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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Peninsu|dr Co..
Boosts Profit

Peninsular Grinding Wheel Com
pany reports for the six months
ended May 81, subject to audit
and year-end adjustments. a net
profit of Ss4.537. after deprecia-
ton. interest and $4,000 reserve
for normal and excess profits
taxes. equal 10 IS cents share on
99500 shares of common stock.
This compares with a net profit
of $40, 1856. or so cents a share. in
the like period last year, after a
tax reserve of Sl2,400.
Sales for the six months totaled
$500, 204. against S252.771.
Current assets at Nav 81. in
Guiding S1l6.19 cash. total d
S304,97S, and current liabilities
were Sl40.22l This compar
with cash. S74,546; current assets,
S173,692: current liabilities. $751;
I'll, year ago. Inventories were
S114.150. against $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Farmers Market

APPLES 49, Delicious. fancy. 81 Is M.
No /. siSo1iTs. Northern spy. fancy.
81 bu; No. !: n.2'nisoi No; q I'e ~ III
Steele Red. fancy, N.Io ou' NO i si'-'
ai5 so; No. 2. 75c
BEANs-Creen. fancy. 81 rs hu; No, d J.;
SiFri 20: wax. fancy. SAYS No. !. 81 70
Z, harSeheans. No ]. 81 eu,
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano, No.
T. s01i Soc hi escarole. No ], top eoc bu'
endiys. No J. So Is eu, No. 3oa ' ssc
bu kale. 4od soc bu. mustard NO !.
30 n soc bu iurnips. No: /, 30 n foo' hu ;
spinach. No L. IS n iSe bu Leaf lettuce.
Mo-: seS sac e'i-i-e e!lards-- No L. 20 q soc
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy. 81. so bu;
No /. eoc Il 81 Is bu: No. 2 75c hu.
AsPARAGUs-Faney: silog rs 40 dor
BEETs-No. J. 30 o soc dor. punches 7,
cABBAGE-No. !. 5oasoc bu. No. 2.
soc ou: red. No. /. $3.50 l.7o' green
&C cucuMBERs-No. l. uso027s bu;
BRoccoLr-No. l. $1,000 bu.
cARRoTs-No. I. IS q soc dor punches.
CAuLIFLowER-No. /. iogl.79 bu;
cEI.ERYEFancy. so0s5c doz punches
No. ]. asa 35c. No. 2. l@
CELERY ROOT No J. 75c9N
&C c:uRRANTs - No. /. s3o3.So 24-qusrt
crate
DILI.-,Oa SOC don lunches
FGGs-Large SO 75I 1875 3o-doz case
medium SIS 7s"a25.
GoosEBERRIEs-No. I. $3.50 2i-qt.
crate.
KoHL.RABI-No. I. IS = soc doz. bchs.
LEFKs-No. l. 75c p 81 dor lunches.
ONIONS Green, No. l. asa SOC doz
punches; dry onions, No. /, N.5ou2 3o-lo
PARsLEY--l0a soc dor punches.
PARSLEY RooT-No. !, $50 55c ou.
PEAs-Fsney, 81 bu; No. l. r.2ou
: Pr PLASTs%Fists: Flower. 500 7sc: vese.
tables. 400 soc: gersniuns. H2Sn2. so
i4-pot fat.
PorAToEs-No /. $50 soc bu; No. 2.
IS n soc.
PoULTRY-Rens. live heavy breeds. 20
q 22c H. leghorns isn zoe; broilers. heavy.
~ y 2tc ID leghorns. 7oT22e Ii.
RADlsHEs-Red. No. 1. IS n soc dor
punches; No. 2. use; long white. No. /.
so ~ s5c dor punches.
RASPBERRIEs-Black fancy, s42S "a
az crate No. 1. s325d3.75; No. 2, So; red.
No. 1. ssTs.50: No. 2, s.
RHUBARB outdoor. No. l, asa Csc
dor punches.
RUTABAGAs-No. I, 5oa 75c
SQUASH Summer No. l. T5cdu u
bus; Italian. No. I. 75c si.25 PIX basket.
Strawberries IT Fancy. si!25; No.
a. 50 50nf: No. 2. t2T250.
Hothouse. fancy. 81 so IL
IN basket No. 2. s292.5o.
TURNIps-No. l. 35a CSC dor punches,
eOc ~ 81 10 hu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. soeasi
dot punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Detroit Produce

