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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Pool Tool Designs

Under the Boeing- Douglas
Vega cooperative program. each
organization will turn out COM
pletely assembled BITE Flying
FortresseS. even 10 the extent Of
interchangeability Of parts. Sew
eral other aircraft manufac-
turers will contribute 10 the
program through subcontracting.
The Boeing Company Will i'm
nediately begin construction OF
huge addition TO the new plant
No. 2 Of It's Stcarman division
AZ Wichita. kans.. 10 augment
the program Douglas will uti-
lie its new "blackout plant" al
Long Beach. Cal. for Flying
Fortress production. while the
Vega Company. An affiliate of
the Lockheed Aircraft Corpora
iion. will produce the bomberS
~ lis newly completed factory
AZ Burbank, Cal
Another recent cooperative
move on the part of tho aircraft
industry was the announcement
that Nultee Aircraft. Inc. and
Northrop Aircraft. Inc were
pooling tool designs. etc. for
production of the Vultee Nence-
ance dive bomber for the British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Cooperative Program

Most recent development In
the heavy bomber program was
the announcement that three
leading Pacific Coast airplane
manufacturers-Boeing Aircraft
Of Seattle. Douglas Aircraft OF
Santa Monica and Vega Airplane
of Burbank-will embark upon a
unique cooperative program for
the production Of the famed Fly
ing Fortresses.
As a feStiit ef Ar earlier -ee-
operative move. Consolidated
Aircraft Of San Diego and the
Douglas Company - operating
government owned plants in the
Middle West-will speed produc-
ton Of Americas other four
engine bomber type, the Consoli-
dated B-24.
These two So. 900, 600 plants.
one located AT Tulsa. Okla, the
other AT Fort Worth, Tex are
scheduled 10 he in operation by.
the end of 194l. The Tulsa plant
will be operated by Douglas. the
Fort Worth plant by Consoli-
dated, each factory building HE
B-24 bomberS. with subasSem-
blies produced by the automotiVe
industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Glass One Rail
Profits Soar

WASHINGTON. July Class
one railroads for May had an az
gregste net operating income of
SIS, $50. 030. as compared with SAT-
40S,2 36 in May. 1910. the Associa-
ton of American Railroads reports.
For five months ended May 81
the carriers had a combined net
operating income Of S3f2. 702 l29.
compared with 1897 432 327 for the
same period in 1910.
The report is based on returns
from all class one carriers.
For May. the carriers reported
gross revenues Of $ii2.-
2S5. SIG. against 43,A9i.647 IN
May. 1910. For the five months
period. gross aggregated 81 969.-
40l .096. compared with 81 .65l 427, =
sol in the same period last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

APPLES New stock Illinois IN has
keu; yellow Transparents. l.. No. l.
2" min. 1904 10. Red Birds. Z. $. No.
!. 2" min. 81 so. old stock. too few sales
BEANS Practically nothing offered
etNfttetf's- tr-zoIs;- fITrrs tr-t-rrt'
$500 IS. jumbo ass, staiis. Cali
fornla Imperial valley. Jumbo crates. 3ss.
S.iOnt25, Jumbo ass, st2SdsSo. stsu-
dsrd ass. $500 $50: Phoenix. Arit, DIS
HoNEYDEws California. standard
crate, s.. % ana rs, 81 80 49,,
su cansoTs c.,orn f (: ssa, mostly sS1f9
SIS: Arizona. S2.25a25O.
coRN-Bu baskets, souin Carolina,
fancy. So choice fair quality. 81 80. other
low ss soc; North Carolina fan quality.
$50" i.so' choice ordinary to fair quail
CsIifornis Salinas 5 dozen - T5a i2s
mostly 81: dozen. 81 son IS. mostly
81 Is. Colorado. 10 dozen. fair con-
diion. $50 50
according to condition. 5o-ib sacks, u. 3
Commercial S. or more T. = No. !.
generally good condition, $40 2.2A poorer
according 10 condition az low a. SOC: Y.
M I. Rabosasr. mediatm size. 81 40 \ 80 {:
California. T., :. No. !. sweet Spanish. 3
min few sales s2.ssa275; California,
u. g No. I. yellow Globes. 275.
POTATOES New stock: i0O-lh sacks.
Alabama. U. r No. T. washed Triumphs.
81 f5Si SO. mostly 81 50: y = No. l.,
washed Long whites - to1 2 50: fair quail
ny. 81 rs: California, r. q. No. 1, washed
Long whites ~. f0d 81; ". s. CONNER
rial. t2T2 is; North Carolina, u. r.. No. l..
unwsshed cobblers 10; Missouri. gen
orally good quality washed Cobhlcrs. t2n
2 is; Okiahoms, L. s. No. I. unwashed Tri-l
umphs. 81. e0m2. Old stock i0o-lb. sacks.
Idaho. Russet Burhsnks. Maine various
varieties. y. q, No. I. 81 rs. =
PEACHEs-Han hushel basket. ". =
No 7. Georgia. Golden Jubilees. Is. Inch
minimum, si.35hi.t0; u. Inch minimum.
81 Early Rose. wide range In price accord
ine 10 condition. y. =. No. 1, exfrss. IL
inch minimum. fair condition. sScn1. IL 4
inch minimum. fair condition. IS n soc.
TOMATOEs--Rspacks,I 10Th. cartons, csc
ISL: repscked Tugs. s2h225: Ohio. hot l
house. s.ib. medium baskets. poe n 81 small
size soc. large sire. 70G Use; Texas. orig
inal lugs ". a. No. I. green ripe and
turning, wrapped. SIS and larger. 81; SKI.
si75
wATERMELoNs- and Florida.
per melon: Tom Wstsons, 2s lbs, SOC rs
lbs. 50 n 55c: 30 lbs. IS n 70c ~ lbs. 10
n s5c: csnnonbslis. 20 lbs. sos eSc: 2s.2si
lbs, soc: Cuban Queens. 20-22 lbs. 351 !
soc - lbs t7iS d57isc: - ms s5c /;
Esrly Kansas. 2+-2s lbs. ssc. 30 lbs. SOL
a sSc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Graphs
Plane Makers Adopt
Auto lndusfry's
Pooling Of Resources
By 81 FREEMAN

