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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Retail Sales
Hold Steady

Retail sales halted their forward
trend this week with merchants
reporting volume about even with
the preceding Seven-day period,
says Dun e. Bradstreet, Inc.
Some attributed this slowing
down to the SOLDERING effect publ
cation of the new income tax rates
had upon consumers.
Compared with the same 1910
week. however. sales increases
average about 20 per cent. In some
lines, notably mems wear. gains as
high as 80 per cent were reported
for the month TO date. Shirts
sweaters and jackets have beer
particularly good sellers, the latter
two in spite of warm weather.
The wholesale situation remains
from Taste week.. Vol
ume is at least 35 per cent above
the same week last year and col
lections are better. Inability TO fill
orders is the chief complaint of
wholesalers and rationing is being
resorted 10 in some. items, particu-
larry in the hardware line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Hit by Priorities

What has already dealt deadly
blows. what will deal far, more
blows al little business
The arbitrary high-handed
blind application Of priori,ies
the impetuous denial Of raw ma
terialS 10 more than half Of all
the manufacturing plants in
America. tho action OF army and
navy officials in commanding or
encouraging big corporations
awarded contracts 10 rcquiSitIon
Immediately the total tonnage Of
raw materials involved even
though tho total amount could
not possibly be used for six or
nine months
II is not the duty n uniformed
officers 10 stop 10 ask what
effect their action may have
upon our economy. upon civilian
employment, upon the national
well being.
But il is the duty Of the PreSi-
dent OF the United States. the
duty OF the administration, the
duty Of Congress 10 view and
study our national interest as a
whole. 10 curb infection Of need
less distress upon business. in
dustry employment - from
which, after all our national
strength, and taxes. derive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

The whole future Of this coun-
try is At stake.
Crush small businesses and
many large businesses all over
the land. by denying them ma
terials. StreW the continent with
unemployment, and what would
be the social. the political 10
say nothing of the financial con-
sequences ?
Our present pattern OF society
would he dangerously revolu-
Ationized The way would be
paved for governmental regi-
, mentation. dictation, imperilling,
IL not uShering in the death
knell, Of private enterprise. here
tofore the fountain-head Of
Americas progress, prosperity,
wealth, might
Washington must have priori-
ties handled by experienced men
OF broad enonomic vision. must
bring far more plants into the
defense picture. must ameliorate
wholesale dismissal Of wage
earnerS.
Even defense should he gov
erned by reason. by economic
and social craftsmanship.
Copyright, 1871, ~ p. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Louis TO Fight
AtCuster, OCT. ;
Time. stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Sept. 20.-Joe
Louis will be fighting for the
United States army next month
when he reports at Fort Custer
October 3-the date scheduled b.
the post morale office for an eX.
|hibition bout Louis promised local
soldiers.
Mai. Harry Z. Cooper, post
morale officer, said that Louis
tentatively had agreed to partici-
pate in a bout here on that date,
but that his opponent had not yet
been named. On the same program
will be Tony Yale, middleweight
champion.
Both will furnish their own OPP
position. II is expected that sew
eral of the posts fighters who
competed recently in the local
tournament will appear on tn e
same card.
Although previously the public
has been invited to attend enter
ltainmentS given in the post, Ma
lor Cooper said that the wide
spread interest in the affair would
lnecessitate its restrict ion to
soldiers and the press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Farmers Market

