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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Prudent Treatment

Moreover. the company like
most other conservative invest
ing institutions has !. suffered
losses on some investments
made in the past. A realistic
and prudent treatment of these
losses indicates that they and
the resultant downward adjust
ment in the value of assets
should he absorbed at least In
part from the annual earnings
OF the company.
These three considerations,
namely (D the continued sharp
decline In interest rates (2) the
policy OF absorbing investment
losses and asset adjustments In
50 far as feasible from annual
earnings, and (3) the uncer-
tainty Of the times have neces-
sarify~ resulted In s>general
reduction dividends"
From A long term standpoint.
this announcement is perhaps
the most significant news of the
period. since il bears on the
direct interests of 5000. 900
policyholders II is in part
dramatic measure of the con-
sequence of chronic federal def
icit financing, of the soak the
rich" philosophy. and of the lib
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

Slows
Trade

Detroit retail sales fell l TO 2
per cent below the previous week
as rain. sieet and ice slowed shop
ping. says Dunn & Bradstreet, Inc.
Increases varying from 5 TO 20
per cent were reported over the
corresponding 1910 week. The
largest gains were made by stores
featuring special promotion in adj
dition to regular January sales.
Merchants report favorable GUS
toner reaction to all sale items
and furniture moved especially
we'll during the past week.
There was little uniformity in
wholesalers reports this week
since some get their new year
under way earlier than others.
Activfty~is reported above a week
ago but compared with the same
week last year, some reported
sales decreases while others re-
ported gains up to 5 per cent.
.Efttfe-buyfng rs beIng done by
retailers for immediate needs but
orders for Spring merchandise are
piling up rapidly: Collections. both
retail and wholesale. continue to
show Improvement over. year
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Job Placements
Gain 30 Pct.
II. r. SHEER

A better than 30 per cent in
crease in the number of place.
ments made in private industry
last week as against placements
made the previous week was re-
ported here today by the Michigan
State Employment Service.
During the week ended January
II the state employment service
rlade a total of 2.1S4 placements
IN private industry. a gain of 30.3
per cent over the previous week
and an increase of % per cent
over private placements during
the same week last year.
As private placements increased
so did new applications from work
ers who had never before used the
service. New applca-
tons during The week reported
rose 70.5 per cent from the previ-
Gus week of total of 5.S47.
This was a drop in new applics-
tons of 4.3 per cent from the
number Of new registrations filed
with the service during the same
week of 1910.
The Lansing office reported the
largest private placement increase.
a Jump OF 40 per cent over the
previous weeks private place
menis. Lansing made total of
l0l private placements during the
week.
Flint reported the next largest
total with LAP private placements.
ans increase of 4S per cent above
the previous week and percent
SEP TnCTedSe or bI4 per cent over
the same week of last year.
Pontiac. although its 50 private
placements were Sd per cent
above those of the previous week,
dropped PIP per cent below the
total of private placements made
in the same week of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan NJ crates L : No
!. - IN Delicious 81 asa 50 few nigh
Intosh 81 25Ri 50 far color 81 10; spys.
81 25ni SO Hubharfstnns. I5c
ANIsE Texas haf-crstes. 81 IS.
California. fats ies-3os.
BEANS Florida. ou hampers. Bounu-
fuis - h0127s Tendergreens. 81 so q
IS; tJs'. wax 81 Is
BEETs-TsNss if-crste dor. punches,
acknowledgements. crates 500
CABRA3E-N.w York. 5o-Ib sacks. 81
s5c Texas Los Angeles crates. 81 IS
hslt-crates Si.45Q 50
CARRoTs-Los Angeles ss.stes : doten
punches. Arizona 50 $50 5W; Csiitornia'
LoWER-cslifornis. pony crates
10s-12s. Sl3oal50
CoLfARD GREENs-Bu. baskets. Viz
GINA So Toe: louisiana. 7Sas soc.
CELERY-ca individually washed
half-crates 81 tOG SIS. Wirebound crates
S2i5 Florida wirebound crates. trimmed
tops washed 81 rs rs. Michigan, Square
FNDIVE-Los Angeles. crates. Cali
fornia x32s Texas 81 50.
sCAROLE- Florida, - bu. hampers.
GRkPEFRUIT-Flor standard boxes
boxes Marsh seedless, S2a2S0
GRAPEs-Cshfornia. iuE' Emperori,
KALE-virsinia. bu baskets. $50 zoe.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates lcsbere
type Arizona ~ S3d 3 50 Sc 81 so o 3 so
California g. x32SdS40
ONIONs-Us No. ]. S0-ln. sacks Colo
rado Sweet Spanish Bin. and larger 81 IS
4l55. Michigan Yellows, 1850 per cent
I'm and lsrgsr, ssq soe: Sweet Spanish.
E, IN 81
oRANGEs-Florida. wirsoound boxes
50 rs = 40 fair quality 50; standard boxes
large sizes. 81 25H2 IS.
PEPPERS hu crates California
Wonders Nexico 81 50: Florida. S4.25,
World Bsaters s. sou IS
POTATOES-i00-lb sacks, Z s. No l.;
Idaho Russets. 81 10 so Maine. various
varieties Si.35ai So Michigan Coboiers.
81 %. Russet Rurals 81 1871 20: Green
Mountains 81 3Sa1 ~; Idaho Russets, 10
10 sacks 1el, n21c. 1S-lb. sacks Michigan
Green Mountains, % n use
RADIsHEs-Texas, crates 5000 punches,
81 90fi ? 50.
observation-disclosures. sO-lb. cartons
choice sire s2n275. fancy size SO a rs.
RUTABAGAs - Canada, 50-lb. sacks.
waved so n CSC
sHALLoTs-Louisisns. barrels 7o-doEsn
punches. IS 50n7.
sP1NAcH-Texas bu baskets. 80 q e0c.
ANGERIN Es-Florida, half-boxes. 81
SWEET PorAToEs-Bu. crates Porto
Ricans. US. No. /; Louisisns. 81 75a 80;
Texas. sis592; North Carolina. 81. so /;
Soil. ~ 30n2 3b.
TOMATOES Ho,house. Ohio. SID. bss-
kets. si.50ai as. small, Siui.io. rspseks,
10Th. cartons 81 100 so.
TRNfPS-Georgia. crates. 81 iSd rs
Louisiana hushei baskets, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Forbes
Insight and
SideIiehts on
Business Nabobs
By b. C. FORBES

