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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
HEAVY OPEN
Detroit Produce

APPLfk- Michigan Dusnti Cftitts u y.
mo. and ga inch Delicious. 81 so 2 l rs:
donations, s.251 l.35; RHODE Island
Greetings. Use q 81; Mcintosh and spys.
sl.2o9 80: wageners. $50 Doc; donations.
VocADos-caiifornia flats. 1es-3os.
81 751 LEO; Florida flats. 81 so.
ANTsE-Texas half crates. Si.35.
BEANS Florida bushel hampers. Boun.
tifus. 81 so n 2I5; black Valentines, $50
BEETS-Texas half crates 81 23ai.35.
BROCCOLI California crates $3.50
punches. 81. so G2s5
SOC; Los Angeles crates South Carolina.
sl.s512: Texas. 2.i5a2 81, half crates.
81 IS.
punches. Arizona 50 50 . ) 50, California,
1900 q rs; Texas 7dossn s3.7s.
cAuLIFLowER-Cahfornia pony crates.
ios.i2s. 23glf0
coLLARD GREENs=Bushsl baskets.
CELERY California hslt crate. washed.
trimmed tops. 81 75a225
: -GRAPLER1,1r-IsAas standard boxes.
Marsh seedIess, s2g 50. Mash Pinks.
GRAPES - California lugs Emperors.
81 75g2.25: Almefiss. 2z=fU7iass wrapped.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type. Arizona a.. <3zfs25. S. k325.
California S. fair quality, y S.
ONIONS 3o.lh sacks. = No. !,
Colorado Sweet spanish. 3-inch and larger.
81 5oa so; Michigan yelln~s 70g SOC, p
inch and larger, 7i-sQc, sweet SpanNh.
2 "a inch, Csc 0 81 10.
PARSLEY Texas \ crates 81 $50 50,
PEAs-Texas, bushel hampers, s3.2an
$50
PEARs-oreson. standard boxes.
jus. s2toa2 So,
PEPPERs-iil-h ushel erstss California
Wonders Mexico. s. so. Florida. SfI450;
Anrid eParpYF 50 -
PorAToEs-u s 30 I 100 II. SACKS.
Idaho Russets. 81 T3Hi So. Name various
varieties SI-E5a So Aichigar Conhlers.
81 asa / go RHsse' Pufsfs g fh.r p.
Green Mountains. 81 55T 90. Idaho Rus
sets. io-ln- SACKS. n &c ia-in SACKS.
Maine various vaTisti.s 3 q 2ic. Michigan
Green Mountains q = y 23c
ORANGES California boxes nsvels.
81 7sa IS FLORIDA. wire bound boxes.
RApIsHEs-TsXas. crates. 81 punches.
ReTABAoAs cansda. BON. .aes'.
RHUBARB-Mchissn ho'hous, 5o.is.
sHALLoTs-Los Angeles barrels. 90
don punches $50 80
sPINAcH-T Texas. busne. baskets. ssg
STRAWBERRIES FLORIDA 50 p,. crates.
SWIFT POTATOES - Bssst crates.
Porto Risans 5 v. !. Los Angeles.
TKNGERISEs flori1a. hsH crates 81
ToMAToEs-ohio. ho,nouse. so. has.
se,s 81 asa 100 Repaess, l0-io. cartons.
Sis
TURNlPs-Ge Georgia. crate, si25ai ~:
L0s Angeles. bgshei baskets 81 IS TeXas.
Los Angeles, crates, f-dozen punches. s.
"? 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Labor VS.. Dictators

incidentally, too. let IT not
be forgotten that organized
labor is al bottom essentially
conservative. Both here and in
England. no group is more bit
terry opposed 10 dictatcrs and
their ways.
Thus. though taxes and price
restraints viii hold profits in
check-as should be the case IN
war tIme-c0adiuOns are hccom-
ing more favorable 70 business
confidence. That fact should a.
iow the huge defense pump
printing 20 take effect. L should
keep business pointing up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Auto
Graphs
Car Makers
Told 10 Build
Faster Autos
BY II. 6. wALEsBY

