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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Reports
S187,064 Profit

Udyllte Corporation and wholly
owned subsidiary, Bright Nickel
Corporation. report for the six
months ended June 30. subject to
audit and year.end adjustments. a
net profit OF Sls7 .O64, after de-
probation. reserve Of 1929, 500 for
federal income and excess profits
taxes, etc equal 10 AZ cents a
share on 100000 shares of com
mon stock.
This compares with a net profit
OF SIPS. 987 for the like period a
year age equal. after dividend re-
qulrements on preferred stock
then outstanding. 70 30 cents a
common share Federal tax re-
serve a year ago was S35, $50
l. X Lindahl, president. says
the company is cooperating with
the government in the distribution
OF various strategic materials, and
Is supplying equipment 10 many
of IT'S customers for use in fulfill
ment Of defense needs. The pres
eri outlook indicates favorable
volume Of business during the
second l4ftttiiff 77f f This he states
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Against Stampede

He urged the public not TO be
stampeded by curtailment ut-
tiers.
Even II we have a 40 per
cent cut we'll still have big
business for 1t would allow
production Of S,175,000 cars iH
1912" he said. That would
be more than the industry
produced In any year since
1923 with the exception of this
year, last year, and 1897.
What will throw the whole
motor industry and the 81
million employed directly and
indirectly by the motor trans
port industry out Of gear, up
setting our national economy,
Is a curtailment that goes too
deep or Ii made effective too
suddenly"
He pointed out that IL a 40
per cent curtailment is made
effective Immediately, the de-
Tense program is not far enough
along TO absorb the skilled and
unskilled labor that would be
forced out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Brown-Forman
Sales Profit

LOUISVILLE. Ky. July is
Brown-Forman Distillers Corpora
ton announced through its presi.
dent Owsley Brown, that total net
sales for the fiscal ending
April so, 1871. were Sc, 0o5, 549. "a
as compared with So, 1853, S2II2 for
the preceding year.
Net income, after deductine fed.
eral and state taxes was 1921. 1854
as against SlS5,54l for last year
This Is an increase over last years
net income of $40, 222.
The policy Of constant use oI
representative newspapers and
magazines throughout the year tc
advertise BrUwn-formanis leading
brands brought increasing success
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Steel Output
Rises Slightly

NEW YORK, July 15.-Steel
operations for this week are
scheduled ar 97.2 per cent of IN
snt-capacitY-- compared with 90 s
per cent in the previous week. an
increase Of a Of ! point of a of !
per cent, according 10 the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Institute A
month ago the indicated rate was
90 per cent, which was a gain of
a Of point or a OF per cent
from the preceding week
The following table gives a COM
parison Of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week ~ previous years, together
with the changes from the week
Immediately preceding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Aircraft Sets Record

Meanwhile the aircraft manu-
featuring industry is still work.
ING miracles II established
record Of 45,5SS, 286 man-hours
IN May and in the same month
took on new,orders totaline more
than four-fifths of a billion
dollars.
Man-horus Showed a rise OF 81
per cent over April, The new
orders sent the backlog on June
TO a new high of S4,305, 217, S56.
according 10 the report of Col.
John II. Jouett. president of
the Aeronautical Chamber of
Commerce.
These figures cover only the
plane. engine and propeller COM
panleS and not the aircraft
contracts Of the auto industry
except for Sub-contracts from
aircraft makers to the auto
companies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
See Durable Goods
5 10 10 Pct. Higher

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., July Is.
Prices Of consumer durable goods
this Fall will be at least 5 per cent
10 10 per cent higher than a year
ago, and buyers will have a smaller
choice Of articles than at any time
in recent years. This was indi-
Gated by canvass of manufac-
turers and retail buyers at Allan
tic City for The annual convention
-of New York Housewares Manu-
facturerS Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Sears Keeps
Price Boosts
AT Minimum

