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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Market
Quiet,
Mixed

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 tUP).-
Stocks and bonds drifted irregu-
larry lower in quiet opening deal
ings today. Cototn futures were
2 10 5 points lower.
American Car and Foundry pre-
ferred stock jumped 2h points on
a court ruling which prevents pay
ment of a dividend on common
stock until arreasr are cleared up
on preferred. The common stock
eased fractionally. There we're a
few other gamers. including Public
Service of New Jersey 5 per cent
preferred, Loew's. Patino Mines,
Norfolk and Western. and Sears
Roebuck, all fractionally higher.
United States Steel gained Il to
49Is, while Bethlehem lost =. 10
57A. General Motors lost 4 to
40la, while Chrysler firmed II to
64A. American Telephone had a
small decline. while Western Union
firmed. Copper shares were steady
10 firm. Eastman Kodak gained II
TO 1892 and Du Pont a similar
amount TO 1861.
Railroad issues moved irregu-
larry in a narrow range with New
York Central at liz. of "a; Erie
certificates 9. up Il; Atlantic
Coast Line 1921, of "a Southern
Railway preferred 35h. off "a;
Pennsylvania 24h, unchanged; and
Southern Pacific 1875, unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michixan bu- crates, u. .. No.
I. 2t-n. minimum. unless otherwise
stated; Mcintosh. S1.50: cold storage stock.
81. Is; bu. cartons. si.35; Red Delicious,
IS; "a in. minimum. best. sl.20: gen.
orally good. 81; SHOWS. sl.25; Northern
Spies, n.s5; Wsseners, si1i.lo: Rhode
siSI.I5: Bsidwins. Sis: washington
boxes. Red Delicious. T2.I25s, Extra Fancy.
rs: Fancy, $3.50
AvocADos-Florida nsts. 1os-iss. "a
BEANs--Bu. hampers. virginia valen-
tines. S3@3.2S; Bountifuis. s2.7563 Mis-
sis:ippi Valentines. s393.7s; Maryland
Vi sRussEL = SPROUTS = c.uforn,. ".
drums; T. ss;sSSSssas; few s.; 80,
Meats: Jumbo 80 and 45s. s4so0i:7S.
punches. New Mexico. S4.ss; Idaho. N.7s;
Utah, ordinary quality and condition. $3.50
CRANBERRIEs - Massachusetts Early
barrel boxes. sl.sU1 1.S5.
GRAPEs-Cahfornia display Tugs. To-
kays. Si.o0m2.10; Ribisrs, S2.75; ordinary
To- &c., raw WHIT: n.. k's n:1iss 4so soS
son seedless. 81. 5oaa.s5; fair, 81; Canada
concords. 11-qt. Climax Baskets. No. 1,
Csc. Juices. California. open and nddsd
as.IS. Tugs, si.zsga.os; Nuscsts. Ash.
and 2s-lb. luga. s1.5o67.
LErrUcE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
California Salinas District, 5-doz.. $500
e. sd ss ss.7'gs; HOLSTER Section o-dos..
:, oNIoNs-so ID. sacks: Michigan y; g.
No. . ysilows. medium. sf.o5al.is.
s mostly .aa .r. sxss sRcni is.S ~ co SS
Utah sweet spanish. U. 8. No. 1. Sin:
min, n;.omiss; New Mexico Sweet
csio4sac sweet Spanish. o. r ~. /. s.ia:
n PE;ARs@w..hInr,on box U. s. No. 4
Bose. all size, s3d3.5o; California Bart
stock. according 20 condition, s2.s0qt.
PEAs-Californis bu baskets, SIS
PRUEEs=Wa.hinston 1s-lb. hugs " ..
PoTAToEs-ioo ID. sacks: IDAHO Ru..st
10 ID. cotton bags, Sa Sc. mostly 3sc:
mesh bass, generally rood condlttsc. soc:
dins L. S. No. l. Sai51255, nSssTy
paper sacks So soc; New York ks,.S:
din. U. s. No, 1. ua7D; Miehis.n
S S1iss.s 81 10 ssa,. No mostly sane sis;
kq gwttI 70 1ssa S %e:,y y e,
Louisiana bu- crates. u. q. No - 81 q
AIS: Tennessee bu. crates. n.7so7; New
Sandy Soil Stock. s2a7.i5: Red SOL Stock.
81. 40; Maryland Coidens. bu. bsskets y.
8. No. 4. some waved. 81 so; Virginia
stave Barrels. coldsns, U. g. No. !. 81
Q3.25.
ToMATOEs--origins Tugs. calfornis ".
q. No. ripe and turning, wrapped. sxs
and larger. $3.50: lob. cartons. re-
pscks. si.s5ni.s5; HothouEs Ohio s-fb
baskets, medium. si.ssais5; large ans
RurABkGAs - Canada. ,O.rb. sacks.
Waxed Doc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Farmers Markets