APPLES-New stock. Illinois. bushel
baskets, u s No l. 2-inch minimum.
Yellow Transparents. sl.150l.25.
cANTALoUPEs-Arizo Yuma, Jumbo
Jumbo ass, s3.75n4; California Imperial
Valley. Jumbo crates 27s S3.25; jumbo
ass. s3.75n4: Jumbo ass, A.15u4.25;
Phoenix district, Arizona. jumbo 3es,
SO rs; jumbo ass, 50 s5d 3.e5.
HoNEYBALLs-Cslifor Jumbo 3es
SO rs jumbo 85s s.. e0Ti
HONEYDEws- California ,tandar
crates 81. sl.75a2
CARROTS -Bunched. Los Angeles crates
s-doZeu. 81 IS y $50. fair condition. 81. 50
az; Arizona. S2.25.
cAULIFLowER- washinE ton pony
crates. i2s and larger. 81 eOq2l0.
cELERY-Mi Michigan highball crates, 81,
fat crates, e0c: 1-doZen punches. 40c
CORN-Alabama crates. white. si35:
fair condition. 75cnSl yellow, $50;
sacks. white. 81: Texas sacks yellow. g.
z dozen. s1.25. Oklahoma. sacks. yellow.
81 Georgia. crates. white. approximately
5-dozen. Si6i.25.
CUCUMBERs-Bushei baskets. South
condition. $50. choice fair quality 81. rs
~: large size slicers Si.5Odi75. North
Carolina, fair quality. 81. so; fair quality
ordinary 10 fair condition. 5OI 75c: Mary
lhnH DTulHsIg 10 IhlT uuhlltNs sl.<0.
LETTuCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
dozen, 81. so n AIS; Colorado. and S
dozen. ordinary TO fair quality. 81 so a 3.
ONIONs-California, 5o-lb. sacks, Y. s.
No. !. Sweet Spanish. 3-nch and larger,
s2.s542.7o; California. Z. s. No. /. Vel
,lows SPA 1928: Kentucky Yeilows gem
orally good quality. ~ Inch minimum.
81 e0d2; Texas, 5o-lb. sacks, T. 8. Com
merciaI yellow BermufaS. generally good
condition. 81; poorer according 10 condi-
tion. low as Soc Yellow boilers. generally
good condition, 81
PEAcHEs-North Carolina bushel bas-
1928 Illinois bushel baskets Red Birds.
u. s. No. /. pa in. min, 81 so; Georgia
hsf oushel baskets Y; $. No. l Hleys.
;h5,1 MN 5n 81 10; y. Estrs. No Is.
d.I; U s No Eariy Rose, IL in.
min. poor 20 ordinary condition. 15d SOC.
PoTAToEs-New stock 1oo-lb sacks
Alabama 5: No. washed Trmmphs,
81 4o u S Commercial. 81 10; California
u. s. No, ! washed Long Whites, S245U
2. So, mostly - 50. Y. S. commercials, 81. 80
n 2 40; Idaho 4. s No. ! washed Triumphs
eastern shore Virginia U. s. No. I'M
washed Cobblers, S21215: u. s. No 4
size b. sl15; Missouri and Kansas. gen
orally good quality washed Cobblers. 50
mlrtpuTl NfnfTdlN EpOl 0utiUN UNIV dtneQ
Cobblers. SI.75al.s5 Arkansas generally
good quality washed Triumphs, 81 rs. Old
stock. 1O0-lb. sacks: Idaho Russet. Bur-
banks Commercial fair quality. si.75m
Is2l5
TOMATOES-Repscks lob cartons,
soc; repscked Tugs. Si75T1.s5: ohio s-lb.
baskets hothouse medium size. s5g eoc
ripes some ordinary quality, low as soc
small size. 500 roc; Texas original hugs
u. s. No. green. ripe and turning,
wrapped sxs and larger 81 SIS. SKI. 1857
LIS: Louisiana y. s. No. I ripe and
turning. wrapped sxs and larger, fair
condition. sl5On160: Mississippi u. s
No. wire bound Tugs, green, ripe and
turning, wrapped. SKI, si.25qi.35.
Tom watsons. per mellon. % lbs, 35H
40c: 22-24 lbs. IS = 4Oc: rs lbs. 45c: 30
lbs. soc % lbs. $50 zoe: Cannonbail
2s-lb. 456 SOC: cuban Queens. 20-22 lbs,
32is o 35c; 26-Ibs.. 45c: IS lbs. soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Tank Destroyer
Battalion at Fort

