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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Livestock Markets


cATTLE-Reeeip, 900; market steady,
en9ice 70 prime ysariings. dry fed 81 SO
10; 1000 TO choice ysarlngs. dry fed,
sto-oou ~, 20 choice to prime heavy steers.
o,y ied. tizn Is so; GOOD To choice heavy
steefs, $40 oog u, short fed cattle. 50 ~
10 90 mixed steers and hsifers ssde:
ia.f 10 good grass steers and heifers. 81
as; common butcher cattle. tsaf: hes,
cows. So 25p s.75 butcher cows. Is 5sst
, !. ~ ~ cutter COWS, x525d5.7s: Gamer cows.
~. ~ q a25; old rims, 81 down: hest nrht
butcher bulls, s7.25p7,7s: best heavy
bologna bulls. Sc. 2aa7. light common ht1iis.
s9.h7Ts; stock bulls. s.. 50 q q. 50; good 10
cnolcs stockers and feeders. ssaio 50
10 mixers ana sprinsers. $50 90
VEAL CAI-NEs-Recrtpts, / 200 market
steady best calves. SIS: fair to good. Si3
nns9; seconds $40 500 1850: culls and
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsc.ipts 2. 500,
s IA, sfeady 10 i5c higher hest lambs.
slo Is q II -iair -to-ss-s.a7-ss ~ 10 Is:
see2nds Szl $ 30 Ash4e.=at =se#sest
e4'i s,oos11 common. 81 sna3
s,e.ey to Sc higher good ana choice. 900
$50 TO 200 Ina IS 50. $50 tn z7n II, :
s. IS: 40 10 500 Ina 81 heavier am
% 32s iss o sos; 525 to $50 los. 81 ss;
- . rouehs. So 75n7. lights, 81 5Oq7TS;
Pigs. 81 IS; stass. Saas IS -.
PITTSBURGH
TIE Receipts $50 MaFAe. steady ste,rs.
choice. si2 so Y u Is. medium
~ ~ n II ~. common 81 s4zap "a hs1fsrE-
nedinm 10 seod. 81 56qs 50 common IS
So cows medium IN rood tsqT:
.eannesa-aEA-e-,. sr7r- rTIITs- GOD
e choice s75o7s rs. common TO Htttum.
HoOs-Reeeipts $50. Mark, aetn. "a
nh q O
22o lbs. 50 loda.in- go 2sn,lA.=--tsss "a
~. go ibs s. houa iOo-iSo lns'.
81 sogsso: roygh,. fsqs7s
am CSC fowsr. choc. lambs tiidii IS (;
medium 10 coed Sc q cournnr lambs
81 70 q I 50 e-es. 81 so I 8 wevnsrF - 50
cALvEs-Reo.ipts. 2sn Market steady.
Good % choice, si3 50 aI4 so medium.
sioai2; euns and common, $50 7 50.
CHICAGO
Receipts. $4,000 marke, 2sc lower Hold.
overs, 1000. Top IS 50; hulk sTs5ds IS /;
h.svles sTsaas mediums. ssqs5o:
packing sows, s7a7ss PIGS s787.7s
CATTLE Receipts 7 500 market
steady. Calves Receipts. ! 900 market
steady. Beef steers: choice. sl7 IS Is;
butchers: hsifer, ,7ai2 50. oo~s So 50 y
2. bulls. ts0s.5o. osiyss, s. 50 u feed
ers t71io7s. siocksrs steers, san;
cows and heifsrs s. So1a2s
SHEEP Receipts Z 500 market steady
Lambs $40 81 n 70 IS common s. 10 - :
yearHnEs IS p 50. feeders. s. 80 q . 90;
ewes. $fGe.
EAST BUFFALO - Y Jan. 20 -
GINS, - HOGS - Receipts 100. msrks,
rather slow. ,loc - 20c nehPr. r0od ara
choice is0-25n lbs. 81 103e a. snarfnFly
50 IS Tor aversrss around 200 lbs truekse-
q
CATTLE-Reeeipts 100. Including sp-
proS lnafeiy 300 Canadians market fairly
active steady 10 strong shortfed steers
ard heifsrs $40 7sI II some held higher:
less attractive lots downward - s. -
NJ action N Canadians. beef cows ard
dairy type heifers 81 s0Ts2s: cutter ard
common cows s. A 90 30 Gamer 81 rs
# so. weighty sausage bulls, $500
.T75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
RFC Plans 10 Buy
Erie R. R. Notes

