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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Of 1873 Haltiner. River
Rouge, has earned 5000
and increased his num-
Der of customers $3.50 in
the two years he has
been carrying The De-
troit Times on w. Great
Lakes. Nieman, Cora,
Fairmont and Summit.
Joseph is an all A stu
dent at River Rouge
High School, wants 10
be a chemical engineer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

A real friendship has sprung up
between RoSalind Russell and
Janet Blair on the MY Sister
Eileen set the friends OF
Anne Shirley and John Payne
haven't given up hope about bring
ing them together again. Talk is
John is willing but Anne isn't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Nelson Directs
Race for Rubber

WASHINGTON, July Is 1NS)
War Production Chief Donald
NJ. Nelson today took personal
command of the program 10 speed
up production of synthetic rubber,
but in the Senate an attempt is
being made TO strip him of control
over the manufacture of synthetic
rubber from farm produce.
AS Nelson told newsmen that he
was mot fully satisfied" with the
progress OF synthetic rubber and
that he personally was taking a
hand in speeding up production,
Senator Elmer Thomas Cd OF
Oklahoma served notice he would
act 10 bring up the Gillette bill
at the earliest possible moment,
probably when the Senate recon-
venes Tuesday.
The Gillette bill would set up a
rubber supply agency 10 be headed
by a director at $4,000 n year 10
control production of rubber from
farm produce by first converting
the produce into alcohol.
Nelson repeatedly has voiced OPP
position go the bill on the grounds
il would divide responsibility over
the rubber program whi h nc
classed as the nations number
one problem now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
A Vast Opportunity for Older Men

Down Washington D. C., among the dollar year men,
they who willing work despite the tendency
o political critics them whipping boys
business and professional men who IN normal
sensitive for the rugged competition OF poca
undertaking should be willing that price Tor serving theT
country
election campaigns There vast opportunity Tor ooer men
fronto Congress
provide better overall management In the federal
government
that nonregular candidates for cleo
should themselves candidates VINO
reelection merely with desire to
their nation in its hour of peril.
Even handful members Of Congress would
serve eavening influence would the
membership
age there is growing recognition OF
auditing public that the voters can
separate the sheep from the goats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Detroit Produce

APfLEs- Bushel baskets u. s. No. !
Virginia Williams Reds. a inch minimum,
cANTALoUPEs- salmon Meats, Cali.
fornia and Arizona Jumbo crates 27s, $40
AS. sss {is.39g !,,o Is; 't,y5saas ton.
CELERY Michigan Golden Heart bun.
dies Of i.dosen stalks. i5c.
CucUMBERs-Msryis bushsl baskets
fancy 500, choice and large sicers 81 rs
LETTUCE California Los Angeles
crates Iceberg type, Salinas ana Watson
VIE district s. !54625
GRAPES - California TSP ay. Tugs
generally good quality s48425
oNIONs--50-lb sacks u. s. No !
Texas yellow Bermudas, lgmbos. $1,000
minimum. 81 4Og So Michigan Ysilows'
medium size. 81 40: California Yellows
81 .35n .s5. very large 81 Iowa Yellows.
$i26a 40: Washington Sweet Spanish,
PEACHES Georgia half bushsi Baskets
Y \. No. l Hileys, IL, Inch minimum
baskets U. $. No. Elberiss ~ Inch
s3g3.i5. 2-ineh minimum. s3.26qs.5o;
Hale Ravens. - inch minimum 81 1850 :.
Pinch minimum 325j South Carolina
bush,l baskets Y. $, No; Hale Hsvsns.
?,ineh minimum 81. "a inch minimum
PEAs-idaho and Washington, bushel
basket, 81. bOM2.T6.
POTATOES iO0-lb. sacks. ". 8. No. l.,
washed California, long whites. i.is:
umphs b.25; Kentucky. cobblers, t2,e5;
unwashed: Virginia, cobblers, t2.75U7.sb;
size %, sl:l5q LIS; North Carolina. Cob.
bers. $3.50; Maryland, cobbiers, 81 500
So; New Jersey, Cobblers, 81. rs; Missouri
and Kansas Cobblers, generally good quail
ny, some dirty. t2.2bn2.bo; Kentucky.
cobbiers, y. s. commercial, 81. SIS.
TOMAToEs--i0-ib cartons, repacks, 81;
25-lb. Tugs. repaeks, s2.2o; dollhouse, s-Ib.
baskets, Ohio. mediums, $50; original
Tugs, green, ripe and turning, wrapped !;
Texas. Y 8 No I 6x7 81 soq?i Ten.
nessee, sos u. 3, No. quality. ese and
larger, fis0n2; Y. .. No. 2, all Sizes.
81 s0q2; Michigan, l2-qt. climax baskets,
81 1907; Missouri, climax baskets, $3.50.
WATERMELoNs-Pef melon; Georgis
and South Carolina cannonbaIls. 24-lb.
ave, soc: 2s.ib. ave. Toe; Cuban Queens,
2o-Ib. ave. s7l1 as7He; 2s-lb. ave. BOZ
soc; 2s-lb. ave, 70m77he; Thurmond
Crays 2e.lb. ay. 500 $50. Dude Creeks.
1s-lb average 5sd soc: Mississippi, Cuban
Queens. 2Lfb. ave. asa Soc; 32-lb ave,
zoe soc few higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Budd Mfg. Net
Drops Slightly