FORT CUSTER, July 5.-Brig.
Gen. Cortlandt Parker. acting
commander of the 5th Division,
today announced that pro-
visional anti-tank battalion was
being formed in the 5th Division
along the lines OF the new organi-
zation laid down by the war de-
partment.
Head army officials announced
yesterday in Washington that
eight OF the new tank destroyer
battalions would be organized i'm
mediately and that the number
would reach %. The formation of
the new battalion from artillery
units is aimed at the creation of
a radically new type OF division
combining mechanical and ar
mored equipment.
General Parker said the forma-
ton OF the new battalion would
not necessarily mean the enlarge
ment Of the division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Marine News
DETROIT


7" UP - McDougaII Maia Hy Ford All
p. m. Friday: La sale. Cadillac, 325
Shiras Irwin. Conneaut arrived, ass; Bar
low-Pleasant arrived. sumatra arrived
3;t5. Pegasus. S; Franqueiin. 5:45: wyan
do'is; sos; Cornelius Jr cleared. s;25
Kinney. 1870: Hebard, 1928: J. G. vii
liams. $40: Snyder Jr., $50: West. II :o5
Alcosoo. 11:15: Bsrkhams'ead Cons titutior
arrived, li:4o; sonoma arrived. A. A. Hud
arrived. Fleetwood arrived. 1880 A. m
Saturday: Collins. IT'S: Humphrey, f:2u
Willowhranch. Coralis arrived. 2:o5: Mex
OIL arrived. ans; f. p. Smith. Yosemite
Alpena arrived. $50; Fitch arrived. 7:i5
B. p. Jones. 8; Clyde, $40: saucon. Sis
Muds. $50; Yates. s:35; Tate. $50
DOWN-sweden, 1920 p. m. Friday; W
Jsmes-Msids cleared. $40; Comet. s:io
Mead cleared. $50: A. A. Hudson arrived
sos: Frontenac, s:i5; Huron arrived
$40; Frantz. 7:1o; Fairbairn-smeaton
Humriek inaha Foieroft arrived: Frick
cygnus, $40; Jenkins. 1855; stifei. 1925
cleared, Hubbard. Ills: Finland. ii:4o
W. A. Reiss. 1850; Mathio,t. 1920 a. m
Saturday: Pioneer. 1:15: NJ. s. Michiga,
cleared, i;t0; Ironwood arrived. l so
Billings. 2:45; whitney-C ieveco. $50: An
gustus. 4:25; Barrsllton-Frugahty arrived
$685. Rand. $50; sonoma cleared. $50
ssrnolite, 1:o5: lakewood cleared. 7:lO
Tshpeming. s:f5.
SAULT STE. MARIY
UP Hennepin, $50 m: Friday: s. p
'y Aso% gonna RSnn 9 Sam M sS n M 1ooo
G. A. Tomlinson. 1870; Algosteei. 2
Msthewston. 2: Pargny. q; w. c. Rich
ardson, $3.50: Prescott. 4: r r.. House 4
RnCere l.1n
5. Elba; S: w. J. Filbert. 5; Psnoii. $50
G. s. Robinson. $50: Reiss Bros. 6
Vega, 8: silvania, Red Crown $50: Bay
ton M. $40; Schiller; 7; j. J: Hin, !; Frit,
Miller. 9: 8. L. Findlsy. o: r. Mitchell. o
p: NJ. Weir. $50: Queen City. 10: A. c
Dinkey, 10; s. NJ. Hanna Jr., 1880; Mar
!; Robert. Jr.. 1; Hemlock. 4: Lamont. 2
Cornelius $40; D. K. Morrem. Z :. III Elton
Hoyt. q; Joliet. =; w. Y. Corey. $50; N
Aarvsrd, T;so; J. T.; Ferris. $; Thompson
Hanna. II; Alabama. II.
DOWN. s. wilkin:on. $50 a m
r. ri1sy Ar e. W. psTsi1. e s Manitoba 10
Kendrick. l 30 p. m. Shasta. lao: w. d
cslverley Jr.. q: w. r. Wolf 3. Royalton
, 30: c. c. Conway, $50; Canadian. 3:3e
s s.' ~ hsnyoyn = w n. Donner. s.
Farrell. q: Ellwood q: A r. Harvey. .
Schubert. IL: Duluth d
Schneider. midnight Pam Schneider, a m
saturday: Chicago. Tribune. 7:30; Green
Island. 2:30. Wahcondah. q Peter White
, 30. Youngstown. $50: r. p R.nney,
: 80; Budd. $40 Glenbosie. $50. Zenith
CITY. $50; Crescent City. $50 ~ L.
hsw. q Pryn Barge, q J. G Wsnscs q,
". Davis q; Pnipps. $50; Clemson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Battle Creek Faces
Problem on Budget

