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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02
INDUSTRIAL SHOCKS

pid Asksa Ann. Hardware co. ... 70 a Arrow Hart e Kege ..... 30 Sb Bristol Brass Corp. com. 38 % Colts Pat Fire Arms co. 7i N Eagle Lock co. .,.,.,,,,. eM i0kA Eastern Mallebale Iron iiM l5Mlt Landers, Tfary @ Clark aDM 2lM New Brit. Mach. co. com. 90 q North e Judd Mfg. Go. 33 SS Peek, Stow e Wilcox co. c 8 ! Remington Arms ......., { 3 Scovili Mfg. co. ...,... 2bM TM Stanley Works Go. com. q 6 7oFTington co. ......,. 2SM 27M Veeder Root ,,........ Bi bS Wtby. Farrel Fry. ..... 90 S3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
5Matnnen Mix
Royal

II has been several months since
Detroit wrestling fans have seen
one of those mat mad scrambleS
called battle royals, but Monday
they Will have another opportunity
TO do so when Promoter Eddie
Lewis of the Arena Gardens stages
one in his double attractions at
the Arena Bowl.
There will be fNe men in the
ring al the same time. all OF them
so-called wrestling bad boys, They
will WreStle, slug and do divers
other things 10 make life miser-
able for one another until only
one man remains on his feet. and
he will be the winner. The match
viii 90 until this happens. even II
all hight.zaadEne- helds
except the strange are barred.
Here's the list OF belligerentS
Mango Singh. Frtrich Won Schact
Gorilla" Grubmier, "Reb' Rus
sell and Stanley BureSh
The other end of tho double bill
is a girls match IN which Cecilia
Blevlns and Elmira Snodgrass
meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Campbell Wydnt
Net Improves

CHICAGO. July 26.-Campbell
Wyant e. Cannon Foundry Com
pany reports for the six months
ended June 30 net profit of
Sf04 l43. after provision OF $751;
l075 for federal income tax and
SSO.50 for excess profits tax. This
net X equal 10 Sll7 share. com
pared with 1863 233. or Sl07 a
share in the first half OF 1910.
The company states tina, in tho
1911 period a burden reserve Of
S2S.oll has been SET up. due 10 the
fact that the tonnage produced
during the first SIX months was
greater than estimated average
monthly tonnage for 1871.
The company states that the
provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes is based on
lax rates now IN effect and ap-
piled TO the profits earned by the
company during the six months
ended June 30 No provision has
been made, the company says. 10
reflect any increased taxes which
may result from revision OF the
federal lncofpe and excess profits
statutes As any such reviSions and
their effect on the Company's taxes
are not predctahle AZ this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
.Ex-CeN.0Corp.
Earns $3.50, Us

Ex-Cello-O Corporation reports
for quarter ended June 40 q
net profit of S550,l2 after esti-
mated provision for normal income
and excess profits taxes based on
tho companyS Interpretation OF
provisions now proposed 10 be
contained in the Revenue Act Of
1871. The net IS equal 10 Sl.3s a
share on 39S, SOC shares Of common
This compares with an adjusted
net profit of S503, l06 or Sl27 n
share on 397 ,306 shares in the June
quarter of 1910, and a net profit
Of $53S,582 or S1.35 a share on
398,S06 shares in the quarter ended
March 81, 1871.
For the six months ended June
30 net profit was Sl,088, 707 OF
S2.73 share. against an adjusted
net profit of $500, 1884 or 500 a
share in the first half OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Hot Weather
Slows Trade

Despite special promotions and
the regular end-of- sales.
retail volume here barely equaied
that Of last week. due 10 the hot
-'rea,thef,- says Dun g. BfadstHeety
Inc.
Compared with the same week
last year. individual gains reported
varied rather widely. but a fair
average of The increase would be
from 20 per cent to 25 per cent.
Wholesale distribution again
moved forward and for the month
to date volume is over 30 per cent
ahead of last July. Retailers con-
tinue to buy more literally for
Fall and Winter needs and this
accounts in part for the whole
salers' substantial sales gain this
month.
Collections continue a few per-
centage points above last year, in
dlcating that more liberal buying
has so far, not affected the re-
tailers ability TO pay bills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Increase Noted in Insurance Sales