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-E.
G.. Budd Manufacturing Company
for the quarter ended June 30 re-
ports a profit of 1851 2l5 after
provision of S4,093,000 for income
and excess profits taxes. The
above net is equal to S1094 a
share on the 1881 shares OF 7
per cent preferred stock, on which
accumulation of unpaid dividends
amounted TO approximately 5000
a share on May ], 1912.
This compares with net profit
for the quarter ended June 30,
1941. of S667 SEQ equal TO $11.21
a share on the preferred.
For the six months ended June
30. last. the net profit was 81, 1886
235 after reserve of 1852 600 for
federal taxes, equal 10 S20.09 a
share on the preferred. against 81
BOT ,472 or S2l Sc a share on the
preferred in the first half of 1871
The company stated that in es-
tablishing reserve for taxes for the
first six months of 1912, $1,000
900 has been included in excess of
requirements OF the revenue act of
1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
|Urges0PA Relax
|0rders on Sugar

WASHINGTON, July Is (INS)
thai the country soon
will have the greatest sugar yield
in history, Senator Ellender (D),
Louisiana. today demanded that
the OPA relax it's sugar rationing
orders almost entirely.
Ellender said this years sugar
cane crop would be about 100000
tons and the sugar beet crop about
100000 tons because acreage re-
strictions have been lifted.
The OPA rationing orders, e.
lender charged, have been used
merely as an excuse for price
ceilings imposed by OPA Director
Leon Henderson.
I'VE have n situation In which
the people are subjected to
severe rationing while ware
houses bulge and no one knows
where the new crop IL 10 be
stored" Ellender asserted.
Ellender ridiculed statements
and advertising TO the effect that
the food value of sugar could be
made up by cereals and other
foods. He cited health experts 10
show the necessity for IL as food,
but admitted light rationing should
be continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Budd Wheel Co.
Profit Under Al

PHILADELPHIA. July IS. -
Budd Wheel Company for the
quarter ended June 80 reports a
net profit of S279, 1913 after pro-
vision of S2,15S,90 for income
and excess profits taxes, equal
to % cents a common share. This
compares with S347, 900, equal
after dividend requirements on the
preferred stock then outstanding
to 35 cents a common share in the
June quarter~of the previous year.
For the six months ended June
30 net profit was S467 500 after
charges and provision Of S3,S78, 200
for income and excess profits
taxes, equal TO as cents a common
share, against S704,S73 or II cents
a common share in the first half
of 1941.
In establishing the reserve for
taxes for the first half of 1912,
100000 has been included in ex-
cess of requirements OF the reve-
nue. act of 1941, the company
stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Casting Firm :
Clears S265,943