THIS SAVORS of a Broad
way" column. only it gives in
sight and sidelights on impor-
amt men of affairs.
president Donald d. Davis of
General Mills. one of Americas
most progressive enterprises,
loves to bet. He even matches"
for his shoe shines; II he wins.
he gets four shines free. If Bill
is lucky, he gets dollar for
nothing.
Backgammon Is his latest pas
sion: he prefers il even to
poker, his longtime love. A
dyed-in-the-wool Michigan foot
ball fan, he bets on the VOL
verines. His favorite outdoor
sport is fly fishing for small
mouth bass.
But Don Davis. make no mis-
take, has his serious side. His
associates and friends call him
a medical directory" He regu-
larry devours the American
Medical Association Journal !.
And does he push his company
ahead!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
I Held Confess
Eight Burg|aries

LANSING. Jan. 1s.-Arrest OF
two young Negroes here has re-
suited in solving eight store bur-
glaries- since last October, Police
Chief John F. .O'Brien said today.
The suspects allegedly have ad-
mitted all crimes.
Held are Fred Benson Jr..o1 Of
1419 Albert street and Marshall
Terry. II. of 800 Division street.
They were arrested following the
burglary of a drug store at Syca-
more and st. Joseph streets Thurs
day night.
O'Brien said the boys broke into
two gas stations. two groceries, q
secondhand store. restaurant, coal
company Office and the drug store.
In the latter robbery they obtained
three cameras and a small amount
of money. Currency and small
change was taken in the other
thefts, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

Lewis II. Douglas. president
OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Ne Y York. deserves
commentator f6f his innovation
in reporting more candidly to
policyholders concerning divi-
dend action.
Prior to his administration,
this column criticized the COM
pany year and a half ago for
failing better 6mform policy
holders OF. the nature of the ac-
ton taken on their behalf by
their trustees when a drastic
reduction was made in the divi-
dend scale.
Now another cut has been
made. In announcing that divi-
dends would be on a reduced
basis as compared with 1910
Mr.. Douglas. former director of
the budget and one-time con-
gressman-at-large from, Arizona.
set an example in Candid dis
closure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
7 More Deputies
FOR Sheriff

