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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
Looking Back
Tuenty Years
The story below was taken from
the files of the Miles City Amer
lean of 20 years ago.

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Taking the view that no additional
burdens should be put upon the tax
payers in the providing of funds for
the construction OF public highways,
but that such Improvements should
be paid by automobile owners, who are
the beneficiarieS of good roads, an or
ganiZation was put under way in Hell
ena last week, the object OF which Is
to obtain highway legislation which
will permit the state to take advantage
of the federal aid moneys now in dan
ger of being lost.
The meeting, which was the outcome
of a movement inaugurated at Mis-
soula. was attended by about IS Cit
liens Of nearly a score of cities and
resulted in decision to form an Or
ganization which would be able to pre-
sent to the next legislature a definite
program of highway legislation.
Sid j. Coffee of Missoula was chosen
as president and he was given a COM
mittee of Is vice presidents with power
to increase the number and to work
out such an organization as the COM
mittee should deem advisable. The Is
chosen as vice presidents, all but two
of whom were In attendance, are w. j.
johnson, LewStown D. N. Miles, Liv-
ingSton: H. H. Howard, Bozeman: w.
G. Gilbert, Dillon; E. J. Bowman, Ana
conca; A. j. Davis, Butte; P. L. Wills,
Butte; Ted Reinbold; NJ v. Wilson.
Helena; c. H. Mcleod. Missoula;
George w. Farr Miles City; o. S. War
den, Great Falls: Lawrence Houck.
Philipsburg. and W. H. Griffin, Kalis-
pell.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
Winter in Rockies
AUOUs WOrknlen
To Build Bridge

Construction work on the Two Medi-
cine bridge near Glacier park station
was carried on throughout the winter
without weather interruption. accord
ing to w. P. Roscoe, Billings, con-
tractor on the structure.
Roscoe said the construction crews
have in most of the foundations for
the big structure. He said it was I'M
usual for winter weather to permit con-
tinued construction of that character
in the Rocky mountains.
The bridge. SAP 900 structure. Is to
be 76O feet long and $50 feet high and
is being built from both ends to join In
the middle.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
OPERATION FATAL
TO RICK ROWAN

Richard H. CRick) Rowan, A, widely
known district representative of the
Buick division of General Motors COM
pany. died in Bismarck, N. D. hos
pital recently.
The auto representative. whose terri
tory extended through Montana and
northern Wyoming, was returning to
Bozeman from a meeting of his COM
pany in Minneapolis. He was stricken
with the attack of appendicitis while
near Bismarck. Rushed to a hospital
he underwent an operation on March
18th.
Before becoming affiliated with the
Buick division of General Motors. MI
Rowan was engaged in private auto
business in BoZeman.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
Big ARMY TRUCK
USES WOOL, HAIR
What is in an army truck?

WIlal Is III an army TRUCK?
Typical is one make of the 81 ton
capacity. a truck ordered in large
quantities by the army.
With shipping weight under $500
pounds, this truck requires more than
1000 pounds of carbon steel. alloy
steel. gray and malleable iron in its
production, indicating the large allow
ance for scrap that must be made in
the machines and processing of such a
unit.
-Four hundred and fifty pounds of
natural rubber. plus half pound Of
synthetic used in hoSe-linings. pump
seals and other special parts, go into
the truck along with 80 pounds of lead.
More than 80 pounds of zinc. 10 of
copper, 20 of aluminium. SIS of man.
ganese and eight of nickel also are
contained
Even platinum and tungsten are rep
resented, though in the most minute
quantities.
Looks are not a military objective,
but such a truck consumes Sc pounds
of paints, which are all important both
as weather protection and to reduce
visibility Of the vehicle in the field.
The truck contains 200 pounds Of COT
ton, more than one pound of wool and
two of curled hair. Only the latter goes
for seat padding.
Magnesium. molybdenum, chromium
(Which. again, is not for looks but is
alleged into working parts of the We
hicle) take their place along with tin.
asbestos. cork, sulphuric acid, jute.
shellac and graphite.
The 2a-ton military truck has 800
pounds of wood, 40 of glass and 10
pounds of paperboard and other paper
and pulp products. 1t uses only four
pounds of plastics, in knobs, distributor
and generator, starter and instrument
parts
The grease and oil required to equip
it for shipment weighs GA pounds.
In the finished Job also appears
slightly over pound Of castor oil, used
as brake fluid.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11
Careless Smokers
Cause Manu- Fires