II would seem that the air.
craft industry has taken the
advice Of John II. Van Deventer.
editor Of Iron Age, 10 follow the
example Of the automobile in
dustry and cooperate. Van De-
venter. in a talk here recently.
pointed 70 the remarkable
growth of auto production as An
example Of what the free inter
change of ideas would do and
urged the aircraft manufacturers
10 adopt a like system
Now comes word from the
Aviation News Committee that
the plane makers are pooling
their productive resources 10 an
unprecedented point 10 provide
2 huge feet Of four-engIne bomb
ers for the United States and
Great Britain. On the basis OF
figures from authoritative gov
eminent sources. the output Of
these biz bomhers is expected 10
reach record high OF 800
monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Medium Bombers, Too

Output OF these plants is eX-
pected To increase current pro-
duction Of the heavy bombers.
which Is being carried on by
Consolidated at San Diego and
Boeing at Seattle. To 200 planes
per month. And when the pooled
resources Of Boeing. Douglas and
Vega swing into action in 1912.
this production figure is expected
10 rise TO 500 planes monthly
The Aviation News Committee
stressed that these figures cover
only the heavy bomber program
and do not INCLUDE another CO.
operative program for the pro-
duction of medium bombers,
under which fast ships Of the
Martin BPS and North Ameri-
can B-25 type will be produced
by the Glenn L. Martin Company
and North American Aviation.
Inc. AT government plants AT
Omaha. Neb.. and Kansas City.
Mo, with automobile manufac-
turers supplying Subassemblies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Holiday TO- Cut
Steel Output

NEW YORK, July Reflect
ing the forthcoming July holiday
to some extent, steel operations
for the week beginning June 30
are scheduled at 93.7 per cent of
ingot capacity, compared with
999 per cent in the previous week.
a decrease of 60 points or 81 per
cent. according To the American
Iron and Steel Institute. A month
ago the indicated rate was 99.2
per cent. which was gain of 6
of l point or 6 Of | per cent over
the preceding week.
The following table gives a
comparison Of the current sched-
ule with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years, together
with the changes from the week
Immediately preceding:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Forbes
Cabinet Reshuffle
Advocated as Cure
For Production Ills 4
BY b. c. FORBES