FLINT. Jan. Is. - Although no
additional funds were appropriated.
Sheriff Thomas w. Wolcott today
was authorized by the board Of
supervisors to employ two add.
tional deputies at $500 a year
each.
Woicott mustssay the salaries
out OF evenue, received from
drivers license fees. the board de.
creed, after the ways and means
committee held that the county
had no more funds to provide for
deputies salaries.
The authorization ends a fight
started last Fall by the sheriff
when he threatened a law suit il
the board did not provide the adj
ditional men. Later. Wolcott de-
cided against the suit and said he
was curtaiiing his night force
patrol TO allow him TO use depu-
ties for drivers license work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Who Are WEI

Shorts: BY all odds tho Young
est-looking head Of any towering
industrial corporation is Phil
Reed chairman OF General Elec-
-tr1c Gun-shyest of publicity
among business magnates are
Bob Woodruff OF Coca-Cola and
Roy Hunt. president OF Alu-
minum Company of America.
They prefer 10 let their COM
psnies achievements speak for
them.
The late John d. Rockefeller.
when discussing with me the
early days of Standard Oil,
pever used the word Il" but
ways we" After boiling out
one green al his Pocantico
golf course, I asked him. regard
ing a statement he had Just
made. who were the we !"
He gulped. exhibited embarrass-
ment. and evasively asked how
many strokes l had taken.
The most dictatorial martinets
] ever encountered among bust
ness high-ups were Judge Gary
OF the United States Steel Cor
poration. and Sam insult. Chi
cago utility nabob who came
cropper Few imperious, sour
puss high finance or big business
dictators strut today.
Copyrirht. 1871. by 2. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
.d||eyStee| Rate
At21-Yedr High

YOUNGSTOWN. Jan. 1s.-A
new 21-year high record in steel
production Youngstown district
viii be set next week when OPP
erations will reach 96 per cent,
not eouaIed since the Fall of 1929,
when for a few days all Open
hearth furnaces were engaged.
This week ingot production was
al SO per cent.
While the percentage OF oper-
atlons is below that of the 1929
record actual steel output will be
much larger. as capacity of open
hearth furnaces has been in
increased an average of 40 per
cent per unit since 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Praises N. Y Mutual
Life Report on Dividend

erality of bureaucrats in giving
away other peoples money.
Although Mr.. Douglas dis
closure. is a step in the right di.
rection il falls short of the TECH
nique for which this column has
been campaigning for a year
and a half. i have set forth in
my book. Financial Security in
a Changing World" precise
method for informing each poll
licyholder of how action on the
dividend scale affects his indi-
yidual policy. Such an account.
ing would show the contribu-
ton. if any. to dividends from
excess interest earnings, from
savings on company expenses.
and from mortality savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Raised Net Cost

The pairing away at the divi-
dend scale has raised the net
cost of life insurance to the poll
icyholder. When no contribu-
ton is made by excess interest
earnings. the usual expectation
that the dividend will grow
larger from year to year as the
policy ages is defeated. The alb
sence of excess interest earnings
falls heaviest on policies such
as endowments. which combine
investment with protection, and
lightest on term policies which
represent pure insurance pro-
lection. Where there are no ex.
cess interest earnings credited,
the dividend consists of a rebate
on the overcharge for company
overhead. on the one hand, and
from Improvement made in ac-
tual death experience over the
computations of the theoretical
mortality table. on the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
! Edison Marks
Set in 1910

Two Peeerds were cracked by
the Detroit Edison Company dur
ing 1910. A. c. Marshall, president.
revealed in his annual report re-
leased today
Gross earnings of $685. OIL 1855.
up Sc. 462.174 or 10.s per cent over
1889. were the. heaviest in the
firms history and output of cleo
trio energy of 1856. S60,00O kilo-
watt hours topped 1887. the
previous record year. by more
than 400.000.000 kilowatt hours.
Net earnings climbed more thar
S1.0000O0 TO S10,732. 734 in the
last y months.
During the year. the company
added 30, $50 customers and the
average consumption per customer
increased from 1025 to 1904 kilo-
watt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Ke|vindtor Gets
$4,000 Order