CLEVELAND. Jan. 21.-A pro-
posal whereby the RFC may pur-
chase not to exceed $4,000, 900 of
4 per cent collateral trust notes in
connection with the reorganization
of Erie Railroad, will be submitted
to the roads stockholders and
creditors. Oliver E. Sweet, director
of the bureau OF finance, ICC, said
in a letter TO Henry S. Sturgis.
vice chairman of the group of
holders of Erie refunding and i'm
provement mortgage bonds, ac-
cording TO report OF Erie trus-
tees filed in Federal Court here.
A previous letter from Emil
Schram, RFC chairman, to Stur-
gis said the RFC would be willing
TO give favorable consideration"
to purchase OF the notes which
would mature Jan. /, 1853, would
be secured by pledge under trust
agreement of new first mortgage
bonds, series B., equal to not less
than ,l25 per cent of the face
amount OF the notes, and would be
redeemable on any interest pay
ment date on or after Jan. /, 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Spring Markets

Hudson Motor Company is
making preparations for the
most active early Spring market
the automotive industry has ever
experienced. I
Two hundred distributors.
dealers and retail statesmen gath
cred at the Fort Shelby Hotel,
Monday, for the first in a series
of 81 sales meetings at which
y. *. NanDerzee. eastern sales
manager. and other Hudson
executives will launch the COM
pany's pre-Spring merchandising
drives.
VanDerzee pointed out TO the
representatives Monday that the
automobile industry has under
taken more than one-tenth of
the total defense program. And
added:
ut should not he forgotten
that the automobile itself Is an
important factor In speeding up
the nations productive forces.
The world Is on wheels today
and motor cars have their own
task to do In defense activities
by enabling men TO reach their
jobs easily and return home to
their families again for rest and
recreation.
Then. too. II Is only through
healthy volume of normal
business that our defense pro-
gram can he made possible and
paid for-and normal business
is geared to automobile trans
pOrtation," he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Overtime Problem

There is another phase Of the
labor situation, however. which
deserves the most careful con-
sfieration by the public, by tax
payers. by workers
Under the most favorable cir
cuInstances, the cost of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's program Will
be staggering - SIS. 900 600 900,
or SAC, 900, 100000, perhaps even
more.
II every business concern. big
and little, called upon 10 fill
war orders continues to be pro-
hibited from operating more
than 40 hours a week without
paying a penalty in the form OF
so per cent higher wages for
every hour of overtime. the bur
den upon all taxpayers naturally
will be greater than If wage
earners were to work, say, Al
or even as hours a week al
regular hourly rates, rates
which, for the country as va
whole, are substantially higher
today than they were during
the boom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Co0ntenvdsU.S ).
Definitely Off
Gold Standard
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. n. Y. Universit
A Dunnellen, N. j.. reader
asks:
ITO settle a wager, tell me,
are we on or off the gold stand
ard: Also how much debt can
the debtor pay in pennies?
Answer: We are definitely off
the gold standard. You might
infer this from the fact that we
can't get gold for our currency.
1t is proved. however, by the
fact that-what the government
does TO gold has no effect on
the dollars we use. In 1894, the
amount of gold in the gold dol
lar was cut to 90 per cent; but,
because we were off gold. this
has had no effect and our cur
rency dollars still buy as much
as before.
About the same time that we
abandoned the gold standard, all
forms of our currency. including
coins, were made full legal
tender. Formerly, debtor
could make his creditor take
pennies only up to 25 cents.
Now the amount he can tender
is unlimited. This also tends to
prove that we are not on the
gold standard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Federal Control
Seen on Steel
Production
Py THEODORE A. HUNTLEY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Dif-
ferences of opinion over the coun-
try's steel output threatened today
10 result in a head-on collision
between defense experts and steel
executives.
With the experts insisting the
industry must expand further to
carry the defense load. with ration
ing and priorities the alternative,
spokesman for the industry itself
banged back at what they call
their anonymous critics" declar-
ing with equal emphasis they can
supply all visible requirements
with existing plant facilities.
Even as one of the experts was
the me-
cessity of expanding the industry
by 20 per cent, editorial desks here
were handed -anonymously-a re-
print of a New York newspaper
article headed Steel Men Resent
Anonymous Views Without nam
ing them. the article quoted lead
erS of the industry as complaining
they were being made targets of
"a deliberate official campaign cal
culated to discredit them and con-
vince the country the industry is
not doing its part in the national
interest.
Eliminating determinations and
discounting the bias on both sides,
the row seemed to have its genesis
in the fact that the industry and
The experts are looking at two
different tfings-the industry at
the existing and prospective de-
mand for steel, on the basis of the
present world situation and the
experts AT the probability as they
see it that British requirements
will soar soon as the United States
is forced 10 make up for declin-
ing British output resulting from
bombing of British industrial
peptarc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Occurred in I856-57

