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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-05

LOOK at the Pledge card above! Read it care
fully; it is one of the most important documents you
have ever been asked to sign - important both &c
YOU and to your country. 1t is your voluntary pleuge
toSave money regularly for War Savings Bonds.
Be ready to sign when the modern "Mmute
Man. calls on you during War Savings Bond Pledge
Week. He will be one Of ever a million persons CO.
operating with the y. S. Treasury Department dur
ing this Nationwide drive to give every American
the opportunity to win the war through the steady,
systematic purchase of War Savings Bonds.
This does not mean that the Pledge card is an
order form. 1t isn't. In signing it you simply pleoge
yourself to save a definite amount OF money Volun-
'arllv, at regular stated periods.
The amount you pledge will be held in strlctest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan, too few sales q
quote Washington boxes Delicious fancy
sss-i63s S2.2512.4O; Red Delicious. extra
fancy SOS. rs, sss, $3.50 zoos 1855
81 SIS: l50s and 1898 81 so. Winesaps
fancy. lO0s-13ss 81 30 d235 bu basket
combination extra fancy and fancy Wine
saps, 81 35
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pyramid crates
dozen punches extra select, select and
extra fancy all 81 81.
BEANS Florida bu hampers Black
Valentines, 81 40 4. 30, ordinary, S3n325
Bounufus S3G325. Plentifuls. 50 25 u
$50; wax beans, S.25.
CABBAGE-Texas Los Angeles crates
round type, N.75g2; half crates, SI.lC
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates. s-dozer
lunches, medium 10 large s. ~ 2j, Ari
IONA mediums. So Texas Sc, So
CAULIFLoWER-Cali pony crates
rs and larger. 50 l5H225
CELERY -- florida lS-inch crates
trimmed tops Golden Hearts, 3s-i0s. 81 IS
few high as 81 los, $50 rs PaSca
li6-inch crates 3s-6s 81 IS, ssl0s. 81 so
California cub crates Pascal Sis
LETTuCE-Los Angeles crates iceberg
Arizona - and IS. 81 90 ~ 3: special packs
81 25g 40. few ~ $3.50, poorer as low
LEAF LETTUCE Michigan dollhouse
10Th. basket, SIS q s0c. carry overs. csc.
ONIONS i0-lb. sacks L s. No.
Yeilows Michigan. SO 1913 S. few 81
fair condition 81 50; Idaho L. S No. |
Sweet Spanish So Oregon L. :. No
Danvers mediums. 50 - chile crate:
larger size SMee-SnsH+st7-s4-f
POTATOES lO0-lb sacks. Idaho Rus
SCI Burbanks l.. s. No I. washed 81 so %
? IS. i0-lb sacks 81 ~ 3sc. fair 35c; Maine
IT, $. No / various varieties l0O-lb.
sacks, 81 2ST2io; bakers high az 50 SIS
18Th. paper sacks. 36 n 3sc: New York
i5-lb. paper sacks u s No Round
White, SEC Michigan io0-lb. sacks Y &.
No ! RusSet Rursls. ls0H2. L. s No. !
Chippewas 81 i0u2t5. Upper Peninsula
H. S No. Green Mountains. - 30: IS
Ii paper sacks Csc: Nebraska 5O-lb.
sacks T. s. No. | washed Triumphs, 81 20
r225. New stock. Texas sob. sacks
IL s, No Triumphsy size A. , l3n
25; Florida bushel crates Trumphs, far,
r NDIsHEs-No,hins offered Il
RHUBARB Too 'fev sales 20 quote
RUTABAGAS - Canada, 5O-lb. sacks,
waxed 75a soc
sHALLoTs - LOUISIANA bills 2o.doz.
bchs.. Ss25us5o; crts, 5-doz., s225, s.
sP1NAcH-Texss bu. baskets. savoy.
STRAWBERRIES 80 Louisiana as.pin,
cris. Klondlkes and Klonmores, 50 Is v
as
SWEET POTATOES -, Porto Rican
Vans; Louisiana bu. cris L. S No 1,
81 90 20 mostly 81 so: Texas bu. crts
reconditioned. 81 sa6i75; hu hprs Porto
RiesR- vans ordinary condition s. 75c .
bu hprs. Nancy Halls. ordinary 20 fair.
ToMAToEs-io.lb. cartons repscks me.
diums, 81 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Situation at Home

