davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

APPLEs-wolf River. fancy. si9l.2'
bu. No. /, 65gs5c; No; 2; SOC Mcindosn
fancy 81 su No. 'iaG ygcasia SO Su
No. 2, Use bu.; Jonathan, fancy, sl.7s blu:
No. 1. s125T1.5o; No: 2 81: pehcious
fancy. 81 bu.; No. !, l.50@l.Io nu; NO
S9.,hs No s9y s ti2sy shows ~ Ss No. No.
Sln1.25; No. 2, Use.
BEANs-Lima beans. No. 1. H'75a:
ussnEETs-Fancy. 81 bu.; No. 1, 30a45'
dozen lunches; SO ~ 65c bu.
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. /, s3G3.oo 2A-qt
sRoecoLl-No. !, . sb2sss So. eut No. !,
4oc: red. No. /, so975c bu.; curly, No l.
'O cc,SVRR i /. bo9eoc doz. punches
soc q S1.25 bu. No. 2, use doz' ounches
&C ELECTROMAGNETIC, $50; No. /
SlaI25 bu.: No. 2, ooW75c. ,.n
cELERY-Fsncy. $50 soc; NO. l. cog
CELERY CABBAGE-Fancy. 81 bu.; NO
l. CELERY 1871 sRS gRsoioT-No. !. aa125.
DTLI.--40m 6oc dozen punches.
EGGsLHSr-TsIi;s 30 si{.SS so.dol case
medium 81 so a IL; small. 50: 80 n 10.
oNIoNs-Greenx No. J. 40 soc do Nn
dry SniSa' ., fsneyN og gsc No
PARsNIPs-No. 1, soc qsl'2o; NO. q
PARSLEY RooT--No. /, 4ogeoe ou.
PARSLEY-No. 1, $50 soc doz ocns
PEARS No. !, si.5o12 bu.; NO. .
PEPPERS Green. No. /. 5oaT5c ou;
red. No. 1. 90 q e0c bu; No. 2, SOC ou' REQ
sweet. No /, 500 s0c ou: NO. q DUG ho''
| No l. so n pOc: No. 2, soc
PIMIENToEs--No. I, s0qeoe ou; NO
PoULTRY-He Hens. live. heavy breeds. Is
/ d 2Oc 10 leehorns. u n iec III; hroiers'
heavy. n a23c. leghorns. isp zoe
I ,POTATOES-Fancy, NH 10 on No i,
/ T51 sSc. No. q soc
PUMPKINS 4 600 soc. ou,
lbohs, NO q sc; long white. No l, Ioe
dor bchs: horse. No. l. 75cnN PIX oskt
RUTABAGAs-No. /, 5oa75c bu
soUAsH--Huobard. No: !; 20 q soc
Table Queen squash, No. L. oOuooei no
2. SOC; Italian, No. /, o3dsoc PIX oskti
No. q soc; Delicious, No. !. 50m75c pu
ToMAToEs-No. /. s2g2.oo bu; No. q
81 bu. - 81.
| VEGETABLE CREENs-Romaine, No
Ii, 500 Use bu; escarole, No. l, so % CSC bu
endive, No. /, Sifi.25 bu; No. 2, 75c
kohl-rabi No 1, $50 SOC doz bchs; sorrei
lNo l. aOM soc bu; swiss chsrd 40u 5Os
lhu, kale, No 4, 4Od soc bu; collards. No
IL. gOff50c bu. mustard, No. ], 35d i5'
lhu: head lettuce, No. 4, 15eusl; NO.
soc leaf lettuce, No. I. 500 75c bu; leeks
No !. 80 n Use dez eohss spinach, No j
VEGETABLE oYsTERs--No. 4. ecia la'
wkTERMEJoNs-No. /. eoa7sc bu
mo. z, soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Irregular Tone
Rules in Early
Stock Dealings
Westinghouse. Case
Edge Upward as
U. S. Steel Declines