CHICAGO. July 15.-Fall and
Winter catalog of Sears Roebuck
* Co. now being mailed to approx.
limately 100000 cusebmers shows
prices averaging between 6 and
per cent higher than the Fall and
Winter book Of year ago. AS
compared with this years Spring
and Summer catalog. the new
prices represent an average ad-
vance of between 5 and 6 per cent,
The management states that
buying for the new catalog started
more than s months ago. and
much of IL was completed before
many of the economic factors
which have drastically influenced
the cost of merchandise had def
.nitely registered. For this reason
prices listed are still substantially
under what they would have been
III the goods had been purchased
during the last few weeks.
As IN the case of the Montgom-
cry Ward Fall and Winter catalog
which was issued last week, many
items in the new Sears book re-
feet substitutions for restricted
priority materials. 1t is pointed
out moreover, that some of the
substitute materials will probably
be placed under priorities also in
near future.
A special notice TO customers
states that the company reserves
the right 10 add 10 listed prices
any increases IN costs that may
result from special taxes or sales
regulations on individual items.
AS possibilities, the company men
tions automo lie accessories,
candy. clocks, watches. jewelry,
refrigerators. photograph records.
playing cards, radio sets and parts,
sporting goods, tires, musical in
struments. furs, light bulbs and
luggage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Rails, Stee|s
Lead as Market
Resumes Rise

NEW YORK. July l5.-The
stock market resumed its upSwing
today after the irregular trend Of
the last few sessions.
Gains ran 10 point OF so In
several leaders and a few special
issues were up as much as 4.
Trading picked up on the ad-
vance, which was paced by rails,
steels and specisltieS.
Atlantic Coast Line and Santa
Fe stood out in the carrier divi-
sion, both running up point.
Coast Line reached a new high
for the year, while Santa Re came
within n OF its 194l top.
Case spurted better than 4
points at one time and General
Steel Casting preferred more than
z, both reaching new high ground.
DINERS TO set new peaks were Ar
Reduction, Wilson g. Co, Texas
Corporation and Westinghouse Air
Brake.
Gains Of point or more were
registered by Bethlehem Steel.
Union Carbide, Allied Chemical
american Airitnes and Johns.
Manville.
Commonwealth and Southern
common was An active feature.
one block Of $4,000 shares chang.
Ing hands al "a, off LIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Distributor Needs Frequent Turnovers

In order 10 survive economically distributor
frequent turnovers motto reading We make Of
hodovers office
Gimbe BY the token retailers
saying sorry prod.
deliver
turn down would be but doing
always be sensitive the fact that doing adds nothing
Earnings
The increasing tendency make goods for
We federal instead of for
members of 300oO000 American families
dng and advertising thing
takes growing peoples production Of
the regular established channels Of distribution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Auto
Curtailment May Be
Blessing in Disguise,
Bathrick States

Curtailment OF automobile
production may be a blessing in
disguise, for IL can offset the
bad dip in business that would
result if 1912 production were
unhindered by restrictions. ac-
cording 10 d. U. Bathrick, vice
president and general sales man.
ager of Pontiac.
Speaking TO the Sales Execu.
tives Club in New York, Bath
rick said that probably % per
cent of the current years I'M
precedented buying of automo-
biles was borrowed from next
year. Without the curtailment
that Is ahead. said Bathrick,
1912 production might have
gone 10 5ls or 5% million cars
and then the bottom would have
dropped out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Specially Retailers
Face Big Problem
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International NeMA service ECONOMIC (Oninleh tAloT

The shift from business usual into abnormal production for
defense has recently proceeded at accelerated
AS an incident to the transition there naturally confusion
materials
indicates
turers have already curaled non-defense output.
Civilian officials getting what to do
ateras for nondeense Concerns that affected
overhead Some doing by switching armament produc
ton. and others experimenting with substitutes
formula readily followed distributors
dealers of who be hard hit
further of
they normally handle With production reduced their
be cut down. and they will be called
salaries to clerks and bookeepers and other items Of overhead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Ford ENGINE Feat

The Ford company is going 10
raise the hopes of OPM car
William S. knudsen pretty high
with the announcement that the
first Pratt and Whitney Wasp
engine is off the production line
and within two weeks. is a day
will be coming off the line.
The company will probably
step up the production TO 40 a
day before long. 1t is a matter
of transferring experienced men
10 new duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit Sptt % per cent
tin nominal: New YORK. 50 80, future tin.
30 25 lake -radc copper delivered Mid
west. II cioCtDytc spot, smeltcr ~ N
70 so casting copper. ~ % 81 Louis
lead. so 81. Louis zinc. 7 %. New York
antimonv Is. virgin aluminium. n
TIN aulef O-nsrs ar,ive FxroFi copper
~; resale. ncminsl. II so Free steriing eN-
change, Si.03i.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Detroit Produce