CLEVELAND. O., July H.
National Malleable and Steel
Castings Company for the quarter
ended June n reports a net profit
of $685., 943 after 81 $500 provi-
sion for federal income and EXCESS
profits taxes, or SIS cents a share,
against $473,529 after S757. 300
taxes or SO cents a share In the
quarter ended June 20, last year,
and a revised net profit OF Sa19..
TAG after $3.50 800 taxes. or SO
cents a share In the quarter ended
March % this year.
For the six months ended june
q net profit was S5S5 $50. or St21
share, against Se4S.570, or Sl.95
a share in the le4l period.
The company stated tax proyi-
sions have been based on t942
Federal Revenue Act, as approved
by the House ways and means
committee and that tax reserves
for the first three months of the
year have also been recomputed
and an additional amount of
SOL 900 set up, thus reducing FIRST
quarter net profit TO the corrected
! figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
u. S. Debt
Passes
30 Billion

WASHINGTON. July Is tUP).
The national debt passed the
$50. 900 100000 mark in mid-July.
treasury figures had disclosed
today.
The daily treasury statement
for July Is showed the debt stand
ing az $50, sos. 6lS,4S compared
with SIS, 59l, 1896. 306 on the corre-
spending date a year ago.
A new 81, 900, 00o, 900 bond issue,
dated July IS. was largely respon-
sible for the one-day debt increase
of nearly $2,25o,o0o.oo0 over
July Il.
War bond sales az mid-month
reached S435. 929. 400 slightly less
than half the months quota OF
81 .OO0. 100000. The extra day in
July. however. together with to-
DAVIS intensive bond selling cam
paign celebrating War Heroes
Day. is expected 20 bring July
sales up 10 quota figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend
AT Opening
Most Leaders Extend
Declines in Light
Trade; Rails Steady

NEW YORK. July Is (UP).-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading light. Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures adj
vanced 3 to s points.
Most leading stocks extended
yesterdays declines by fractions
on small initial transactions. Sea-
board Air Line Railroad had a
block of 1000 shares at 3-l6, of
l-32.
United States Steel opened at
49as, off a, while Bethlehem
gained % point TO 81. Anaconda
gained slightly while Phelps Dodge
held at the previous close.
Railroad issues were steady Ia
easier. Union Pacific sold at 70h
of 4s; Atlantic Coast Line, 23Ts
off II; Northern Pacific, 54, un'
changed; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, II, off u, and Chesapeake
e. Ohio, 81 u. unchanged.
Food Machinery equaled its high
flor 1942 on the first sale at 80 ~
up n. Loew's eased u to Az
Sears Roebuck held steady. NORTH
American was unchanged anC
Commonwealth Edison up u al
l9%. Texas Corporation regaine6
a fraction of yesterdays loss ol
more than Q point. Tobaccos were
narrowly mixed. American Tele
phone eased slightly. American
Can was unchanged. Distiller'
Corporation Seagrams preferred
gained Ia points to 80as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Retailing
Decline

The downward trend of mer-
chandise retailing in Detroit has
through the current
week, but wholesale distribution
has shown better tone, says Dun
e. Bradstreet, Inc.
Department stores in the main
volume declining about 5
per cent from a week ago, but
ahead of last year by
a margin of from 5 10 10 per cent.
Comparison in some cases is not
because of marked
reduction in seasonal clearance
sales as against l94l. Month-end
sales are also less in evidence, as
they have not yielded results
formerly experienced. Contrasted
with, this there are indications OF
more active buying in the early
days of the month. with the per-
centage of cash buying remaining
high.
In speciality shops a decline from
last week of from 5 10 10 per cent
is indicated by reports from the
ma jority of stores. However, gains
of as much as 20 per cent over
last year were noted.
Distribution in male apparel
stores dropped from 5 10 10 per
cent behind last week, but ran lC
10 Is per cent ahead of l941. The
decline in the past week was
largely due 10 lack of interest in
furnishings, as clothing sales were
quite active. especially in seasonal
weights.
Wholesale trade was steady with
a week ago and only slightly under
last year. Shipment OF textiles
normally made late in August
and September has started, fol-
lowing large receipts from manu-
facturers. Collections are excellent
and well above last year at this
DpriOd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Senate Passes
Florida Canal !
Bill \
Wallace Breaks Tie, Voting
in Favor OF Retaining
Waterway Projects