NEW YORK. Oct %. n The
stock market showed mixed tone
at the opening today, following
modest uptuIns in the last two
sessions. Changes were fractional
and trading was slow.
Westinghouse picked up small
fraction on a turnover Of 5000
shares. Minor gains were also
chalked up by Atchison, J. ]. Case,
Yellow Truck, Boeing and Good
year.
On the downSide arlY were
American Can, Anaconda. General
Electric. Pennsylvania, Sears and
United States Steel.
General Motors held al the pre-
vious closing level other firm
spots were Radio, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey, Southern Pacific,
Briggs, and New York Central.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.%uNS)--
Wheat opened nc TO 1c lower to-
day, corn NC TO iac off and oats
&c to %c of.
WHEAT - December. Sl.l6;
May. $1.20Is a 1905; j u ! "
$121A GL21A.
CORN--December, Toe; May,
s1Es a 82hc: July. SAC. A
OATS-December, 47% a Al &c;
May, 50Sc; July, 4S7s a ACC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
More Skepticism

Other products costing three
figures and requiring critical
metals and other materials are
also regarded with some meas
ure of skepticism because Sub
stitutes" have had to be re-
sorted to. The price trend has
been upward. Furthermore, ex-
ira excise taxes have been
levied.
So there was more or less
anticlpatory purchasing in these
fields.
Washington's constant warn
ings that individuals and FAM
4 lies should save money now in
order to be prepared to meet
their income tax bills next
March, and that il is patriotic
10 save for investing in United
States defense bonds, may have
had some restraining influence
spendingwise.
Perhaps, too, the many dire
predictions that terrific depre-
sion and unemployment will fol-
low the declaration of peace and
the consequent cessation of war
buying, have instilled rather
widespread caution, especially
among the families who have
suffered severely during recent
depression years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
g. f Declares
Sc Dividend

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. Is.
General Electric Company has
declared a dividend of 35 cents,
payable December-20 to stock of
record November Ia. Previous pay
ment was 1.-THE same amount on
October Is.
Directors will consider at their
next meeting on November % the
matter of declaring another divi-
dend, payable in January, 1912,
thus re-establishing the former
custom of paying dividends when
declared in January. April. July
and October. Accordingly. unless
circumstances change, the COM
pany says there will be no divi-
dend paid in December. 1912, De-
|cember dividends having been
started in 1886 because of the ne
'cessities of the undistributed earn
|ings tax which is no longer in
effect.
The current declaration brings
total payments for this year to
Sf.40 against $L85 paid in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Detroit Produce
Michig

APPLES-Michigan Blu. crts. u. q. No
], 2Is in. min. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. sl.5oa1s5. according to color;
fair. $1.25Gl.35: Jonathans, 81 asa 1,35t
Delicious $3.50; Rhode Island Greetings
siMl10: Northwestern Greetings, 81
Shows. Si.10: wageners. e0e n 81; Northern
spys. 3-in. min. $50; Kings. Sin. min,
81 10; Poor, 3-ia. min, si.i5; Wolf Rivers
s;ini min. 81 eS; Sktss o. vs. s. mo NO, H. !,
boxes Red Delicious and Delicious X Fancy
sss-le3s. s242.25; Fancy s4s-ioos. si.sc
cRxNBERRIEs - Massachusetts u Dbl.
boxes Early Blacks and Late Reds. $3.25.
CARRoTs--Ios Angeles crates doz..
ssas.io; idaho. S.; idaho. don. SAG
CELERY Michigan punches dor
stalks, a0c; Michigan Pascal 2s-in. crates,
3-3h doI., S22o; Cub crates California
cUcuHBERs-Forida bu. bkts. Fancy
GRAPEs-california Display Tugs Thomp-
son seedless. 81. 65g2. according 10 size
and pack; Tokays, 81 .30g 1. so, mostly 81. IS
li. 80; White Malagas, sL35; Rioiers,
81 IS a 2 rs, according TO pack,
JUICE GRAPEs-california hugs zinfan-
dels, rs lbs, 81, 400 so; Muscats, as lbs.
50 lbs and heavier $50 8i75
G1E-Ls ~ CThttts lItDtTk Iypts
California, Salinas watsonviiie district. 8
dozen. s3.25H3.75; 4 dozen. s3n3.7s.
mostly x3H3.50; Idaho, 5 dozens, $325i 9
81 504275.
LEAF LETTUcE-ohio, dollhouse. lob.
baskets, $50 40c.
oNIoNs-6o-Ib. sacks. Sweet Spanish. u.
s. No. /, 3-inch and larger Utah. sl.iO:
Idaho, s1.10a1.20; fair, 81 2-3-inch sire.
Sl.15nl.20. few Si.25; Michigan. U. s. No.
1. Yellows. 7o-soes 2-inch and nrger, si.2o.
few Si.15; "a Inch up. S1.10.
PoTAToEs-l00-lb. sacks: Idaho Russet
Burbanks, u, 8 No. 1. washed, 22oa
2 35 lob sacks, asa acc; u. S. CONNER
cials, 10O-lb. sacks. 81 so: Maine, 1oo-lb.
sacks, U. s. No. 1, Katahdins. So; I5-ib.
paper sacks. u. s. No 1. Katahdins, sac
U. s. No. /, Cobblers. sl.25;
$500 so; Katshdins, $3.50 u
/. so; Russet~ Rurals. x1.20g1.25.
RUTABAGAs-Canada 50-lb. sacks,
waxed. 7oc,
sHALLoTs--Nothng offered.
ToMAToEs-Ohio hothouse, s-lb. bas-
kets. mediums. s0m soc; cartons. 1o-lb. re-
packs. California. Csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
90 Custer Soldiers
To Be Dinner Guests