AFPLES-Illinois hu. baskets. u s. No
I, Pinch and UP. Yellow Trsnspsrents eOc
N.i0: Us. No. 1. "a Inch up, Duchess.
xlHi.10.
CANTALoUPEs-saim meats: Ari.
roma. Phoenix District. jumbo ais. $3.50
Jumbo Jumbo sss y sons' mostly ,sas5e11a:
District jumbo 27s, ripe. 81 rs jumbo 36s
- 73; jumbo ass 50. ripe 50. 80; Cslifor-
mia. Imperial Valley. jumbo 3ss. s2.75:
and ass, fair auaiity, s2n25o
HONEYBALLS-Cslifor Jumbo. crates
3es: s3.25: ass. s3.45
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. jumbo crates
IS, N.4on LIS; standard %. N.+o91.7s
standard l2s. si.4oa1.75: Arizona. Jumbo.
SIS and standards 81. sl.60a l.65. stand
ard las. ST.
cARRoTs-No punched stock offered.
cAULlFLowER : Washing I o n pony
crates RS and larger 81
CELERY Michigan. Highball crates. 75c
nst crates soc' punches, i-doxen stalks
cUcUMBERs-Bus baskets. MARY.
land. generally good 10 good quality waxed
$50 so, fair Quality Sl.T5n2: large size
slicers. 81. 75H2, pickles. 81 rs Indiana,
hoihouse baskets AS. extra fancy, 81
LETTucE-Los Angeles. crgtss Iceeers
D. mostly 81 70: : dozen, $3.50
PEACHES Bushel baskets: Georgia HI.
leys, U $. No. /. Il. in. min. generally
fair condition. Sid125: Hale HAYES u s
No j. 2-inch and UP. S2g2l5: Colder
Juoilees, US. No. i, %.in,, $1,000 l. so
gin. min. s2p2 10; Elbertas. us No. 1,
y in. and up. 81 IS; South Carolina. bu
baskets Golden Juoilees u 5. No. /, Il, in
MN. 81 30 lao; IA in. to 2.in., SIPS a
q b. S baskets. a.a % s 40 ! Is P.,t A,f s,s;
In. min. fair condition 20 b use.
PoTAToES-New stock: 100 10. sack,
Whites. 50. so sss: u. " comn.,i Lon.
81 I5H 2.35; L. S. No. i washed Triumnhs
81 20n 2.25 Idaho U. s. No 49,,
Trium phs, s.. i0a225: Oregon " 8 NJ
washed Triumphs. $40: Nebraska " q
NO ! washed Triumphs $500. ane quail
ny " 90; North Carolina and VIRGINS
No. l unwashed Cobblers 81 s0a2
Missouri and Kansas fair 10 generally GOO
quality washed Cobblers 81 tOTfs5. "a
to generally good quality unwashed Cobb
ers. 81 30ui So
ToMAroEs-lo n. cartons repacks poc
I repacked Tugs, 81 90; Ohio hothouse ID
baskets. medium size. SLIGO 90: sinai
SIZE. oOg I5c. original lug. California. 4,
/ ;. No l green, ripe and turning. vrappes
loNo, S2' Tennessee u. s. No. green rfp.
ana turning. wrapped sx6- xlm1Ia
Missouri i20-qt climax baskets. 81 25
Michigan l2-qt. climax baskets. few sales
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Flor,d,
1870 his. zoe: 2s-2s ms. 23H 30c ,,
lbs.. 35a s0c Long Grsys as 30 ms. ss5,
soc South Carolina Tom Watsons. IS los
soc; South Carolina Cannonbsls 81 lbs
i0H soc. mostly soc.
4 Cosden Petroleum Cerpovstlon and sub.
salaries report for the year ended Aprli 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Industrial Stocks Used
as Ipfation Hedge
F1aney
Rv IFMfS HANEY


ftoie.nt ~ Eoonenhe'
A Detroit reader of this
Have large stockholders
in the last
Answer: increased holdings Others have de.
creased Certainly investment
holdings Of industrial Other
the blocks Of stock
This has been accompanied by reduced speculative participation
the public who mostly small holders
have
common stocks as hedges against initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Earnings