Orders totaling 25 600 electric
refrigerators for the United States
defense housing projects have been
received by the Kelvlnator divi-
sion of Nash-Kelvinator Corpora
ton it was announced today
The refrigerators. which are all
new 194l models OF the type
introduced by Kelvinator only
several weeks ago are being man.
ufactured in the company's plant
in Detroit. and delivery on them
will begin Immediately. the an
nouncement said They have So
cubic feet OF food storage capacity
and are built with the latest type
of sealed mechanism. it was re-
ported.
The company announced that
the orders for $4,000 refrigerators
were in addition TO orders for
1000 refrigerators already received
for other defense housing projects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Earnings

Y. l.. Bruce Company reports for the
quarter ended September 30 net profit
Of Si6S.sT2 after charges and taxes, equal
after dividend requirements on the PEI
cent and 3iz per cent preferred stocks to
sl.07 common share. against net in
come NJ Si04.31 or 50 cents on the com
mon in the like quarter Of 1899.
United Gas Corporation and subsidiaries
revealed for the II months ended November
~ a net income Of IS. 733 $50. equal after
ferred- in arrears TO 81 % on the 81 second
preferred against 81 1873 427 or 81 20 on
the 81 second preferred In the preceding IL
months
Kansas City Southern Railway disclosed
for the II months ended November 30
net income Of x95s 452. equal to g Genie
4 share on the common. against 1855 23S
or SO II On the per cent preferred IN the
1889 period The November net income was
S4e. 3e2. against $50. $50 In November 1875
Martin-Parry Corporation reported for
the quarter ended November 30 net profit
of 1854, 2ls after depreciation. interest.
normal federal income taxes. etc, equal TO
81 AZ a share on iee. $50 shares Company
states no provision has been made for
federal excess pronts taxet This COM
pares with s204.3el or 81. IL share on
ls2, 200 shares for the quarter ended Nov.
30. 1899 The company's hscal year ENDS
August 3.
Alabama Great southern Railroad for
the II months ended November 80 had a
net income OF 81. 4el .020, equal under the
participating provisions OF the shares to
So e5 q share on combined q per cent par
ticipsting preferred stock and ordinary
stock both Of $50 par against 81 al 7s,
or SO. - Q share on the combined stocks In
the 1889 period.
Electric Power and Light Corporation and
subsidiaries showed for the 70 months ended
November 30 net income OF So 4sa 0ai
eousl after dividend requirements on the
81 and S. first preferred stocks ana 81
second preferred. all in arrears. 20 20 cents
on the common. sgainrt 81. 33S. Tse. or IS 81
on the 81 first preferred and t3ln7 on the
So first preferred in the preceding -
months. For the three months ended No
vember 30 net income Of Ss4S 2l3 or SIS
cents on the 81 first preferred and Is cents
On the - first preferred sfafnsi 81 02t. 9.
So4 or 81 ~ On the 81 first preferred and
81 70 % the "a first preferred Ia the 1889
,eriod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Parents Are Warned
On Bicycle Licenses

LANSING: Jan. IS. - Police
warned today that parents will
be held responsible for their chill
drens violation of the bicycle
ordinance which became effective
here the first of the wear. All
bicycles operated on city streets
must be licensed.
The fee is IS cents annually.
Plates can be obtained at Baker
street and South Washington ave.
niue fire station all day today.
Violators are subject to arrest on
a misdemeanor charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
One on Willard

WHEN 70, Daniel Willard.
president of the Baltimore and
Ohio, offered his resignation TO
the directors. They refused il.
This procedure has been re-
peated annually since, Mr.. Will
ard will be 80 on January 70.
He not only plays the violin,
but is an authority on historic
fddles. When he was one of the
late James J. Hills executives,
he became disconnected to find
that, no matter what subject
was preached. Mr.. Hill knew
infinitely more about it.
So. Willard laid a little plan.
designed TO give him the upper
hand for once in conversation.
He steered the empire builder
OF the Northwest along a street
where there was musical in
Tument shop. Willard stopped
Id began expatiating on violins.
The doughty old Scottish
Canadian listened. Then he gave
Willard postgraduate course
on the history of the violin. had
al his fngertips the best speci-
mems ever made-and made
Willard feel foolish,
President Robert A. Weaver
Of the Ferro Enamel Corpora
ton. manufacturers OF porcelain
enamels for ranges. refrigera-
tors, washers, sinks. cooking
utensils. storefronts. filling sta
tons. etc. has most natural.
most logical hobby namely, COL
Letting antique enamels from
the four corners of the earth
He presented some Of his
choice specimens 10 the Cleve-
land Museum Of Art.
Porcelain enamel. he will tell
you il you give him a chance.
was once an important art-form.
used nearly 1000 years ago for
swords. shields. etc. Commercial
development didn't come until
the middle Of last century. It's
now quite an ir|"e'ry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Livestock Markets


