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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

tx II - Receipts, 300. market steady
and active choice 10 prime yearlings drS
fed. SilIi2: good 70 choice yearings drS
fed. SO son IL good 20 choice heavy
steers dry fed, $40 50H III 80. fair 20 COCO
yearlings dry fed. Si0U 10 50 fair 70 good
heavy steers dry fed SiOH 10 50. best
grass steers and heifers- Ss-7a1ls- -; faii
10 good Craze l'eefs ami heifers, IS n
50, common grass cattle. Sc 800 50
best cows STgT5Hs -. good butcher and
cutter cows. 81 .25TT.75: Gamer COWS s.
70 8 so: old rims. 81 so down; best light
butcher and heavy weight bologna bulls
SqTe %. few real choice higher; medium
We Rht bologna huls. SsW9 light common
bulls, Sc 50H 20. stock bulls So 50 N
good 60 choice sincknrs and feeders 50 n
p. common 10 far stockers and feeders
SIN 80; mixers and springers $3.50 90
VEAL CALVES Receipts 200; marke
steady and active best calves. Sii; far q
good, SIP 80 ~ 3 30 seconds, Sll n IL. so
.cuns and common, S9G
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 100
market steady. best lambs. Sii 50 II IL
far TO GOOD. $40 50l -: seconds 50 so n
10 So skins down % s. best sheep, 81 n
3 So few choice up 20 So fair to good
SO b. 80: culls and common 213
HOES Receipts. 500 market prospect
iOc % &c lower; no qu6tat ions availabl
early today Wednesdays close follows
good and choice, goo 20 23n lbs xil 90
go 20 250 lbs. 81 90; IsO 10 200 los
>fl so. $50 20 27O lbs. zli 50, 27O I,
500 lbs. \ll 20 heaves, 300 TO $50 lbs
&li1O. 351 % 400 los Si1. 400 10 ST
lbs Sl0s5. roUghs 80 so ~ 2 Is. lights
$40 % al. PIGS, 5000 a. stays. IS 81
Is75
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu baskets. Trans
parents. l. S.-No. !, "a in MN. fsv, ~
on crates Transparenjs and Duchess. sen
orally gopd quality. medium size. b5 2 i5c
Delaware bu baskets. Williams Red L
SO !, "a in min. 81 l0Hl25. West Viz
giuis nu baskets. Duchess. L. 8 80 J.
2i.-ln Up, 81 Transparents, L. s. No. /,
, in min. zoe
CANTALoUPEs- Salmon Meats, All
IONA. Phoenix district. jumbo rs. 81 p
az IS. jumbo Sos, 81 so 2.65, few S27a
and S22J
CAULIFLOwER-w ashing ton pony
crates, rs and larger. S2n2 DO.
HONEY DENS California std crates qs
81. 50H1.65. 12s. 81 sou :, Arizona
jumbo crates s., 81. 80. standard crates,
IS. Si50u l.65; standard crates l2s
CELERY-Michirsn fats. 75c, punches
/ doz stalks, 30n soc
IETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
type California Salinas. 5 dor, $50 5 So
Z dor. $50 ? IS doz, 50 IS q ; so. Wat
sonviue. doz $3.50.
PEACHES Georgia bu baskets. II.
hertas. u. s. No. I. s2.in min, Sl.75u2 Is,
1 2. in min. 81 50H rs, lin min. 81 81
~ 50; is-bu baskets. Eiberfas. L. 8 No
!. PIN min. eOc q 81. Hileys. Il. 5 No. /,
1 E, in min. 50 65c, pin min. SIS ~ 75c
South Carolina hu baskets Hneys. u in
and 2-in min. 81 25a $50, l q in min. 81
Hales Ravens ard south Havens. showing
heavy decay p soc Indiana truck re-
ceipts. Juoiiees, L. 5. No. j. 2-in min.
81 SOL q
PEARS California boxes So S.
POTATOES -a l0O-lh sacks Cshfornus
Ions Whites washed l.. s No / S24s
2 80; T. s Commercial 81 p0a2 Is,
idaho and oregon Tuumrhs T. s No. I
washed 81 7tn2. virginia Cuhblers a. 8
No. l. unwashed Si25Gl so. Nebraska
Triumphs. T. : No. !. washed. 81 50 "
2. Cohbiers q. s No washed 81 501l
! so Missouri and Kansas Cobblers. far
90 generally good quality. wSshed 81 p
ffi.au, unwashed. Sin1.25. Washington
Lnns White. Z. s No. !. washed. 50 IS
TOMATOES q Repscked luEs. $3.50 n
i75 iO-lh cartons 7OB 75c OHIO dollhouse
y baskets medium size. T5as5c; SINAI
size. a0A. originals. ngs. green. ripe and
turning wrapped sNs and larger Califor-
MIA. u. s No. 1. Si.eO; Tennessee. a. $
No. 2 p0c Isl: Missouri t2-at climax
baskets. 81 10 Michigan i2.qt climax has
kets. 81 lnni Is. fair quality. 70H S5c
WATEREMLONS-G Georgia ana South
Carolina. per melon. Cuban QneenE- 20
his 20c 2S-2s ms 30a ave. 30 his soc
Thurmond Grays % ihs, 37is ~ f2iac Can
nnnhals. rs ms. sou 35c. Tom Nats0ns,
2s lbs SOC 3f-3s lbs showing some spots.
"a u 3Sc. Missouri Cuban Queens. rs lbs
35c, 30 lbs, 35a 37hs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
1887 Best Sellers