FORT CUSTER. Oct. 25.--
Home cooking and the intimacy
of a family table is in store to-
morrow for group of 80 Fort
Custer soldiers who will visit in,
the homes of residents OF fly Il
cities in this area. y
The men. invited by families In
these communities, will be picked
up at the Service Club and driven
to the various homes. Twenty
four will go 10 Coldwater. 10 10
Marshall. 6 TO Three Rivers. Ia 10
Albion. and 36 10 Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Marine News
DETROIT

Neutrality-suspicious. arrived : .. N.
Friday Shasta. 3:i0; Davis arrived $50;
MoAlpine, 3:55; Dahlke cleared t:l5; su-
mstrs, Sis; covali. e:a5: Cornell 8: Cal,
$40; Verona. $50; Paisley, 1910; Cole,
ii:35; Watson. II 40; Emperor. 1880
a. m. saturday; Sweden, i2:i5: clssns
I 80; Ferris. 49, Mcfarland, / 40; cys-
nus. f55; All Smith arrived 3:20: uhrts.
Lsketon, 4;9o; Ben Ford arrived $40:
Maunalos. $40: Way, $50; Townsend
5:35; oakwood cleared e;2o; Hosfora.
6:55. J. c. Williams. Z; J. G. Wallace. 7;
Glenelg arrived Z; James-Maida arrived
DOWN Saunders Jt. $40 .. m. NJ
day; Glenelg. cleared 3,l5; Corey, 3:45;
$40; King. cleared $50; couneaut ar
rived s.; Dow Chemical 5:iO J. L. Rebs.
$40; Mead cleared 5:35; Bsrlow-F olcroii.
W. Robinson. Tcmii1son. 7:so' Adris,ie.
a. Barkhsmstssd- Constitution cleared $50;
Westmount $50. Cowle sarnian. 1910;
Fontans, 1888! ssnsibsr. cleared ii;5o:
PARK, Rs.olpt.. Ia:2o; Irene Allen iaisS;
Hanna Jr.. i;.o; L. W. Mi, cleared 2;
La ssil. 2;a9; Osborne. t;a'; German IsT
Marsha, 7:i5;l German, cleared sos; Dali
sAULTE STE. MARIE
UP-C. u. Dunlap, Ziesing, $3.50 o. m.
Friday; Trimble, o; d. b. Gillies. $50;
3: J. Murphy. Magma, Thos. Walters.
1890; Steel King, IL; sylvania. w. y.
White. II 30; Myron Taylor, W. D. crsw-
ford, p m: a Hindman. Hutonic. A. S.
Sir W. Fairbairn, smeaton, 4; J. J. Hnl,
Fritz, 8; b Y. Anieck ID. o., Mills. Y. A.
8. Clarke. A. r. Nettleton. o; Amazon.
Il. @. Schubert, r. r. Ranney, $50; Jay
Morse, 1880; Crete, T. A. q, Widener,
Humsriek. Lakeinaha. g. d. j. Morrell.
$50: A. NJ. Ferbert. Colonel. Q; A. To
Heekin, A. c. Dinkey, 10; l.. c. Smith
1880; AlgGen. Vega, A. A. Augustus.
Wait. J: ' W. & Richsrd.on, '' EIlwoS S (:
p. stackhouse, s.: Brockton Lebanon, r.
,; Wsllses. $50; Y; shirs.. sac; z.
Riehardson, 1850. Princeton. Q.
4 DOWN. -wiliis King. 1870 q. m. JFridsyi
Bertyton. Corvus. Assiniboia 10: Cam.
bris, y. T. Weir. 1890; H. r. Joues
IL 30; Gov. Miller. 1890 y. m D. =.
Rcndrick W j. Filbeu Dunn JT.. $50:
Penohscot. Queen CITY. $50. J. a Hat.
Acid, s. W A. b wolvtr, NJ. }, Bartelme.
W. r. Whit. Z Grand Issrdi 1850 J W.
Gates. s, w v. stifel L. upsoa $40,
o! ". W. smith, 10; Lshlinsn.
Alfred, 1890 Robert j.. midnight. N. n.
600 Hsnaloek, .w.secnesh. So y:
Massey, o: II. Robbins. $50; J. Y,
Davidson, lao.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Calhoun Board
Refuses to0ust
|2We|fareAides
Ignore State Threats
TO Cut OF Funds
After December |