Likewise il the need TO aluminium steel and other
Of automobiles
this will release family
for spending directions including II is
already being reflected for increased demand for life
New life written during the first half Of 1871
% than the corresponding period last
The individuals wihlsurpus incomes TO divert
such defense bonds The
argument will Uncle by taking citizens out
that il will give the thrifty nest for the aerthewar
period
Henderson has likewise suggested
sopping added through
thought buying ought be qeted down
during suggested nstalment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Profit Doubled
By Mi(rondtie

Micromatic Hone Corporation
for The six months ended
June 30. subject TO audit and year.
end adjustments. a net profit OF
Sl53 1877 after depreciation and
$50, CAS- provision for normal fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes. equal TO Sl.20 a share on
l27,235 shares OF common stock.
This compares with an adjusted
net profit of S77.021 or 81 cents
share in the like period last year.
Production has been doubled
during the past year by substan-
ual additions of machinery and
equipment and by employing three
shifts in the enlarged manufacture
ing space, according 10 Kirke w.
Common. president. Sales in the
six months were 9S4 per cent
ahead Of last year. Current un-
tliied orders remain most sdtisfdc-
/ tory. Common says.
Current assets at June 30, In
GLIDING S273.l67 cash, totaled
SS4l $50 and current liabilities
were S425 876.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
.Hoskins Profit
Shows Upturn

Hoskins Manufacturing Com
pany reports net profit for the
six months ended June 30--subject
TO audit and year-end adjustments
of S330.625 after depreciation
federal income. taxes, equal 10 81
cents a share on 100000 shares OF
capital stock.
This compares with an adjusted
net profit Of $25952f or 81 cents
share in the like period of 1910
Tax rates for 1871. are estimated
at "a per cent for normal tax
s per cent for surtax and 80 per
cent 10 90 per cent rates for excess
profits. Total tax reserve for the
6 months was 1888. 925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Lou Gehrig Plaza
Named in New York

NEW YORK. July IS ms -
With simple ceremonies perma-
.ncnt memorial TO Lou Gehrig. laie
first baSeman and slugger of the
New York Yankees, was eStab-
hShed today.
Within sight Of Yankee Stadium.
an area at One Hundred SiXty-first
street. and the Grand Concourse
IN the Bronx was officially named
President James J. Lyons and
Lou GehriG Plaza by Borough
other officials in ceremonies at
tended by Manager Joe Mccarthy
Of the Yankees and Catcher Bill
Dlckcy who was Gehrg'S room
mate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
PROTECTING Riohts Of individuals

First there good that these things
Yet lost. end that they going be lost
Take the OF the bill 10 seize property This
has regarded originally
duced would
have President power private prop
II he himself doing defense
Of democracy has greatly
be SAID that individual rights still something
As sacguarded the bill reasonable. considering
the existing real II provides property he
rqusitoned defense President
has exhausted all other II then provides reasonable
the and him right
be consider the offered be Inadequate
Some further OF
by democracy Vandenberg
abatement
Senator Taft that bill
Iprce-fXnG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Marine News
DfI KOIT