Air-Wsy Electric Appliance torporat,o.
sna subsidiaries. exclusive OF British sub
sl1isry, report for the - weeks ended
June IL net prort of SIS sil after fss :
ersl income taxes computed al the present
normal rate OF - per cent. equal 10 81 ~
share on rs. 4ss shares of PER cert
cumulative preferred outstanding on when
'divitend Accommodations amounted 10 $50 so
snare AT he close OF 1910 This CON :
pares with a net pront 81 SIS ISL. %
sz.So share on per cent preferred Ia
the - weeks ended June IS 1870
Gepersi Tire and Rubber Company and
subsidiaries show for the sin months ende1
Nay IL A net Profit II l0Qi a. Altar
$50. 900 provision tor federal income AMI
excess protts taxes. equal 20 81 u a snare
on the common. against net proht %
$3.50, se3, or 80 cents on the~tormg9 IN ne
sir month"; ended Nay 81. 1870.
Nii-on-Jo Company rrpsrts for the
nine months ended Nay 81. net profit -
s3f3 600 after federal income taxes. &c !.
equal 20 Si.27 q share on 1se 500 shares,
against s2s2 .OOz. Or % cents . share 90
112 500 shares for me nine nontns s~1s4
May 81, 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Must Show Unusual Initiative

Unless specially retailers unusual initiative enterprise
they be casualties of national
Even normal times the mortality rate dealers of
of durable consumers goods has been high.
1t important for their
ers problems and keep channels
Unlike the dealers we'll
slack
buys munitions and other products directly
producer and eliminate the middeman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July SINS
Wheat opened &c to 9sc lower TO.
day, corn unchanged 10 1sc off
and oats &C off.
WHEAT-September. $685. a
Loo "a; December, S106as d1O6h
CORN-September. 75iac; De-
cember. 7S97Shc.
OATS-New, September. $40
37Bc; December. 3814 q 3Sac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Hard Coal Shipments
Continue 10 Climb

NEW YORK. July Is Ship
mentS Of anthracite in June As re-
ported 10 the Anthracite Institute
amounted 70 4.573.7SS net tons. an
increase of 2S.3 per cent over May
and 1872 per cent over June, 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Hits Proposed Copper Differential

Aren't there Idle properties which
would produce l6 buying
price for gold and silver affecting
this affect argument against
Answer There arc good idle but they
could add relatively little refined of
most OF the time because
even 10 cents would put many Of them in the black.
You the already virtually
and lead silver and
gold recovered byproduct Of smelling
The government abnomay high prices
AS result highcrcoSt mines he
get
This artificial political substituting complexities situation 1t
is sort Of twoprce Of different
system OF paying y cents 10 producers
others.
we want copper in emergency quickest and
cheaest way 10 get IS the scientific way That
me largest lowest
copper We don't need gold have too
much OF them already
problem TO nothing Of the addition public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. 22c
leEhun hens lbs and up isc. cocks.
ioa i2c. rock spnngers. under ms. 2lc
lbs and up, 22c leghorn brollers, a
lbs and IN 22c
EGGs Market weak Current receipts
q &C, undergrades. % &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Can Protect Their Earning Power

Although speciality retailers whole satisfactory
individual dealers
dversfying their lines adding items
restricted Usually
sonaby related
another An example OF this effort complementary
ageong custom Of ice with seasonabe Summer business
take on the sale Of coal and wood in the Winter.
This adding of need be limited substitutes Older
items previously distributed through
cred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Doubts War Would Close EXCHANGE
Detroit asks

rs II likely that declaration Germany would
close the Stock Exchange how would
liquidatcd?"
Answer War has not closed the exchanges Berlin
would not do We
selves TO war conditions and have done
When accounts could lio-
ed by Of "ofthomarkct' negotiations would be
- kficult
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

Endirott Johnson Corporation and sub
sidtaries disclose for the - weeks ended
May 81 net proht Of 81 3f2 243 equal %
81 SIS share on the common. against
81 pal egi or 81 ~ on the common IN the
81 weeks ended June /, 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
No Evidence Of Stock StabiIi1ation

