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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-19
Anniversary Remembered

Anniversary Hen1ennbered
Messages, cards and beautiful
flowers poured In at the Henry
Frain home all day Tuesday bring
ing fluctuations on the golden we'd
ding anniversary which was that
day. Among them were cards from
Camp Newton where Mr.. Frain 10
spending the hunting season. Mrs.
Frain is kept busy acknowledging
invitations for iuncheons and din
ners. This marks 30 years of happy
married life for the Henry Frains.
Miss Ruth Skinner. OF the Nor
NAL Conservatory faculty Is this
week attending the piano master
class at the Detroit Institute Of
Arts, given by the eminent French
pianist, former head Of the Fon-
tainebleau Conservatory near Paris.
where several Normal Conservatory
pianists have studied Isadore
Philip. Among the members Of
the class Of 40 are Minor 8. White.
formerly of Ypsilanti, and Miss
Margaret Mannebach, well known
here as an accompanist.
Rev. William r. Shaw and Miss
Martha Norris are attending the
Michigan Baptist State Board OF
Education conference in Kalama-
zoo today.
Miss Virginia Dellinger and Rich.
ard Bibbins, who had spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. LAwr.
ence Bibbins, in Ypsilanu, returned
to Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. o. Stanchfield
returned to Maybee after spending
the week end in Ypsilanti.
Ronald J. LANG Is hunting In
Newberry.
Mrs. C. J. Hewens and sons. John
and Clare, Jr., returned to Bad Axe,
Monday, after spending the week
end here. Mr.. Hewens is remaining
here for a few days.
Cleophus Arend,- A. L. Alexander,
Earl Strine and Leroy Sherwood,
found snow and slush knee-dsep
while hunting at Atlanta. and as .
result, Mr.. Sherwood became III
with streptococcus throat. He was
L.aken to Rose City and q doctor
called. The others brought him
home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-19
Nomlnata ofneern

NoniHdto OIIiCetU
The first nomination OF officers
took place at the weekly meeting
Of Ypsilanti Lodge, number 54S,
I.O.O.F., Tuesday evening in Odd
Fellow Hall. The second nomina-
ton will take place next Tuesday
evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-19
Parenta Of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bies. Milan,
are parents Of a son born Tuesday
In Boyer Memorial Hospital. The
baby weighed seven pounds, 10
ounces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Hudson Displays Models

Hudson displayed its three
lines of cars yesterday at
Masonic Temple. II has not
m any radical departures in
its 1912 models. The car APP
pears lower and longer because
the running boards have been
eliminated and the rear tenders
sweep longer.
Instead of chrome. there is
stainless steel. Plastic parts
are many mostly decorative
Under the hood. there is said 10
be few changes, although the
company would not give details.
The only thing that could be
learned was that the pistons are
still aluminium alloy
In operation. the Hudson has
added its version of fluid drive
and hydra-matic shift II is an
oil-driven transmission from sec
ond 10 high, called the Drive
Master.
Prices were also not disclosed.
but are believed TO be higher
than the l94l line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Stock LIST Turns
Irregular Under
Profit Taking
International News service Wire

NEW YORK, July 29.-The
stock market slipped irregularly
lower today after an initial eXtenr
sion of yesterdays broad rise.
Business news continued favor
able. including more bullish earn
ings statements for the June quar-
ter and the first half. Goodrich
stood out in carly dealings with
Ia jump Of almost 2 points 10 a
new 1871 peak of 10 on its excel
lent showing for the second
quarter.
Several representative issues
reached new high ground before
profit-taking set in These in
ciuded Gimbel, American Sugar.
Duplan Silk and Baltimore and
Ohio.
Steels were typical of most
pivotal groups, Bethlehem and
United States Steel started frac-
tionally higher but substituted
minor losses later in the forenoon.
Crucible was Independently weak.
tumbling more than 2 points at
one time.
Motors maintained a firm tone,
with ChrySlcr and General Mo-
tors each up a fraction. Case ran
up "A point in the farm section.
Allied Chemical and Johns-Man-
Vile each lost about a point.
Aviations, utilities. coppers and
rail equipments generally were
under last nights closing levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Stick TO Their Guns