UP McGonagie. 3l5 r. N Frjda,
I.nes stewart. 20. Hum mick mana FOL
81 lF t'ssfed H'Tu, i.arI-r1-- u rfrrr1s
lock 3 so Norway 720 r p Quarries
: 80 Agosteel SOS: Marquette Fiich A..
rived. 20 Sweden 6 25. Corala arrived
: IS Canopus q:25 snyder Jt 3 80
Elhs 30 90 Michigan. 10 so, saturn.
~ IS; Nariposs Maia, ~ 30. Amazon.
u 80, Sargen' arrived. - IS. Crete II EOS
N. SATURDAY lshpemiuc ~ r L.
Ford. : 10. Tremaine arrived. % Crcs.
cent City arrived $50. W y. White 50.
w y Crawford cleared 3 80 Nolvin.
IS. Perkins. $50. p r. Jones 7.0t
ecaiallte 7.U5. Fuck : 20. & & Robin.
son. Z ~. croft : 80 FT,scoduc VII
lard arrived SOS Back RaV cleared 20
Agoway 80 James Mazda arrived 80
h!lAN Mclean. 3,l3 p m Ffdsv
Marta ipdia cleared Massey Jr 90
FINK. lSelin cleared 4. Mead cleared los
findlsy so Mantadoc, Is. Cambria
~, kopmeicr cleared, Cole Arctu-us
Nrgaunee, ; 10; Ellwood 5.35. Par
schneider SIS. Burlington, $50. OAK
WOOD arrived, $50 Grape. : rs Lebanan
g Rand cleared. $40. Connolly arrived
55i W. A Rslss Rarkhahstead corstitu
ton cleared. e.o5 Barlow Frugeifv cleared
IN 50 Wolf 10 IS. Coralis cleared II so
~ kogers. ;05 =. m SATURDAY Ttate
1913. Leonard / rs. CAiveriev 1r 40
Verona > rs soodoc 30 ShAuEhnessy
81 Bunsen. sos; Chambers arrived
lclesfed q Northern Michigan. e 20 Ham,
u SIS Iocolue. $50 Schnonmaker
10. Martha Allen. 7.i5. c. Schneider
%, Laeonda S:f0
SAULT str. MARIE
Up 4 Heckin. . m. FRIDAY. y
Roam 80 W. g Clvde % Huisi
y 20 p m p johnson Ethel =
McAlpine s Manuel Berryton Y y
Rohbins ZiesinE. ! $50 sir " Farhairn
Smeason Stephenson Manila Pioneer
30 Huronic. n. : Morrsu 3 : Laugh
lin. 30 =. Y Townsend & Farrell s
ssucon $50. Gov Miller. =: = House
y sslwood 9 30 Presque Isle " 2
Corey. Briiamn. w a Irwin. 40
Sonora ? " y olco,t II n Brow
4 II 30 Zenith CITY c W. Galloway. II q
2 m. Saturday ? n Block 80 CO..
lingwood. G. Dunlap ? Davidson
30. r. p. Wallace 3 100 ~ Johnson. 4
Watson, 5 W. W Holloway 40. Refs
Bros. s Adriatic 8 30: n O. Mills 81
DOWN. A Paul $50 a. m FRIDAY
Manitoba. Q 10. Colonel r q SCHUBERT 10
!. T.. Davidson Y Morgan Jr II 40
Y L. Smith. iaketon. noon ~ = Thomp
son ~ 30 = m 4 r. Cornelius Ir .
I yosemite , 30. = q Harivell " g pnl
lock. 80 4 p ChrE. { VI Schvsh
5 30 r. Butler Csicsrien. 6 Gleresrles
6. Riverton. o Maleioa 70. Winfoc
1880 T. a Campbell 10 10: " = sufel
] ~ Venus y Dunn n Il 20 n
/ l 50. l. 2 Block ? Msunaloa. Angelina
Morse. 4 30. Suinhre Mnchhhre OFT
Rsss. At'erburv. S. A T Kinney. II 7
EwS VIM. Nottingham 7.
calm rlea~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
IL Explains Faith in Future
1dnEX Of Common Stocks
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of kconomle.. \. y. University

The reason why as individual retain enough hope Of the
confidence
mend stocks as a is follows
share Of equity private business enterprise
This both private skill dealing
and private capital recognized
rights rewards.
II individual freedom based upon private property
rights and political democracy.
Accordingly hopefuneSs Of honest and
rights property ballot will
of the for the faith that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Stock Market
Quiet, Mixed

NEW YORK. July 26.-The
stock market was quiet affair at
the opening today with the general
trend irregular following yester-
days decline.
Pivotal issues were slow in Open
ing and individual blocks generally
were limited 30 few hundred
shares. Changes were extremely
small.
Fractional gains included those
in Kennecott, Western Union,
American Telephone, Pennsylvania
Railroad, Eastman Kodak and
Boeing. Du Pont Celanese and
American Airlines each climbed a
point or more.
Minus signs were shown by
Chrysler. General Motors, Mont
gomery Ward, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey. Anaconda. American
Can and Consolidated Edison
Opening quotations: Unite
States Steel 5Si2. unchanged
Bethlehem 76h. unchanged; Cen
eraf Motors 49,, Off IA Chrysler
55%. off y: Kennecott, 39ls, up
II; Anaconda 2S2t, off - Penn
sylvania Railroad 2ii2. up - Du
Pont 1851. up / United States
Rubber. 23i2. unchanged: ConSoli-
dated Edison 10. off ~ and Sears
ReebHek 10 2 z, unchanged.
International New. Service Wire
CHICAGO, July 2s. - Wheat
opened hc lower to isc higher
today. corn &c 10 &C off and oats
sc down 10 &c up.
Wheat s ptemh Der Si06d
lH061. December 81 oz2. n I0z7s
May S109T.
Corn September 1874 q Is &C,
December 777sc.
Oats New September. 377sc,
December 39a.c. May 4lAc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Suoaests Deferred Purchase Plan