Since people consider stocks like commodIes
possible that Henderson has quietly
at present levels"
Answer No Mr. Henderson does do
thernore
stocks have while others Finally
henderson has stocks
Stocks like commodities High labor
materials commodity but high
profits 70 be less and That tends - put stock down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Cottonseed Oil Supply
Shows Sharp Drop

NEW YORK. July 15.-The Wis
ible supply of refined cottonseed
- at the end Of juno totaled
84,0 900 barrels, compared with
@76. 700 barrels at the end of
May and 1850, 800 barrels, re
ViSed," in June, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy. 81 IS bushel
% ~ 50 - Northern spy fancy
steele Red. fancy. 81 q eu.; No ! si2:
= i50i No. 2 75c Transparenis 81 50 bu
Ne soc si23 bn. No 2. SsH 7Sc
BEANs-Cresn. fancy. S2H225. No. I
?sS 1890 ~ss isoes t2p21' % Nc. i
BLAcKBERfIEs Fsncy., 81 So 24-eusEt
crate No J. s. 75at25.
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. 40 n
No. : Si1i % bu No. 2 75c; sorrei A.
y soc bu swiss chsrd asa SOC bu kAie
~ SOC hu mustard ~ y 4Oc bu turnfps
No J. 80 y toc bu spinach No J. 80 y
larts No J. 3S1 soc bu
HEAD LErTucE-No. /. sS6 SOC bu
No ? - SIC bu
ASPARAGUS Fancy. sOcakl2s eozer
ounches No 80 n 75c No ,. 40 r. zoe
bfErs-No. 500 l0c dozen punches
cAeRAGE-Fsney. si.2s ou No T. 80
80 No 2 Csc red. No. 1. 25ul.75
cUcuNRERs-No. !, socasl peck bas,
ke,. No 2 T5c
BRocCoLI--No. !. Si.eoaz
CARROTS No /, % SOC do, punches
cAULIFLowER-No. = Nsoag eu
No. asa 35c No 2 i5c
c CELERY R esrr, . ! !. ~ 7Segsi
CHERRIEs-sweei fancy 81: No !
50 ,sr q 80 ~ $50 Is,sgart case sour
,s s"E 1T co y a. 57s9 soc S-dozsr
cuRRANTs-No. /. s. 25a US 24.quar,
5pILlLs-4o = soc dozen lunches.
E,'Hs - Large $40 2sa 10 IS 50-dozer
case meaium. 81 25ds rs
GoosEBERRiEs-No l. s21250 24-qt
HucKLERERRlEs-xo l. M.7sss2,
KOHL RABI-So. . 2 ? Ia dozen
punches
LEXIS No. :. 75easl do,.n. banehs,
oNioNS Green. No !. 80 "a SOC dozer
o sol Hes dry onions. No. 1. 1850 rs
ARSLEY-4oa soc dozen punches
PARSLEY ROOT-No 45G5Sc bu
PEAs-No. ! si.2sffi.5o bu No 2 81
tpPERs-Greer SOC peck basket
POTATOES New fancy 81 Sd bu No
7 ii51i.35 hu.: No. 2 30n75c bu
No. : 75u sQc hu No ? asa SOC
POULTRY Hens live heavy breeds q
= % IA - leFh@FBR IS ID 2nc, hrailars
heavv e 2ic 10. lerhorns. 2oa &c lb'
hAplSHFS- Red No l. fSaenc eozer
punches No CSC long white 40
81 SOC doyen lunches
49,. bHht'li s. Black No So 81
= -Quari craze No. 2. S7G3 50: red fancy
81 ~ No St.75n525. No. ? 81 SO
HUBARB- Outdoor. 40. /. 25p35c doz
bNtI'NNH.
RuTARACNS. No. I 500 75c
sol ASH Summer. 40. l. 80 . soc =
hu No foc Italian No 4 Tsc4Sl
peck hasks, NJ ? soc = '' .
TOMATOES Outdoor. 40 / St2sfr.2
lf-lh basket dollhouse fancy. 81 So 80
J. Nl-75u2 No ? $50
.TssRNiPs-No. /. asa SOC dor. punches
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. !. soea 81
dozen punches.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July IA -fTNs,-- etrTTrp
Receipts II ISIS tubs; market b 10 s,
on extras % score. 34Lc. standards
~ score cars. 34Llc: extra drsts. ai score
"a frsts ssnsqc. score 32L ID 33c
spescisls. e3 score. Sic
EGGS Receipts Is 35 cases market
steady, &c up, current receipts. 2i4c.
fresh extra firsis, 26h 26isc fresh flrsts
26 2si dirtes. 239c checks 23sc
CHEEsE-Twins 2ii. "a &c. daisies
prints and longhorns 22r221c
LIVE POULTRY Market irregular. tur
keys ~ iec; hens, isV 22c, leChorf
+ hens ioali7- -SpringerS. u 2le- hroil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Good Things Warped by Dem" Politics