Knudsen and Henderson are
said 10 be as far apart as ever
on when the cuts should start
and how deep they should go.
Knudsen sticks TO his guns the
curtailment is dependent on the
raw materials that can be
spared from the defense pro-
gram and that in any event 1t
should be gradual.
Henderson wants 20 per
cent cut the first three months,
starting in August. and a 50
per cent curtailment by Novem-
Der. He SCOTS at Governor Van
Wagoner's plea that il will cause
much unemployment in Michi-
gan and over the rest of the
country. He argues that small
businesses will 90 under for lack
of raw materials and jobs will
be Just as scarce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BUSINESS
GOeIDel'S
Earnings
Improve

Goebel Brewing Company re-
ports for the six months ended
June 30-subject to audit and
year-end adjustments net profit
of S2399l2 after depreciation and
Sl03,550 reserve for normal and
excess profits taxes. equal to Is
cents a share on 100000 shares
of stock.
This compares with a net profit
of Sl67 ,293 or II cents share in
the like period last year.
Reserve for normal and excess
profis taxes this year amounts to
30 per cent of taxable net income.
Net profit for the quarter ended
June 30 was Sl77 lbs or l3 cents a
share after all chafges, including
a 30 cent-taX reserve amounts
ing 10 0S1 $50. This compares with
a net profit of Sl2l,814 or 8 cents
share reported in the like 1910
period.
Sales in the quarter ended June
30 totaled 122,833 barrels, against
80 040 in the like period last year,
according 10 Edwin j. Anderson,
president. II was the tenth con-
Secutive quarter in which sales
exceeded the corresponding period
of the preceding year, he said.
Current assets. at June 30, i'm
Guiding 1881. 872 cash, were ST.
DDS, $50 and current liabilities
were S697, l34 as compared with
cash and marketable securities of
S407 1884, current assets of SLOTS
O86 and current liabilities of S502,-
OBS year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
REQ 5 6-Month
Net S147,994

With the largest volume of
orders for trucks and busses on
its books since the new company
was formed. REQ Motors Inc,
wiped out a small first quarter
loss to report an operating profit
of STAT .994 in the first six months
of l941, according to II. E. Humid,
president.
A loss of S19.272 was shown in
the first three months and an OPP
Grating profit of S167, 267 after
provision for normal federal in
come tax in the second period.
In addition TO heavy truck and
bus orders. the company has a
contract for bomb fuses and should
be in production shortly. he said.
Sale of three buildings not
needed for current operations for
approximately 81 100000 was also
reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Foreign Trade Tied together

Agriculture and foreign trade closely tied together that
impossible without other Nevertheless
precisely present administration has tried do for
eight practice treated them though
they totally unrelated problems On the side
domestic legislation has attempted however unSuccessfuy
levels independent of world levels and
the other side foreign trade activities IT has pursued
policy Of low tariffs free trade and ntenatonam dSregardng
and living conditions this country compared with
those of the world ar large
Foreign agricultural industrial its attendant
financial policies should be based and conform to the require
OF domestic obeceS These detectives the
American
try labor protection employment and
living These should be necdessy exposed the
abroad which control should
American sacrificed the altar OF academic whm
inernaonast diplomacy particularly the difficult post
conditions which shall surely confronted when the mill
lions engaged warfare and production return
peace time production and trade competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Auto.
z Meetings Bring
Auto Makers TO
Capital Today

The fight over how much and
when the government will cur
tail auto production has sim
mered down 10 internal boiling.
But two separate meetings in
Washington today may bring
some definite action on the cut.
Motor car officials were in
the capital TO attend the meet
ings in the hope that some
decision will be reached and
they will be able to make plans
for the 1912 model year ac-
cordingly.
But in informed circles, this
hope seems to be vain Both
OPM Director William S Knud-
sen and OPACS Car Leon
Henderson have asked President
Roosevelt to sign an executive
order TO give each the power
TO make such a decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Amer. Radiator
Doubles Profit