In connection with items against which priority orders have
been issued manufacturers and dealers ought thought
the deferred plan Instead they might subst
ute the deferred purchase PLAN whereby workers and others
would orders automobiles other
emergency
type appeal those with spendthr
tendencies who might otherwise be afraid that they would finish
other Perhaps
deferred could further made attractive by discount fea
willing
orders would good backlog for the aferthe
period orders may be rapidly apered Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Launch New Merchandising Effort

There is than possible curament in the volume
OF oil sold civilians.
For example. vendors Of weather stripping
do~s and other insulating material taking advantage OF the
national merchandising effort They
public buy their products that
they don't the Winter and thus
the federal oil administrator
This typical of the possibility Of shifting civilian
conflict defense
and of dverng channels which helpful the national
emergency requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Detroit Produce

APPL ESD Illinois. bushel baskets, Caro-
liAa Summers is Inch s..lf..-
Transparents L. s. No, 1, "a inch min,
81; Delaware. bu. baskets. Williams Red
u. 5. No. "a Inch min. mostly around
81 Is; West Virginia. bu. baskets Duchess
L. :. NO 2 u Inch min, s5n zoe; Trans
parents y. s. No. /, "a inch min. 75c.
CANThLoUPEs-- Salmon meats Art
zona. Phoenix district. Jumbo crates. 27s,
mostly 81 351 2 so jumbo 3ss 50 40d 2 So
crates '12s and larger. s252.io.
HONEY Ews--cahfornia and Arizona.
standard crates os and l2s and Jumbo
crates s.. 81 50d1.75.
CELERY Michigan, cats. 7oc; punches.
i-doz, stalks. zoe.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
type: California Salinas. 5-doz. SS45n
5. so; 4.doz.. sf75n5.25 s-doz, s3.25;
Watsonville. 5-doz.. s5.25a5 $50
PEACHES Georgia, bu. baskets. Fiber
tas u. $. No ! Pinch minimum. 81 rs
az few 50 loW2.f5: few. s1.65. few
lower, I, si inch Inch min s,5o%i.75' few
81 25; Hale Havens u. S. No. 2-inch
min, 81 i5@l25; half hu. baskets Fiber
tss U s.. No Pinch min. 75@soc:
aileys S. No. !. i,s-ineh min and
South Carolina. hu baskets. Hileys U. s.
No. ! 2-inch min, sl.1Sdi25; IL inch
min: and u inch min. 81.
PEARS california boxes. Bartletts.
T.
. PEAS - Colorado. bushel baskets and
hampers 80 25
POTATOES 49, foo-ib sacks: California
Long Whites washed. r. s. No. I, 81 40
n ? so: l.. &. Commercial. S1.T5 T2.35:
Idaho and oregon Triumphs T. s. No. l.
washed. 81 s5N2: Long Whites ". s. No, !.
washed. s225G240; Virginia Cobblers
y. S. No. l. washed. slA0Gf45, few
4 s5: Nebraska Triumphs u s. No I .
washed. sl.6302: Missouri and Kansas
alr-ta-e eneraIIY- GOOD quality.
washed ~ 25I 70; unwsshed. si.10m
! -; WaqhingtOn Long Whites II. s. No. I.
TOMATOES Repacked Jugs. sis5; fn-Ib
cartons. zoe: Ohio hotfouse s-lb. baskets
medium size. $50 e0c: small size. 4nI soc I;
Originals: Tugs. green ripe and turning,
iUEa pped--kX6 and-tarssKErruursEpr- 3.
No l. 81 25T so; ", 8 No. 2. asa eOc (:
Michigan. i2-dt climax baskets. Si.151
l25 fair quality 80 n s5s
WhTFRNFr.ONS 80 Georgia and South
Carolina. per melon Cuban Queens. 2S-2s
ms. 35d toc Thurmond Grsys % lbs. .
rev t5T4Ti4c: 1922 lbs so y 55c Tom
wstsons. 1880 lbs. fair quality. 30n 35c :
Cannonbaus 20 his. 32ik 81 35c; Dude
Creeks 1922 his. few hest. t50 soc; Mis-
souri, Cuban Queens % lbs, 35137ikc:
fou45c.
General Csbie Corporation reports q June
quarter net profit Of 81 0se 2i7 after
81 SsS 0nn taxes allowing for anticipated
changes in the 1891 Revenue Act or II
cents share on common. against q net
profit 81 sTss 1885 or 20 cents on common
COS. or 81 cents on common In the Marct,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Attitude on Price-Fiixino Hopeful