WASHINGTON. July Is (P).
The Senate today had approved
the sos, OOO,O Florida barge
canal-pipeline bill designed, .ac-
cordine to its proponents, to offer
some relief for the petroleum
shortage on the East Coast. =
Passage came by voice vote
after Vice President Henry 4.
Wallace cast the deciding vote to
break q tie on an attempt by
Senator Josiah w. Bailey Id.
North Carolina. to eliminate the
waterway projects from the bill.
leaving 1t exclusively a pipeline
measure.
The vote was 80 to 80, and
Wallace voted in favor of retaining
the waterway projects. -
Final action came after two
days of debate, during which the
measure was bitterly denounced
by Republicans led by Senator
Arthur II. Vandenberg (R). Michi-
gan.
The bill goes back TO the H9lise
for concurrence in a seriec Of
technical Senate amendmentl.
Shortly before the vote, S94te
Democratic Leader AleeHs.W.
Barley Of Kentucky said BAT
President Roosevelt favore6:lhe
hill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
Praises HerShey's
Draft Qualification

Mai Cen Lewis r. Hershey head Of seecve service should
commended for his latest cacauon OF now various sou VI
stand under the draft.
Il 10 mpaft as much GER
talny 10 the individual the situation permits
Nor average how he stands he can make
the necessary adjustments.
hand when civilian workers are merely marking
difficult for them 10 be fully productive
The theory selective excellent Tor recognizes
10 the country with an eHec
lively The active warriors need 10 DE
supported by arrays producers OF civilian and military
behind the lines each responded
there would be the hazard OF opsoed
condition under which production and the services OF supply might
AIffn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Greatest Masters Of Money in History

They that they want to the government money
That sounds the moths of the MASTERS OF
public in the worlds history 1t comes III from those who
laugh public debt record with
difference because the
money ourselves. But let examine the assertion.
II government should first cut out
all spending. They refuse to do this
AS spending, the simple direct wayso attain their
alleged end is to government purchases This
they refused do They insist fixing all prices Except labor
and farm poducts) CD They could goods to
the government down
but they insist controlling general and
increasing bureau by hundreds of millions OF
dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Worker Must Feel He Is Playing His Part

For purposes IL is desirable for the useful civilian
playing his partand Sinking Some
industrial employers have far in creating posters ana
enable industrial toer get exhaa
feeling that he is rendering patriotic service -,
philosophy ectve service the government ITSELF
responsibility determining the ratio OF combatants
for choosing the quaifcations
which determine whether man
be in he civilian activity.
Beyond of compuon the individual conscience
should mpel every patriot police his own wartime activities
make that he his small way, making ful con-
tribuuon TO his nation in time of peril
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
&c Share Net
By Allen Ind.

Allen Industries, Inc, report for
the six months ended June 80
shows a net profit OF Sl66,173,
after a $l72 900 reserve for federal
income and excess profits taxes
and a $4,000 reserve for contin-
gencies. The above net is equal
to 63 cents q share on the common
stock.
In the like period of last year
net profit was 1890. 1886 after re-
serve for normal taxes, but before
provision for excess profits tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Improve Quality OF National Bookkeeping

In order understand the economic significance OF the coo
desirable than improve
quality bookkeeping Such master account
ing salient facts concerning the efforts OF sell
supporting their family budgets and provide Tor
the cost of government -. r
statistics sketchy and inadequate
example commonly used national income estimates entail
n conventional setup
automatically the cost OF govern
would be realistic 10 set up on the master
cost TO the ma
tona economy balooner OF individual income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
BUSINESS
Lewis Heney
Lewis HaneY
Political Power
Aim of Price FiXerS

Have you asked yourself why they fix
the OF all labor and farm products?
knowing politics rs fixers do
fix prices merely self-meey find
value We also that they have simple
and nonpoca purpose. The mixed and conflicting
they shown OF the strongest arguments
against the whole performance.
AS l pointed previously they building huge
bureau they know the political they
with the additional spending and of political job
holders Have asked yourself political of the
fXers' motives?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Gold Mine of Valuable Economic Information