CHICAGO Jan iT.--(INsl HoCs-Re-
ceip,s isT 500. market loc 10 20 lower
followers, 1000 top. IS. IS. bulk, ysts so !,
n n:sy,' $40 .S, 'd maS,. ssss
packing sows. s7p775; pigs. s7251s
cATTLE-Rec. 1000; steady:
Calves: Receipts 500: steady Beef steers
choice. ti2 IS 50 medium tsd IL. year
Hi2so- cows. So sons bulls. sas..o
calves IS 3og feeders 81 1918
stock.rs: steers. s7o1i, cows and hef-
ers. IS. 500e25
sHEEP-R.csipt, a 500 steady lambs
Mas. ssns so, FEEDER. So sOds 30. ewes
sos
nirTsBUR6H
7tE-Rsceipt,' so market. STEADY steeis.
% 5o1 "a 50 common, 81 sos so h.iifsrs
fam cows % gone .aum 70 5000 sss7 car.
n.rs ana cutters sisods bulls. GOOD &c
choice, s7.ooos.15; common 10 medium.
Hocs-R.c.ip,.. 2so; Market, steady
lso-22o lbs. ss.eons.s5 22o-25o les
sss9asss; $50 lbs, ss.2s $50 100
sHEEP-Recsipts. so; market. steady.
Choice lambs 1889 il.5o; medium TO
good. 500; common lamb. ss5oa7 81;
ever. ~ oONof Wetncfss - OUuo
cALVEs-Receipts. so; market steady.
Good to choice. sl3.50H14.5 so: medium. $40
~; culls and common, $500 so
EAST BUFFALO
~AsT BUFFALO. N. Y, Jan Inns
HOGS = Receipts. 400 MARKET rather
SLOW; weak TO mostly 10 cents under
Thursday. Good and choice. 1s0-220 lbs. ,
50: few uniform. 200 lbs. 50 TO-, 0-25o
lbs, 80. 701 500 trucked.lns, is0r2s0 lbs.
s. ta4sfs
cAITLE-R Receipts. ESQ 4-itt4e> done m
steers and yesrlings Csnsdisns arriving
late COW and null supply lizht. les roads
haniperins truck movement. market steady.
Cutter and common cows. IS 90 y Q. so .
Gamer. N.T515.f0 wsiEhty sausage bulls.
to $3.50 ana above iightwsights. $3.50
RS
CALVES - Receipts. 200. vsslsr, full
steady: FOOD ana choies largely So; com
nos - nAdium. fee1a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
\ Special Letter

Instead of Just sending out
premium notices to policyhold-
ers and letting them discover
for themselves that there had
been a dividend reduction. Mr..
Douglas sent out A special
letter.
Mr.. Douglas promised fuller
discussion in the annual report
in so days.
In the preliminary statement,
he said.
"One Of the principal factors
which ordinarily contributes to
dividends IL the interest which
the company earns on Its in
vestments In excess of the 3 per
cent required by law Tor higher
rate In case of contracts issued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Z 1eathc.- Groups
Meeting at N. sc.