A California reader asks If
stocks ever before went down
when business arose. An Oro-
noque, Conn. reader asks if this
is not a good time to buy stocks
and thus make little money!
Answer: Rarely indeed, have
stocks ever shown so much weak
ness, when industry is so active
as now. Perhaps something like
it occurred in 1861 and in
late 1891. The reasons now are
fear Of war, fear of money. fear
of socialism, fear of excessive
taxes and wages.
= There are too many uncer-
tainties to allow one to buy
stocks with the idea that he can
easily make little money this
year" Real investment is inn
possible when money and prop
erty rights are highly uncertain.
1t takes a smart, experienced
man to make money by specu-
lating, which is really what you
propose to do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Informal
Johns-Monuille Takes Its
Meetings to Holders

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Since ii
is impossible for all of Johns
Manville Corporation stockholders
to go to New York once year for
the regular annual meeting which
the company is required TO hold
there, President Lewis II. Brown
is planning 10 do the next best
thing and take some company
meetings 10 the stockholders.
The first of series of informal
regional stockholders meetings 10
he held in principal cities through
out the country will be presented
in Hartford on january %, Brown
announced. All j o h n s-Manville
stockholders in the Hartford and
New Haven areas have been in
Vited TO attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Explains Reserve

A Pasadena, Cal, reader asks:
why have any reserve for
our currency: Why does money
have to have value any more
than any other measure, such as
bushel baskets 2"
Answer: Money has to have
value, because one of its chief
uses is to measure value. In
order 10 measure distance, We
have to Use something tfat=has
length. In order to measure
cubic contents, we have TO use
something. such as a buShel
basket, that has cubic content
Itself. Just So in order TO meas
Lire value, We have te, Use senfc-
thing that has value itself.
This is the reason for none
tary reserves. When we use
credit currency, such as notes
cheeks have to insure
then, valHe by making them pay
able in moneY=ln- dollars.-And-
these promises TO pay are kept
from being issued in excess OF
the pfeHfisser ability TO pay,
by compelling him -te-keeP-a
reserve" in gold or other goods
that are known to haze def
mite and generally recognized
va iitie.. E.
If we do not maintain our
gold reserves, we are forced off
the gold standard. Then none
tary uncertainty is great.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan ba. crate, U, e.
No !; 2'3,in Delicious 25a 90
tsnd Greeninss. 75casi: Mcintosh. 81 rs
y iO5. fair color. st1l.1O: Spys. 81 2sa
! so. waseners, Kings and steele Reds.
ANIsE-seSas half crates. SIPS
AyocADos - California fats, 81 50
BEANS FLORIDA bu hprs Black valen-
tines. s. . 2 SO Tendsrgreeas. 81 20 2 : 80:
BETS Texas half crates. 3 COZ, bohs .
BRrssELs sPRoUTs-caufornls drums.
BROCCOLI -crstes. 2s 80 bchs Arizons
So IS CalfIoWer. s2 s. Texas 81 -
2s5. hall crates. 81 soa175.