Industrial defense production,
Washington complains. is falling
below the maximum visioned by
theorists. Apparently they fig
ured that every plant could run
"a hours day, an absurd as
sumption. Of course.
Who is, who are, chiefly to
blame IL the maximum feasible
output has not been achieved?
Bureaucracy and labor lead
ers. rather than business. indus
trialists claim.
Does not the latest feshuffling
~ the highest-ups in Britain,
men Of affairs ask. contain an
infinitely valuable suggestion for
this country?
The British people did not
hesitate TO discard the aged
Premier Chamberlain. TO demand
that Winston Churchill take the
helm.
What course has Churchill
pursued?
Not once but repea hdly he
has ousted cabinet ministers and
installed new blood. Personal
sensibilities have =suhordi-
mated 10 patriotic considerations.
Whenever he has discovered that
an appointee didn't measure UP
TO the highest expectations, our
he went.
How different IL has been
here.
Even since President Roose-
welt declared an unlimited
emergency" he hasn't strength
ened his cabinet by one ounce Of
new brains.
Can you picture Britain
tanning as labor minister
woman of Madame Perkins
caliber? She has proved mis-
FIT. Whenever her department
has been confronted with prob
lens. male subordinates haze
been called upon 10 wrestle with
them. Her extremely leftist at
titiade =nnailesiianahlyA encour--
aged labor obstreperouSness and
lawlessness. She should be
dropped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Still Rising
Wholesale Food Index
Shows Further Gain

WASHINGTON. July J. - The
general level OF wholesale com
modify prices was again higher
last week. according 10 the price
index compiled by the National
Fertilizer Association. Rising for
the ninth consecutive time. this in
dex in the week ended June Is
stood at 100 per cent Of the 1885
80 average, compared with HOP in
the preceding week, 1868 a month
ago and 1868 a year ar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Mueller Brass
Earns S376,392

Mueller Brass Company reports
for the quarter ended May 81 net
profit of S376,392 after deprecia-
ton, interest and estimated federal
income taxes, equal 10 81 AZ com
mon share. compared with Sls9Sll
or II cents share in the May
quarter of the previous year, and
1927 227 or SLIP a share for the
quarter ended Feu. *. l94l
For the six months ended May
81 last. net profit was S673,619.
equal 10 S2.54 a share. compared
with 1919, 544 or Sl40 a share for
the six months ended May 81, 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
.GE Building Plants
For Boat Equipment

SCHENECTADY. July l.
Plans for construction Of two new
plants for the manufacture of pro-
pulsion equipment for merchant
ships were announced by Charles
f. Wilson. president of General
Electric Company. The plants
doing related work will be stu
ated in Erie. Pa, and Lynn. Mass.
and will be financed by the De-
tense Plant Corporation under
lease agreement AT total cost
of between S20.000,0OO and S25,-
10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Manufacturers Bank
Named City Agent

The Manufacturers National
Bank Of Detroit has been APP
pointed fiscal agent for the City
OF Detroit. commencing July /.
1871. The appointment carries
authority for the Manufacturers
National 10 pay bonds and coupons
Of the City Of Detroit as they
become due.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

The nearest corresponding weeks
in 1886. 1897 and 1893 did not in
clude the Independence Day shut
down.
The high record this year was
999 per cent. established in the
weeks beginning May 19 and
June %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Earnings

DisHliers Corporation. ssssrsms. Ltd ,
ana all subsidiaries show for the quarter
United states currency. equal n 81 a
share on common. against xi.oi2. es3 or
~ cents common In the April quarter
Of 1910 and 1896, 7ss or % cents on
common In the January quarter Of is4i.
-AtIaatl~ -Caa4i- Ftsheriss- Can,pant-
subsidiaries report for the hrst year ended
April 30, net operating profit Of x7l.s47.
against net operating loss OF Sl3s. 1874
I'm the preceding year.
Consolidated Gas. Electric light and
Power Company 81 Baltimore ana rs
wholly owned subsidiaries report for the
~ months ended MAY 81 a net income
Of IS. 1871, 800. after federal income taxes
depreciation and fixed charges, equivalent
after preferred dividend requiremen,'. 10
1923 common share. This compares
with a net income ~ sssi0.ol7 or IS
a common share in the IL months ended
May 81 1910.
Gatineau Power Company and .uh.,d-
isries report March quarter net income
of S'i2.23i. against s5is 52s In IN. 1890
quarter.
Wayne Pump Company and dou,e.t,
subsidiaries report for the six months
ended MAY ~ a net profit ~ t3s7 4i4
equal 10 81 rs share against kfOe 3si
or 81 ~ share In the SIX months ended
solar Aircraft Company reports for fiscal
wear ended April rs net proht of S97
$50. after taxes. depreciation. etc eaua
after dividend requirements on Ssii2
shares NJ so.csnt cumulative convertibls
preferred stock outstanding ~ the close
NJ me year. 10 % cents a share On 3i7
rs shares ~ common This compares
with ssh SIS or 20 cents share or
232 7ss shares Of common stock in the
preceding year.
Grand nior Company and subsidisrte.
report for the quarter ended June 4 a
net profit ~ sl0i after deprecisfio
federal income taxes. etc, hut before sx
cess profit taxes. N any. The above net
10 EQUAL IN IS cents share on 722. T3a
shares ~ capital stock outstanding At the
close NJ the period This compares with
net profit for the like qusrter in 1870
~ sl25.i7a or So cents a share.
Atlantic Gulf srd West Indie. steamship
Lines and subsidiaries report for the five
months ended May 81 ne, income ~
81 $50 as befor. federal excess profit,
taxes compared sith STA eS7 in the 1870
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
u. 5. Wheat Supply
Up, but Corn Declines