Again the attitude toward pricchNnc hopeful The adj
mnStrauon has decided pce-fNnc clearly
docs intend considerably
IT clearly afraid Of the farmer As long the price
system and allow free farm enterprise all ; not lost
II is he emphasized that the American himself
business and interested private property He
fundamentally opposed much of the socialism
many lahorers
One honeymoon that honeymoon between Wash
ington and the Communists (Where the youth movement
today?)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
EARNINGS

Consolidation Coal Company. Inc, and
Subsidiaries show for the quarter ended
June 20 net loss ~ xi33 267. against a
net loss 81 S23 Os2 IN the June quarter n
1870 and a net profit of xf5i l3e, m the
quarter ended Marrh- ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

clared dividend OF - cents. pay
able Aurust Is 10 stock Of record
August |. Paid the same amount
May /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Anchor Hooking Glass Corpora.

ton declared a dividend of Il
cents on common. payable August
ID 10 stock of record August 5
Paid a similar amount in NAV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Dividends

Rayonier, Inc. declared divi-
dend of p cents on common. paw
able September 10 stock of rec
ord August Is Paid the same
amount on June 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Detroit Poultry

Market unsettled Hens. average run
&c leEhorn hens. ms and up nc.
cocks ION i2c rock springers. under 4
nrolers. - ms. and up. 2oc
EGGS Market steady. Current receipts
AIo. undergrades, 2Od22Lc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
House Defending Private Enterprise

About the same time the House was defending private enter
overriding the Presidents
basis TO he used determining profits In opposition
the administration representatives very wisely will
poatonS their choice between This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

NEW YORK July IS Principal primary
producers are advocating so-called free 81
per cent domestic copper A. 70 cents a
pound delivered Connecticut Valley base
Custom smFlters and smaller producers
are dsposing Of their proportion al IL =
cents pound
Export copper was quiet ia, Arm AZ IL
rents \ pound Z a. New York
There IL apparently no letup 20 lead
consumer interest. which continues 70 70
cord demand greater than supplies from
Somesiic sources Availability ~ recent
government purchases ~ foreign lead -
Mexican and Canadian already in market
able form Is snording rtlef To the current
supply shortage
But when these tonnages or pig lead
STOCKS Hrp dfsuusrd ~ -the -rrrnsfrucr- NJ
this foreign tonnage 90 he delivered will
b. coming from production. Price was hrm
a. SIS - 3 % cents pound desvered
New York and 5 ~ cents ST. Louis
Zinc situation continued unchanged with
strict rauoninE still the order ~ the day
al IS cents a pound East St. LOUIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Horses TO Watch
m. rxx xxxr rrD

Al nctrol, Minchc Palturf Darby
Deedee Pep TAX
A. Arlington Park Wy Myri New DIS.
covery Cav F,lf ~ Sty
A. Empire Ctv-Sercsant Bob Gran
Cnsa ca, Vixen reen SHOW
A. Rockingham-Ask Ne. RanRs Dust
stage Beauty. Bonnie Buzz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Metal Markets

View York and Wholesale norferrou,
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot % per cent
lin nominal New York. IS rs. future tin
50 s25 lake grade copper delivered Md,
west. u electrolytic SPOT. smeltsr i2G
II 80. casting copper. 1925. 81. Louis lead
10 50 Lnuis zinc rs New YORK
aniimony. 10 virgin aluminium. IL
Far eastern situation creating unusually
strong TN demand Others unchanged IN.
port copct. ~ reside nominal - so.
Free sterling exchange. 81 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Acme Mire Cnmpany aeel,red \.

dividend Of 80 cents payable Au-
gus, ID "a stock Of record July 81.
Paid the same amount on MAY Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Farmers Market