Careless smokers caused 218 fires IN
national parks in l940-the largest for
any year since the national park serv-
ice was established rs years ago. Parks
Director Newton B. Drury reported.
This type of fire, he said, was 80
percent Of the 551 which resulted from
all causes. A total Of 1926 park acres
were burned.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11

a lot of colors in the burial and evil
IHutly painted the body. From that one
may infer that they painted their
bodies during life. Paint was a big
factor in their lives. They were invet-
crate painters; they used black, brown,
red. yellow and white pigments. OF all
modern races none have shown so pic
torial a disposition, the nearest APP
proach to it has been among the
American Indians.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-04-11

Weight for weight, dried fruits con-
tain more minerals, especially iron,
than fresh fruit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Detroit Produce

APPLES Bu baskets Illinois United
states No l Duchess, IA In. up, 81 10.
10; Transpsrsnts, I'm. ann Up showing
ripe sOc bu. crates Michigan Transpar.
snts. small n medium size. fair quality,
65c truck receipts. bu. baskets Delicious.
Y 8 No. ]. 2lt-in ana M Williams
Ca STAIsnuPs-salr..aa -MsAi.- Arizona,
Phoenix district. Jumbo as 81 25G2 IS;
3ss and sc. 81 25u2 so fair condition.
California Delsno district. jumbo crates
27s SOS and 45s mostly fair quality and
condition. Si.75n2 some poorer condition
lower; indiana standard crates, 32s. SIS,
81 %. Truck receipt Indiana standard
crates. 30, SIS 81 poorer lower.
YDEws-California standard %.
81 5oal 70; rs 81 500 as Arirons
standard I2s, 81 sOai So.
CELERY Michigan sunche'. i-dor.
stalks. 2513Sc
cucuMBERs Blu. baskets: Maryland.
LETTUCE-ros Angeles crates Iceberg
type: California Salinas. s-do1 81 500
80 !.doz, A25a $50 waisonvills.
PEACHES Georgia bu. baskets VI.
bertas. y $. No 1. 2-in min 81 75u5i
Hileys, Ia in. and up, L. s. No. /. S21
PoTAroEs-N.w stock. Ioo.rb. sacks,
California Long Whites u. s. No
washed. 81 50d2.65 Idaho and oregon,
Trumphs. U. s. No. ! washed. 81 fSD
l S. North Carolina and Virginia Cob
blers. u. :. No. l unwashed, Si50d1.75t
Missouri snd Kansas cobbiers, generally
good quality. washed, si.35Gl I 50; un-
washed, sl.20di.30. Sebrasks Trump pms
and Wsrbas, u. 8. No. washed, sI.7S0
1s0, few 81 Cobolers, u. s. No.
washed. xi60d1.65.
oEs-Repacked Iugs, 81; Ohio
dollhouse. s-lb. baskets medium sire.
81 10 q Is: small size, s0Ts5c; Missouri.
12-qt. climax baskets. $50 n ! so; Michi-
No. 2s 81
WATERMFLONs-Geo Georgia and South
Carolina. per melon: Tom Wstsops, 3o-37
ms. mostly, $3.50 CSC. hne quality. 500
3oc; Cuban Queens. 22-2t lbs 7s~3Oc,
26 his, 30c 2s his. 35d3T1c: L>es
Grsys, $3.50 his, 45df7lsc: Csnnonbans,
26-2s lbs 35n SOC 30 his, 4oc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Rail Anti Trust
Suit Settled by
Consent Decree