when better cars are built
We better stop right there be-
fore We 60 commercial. How
ever. tbiS is the problem hurled
az car makers by Charles NJ.
Noble. special highway engineer
Of the Pennsylvania Turnpike
Commission,
Noble speaking to members of
the sac yesterday morning said
that the construction of express
highways like the Pennsylvania
Turnpike Will create new prob
lens for the automobile design
ers and manufacturers.
They will have 10 build We
hicles, he said. that will oper-
ate safely and economically at
higher cruising speeds.
Noble told the engineers that
Immediate construction of a sys-
tenn of express highways is en-
tirely practical - would cost
approximately Ss60,000000 and
could be financed by revenue
bonds such as were used TO
finance the Pennsylvania Turn
pike. the George Washington
Bridge, the Lincoln Tunnel and
other public Improvements.
To cite some of the advan-
tages Noble points to the fact
that in the Pennsylvania Turn
pixies 2O0-mile length there
are no traffic distractions. On
the state road paralleling the
turnpike there are 9S9 inter-
sections, 25 stop lights and IL
railroad grade crossings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Detroit Edison
Extends Gain
In Output

Total output of Detroit Edison
Company for the week ended jan
uary 4 was 76,942 900 kilowatt
hours, a gain of 10l2 per cent over
the $751;. 900 kilowatt hours of
the corresponding week year
ago and an increase of 1.9 per cent
over the previous weeks total OF
rs, $3.50 kilowatt hours.
Industrial output for last week
totaled 1850, 900 kilowatt hours,
an increase of 50 per cent over
the 30,369,00 kilowatt hours OF
the corresponding week of 1888
and an increase of 60 per cent
over the 30,939,000 kilowatt hours
of the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Merrill Lynch Offers
Utility Bonds Today

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-New
financing of S10.000,000 for Nor
tana-Dakota Utilities Company is
being carried out today with the
offering of S7,500,oo0 first mort
gage 34a per cent bonds by the
underwriting group headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc, and Merrill
Lynch, F. A. Pierce & Cassatt,
and 81. 100000 first mortgage 2l2
per cent serial bonds by Biy.h
& Co., Inc. and Merrill Lynch,
Z. A. Pierce & Cassatt. The 81
per cent bonds, which are due Jan.
l, 1861, are priced at 103i2. The
2l2 per cent serial bonds with ma
turtles ranging from May /. 1912,
to May l. 1949, are being offered
at VARYING prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Ask $50
Ceiling On
SteelScrap

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Estab-
lishment of a $40 a ton ceiling for
No. l heavy melting steel scrap at
Pittsburgh as proposed by defense
commission officials with corre-
spending reductions in other lead
ing steel producing districts would
be of immense benefit to the steel
producers. Some steelmakers have
started to feel in a material way
the effects of the rise in scrap
prices.
Although the latest quotations
from Pittsburgh on No. / heavy
melting scrap was $3.50 bid. Of
fered at $24, il is learned in re-
sponsible circles that a few sales
were made in the last few days at
S24 a ton and one or two transac-
tions actually were closed at S25 a
ton. Thus, the reduction from the
latest sales would amount to 81 to
s. ton.
The greatest benefit from a re-
uuCtlOn III scrap prices would &C
crue to the nonintegrated steel
producers who rely on scrap en-
tirely in their production. In such
cases the cost reduction would
amount to the full extent of any
drop in scrap prices from current
levels.
1t is stated in the steel trade
that more than one Of the smaller
steel makers-consumi all scrap
in their production proceSs-would
have been in the red in December,
despite the high level of activity
if it had not been for inventories
of scrap purchased at prices con-
siderably under current quotations.
For the large integrated steel
companies a reduction of say S4
a ton in scrap would he cost
saving of from Sis to 81 so ton
of steel, depending upon the
amount of hot metal used in the
different plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Livestock Markets