How goes il at home7 Those
in authority at Washington. for
merly critical. are now COM
1ending industry for its pro-
ductIon achievements.
Political jockeying. however,
IS responsible for failure TO solve
labor problems satisfactorily.
Opposing overwhelming public
demand. the administration is
blocking abolition OF the 40
hour work week, as we'll as any
other legislation affecting or
gained labor.
Tax prospects are up in the
air. All that is known is that.
by one means or another. very
heavy burdens will be imposed
upon corporations investors =,
upon subs tantial incomes.
Whether compulsory saving will
be enforced by Withholding a
considerable perez tage of
wages and salaries at the source.
also whether a sales tax will be
found necessary, isn't known.
Meanwhile, under haphazard.
nonuniverSal price fixing and
rising wages, the cost of living
is steadily mounting. the danger
Of initiation becomes more
menacing.
Copyright. 1892, by b C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
.Newsprint Cut
Seen Distant

WASHINGTON. April BIN
ports of newsprint from Canada
probably will be curtailed but not
for many months. William L. Bait,
chairman of the United States
Canada Materials Co-ordinating
Committee indicated after a meet
ing
When this curtailment will take
place or how great it will be has
not been fixed.
That depends on the amount OF
electric power available in Canada.
In order TO increase supplies of
aluminium ferro-alloys and chemi-
Gals. so that larger shipments of
these materials Will be available
for the United States, additional
plants are being projected in Can
ada which will take the bulk of
the dominion'S available power. "
according TO the committee chair
man,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Prices-to-Profit
Ratio Much More
Favorable Today
BY h. G FORBES

Stocks still are lifeless, in both
price fluctuations and volume of
trading. The week ended cheer
lessly. Net losses mostly were
negligible, due to lack of heavy
selling pressure.
Wall Greet economists are
beginning TO analyze the current
level OF prices with a view TO
demonstrating that many stocks
are more attractive today than
they were at the depth OF the
depression. Though quotations
are higher. earnings have i'm
proved in most instances far
greater proportionately. So that
the ratio G. pficcs-to-pTofit IS
much more favorable today.
But such arguments have thus
far failed 10 break the stale
mate. Few who own stocks out
right, and therefore are not
forced to sell during declines,
are parting with their holdings.
Similarly few neW-huYers aP-
near
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Stocks Open
Irregular in
Quiet Trading
Consol. Oil Active,
Unchanged at S;
Bond list Steady

NEW YORK, April 10 CUP).-
Stocks opened irregular II, quiet
trading today Bonds we're firm
with dealings light. Cotton futures
opened points higher TO 7 points
lower. ~
Consolidated oil opened 1000
shares al ). unchanged, and later
block of 1000 shares sold at the
same price.
General Steel Castings preferred
opened at 20 and then fell to a new
low at 69i2. off 2 and Dow Chemi-
cal 1909. off IA.
Airline issues were depressed on
action of the government in taking
over one-quarter of their planes
for military purposes. Eastern
Air Lines made a newlepr- at-fS n,
off s.. American Airlines eased
!. to 282,.
Some chemicals were firm, ins
-cluding Du Pont at 11lh up z
and Union Carbide 59l2. up n.
Loew's was up IS at 39l2 Small
gains were made by u. S. Rubber
issues. Consolidated Edison. North
American, Anaconda and Swift &
Co.
/ Small losses were noted in
Phillips Petroleum. Packard. Good
rich. Standard Oil of Indiana and
( General Foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
SET Refrigerator
Price Ceilings

WASHINGTON, April ia
ceiling on manufacturers prices
for new domestic refrigerators has
been established by Office of Price
Effective April 16, the schedule
fixes prices at which producers
may sell to persons holding pref
erence ratings of A-10 or higher.
1t rs an amendment to previous
order which set prices at which
manufacturers could sell to the
army, navy. maritime commits
sion and other war agencies.
OPA officials estimate that
500, $40 refrigerators are available
TO manufacturers for these direct
sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Suggests L. =. Work
SubStandarI Mines

with PaCtc
disclose which the United States falls short of being
sef-suficient
progress before the in the direction Of self
hwarted of IDEAS
which ignored exigencleS,
From defense standpoint is obviously adj
domestic supply OF
strategic than rely exclusively faraWay
supply normally have the advantage cheaper
prices the domestic supply
build infant industries according TO the Hamonan formula
through tariffs subsidies.
Having spent making economic audit Of the
OF the eleven arwCStern Alaska
possessions. w Malone director
Foundat this column takes
that would be advantageous SlbStandard
within territorial United States and high
order the work performed
produce materials which otherwise would be unaan
able for the duration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
GM'S War
Output