FRuTTs-Applcs: Bsidwins, No> ], 81. IS
$50 bu.: Delicious, No l, 81 ~ 20 hu. !;
No. 2. 81 80: Mcintosh. fancy. 81 bu.; No.
J: N.Soai.7s: No. 2. slgl.25; Gresnings
hu: No. I. Siql25: No 2. $50 75c;
Jonathsns. fancy. 50 bu.: No l. s.. son
LIS bu.: No. ?. 81; Wolf River fancy
$50 bu. No. l. siNi.25; No. 2, 75c.
Crapes-No. !. " so bu.; No 2. 81. 30 2 2.
-Kiensr. No. 1. si6i.25 bu No. 2.
75c Quinees-No. I. S2n2.50 bu. Water
melons, No /. S3.5ou4 doI; No. ?. 81 30
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Leaf
lettuce. No I. 75e 1sl bu. head lettuce.
No. I. 81 80 bu. No. 2. 81. Romano No
I. T5c u 81 bu.: No. 2 soc. Esearole-
No. l. 500 soc bu.; No. 2. 4oe. EndiVe-
vEGETABIE GREENs-conard., No.
:. 50p7j bu. sorrel-No. 81 hu.
spins ch-No I. Toe q 81 bu.: No. 2. Soc
Turnins No. /. sog 75c hu. Mustard No.
.O0 soc bu Kale-No. !, iog soc bu.
Swiss chard-No. l. 50a soc bu
--NEcETABLEs--ytA iaAc.l Reefs taney-
So don. bchs.. No. l. 351rl5c; No. 2.
& & 7sc"si. No 2. SOC Rroccol-No !.
sea25o bu cabbsre-- No. I. 40d soc
bu. red cabbage. No. 50H 75c hu !:
curly cabbage. No I BOZ SIC hu. carrots
e. RIOTS topped fancy, Si.2j hu; No. !.
Pc LIS. No ?. s5c Caulinower-No. ].
g. "54tijO bu; No. 2. 7jc Celery
T4pcv $50, Il dor bchs No. I. 50n soc
20 ?au25c Celery csbbsEe-No. 1.
900 - bu: No. ? 75c, Dil--No. I.
:: Sc don bchs Eggplant No. 1, So
- - ~ Fennel-- No. l. soc doz bchs.
p~-serodish No. I. 75c - 81 25 peck has
net Kohlrabi--No. l. sou 75c doz bchs.
iesks-No l. so u aOc doz. bchs. Onions
DRY fancy 81 50 50-lh sack: No. !.
s.i5a125: No. 2. coo 2 81; green. fancy.
Sc don bchs No. I. 5od 75c picking
onions. fancy, 81 5o-lb. sack; No. 1. IS;
,Pafsnips-Faney. N.75 bu.: No. 7 SIN
- crriv parEirv-So. I. 2aTr t0c dor.
Parsley root-No. I, asa 40c don.
Peppers Hot, No. I. 75e aSI bu
yest. No. 1. Sl.25H so bu No 2. Use;
peppers. red sweet. No. !, 81 ~ as bu
No. 2. TIC Pimento-No. I. 81 / % bu
No. 2. 75c. Potatoes -No. I. S2.25d2 SO
1oO-ib sack; No. 2. Si30I $50 Pump
kins-No. I. 500 Sc bu. Radishes Red.
no. l. sou &c doz. bchs. No. ?. .4oc:
long white. No. !. so n 75c dor bchs
black radishes No. !. 81 bu Rutabaga'
No. 4. 75c 81 bu. Squashr-Delicious,
No. 1. $50 9Oc bu. table queen No. I,
500 7sc bu. Hubbard. No. 500 75c hu
Tomatoes Fancy 81 rs peck basket; No
1 sin1.5o; No ?, 75c. Turnips NO I,
100 6oc doz. bchs topped, No l. 75c "
81 bu; No. 2 soc Vegetable oysters
No T. so = e0c doz. hchs.
FGCs-Largc. els 50T16 3O-doz case
medium SO 1913 30
POULTRY Uive1- Hens. heavy hrrsds
fi6 7so n. isEhorns. n CSC: tpringers
se6 ale H.. tghorn, 25 n 26e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Swine prices broke sharply at
the Detroit stockyards this week,
as well as at other midwestern
centers. locally butchers scaling
100 lbs. upward lost mostly S5c
during the period. In the cattle
alleys. most of the early decline
on cows was regained while steers
and heifers showed little price
change.
CATTLE-week's receipts 1850. In a
general way. anything with slaughter merit
In the steer and heifer lire sold steady.
although around midweek. plain kinds Of
value 20 sell around si2 downward dragged
and some sales were around CSC lower, All
except strictly good cows declined use 20
mostly SOC early, but when the run fell
on. prices hrmed and closing values were
no worse than steady 20 Csc lower, than
late last week. Light and medium weight
bulls lost around 25c but good bulls were
scarce and little changed. stockers and
feeders sold steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