CATTLE-Reeeipts. 500. market steady
choice to prime yearlings, dry>fed. Sll 50
ala, good to choice yearliTEs. dry fed,
$40 50H ii So. choice to prime \heavy steers.
dry fed. Sil.5O 10. 50, good to choice
heavy steers. $40. 90 q II: short fed steers.
81 p 10, mixed steers and heifers. SIS 70;
ialr 10 good grass steers and hefers. 81
2 S. common butcher cattle $50 :; best
cows. So so a .; fair TO good beef cows.
IS - . o SO. Gamer and cutter cows, $40
rs old rims IS IS down best light
butcher bulls and heavy weight bologna
s.. SO IS. medium weight bologna bulls.
SO SO Z so. hght common bulls SIS. 500
6.25. stock bulls, IS. so y 8 So good TO
choice stOckers and feeders. Ssa1l COM
mon 10 far stockers ana feeders So q 80 4;
mixers and SpTingers. $50 n 50.
VEAL CALN ES-Receipts 500. market
SOC lower. best calves. SIS So; FAR to good
So a13, seconds, $40 ll.50, culls and
common. 500 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500 /:
market steady to 25c Igher: best lambs
$40 y 10 %. fair 10 good S 500 rs sec
ends. S7as %: skips. 81 80: nest sheep
81 5oH5. heavy tat sheep. 50 $50. culls
and common. s. .5On3
HoGs-Receipts. 300; market prospects
Toe higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
U. S. Electric Use
Tops 1910 by 9 Pct.

NEW YORK. Jan. S. = Produc-
ton of electricity by the electric
light and power industry of United
States for the week ended January
4 was 2.704 100000 kilowatt hours,
against 2,473.397, 900 in the like
1910 week, an increase of "a per
cent, according to Edison Electric
Institute.
Output in the week ended De-
cember 2S, totaled 1922 $500 ,
kllowatt hours. compared with
2,404, $4,000 in the similar 1883
week, an increase of 81 per cont
and in the week ended December
p came 10 2,910914,000 kilowatt
hours. against 2,64i, 45S,000 in the
corresponding period of 1889, an
increase of 1912 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Record Sales

General business expansion,
growing employment. bigger pay
rolls throughout the country, to-
gether with improvements in our
product plus the, stability of our
dealers during 1910 have been
largely responsible for the Pom
tiac sales record in the year Just
closed, said D. u. Bathrick. gen.
eral salesmanager, who reported
December deliveries of Pontiac
cars had reached the total of
23S51, TO bring the total for the
calendar year TO 239,402.
Used car sales were equally
good with 81 ASP for the month
of December and 449097 for the
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Wide Base Rim

F. II. Comcy manager Of pas
senger-car tire construction of
B. F. Goodrich Company, will
participate in a symposium on
wide-base automobile rims at the
annual meeting of the Society of
Automotivc Engineers. tomor-
row. Comey viii speak on the
topic Rim Width as Affecting
Lateral and Torsional Tire Sta
billty."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
W0t|ing,L erlhen Go.
Celebrates 18th Year

Waiting, Lerchen & Co. this
week is celebrating its twenty
fifth anniversary. Founded in 1916
by two Detroiters. J. A. Waiting
and w G. Lerchen. the firm has
shown steady growth with its OBJ
.jective. IAN investment ban k
ing service for Michigan people
by Michigan people" Offices are
maintained here and in Ann Ar
Dor, with seats on the New York,
Chicago and Detroit Stock ex,
changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Steel Rate Sets
Record in 40
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Steel out
put for 1910 reached the record
total of %, 246, 953 tons, the Amer
lean Iron and Steel Institute an
nounCed today.
The 1910 total was z per cent
greater than the previous peak in
1929 of 6O,S29, 752 tons and eX-
ceeded by 26 per cent the 1889
figure of 81, 5S4 1856 tons.
To make its new record the in
duStry operated at an average Of
SD per cent of its capacity
throughout 1910 and its operations
average for the last quarter was
IS. ~ per cent of capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Metal Markets