American Radiator and Stand
ard Sanitary Corporation an dts
subsidiaries in United States for
the six months ended June 30 re-
port net profit of S3,27l 009 after
federal income taxes of 81 100000
based on the present law and
$3.50 900 provision for anticipated
additional federal income and eX-
cess profits taxes. The net IS equal
after dividend requirements on the
per cent preferred TO 81 cents a
common share and compares with
81 ,535 905 or IA cents a common
share in the first half of 1910.
For the quarter ended March 81.
the company reported net profit
of 81 ,595 500 after charges aand
taxes, equal 10 ID cents a common
share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Detroit Produce

Trading was active al the Detroit Pro.
GJce Terminal today for watermeions and
cantaloupes but Vas slow for other COM
mQdiNes The cantalOupe market was
stronger. Iceberg head lettuce about steady
potatoes dun peaches slightly weaker, wa
tefmelOns slightly stronger. All stock
quoted ~ Of good quality ana condition
unless otherwise stated.
APPLES Illinois. bu. baskets Carolina
summers No /. %. in. min. GOO
Michigan bu crates Duchess. generally
bu. baskets Williams Reds US. No. /.
: In min 81 10.
CANTALOUPES--S Salmon meats: Arizona
Phoenix District jumbo crates as 81 rs
56s and ass. IS California. Mendoza Sec
--1un turroo -r5rcs 5ss ara It's s5.5f'. -
CARROTS - California Los Angeles,
crates 6-dozen punches 81 25D2 so
= lev II - " aiming pony
.etatrs-ifsss anu larger, si-5or2' mostly
Celery Michigan punches dozen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. jumbo crates
HONEYDEWs-A jumbo crates SIS
and s. and standard crates s. and l2s.
81 500 IS
LETTUcE-Los Angeles. crates. Iceberg
type California. Salinas 5 dozen mostly
81 so q o.. few 81 % few 81 25
PEACHEs--Georgla bushel baskets r.
beNa No 2-in min. 81 25Wl 50.
few tine quality high color higher 1.-in.
'iI.Il. - - ~ ~ ~lfl. MIN wv ri 81 W.
few hne quayity. high color higher. Hales.
.U s No T. "a in. min It's; 2-in.
min 81 son 20. California boxes Haies
various sizes 81 25u $50.
PEARS - California. boxes Bariletts,
s. an
PEAS Colorado bu baskets. 81 90 n ?
oushel hampers. 81 30 n IS
POTATOES l60-ib sacks: California
Long Whites. washed US so. ! 81 35n
49, u ;. Commercials best 50 Idaho
and oregon Ions Whites Us No
washed 81 1902 %. few 81 30 Nebraska.
CaRbieF=. : No. J. washed 81 35u J iui
Virginia Cobhlers 4 : 80 unWashed
81 IS few higher Missouri and Kansas
Cohblers fair 70 good quality washed
81 1871 t0 unWashed 81 1Op 25 poorer
eOc 81 Michigan Cobblers. 5 40 J.
unwashed 81 IS
TOMATOES-Ohl dollhouse $40 has
kets medium size 40 soc few zoe Mis-
sour. II o. climax baskets s5c. Michigan
t2qt climax baskets, go n 63c. far quality
3hc
-A-ALEEMEI-nASS- paH--H.4---..----I-4@s
Cuhan queens. 20 lbs SOC 3 lbs AZ : "
juc 80 lbs. so a5c. CannOnhals 2fs26
Ins 40H $50. Is 30 lbs SOC Black Dia-
m0nds Is lbs 40 145c % ms So u soc
Missouri CUBAN Queens p lbs 35c 2s
hs IS soc 30 lbs, 55c Early kansas
80 lbs ASA I0c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Each Calls Mee+ino

At any rate, Henderson has
called one of the meetings
with the manufacturers. 1t is
rumored that he will ask them
TO submit a program of curtail-
ment and possibly discuss the
price question. The OPACS
car has insisted that he will
fix new and used car prices.
The other meeting is a con-
ference Of the automobile. In
dustry subcommittee on raw
materials and auto makers. This
is the OPM meeting and officials
claim this will decide the cuts
for the year.
Which remains to- be seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Asks Compulsory Savings
Of War Inflated Wages
flaney
BY LEWIS HANEY