week on war work and come
down 20 do their normal shop
ping Monday nights. They're the
ones we hope TO serve"
That particular night was Sc
lected. OF course, 10 coincide
with the time many OF Detroits
leading stores are open 10 serve
those same war kers.
Whether there'll be a demand
for brokerage service. remains to
he seen, but you have to hand 1t
TO Roney & Co for having the
initiative 10 try something new.
So if you're downtown next
Monday night. stop in, If only 10
see Roney's new Offices in the
Bull Building 49, or better yet,
buy a war bond or two.
And. OF course, if you've been
Manning TO pick up few shares
some good stock. there's your
chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Michigan Mutual Liability
Company has followed announce.
ment OF lower costs on auto
insurance with revision of classi-
fication of motorists. A mileage
plan for determining rates has
been set UP to give the driver
who travels least a minimum
rate.
81 believe we have reached q
logical PLAN" said Walter E.
Otto, president of Mutual. cit
IL one that affords lower costs
on the basis Of general improve
mcnt in traffic hazards and yet
offers the individual IN ofpor.
tunity to make additional say
ings by limiting his driving"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
M. S. Rukeyser
New War Industries
Boom California

Local boosting usual has been modified for the duration
United
contribute their full share toward victory the Axis
In southern California activities however have resulted
spectacular indusazaon of region, which not long
had been mainly dependent tourm agriculture motion
and oil.
In depicting the character of the economic revolution taking
place his Walter Baunschweger vice president OF the
Bank of America and former president OF the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce told that he thought the indus
trialation creating setting for real estate and
commercial DEVELOPMENT Of southern California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Safety Congress Oct. ~

The thirty-first National
Safety Congress will be held in
Chicago, October u to %. The
principal question to be taken
up by the congress is how much
are accidents hurting war pro-
duction and how can they be
stopped.
Save manpower for war
power" will be emphasized in
the sessions scheduled for the
three days. Rear Admiral Will
liam II. p. Blandy, chief of naval
ordnance. will be the principal
speaker at the banquet on Octo-
Der %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Loans 10 Brokers
Down ! Millions