"Why condemn the present almost eyery-
thing
Answer Because the good things
collective bargaining by
politics. disregard science and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad shows for
the Ave months ended May 81 net in
come OF g. 1891 equal. after dividend
requirements on 5 per cent communicative
preferred. 10 1913 a share on s23, AL
snares ~ common. compared with net
loss ~ S2Si SCI In The 1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Livestock Markets
nETRnIT


CATTLE Receipts 500 market active
IS 10 - cents higher Choice 20 prim,
warnings DRY fed. $40 50 r II 30 good e
choice yssrlinsr. dry ted. $40 10 50 good
TAR 20 good yearlings. dTy fed $3.50 10
FAIR % rood heavy steers. dry fed. 50 30 y
% rood butcher steers and hsifers s. ~
y ae50 common butcher cattle. 81 50 70
and cutter cows. S7251T.75 Gamer cows
50 p so Oh rims 81 so down Best light
butcher and heavy bologna bulls. 1878 q
: 25 few real choice 50 so medium weight
s. 80 2 : so. stock bulls. So 50as. good e
choice stockers and feeders. SIS 30 % II
common 20 iar stockers and feeders s.
so mixers and sprins.rs. $50 2 90
VEAL CALNES-Receipts 400 market
steady Best calves. SIS 50 selects Si2p
y seconds. 50 50Hi2; eulls and common
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceip,s 500
market steady Best lambs. Sli so fair n
good s. 500 10 50; skips 81 down: best
yearlinEs. So culls and common. 81 down
bes' sheep. 81 50Ts. fair - Food. 50 so .
3 81. cuus and common. 81 50h25O
HOGS Receipts 200 market prospect,
steady. No quotations available early today
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July is INSl HOGS
Receipts 900 market loc higher hold
overs 600; top. Sill So bulk 81 % ~
II 81 heavies. $1,000 II as mediums
Nll IL 80; lights. $40 T5n II So Night
uRh's $40 Sonti rs; packing sows 50 u
~ 10 q pigs. SO 5oa rs.
CATTLE Receipts mn market
steady calves. receipts. 1000; market
steady beef steers choice xii ~ -
medium. $50 II yesrlings s. Is y IA
butchers hetfsrs 81 5Oa1l rs; COWS 81 p
40 bulls. S7.3Od1o; calves sT1i2 so
feeders Ss1i2 StockerS Steers Ssn
~ % cows and heifsr. Sc s0T 10. 50
SHEEP Receipts s mo market steady
lambs So nli 80; common. si0Ti1 year
lings. IS 5o4s 50, ewes. 81 75u4T5 feed
ers, So IS.
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PITTSBURGH July ~ -(fNS1--CA
TLE Receiu,s 100. market. steadv steers
choice $40. ~ - n. medium 90 good SO 81
oil. common So ~ no So hgtfers-'fte-
dunn 20 good SOTO: common S7as so,
lcows, medium 20 good 1915 rs ran
iners and cutters. S5H67 IS. bulls. good "a
choice. IS 25 "a g rs" common 10 medium
lS6. 2tff7.75.
HOGS Receipts 500 market active
l5c higher: 160-is0 pounds Sif Is y II
is0-27o lbs Si2Hi2 IS 22o-25o lbs. Si1
~ his. 25O.2a0 lbs. Sli60Gi2. lOo-15c
los $40 30 IL IS. roughs. $3.50 10
/ SHEEP Receipts 200; market, steady
choice lambs. Si1.25 ni2. medium 90 good
50 50 y 10 50 - common lambs, 81 50 = 8 50
ewes x3Ht vethers. 81. so n 4. so
CALVES--Receipts-- market active
good 20 choice. S12 10: medium, $40 IL
culs and common IS so s.