4
expansion production
in
general standards of living npossibe Isn't there danger
logical
deferred
plan?
armament boon does increase the incomes
everybody chief abore
goods though the latter classes have
largely taken away through White collar workers
retired and merchants and manufacturers Of
goods may benefit
You right saying that general increase living stand
ards impossible That that only part the people
benefited by prosperity
Ny point any forced saving from should
general should incomes which
by which already
heavily
This why voluntary participation could not be
for such scheme Compuson through legislation would
be required
withdrawal Of income from
the would destroy work and
III rNkS. What's the
"thc government would reduce
and spending II bonds
taken would
merely be a BIG public debt
whole scheme simply either increased
reputation through devaluaon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Can Settle Oissension

The President can settle the
bitter quarrel between the de-
Tense agencies by signing one or
the other order Or he can
name chief of the Office of
Emergency Management who
Will rule all defense.
SO far he has not indicated he
will sign either or 60 as far
AS name a defense car. So a
decision on the cut doesn't seem
in the cards as yet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Recognize Need for Radical Change

Los Angeles asks:
Wont admit that industrial and investment leaders
n radical change? What
do unable solve financial
distribute wealth the midst
Of plenty"
My all depends what you mean by rad
than reform lines
make individual motivation work fairly
would But socaistc fascist colecivism
would a bunch politicians
Washington for individual business say don't
who of really radical change
We have good chance for free individual enter
work we'll What would do Cd make political reforms
office. -
work 80 regulate monopoly and
estab
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
We Should Adopt Realistic Policy

We should adopt realistic policy trading for both agcul
ture and industry the national interest under system of
and OF imports exports granting tariff other
trade only qud basis thus the
American policy offering all reciprocal
treatment the basis Of the conditional mostfavored nation pn
clpethIS mostfaVored
which effect
largely camouag policy of low tariffs and free trade
scattered foreign "a method
by which the foregoing foreign trade be effected
suggested by the bills before Congress which public
should be held provide for the defense Of
the United States They introduced by the Hon II Van
denbeg the Senate and by the Hon Roy O. Woodruff the
House of Representatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BY GEORGE n. PEEK
First Head Agricultural Adjustment Association Wasi
written Expressly for International News serSic

How will resultant policies affect the economic posi-
ton of the American farmer? The of depends
the challenge That with fortunately
have experience point of and
omissions
In the early days of the World War19lf to 19lSarmes
encouraged by the federal government 10 produce TO the
Food Will the the slogan Prices advanced
under demand until the federal stepped and estab
lhed what called minimum prices but which effect became
maximum Prices generally remunerave however
and satisfactory prevailed throughout 1919 and into 1929
Then staggering blow dealt agriculture from which has
recovered The Federal Reserve System started its deaon
policy singing out agriculture the victim In since
1919 have farmers received PARITY prices which would buy
much of industrial they did the five 1909
o 1914
There is nothing the record of the theory practice of the
policies remotely that they
adapted with the wartime with the
that npredcable and
ncacuabe world 9l419lS undermined
traditional basis of world and trade the world
conflict bids oberate them completely To deal with
and radically different world conditions which will inevitably
upon necessary ourselves of preconceved theories
and back first principles of national and OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Set Silk Price Ceiling;
Halt Futures Trade

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The
Office of Price Administration and
Civilian Supply has served notice
that it intends TO put a price cell
ing on silk and has asked the
Commodity Exchange, Inc. to sus-
pend trading in silk futures until
the price and supply situation is
Clarified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Atlas Drop Forge Pays
Dividend on Common

Atlas Drop Forge Company has
rfcCtdrcd d1v1dCnd OF 80 cents on
common. payable August 20, 10
stock of record August 8. A like
amount was paid May l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Much Unnecessary Confusion Of Thong ht