In addition fiscal records of the treasury itself should
be Simplied and streamlned A.,
internal revenue bureau concerning me
individuals and corporations constitute the oasc GAIA
understanding of how the wheels go round In the
exchange of goods and services.
Unfortunately such data published promptly and
broken down into fully revealing caegoe
files of the bureau constitute gold mine OF
Nalnah information
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Fiat Money Means Fixed Prices

Ask yoursefdo really believe that those politicians who
fiat currency argue that of the public debt
makes difference sincere defending fixing
grounds of government saving?
In fact of the purposes TO make the previous attempt
managed currency" work Money worth what will buy
and that shown by prices paid They found that their rdeem
able beginning blow rushed 10 fix the
prices pay goods of that currency You
fix general prices value of Fiat
fiat prices, prce-fXng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Foreion EXCHANGE
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. July IS CUPl Today .
payinE prices 20 growers for beans
Pes beans 50 So, light rsd kidneys s..
dark red Kidneys So sRC yellow eyes.
Sc Gro light crsnberriss, 81, cRC dark
crsnherries 50 so
Wheai. ggc nti 0i: oats. 81 y t2c' rye.
50 n SOC sis-rowed harley 81 81 ~ 50
81 % ~ % corn. - N S3c SOY
beans 81 b0ni.b2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Hints Desire TO Break Down Capitalism

All of which suggests desire to break down capitalism
which the eliminate profits the reward
superior enterprise These politicians won't fix wages and farm
They know that this puts and that their
fixed therefore kill enterprise Successful general
price fixing requires completely managed economytotatar
Those of who love freedom in economic life should rejoice
the price ceilings crack rejoice when the Serbs and
Free French throw off their chains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Kansas City southern Railway for thu
ave months ended May 81 reports net
income OF Sis31,1ie equal 10 S2a0 a
share on the common against sTl2 663, or
II cents on the common IN the 1871
period May net income was 5000 1871.
against klA1 3h7 In Nav. 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Cream Of What Corporations IN the
guafteF ended June 30 iet2 reports a net
profit ~ via s0s after federal income
isrst equHi a. 10 cents share, sgstnst
tiai Isl ~ - cents share IN INC June
quartsf - ne previous yssr and f757 us
~ "a cents snare fof quarter ended
March a.. 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Livestock Markets
ONO AGO