APPLEs-wolf River. fancy. Naf2
bu No. !. $50 SIC; No ?, soc Wealthy.
fancy, 81 IS bu No. /, e0cdsl IS, No. 2
81 asa so; No. 2. 75c bu. Elber,ss. NJ
a. sI25d175 bu Greetings. No. /. 81 2
oU.: Jonathan. No /. 81 IS bu
cRABAPPLEs--No. ]. 81 25ai75 bu.
BEANs-Gr.en. fancy. si75 bu.; No. I
slal. 50; No. 2. 75c wax, fancy, 50 bu.
No. I. 81 25 It's: No. 2. 75c; Kentuck
beans. No. / 81 5Oq2 bu.; Lima beans
No. /. 50 1913; No. q 50 hu.
BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu. No. /. 80 q so
BLAcKBERRlEs-No. /. s3a35O "a
cABBAGE-No. /. soa7sc bu; No. ?
soc red No ! 500 75c
cANTALoUPEs-No. /. sI0l5o; Nc
cARRoTs-Fancv soc dor bchs No
/. $50 i5c. socgsl IS bu. No. 2, Csc doz
ochs T5c bu
cAuLirLowER- Fancy. 81 so bu.; No
!, 81 IS ou. No. ?, TIC bG
cELERY-Fsncy. 35afoc No. /. IS q
SOC No 2 loa ?oe d91 eohs
CELERY ROOT No. 1. 2saIso.
cUcuMBEKs- No sloers sio $
Z
DILL ~ y soc doz. bchs
EGGPLAST--No ! 40 ~ SOC. bu
EGGS-Large. xl2 n - So 30-doz case
medium. sil1 II so. small. 50 25ae.75
GRAPEs-No l, is52lc 4-q,. basket
oKRA@No, i, socasi s.lb basket; No
"a, SOC
oNIoNs-Green. No. ]. 45a5sc dor
bchs.i dry onions fancy. 81; No. ]. sin
IS Sob. sack; No. 2, 75c; pieklin'
onions. fancy. $3.50 5o-lb. sack; No. i
81 so. No. 2, 81
PARsLEY-No. !. Na5oe.
PARSLEY ROOT-No !. 40T SOC
PARsNIPs-No. /. 81 251l bu No
PEAcHEs-Hss fancy nas75 bu
No. 1. 81 3oq2 bu liberia No. !. s1.5(
PEARs-Fancy. s2a2 2s; No. !, 81 25a
! SIS No. ?. 75e 81
QuINCE-No. /, 81 50 bu.
PEPPERS OR cen No l. goa soc ba
No. sial % hu red, sweet No. !
$l1 IS bu No 2 75c
PIMENTos-No. Z. SidI IS bu
PLuMs-Fsney, 81 bu., No. /. si.25a
/ IS: No. 2 81 bu.
PRUNEs-No. /. 81 bu.
PoTAToEs-Fsney siGilo bu.: No. /
81 . s0c bu. No. 2. soc bu.
oULTRY-Hsus. live heavy breeds p
a22c u leghorn.. 17alsc: oroilsrs
pthNNr ~ ~ @1c 10 lknpfnft leH &c 10.
PUMPKiNs-No. ] SOC soc.
RADIsHEs-Red. No. l. IS sc dor
hohs No 2. Csc long white. No ! 351
soc dor. bchs.; horse. No. /. sig125 PIX
bskt
RAsPBERRfEs-Blsek. No. /. $3.50
a rs 2i-qt. crate.
RUTABAGAs-No. ], $50 s5c bu
sQUAsH-summer. No. I $50 soc !:
bu No 2. 25c Hubbard. No |. 50 75c
Table Queen squash, No. l. ssh s5c No
?. soc; Italian. No. /. SIS soc peck bskt
No. 2, sos, Delicious, No. !. 75c Q 81 bu.
No. ? soc.
SWEET coRN-No. /. asa soc; No. 2
25c dor. sack
ToMAToEs-Fancy Si5OG2 bu. No. /
soc pN.2S bu.; No. 2 so q 75c bu.
TURNIPS-No. /. IS soc don. bchs.
rs a e0c 3D.. No. 2 6Sc.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romains No 1
80 n p0c bu.; escarole. No. 1, 40g6Sc bu.
endive. No /. s0ca<i.15 bu.; No. 2. 75c
kohlrabi No. I. $50 soc doz. bchs. sorrel
No. l. 35Q5 SOC bu., Swiss ehard, IS n so,
bu.: kale. No. /. 900 soc bu.; musta ard
No. /, t0d SOC hu.. turnps No. ]. 75c a
10 bu: 35d SOC dor. bchs: spinach
No. !. 9Oc a N.25 bu. d.: No. ? 75c bu heat
lettuce No. 1. eoc hu. leaf lettuce. No. l
so n 75c bu.: collards. No. I. IS a soc bu
leeks No. /. 50u75c doz bchs
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. go O IS,
don. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
plan Synthetic
Rubber Plant