BATTLE CREEK, July s.
When the city commission meets
Monday it will be faced with the
problem of cutting its expenses
to meet the estimated decrease in
revenue caused by the state tax
commission awarding the city
schools an increase in ALLEGATION.
The county will face the same
problem, since the commission
shipped one-tenth of a mill off
the revenue of each of the units
to give to the schools. According
to school officials. the increase
will aid in reducing the SIPS, 00(
deficit, but will not completely
solve the schools problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Rehthdter Dies;
Trust Firm Head

BATTLE CREEK, July s.
Funeral services for Louis NJ
Rehthaler, II, president OF the
Battle Creek Trust Company who
died yesterday after lengthy ill.,
ness, will be held at 9 a. m. to-
morrow at the ST. Philip Catholic
Church. Burial will be in the Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Rehthaler was widely known in
the state as a chess player who
served as first president of the
Michigan Chess Association. He
served the organization in { h a
capacity for 10 years. He a Is G
formerly held the state chess title
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Mathelde Kausehe, of Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Calhoun SeIe(tees'
Induction Monday

BATTLE CREEK. July 8
The first quota of sAleetees from
Calhoun County will 60 Monday
to the induction station at Kala-
mazoo. board members announced
today.
Board No. 3 will send eight
men while Board No. 2 will send
Is men on July q. Board No. l
at Marshall, will send six men or
July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Woodd|| Ind.
NETS S332,96

CHICAGO. July 5.-Woodall In
dustries, Inc, in report for nine
months ended May 81, subject 10
audit, shows net profit of 1882, 1853
after depreciation, federal income
and excess profits taxes, etc,
equal to Sill share on 300,O0
shares OF capital stock.
This compares with S3l5,000 or
lS1.05 share in the nine months
ended May 81, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
.US0 in Battle Creek
$1,000 Short Of Goal

BATTLE CREEK, July s.
With the end today of the USC
drive for 1000 to operate soldier
service clubs. directors of the
campaign revealed, that the city
had contributed but slightly more
than S3000-SS.000 short OF the
goal.
Whether the campaign will con-
tinue until the goal is reached
was not revealed today. but
workers said they were willing to
continue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
What Can They Do7