There much confusion Of thought about foreign
prcrdrCd rTddG me products OF
industry
governing between embaTgoeS ba
exchange controls other Other
established these the United States They
likely change time Like other nations should
country
necessary commodity by commodity retaining full freedom
action cooperate with the Of the world and
il is ready change present methods and practices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Preferred Dividend
BY Wolverine Tube

Wolverine Tube Company. maxi
ers of seamless copper. brass and
aluminium tubing, declared he
regular quarterly dividend of 81. rs
per share on the Z per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock, payable
Sept. l, 1871. TO stockholders of
record Aug. Is, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale norferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot % per cent
tin, nominal New York SIS 90; future tin
west y: electrolytic spot smelter. ia
II so casting copper - 25 st Louis lead
10 s. Louis zinc 725 New York anti
muny. a virgin aluminium II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Sees War Over by Fall Of 1912

New York City asks:
possible for the TO last" Are prospects for
rising stock prices better than month ago." D.,
don't know how TO the FIRST question am
the will be ended 10y the Fall Of 1912 It.
Stock market action suggests that prospects for rise are
The outlook for prosperity period
reliance initiation and
AT the time, individual rights seem more
assured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Quarterly Payment
Declared by Kresqe

Kresge Company has de-
clared a regular quarterly divi-
-deIlu- of-30- cents on The common,
payable September u to stock of
record August %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
GRINDING WORK

PGMC-62S - Chicago manufac-
turer has work 10 Subcontract for
7 nding only on motor shafts,
eS up to / diameter. also ma
chine work on motor frames. 100
TO 1900 pieces. Prints can be
studied in this office.
/. -CPTC-62l-Clevcland manufac-
threr has work 10 Subcontract for
all types Of machines. large and
small, on steel parts for aircraft.
Prints can he studied in this office.
UFCC-61S 49, Chicago Company
has work 10 Subcontract for auto
matte screw machines. hand screw
machines and bolt threading ma
chimes, WITT C0l1et sizes - and ] ~.
This is a round bar steel part with
long acme form thread Material
and tools can be furnished. Prints
can he studied IN this office.
GMC-7l5-M Machine work on iron
and steel castings 10 Subcontract
for planning. drilling and milling
machine OF large size. planners
minimum size OF 6'-0"xl6'x 2i'
Aadial drill presses IN size varying
nom 3 n. arm 10 g H. arm. (Cin-
tinnati or AmericanD Milling ma
Chimes from number | 10 5 or s.
Work 10 be- performed on castings
gnging up 10 10 tons. Castings
furnished. Details Gan be obtained
a knf q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BEARING
Sales Seen
AT New High

CLEVELAND, July 29.-Sales
of the Thinker Roller Bearing Com
pany in the second quarter were
larger than in the first three
months, and for the first half-year
were probably at a record-high
level.
The rising sales reflected heavy
demand for original equipment,
automotive parts, together with
rising sales of bearings and other
products for defense and for gen.
eral industrial use.
Output of Thinker has been
stepped up by operating its plants
1913 hours a week - that is "a
hours, seven days weekly. While
operation is a common
practice in steel making, Timken
is one of the few companies doing
precision machine work that IRE
operating their equipment around
the clock every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Farmers Market