Shipments Of war products by
General Motors Corporation in the
first quarter this year amounted
to S26l ,08i919. Such shipments
last year were S56619. 1853 in the
first quarter S75. 1904 in the
second quarter, Sis S79,493 in the
third quarter and Sl58, 1863 69S in
the fourth quarter.
The corporation has undertaken
the production Of more than 10
per cent of the country'S require
s4+e-fttS ri All war materials fabri-
Gated from metal.
II j. IN mass production on i'm
portant war materials. and the
stated that production
Is going up and costs TO the gov
are coming down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
War Washington

This condition Is natural.
The stock market is dominated
by two momentous factors: war,
Washington.
Both seethe with uncertainty.
From both. definite develop
mentS are imminent.
The financial world reasons
that the stock market is giving
Credltable exhibition in view
Of the nature OF war news.
Bataan has fallen, with the
largest surrender of American
soldiers in the nations history.
The Japanese have made fresh
progress in various directions,
have inflicted further serious
losses on their enemies at sea,
are menaclng India alarmingly.
tlndia's wobbly attitude aggra-
Yates apprehension AXIS forces
in North Africa apparently have
been greatly strengthened. en-
boldenlng them 10 launch Of
fenSive feelers. Where Hitler
may concentrate a powerful new
drive is unknown.
Happily. happenings in the
most vital war center of all, the
Russian front. continue encour-
aging although not decisive.
Whether Hitler will achieve his
detectives there is unpredictable.
Britain has contrived 10 fulfil
her promises 10 Russia. but con-
fidential com nunications declare
that the United States has
fallen short OF making good her
promise limitations are.
however. that 1.-The arsenal of
democracy is speeding up es-
Sential shipments 10 Russia.
despite serious transportation
difficulties.
The next two-three- months
will go far 10 determine whether
the war will prove short or be
prolonged This writer has all
along felt that the people of
Europe, under Nazi privations.
Will not prove able to weather
another winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Lines Rush
Oil for East

NEW YORK, April 13.-Eastern
oil pipe lines were used more ex-
tensively in March to move crude
oil in an effort to relieve the trans.
portation bottleneck caused by
tanker sinkings and diversions.
The nine lines in the eastern
group moved total of &c, 900
barrels, an increase of 100000
compared with February and Of
100000 compared with March,
1871.
For the first three months this
years these lines moved 76,600, 900
barrels of crude oil, new high
record and an increase of 35 per
cent compared with the similar
period in 1871. All lines in
March scored gains as compared
with March, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Scratches
ny United Press
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track fast

ny United Press
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track. fast.
First Race-Grsud Day, Peanut Lady,
Rough Diamond
Second Race Bobby Bunting. Chatter
gal
Third Race Bonnie Alfred.
Fourth e--Berryville
seventh Race-Mad Crusader, Our
Win Rough sugar. Up Jack.
Eighth Race-Howsrd, Flying Duke,
kurdistan.
HAVRE DE- GRACE
Track good
First Race Better Half. Peppery,
Donaboy, Reds Rival, Nesials.
Second Rsce--Lady Tsnnie, Question
Box ZaCabrand, Lghtvale
Third Rsce-High Command. Alpine
Lad, Alhslon.
Fourth Race Moon Maiden
Firm Chuckie- Rlse st~et
Sixth Race-Nise Niece, Tamil.
JAMAICA
Track good
Second Racc-Miss r r ArmistiCe,
True knichtets straw Hat Helen spot.
Third Race Landslide.
Fourth Enhance. Csririos.
Seventh Race-uvalde. Enoeh Bcriand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Market Action
Shows Need
For Caution
Hope for Higher
Prices Shouldn't
Be Abandoned Yet
BY LEWIS HANEY