BATTLE CREEK. Oct. 25.-.
Members of~tte Calhoun County
Board of Supervisors indicated to-
day they had no intention of dis.
missing two members of the
county welfare board. .despite
state threats that relief funds
would be cut off unless the men
were removed.
The two members of the board
ordered released are Harold +.
Leenhouts and William f. Nor
gan. both of Battle Creek. The
order came as a result of an alter
cation between the state and local
welfare officials over the distri-
button of surplus commodities TO
the County Infirmary at Marshall.
A report adopted by the board
last June and prepared by its wei
fare committee absolved them of
any blame in the distribution and
that neither had any intent iof
wrongdoing. The state commits
sion said il had dismissed Ave .of
its men involved in the affair and
would cut off aid after December
l unless the county followed suit.
Supervisors in session yesterday
said privately that the state Rad
no jurisdiction over the admins
tration of local policies merely
because il contributed $4,000 a
year" Last Friday LeeHheats
was appointed to another three
year term. while Morgan's term Is
not up until 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Campbell, Wyant Net
Ahead Of Last Year

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.--Campbell
IWyant & Cannon Foundry Com
pany reports for the nine months
ended September 80, net profit
of S537,6 after provision oil
1929, 1874 for federal income tax
and S25S,453 for excess profits tax.
Net is equal to $1.56 share and
compares with net income oil
1892 ,476 or $1.13 a share in the
1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Reverses Idea Of buy Now. Pay Late"

opportunities for the alert at every turn Of the
wheels of business Although the SPAB ruling against the
of materials for non-defense housing seems upseng to many
Loan League that of the nation
sivey urge public saving to buy home after
thereabous Reversing the idea OF
buy pay later the phase of boom in industrial
induce benefcares OF the great In
dustrial activity ito pay now and buy later -
This could be employed by industries
making mechanical goods which been down
by prortes They could appeal flush workers to buy out
deferred delivery market prices
prevailing of durable goods which currently
in sbnormal supply a technique would help individuals
who are sufficiently self disciplined without outside aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Some encouragement

From the fundamental eco-
nomic viewpoint, ii is encour-
aging rather than discouraging
that there are symptoms of re-
straint, forethought, saving
among the millions of workers
benefitting from the war-blown
boom. Certainly there is need
for lot Of saving to meet the
staggering expenditures now be-
ing incurred by the government.
Such a course, il generally
followed, will tend to keep in
fiation within bounds.
On the other hand, should the
majority. OF people go to non
spending extremes, hard times
and wholesale unemployment
naturally would return.
We don't want that.
copyrishi, 1871. by B, {. Forbe,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Asks Whether Company Can Be Oversold

Perhaps Alfred Staehe of the McCraw- organization had
whether busl
ness could really Recognizing that under
conditions hand exceed immediate
capacity deliveries Saehe asks whether company
prospects
fully understand the benefits to them OF the conf
panys products and services
not be able to meet the cur
temporary But submit that that does not con-
your selling job Is done You and both
countless where order has been placed
he could meet deliveries better than
oversold Is not sold"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Paper Firm Seeks OK
On New Bond Issue

- NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cham-
pion Paper & Fibre Company has
notified the New York Stock Ex-
change that IL proposes to hold a
meeting November II of its pre-
ferred and common stockholders
seeking authorization for a new
issue of SS.500,000 first mortgage
bonds and $4,000. 900 OF cumulative
convertible preferred stock. II is
10 be offered through w. f. Hut.
ton and Company and Goldman
Sachs and Company as principal
Underwriters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Public Debt Twice Size in First World War