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 90
Hycar Chemical Company, which
is jointly owned by B. F. Good
rich Company and Phillips Petro-
leum Company, plans to build a
new S2.750,000 synthetic rubber
plant adjoining the present Good
rich Company "koroseal' factory
now under construction here at a
cost of over 81 100000
The new plant is TO be con-
structed under lease agreement
with the Defense Plant Corpora
ton and will make synthetic rub
Der from petroleum derivatives.
Initial capacity will be 10000 long
tons annually.
The type Of synthetic TO be
manufactured at the new Louis
VILE plant is used for de-lcerS and
bullet-Sealing gas tanks for air
planes, tireS betting and nodded
goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hushsl crates
w.slthys. y No l. 52,.lneh, minimum
minimum. sii0Gi1S. Wolf Rivers. 3-inct
minimum poe: Jonathans % inch mini.
mum T5c Wsgeners. ~ Inch minimum
ssq soc. virgins. eastern crates. 2,
hushel. donations l. 8 No. l. AZ inch
N minimum, 81 IS. - -bushsl boxes face anc
hll pack. Y S. No. Delicious. 3.inei
and up 81 90
CRANBERRIEs- Mssssohuscts. Cap,
Cod = barrel boxes 50 i3H325.
CELERY Michigan. lunches dozer
stalks parchment wrapper, 35c; squares
LETTUCE. A. crates. Iceberg type
California. Salinas -Wsisonvilis district
dozens. generally good Ia good quality
- SOG IS ordinary quality. t3d325. 4
dozens 81 so IS fair. 50 25n3to.
ONIONS 50-lb. sacks, Sweet spanish. Y
3. No. l, 3-inch and larger. Washington
81 20ai25 Idaho. SiIsa 20: Idaho. U
8. No. / Whites Sc, 2-inch and larger
81 s56I 70. Michigan. e. 8. No. 1. Ysllows
7o-s0e, 2-inch and larger. 81 few csc
z.inch and larger sin1.i0; L. s No. /
Whites. 70es 2-inch and larger $40. rs
10. sacks white Boilers. sScasi. io.ib
sacks, medium YelloWs. Csc; boxes. approx
mstely Is lbs. Picklsrs. 81 90.
PEARS California box Bartletts. 81 2
63.35; lug Bsr,let,s. s3.15a3 3s; Mchi
4. cold storage stock q. Inch minimum
81 so; Pinch minimum, Sl.75, % In mini
mum. 81 %.
- PEACHES--Mi Michigan bushsi crates II
srtas, u. 8 No. l. 3-inch minimum. colo
korage stock according To condition. 81 n
Is -, -. ;
2 so. bushel hamper 81 IS
POTATOES iO0-lb. sacks Idaho Russo
Burbanks q. s. No. ], 3Oc, or more II
ounces and larger. 50 23a2 90. lob
n sacks 81 sOd2 i00-lh. sacks Oregon
Triumphs T. s. No. l washed. 81
Michigan cobblers and Chippewa Y. s
tiI0n1i5
RUTABAGAs Canada Sold, sacks, 8!
o7sc
SWEET PoTATOES-B ushsi crates Y
q No I Porto Ricans. LOUISIANA. 81 50
few. Sif5. Texas 81 506 $50: Ordinary
20 fair quality SIPS; Tennessee bushe
Itlfcr cRkpFs-csiifornis Tugs Yin
fsndels IS lbs. $3.50 = las. IS lbs, 81 q
dl.45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Past Experience Suggests an Eventual Revolt

Second middle which will probably
suffer from increased burdens Many mddleclass people
accepted wholly part These will
become critical
sIrtax $1,000 incomes rises 10 13
S4000S6000 To be becomes II cent
S50OOOO0 year. the existing such huge incomes 70
cent
Third Of the including and local
will OF total This extremely
load be borne democracy Past experience suggests
eventual revolt against il.
has been forced accept
Byrds providing
nondeense spending This mark the end
of the philosophy of pumppriming and deficit financing which
the of New Deal would the end
government merely represents "havenots order to
give them security expense of the HAYES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Stock Market
Continues Weak
In. Early Trade
Most Leaders Incur
Minor Losses on
Light Turnover