While uncertainty continues the
predominant aspect of the stock
market and great caution is
clearly desirable, the fact remains
that The lower line of resistance
still holds. Furthermore, there Is
really nothing in the markets ac-
ton 90 show that the position Is
cSscntIaily dincrentt from that
held on previous occasions when
resistance 10 decline has been
successful / am therefore far
from recommending that hope for
higher prices he abandoned.
In fact, n should be noted that
thus tar my statement that no
move IN either direction was likely
10 go far, has been amply justified
This condition az least warrants
houc that not much worse mar
kcls viii bc seen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
u. ). Will Guarantee
Small Business Loans

WASHINGTON. April 13. :
Financial aid for war production
will be afforded small business
firms under regulations put into
effect by the Federal Reserve
Board Concerns needing loans rs
fill arms contracts may apply TO
their local banks which Viii he
guaranteed against loss by the
nearest Federal Reserve Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Farmers Market

APPLES -MrIn'ash fancy 81 81 r 80
tl g. l. 81 I5H4 2' 80 2 81 Nor'h1-
u 1it No. O. Slul % Greetings,
so - lo hu $50 . 501 75c Jona-
trrtas fancy. >2u2 - rI.. ~. ], 81 80 ~
IS pa. $50 /. 81 5o42 So 2 75c:
r'ee.f.s Ret ianc' - ~ - 90 bu, No. /.
81 4ng -, So " l7'c3Sl
ErFTS so I. i51 &c ba 80 ? soc.
CARROTS 80. /, Sl25 El.5o bu.. No.
cARRAGE-No. l. 757 soc bu.; 40 2.
CVTV Es-Ho =. eoc0Si doz
GtLEE3YI .RRQ}ooT-Ng !. 81 IS - M.
$50 S21a4325. So. 81
LEXIS ~ !. ll.-aSl- AA1--i..4.--
UTTosNNs-,p@ fancy. S215p3 aolh
0rirn s.ts. SO Si5op5 32.Ib sack
green. So 2tc duz bchs
PARSLEY RuOT-No J, Sal 80 bu
rfRsTIPs-Fsncy si5oai.75 bu.; no
NIul % no. . Toe
r0rkToEs Faucy. 81 IS bu: No. /,
81 i54t.21 80 2. IS SOC
RApIsHES Red, dollhouse No. l, $50
: RHrBaRB w. dollhouse. fancy 355 soc
Il DO box choice - SOC. small, i5a soc
Pt,TARAGAs-N 1. so zoe hn.
SQtrsSIJ DeAri4us No /. i0U SOC M.
IIubhard. 30. T. ah475c hu
TCBNIPs r. No. /, SOC ~ 81 bu.; No
vsTGErARLE oYsTERs-No /. 500
Tlg tUK bths
POULTRY e. Hens Two heavy breeds
e. gqc ID leehurus 81 23c hroiers
heavy 81 lgc lCghOfn ~ 2Bc.
HOGS Medium. dressed, 10 &c ~
FCgs-IarcC. S1Ou1l 3u-doz. case
medium. As5O1P.
cue At,O
CHIC AGO Apul n GNSl BUTTER
Eaetiuis I0Isq tubs market - q
hiEhcr. extras % score 3Tr standards
qn scure cars SIC. extra first ~ -eore,
rs c Utefs $3.50 score 3d.. ~ SO &C.,
specials N3 score 81 u asc
FGGs Receipts 81 SIS cases market
steady ~ ftC higher current receipts
27iacs fresh extra hrsts. 2ai7 u 20 Z,
cAecks, he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Status Quo
Neisner Plans No Additional
Stores for Duration

NEW YORK. April 13.-Joscph
NJ. Neisncr. president OF NeiSner
Brothers Inc, told stockholders
al the annual meeting that the
firm plans no new retail outlets
for the duration OF the war.
He cited increased difficulties
in obtaining merchandise adding
that the stores are substituting a
considerable number Of new items
for those now difficult 10 get.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Giant Planes Seen
Available 10 AirIines

WASHINGTON. April 12.-Air-
craft production by next year is
expected TO attain proportions that
will permit domestic airllnes 10
obtain needed equipment. As a
result, giant Douglas planes may
appear in service 10 relieve threat
ened- congestion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Metal Markets