Already the terrible naonary processes Of the last eight
bghted American business both capital and
prise Already the spirit of dependence work relief and
social security have blghed American labor Already we
public debt the of the first World War
Note too that this banker makes suggestion that in
would the blight of initiation What
proposes Is to blight rather than later All the world
proposals the huge debts
piled during the last eight and lower standards
of living while do it, Is that any less terrible blight
than what he fears?
What he must have in mind is for all of to take
payable 59cent dollars Later will
further "devauation and will payment say
Accent dollars Will that avoid the blight imitation?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Restrictions Affect Acquisition Of Goods

and ALLEGATIONS of necessarily restrict the
of exchange his dollars Tor Whatever
he desires But should be borne in mind that all OF the re-
scons acquisition tangible property various types
of ephemera comfort goods; there
against individual freedom to acquire intangbes
namely stocks mortgages life insurance. and loan
shares
To acquires such intangibles
Tesevng OF his current income for use IN
time when there will be restrictions on the
things and time when cancellation OF arma-
may make jobs and worker income precarous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

Lesris Haney
Challenges Eccles'
Plan on Initiation

other day a certain prominent banker made state
the effect that in this must suffer reduced
standard of iving-al of He went to that this
necessary order avoid he called "the
terrible blight of nfaon This blight said he would wipe
capitalism
These statements and the implications back of them challenge
careful attention
effectively for total must make sacrifices and reduce
living standards be little question That state
made in this column long time was made
administration certain bankers still suggest
could business usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
.MNloney-0rder Thief
Starts Prison Term

For embezzling S7,154 from the
st. Clair Shores postal station
where he was employed. John Z.
Earnhardt Jr.. "a today started
a term OF rs months in federal
prison after sentence by Federal
Judge Frank a. Picard. Earnhardt
stole money-order funds and fled
the city, being finally caught in
Seattle. Wash. with S5.045 in his
possession. He said he had wanted
10 see the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

the second statement however questions
begin arise avoid imitation? Is imitation
necessarily a terrible bight?"
In my judgment will not and cannot avoid imitation
We have Imitation now are gong 10 nave more OF IT. ao
spending and overborrowng tYou should note
secretary agriculture that farm prices should
not be fixed and that all the politicians that the price OF
labor should be xed Just ask yourself who going
pay debt plinsu the rate of billion dollars
month?
But, in this thought is not bad II seems.
need that imitation should become OF
blight" than 1t has already BEEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Implies Threat as to "Wpine Out Capitalism

"yviping capitalism" he implies threat He al
Kick in businessmen and and investors
social climbers will YOU II you won't the
government will"
forges what his government has already done to
capitalism, He that capitalism good for
gives II bureaucracy to profits
prise from invested capital who what left
of capitalism!
And will have bear the responsibility for this blight
be Hoover this The banker have been quoting
is Mariner s Ecces O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
NJ. 8. Rukeyser
NJ. s. RMkeyser
Far-Sighted Firms
Building fOr. Future

In place of the dismal depression sign mo Help Wanted
of materials and unable to NIL ORDERS
legend reading: mo Customers Wanted"
Shorsghted the basic going concern value in
heres in having a loyal clientele.
In the present emergency when the requirements OF gov
merchandising advertising the good will OF
toners though temporarily not feasible to continue
the flow of goods them
business at this time well ALLEVIATE
will built painsakingy through the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
PITTSBURGH


New York and wholesale nonfetroui
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: Spot 90 per cen
tin. nominal; New York, So 90; future tin
$500; lake grade copper, delivered Mid
west. IL; electrolytic spot. smelter,l II
casting copper, Ills; st. Louis lead, 5. 10
st. Louis zinc. s.25; New York antimony
IA: virgin aluminium. IS.
Cost OF straits imports, az as Thurs
days copper sales, 7,77s tons. Export
copper. i1.25; resale, IL. Free sterlini
exchange. S4.03h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Dividends