CHICAGO. July I. - Visible
supply OF wheat in the United
States increased 1884 900 bushel,
in the week ended June 2S, ac-
cording TO figures compiled by the
Chicago Board Of Trade. Corn
decreased 2.l37 900; oats decreased
900: rye decreased $4,000: bar
ley increased $4,000. and soy beans
increased $4,000 bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit spot 90 per
cent tin, nominal: New York. 81 rs: fu-
turs tin. 50 i25. lake grade copper delv-
cred Midwest. "a: sle,trolytie spot. srneltsr.
~ II 50; csSins copper. ~ rs: ~. Louis
lead. $40. ~ Louis zinc. 72S. New
York sntirony. ~. virgin aluminium. ~.
All metals quiet. Export copper HOO;
rsssis. nominal. ~ 50. Free sterling ex.
change 81 03i,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

To permit Herman Kiefer Hos
pital 10 install fire doors. enclose
stairwsys and install sprinkling
system 10 eliminate fire hazards.
Common Council today appro-
pristed S1.615. A number nj build
ing code violations recently were
found In the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts 300: market steady
ohoic. Ia prime yesrlings. dry fed. $40. 50
$40 10 So. good 10 choice, heavy steers.
dry fed Si0dil: fair In good yssrlingt
dry fed 50 so To- fair IN good heavy
steers. dry fed. So 80 TO- common butcher
cattle xsTp: best cows. tT75ns2S. good
butcher and cutter COWS s70T75: Gamer
COWS, S5ns 50. old rims. 81 so down best
light butcher and heavy bologna bulls,
So rs ISIS: medium weight hologns bulls
bulls. S6.5oIs: good 10 choice stockers and
feeders. 50 j01i common IN fair stockers
ana feeders, s7as.So; mixers and spring
VEAL CALVES, Receipts. 700: market.
80 cents lower best calves SI2 fair tn
good. $40 So0 so: seconds. 500 10 culls
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 400
market. steady 10 so cents lower: hest
lambs, Sii .50n12: fair IN good s91i !;
skips IS down best grass yesrlings, $50
$50 hest sheep S4T450: fair - good
81 so = J. so; oulls and common 81 50 y ? So
HOGS Receipts. 500: market. prospects
lower NO quotations available early TODAY.
Mondays close follows: Receipts. $500 :
choice. 200 20 go ms. sio Is; 25o 10 $50
his. sios5: isO 10 200 his. Sio6s ESQ
~ 40 lbs s1o.s5: 270 to 400 lbs sos -;
ms. $40 30: roueh,. ss5a as n-h,.. s,oS,
10 20 pigs, tl0H IN. Is. stays, s. 5oa s.7S
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July Inns HOES re-
cents ~ 900 market. steady holdovers
h.svi., $40 5oaio 50: mediums, SO ,oa
N. ~ lights. uo.?51 1910: light lights
Va ~. 70 90. packing 'o~'. 5000 10.
CATTLE Receipts. 5000 msrkst
steady Calves Receipts 600 market
steady: beef steers: Choice. siI1I27S IS:
medium. So ~. warnings. Ss.2h0 ~.
butchers Helf"-s 81 5n1 ~ So: cows xT.25
~. bulls. on ~: calves. S7G ~ 81 :;
feeders Ss@ s'ockers. Steers ssd
II so cows an settlers. S7.50Gin.
sHFEn Feceiots } 500. market. steady Il
ismbs. sii.25afi7s common sio1ii IS Il
yesrlines. tsso1e5o, feeders. toI io;I
ewes. s3.5od415.
rITTSBI RGH
pfTTsPURGH. July 7 --ffNSl CATTLE
Receipts 50: market active Steers
choice. SION 50: medium 10 good 50 50
= so: common ~. so IN Q -: he'fer.. ne
dun, IN good. ss1e. common "a 25d so
COWS medium, ~ good 50 TSdT7S Gamers
TITS
HOGS Receipts 400: market active and
~ cents lower. 1sn-ts0 lbs. $40 IS n 10 %
isn-22o lbs. $40 90 n II. 220-25o lbs, ti0.s5l
I'll; $50 200 lbs. $40 so y to.s5: ro0-i5oI
lbs. SO ass 1928: rourhs fs.25Te25
sHEEP-Receipts 500: market. stesdv.
Choice lambs. sii 1912 medium 10 good.
tlon 1880: common lambs. tsa9; ewes,
y CALVEs--Receipts 12s. market slow
and 50 cents ldwer Good 20 choice si1l
1l2 medium. SCI TO- culls and common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Stock Leaders
Hold in Narrow
Price Range