New YORK and ~nosssls ronftrrrus
meta quotations supplied ~ Fsoersied
Mstsls division. Detroit. SPOT % per cent
Tin. nominal. New York. 80. future TN.
5o.os. lake grade copper delivered MO
vest "a electruiytic spot smelfsr. l2u
~ 50; casting copper u l2s - Louis
lead. 5.3S. -. Louis zinr 5. New YORK
antirony- -. virgin aluminium. II.
Tin. quiet Copper. moderate and very
hrm Fxpori COPPER. 10 gsql2 resale
~ 50 Zinc sales 81 050 tons fesd and
snumony. quiet. Free sterling exchange
81 OIL. = aO4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Farmers Market

APPLES-Delicious, fancy, 50 bu. NJ
l. 4o4i.75 bu; Mcintosh. fancy 81 Z,
81; Northern spys. fancy. 50 bu.: No. !
sl50a IS: No. 2. 75c Isl bu.; Green
inss No. !. 75c 81 rs bu. No. ?. ga
sIai'25 bg Snow, 30. l. soc si2s ou.
No ?. 50 q soc hu.; Jonathsns. fancy. 81 q
2 50 bu.: No. /, soe1si.25; No. 2
BEETs-No. l. 4oas5c bu.
CABBAGE-No. /. 400 SOC hu.; curly
35 a SOC hu red. No. /, 40G soc bu; Gel.
No. ?, Csc. No. /. 7Ogsoc bu.; No. ?
CELERY - Fancy. 4oasoc DO, Der.
No. !. 25a 35e; No :, l51 zoe; root 10.
bu squares No l. 75c asl bu; No. ?
" coSLARDs-No. /. 35S4oc bu.
LGGs- = .S : ss'7aas'2' So-do1' ca"
'nf INDivE E2S9' /. ua15o bu.; No. a
sc bu. French. fancy. sl.7o 5-ib. box;
HoGs-pre,s.d. lo112c ID
HORSE RADTsH-No. /, sa9a.'o bu.
fEAF LETrucE24og SOC s-lb. basket
s dEds:s l. toasoc sa s 20 .o,,
sack No. /. sO7 Soc 5o-lb. sack; No. p
PARSLEY-No. l. IS n 45c doz hchs
root No /, $50 45c doz. bchs.; No. /,
30 N sOc hu
PARsNIPs-No. /. IS q s5c hu.; No. ?
SOC
POTATOEs-Faney. s171.10 bu.; No. ].
Is n pnr No. ? iOd SOC.
POULTRY-Hens heavy breeds. 1sa 2oc
n leehorns. u isc; broilers. heavy. 20
q 22c; ducks. 15I1sc geese. lsa lsc
turkeys hens 10 \ 23c toms 20T 2lc.
PUMPKINS-No. ! 30T SOC bu.
RADISHES - Hothouse, so q soc doz.
ochs
RHUBARP - Hothousc, choice q 2 DC
5.lb. box fancy. 40d soc; small. so q 75e
doz lunches
RoMAINE-No. /. 5o1 7Oc bu.
RLTARNGAS- No 1 80 q 75c bu
soUAsH-Tahls Queen, No. / s5c 81
80. 2 soc: Delicious No. / 81 50 . I. rs
bu., No 2. 81 hu, Hubbard. No /, 81. Is
q ] 80 hu No. 2, 75c bu.
TURNfPs-No. !. 70ds0c bu.; No. 2,
so n soc bu
VEGETABLE oYsrERs-No /. ooa 75c
doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
oIds Biggest Year

