living at home. His
wife passed away on November
7, 1895.
: Services will be conducted
from the home, Waldenburg
road, on Monday at $50 and 8
o'clock at St. Lawrence Cath
Ollie Church, Rev. E. j. De Key.
ser officiating. Burial in the
Church cemetery.
There will be prayers on Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Arrangements are under the
direction of E. A. Schwarzkoff,
Funeral Director, Utica.