WASHINGTON July 20 tn,
justice department has announced
settlement of rs protracted anti
trust suit against the Association
Of American Railroads and 23e
member companies by a consent
decree approved IN the Federal
DISTRICT Court for tho District OF
Columbia
Debating MS particular con-
Germ" IN development Of more e.
fcient economic channels 70 speed
delivery of defense materials. the
department said
1T il anticipated that the de-
cree will restore 10 individual
railroads freedom Of action In
enter into direct transportation
arrangements with motor car
rier~."
In addition. tho department as
serted. the decree should foster
development Of agricultural com
munitieS not now adequately
served by railroads. through eStab-
lishment OF agreements between
railroads and motor carriers.
The civil decree enjoins the de-
Notwithstanding all the class /
railroads OF the nation-from en-
tering any agreement "the effect
of which Is 10 restrain freedom
and independence of each of the
defendant railroads in accordance
with It's own managerial discretion
IN the matter OF the establishment
of through rates, Joint rates 4.
and other mutual practices in con-
nection with interchange of per-
sons and property between such
defendant railroads and motor car
Tiers.
On Oct. -, 1889, the justice de-
partment filed a complaint against
the association, its officers, drec-
tors and member companies, charg-
ing the railroads with refusal to
establish rates on loaded trucks.
trailers. and truck bodies and
through rates or other arrange
ments. for the purpose of "elmi-
mating competition and preventing
coordination" of railroad and
motor carrier service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Soy Beans Close
Strong; Wheat
Also in Demand

CHICAGO, July l9-Wheat was
in demand today and advanced sc
to lc before meeting with impor-
tant offerings. Soy beans were
strong.
Strength in wheat at Winnipeg
and the. sharp upturn in cotton
stimulated buying of wheat flu
lures here. July moved up &C
to S10lSs before backing down
partially To close &c up at 81 OF ".
Other wheat futures closed sc 10
sc up
Soy beaSS were in broad de-
mand and rose 2i2c 10 &c, with
last prices at the high July
reached S1.53H The upturn in
cotton and lard were bullish in
fluenccs.
Corn closed unchanged IN nc
up. oats &c down TO &C up and
rye &C down To 2iec up.
Strength AT Winnipeg. where
the October delivery moved up
more than cent 10 the highest
level in some time and more than
&c above the minimum price, was
attributed 10 crop damage fears
AS a result Of the heat wave in
the western part of the Canadian
wheat belt
The statement by the bureau
of agricultural economics that
higher commodity prices appeared
likely also figured in the advance
IN wheat.
Estimated CARROTS here wheat
Dos. corn go and oats S6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Iron Ore Use
Sets June Mark

CHICAGO July 10 Blast furn-
ace use of Lake Superior iron ore
during June remained about on the
same level as the preceding month,
but established new high for the
month of June. according 10 a re-
port of Lake Superior Iron Ore
Association.
Ore use last month totaled
6,23l.067 tons. a gain of about 20
per cent over ore use of 5,212 500
tons in like month of 1910, and the
highest June total on record.
In MAY of this year ore use
totaled 6,232,213 tons. Ore con-
sumption for the current year 10
July / amounted TO IS, 681 .0S3
tons, gain of "a per cent over
1882, 666 tons in the like period
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. July 1e-Today's activity
IN the copper market was devoted prin-
cipally To attempts IN Iush through both
foreign and emergency pool metal In ad
htlon 70 pushing into manufacturers
hands other orders derived from remain
ing free so per cent domestic metal Prin-
cipsl primary producers held 10 their
quotation Of IL cents a pound delivered
Connecticut Valley. and custom smeltsr
interests continued TO dispose OF their sup
ply ~ 1875 cents pound
There was no change noted In sypor,
copper market conditions with the price
holding ~ IL cents a pound, I. a. r.,
New YORK.
Lead market interests reported usual
Saturday quiet az most attention was di-
rected toward cleaning up accumulated
routine affairs. Price was firm NJ SIS 20
5. 90 cents a pound. delivered New York
and 3 20 pound. 81. Louis
Zinc was unchanged at las cents q
pound East st. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Dominion Loddings
Climb 10 63,252 Cars

OTTAWA. July 19-Canadian
loadings during the week ended
July II totaled 63,252 cars. COM
pared with 56,93S in previous week
and 81 3S in the like 1910 week.
according 10 the Dominion Bureau
Of Statistics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
CHICAGO CAsn GRAN