NEW YORK. July l. The stock
market continued colorless affair
today. with leaders backing and
filling over a narrow and irregular
price range.
Steels were typical OF most Sec
.tions. United States Steel was
down u through most of the fore
noon. but converted it's loss into
an equal gain Just before noon.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube and
Bethlehem continued behind minus
signs. O.
ChrySlcr advanced a fraction but
General Motors held ~ last night $
close. In the coppers. American
Smelling and Anaconda were
barely changed. kennecott gained
A fraction and Phelps Dodge lost
as much.
Du Point was down more than a
potn AZ one time. while American
Can and Westinghouse Electric ad-
vanced as much. Standard Oil Of
New Jersey climbed to new top
for the year above Al.
Initial appearance on the board
Of Pepsi-Cols formerly Loft,
brought a moderate reaction in
active dealings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
A New York reader asks
what opinion IL the justice ~ Hendersons attack on
he arice adX annou hX

action tho matter of
unreasonable II 10 dictated
political certainly initiate
that the cooper
atien2tsstpFeed to be all on one side
obviously demagogIc graniStand
with and help put pricexng legislation
You cant this for the following
otherwise. Automobiles not
has proposed 50 cent cut IN
motto production Low prices don't with these facts
automobile standardized product and
Henderson well
result of his will merely less car for your money
have increased last
company made good profits
on cars but practically large defense production for the
D1ept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
LEGAL NOTICE

UNITED STATES MARITIME CONNIE.
SION invites sealed bids from American
citizens for the construction. within The
continental limiH Of the United sts'es ~
single Screw fug Boa. Proposal DA-
p&s-isD End Tor re cons rucf ION Of Single
Screw $50 n. Cargo Vessels Proposal
DA-PAs-l7). Prospective bidders qusli-
fled IN perform the proposed contract may
application 10 the undersigned ofncs Has
will he received until II O'Clock noon.
Eastern Standard Time. July a 1871.
The Commission reserves the righ' ~ re-
iect anv ana all bids UNITED States
MARITIME COMMISSION Washington,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Detroit Poultry

Market steady; hens. average run. pic:
lsghorn hens. lbs and up. isc cocks.
10 n lie. rock sprinEers. under lbs 2Oc
los snd up. Csc; leghorn brolers. 1.
lbs. ana up. 100.
EGGs-HMsrksi weak: current receipts.
ESQ; undsrgrsdes. 25Hh5ist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

CHICAGO. July Inns
Wheat futures started &c higher
today. corn sc off and oats I'M
changed 10 &c down.
WHEAT July Sl,04ia q l.04Ss /;
September, S1.06; Dec e m b r
S1079s a 1919.
CORN July, 1871 673ssc; Sep
tember. 76hc; December, 7Sc.
OATS New July, 3Stc; Sep
TENDER, 39h q 39hc; December,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Farmers Market


