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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Administration hieftains
loudly demand that all of US
economic so as 10 be able Ia
hand over money 10 United
States obligations Absolutely
e. sound, most timely advice.
Read these statements by a
gentleman now influential in
government:
I'VE can make savings by re-
organization OF existing depart
ments. by eliminating functions,
by abolishing many OF those
innumerable boards and those
commissions which. over a long
period of years, have grown up
as "A fungus growth on American
government"
You can never expect any
important economy from an
administration committed 10 the
idea that we ought 10 center
control Of everything In Wash
ington a. rapidly as possible"
The author? Frank Kiln d.
Roosevelt. when impreSSing upon
the American people why they
should elect him president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
What May Happen

One Shuddors 10 contemplate
what may happen 10 this coun-
Try unless those in supreme
control at Washington develop
some modicum OF horse sense
regarding oney, regarding
spending. regarding the funda-
mental necessity for scrupu-
lousy avoiding needless wreck
ing OF our whole economy. the
fountain from which springs all
our ability 10 play dominating
role in international affairs.
Would that the United States
government were controlled by
men possessing half the realistic
economic understanding of those
controlling the British govern
ment.
Defense. first. yes, but why
unnecessarily bankrupt business.
strew the country with appal-
ling unemployment?
Copyright, 1871, by r. G. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Food Handlers
Must Get Cards
Time. star Correspondent,

LANSING. Oct. 4.-Dr. Z. r.
Wander Slice. city health director,
disclosed today that food han
dlers cards Will be required Of all
new employees in lansing food
establishments on and after No
vember !.
Cards will be granted after an
examination by a physician and
will serve as evidence that the
holder was free from any form OF
communicable disease at the time
II was given.
Examination of food handlers
has been in progress for several
weeks Doctor Wander Slice said
that after November !. no new
employe will be permitted TO work
in a Lansing food establishment
until he has attended the one.
session school now being planned
under sponsorship Of the bureau
of sanitation and foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Advice to Housewives
Consumer Division of OPA Launches Service
Aided by Army, to Help Shoppers Soue

sweet potato time down South.
The bulletins said that for meals,
the best buys in the Boston area
are spinach squash, carrots, cab
bage. tomatoes and potatoes and
pointed out that beans, peppers,
cucumberS and corn are about
through for the season"
OPA posted similar best buys
lists for nearly every section of
the country. From Louisville on
south in the eastern half OF the
United States sweet potatoes are
now plentiful.
In Alabama, housewives we're
warned that spinach Idaho pota-
toes, brussels sprouts, broccoli,
radiShes. green onions. oranges,
melons and Bartlett pears ARE
high priced ri present" and adj
vised 10 shop for sweet potatoes.
carrots. rutabagas. cabbage. celery,
lettuce and dry onions.
Meats we're not included on The
lists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bushel crates
Wsslthys, U. S No, /. az" minimum.
soc Jonsthsns. T. s. No. /, ~" mini.
mum, si1i.25; Commercials. soc; McIn.
tosh cartons ess large size wrapped. 81
bushel crates L. S. No. /. ~" minimum.
81 55Ni5o, Z. s. Utiluys xi15d125.
ga" minimum. sl25nl.35. Shows. L. S.
-Aa--iT-2 = IL MINIMUM, 81, o." minimum.
SOC Wolf Rivers. L. S. No ! }" mini
mum. ST. Shiawassees, l.. s. No. az"
minimum, s5c; Rhode Island Greetings.
L. s. No. / pa - minimum, Slg1.lO. az"
minimum. s5c North West Greetings u.
s. No. ], a. minimum. s0c q 81; West
virginia bushei baskets Delicious u S
No minimum. $3.50. Maryland
box Delicious, U. S. No. /, ~" minimum,
sl.o5. Washington boxes Delicious extra
fancy sos-i5os, s2.25a25o fancy 72s- 125s
S2n2i5.
cRANBERR1Es- Massachusetts !. bar.
rel boxes Early Blacks, s3i5, it-oarrel
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s DOZEN
punched, California. SO i51325 few high
as SO 80: Idaho fair. 50 25a235
CELERY Michigan punches. dozen
cUCUMBERs- Louisiana busheI baskets
~axed Y s. No. J. 81, few S225
Toksys. $3.50 q !. So Thompson seedless
81 ssh SIS. mostly Si75. fair Si25af
White Mslagss. 81 55al 40. Ribiers. 81 rs
JUICE GRAPEs-canfornia zinfandels
i2s.lb Jugs. S1.254l.35. 2s-lh lues. 81 80
I y IS. 32-lo hugs, 81 so Muscats 26-lh.
Mgs ~ 80 n ] .35, Alicantes. 25-lb. Jugs
I 81 asa 80. 2s-lh luEs. sl4o4i45
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type California Salinas. wstsonvile District
- dozens, Af-l5u 4 90 fair 20 generally
good 50 75N4 dozens, S3.75T4 ordi-
nary 20 fair. 81 20 n 3sl----------aa-------
- - 'tSfcTS-50-lb sacks. sweet Spanish
Iu ;. No. ], Sin. and larger. Utah sio5
Colorado. 2-3-in size, Siio Idaho U s
NO whites. s5et 2-in. and larger. 81 90
Michigan Us. No. l. Yellows snt or
more 2-in and larger. Si.o50iiO 1O-lb.
sacks. Yellow Boilers, isc, US. No /
Whites. 70ro 2-in. and larger. si25a14o.
25-in sacks White Boilers, coo. White
1 PEARS California. lug. Bartle,,s. Saa
325. few $3.50; oregon, box. Bartlett.
PEAS California. bushel hampers. 81. rs.
! POTATOES lO0-lb. sacks Idaho Russell
Buroanks Us No. L. washed. S210n
? Is. io-lb. sacks 231 25c; US CONNER
Gals 100-lh sacks 81 rs; Maine. Ratah-
dins and Chippewas. Us No !. 1871.
sacks 27a Csc. 5o-lb. sacks 75a soc
Michigan. Cobblers. Chippewas and Kaiah-
dins, 81 15n l.40. mostly 81 25nl35 few
washed Chippewas, large size, Si,453i so
Indiana. Cobblers Us No brushed
sl.25 Wisconsin. Katahdins, US. No. /.
RUTABAcAs-c Canada. 5o-pound sacks.
SWEET PorAroEs-por,o Ricsn Vans.
us No / hushei crates. Louisiana ST 45
cials, 81 rs Tennessee. 81 35n 30. bushel
hampers Nancy Halls Sl2s Virginia,
stavs barrels US No l. Jersey type
$500, Us No. ! Goldsns 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
u. 5. Ready TO Lend
Mexico 90 Million