The biggest sales year In
Oldsmobile's 43-year history
approximately 81 per cent
ahead of the previous year
and more than 8 per cent bet
ter than the former sales rec
ord established by dealers in
1897 Is the record achieved by
Oldsmobile in 1910.
ID. f. Ralston. general sales
manager, In announcing the
record, said that sales of $685.
OIdsmObile skies and Fights
during the last 10 days of De-
cember had swelled the yearly
total to 20i.96l units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
6OO's Boost Sales

Charles Abbott. president Of
Nash Detroit Company, re-
ports that wholesale and retail
sales by the company during
December were far above sales =
for that month a year ago.
The increase. largely ac-
counted for by Nash Ambas-
sador 900" sales, was 20 per
cent, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Diamond BelteI.s
Called for Tonight

The following Diamond Belters
have been ordered to report
tonight at 6 o'clock for weigh-in
and physical examination. They
will fight on the two-ring program
starting at 8 o'clock at Naval
Armory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Stores in New York
Report Sales Drop

NEW YORK Jan s.-Depart-
ment store sales in New York and
Brooklyn in the week ended Janu-
airy ! were 2i2 Der cent below the
1910 week. accord
ing 10 a preliminary survey Of the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
126-POUND OPEN

514-Clem Markell. .Annunciation
536-Arthur Price 49,. Brewster
53S-Richard Garcia. Chevrolet
540-Bobby Watson -. Chevrolet
541-Nick Palise Jr.. .Drbrn B. 9.
542-Edward Peters. Ecorse Boys
567-Ed Garland. Una, Flint, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Cadillac Peak

Biggest sales month in history
was reported for December by
the Cadillac Motor Car Division,
today.
Deliveries of 5.733 cars over
Swallowed the previous peak of
5,420 units. set in November of
last year. Thus the 1941 models
have accounted for new all-time
business records in successive
months,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
175-POUND OPEN

630-James Murray. Brewster
648-John O'Den. ..... Brewster
63l-Joseph Stephens =. .BrewstA
633-Walter Orlowski 80. Brig Il
636-Leroy Lawson. Ecorse Boys
Chichester Dolewinski. Ham. B.
640-Harold Reiss. Una.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Dividends
Wilson & Co. declared a DIVIDEND

WILSON q co. decIared dividend
of So on the Sc preferred to apply
on accumulations, payable Febru-
airy l, to stock of record January
IS. This reduces present arrears to
So a share. The company paid
four dividends of $50 each in
1910, and a dividend of 1925 in
December. 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Reserve Banks List
Small Loan Increase

NEW YORK. Jan s-Condi,ion
statement Of weekly reporting
n-amber banks o. 90 leacIae
cities shows f5r tho usck ended
December 81 couuere.a indus
trial and agricultural .oars in
creased $1,000. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

PITTSBURGH Jan : - dNS)--CATTLE
= Receipts 100, steady, steers. Choice
So - - 70, medium and sood. 81 25W
l. 20 common. $1,000. heIfcrs medium
amt good. S7.75 %. common, S3.I5n
rs. cows medium and good, s. 75d
70, Gamers and cutters, 25d515.
bulls. good ana choice s. 254 IS, com
mon and medium. S. 10 q 675
Receipts 300. steady; 1s0-ls0
fir u '5tr. ~ iUs 3 80 q . =
12u-25O lbs s. son Z -. 25U-2gU lbs
S7p 30, l00-150 lbs, $s2jg Z, roushs.
Sa15.75.
SHEEP Receipts 400. steady. choice
Iambs. Sl025u10 40. medium and good.
s. 50 ~ q so, common Tambs So . SO,
ewes sat; wethefs s. 30 u ~.
CALVES Receipts loo steady: good
and choice. Sf3a1A.5o medium. $40 = l.
e4lls ard common. s. so Q $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
CHICtGO