NEW YORK April II Price OF conner
ned az y cents. delivered Connecttcut
valley Export copper was unchanged AT
II cents pound ( r New YORK
Lead price held AZ 80 cents a pound
LOUIS
~. Zinc was firm At SIS cents a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Shells Of Steel
By Plant Here

MiDDLETOWN. O.. April 10
Manufacture of steel artillery shell
castings will be started soon az one
of the American Rolling Mill Com
panys plants, Calvin Verify, eXecu-
.tiHe-Yiee president -and general
manager. announced today.
He said that a Detroit concern
would manufacture the shell cas-
ings. Armco will make available
certain buildings and equipment 10
this company, and also supply the
special steel blanks from which
the castings are made,-------
THE G. rmans repeatedly
used steel shell castings during
the closing months OF the last
war;" Mr.. Verify said. EARLY In
the present war our research
division, In cooperation with
government ordnance and other
private research organizations,
began work on development of
n special steel for this purpose.
That development has proved
successful and steel artillery
castings are being used on the
battle lines"
He indicated that a substantial
number 81 men would be employed
on the new project, and that prob
ably some women would be en-
pioyed
Arrangements have been made
with the Detroit company % that
Armco employees in the plant,
whose employment has been af-
feetcd by the changeover from
civilian TO war production will be
given the opportunity 10 qualify
for work on the project.
Presses and other machinery
Will be shipped al once. and opera
tons Will be started as soon as
possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Complete Encouragement Of Price Structure

"Since material formerly imported from
widely scattered throughout the world
the African gold coast, Spain and Russia to China New
chromite, 95
the and 80
tungsten, domestic
be
complete of the price structure
scale and living standards and
that established
completely,
asst hen ne amsice signed
In the situation Mr..
VIII a Nevada, added:
be made without manganese-fOr which
We almost entirely dependent on foreign imports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, April y upl --Today's pay
IrE Prices 20 growers fyf heans
Pea uegas - o. i,te red kldneys 50 so.
dark req kidneys - Sd. yellow eyes 81
CEC NEht crAnterries, 50 50. CPC dsrk
ctsnperres - wheat, 81 17 % 90 oats.
50 r1c te 7O9 nc. so fowet barley
Sisg ~ a. s0ybcsns 81 5sr IS: BUCK
wheat 50 = s0, corn. = 70 SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Real Crisis Is in Domestic Production

n giving his Mr.. Malone said:
he nation = the domestic
copper without which the steel
and
mostly the states
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
We Can Produce Most Of Our Own Minerals

the o produce
Nnetyve of nickel supply
smeer being constructed in Texas to be
fed imports from Bolivia But not meeting the challenge
the remaining strategic minerals
purchasing chromite down to 40 cent
should purchased the
argued that low international prices and the effect
deterrent prospecting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Patriotic Act

Fordham Will require the pur-
chase Of 25-cent Defense Savings
Stamp TO 60 with each compli-
lmentary ticket TO football games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
on TIE BEAR SIDE

But on the bear side IL can he
SAID that ID The way the market
backed away from a definite upper
resistance lCycl shows no buoy
9ncy. ~ Ability 10 take bad news
is not great and plenty Of bad
news is a possibility 81 New
lows are DECIDEDLY predominant. HD
Utilities hit q new low. 81 Market
leadership IS not good Ca In
Crca>ngly numerous dividend re-
duCuouS and reduced earnings arc
IN prospect "a The new campaign
against initiation may intensity
New Deal radical action. afIccting
business. 90 Unfavorable war
news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
RESTATES ARGUMENTS

The arguments on the bun SIDE
moy now he Ic~taicd, as follows,
THc narrow "backng.and-
filing 81 the market IN the last
fr,v weeks suggests that a "hroaC
base may Doe bong formed Tn,
~. been SAID many times by DIFF.
tccut Observers bat lt has in
creased significance each week
: tl--rt--t-----trfdr1S TTUD.
Throughout, this period there
ta~ boon little heavy selling pres
sure II was as true last week as
r. has been before. that declines
cowg chiefly from lack OF bids.
Tfo.tcchnical position as rep
resented by the size Of the short
interest brokers loans. etc Is
rather favorable from tho stand
point 0i those desiring q rise
Tho weakness, in the blue
CHIP stocks seems somewhat re-
ducej and q hrmcr tendency APP
pCucd last week.
3 The war has forced a more
realistic political attitude toward
hbor and taxation. and the new
drive against initiation seems
likely 20 restrict Union demands
Prolonged bad war news VIII react
against the radical leaders.
% Tho supreme court has held
that g maritime strike on ship
board IS mutny.
: Nelson and the Senate have
REJECTED severe limitations on war
profits
: The e1lcS tax continues %
Nn7kc progress
g BUSHES, activity including
railway cdrloadIngS, have risen OF
late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
tGt1N