Coty. Inc, declared dividend
of % cents. payable December 2,
to stock of record November Is.
Previous payment was the same
amount on May 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Oct. 24.--(INs)
ceipts IL, 500 market 10c lower. holdovers
900; top. 5000; bulk. s10aIo 40
heavies. s10d 10. so. mediums. $40. 10 a
1880; lights. Sl0a 10. 40; light lights, 81. n
40; packing sows. $3.50 d 10; pigs. 50 q
CATTLE-Reeeipts LOO; market steady
Calves: Receipts 500: market steady; beef
steers, choice, il.50al2-75; medium
IS, 80 a IL so; yeariings, Se912.s5 butchers
heifers. IS q so; cows, s7ds.75: bulls,
$500 10; calves. s7m14 so; feeders. $50
II. so; stockers. steers. $s912; cows and
heifers, S650II075
sHEEP-Receipts 3, 900: market steady:
lambs. s1l.50n12 common, $3.50 AL. so:
yeariings, ssme.75; ewes, BIS q 81 so; feed
ers, $l1I so.
PTTTsBuRGH
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24.-UNS)--CAT.
LE-Receipts. rs: slow: steers, choice.
Sill 50H II So medium to good, S10d11. so;
common. s7.25me.25 heifers. medium "a
good ss0e; common, So. 50d7.50 cows,
medium TO good. s6.5017: Gamers and cut
tiers. 81 so n $50; bulls. good TO choice.
SO sou TO- common to medium. S6.25G 8. so.
HOGS Receipts $50; steady: -1sO
lbs. $40 so NJ 10 SIS; 1s0-220 lbs. Sl0.659
10. rs; 220-250 lbs, 5000 n 1918 2502e0
lbs. SO. rs n So 100-i5O lbs. Sl0d 10. 40
roughs, SeTe.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Heminway Compan,

declared a dividend of 20 cents on
common, payable November Is, to-
stock of record November /. Paid
the same amount August Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.--Prices OF
the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the OPEN
ing TODAY were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Otis Steel Company has declared
Detroit Poultry

Msrkst steady. Hens. 8 lbs. and up. 1sc,
up. lac: cocks. ~ 3itc; rock sprinssrS'
iec; rock broilsrs up 10 az lbs, 32c: leg.
norm spfinsers. lie; young hen turkeys, 10
lbs and up, 7sc; young tom turkeys, 10
lbs, 2lc: ducks, white. 5 lbs and up. i5c .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

Monsanto Chemical Company third quar-
ter net income was 81 .673, 921 or I.1e q
share on common, against adjusted earn
ings equal to 81 cents on common In the
1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Argo Oil CORPORATION declared

Arg0 OIL Corporation declared
an extra dividend OF Is cents and
a dividend of. IS cents, both pay
able November IS, TO stock Of
record October ". Previous pay
ment was Is cents on May Is.
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United States Playing Card

Cuitcu Sthtts Ehyink Ndru
Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of so cents on COM
mon, payable Jan. 1. 1912, 10 stock
of record Dec. 16, 1871.
Quaker State OIL Refining Cor
poration declared a dividend of as
cents. payable December Is. to
stock of record November 2S. This
brings dividends authorized this
year to 81, against so cents in
1910.
General Steel Castings Corpora
ton declared a dividend of $3.50
on Sc preferred, payable November
10, TO stock of record November 3.
This is the first payment since
Sl.50 was paid on July /, 1881.
Parker Pen Company declared
an extra dividend OF so cents and
a regular quarterly dividend of Is
cents on common. both payable
December /. to stock of record
November Is.
Otis Steel Company has declared
IA dividend of S275 on convertible
$3.50 first preferred, payable De-
.cember is, to stock of record
December l. This represents the
quarterly dividends accrued March
ID and June Is, 1910. A dividend OF
a like amount was paid September
Is. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

tnited states Industrial Alcohol Com
pany and subsidiaries report for the six
months ended September 80 net profit OF
Asoo,Otl@ after federal income taxes OF
S553. 33T, reserve OF S250 600 for contln-
gencles, etc. Net n equal TO sac q share
on 376s shares. This compares with
$500 65l, or % cents a. share on apf, 73e
shares for the six months ended sept. 20.
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Detroit Stock Market

N IN
xe.sh. o. Of
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The following Is a statement Of
October %, showing the
decrease since October 49,
ASSETS
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Insplration Consolidated Copper Company
reports for the nine months ended Septem-
Der 80 a net profit of 81 ,66i 100. before
depletion equal 10 s1Ai q share, against
81. 3s3. 400. or si.i5 share In the 1910
period.