CHICAGO. July ~ l>s) Cash grain
cinss.
NHEAT-So 7 red 81 ON No ! hard.
81 Olia n % No nard 81 poi1 y 0i a
No hard tiW nQl4 No ! ysiio~ hard.
Sl.0iis 10 mixed 81 a ! oOis No. ard
mixed dur4m. Sc. No. hard tough.
s7i. u pa'sr
CORS Sample grade mixed sic No
yellow, e q q 1fiC 40 yellow ~. y 7ir
40 yellow 724t ~ T3t4c 80 yellow.
q 73c So yellow. 1in7iisc. samps
grade ,eilnV. 81 soc
white, 20 rl 15c so White 31i. p 3fAc.
No 8 white 3ic 80 WHITE 32i4c sam
pie grade white Die 80 4 WHITE heavy.
3Ac. 80 ? white hesvy. $50 No Z whit.
mixed heavF 80 ~ 34i4c No rod
speciai extra hsa,s 5ic, SO. ! fsd special.
% - ~ 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Dividends
neutrality-suspicious. I

ton declared dividend out of
operating. surplus of $3.50 on the
Z per cent cumulative convertible
preferred stock for the 10 quar-
terly periods ended June 30, pay
able August Z, 10 stock of record
July 81 The payment will eliml-
nate all the accrued dividends on
nrcfcrrcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy, 81 % hu
No ], 81 50G1.7S; Dutchess No ]. Nn
30 bu No 2 soc Northern spy. fancy
81 bu. No !. Sl.25i1 so; No. 2. 7oc a 81
steele Red. fancy: s1.z5 bu No J. 81 y
81. so: No. 2, 75c; Transparents, fancy
81 OGI.75: No. /, GOO n sl25 bu. No. 2
IS d75c
BEANs-Green, fancy. s2d2 so: No. I
81 25G1.5O; wax. fancy. s2n 2 so; NO
81 25a1.75: horsebeans, No. ], III so q
i75 Roman. No. /. 81 so bu.
BLACKBERRIEs-Fsn N5o A-qt
crate: No. ]. SO. 75a4.25
VEGETABLE GREENs-Romaine. 500
fancy, 81. so bu: No. I. rs bu. No
2. 75c: sorrel. IS a soc bu Swiss chard. q
n SOC bu kale. 40n soc bu. mustard, No
1. 4Oa soc bu turnips. No I, 4on SOC IN
spinach, No. l. S0m7Sc: leaf lettuce. NO
L, IS SOC bu. eollards. No. ]. - SOC ~
HEAD LETTUCE-Fancy. 81 IS bu.; No
1, sSnsoc bu. No. 2. 45n SOC bu.
CELERY CABBAGE-No I, 81 bu.
AsPARAGUs-No. /, eon7ae; No. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Rayuk Cirnrs decIared a diyi.

dcnd Of 37l2 cents on the common
payable September IS. 10 stock OF
record August 81 Similar amounts
were paid in June and March this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

hsnsss city southern Railway report.
Tor the i've months ended May 81 a net
income ~ <7l2.ss3. equal. after the peri
.ods dividend requirements on 4 per cent
preferred. To II cents share, on common
against s3ss OLE or Z cents on common IN
the 1870 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

sidney RlumeothsI Co. Inc. and
subsidiaries report for the quarter ended
June p. net pront ~ S27l ISL. equal
on 1871 shares OF Z per cent preferred
10 ~ OF share on common. compared
with s32 ssi or g. cents on common in the
June quarter ~ fpt0. and Si77 SIC or a,
cents on common IN the March quarter Of
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Great Lakes Dredge and Dock

Company declared regular quar-
terly dividend of % cents. payable
August IS, TO stock of record
August ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