No l. 81 sou rs Northern Spy fancy
81 bu. No. / 81 asa | so No. ?, Iac 81
steele Red, fancy Si.75 bu.; No. /. sl2'
BEANS Green fancy. 81 80 bu No. 1.
81 asa Is; wax, fancy. - SO; No. l,
81 s0Fr2
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. 400
soc, escArols, No t. 4O1 SOC hi endive.
50 ~ soc bu Swiss chard asa soc bu
KATE 4O1 soc bu.. mustard 30 n zoe bu
turnips No. /, t0n soc doZ bchs., aOc n 81
IN spinach, No. /. t015oc No. ? 35c
30 a soc bu.; collards No. I. 3on4oc bu.
HEAD LETTUCE Fancy 81 50 hu
No. / e0c q 81 25 bu No. ?, 75c IN.
ASPARAGUS Fancy Sl.I0ui25 dozen
lunches No !, $50 s5c No. ?, 400 soc,
BETS No. /, ssh i5c dozen punches
CABBAGE No. /. 50 SOC bu No ?.
toc bu red. No. / 50. 80 bu, celery cab
cUcUMRERs 81 M.
BROCCOLI No. l. S2a225 hu.
CARROTS No / s. n SOC doz bchs
cAULIFIowFR No. /, 81 ioa IS bu.
CELERY Fancy soas5c dor. hch.
No 250 7ic M ? i5c
CHERRIES Sweet fancy 50 No I.
So 3.5o No 81. 80 is-qusrt case sour,
fancy 50 No. !. So0i75
cURRANTs - No. /, $40 so 7i-qusrt
DILL "a n soc do1 hchs
EGGs-i Large 50 7Sa io2S 5o-do1. cas-"
crate
KoHL.RABr 80 I. so ssc doz. hchs
IEEks No 7SeaH
hunche' dry onions. No. /. S27Sa2 50
rARsvlrs No : stassc M.
PARSLEY ~ m zoe dor bchs
4 &
PEAS Fame 81 eu 80. D. 81 Soa
PLANTS Flss. Flower soa 7,c. vsrs.
,sh'es ioHaoc. gsraniums S22sa2 50
PorATogs No. !. 7soeoc bu No =
IS ~ SOC
POULTRY Hen. i've ahssvy breed. 20
y 22c IN iegh"rns lsa 2Oc hroilers
RADISHFS Ped ~ 1 n soc Do,
nehs No ? 2So iong white No. l. sou
sSe dor hchs
RAsPBERRIFs Rack. fancy $50 %.
NJ crate No g. S57So IS. No ?. So
rcd fancy ~ rod 80 SSs 80
doy hchs
SQUASH summer No. 4 N8t7s
STRAWBERRIES 80 T. 81 soat. 40.
ToNiToEs Hotbou.e fancy sgso. No
/. A. " No Q Siiomi7s
TCPNfFs so 81 sc dor hchs
VFCETs OYSTERS No. 1. soc .
81 doz hchs
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July 20 -uNsl BUTTER
Receipts. 10 3s6 tubs market i-c 20 10
IN Extras 81 score 3sc standards %
score. cars 3Sisc. sxirs nrsts. pi scor,
81 SIC, hrsts. ss-se score, 3td3ii.c. sps
Gals 49, ~ 37fsc.
EGGS Receipts IS az. cases. Msrkst
+ ife 20 &C on Current receipts, 7se: fresr
sSirs nrsis. - u2TNse fresh hrsts. 77d
q ,ci dirtiss, 25isc checks Use
CHEEsE-Tvins. TO-. n 23tsc daisies
prints and ionghorns. 90, m2ifsc
LIVE POULTRY Market siesdy-easy
Turkeys Gle hens. isd2ic. lseh0rr
hens 10 q Sc sprincsrs isa 22c broisrs
80 iac roosters 1871 1ifc ducks eT
1fiac. geese 7uiOc
MON Pacific Rsllrosd S,sism rspoyt,
f1r fhe rive r01f1e rndsF Nat 81 ~
income ~ 50 26s $50 s0er taKes an,
rHarres souHi sftsr dividend requirement.
m paS - fhsrss - per csrt ore
ferrsd stack - - cents common shsrs
TINS compsrss viih a net income - ~
SOS f53 0r ~ cents common share II
ne first tive months o. 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Hudson Gas a Electri,

Corporation declared 2 dividend n
II cents on common. payable Aug.
ust ] 70 stock Of record June 20
Previously the company paid 20
cents uuarterlv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Dividends

Froedtert Grain a. Mailing Conn
psny- declared dividend NJ 20
cents on. common payable July RI
10 stock Of record July IS A like
amount was paid May J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Quilted Company decIared diy.

Outlet Company declared div
idend Of 81 on common. payable
Angus, ] 10 stock Of record July
81 Previous payment was Is cents
on May !.
Goodyear Tire a Rubber Corn
psny declared = dividend OF .
cents on common. payable Sep
tember Is 10 stock Of record Aug
usi IS a ike amount vas paid
June Is.
tnerev Holding Corporation de-
clared a regular Senni-annusl div
idend Of 30 cents on common
payable August 70 stock Of
record July 10.