MEXICO CITY. Oct. QNS)
Sixty million dollars will be adj
vanced 10 Mexico by the United
States government as soon as ne
gotiations now under way in
Washington have been completed,
Foreign Minister Padilla announced
today.
The government will immedi-
ately place 100000 of the loan
to the accounts of dispossessed oil
companies as token payment for
the appropriation of their proper
ties. The balance will be used for
highway construction, sterilization
of the peso, and other purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Drug Firm Gives
8 Scholarships

Six employees of the Cunningham
Drug Company were aWardedfour
year scholarships at colleges of
pharmacy, under terms of the
Cunningham scholarship plan. it
was announced today. The scholar
ships went 10 David Weiss, David
Duckworth. Richard Fulgh. Stuart
Price, John Wagerly and Harry
Lang.
Although the scholarship plan
calls for only four scholarships
a year, the high quality of the
examinations induced the exam
lining committee to name six
winners" said Joseph Allen, sec
rotary OF the committee.
The winners were selected from
a field of 20 Semifinalists by a
competitive examination.
The scholarships are admins
tered by a committee consisting
OF Roland G.. Lakey. Dean of the
College of Pharmacy, Wayne Uni
versity; ESten p. Stout. Dean of
the Detroit College of Pharmacy
of the Detroit Institute of Tech
nology; Fred w. Baxter, general
manager of Cunningham's. and
Joseph Allen, personnel director of
the firm. They offer matricula-
ton fees, tuition and other school
expenses for the four-year phar-
macy curriculum.
In addition, the winners are of.
fered part-t m g employment.
Scholarship holders are permitted
TO elect either the Wayne College
of Pharmacy or the Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology College OF
l2Ha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
New Concept Of What People Can Afford

economic side il should become increasingly
technology of the there
a concept people afford They in
under peaceful conditions afford higher standard of v
before provided the producing
kept balanced relations another and
ded the of exchange not cuteed up by excess
In the modern
world S idle idle machines.
Even with AID machines fully employed there be
undy large proportion of production needed
overhead
Ever William l. Bait of the OPM suggested in
speech il early to begin
effort
orga outbreak of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Retail Volume
Rises Sharply