This is the average for the
entire country. The most active
model on the market is still the
1887 and IL also showed the
largest increase. This model is
responsible for 2l6 per cent Of
all the sales made. the NADIA
stated.
f1ttrri t=iH@Ha=r
was the increase great in ex-
tent, indicating that the used
car market has been quietly
gaining strength but nowhere
does IL show inflationary ten
denotes like IL did in 1897. when
the indexes Of used car prices
were more than Is per cent
above the normal trend lines. In
several cases they were 20 per
cent above.
At the present time there is
but one model which is more
than , per cent above normal,
the 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Executive Disaerees on Wages

But naturally there is dissent the fashion in
corporate accounting Writing 10 this column its adj
simplcd Of
reports OF the senior officers of American
points
There IL much I'm which n principle
with feature I not prepared 10
II refer the the Of facilities.
hected net earnings cannot think of profit deriving from
Industrial
the Included
o industrial enterprise profit attributable
feIeHey and effectiveness
should he apologize profits resulting efficient
field and
nude Of the there prejudice
the public n broad
II prepared the denying
the profit motive consider advisable
duction for and disbelief in the
profit motive do believe wool pulled
Of those elements In substituting
the of facilities for the accepted
earnings profits In opinion substituting
another name for the and II the Is
necessarily follow those responsible
what would regard successful and profitable enrprise
TO be condemned ny implication"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Rise in Special
issues Features
Steady Market
In,ernatlonaI Sou, seryiee VIC

NEW YORK, July. "a Special
issues came TO the fore today as
the general stock market put in
a quiet and steady performance
awaiting Qualification of the Far
Eastern situation.
Sugars were strong on further
demand for the commodity. and
oils pushed ahead. Standard of
New Jersey and Texas Corpora
ton hit new highs for the year.
Pathe Film was active, starting
with 1000 shares AT new high
on news that the company may
sell its-Da PeHt- filR3- Stac!<-ha!d-
ingS 10 the Du Pont Company.
The steel shares scored frac-
tional gains. aided by hope that
a price rise would be granted
when the price situation was re-
opened next month
The rails were steady 70 slightly
higher. and motors firmed up. The
.coppers were steady.
Gains in tho sugars ran 10
around a point Manati was active.
American Airllnes rose over a
point IN the aviation Secnnn---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Detroit Edison =.
Common Sought
In Exchange Plan

WASHINGTON, July ga
proposal that American Light and
Traction Company liquidate its
preferred stock by exchanging il
for the common stock of Detroit
Edison Company, now held as an
investment. has been placed before
the Securities and Exchange COM
mission
Author Of this suggestion is AL
lied Chemical and Dye Corpora
ton. which owns a substantial
part OF American Traction out
standing preferred and some Of
its common stock. American Trac-
ton is suhholding company in
the United Light and Power Sys-
tenn.
Moreover, Allied Chemical is on
record as tentatively agreeing
with the SEC that 10 meet the
requirements Of the Utility Act
death sentence" American Trac-
ton must be divorced from United
Light and that American Traction
must dispose OF all it's properties
except those in Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
u. ). Rubber Co.
Officials Named
In S6,0OO,OOO Suit