BEETs-No. I. 30 q soc dos. bchs 50 q
C ccABBAGE-Fsney. 81 256I IS bu. No
/ !. socas11o: No. 2, Use red No. J. ~
cUcUMBERs-Fancy, SO bu; No. /
BRoccoLI-No I. nson2
CARRoTs-Fancy, 5Sc dor oeh' No
!, toa soc; No. T. JOG do1' oeh'.' s'u
tcAULrrLowER-No. = rSoa2 bu.
No I: 25g35c; No. 2. 1Se
! cE CELERY 20 y soc don bch,
No i. rs n CSC; No ?. l5e.
cHERRIEs--eweet.f fancy. 81 No '
s3a3.5o: No. q $50 is:ot. ca" sour
''s SWEET coRN-Fancy. soc as1 10 s.
dor sack: No. !. SON soc No. 2. 35u 'nc.
CURRANTs - No. ], s3a9oo Pat
DTL1-.oH soc dozen lunches
/ ECO PLANTING. J. ~. Is half bu
EGGs-Large. 02an 1918 30-do1en
case; medium. So. 25ae.7s.
I GoosEBERRIEs-No. j. WIZ 10 N-a''
HUcKLEBERRIEs-N !. 5.75as IS
24-dt crate No. T. s5h575.
KoHL:RABI-No !; y q $500 ~, s sS, ocn'
oNIoNs-Green. No I: $50 SOC d9s s
bchs. dry onions 30. 1, 81 $50 so 9o-io
sack No. 2. 81.
PARSLEY ROOT No. I IS n SIC bu.
pEAs-No. I. 25a1.5o hu.; No. q
81 no
PEPPERs-Greeu. No. :. so6ssc peck
basket hot No I. soc: No. 2 35c
POTATOEs-New. fancy, 81 25 bu; NO
7. 95cIsf 10 bu. No. 2, SOC hi
pOULTRY-Hen live. heavy breeds y
T22c III. leghorns, $4,000 hro,lers
heavy. % 124c IN. levhorns % - PC IN.
RADTsHFs- Red. No. I. Is soc doz
Ibchs No 2 CSC; long white. No I. 45n
soc doz bchs
RksPRERRfEs- Black. No T. Aat Sc
'2t-qt. crate; No. 2. s3n so; red fancy
S. NJ / A,759s25; No ?. $50
RHUBARB- I, 251 7Sc dor. bchs.
PtrTAPAGAs-N No. I 50n75c.
SQUASH summer. No. I. 401 SOC =
Lhu No. 2, 35c: Italian, fancy. 81 peck
BASKETS: No. ] $50 soc No. 2 SOC
TOMATOES - outdoor No - 81 50 y
7 Is 1f-lh basket No. 2 sidi2 5. hot
house. fancy. az 25T2 50; No. I. 81 ~ n
q No 2 81 50
.TuRNIPs-No. 7, 3sai5c dor. lunches
sSfs5c In
vrcETieLE OYSTERS No I. soc n
81 doz bch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Iq4I HIGH

The physical volume of
business in the week ended
July IL advanced 10 104.1
from 1886 in the preceding
week. according to Barron's
Index. This represents a re-
covery to the pre-holiday peak
of 104.1. A year ago this
index stood at S5.4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied nv Bonsstd 4 20
Prices in cents. Closing quota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. July 10 80 Futures market
closed unchanged with July rs bid. Ne
trades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Bath Iron Works declared

dividend of 25 cents on common,
payable October l 10 stock of rec
ord September Is. The same
amount was paid April / and
July /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Livestock Markets
EAST BUFFALO

FAST BUFFALO, " y July 10
tlNsl - HOGS - Receipts. 200; nothins
oone undtrtont sharply lower, good and
choice 10000 lbs held si2 2s612t0.
compared week sgo market unevenly csc
10 oOc higher. closing very duh.
CATTLE-Receipts, rs: all classes and
GRADES csc 10 soc higher during weSk sup
ply light barely choice steers ST. 90,
most good offerings including heifers
tlnFaT ll.25; meaty EraSsers and snort
feds, 50 so u 1880 Canadian steers. $40 ga
Tlo.IS; nr-car weights, cutter and com.
mon southern steers and hsifers, ST.lSa
y 9V' cows closed somewhat slow. odd lots
beef cows IS Is so; cutter and common
- 90 10. Gamers. IS so n s. 50; veighty
sausage bulls. IS So4q
CALNES-Receipts. none: veaiers 81
over week ago. good ana choice SI3 ~
- 80. common and medium, 50 5OG12 so
hEEF-Receipts, none. spring lamh,
sroand Is cents lower during week good
~ choice $3.50 lbs Si1mf1 -. snarinrIy
- ti2 lighter weights and inferior son.
ons DOWNWARD % S. Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
ptTrSEt Pcg