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The
stock market continued easier at
the opening today. as most lead
ers extended yesterdays fair
sized declines. Trading was slow
Price changes generally were
extremely small
Minor losses included those in
General Motors, Chrysler, United
States Steel, Anaconda. Union
Carbide, Southern Pacific. Sears
and Roebuck. United States Rub
ber Consolidated Edison, Allied
Chemical and Deere and Co.
Some stocks bucked the trend
American Can stood out with ar
overnight advance Of point
Kennecott, General Electri C
A merican Telephone. Interna-
tional Harvester and Standard Oil
of New Jersey were up fractions.
Initial prices: Bethlehem 68. I'M
changed; United States Steel SOS
off a.; General Motors 40h. off
IA; Chrysler STA. off u; Ana
conda 277s, off -; Kennecott 81
up y; General Electric 32as, up
Il; New York Central u, un-
changed; Standard OIL of New
Jersey 42a4, up Is; Consolidated
Edison 17h,, off "a; United States
Rubber 264, off IS, and Sears
Roebuck IA rs, off Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Forbes
Washington Should
Aid. Not lniure.
Lille Business
BY b. C. FORBES

/. Washington should have not
one objective but two detectives:
In addition to striving TO aid
democratic victory abroad, il
should give profound considera-
ton TO averting economic and
employment defeat at home.
Most bureaucrats now in
places of arbitrary power have
had little or no business expert
ence, have never had TO worry
over filling pay envelopes. have
scant grasp of the essentially
of making il possible for bust
ness and industry. especially our
vast number OF small concerns
10 keep going, TO provide work
for breadwinners.
And. of course. they regard
the earning of profits as of not
even secondary Importance
never stopping. the neophyteS,
10 ask whence comes the billions
OF TAX money necessary 10 MAN.
tain the government.
Unless Washington bestirs IL
self. the black outlook is Jhat
many. many thousands Of minor
employers will he "prioritied"
out of business. into bankruptcy,
and their workers thrown on the
street.
Thus far, little more than lip
service has been rendered the
hundreds Of thousands Of small
concerns which have constituted
such a vital part OF our success
fully functioning economy which
have given the United States a
sturdy middle-class. which have
been the very lifeblood of many
communities
Action is overdue.
Solution OF the problem must
60 deep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Approve Merger
With Financed

CHICAGO, Sept. 20. - Stock
holders of Utility and Industrial
Corporation at a special meeting
in Wilmington. Del, have ap-
proved a merger with General
Finance Corporation by SUBJ
stantial margin, according to
Il. *. Macdonald. president of
Utility and Industrial Corpora
ton.
Macdonald explained that on
September Is a stakeholder OF
Utility and Industrial filed suit in
Wilmington courts seeking to
.enjoin the meeting and the rner-
ger. The court on September II
entered a temporary Injunction
restraining contamination of the
merger, but did not enjoin holding
of the special stockholders
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

systems now used in this area.
The early weeks of the course
will deal with hospital accounting
statistics and the account struc-
tture required to control operation
both of the general and the spe-
cialized hospital. Particular en-
phasiS Will be placed upon fund
accounting.
The latter part Of the course
will cover specific methods and
procedures that will short cut
figure work so as TO provide man.
agement with up-to-date financial
and statistical reports. Conducted
visits 10 local hospitals Will permit
students TO study first hand the
actual accounting problems faced
by hospitals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Fl. Custer Officers
10 Visit Tank Plant

FORT CUSTER, Sept. 2o.-A
motorcade of Fort Custer officers
will go to Detroit Wednesday for
an inspection of the tank arsenal
at II Mile road and Van Dyke
The large group of uniformed
officers will leave here at approxi-
mately 9 a. m. and are scheduled
to begin their inspection trip at
] p. m. Tanks will be viewed while
in the process of production and
also on the proving ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Claims Fear Motivated
Inventory Accumulation
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER


The chekup federal the OF business
tories viii throw light this vital subject.
lines, the forward of goods
been small retailers rather than manufacturers and
obberS In accumulation of
the hands of
rather motivaed the inventory accunula
Business fearful that shortages
might result inability TO get botte-neck materials which
relationships with their In such
the would
price business
with long recall that episodes such
largely uoy and eventually wiped out by depreciation Of
inventory after the temporary abnormal demand abaed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Makes Tax Basis Considerably Broader

My for referring the bearing of the tax bill
politics. follows:
First will make basis considerably
will add nearly million persons the list of those
O direct
which the figure of which he made ephat
cay Also the existing nuisance
articles Of wide consumption raised and
imposed.
One reaction already appears in warning issued by prom
labor leader roller tactics and discrimna
ton He bill has placed extremely heavy
least able while failing
adequately big corporations and wealthy individuals"
This attitude thoroughly unwarranted but there II is The
honey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
AVERAGE Market Price Safer Measure

Accordingly prudent will that the
yadstck cost market whichever
lower inappropriate inlaonary period safer
the market prevailing during the five
period previous the As profits are
realized which
should be eventual depreciation OF the
inventory
postwar financial experience constitutes
pertinent laboratory evidence During the of
advances machnry and other
there cessation the normal rate of business morta
Offset the dire of business
bundes But this OF business security
old became worthless and
sterilization through the introduction of
the renenmark the accumulation OF business failures of the
fationary years suddenly took place with celebrity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Hints End Of New Deal
Machine as Taxes Soar
Haney
professor of Economics. New York University
BY LEWIS HANEY

The tax bill which has passed Congress only
the heaviest record significant milestone
fiscal policies the beginning of the end
OF the New Deal successful political machine.
Exactly how much the will add TO government
knows Good estimates from 3a billion
dollars
Added existing this will bring total tax income
OF the federal the neghbohood OF ID billion
dollars
Thus half of its expenses covered which would
be Improvement would still with insovent
treasury however since the deficit would continue the
rate of something like 6 or 7 billion dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
SET
For Custer troops

FORT CUSTER. Sept. 20.-A
program of dinner-dances similar
10 the one sponsored last year,
will begin October Sin the Battle
Creek Y. w. c. A. officials of the
women's organization announced
today.
Mrs. Harold c. Smith, chairman
of arrangements, said that dances
would be held at regular periods
with different units invited in turn.
Other dances are set for October
20, November 3. November IL
December /. December Is, Janu-
airy ) and January 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Prepare for Postwar Readiustmen+s

of prudent this rapidly shifting
should his afoat through all of
cycle This goal sensible than quest for
profits period when the structure makes such
futile. The striving for entails
desire for ultimate postwar economic readustments by
including inventory depreciation scrapppng expanded
sudden collapse demand and the other acompani
ments of the reversal OF armament BOOM
of initiating time when
be
prudently that will develop
will employees stockholders and
public generally II Of the deeerous charac
abnormal the normal incentive Of
he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Game Laws
Obstetrics Must Obtain
State Hunting Permits

FORT CUSTER. Sept. 20. -
Troops at Fort Custer were noti-
fled today they would be consid-
cred residents of the state of
Michigan as far as the game laws
are concerned - making it neces-
Isary for them to obtain only
residents license for any hunting
they may do this Fall and Winter.
However. if they intend to hunt
on the military reservation of Fort
Custer, they must obtain also a
permit from the provost mar
shall's office. The duck season
opens here October l and small
game on October Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

day ev n in &,
September p,
at 7:20 o'clock
in Room 402.
Downtown Y.
Nj. c. A.
p ra c ic a !
V a lu q viii be
& " @ n I h G
c curse by its
instructor, A.
Ellis Il iIerc e
o I h c B u r
roughs Adding
Machine Com
pany. who has
d @ sign @ d a
number of hos
pital accounting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied hy Federated
Metals Division Detroit spot % per cent
tin, nominal. New York 50 % future tin
50 90 lake grade copper delivered Md
west. IL electrolytic spot smeter ~
casting copper. ii.75; 81 Louis lead. $40
81. Louis zinc 725. New York antimony
IA virgin aluminium, Il
Eastern tin prices are not yet received
Thursdays copper sales $50. October
lead ALLEGATION TO he made next Tuesda,
or Wednesday OPA hooking into zine
Free efarIfpC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Dividends