NEW YORK, July PA suit
10 recover over $6.0O0.000 in as
tsets OF the United States Rubber
Company. alleged 10 have been
wasted by officers and directors
through payment OF dividends, ex-
cessive salaries and bonuses and
Iemoluments said 10 have been
received by certain individual de-
PENDANTS through the establish
ment Of managers share and
Iemployes' bonus plans. was filed
today by Arthur Diamond a
minority stakeholder of the COM
pany, on behalf OF himself and
other stockholders who wish TO
join the action. "
r.. /. dupont de Nemours e. Co.
largest individual holder Of COM
mon stock Of the rubber company.
is also named a defendant in the
|suit.
The action alleges that under
the domination Of the Du Pont
company. the directors OF the rub
Der company paid dividends when
there were huge deficits in the
rubber company's annual earn
ings. that gift" OF stock worth
&lSQ. QQq-Ma -H4aAe-"Ht tffotft-rur-
ISideratian"2 Francis Davis
Jr,. the rubber company's preSi-
dent and chairman Of tho board:
that Davis was paid 100000 in
excessive salaries for 1896 and
1887; that William dekraft, a
vice president. was granted salaries
for the same years Of 500, 300 in
excess OF what he should have re-
'ceived. and that the profits OBJ
tanned BY certain of the individual
defendants through the managers
and employees plans aggregated
81. 10000.
Plaintiff also alleges that the
individual officers, influenced by
the Du Point company caused
dividends aggregating 81 604 36i
10 be declared in 1899. Attorneys
for the defendants will move to-
day 10 strike out certain parts Of
the complaint as insufficient on
which 10 base a suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Auto
Used Cars Show
Small but Steady
Increase in Values
BY SILER FREEMAN

While the battle RACES In
Washington over auto produc-
ton curtailment and the bitter
ness between the OPM and the
Henderson faction grows by the
minute. The owners Of the older
cars who do not know when
they will be able 10 replace
them need not feel too down.
hearted.
Because the old jalopy is gain
ing in value right along. While
new cars may become a rarity,
the older ones Mlll-come into
their own and become valuable
property.
Walter II. VeSper Jr., chief
statiStician for the National
Automobile Dealers Association,
has il all figured out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Later Models Lead

Vesper finds that the impact
Of the national defense program
is iust-becoming feftJin the used
car flcld-ahd - .Aihe-esieeS
Jumped allii1le more than Mays
Seasonal expectations have been
exceeded by small but definite
margins. he says.
Prices Of later models, Of
course, are leading the way.
Earlier models are still below
normal. he states.
Coming down 10 figures.
Vesper found that between MAY
and June, 1910 models rose
S325: 1899 models up S3.7S:
1895 models up S115: 1897
models up S723. 1886 models up
S2.7l; 1885 models down S.07;
1894 models up S466 and 1888
models down 81 OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Firm Expands
For Arms Work

An expansion plan involving adj
ditional capital, equipment and
research facilities 10 Keep pace
with defense work demand was
announced for the Tuif-Ilard Cor
poration. today by Fred A. En-
dress. president and general
manager.
Organized a year ago TO market
a new method for heat-treating
cutting tools, the Tuff-Hard pro-
cess is said 10. have. stepped up
production rates from 80 10 600
per cent i'm tool shops and manu-.
featuring plants where II has been
under test. Details Of the develop
ment have been closely guarded
because of potential military value
m speeding rirfruyc- 5CtTv1tTcS.
According TO the announcement,
EndreSs. the inventor, remains
head Of the company in new
organization Setup. New members
VI IHt DOdIu dic. \. I-uN dlu II lCt,
vice president of the PeninSular
Grinding Wheel Corporation: w.
A. p. John, president of Mac
ManuS. John e. Adams. Inc: w.
r. Tracy. formerly vice president
in charge of sales for the Hudson
Motor Car Company; and John T..
Lander, vice president of the
Peninsular State Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Odds Sets Record