Retail sales skyrocketed this
week in department stores and in
speciality shops handling luxury
items as consumers called for
"layaway" articles and did con-
forward buying to avoid
the new 10 per cent federal lux
ury tax which became effective
October /, says Dun g. Bradstreet,
Inc.
Although volume dropped
sharply after September 30, the
weeks total is still substantially
ahead Of the previous seven-day
period. The last minute buying
swelled the months totals so that
September business closed ap-
proximately 25 per cent to 80 per
cent ahead OF September, 1910
which is in marked contrast Ia
the 10 per cent TO Is per cent
gain reported for the first three
weeks of the month.
Retailers of necessities which
are not affected by the new tax
such as foodstuffs and most ar.
tlcles OF clothing, reported sales
about equal TO the preceding week
and volume for the month from
Z per cent TO Is per cent above
September, 1910.
Wholesale distribution remained
even with the preceding week and
September totals were reported
at between 40 per cent and &C
per cent above last year. Collec.
tons are still holding up well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Forbes
Have High Officials
Decided Carrying On
Of Business Is Illeeel7
BY b. c. FORBES

Have the highest-up officials
in Washington become obsessed
with the notion that the carry
ing on Of business is criminal?
The cabinet member in charge
of federal finance, Henry Nor
genthau Jr., Judging by his
latest lecture 10 bankers, appar-
emily seems TO think so. He ex-
horts them to stop lending any
money for ordinary business
purposes lest the effect would
be to- interfere with about
national defense" uttely
incorrect term, of course. Since
Washington's main and might
lest efforts today are not con-
centrated upon fortifying our
own nation, but Upon rushing all
kinds of ornaments across the
Atlantic and the Pacific.
Palpably, IL has never oc-
Cured 10 the inexperienced
wiSeacres in Washington that
blitzrieging all business would
be about the Surest. Most deadly
way 10 sap our national strength,
our national solvency national
employment, national economy.
Is il astonishing that Secre-
tary of the Treasury Morgenthau
holds the notions he does? He
hadn't the slightest training for
vitality important position he to-
day occupies. Scant wonder that
he has the most puerile miscon-
ceptions concerning the role
business plays in our national
scheme of things. that he doesn't
realize that il has been business
which has supplied most OF The
wherewithal 10 maintain the
federal government, 10 finance
defense. 10 pay Wsshington's
bills. which are immeasurablN
more staggering today than ever
before.
Tire, ne r I ttttciiU Of -trIr wholly IN
experienced gentleman farmer
at the helm Of the nations
finances seems 10 be TO with
business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Same as Karl Marx Labor Standard OF Value

BY prosperity they appear full employment"
the Nazis have full employment since everybody Ger
and do what the dictator These
government. Tins much thing
Karl labor standard Of value.
This vitates the idea of permanent prosperity But the
question where the going the
for its endless spending unless borrows from banks
fiscal other words itself-ts
controlled Does anybody suppose labor capital
enterprise going cooperate production and
thus earning they paid only promises
give promises (notes) while quantities
produced determined by DICTATOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
BE $28
Driver Who Saru a Body
Is Wiser and Poorer

When the headlights of his cal
shone on the body of a man in
South street near West End ave.
nue. early today, Doras Schillinger
10, of $50 Springwells avenue, goi
out to investigate.
The next thing he knew the
dead man was getting to his
feet and another man who had
stepped out of the shadows was
pressing something in Schillinger'.
back and announcing that thh
was a holdup.
The stop cost Schillinger S2S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Army Bomber Lost
With Six Aboard

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. A.
uNS)-Disappearance of an army
bomber, with six men aboard, was
reported today at the Sacramento
air depot.
The bomber, a Bis twin-mo.
tored plane, took off from Sacra.
mento at $50 p. m. Thursday, on
a routine fight to Albuquerque
N. M. and had not communicated
with the field since s O'Clock
Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

rNEW-Y0RK- -Oct--4,--TFrr- copper mar
ket yesterday showed interest In prospects
OF Increased production that may result
from conferences now in progress between
defense authorities and industry members.
Meanwhile, copper producers while not
IN receipt OF actual ALLEGATION certificates
Tor October. are not holding up shipments
nut are moving metal into consumers
hands where actual tonnsges allocated and
certificate numbers are known. Price held
flrm at IL cents pound. delivered New
York
Export copper was quiet and unchanged
al IL \. cents. (. a. 2 New York
In the lead market dealings demand
continued heavy and well ahead of supply
Price held firm and. unchanged az SIS
cents. New York, and 3 20 cents. St Louis
Zinc supply continued subject 10 strict
rationing al 725 cents a pound, East ST.
Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
LeWiS HNney
.ASSailS SOciaIiSfic
Teachings i'm School
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor of Economics, New York University