Is THERE anything investors.
L outnumbering labor unto n
members. can do 10 obtain
justice at Washington, especially
since their well-being is closely
interviewer with the well-beine
OF more than $4,000 600 insur-
ance policy owners. to say MOTH
ing of 45,650.0Oo depositors of
savings in our banks?
Tomorrow's column will pre-
sent a suggestion.
Copyright, 1871. by p. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot. 90 per
cent tin. nominal. New York, So: future
tin. 52.25: lake grade copper delivered
Midwest. II, electrolytic spot smelter. II
Ti2.5d casting copper. - rs: 81. Ions
lead. $40; 81. Louis zinc, 725. New York
sniimony, Is virgin aluminium. IL
Tin sellers reticent Others active. FIX
port copper, II; resale, nominal. ~ so
Free sterling exchange. Nosk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Neisner' S June
Sales Up 9 Pct.

Neisner Brothers June sales
totaled S2,021, 955. compared with
81 .s57.315 for June. 1910. an in
crease of 9 per cent. Sales for the
six months were Sl0,77S.307. as
against S9,79S. 1873 for the like 1910
period, an increase Of 10 per cent.
May sales showed an increase Of
"a per cent over May, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Earnings

Mssonite Corrorstion reports for the ~
weeks ended May 81. net profit ~
S53t 500 equal N aS cents a common share
against S333 Sss or So cents on common IN
the II weeks ended June q. 1870 and 1902. o
23s or 50 cents on common In the ~ weeks
ended March Is. ie4i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

The sponsoring companies had
made available the general public
in Management Organization and Control
findings investigation will be discussed subsequent
column.
technique is interesting because time when tnquess
precedent active
cooperation life study of this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Dividends

Newport Industries, Inc, de-
clared dividend of Is cents, pay
able July Is to stock of record
July II. Previous payment was 80
cents. on Dec. 20, 1910. the first
since 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Wood Biggest
Threat to Hogan,
Nelson in PEA.
BY LAYTON CARVER
News service sports Editor

NEW YORK. July 5.--Craig
Wood is established as co-favorite
with Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan
in the National Professional Golf
Association championship starting
Monday at Denver and the least
surprising outcome OF the tourna-
ment would be for the big, blond
bomber TO turn the rest back as he
has done in the two other major
events of the year-the Masters
and the Open.
If any individual can be picked
as standout in any given tourna-
ment since the Jones-Hagen era
we suggest you glance in the di-
rection of the big fellow from the
Winged Foot Club at Mamaroneck.
N. Y. up the road piece from
New York City. The East is bank
ing on him.
If he doesn't at least reach the
fiRalSrI know a number of quite
confident observers of the golfing
scene who should turn in their re-
naming credentials as prophets
and start all over again.
CARVER TAKES WOOD
But if there must be one No. I
guy, then we'll take Wood-not
overlooking Hogan and his almost
incredible streak of money finish
in so straight tournaments; Nell
son. the defending champion, who
happens to rank close to the top
of all time greatness; Denny
Shute, twice the p. G.. A. title
holder and runnerup to Wood in
the Open at Fort Worth; Paul
Runyan, also twice p. G. A. title
holder and winner of the recent
Goodall Round Robin. one of the
toughest tests ever devised, and
on down the line.
Name them off and nearly every
one in the field is a potential win.
lner. That's their business. winning
golf tournaments. and the man
who can stay reasonably hot over
la stretch must and will get the
big prize. Such a gent is Wood,
who has set out to make this his
year. when he plans to win it up
las the only one ever to hold the
Masters. the Open and the Pro
crowns at the same time. He also
lis in there to get even for another
Iof those innumerable disappoint-
Iments which have filled his career.
He was beaten in playoffs for
both the Masters and the Open
titles in the past and evened that
up in this years renewals. In
1884. he went extra holes with
Runyan in the final match before
losing. and has his chance now to
do something about that.
| Up in this neck of the woods
they figure he's the man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Dies OF Injuries