CARRTOS-Los Angeles crates doy
huchs. Arizona and California 81 73a 5.
Texas IS dor. behs. 50 IS Is.
CAULfFI OVER California pony crates.
I0-l2s $l30d So mostly $40.
CELERY California half crates. 81
ass; Florida wireeound crates Trimmed
coLLARD GREENS -yirsin.a ou. bs.t'
90 2 75c. Georgis crates. 73c y 81.
EGGPLANT Florida 4. -bu. crates.
ESDIvE-canfornia Los Angeles cr,s.
GRAPEFRuIT-Texss standard bose,
81 so Marsh Pink. 81 50a3
GRAPES California hugs. Emperor',
LEAF LETTUCE - Ho,houe lob,
baskets Michigan. eoc 81.
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crts.. Iceberg
type. Arizona Is. SO II g 50 S. $3.50
a3s5; California SIS 81. so 2 , IS.
ONIONS 50-lh sacks. u 3. No. /.
Colorado Sweet Spanish, 81 asa SIS Mich
igsn Yeiows 70-s0G, 2-inch and larser,
IS . s5c sweet Spanish. ~ inch. 81 os
PARsLEY-Texss half crates, H.251
ORANGES California boxes. navel,
SO 25a ais. Florida wirebound boxes, 50
PEPPERS I .bu. crates. csnfornls
wonders Mexico. s.; Florida a7o IS
POTATOES 100 H. sacks. u. s. No. J..
Idaho Russets. 81 70d so ,$Msine. various
varieties. 81. 35ff 80 Michigan Cabbers
81 rs; Green Mountains, 81 IS p 40. Rus
set Rurals, Si.i51 ! 20. Idaho Russets, 10
In sacks. 10. zoe. l5-lb. sacks. Maine.
Green Mountains. 22p22 &c.
RADIsHEs-Texas crates. 5000 punches,
RUTABAGAs - Canada so-Ib. tacks
waxed IS n sSc
RHUBARB-M Michigan dollhouse 5o-lb
cartons choice size. S212 So, fancy size
50 2SG 3 rs
sHALLoTs louisiana bols. 2o.dor
punches So 50u 90
SPINACH Texas nu. bskts., eoc = 10.
SWEET POTATOES u. 5. No. !, IN
cr's Puerto Iicans Los Angeles. 81 s0d
IS: Texas. 81 s5a2.
TANGERINEs Florida half boxes. 81
TOMATOES - Repaoks. lob. cartons,
TURN1Ps Texa. los Angeles crates. 4.
dor bchs. 81 50af.75; half crates. AZ
doz bchs 81 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Stock Market
Steady in Early
Dealings
FINANCIAL
international Ne~, ssntc, VII,

NEW YORK. Jan. 81. - The
stock market showed a steadier
tone in early dealings today.
United States Steel gained a siz-
able fraction, advancing Is Of a
point. Bethlehem was up also.
Ayialions edged forward, while
most rails were unchanged TO
slightly higher. United States
Rubber improved
Chrysler was higher but Gen.
eral Motors eased. Anaconda was
down slightly in an otherwise
steady market for coppers.
Du Pont was off a point in
chemicals Other backward spots
included Texas Corporation, West
inehouse Electric and Republic
Steel. C.. & o. was off in the
rails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
transforming

Four groups of Chevrolet exec
utives from the central office are
conducting a series of one-day
sales meetings in 10 cities
throughout the nation.
The groups-each headed by
one Of general sales manager w.
f. Hollers assistants left Mon
day-will discuss various phases
of Chevrolet business for the
months ahead. The program at
each Of the points calls for a
business meeting IN morning and
afternoons with a luncheon to
honor members of the Chevrolet
Hundred Car Club TO whom
bonuses on 1910 sales will be
Sictriht1fad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Merely an Average