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Loans
TO brokers and dealers in the week
ended October Il totaled S321.-
100000. down $4,000 900 from the
previous week and a decrease of
$4,000, 900 from the like week a
year ago. Other loans for the
purpose of purchasing or carrying
securities amounted to S13S, 0O0,-
900, down 100000 from Octo-
Der z week. AWN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
loddings Climb
Over 100000 Cars

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-The
Association of American Railroads
reported that 909. 957 cars of rev.
enue freight were loaded during
the week ended October 10. This
was an increase of 1850 cars over
the preceding week. an increase of
$3.50 over a year ago and an in
crease Of 9S,051 cars compared
with 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Aluminium Output High

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The
Reynolds Metals Company is pro-
ducing and fabricating more
aluminium metal than the COM
bined total production of the
United States. France and Eng
land a few years before the war,
r. S. Reynolds, president said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

And at the technical meeting
last night OF the Detroit Chap
ter, National Association Of Cost
Accountants. r. V. Rudd. vice
rSident of Marsh & McLen-
IN. was speaker. He discussed
all phases OF insurance and their
relation TO costs.
, c. X. Wright Of the Pfeffer
Brewing Company was chairman
OF the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Barron's Index Steady

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The
physical volume Of business in the
week ended October 10 held un-
changed at 1898. according Ia
Barron's Index, adjusted for long
term industry and population
growth. A year ago this index
was l1S.5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
KelIys Top Cohens

The Readers Digest recently
devoted an article 10 Jews in the
government service. This col
umn's own personal Washington
correspondent offers the follow
ing pertinent statistics.
The October issue of the Ma
tionai War Agencies Directory
lists the following tabulation OF
two famous names:
Cohen-Cohn. 35
Kelley Kelly. So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Critics
Answered
Detroit Time. washington Bureau


WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Sena-
tor Hiram johnson OF California
today proclaimed defiance against
criticism OF Congress in a voice
that rang even into the Capitol
corridors.
He arose. after irate fellow SEN
ators had commented on an attack
on the caliber of the present Con-
gress IN a weekly picture maya
zine.
AS Senator Alben w. Barley OF
Kentucky, Democratic leader, con-
cluded his vigorous defense of the
Senate, Senator johnson took the
floor to add:
I've have all experienced at
lacks similar TO those contained
in this publication, In others of
like sort. We will all experience
them In the time to come in
greater degree than we have up
to the present.
NO ANSWER NEEDED
Let them rave. Let them pub
lish what they please. We are
not here answering any pictorial
paper or answering any particu-
lar magazine.
I'VE are here to perform a
duty, and when every man per-
forms that duty according to his
best judgment he has done his
full part.
81 do not care a rap whether
there Is a publication called
Click or Dick or Nick or
whatever IL may be; I do not
care q rap whether there Is q
PM, q ON, or some other kind
of an NJ in this country being
published which remarks about
or reflects upon Congress.
IL do not care . rap for what
any one says concerning my vote
here. vote rs / please. i vote
as / see At. i vote exactly rs
God taught me to vote, and /
do not care whether all the
newspapers In the country would
rave, and rave, and rave, about
what we may do here.
ITO all Of them j answer:
~ am here as an American,
doing just - exactly as I see At,
and as SEQ the right, and that
will continue to do. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
On, the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Dstroa Times Financial Editor

: In an epochal move designed
to make brokerage service avail
able 10 the thousands of De-
troiters who are able 10 get
downtown only in the evening,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
L. A. County Population Near 3 Milo
Lure as a Wholesale Buying Center

created another index for the
emnence of their ctynamely its lure wholesale buying
AS to this, Mr.. Braunschweiger added:
than 1900 retail stores In the United
maintain resident buying offices Los Angeles In this
Angeles buying only by New
Beach Harbor ranks sixth
tho United States to the Of These
100000 months Of 19s
handled Angeles Harbor ranked
to exported 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Small Business
|gnoredbyA
Senator Charges
Victory First. Somervell
Replies to Criticism;
Can't Save All Plants
BY FELIX GOTTEN
News Service star Writer


WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Sen-
Iator James K. Murray CD of Mon
tana. chairman of a special Senate
committee on small business,
charged today that the war de-
Ipartment had ignored a congress
sional mandate TO distribute war
orders to the fullest extent pos
sible among small concerns.
The procurement policy of 1t.
Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, army
chief of supply. he said. is de
structive of the American econ
omy," since it means concentrate
ing war production largely in the
hands of big companies, with the
result that thousands OF little
manufacturing plants will be
forced out of business.
Somervell. in testimony before
Murrays committee, denied Muir
rays charges and, insisted that
war business is being distributed
among small plants so far as is
consistent with the war effort.
VICTORY FIRST
"You will realize, Of course"
he told Murray. "that the prime
responsibility of the war depart
ment Is to win the war.
THE war department is plac-
ing more and more work In the
hands Of small plants In order to
safeguard the economic struc-
ture of the country whenever
such action will not serve to
slow down delivery of supplies
and equipment to our troops"
Somervell emphasized. however
that it would not be possible to
save all small plants by giving
them war business.
There IL . limit to what we
can do" he said, "the limit be-
ing the needs of the armed
services"
When Murray remarked that
England was using her small
plants in the war effort, Somervel
replied:
eyes, and we have orders to
supply England with billions of
rounds Of ammunition"
OUR SYSTEM BETTER
Asked il he meant to reflect or
British war production, SomerveI
said:
81 don't think their produc-
ton system Is rs efficient rs
| ours"
He declared that production OF
copper in the United States ais
declining every day" The reason
for this, war department official.
said. is that Price Chief Leor
Henderson's copper price ceiling i,
so low that mines are confronted
with labor shortage because Of
the draft and the attraction Of
higher wages in war plants.
Somervell presented to the com
.mittee a series OF charts showins
that. since January !, the number
OF prime contracts granted Il
plants employing 500 persons OF
loss had increased from 25.918 II
64,6fo and the number of sub
contracts from 19l,776 to 362 SIT
NOT SATISFIED
Murray. however, declared tina,
"the committee is not satisfied
with pious protestations," anc
added:
Despite the fancy charts, It
Il evident that the procurement
officials Of the war department
have not carried out the man.
date unanimously expressed by
Congress In the Murray-Patman
Act (which provided for sharing
war orders with small concerns).
1--WE are not going to let this
matter rest here. We shall
have investigators explore the
situation from top to bottom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

w lila m &.
Roney a. Co.
is remaining
open Monday
nights from 7
to 9.
I'VE really
don't X n o W
whether there
II a demand
for this serv-
e." Bill
X o ne y told
me, "but we
al I'M TO fin d
out. There's a
lot Of people
who are work.
Inc six days n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Detroit Poultry

Hens unsettled. balance steady. Hens.
average nun, zoe; ieghorn hens. lbs. up.
i6c; cocks, II q i+c; rock springers. 24c
rock broilers, 2shc. all sizes: hen turkeys,
IL lbs. up 30c; tom turkeys, Is lbs. up,
2sc; ducks, white, lbs, up. iec: geese.
young, tic.
EGGs-Msrket firm. Current receipts
34hc: undergrades, al. 32ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
OIds Honors Two