Factory drive away deliveries
Of t.205 OldSmObileS tins year
establishes an all-time high for
the company. according to re-
port issued in Lansing yesterday
by ID. +. Ralston. OldSmobilc'S
general sales manager Latest
drive away figures reveal an in
crease Of more than IS per cent
over the corresponding period
last year and l52 per cent ahead
Of the previous year.
"Oldsmobile owners from Cali
fornia continue to lead the ma
ton In factory deliveries. -
RalSton said. "Other West Coast
states are next" he added Los
Angeles heads the list Of indi-
yidual cities"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Attends linoIeum School

Samuel +. GIore OF .DcS Autels
Linoleum Company, Detroit, is
currently enrolled as student in
the linoleum laying school main
tanned by the Armstrong Cork
Company in Lancaster, Pa. Dur
ING his two weeks stay he will be
given. without charge. instruction
and an opportunity for practical
experience in the most improved
methods of laying linoleum floors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Farmers Market

APPLY Duchess No J. 7tcpSl ia
SO. : SOC. Northern spy, fancy. 81 ou
Red fancy. Sis bu 10 l. >l25g 80.
No 2 75c Transpsrenis fancy, Si25' No.
II. scc@Sl hg.; 70. 2, SOC
ASPARAGUS No. /. 5oH I5c dor hchs-
BEANS Green. fancy 50 5oa3: 10. !.
81 2sn1.50. wax. fsnct - 20, No.
81 2sn1.7s horsehcaus so !, 81 so 1
n - Roman No. 81 2jf so bi.
BEETs 40. !, 80 ioc doz. ochs. 500
iRrDRucKBEERIEs No. / 50 5o9Si
BROCCOLI 40. l. 81 Pup -
cABBAGE- 30. eoc Isl 10 bu.: NJ.
O. 7se: red Nc J. 81 -. 81 ,c,. ~
/. iOa soc, Slg125 ou; No. 2, soc doz
'cAuLlFLowER- No. /, Nal5o bu.
20 CELERY 4 iIS Fancy. $50 soc dor. bqh'
Celery CARRAGE no. ]. 81 hu
CHERRIES sVeet fancy - 24,au a,
&C cutcuMRERs No. /. si.so92 bu.' No.
l. c tia - No. |. saa3.so 24-quar'
niLL-4oa soc dozen hunches
FCG PLANT No u 81 - half hu
FGGs -- Laree $40 asa 1913 So-dozen
CoosEBERRiEs- /. sag 50 25-qt.
HEAp rrTTrcE-Fancy S125 bu.: No.
l. 65HsOc hu No 3 as % SOC bu,
HUCKLEBERRlE No 1910 p "a
KoHE RABI- 80 ) % soc doz ochs.
LEXIS No. I 75cTSi dor hchs.
OKRk- 80 ! 81 80 s.ln. basket
behs dry onions. 80. /. 1889 40 5o-lb.
~
'ST PSARssI.FY5 io-5 soc don hchs
PARSLEY ROOT No / 450 sc hu.
FEAs 80. 81 25mi 50 bu No 81
,ssF a. hot hot No I. aoa soc. No. 2. 35c.
PLuMs No. I. 81 So hu.
POTATOES New fancy si.25 bu. No.
POULTRY Hons lie, heav breeds %
r. 92c IN Ieghorns $4,000; hroilers,
.beav. q 70 &c H. lechorns % n 22c III
RADisHEs- Red No ! 4s3 soc doz
hens No ?. Csc. long white M l. ''P
pr Rk1sPBFRR1Es- Rack. fancy 50 %
oi crate. No J. 81 so. red fancy -
80 St7ia %; No ?. S25.
RHUBARB No !. 25i 3ac doz hchs.
SQUASH summer. M 4o+l5oe 4
'hu No. 2. 35c. Italian fancy. 81 peck
baskets. No. I 65N soc. No soc.
SWEET corn Fancy. 9oc uSi i-doz.
sack No 81 "a soc. No ? 25G foc
TOMATOES outdoor NJ = 81 so9
= - is-ih basket No. ?. Si4l.25. hot
house, fancy. 50 asa 50. No l. N,75H2'
No 2 81 20
Tt'RNiPs No. I. soc r. soc doz. bchs..
IS " sSc hl.
l. VEGET ARr.r GREENS Romano. 40T
soc bu escsroe No I 40W-5oc nm. en-
five. fancy 81 81 hu. NJ. : So p. No.
q re sorrcl IS W. soc hu. Swiss charf
- 70 ane -h4t--k 44A-4 ga ene- htl-Am mustard,
40. l. 80 ~ soc hu turnirs. No. I. 80 u soc
~ srinach. $50 T. son 7Sc hu leaf let
tuce. No l. IS n soc bu. collards. No. J..
80 ~ soc hu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-Ho. I. soc q
81 do1. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Form Of Taxation on InstaIment Plan