The performance on Monday
and Tuesday last week when the
last rally terminated. together
with the slowing of the reaction
on Friday was almost exactly the
Same as on numerous other ocCa-
sions IN tho last few months. The
same sort OF action as occurred on
Friday also was seen on March II.
March - and April l. On each of
these occasions. rallies followed
soon This can happen again.
Eut it must also be noted that,
ldc spltc the rallies. the market
saSoragcs were about as-iet9'- a tfrc
Cnd Aside from that fact that
most stock prices are relatively
low there is little reason why
pIccs should show any sustained
rise now which has not been APP
Uaupt tor "A long while.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

East FfFF Mo Is y Arm 81 iSSb.
HOGS EsrCif+s aunr Good and choice
81 IL t.rif &C.
CATTLE RrrciGts SOC. market. steers
arf Ns4f.rsu -SC t.Eher COWS and bulls
rr ~. 90 SO. Good 10 choice Steers.
So g - ~ moderately covered steers
and hsIfeIs 81 30 d 10, sizsble volume
: .00-i fbU-lt Canadian steers Si2 500
D. IS beet COWS 500 -. cutter and com
mon. - ioHs -. Gamer 81 u %. sau-
ssEe bulls $40 25Tln 60
CALVES Receipts none. Good and
choice Xl4
SHEEP Receipts none Good and
choice So 900 u - shofr lsulbs No, 2
and SO = PcNS $4,000 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Livestock Markets
PITIsRI RGH

PlTTSBuRGH Apri II dSs1 car
III Receipt 2d-fuarKFr steady steers
choice SiJHlf, medium 30 good Sll 25 81
= p common ASdll heifefA, medium -
good s. - 30 Is common. 81 SOFAS -
COWS medium 20 good 81 5OGs2f can
- ch'ice SO % u II common 10 medium
81. 20 ff q so
HOGS Receipts. 500. rArks, steady
100 o. $50 ihs xit 25uif 80. $50 70 2Oi
lns SIS SOIL II 90 200 20 220 lbs Si4 -
% - 80. go 10 BIO lbs Xli Bon 70 90
$50 20 300 lbs Slf 25n u 80 2s0 "a ~
lbs Sla I3v- "a - 100 20 80 lbs Si2 81
r - 20 roaEhs tl2 30 - -
SHEEP Receipts. so market steady
Ni-l'0 20 ~ common lambs. x1Us ewes
- ~ 8 wefhers s. 50Hs
CAVES Receipts IS market steady
f+-aa 60 rnCiCs. XltHi5. medium. xlIUl3
t4is .anG common. Aiu7.
IHIC AGO
CHICAGO Aprl ~ GiSsb 49, HOGS
Receipts 300 market steady Followers
none tor Sli50 bulk So 2oHl4 80
- IN lights 75fri4 80 Iigh' lights
SIG 'hH - Uass ~ sows. Sl3 J0d IL rs
P.gs so ,0H 1895
CATTLE Receipts SOC mark, steady
ta'Fes Fecsp 100 market s'esdy Bee
s,eers CE--1e-2ii su--.-iE 77--- -rrF7T7-TTH 81
H % On. .rs- sass $40 jo 80 20 Putchsi
,a''e Hsfsrs Ss1 1880 COWS SFgil
uH.s SfH y 20. calves S78If 30 feeders
8 70 T. -. SiocKefs. S'sefs s. sou ID IS
,nv. saf hotter, s. 2sal2e5
SAEEP- Rec. prs = 0uo market STEADY
J. = n -. So 4 - common Slpuiz
f'Ar ngs 50 "a 10 -. ewes. S5qsl0
feeders. SO JI2
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