Erdman Bohle, SO. of 1859 Arndt
street. died in Receiving Hospital
today of injuries suffered July 2
when he fell from a ladder while
picking cherries from tree in his
backyard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

The United States Trotting A.
ISOLATION Is considering a rule that
once a horse is giveh a name II 10
not to be changed throughout IT.
racing life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

Atlas Powder Company declared
a regular quarterly dividend of
SIPS on preferred, payable August
! to stock of record July Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

Jantzen Knitting Mills declared
a dividend of 10 cents on common.
payable August l 10 stock of
record July IS. The same amount
was paid May /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05


l to stock of record July Is.
American Stove Company de-
clared dividend of 30 cents on
common. payable August l TO
stock Of record July II. A similar
amount was paid on May l.
Transamerica Corporation de-
clared a regular semi-annual divi-
dend Of 25 cents. payable July 81
10 stock of record July Is.
Massachusetts Power and Light
Associates declared a dividend of
40 cents on 81 preferred. payable
July ID 10 stock of record July Z.
Previously. so cents was paid
quarterly.
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing
Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of the class A stock
of so cents and a dividend of %
cents on the common. both pay
able July 30 to stock of record
July Is. The same amount was
paid on common on May !.
Reinsurance Corporation OF New
York declared a dividend of ia
cents, payable July IS to stock of
record July 5. The same amount
was paid July Is, last year.
F. w. Woolworth e. Company,
Ltd. declared an interim dividend
OF 20 per cent actual. less tax, on
the common stock. the same as a
year ago.
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc, de-
clared regular quarterly dividend
of Sis on preferred. payable
September 2 10 stock of record
August 20.
Beau Brummel Ties. Inc. de-
clared a dividend of IS cents on
common. payable July 25 TO stock
of record July 9. Dividends of 10
cents each were paid on March /
and June l this year.
Eureka Pipe Line Company de-
clared dividend of so cents, pay
able August / 10 stock of record
July Is. The same amount was
paid May /.
Waukesha Motor Company de-
clared an extra dividend of %
cents on common, payable July
81 TO stock of record July Is.
Cessna Aircraft Company de-
clared an initial dividend of 20
cents share, payable July Is to
ctOCl If reCOrd Iuly IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05
Cattle Prices
in
Active Trade

Hogs 4,Is7
Cattle receipts at the Detroit
stockyards were light for the week
with around 200 head less on sale
than last week. With fair receipts
OF around LOO on Monday. trad
ing was active on all butchers at
prices fully steady with the pre-
vious Monday and IS cents higher
than last Thursdays close. Since
Monday trading continued active
on all classes of butcher cattle
with the exception of the heavies.
Cows and bulls were strong and
active throughout the week with
top cows selling up to SS.25 and
best butcher and heavy bologna
bulls mostly at SS.75, with a few
real choice up to SO. Prices:
Choice to prime yearlinrs. dry
fed .soaI1.25
Good 10 choice yearlings dry
FED Io.ooa1o. 50
Fair TO good yesrlings dry-fed s5oalo.oOI
Good 10 choice heavy steers.
dry.fed O.Ooal1.ooI
dry-fsd s75a 10 90
beIfers s50n . So
Common butcher cattle 750et $50
Best cows 775m s.25l
Good butcher and cutter cows 700n 775
Gamer cows 5000 8 So
Old rims $50 down
Best light butcher and heavy
bologna bulls s25a SIS
Some real choice up IN 300
holognat 1000 800
Light common bulls 5000 100
stock bulls sS0a 500
Good 20 choice s,ockers and
feeders s.5oqli.5ol
Common 10 choice s,ockers and
feeders 7.ood $50.
Mixers and sprngeu so.ooas 90 90
Calf receipts were light in sup
ply this week and trading was
fairly active on the good but slow
and draggy on heavy rough calves.
The market opened Monday at
prices steady with last weeks
close, tops $3.50. On Tuesday and
Wednesday prices were so cents
lower each day with tops on
at S11.50. With ex-I
tremely light receipts on Thursday
some good choice calves sold up to-
sl2. Prices.
PES, calv.. ST. 5o6 u %
aa.r 20. GOOD 10 so M ,uo1
,rr-,,f- 90 II 1Q. 90 !
-uls and common 5000 $50
Receipts of sheep and lambs
we're extremely light for the week.
fhe market opened Monday with
BEST springers selling from So to-
1850. but with slow trading at the
close trading finished with S12 top.
On Tuesday the bulk OF the best
ambs sold Al Sl150 with some
,hoice at Sf2 and continued on
his basis the balance Of the week.
Sheep were in coed demand all
week with the bulk Of the best
selling from 81 to'S.50. with few
choice punches up 10 s.. Prices:
best Lambs 81 50
fair TO good 100 = lo.oo
ass, v.sriinr. 5000 $50
Common and culls 90 Gown |
Best sheep $40 y f'oV
Fev choice Up 10 o-VV
Fair 10 good <-SoH . -
,ui, and common 1909 $50
Hog receipts were fair for the
week although around l.400 head
ess than last week. On Monday
prices were Is cents lower on all
grades with best mixed at S10.75.
On Tuesday all mixed grades were
Is cents lower, pigs, lights and
stays Is cents lower. With fairly
active trading on Wednesday,
Tuesdays loss on the mixed grades
vas regained. With light receipts
IN Thursday trading was fairly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