CHICAGO, Jan -GNSl-BUTTER-
Receipts 10 $40 tubs steady. extras. %
score 30ia &C. standards. q0-score cars, 800
80 .c: extra nrsts a1 score. 30e firsts
SO score. 2ea 29ise, specials % score
'5SaT n ~ =
EGGS Receipts. II ia cases e. II n 4. c
m current receipts 49, q iec; fresh extra
firsts. Pile: fresh flrsts. 20ac. dirties
16i4c checks. 15izc.
LIVE PoULTRY-steady. firm: turkeys
i21isc.- I33i7isc. leEhorn hens. Q
aI2i5c; sprngers. III zoe; hroilers, II
disc: ROSTERS. 100 loI1c; ducks. 10 q lec; ;
geese, "a 13c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
II2-POUND NOVICE
IlS-POUND NOVICE

42-Arthur Blount. Allen Ind.
45-Gerald Grove .Annunciation
9-Nathaniel Harris. Brewster
10-Nathaniel Huskey. Brewster
11-George Martin. Brewster
14-Jimmie Newson. .. Brewster
16-John Stinson .....Brewster
19-James II. Young Jr. .Brewstr.
57-James ,Eichelberger. e. B. c.
61-Widmer Londo. II. Redeemer
63-Joe Placido.G Tunney Boys
65-Billy Anderson. Una.
70-Cresent Mendez. Una.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
160-POUND- NOVICE

320-E ddie Green. Allen Ind.
324-Edward Camps Annunciation
Haughton Brewster
Ray Brewster
342-Louis r. Koran Jr. Chevrolet
349-John Rountree Ecorse Boys
Marsh. North. YMCA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

CHTCAGO Jan. s-ffNsl-H0Gs-
csipts "a 600. 10c-I5c higher. Hodovers.
900 Top. 81 so. bulk $ 40 heavies.
So 40 mediums. SID $50 lights
So 90 At 50: light lights sass rs.
packing sows. s. IS y s Is PIGS. Ss86 IS.
CAVES receipts. 900 Steadv Beef
steers choice. Sl2 $40. medium. Ssa
= VeafIIngsl 3 81 2 = Butchers heifers
s. 50. cow. S6Hs - bulls - 2.
rz.sfs s. 5dai3. feeders $ 10 IS. STOCK
sfs steers. S7I1i. COWS and heifers. s. 30
SHEEP Recsirts s 500 Steady Lambs.
S. 81 FiuIF. common 81 50 so, year
- $3.50 2. feeders, Ss9a25. ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
147-POUND NOVICE

237-Jimmie Wheeler. ALLEN Ind.
145-Gerald Tomlinson .Annu'tion
241-W. R-Ahremaitls Blessed S.
242-Earl Cartwright. Blessed Sac.
243-Al Leveque Blessed Sacram't
24S-James Gilbert 49,. Brewster
l5S-Charles NJ. Rouselle Brewstr
2oS-Ernest Yancy. Brewster
264-George Schoeneman. Chev.
271-Chuck Paddock Ecorse Boys
277-Sohnny DiMercuro Franklin
2s0-Al Bush 49,. Holy Redeemer
2S3-Arthur Lansky ...... Hudson
300-Ernest Foster. Una.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
147-POUNB OPEN
16O-POUND OPEN

604-Arthur Ahern :. Annunciation
609-James CAVITY ......Brewster
610-Rufus Knighton. Brewster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

612-Lucien Taliaferro Brewster
615-Charles Hayes. Chevrolet
591-George Mericka ... Hudson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL 1sn sThs rarks,
closed steady Futures ciosinEs follow IN
pence per pound Jsngar' rs w l.:
March 80 unchanged Ma $40 u,-
charged July. so unchanged Ortaber.
Is, up , December 10. up :, JanuaA
1872 0s UP /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT HIAIEAU PARE