riTTsBURGH July - uSsl 20
cATTLF Receipts. 25 F'sads steers
choice, 81 50n y medium 10 good SO So
2 II; common. s. S0f 70 So hsrers me
dunn 20 good. xsulo common x1us5G.
cows. medium 20 gp0c 80 TfnT7 r. car.
rsrs and cutters, s5Q575. bulls. good 10
cnoict s. 251f25, common 20 medium
IS 25H775
HOGS Receipts 80. steady. is0-fs0 rs
ti2Ii2 20: isO-22o ms ~ 2nu12.35.
220-1S1 lDs, so 1877 y IS. $50 2sO lbs
81 i5nl2 IS. i00150 lbs 81 Glib.
roughs 50. 50dlO
SHEEP Receipts none stsAdv. choice
lambs fiiafis0 medium 20 good 81 81
1io common lambs S7Ssds 81. ewes
t5T4; Wetherr Sc s0TFSb
CALVES Receipts % stssny, Foof 4
choice. fi3. 50His. medium SO S0aIf. So
euiis anc common. s. sos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Life Savers Corporation de.

clared special dividend Of 40
cents and regular quarterly divi-
dend of 40 cents on common, both
payable September 2 10 stock Of
record August /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO July 1s. -UNsi HOGS Re
,sipts. 200. STEADY hoidovers 200. TOP
vi IS; BULK. Sij 25q II rs. heavies. si1 rs
n u 50 mediums &ii4Oqlis IS; lights
vi 20 q II 50 hght lights $40 75Tii 40.
Iackng sows 500 1913. pigs. 50 500
CATTLE Receipts. 800 steady. Calves
Esceip,s 100 steady Beef steers choice
VI u rs. medium. SsHIl. yearIinEs
~ o04l8 butcher cattle. hstfsrs xsd1i7s.
tovt 81 50Te. bulls Ssffl 50. calves
q u. feeders, ssg ia: stockers, steers, IS
u SOC COWS and heifeTs $50 10 80,
sHEEP-Receipts 500. stsadN lambs
vi 3 - II - common 500 n IS wear.
hngs - 80 p So ewes s. 50HsT3 feed
trs s. 81 p 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
INSTRUMENTATION. Inc. de

clared regular quarterly dividend
Of 37i2 cents, payable September
Is 10 stock Of record August %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Parker PEN Company decIared

an extra dividend of 25 cents and
a regular quarterly dividend of p
cents. both payable September |,
10 stock of record August Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Federal Mining and Smelling

Company declared dividend of
81 on common, payable September
10 to stock of record August %.
Similar amounts were paid in
March and June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Dow-Jones Bonds

~ bonds 81 40. up Dos
10 higher grade rails 90 IS. of O.O6
10 second grade rails 533S. OH
- pubic utilities 1923. up 0Q2
10 ins4strials 10s0l up 0G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK, July 19SThe following table shows
tviy the New York Stock Exchange each day week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
wI>>rrrG GRAIN

WINNITFI IIT| n "'INEI what
closed &C 60 li.c higher TO-DAY, oats &c
TO &c Up harsy tc to lc up and rys
NC ~ ! &C W
WHEAT July 7sAc October. 7se D..
cembsf s0Ac
OATS-July sotcr October. 3si. .
3sNc December 34c nd
BARLEY July SIC October. 49,
rs &C December. sc bid
RYE july, "a &C. October, @t.e nioi
December 55',c sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO Jolly ia-GNst BUTTER I'D
Receipts, 13.I55 tubs market. nominaliy
steady
E6Gs-Receip,s. ~. $40 cases market
nonninsllv steady
CHEEsE-Twins 2if1 122e: daisies
prints snd lonrhorns 22d22Lc
Butter. erg and live poultry markets
closed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. July e.--This Ia = bid and
ask market and The actual sale Of securl-
ues Is often subject 10 negotiatinns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
BeIding Heminway Company

declared A dividend of 20 cents,
payable August Is 10 stock of rec
ord August l. Previous payment
was the same amount on MAY Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Bonwit Teller. Inc. declared a

dividend of % cents on new COM
mon. payable August /, to- stock
of record July %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO July 10 ms D. Cash grsin
On track
WHEAT 80 2 rcd. s7is gssc
CORN No. yellow 80 7Sc
OATS 80 white 35u3slsc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Closing New York Stock Prices

sales ln Net
ioo' Hish Low Close chss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Total sales. including odd lots, 4,3l5 Shares.
In
'Odd