SIS a 9oc bu. No :. Soc, Northern SPY.
fancy. 50 bu. No. /. S125aI5O; No. 2.
75c4 Steele Red fancy 81 rs bu.:
No 81 25g l. so: No: 2, 73e: Transpar-
.snts' fancy slal2o; No l. $50 s5c bu.:
AsPARAGus-No 1, 5oa75c doz bchs ;
BEANs@GreSen. fancy s2.2sa25o; No.
H. Sl5Oa2. No 2. si25. wax fancy
50 rs ?. so; No. /, 1902; No. 2, $i.25.
horsebeans, No. /, 81 .60917 rs; Roman
No J. s2a2. rs bu; No. 2. si.75 bu.
BEETs-No. 1, 80 a4oo dog. bchs.. 500
75c bu.
BLAcKBERRIEs-No /. ss.soa4
BRoccoLI-No. 1. 81 e0d2.25.
GOO 2 81 10 bu No. a. 75c; red No i.
eARReFs-Fancy, soc do1 bchs.; No.
/ 35a45e' siql25 bu; No. 2. csc doz.
;. cAuLIFLowER = No. /. aai.5O bu;
No 2. 75c.
cELERY-Faney. s5g4oc dO1. bchs.:
CELERY cABBAGE-Fancy. 81. so bu.:
No i. sld125 bu.
CELERY RooT-No. l. 75cd1
CHERRIES fancy 81 24-qusrt
crate; No. l, s3g35O, sour, fancy. s225;
cUcUMBERs-Faney. SIPS: No. 1. Use
asl I,s sq; No 2 csc. 49,. =.
crate
DiLL--io n SOC dozen punches
EGGPLANT-No. l. 81 5ONfI75 half bu
EGGS Large, $40 asa 70 IS 3O-dozen
case, small, 1925 g75.
GooSEBERRIES=Na-- -S91l2 80 24-a..-
crate
HEAD LETTucE--Fancy. sl.2s bu: No.
4, 65u soc bu; No. 2 As u soc bu
HUcKLEBERRIEs- !. S5.5oas "a.
KOHL RABi-No' 1. 25g ioc dor bch,.
LEEKS-No. J. 75caS1 don. behs
OKRA-No. L. Si25u1.5O s-lb basket.
q dax
hchs dry onions. No. l. s0c 81 50-lb.
sack: No. ?. 75c
PARSLEY 40 n soc doz bchs.
PARSLEY ROOT No. l. as n 55c bu
basket, not No /. 4Od soc No, 2, 3se.
PLuMS-NO l. S2n25O
POTATOES fancy. 81 25 bu No.
a. csc 81 10 bu No 2 soc bu
POULTRY Hens. Live. heavy breeds 20
2 &c 70. feghorns, rs \ 20c. br0iiers. heavy,
" &c 10 leghorns. zoo pc 10.
RADIsHEs--Re No. J. i0G soc dor.
eehs No: Csc long white, No. /. $50
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. No. l. $3.50
s25 A-qt crate red. fancy, SO; No. 1.
BBHIrsaRB1,No /, 25a9se eos Ochs
bu J; No 2 25c. table green squash. No.
= y I. Nu Italian. fa-rv. 81 peck bsks
No IS = soc No 2 SOC
0NE .fA COkN-fn ncN, 90cm 81 s-dOZ.
sack No. !. so n Use No ?. 40 n soc
.TOMATOES--Outdoor fancy SIPS IL
10 basket; No s5wsnr. ~ 2 soc:
dollhouse fancy, s225a2.so SO. 1. si75
~ No. 2, 81 so
:. TURNLPs No. l. 4oasoe aos behs.
VEGETABLE GREEvs-Ronaine 4oa
SOC bu. escarole No. J. 80 soc bu: en-
dive. fancy 81 So bu. No ! S1af25:
no. Use. sorrei As " SOC ou Swiss
chard. asa SOC bu kale i0ff soc bu
mustard No / t0ft csc bu. turnips No.
l. 5oTGoc bu. spinach No 1 90cm 81
bu No 2 Sl25 au leaf le'tuce No
]. 35 2 SOC bu collarfs No. ! IS soc bu.
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No I. s0cp
~ dor bchs
enc AGO
CHICAGO July 2s -JNSD BUTTER
ReFeipts, 3 500 tVhs market. steady;
score cars. 33ac extra hrsts 81 score.
33hcl nrsfs ssSq score % y n 32c;
specials g3 Tcnre. 2ffic
80 res-r'r7fs ~ T1fTf frxfTff
steady current receipts. 2fhc, fresh extra
hfsts. % u2Tc. fresh hrsts 26u2sAc.
dirties % IS c checks. %
LIVE POULTRY Market mostly steady;
t1rNrTv- f-4r ftr- nr-7T- frTzfrf r- iFEnDfs
hens i0ntShc. springers. ts1 22e broil.
srs. 1914 y ice ROSTERS, - y uitc. ducks.
geese. edi5e.