No ? soc Northern Spy fancy 81 hu
No 81 asa 50. No. ., 75c n 81 Steele
Ked fanny. 81 Is bu No. l. 81 25a so,
70 2 90 Transparen'ss fancy. $lpl IS
ASPARAGUS--No /. % q 15c doz bchs
No ? i0g soc
BEANS Green. espcy 80 soas. No /
81 50n2, NoS2 i25 wax, fancy S2n
n zoe y, 10 y Sl.o0p I75' Roman, 10. I
BEEIS=An-1.-a ioc-dnz- hchs---sn4l
BLHcKBERR1Es No / S7soqst
BROCCOLI No !. 81 aoa225
sft7tt5f- Farcy- - nJr-- M
poo . Sli0 bu. No. ?. 75c; red No. /, s.
CARROTS Fancy. soc d., bchs No
} 4oa SOC, 81 ai'25 bu- 10, ? soc doz
cAuLIFLowER-No. /. NgIso bu.
CELERY Fancy IS soc doz bchs.
CELERY CABBAGE-No. /. Nal2
bI
CELERY ROOT No !. -5casi
cHERRIEs-swee, fancy 81 2i-quar
crate No 50 80. sour fancy, s2.25
cUcUMBERs Fancy. 81: No. /. sr2!
y 30 IN No 2. 75c
cUKRANTs - No. /. s3a35O 24-quar'
DiLr.-soa soc dozen lunches
EGG planting. /. 81 SoaI75 hal
EGGS - Large. 2saio.7s 3o-doz.r
GoosEBERRIEs-No. /, s2a2.So 24-q,
crate
HEAD LETrucE-Fancy. 1875 bu.: No
l. s5gs soc hu M ?. as SOC bu
,HrckLEBERRIEs.No J. s,7sas2'
KOHL RABi-No / s5a ioc doz. bchs
LEEKs-Ne. / 75caSi daz bchs
OkRA-No I. 81 25Hl so s-lo basket
ONIONS Siren NJ -3h250c doz
sOc n 81 10 50-lb sack No. q 7ac.
PARSLEY 90 n soc doz bchs
PARSLEY ROOT - No. l. asa SIC hu
PEARS No. 75n2 90. No 2 81 %
P Pt:As No. 81 25M1.5o 81 No ?, 81
basket hot. No. /, 4o9 soc No 2. CSC.
PLUMs- No. /. S2a25o
PoTATeEs-Sev fsney, sizes bu No
POULTRY Hens. i've. heavy breeds ?
= o2c N ierhorn- isa zoo: bropers
heavy. 22q24c 10 leghorns. 20 \ 22c H.
RADiSHES-Red No l. 4Sr soc dor
echs No Csc; long white, No. /. 40
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. No. /. s375'
rs 2i-q, crate, red, fancy, SIS; No.
BARR-No / 25a25c don. bchs.
/ EIU,TlA ~ ANo !; 5og 75c ou
bu No. 2. 3jc: table green squash No.
50 y bu.. Italian, fancy. 81 pee
baskets. No ! 81 - soc: No 2 zoe
SWEET CoRN Fancy, sOcls 81 5.doz
sack No. 20 soc: No 2 % 4Oc.
TOMATOES Outdoor fancy. Si75 Il
~ basket No J.. 81 25H 50. No.
81 hofhouse fancy. 81 25a25O: 10
Sl.7512 No ?. $50
7 RNips-No. i. ioc n soc doz. bchs.
VEGETABLE GREENS Roman. oa
SOC hu escarole No. l. 40 n SOC bu en-
dive. fancy 81 50 hu. M. l. S1Gl25 No
15c; sorrel. asa soc hu. Swiss chard
81 2 SOC bu. kale, 40 z soc hu mustard
No. ]. AZ" SOC hi. fur1irs. No I 40 So,
~ spinach. No l. e0c u 81 hu No 2
81 - hu lcaf lettuce No l. IS u soc bu
cola rds, No l. 35T soc hu
VEGETABLE OYSTERS-No. /. soc u
81 doz- ochs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, July 25.- INS LRrTTER-
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ttas ts2 scorei, 30 p C.. standards 80 score
~ Ac, extra firsts 1al Sr0rei, 23ltc
firsis CsS-S9 scorer, 81, n SIC. special
t93 scorel ST.
EGGS Receipts Is 90i cases: marx o.
steady Current receipts. 2sipc: fresh extri
firs's rs =, n &c fresh frsis. % 26 2, c
dries % e. checks 22-.
CHEESE Twins. 1T. n PC: daisies
prints and longhorns 22d22i,c
LIVE POULTRY Market. steady Tur
KEYS, l2n iac. hens 1sd2si4c leghor-
hens, loTls4c sprinrers. ISL Il 22c
broilers 49, zoe ROSTERS. i3i9 ai4e
ducks ~ fff.c