A. E. Goossen and Sam Mont.
gomery have completed Is years
with divisions Of the General
Motors Corporation. They were
presented with diamond rings by
d. E. Ralston, general manager
of Oidsmobile. where both are
now employed.
Goossen is general purchasing
agent and Montgomery Is nom
productive materials supervisor
at Odds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
STEERS TOP AT SI5.s5

truck lot Of good 90 choice eo0-lb. fed
yesrling steers topped At 1888. several
brought sit50n Is. while medium 20 low
good warmed-up and shortfed offerings
earned si2.50di4. Medium grade south
west. Kentucky and native grass steers
load Of smooth tat e00-f .70o-ib. Kentuckys
At S13. n 1915. Common grass steers In
odd lots sold down TO $40. and cutter
grades as low IS 50. Odd hssd ~ strictly
good beef type cows reached $3.50 hut
most fat native grass COWS sold from
80. so o IA. Gamer and cutter cows on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low 1900 Ch' re
Motor Prod 100 i0s 1O& TO-. 4
Dividends a me FORE sufng sable are the
amounts declared or paid 20 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. calculating divt
dend. bon accommodations, e1-Ex-divtdend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Ranks 4+h Among U. S. industrial Cities

Baunschweger, in giving the relative standing of the
metropolis of the southwest, said:
LOS Angeles city ranks fourth industrial cities of the
United States in value production and ahead
Chicago Boston, Pittsburgh and Cleveland production
Angeles p0duc
counties the United States
by Wayne County, Mich, in September 1912.
month Los Angeles County had $4,000
and 10000 salared workers employed In industry This total Of
100000 industrial employees nearly three times the number
industrial employees here 1889 Industries roll here for
calendar 1912 will billion dollars will
salaries paid $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
FAT LAMBS LOWER

HoCS-Week's receipts, $3.50. Swine
prices were pounded for sharp loss
during the current four-day Trading period.
Compared with last weeks close. all
weights OF barrows and gilts smmped 75T
s5c while sows and stays escaped with
but a 26c loss. With closing trade at
the low point OF the week. 0-4OO-lb.
butchers bulked at s1t.e59 GLASS. the ex-
IRENE top OF si4.e5 on a short deck OF
225-lb. rail- hogs standing sharply lower
than last Thursday when sI5.75 was paid.
Around l50-1s0-ib. lights closed a. slt. rs n
1885 with lights and feeder pigs s14d
1425. Sows bulked all week at siA25n
IL. 80 and stays clustered around $3.50.
sHEEP-Week's receipts. $500. Fat
lambs opened lower this week but from
then on the trend was sharply higher.
closing values standing Use above last
Thursday. A siyesble lot OF choice e5-ib
native lambs topped At SIS late while good
TO choice offerings bulked a. tit.15a1fs5
Medium 10 good lambs late cleared from
t12. 500 1880 With common light throw
outs si2 down. sheep sold fully steady.
slaughter ewes mainly tf6sso. Native
feedinf lambs vent TO the country ~
sii.so o 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Sterling Changes Name

WILMINGTON. Oct. 16.-Ths
name of Sterling Products. Inc,
was changed 10 Sterling Drug.
Inc. al special meeting OF stocs.
holders. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Diveo Truck Dividend
Reduced 10 Is Cents

Divco Twin Truck Company has
declared a dividend of % cents.
payable October 81. TO holders OF
record October %. Previous pay
ment was so cents Sept, 10. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

Iukens steel Company and subsidiaries
for the IS weeks ended September II re-
income and excess profits tsxee. or $3.50 a
share on the common. against net profit ~
n.e1s,sft, or $500 share In the -
psny provided ti3s5.0st for federal and
state income taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Hog Prices Break
Butchers. 80 Lbs. Up. OF Csc in Week; Cows
Regain Eariy toss While Steers told Steady

the close bulked a. So 50ne2j with a
few shelly light Gamers down 10 $3.50.
The weeks practical top on weighty san
Common 5s quiz, s,a W." m.a 2s 30 most s1li; We're
cutters down 10 IS. Under 5O0-lb. stock
steer calves went to the country at STA rs
II for good 10 choice kinds and good
H5-soo.lb feeder steers brought si2D IL. rs.
CALvES-Week's receipts $50: good
and choice veelers sold mostly steady at
$3.50 with q few TO SIS early, But COM
mon and medium vealers lost SOC or more.
selling uneyenly from si2 1880 with culls
down to SO 90.