At HIALEAH PARK
Weather. clear. track. slow.
second Race-Riue Twink, Notforme,
Easter Rabbit. Thrift shop.
rim Race berry Jam.
sixth Raee-Liberty Frame. war
Beauty.
At SANTA ANITA
Weather. clear; track, fast. se-.---
First Race--Texon Boy.
Third Race-Aljo, Flying Back, 81
wash Girl.
Flnh Rsee-Count Chat.
sixth Rsce-Beiplay, Hustlin' Gal,
Cinesar. Flying Bonny.
Ninth Race-Declsred on.
National City Bank OF New
York declared the regular semi
annual dividend of so cents. pay
able February /, to stock of record
JANUARY 1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
135-POUND OPEN

552-Nathaniel Crosby. ALLEN Ind.
557-James Palmer .....Brewster
55S-Prisco Nardone. $500. Briggs
563-Silvio Masseti. D'rborn Boys
565-Gail Harvey. High. PIX. Rec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
is5-poUND NOVICE

141-IIarold Miller. -. ALLEN Ind.
l46-George Loupinas. Bles'd Sac
155-Johp II. Patterson. Brewster
160-W3lter Bell. .........B Briggs
164-Terry Cantrell -. Chevrolet
17l-Harry krim. ......Chevrolet
172zlTommy Mathews Chevrolet
2S1-Tom Flynn Holy Redeemer
201-Willis Messer. Tunney p. C.
202-Americo Milani. Tunney B. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
175-POU,D NOVICE
HEAVY NOVICE

421-James Tucker. ALLEN Ind.
425-Leon White. 1000. Brewster
420-Lorenza Ross. Allen Ind.
423-Charles J. Trick. =. Brewster
434-Elmer Evans River Rouge c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

Delay Stores, Inc. reported for the nine
after depreciation etc hut before federal
income taxes. against a profit of S5sf 73 in
the first nine months Of the previous fiscal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
126-POUND NOVICE

7S-Fred Lewis. ALLEN Ind.
49-Walter Dacres. Brewster
SS-Cedric Flounory Brewster
l02-James Pankey...s. Chevrolet
ll4-Pete Rife ..... 49,. Hudson
l1S-Victor Waling ,.Tunney b. c.
lL6-James Reese. Una.
l27-R. J. Smith. Una. Flint, MiCh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
118-POUND OPEN

501-Jim Nicely. Ind.
5l1-Ira Simmons. ALLEN Ind.
512--Sidney ". Trent. Allen Ind.
513-Iiarold Grove. .Annunciation
5l6-John Rivers. Brewster
Howrye. ....... Briggs
51S-Jimmie Pliska. -. Chevrolet
5l9-William RAIDER -. Chevrolet
Noeske .D'rborn B. c.
521-Joe Fletcher ........ Hudson
Taylor Una.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
OPEN DIVISION
1I2-POUND OPEN

5o2-Tommy Nelson. Annunciation
503-Joseph Green. Brewster
504-Dick Bechtel. .... Chevrolet
505-Frank Cicala. .... Chevrolet
507-Al Ellis. ......... Chevrolet
5l5-James Tanning Brewster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Stocks Continue
Irregular in
Early Deals
International New. service win.

ihtrrnanonh news service wire
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The stock
market was irregular today after
yesterdays sluggish performance.
The steel shares were mixed.
p epublic and Bethlehem lost
ground at the start while United
States Steel was unchanged.
The oils displayed better ten
dency, with Standard of New Jer-
sey and Texas up slightly.
Chrysler and General Motors
were steady. StHdehakor was &C
tive and slightly lower. Coppers
were mixed.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Wheat fu-
lures started &c to &c higher to-
day. corn unchanged to sc lower
and oats unchanged.
WHEAT - May. SIS a s77sc;
July. s2i2c; September, s27sc.
CORN-May, 62sic; July 62ss
9962Ac.
/" OATS-May. 37kc; July, 33c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied nv Bongsrd & Co.
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon quotations.
MINING