"a. 10 stock Of record October 3
Paid the same amount July Is.
Thatcher Manufacturing Com
pany declared regular quarterly
dividend of 90 cents on the pre-
ferred. payable November Is, &c
stock Of record October 81.
Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail
way Company declared a dividend
Of 81 on the common. payable Oc-
tober l. 10 stock of record Sep
tember %. Like amount was paid
July 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Offers Course
In Accounting

Hospital Accounting Methods
and Procedure" a course newly
added to the curriculum of the De-
troit Institute of Technology, Will
be given this year starting Mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Cover Needs in Time OF General Inactivity

years has been significant divergence
from the American business habit of hand to mouth buying which
had been established for Is years
Current inability of less essential industries to acquire new
reminder that the long needs
general inactivity than boom
period Already regreng their failure 10
skilled labor nterludes
Of depression when they n Immediately needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Allen Industries Paws Csc

Allen Industries. Inc. declared a
dividend Of 25 cents, payable Octo-
Der 10 stock of record September
30. A like amount was paid
July %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Marks Transition TO New System in America

Ultimately the Of this huge tax bill Will prob
Amer
much anyhow.
economic government
why all the enthusi
asnn national lncOme7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

Chicago Railway Equipment
Company declared a dividend of 81
on the common. payable October
/. 10 stock OF record September
"a. This is the first common divi-
dend since 81 was paid in Decem-
Der, 1887.
American Manufacturing Com
pany declared dividend of Is
cents on the common. payable Oc-
tober /. 10 stock Of record Septem-
Der 10. Paid 80 cents July /.
Ohio Leather Company declared
"a dividend of % cents on the COM
mon. payable October l, TO stock
of record September %. Paid the
same amount July l.
Campbell. Wyant & Cannon
Foundry Company declared a divi-
ldend OF Is cents, payable October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Detroit Poultry

Market for sprinrers, easy. balance
steady hens. average run. 2ic; lechorn
hens. 3 ms and up l6c cocks i0n 12c.
rock springers, average run, isc; leghorn
springers, l7c
EGGS-Market weak. current receipts
&c, undergrades, 2fu24i7e-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
Livestock Markets
CHyCACO

CHICAGO Sept -ONsl-HOCs-
Receipts, 3. 600 market steady, holdovers
900 Top si2 bulk. $40 5ou11 90
hesvies Sii.5Odll 90. mediums xll 81
1i2 lights. sll 50nl2 light lights $40 50
dii.50 packing sows, Si0diO.75. pigs
50 IS n 10 40
CATTLE Receipts 200 market
steady Calves Receipts 500. market.
steady Beef steers Choice Sil.7Sn u IS
medium IS 50Hll7 Is; warnings <qdl2 SIS
Butchers: Heifers. xsdi260. COWS s. q
n q. bulls. s. H1O; calves. S7dl4 So feed
ers SSdi2 Stockers: steers, S9Q II so
cows and heifsrs 7.50nli
SHEEP Receipts. 600 market steady
Lambs SiI so Hi2 e, common 50 50n u so
yesrlings IS 5o1e so; feeders. Sill q II So
ewes, So 500 525.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20

Caterpillar Tractor Company for the
eight months ended August - showed a
net profit Of IS 2s2 500 after federal IN
come and excess profits taxes based on the
proposed tax legislation for 1871. etc.
equal 20 50 81 share on the common,
first eight months Of 1870 Net sales for
the eight months amounted 20 SCI 500 557
against S46 2i3.O42 August net profit was
S525.2t3 against $500 7s2 IN August 1910
Net sales for The month were IS .f25 i22
against s. 40 f06