American Stove Company de-
clared dividend of 30 cents on
common. payable August l 10
stock Of record July IL A similar
amount was paid on May l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

1T, THIRD I.. EAcE-s,, 500; z elias. ,ro..
Eton. black stallion. by
spencer-Star Bertha
Nate Hanover sturgeon, --s 9, So 80
Violation ~. F1eming) 500
Time, 2:o3. Bostonian. Mary NJ. r. z.
Nc. Dauphine. sisklee and Harold Wilson
also started.
FOURTH RAcE-ssoo. claiming pace. 4
mile first heaD:
Mister Mutonia. bay
geldng. by Peter
Mutinia Great Madam
tParshal) go 3so 40
Virginia Able (McMiilen) $50 3tn
Gaiety tPisxicoD 40
Time. 2:0eh. Single Girl. Tom stanton.
Henwaguy and Lobert Loft also started.
FIFTH RAcE-s5oo. II class pace.
lis mile( second heath
Cinco Wooden. bay horse
by Peter Wooden Laura
ctucoftetd tPaffnJ 100 72n ifN
Silver Bars (W Fleming) 7.2O 40
Belmar Ne (Recor) 20
Time. 2;i3 clea Meek. Bohemian King
and Airflame also started.
SIXTH RACE--s50o, II class trot 1 lie
miles tsecond heat:
Voltina. black mare. by
volomite Kahla Dillon
tCaroch) 1870 Tao 400
Noio Guy tbakerl $50 80
Gentleman Jim (Parshan) 40
Time. 7:i3h. Lansdovn. Margaret Ann,
Princess Pert and Worthy vologda alss
started.
1 mile tsecond heatl.
Eton wv. Caton) 3s0 7s0 7m
Nate Hanover tsturgeon) 600 SO
Harold Wilson tMcMillen) IN
Time, 2:03. r. Y. Ne, Bostonian Msry
N. sisklee. Dauphine and Violation also
started.
EIGHTH RAcE-s50o. claiming pace, 4
mile:
Mister Mutonia
(Parshsii) I'm 7Sn N
Virginia Able tMcMiuen) $50 40
Tom stanton tCaresp sn0
Time. 7:oeA Single Girl. osisty, Robert
Loft and Henaguy also started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-05

Electric Power and LIGHT Corporation
ana subsidiaries report 1910 net income
Of So 263 1877 equal. after dividend re-
quirements on 81 and So hrst preferred
and 81 series A second preferred. aH IN
arrears 10 II cents common share
compared with 81 $50 2S5 or 1912 on 81
nrst preferred and s. Is on SIS hrst pre-
ferred in 1899.