Recently got letter a young Kansas City
Mo is an eyeopener. CHANGED
something had written and surprised to find that
differ teachings professors
City UniverSty-two named Lerner and Hiken.
These appear have been associated in
with Keynes English economist certainly they
pushing peculiar ideas their students Further
fellow ne has been reading book by the
Socialist and that Mr.. Chase seems him
presenting that professors have been
trying put
Perhaps think Of the Keynes schemes affect
New Deal Wash
ingon Here find however, Keynes teachings have
spread relatively eknown university in Missouri
and injecting youth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
.Syntheti(s Believed
Inadequate for Rubber

Synthetic rubber would not be
an adequate substitute for real
rubber if imports of crude rubber
are suddenly cut off, Frank Car
man, OPM staff expert on rubber
and cork, said today. Carman
spoke before the Fall meeting OF
the Detroit rubber and plastic
group in the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
"Only about III per cent of
the present output of synthetics,
about 25,0O0,000 pounds this
year, Is replacing rubber" he
said. "Seventy-eight per cent of
the synthetics are going into
defense production now and the
requ rements are increasing.
Rubber and synthetics are both
needed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
z Jap Generals Die
In Rout by Chinese
International News Service Cable

CHUNGKING, China, Oct. A
The commanders of two of the
four Japanese divisions which
Withdrew after an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 subdue the Changsha
region of Human province are dead,
Chinese military headquarters an
nounce today.
One was killed in action, the
announcement said, while the
other committed hara-kari.
Chinese headquarters announced
that the Japanese had sustained
79.500 casualties. e including 33,60C
dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The
office of price administration
launched an advice 10 house
wives service on a nationwide
basis today to tell them whether
TO buy spinach or cucumbers for
the family dinner table.
Hoping TO help budget makers
buy food cheaper in the face of
the rising cost of living, the con-
sumner division of OPA issued the
first of what il said would be
weekly bulletins of best buys" Of
foods.
The lists will be posted every
week. The bulletins are based on
ielegraphic reports sent 10 OPA
by the biggest food shopper Of
them all--the army. The quarter
master market centers are passing
on information and tips 10 price
authorities.
II was revealed this week that
1t is cranberry time in Boston and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Detroiters Warned
To Be VdC(inated

A word of caution to Detroiters
to be vacefnated against smallpox
due to the heavy influx here of
was issued today
by the Department of Health.
DR.. Bruce H. Douglas. city
health commissioner. pointed out
that while there has been no
smallpox in the city in several
months. people coming here from
rural areas may spread the dis
ease. Vaccination should be re-
peated every five years, he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Incompetent Theorists Confuse Policies

r. Nathan. chief the bureau of research
Office of Production Management looking
ahead recently concluded:
the should learn that America
of ships, airplanes
guns there why
automobiles clothing
and all for better living"
all. Mr. Nathan unless continue TO per-
init demagogues wordmonge incompetent theorists and anna
government becloud the realities and
policies class warfare and dis
harmony the chief in peaceme
10 of life Likewise. unpreceden
inevitably tends deprive workers Of the full fruits
Of their labors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Chase Is WeII-Known SociaIistic Writer

His letter asks: What the standing of these men as
their socialism? What about the theory
permanent prosperity be maintained by adequate
spending? Is there any danger evergrowing
national debt?
AS the first questions, all say is that had
heard Of the professors that the chief claim dis
>tnction find is having carried studies with j. NJ Keynes
Chase welknown socialistic writer. II judgment
all Of them truly socastic This appears
only advocacy central control industry.
also setting full employment" OF equilibrium
and the desire eliminate the of standard money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens. average run PIC
ieghorn hons lbs and up. i6c cocks
IN i4c. rock sprinEers. average run. zoe
leEhorn sprineers i7c young hen turkeys
10 lbs and up 2Sc Young tom tarkeys
rs lbs 24c ducks. white. lbs. and Up.
1sr geese i4c
EGGs-Msrkst drm Current receipts
Csc underErades, 2fd Csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
RMEeyser
Surplus Plants
OF '3O's u Myth
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Acceeation production national defense and aid TO
antAx radically changed the
that everything the United States
On the contrary the current chatter is about shortages
Obviously, politicians and the theorists said that
the industrial plant fully built in
is moi record the falacies.
The practical point relates the bearing of this post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Shows FaIIscies Of Keynesan Schemes

Clearly the infection like disease for those who
spread give only side They do their victims
the immunity would they informed
concerning the OF those who defend economic deoc
racy aaces weakness of the Keynesian
schemes themselves
Chases views agree taught by their
professors" a OF socialism.
This finds that they trying TO do with
political
printing without definite value
back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. a. -
(INS)-Burton c. Rood. is. 81
Grattan Center. and Bud Smith
Is, of Grand Rapids, were killed
when Rood drove into a tree or
a highway near here. Three others
in the car were critically injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