ceipts. II 600 market i5c 10 csc higher
top. SIS. hulk. 81 s0Hiio 90: hesvies,
Sll 500 - so; mediums. sl4eo y - lights,
packing sows Si3 75gl425: pigs. sl2 sou
10 So
CATTLE - Receipts. 1900. market
steady. Calves Receipts 400; market
stcaf Beef steers -Choice, sl3. 50T
1910 medium. 80. 80 y Is 80. ysarlings,
Sl0H15 Butcher cattle-Iieifers, sgHi4
cows. sea 10 80; bulls. .50u12. calves,
Ssmi5 feeders. S9u ~ IS stockers-
steers. 500 3D. COWS and heifeFs ssWi2.
SHEEP Receipts. g. 900: market steady;
lambs, Sltn14.s0, common, ti2pli year.
lings. Sii5Q0 u So ewes. 81 SOC $50 {,
feeders. sl2ti3.
tAsT BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. July ~ uNs).--
10 to rs cents higher i70-230-lb tricked.
ms, Sl5. 5OuI520. 240-500 lbs, $4,000
1875, good ana choice isO-220-lb. rsil-run
quoted $3.50; rough sows, sl325 ~ IL. so
CATTLE-Recepts. 200; general trade
grass steers. kI2.75 late Thursday; common
10 medium southwest grassers, $40. 70M
IL rs; strongveght sausage bulls TO tii.75i
lighter averages. 80 % ~ 1888; cutter and
Receipts 200: market. vesIsrs
firm. Good and choice, 5000. common
and medium, SIC. 5O614 30.
SIiEEP-Receipts, 100, market, spring
lamb market nominaiiy steady. Good 20
choice $3.50 lbs. quoted Sl4Ul4.50, grassy
ysaFlihgs sold $40 down
I.-------.-.-
Sloss- sheffield steel and Iron Company
IN the sin months ended June 30. i947 re-
ports = net prQht ~ tbf3. s70 after provi-
si0n ~ sos 152 for federal income ann
excess pronts taxes The above net 10
equal after dividend requirements on ~
preferred % 81 10 share on % BIS shares
~ the common This compares with net
PROFIT for six months ended June 30. 1871 Il.
after provision ~ Stfs. 23s f0r federal in
come And excess PROFITS taxes ~ tss3. 4s4
equal % t7s3 common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Appiss, Yellow Ttspspsrsnts.
fancy: $40 BY, No, ]. si.7sa72e; No z,
a { crate; No. !, ssassc: soSf, Ne. ].
$50 7.-att; crate; No. ! 5000 Goose.
s ss5rs: y. s'soss a. ..s, sTs:
Raspbsgrlss. red, fancy, T675o 24-qt.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Head
s IT. fsGsi 81 L ss s as H. a1 T. ,oS
EscsTols. No. !. 50 q soc bu No. :, soc
Endlss; No; !. I5e4Li.2b bp No. 2 soc
a. n s6e bu sorrei No 1. 500 sbc bu
Spinach. no i, $50 zoe bu No 2, zoe
Turnips No J. 400 Use bu. Mustard, No
J. soc Tie bu Cabbage greens. No. l. 40
ehsrd. No. j, 50 10 6oe bu.
VEGETABLES kIscELLANEous-hs-
pafsFuh No. eoo@ 81 10 doE bens no,
'0g '' VIZ O, yi.; s Ns beam. M71 S5
J. nqiso bu No q s5e Round green
besns No. l. tLT5g2.2b bu No. 2. 81 20.
HcrEeradish. No. :. 81 500 2 70 bu. bset
Carrots topped 81 50 bu Carrots, No
! ~ o. 63c oSE bchs. cauihoNef' NO T.
Sl.75422s NJ; No. 2 Nn i25 CELERY.
Nc 2 2on &c sweet corn. Ne sOc =
Slz' Dor ssck. cueumbsrs. No !.
81 BOO 3 bB Din. 90 . Doc don. DChs
Eohrsbi. No I. 900 Use dor. bchs Leeks.
No J. SlHl ~ doI bchs. Onions, dy,
No. Z 81 2oDi.35 5o-ib sack green. No.
/ 800 e0c doI bchs No. 2 zoe. Curry
parsley, Ne. soa soc doI bchs Parsley
l. a25u175 b.. No. !? - Peppers,
hot. No j 5Oc peek pakke' sweet, No. :,
so > s5e PEEK basket Potatoes fancy, No.
/ q 4b6is5 M. No. 2. T59s5c.
Rad,shss REQ. fancy, zoe aoI bchs No.
J. 4sHsSe Ne. T. sOc long whits. No.
81 y Sc ooI hens. RhubAfb, 2tg35c oor
bchs Sun mer squash. No. ]. 7ScQ 81 hat
bushei. ItshAn squash. fancy. yeck baskst
None 80 : fiHi 20 No. 2. &c pk bas.
kC tomatoes outdoor fancy g. is-ib
haskell 30. !. 81 So9i rs bOtbouss No
E1TS i4-ib bssket No g. 5on It's
Turnips. No. 5oa 75c DOR bchs No.
7scIt 81 tn
EGSs-Larrs Sl1aII50 30-doE ca,
POULTRY hens. hesvy breeds. q
n 2sc b. iegn0rns, Tao IS bfOsisfs
hesvy. 20 a Sic leghorn 2fIzsc 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July IL tlNsi --cHEtkF-
TWIN. ~ y 2 81 &c; dAities pfinp an
I0nghc~n - q ~ use
1--WE POULTRY Msrks' ssady utsg
TufkeFs IS PC hens Ibu2i 'fc. icEhur
hfn~ lzuisc sprnigerf. lFn 20 broisfs
feT ~ &c. flofiep i5ui3Nf durEt Toe
ike geete g.. 10
BuTrFR Receipts - e23 Tubs marFe
fiesfy &c up Fatfss ~ score aI,
Standards so-scors cars. 37e sHifs nfsts
3Sas. spso.als, s5-soofs, an IA.
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