The former definite sacrifice for
the aluminium and brass share
equally article of understand
We interest
English economist KEYNES forcing
in order initiation different
It has no direct connection with the There
desirabity effectiveness In fact good
is is
just the politicians Washington
spend proposal is pay
rolls other would Locking
Jail part would thing)
form OF taxation the inSalment plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Joins 100 Club

-Ja'fH- .Jee- GffenfStt'F-,-s HirS-
man for the ChrySler- Detroit
Company, has qualified as a
member of the ChrySler 100
Club. This organization COM
priscS the 100 men who sold the
largest number of Chrysler cars
at retail in the period from
July !, 1910 TO June 30. 1911.
As reward for winning club
membership, statesmen viii be
entertained by the factory on a
Caribbean cruise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Doubts Farm Prices Can Be Held Down

They say they will the withheld will they?
Later predict they would tell
been spent and that there would be
They II would prices and
and future But il would be bad gamble
that. Wages already will
held As predict that If the politicians
given the that weHd be control prices there
will he prosperity
Saving prevent initiation Is bunk It he tried
this and then would be II would be
a thinly disguised
would be on
ridden spendthEit adnihisir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Edison S 12-Month
NET Tops II Million

Detroit Edison Company and
subsidiaries report for the II
months ended June 30 a net in
Come of Sill las 577 ,446 after federal
income taxes, etc, equal TO $3.50
a share, on 6,361 800 shares of
stock.
This compares with a net in
come for the II months ended
June 80 of S10,592, SOS, which,
computed on the above share
basis. is equal 10 S166 a share.
Stock was split five for one in
March, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Copper Futures
Trading Hailed

NEW YORK. July "a - The
board Of governors OF tho Com
modify Exchange. Inc. has re-
solved that all trading in copper
futures be discontinued.
The action was taken in view Of
the difficulties in making deliveries
against futures contracts as a re-
suit Of O. p NJ regulation Of the
sale and distribution of actual
copper.
All firms having an interest
open in copper futures We're di-
rected BY the board Of governors
10 attend a meeting Of special
committee next Friday 10 discuss
the manner and terms upon which
outstanding open interest will be
Inundated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Vaughan President
OF Canadian National

MONTREAL. July a. - 6. J.
Hungerford has resigned as presi-
dent Of the Canadian National
Railways and will be succeeded by
r. c. Vaughan. it was disclosed
today Hungerford viii retain his
position as chairman Of the board
of the railway Vaughan. now vice
president in charge of purchases
stores and steamships. Will take
over the presidency today
iungerford also has resigned as
president of the Trans Canada Air
Lines and will be succeeded BY
II. j. Symlngton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
TwiinCod(h Net
Nearly Doubled

CLEVELAND, July pa Twin
Coach Company reports for the
six months ended June 30, a net
profit of $685. after federal in
come taxes at a 30 per cent rate,
equal TO 81 cents share. The
company states that no provision
has been made for federal excess
profits tax since the amount Of
liability for this tax if any, cannot
be determined with accuracy at
this time. '~1
This compares with $4,000 or
* cents share in the first half
Of 1940.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Hits Saving Proposal
to Prevent Initiation

BY LEWIS 1HANEY


\.
On the nations internal problems becoming mixed
up there is little chance of cear-cut action. Certainly
clear logical leadership be expected Washington
1t is doubtful if the politicians power These
problems Of taxation and regulation which
public opinion be controlled radio The radio propaganda
methods of GoebbeS and Stain can't make the like
or sacrifices So the politicians prefer 10 stall and empoze
They want 10 of doing something but doing
1t TO somebody other than the majority
Anyhow, there real idea And what
individual saving prcexng when all
individuals through their throwing around
like drunken sailors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Discusses New Style
Corporate Accounting
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