General Cable Corporation de-
'clared dividend OF S1.75 on the Z
per cent preferred, payable No
vember !. 10 stock OF record Octo-
Der o. 1t paid the same amount
August /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Arms Orders Will Taper OF Gradually

will happen when the orders cancelled?
Before this answered it should be pointed out that
i likely after the that armament orders Will be
tapered of gradually rather than suddenly cancelled
Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill in their
aims statements fact said that though the
democracy would be dsamed after successful
would themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Held on Gun Charqe

When Norman Smale, 40, of
Chatham. Ont. found four men
drinking from a bottle of whisky
he had left in his parked car, he
pulled out gun and shot holes in
all four tires of his own car, On
tario police reported today. He is
charged with carrying a pistol dam
gerous TO the public peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Dividends
NAV Department ST

May Department Stores Com
pany declared regular quarterly
dividend OF rs cents, payable De-
cember l. 10 stock of record
November Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Prices of
the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the open
ing today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Bay City made four flrst downs
to three for the Vikings.

substitutions Bay City--Wiltse, Heinz
man. Bishop, Hugo and Agdanowski. North
ern--Anderson. Carpenter, Montreal, HUT,
quist. Zofchak Hyde Fielder. Fuzi, Major
Okal, Fetedlem. Metar, Adams and Branch
Officials-Boglarsk tDetroiD; Beauvab
(DetroiD; Neville (Detroit).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
PIIIsBIRGH-

-
PITTSBURGH oct 3 -(iNsl-cATrl@E
Receipts 100 market steady steers
choice. Sii 80 n n 30 medium % good $40
n 10 So common. S7251a25, helfers,
medium 70 good IS 5o1 2. IS. common
q77s; Gamers and cutters. S5ds IS;
bulls good 70 choice, 50 5Oa 1880 COM
mon "a medium. So. 50Ts.7S
HOGs-Receipts. $50. market slow and
Is 10 30c lower: i60.1s0 lbs, sii1 II as;
1s0-220 lbs Sii25dll 80. 220-250 lbs.
Sii.i5aii 40: 25o-2aO lbs. Si075g II IS;
lo0.150 lbs. 500 10 50. roughs. 50 259
EEP- Receipts. $50. market steady
Choice lambs. S11 SOAP. medium 70 good
si0G IL: common lambs Ss5Oa So ewes
S3fr5, wethers 81 500 SIS.
CALVES Receipts. so market steady.
Good - choice. x13 so ~ 50 medium.
Sii 80 r. u. so; culs and common, S70 10.
FAST BUFFALO
FAST BUFFALO y y. oct 3-tTSS1
HOGS Receipts COO marbet fully Csc
lower: good and choice i70-2n lbs ave-
raging ie0-2f0 lbs Sii b0aif so; similar
weights trucked-ins, 81 asa ii.35i odd lots
cATTLE-Receipts. $50; followers. APP
proximately $50. dur cleanup trade,
barely steady. few calf-Weight yearlinEs.
Si1: thick-nested 500 H. grass steers,
Si025; moderately covered steers and
hsifers around 50 beef cows 70 $3.50 cut
Ter and common 62hn1- cAnnefEsf Is
as lightweight sausage bulls Ss.T5Ns.
CALVES Receipts i50 vealers firm
good and choice SIS; common and me-
dun $40 s0n1t
SHEEP Receipts 400 spring lamb
market -draggy about STEADY 5000 .. q
more closely sorted lots held above Sii 50
medium and mixed grades 1918 9 1918
fat ewes 10 S5.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Livestock Markets
(Uf( AGO

CHICAGO. oct. I, 3 HOGS Receipts -.
600 market l0c 70 sc lower holdovers.
900 top S1i.35 bulk. $40 90 ~ II 30
heavies. $40 1874 Is mediums $40 s5d
-ii3 lights $40 6nNii 20 light lights
$40 1913. packing sows S10u 10 so. pigs,
S9010
CATTLE Receipts 300 market steady
Calves. Receipts 500 market steady beef
steers choice. 81 $50 70 IS medium. IS 50
di17a. -pnarl4Hge- xa4ff2 So butchers
heifers Ssnf7 So cows. STGsS0 bulls.
81 5oT1O. calves S7Hi450. feeders, IS N
Ills. stockers steers. s. 80 = y COWS
and heiferE STd11
SHEEP Receipts 4 600 market steady
lambs 2S112 common, 50 o0N n Is,
yearlings Sc 50 y ? so. feeders Sii o II 50.
ewes $3.50 $50.