Pasadena also asks:
what do you mean by a
price level and by stability of
currency: Why not just issue
enough TO do the business of the
country"
Answer: The price level is
merely an average of the prices
of a representative group of
commodities. In other words, it
is an index of the average guam
tity of bill of goods that
dollar will buy. Thus. TO be
stable. dollars should not be
changed in quantity or. security
as to cause them to buy vary
ing quantity Of the given bill OF
goods. Aside from the changes
in the desire for goods or the
supply OF goods. prices would
then be stable insofar as. cur
rency' is concerned.
The trouble with your idea is
that it requires more currency
Ito do business" when prices
rise. The more you issue, the
more you need.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

est records of service are: F. G.
Tanner. as years of continuous
service: p. w. Nikrant. 81 years,
and F. F. Tuverson. 81 years.
The financial statements and
other facts contained in the regu-
lar shareholders report are also in
the report to employees, but stated
in everyday language and]iher-
ally illustrated.
In the major section of the re-
port. President John Holmes said:
''In order for America to pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
IL BRITAIN FALLS

Defense specialists in the newly
created office of production man
neutrality-suspicious. that even if
England should fall in the next
few weeks or months. such devel-
opment would increase rather than
curtail the demand for steel pro-
duction here, as the United States
in that case would have TO prepare
for warren greater scare Than
ever and AT gEeaterspeed.=
Within the defense commission
the oPM was disclosed to be NOV
ing swiftly to bring raw materials
and production into closer rela-
tienship in q new production divf-
SION and at same time he
ditching its advisory functions for
a new program of direct action
with government controls just
around the corner,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
PLANES OVER CARS

Aircraft would be put ahead of
automobiles. steel for tanks and
guns ahead of steel for non
essential construction and ordinary
commercial products, in the
priority plan now under study.
Disputants appeared to agree:
First, that whatever the prob
lem may be as TO production in
mills and furnaces, there is no
shortage of raw materials nor of
transportation to handle them.
Second, the industry is now pre-
pared to produce an all-time peak
of S5,000,000 tons of steel this
year, or possibly more. This
would represent an increase of 40
per cent over the 1918 peak, 20
per cent over 1929, and 25 per
cent over 1910,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Aviation Progress

More than 500 members Of
the Automotive Parts and
Equipment Manufacturers will
listen 10 a report on the pro-
gress of the Automotive Aviation
program at their annual meeting
January %. The report will be
given by c. c. Carlton.
William S. knudsen. director
of the office for production, has
been invited to address the
meeting or name an alternate in
event he is unable 10 be in De-
troit on the specific date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
What Are We Bid?

The auctieneef's chant will
ring through plush lined halls
Of the Waldorf Astoria in New
York January 30-and it won't
be tobacco he's selling.
On the block this time will be
a Cadillac 81 coupe, with spe-
Cial interior trim that was
donated by Fred Fisher to be
auctioned at the Presidents
Ball. The proceeds. of course.
Will go to fight infantile pararl-
ySlS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
BuhI Holds Showing
OF Bendix Washers

A special showing for dealers
and statesmen of the 1871 BendiX
washing machine models is being
held today by Bull Sons Company,
wholesale distributors. Presenta-
ton of the BendiX ''Laundrimatic"
Will be at the Detroit-Leland Hotel
and a discussion of advertising and
sales plans Will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Auto
Graphs
$4,000 Reneetors
To Mark Turns
In Maryland Roads
BY II. s. WALESBY

Maryland plans to so Miehi-
gan zone better and install
lucite reflectors--s m liar Il
those that outline Grand River
and Telegraph roads-to mark
every turn and corner in the
states highway system. More
than $4,000 reflectoTs will be
REQUIRED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Metal Markets

New YORK and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by-Federafed
Metals division Detroit SPOT. % per cent
tin. nominal; New York. so IS future tho,
50 10: lake grade copper delivered Mo
west Ia electrolytie spot smelter. i2f
lead as 81, Louis zinc, Is New York
an,trnonv. u; virgin aluminium, II.
Tin, quiet Copper, moderate Export
copper 10 1871 10. ressle, II 50 Lsa1,
active Zinc: January futures sold a. 10 So.
Antinony moderate Pound sterling, 81 o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Eaton & Howard Fund

The nct asset value Of Eaton &
Howard Balanced Fund was Sl761
per share on Dec. 81. 1910. COM
pared with 1851 on juno 30,
1910. and Sls15 on Dec. 81. 1899.
During the year S. cents per share
was paid in dividends compared
with so cents in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Detroit Poultry