The words misunders
n
Emotional prejudices profit"
and capital"
Recognizing this inventors Of the short form Of
accounting words
Of and designations. which
he dclineaed through numbers
photograph tho realities OF business world
better understanding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Freight Car Loddings
Approach Al Peak

NEW YORK, July 24.-Railroad
freight traffic last week is esti-
mated 10 have gained more than
seasonally 10 100000 cars from
SIC, 165 in the preceding week, and
reached the second highest level
so far this year, the peak OF
90S Goa cars having been attained
in the week of June %. A year
ago loadingS were $4,000 cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
4. VI. Ryers Company declared

A dividend Of SID plus accrueo
interest Of % cents on preferred
payable September ] 10 stock OF
record August 10. Similar pay
ments, plus interest, were mate IN
March. April May. June and JULY
and have been declared for pay
Iment in August Of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Public Confused Over Issues

In and price-fxing there is the old
triangle of labor farmer takes
with his policy based scientific truth sound general
plans Of financial and industrial regulation.
But the biggest difficulty subtle. II lies In
the terrific Imitation
and price plans
know what the issues
For example ask what is that be asked
save" for? What Saving"
in order to make material available? Or
n 10 Imitation?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Recognizes Cost Of ca pital in Enterprise

The short form docs not 10 limit tho payment which
be eEmaey made for Of tools
the cost of capital of the legitimate operating
enterprise.
employed developed by men who believe in the profit
motive and who desire and
prise system operating proft-andoss
The short form intended bring into
reference social POLITICAL and
theoretical criticism Of the modern corroration -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Presents Activity in Understandable Form

This executive unvaanably reads implications
form which merely Photographic device
activities dramatic and understandable
The short form fresh business
language Of the business baiers II replaces
the ambiguous have
In
intangible constituting claims thereto
likewise
but also TO ncemen resulting from purely speculative operations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Earnings

'fN'rAl FOUNDRY Company Hnd suhsid.
Aries report for the June quarter = net
profit ~ Slis.67a or ~ cents 4 share on
common. against SS3ISi or cents on
common IN the June quarter of 1870. and
k513Tf or cents on common In the
March quarter Of 1871
Century Ribbon Mills. Inc and Century
Factors. Inc. report for me SIX months
ended June 30. net profit ~ $50. 3st
after federal income taxes etc. equal
after dividend requirements on . per cent
preferred, 10 cents common share
compared with a net loss 81 500 7O3 in
the FIRST half Of 1880
National Biscuit Company shows June
quarter net profit ~ 81 49, e37 after fed
eral taxes At proposed increased rates. or
80 cents share on common. against
- fll.si3 or 81 cents on common IN the
June quarter last year and 81 7ss s6s or
81 cents share in the March quarter
~ 1871,
Glenn T.. Martin Company ana subssd-
iqries report for the sta months ended
June 30 net profit ~ 81 ESQ $40 after
81 723 SIS provision for normal federal
income taxes Al present rates Si47 12f
for excess profits taxes AZ present rates.
and 50 Oiq. $50 reserve for estimated add
il0nal taxes and contingencies. Net squsl'
~ 50 share On common, compared with
SL2qi, 400 or s3s2 q shars' In the 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
pIII~RI RICH

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TIE Receipts. -. steady steers choice
$il j0Hlz medium 10 good, 10000 IL
common. = 30 h. 1880. heIiers. medium tC
good. e. 5bp s.23, common. e ~ 40, cows,
medium 10 good, x6.75HT.75. Gamers and
cutters, s. p 6.j0, bulls, GOOD tq choice, 81
gs.75 common 10 medium. So 5Oqs25
HOGS Receipts, 100 steady, $50 lS0
lbs Si2ni2 20, 1sO.220 lbs Sl2 20 n
: 22t-250 TBS IS i2-'-i2-15, ESQ so
lbs Sll 500 u. 10U-150 lbs. Sill ~ ll.15
roughs. -. 5Uf 10.
SHEEP Receipts. 2J0. slow. choice
lambs. Sil - 80 medium 20 good. - Do
~ 10. common lambs - 50fs DO ewes,
SJt .. weihcrs, -. 30 30
CALVES Receipts. 1875 steady good 20
choice Ni3H - 80. medium. 5000 IL. 80
culls anu common 50 sous