LANSING. Jan. 1S.-Two edo.
cational groups are meeting today
on the Michigan State ColleGe
campus. They are the Michiean
Association of Teachers Of Speech
and nearly 100 Michigan educators
gathered TO discuss progressive
methods on child growth and de.
yelopment.
The speech meeting will be d.
vided into four sections Including
high school. college. elementary
and speech correction. The child
development meeting is an ell
day affair devoted to discussions
and educational films on different
phases of child development, ~.
search and investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Detroit Poultry

Market unsettled hens. average run.
fsc cocks 100 i2c rock springers M 10
; ms smooth legs zoe stays i6c ieg-
horn hens 3 lbs and up. i4c leEhorn
spfngerS he rock broilers. up 10 ~
lbs zoe .cspons 10. and up. 23o under
I lbs 2lc. ducks white 5 lbs and up.
i3c. geese I3c rabbits. i2c; hen turkeys.
zoe tom turkeys lac
EGGS market. stsady Current receipts
17lzc. underKrades, I51 l5iac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nnnferrous
metal quotations supplied ny FEDERATED
Metals division Detroit spo, ~ per cen
TN nominal. New YORK 50 IS future tin
50 n, lake grade copper delivered Mo.
west y electrolyfie spot susefer, -
- So cAstins copper u i25 s. Louis
lead IS - Louis zinc. : % New YORK
an'lnouy. IL Nirgin aluminium II
r All metals moderate Copper futures uu
20 points Export copper. 10 IS q y resalt,
u 50 Pound sterling 81 o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Farmers Market

APPLES-Dellcious fancy, 50 ous; No
"a Su No. ]. 81 a5ai.5c: No 4. i5c .
81. Northern spys fancy, 81 bu.; No. /
81 50qi75. No 2 Use a 81 bu: Green
,qEs No ~ / Iscasl2s BY No 2 40 q
81 las bu Snow. No. /, soc y 81 rs nu.
No q so q soc bu. Jonathsns. fancy. 81. 40
lisa bu.; No. !, soc9si.25. NO ?
BEETs-No. J. 400 s5c eu.
zoe. curly. iOd soc hu red. No. l. 50 n
Toc bu celery. toa soc bu
CARROTS-No. !, TO- soc: No. 2. 80 q
CELERY - Fancy. 40 SOC don bcns
No. /. asa Csc; No 1sn 2oc root 30.
/. Use 81 hu. cabbage No. /. 500 75o
50 y s5c' ~ . -
coLLARps- I. $50 loc bg
EGGs-Larg. ss2Sas75. ao-dor case
ENDIvE = French. fancy 2Si75 5-lb.
HoGs-Dressed. 1oa nc H.
kALE-N MOI. IS n soc n
LEAF LETTUCE soc sin basket.
LEEKS-No. l. 40H soc doz ochs.
ONIONS - Dry. fancy sta 10 a0-lb.
sacks; No /, 500 sc 5o-lh sack No. 2.
PARsLEY-Root No I so 75c bu
PARsNIPs-No. /. IS . s5c ou.. No. ?.
PoTAToEs-Faney. ua1lo ou.: No. /.
PoULrRY-H.ns, heavy breeds. ISL 2oc
H.. leghorns. 14i isci broilers. heavy. I'll
q 23c: ducks. is 4 isc geese. 40 lie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 SOC don ochs.
RHUBARB - Hothouse' choice. asa 35e
5-lb. box: fancy, 40 4sc small so07Sc
dor. hchs.
RoMAINE-No I. so 4 zoe ou.
RUTABAGAS-No. 4 500 75c hu.
soUAsH-Taole Queen. No 1, s5c 2 81 I:
No. q soc: Hubbard. No /. 81. 5612 bu. /,
No. 2 sid125 bu
TURNIPs-No. /. 701soe bu.; No. 2.
vGSET1BLE oYsrERs-No. /. soo7sc
dor. bchs.
CHIC AGO
CHICAGO Jan. T--t1Nsl-BUTTER-
Receipts. 22T funs market steady nc
on extras % score. SOC, standards. 90
score cars % &C extra nrsts, el score.
2qaic: hrsts ss1s 50 score. 2sis Z 2pc spe
Gals w score 30i, y 30isc
EGGS Receipts. 72i cases. marker
sfsady. &C M. current receipts iTisc.
fregh extra hrsts. ipc fresh hrsts. isN c.
dirttes. iAigc. checks, iSc a
CHEESE-Twins, isl. Hies,e. datses.
prints and lonEhorns. Ia, vile
LIVE POULTRY-hsrket steady tur.
Keys, ildisc, hens. 1874 . iec eshorn
hens "a i3c: ,pringers lffise oroil,r,.
l7eiso; rocst.r.. 10 flohe; assts. los