Market. steady Hens. over y lbs. i7c.
under So ms isc cocks 100 lie; rock
springers. up 10 So lbs zoe; stays, lse
leghorn hens 3 lbs and NJ. i5c rock
ms and up. 23c under ms. 2ic ducks.
white. 5 ms and w. isc geese. ifc
EGGg-Msrket weak Current receipts,
1shc updergrsdes, ifis . iSc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

2 800 more men in It's United
States and Canadian plants thar
il did during the year 1899. Since
The close OF The 1910 fiscal year
Ton October 26) there has been an
additional increase of 1000 on the
pay rolls ef The company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

issutu tOudy 10
the S w lift or
ganization.
One of these
h av attained
m ore than 40
Y e airs of con-
tinuous service:
three from 80
to 40 years. and
II from 20 to
30 year. s, ac-
cording to G. E.
Helck, district
manager, w n o
h i'm sc If h a s
been W it n the
firm Sc years.
Others w h o
-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Dividends
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Company de

Hussmann-Ligonier company oe-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common. payable February l.
to stock of record January "a.
PAYMENTS in 1910 were % cents
each in February and May and ID
cents each in August and No
Vember.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Burroughs Declares
Dividend OF BCts.

Burroughs Adding Machine Conn
pany has declared dividend of
+ IL !, cents payable March ). 10 stock
of record February /. The COM
pany paid 10 cents March 5 last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
N. Y. Exchange Seat
Up $1,000 10 $4,000

NV YORK. Jan. 21.-Arrange-
mentS had been made today for
the sale of a New York Stock Ex-
change scat al S31 900. up $1,000
from the previous transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
DetrOiterS
HOnOred
BY Swift

Sixteen employees of the Detroit
Swift & Co. unit have been in
cluded in a special honor roll fea-
tured in the report to employees
issued TODAY To 65 600 members of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

duce all that
Is necessary
for tn e de-
I e n sc pro-
gra m W 1t h
& re a ( e = I
speed, every
A m eri a n
m st We
both loyalty
and complete
co = operation
to his govern
ment"
revUaSth thai
during the year
1910 wifi &
Co eupl owe q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

CHICAGO Jan N -uNsf-RETTER-
Re-fr tf 10 634 tubs: steady. extras -
score soc standards % score cars %
- extra flrsts si score 49,. firsts.
- - score = p 2ee. specials. % score
1I# RI 81.
NOES Re,tpts ss55-cases Z. = nc IN
-IFe-f fslas Pc 1870. ftesh Extra rrsik
17f. 4lset frssh frsts, In, d-i7 &c .dlrties
Sc aheeks lti5c
cHEFsEl Tsins ia. aisac: daIres
rfirfs arf iorrnorrs Ia, di7t.c
LIVE POULTRY stssdg. firm turkeys
II lEc -srf l3i- . ise legh0rr hens 2 ?
lse spunEsrs i-aIaize broilers l. ? isc
r70sYrt Iogl0ise. ducks. 10 2 lie. Esess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
A HoIIander & Son declared n

dividend of 25 cents on the COM
mon. payable March d. 10 stock Of
record February 81. This marks
the first distribution since Nov. 10,
1887. when Is cents was dis
httrCpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Earnings

Warner Brothers Pictures. Inc. and sub
sidiaries IN the n weeks ended November
30 shows ne, profit OF 81 2Ts.3if e-T1sf
after u weeks dividend requirements on
the S3ss preferred IN arrears n II cents
on the common. against Ss47 i2e or -
cents N the orron for the - weeks
ended Nov. Is, 1889
Rustle.s Iron and steel preliminary re
port for the year ended December 81
a ,har. on a2s 22n common shares arains.
81 600 sTs in 1890 amer sos sa7 ~rife-or
in connection with British subsidiary or
81 IL on sss s4T common shares Deem
her qua-+,r net proh; was s4Ss s0a or "a
cents m the common In The September
quarter re, profit was 1921 SIS or 80 cents
on the common