davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
MiUOmdtiC Nets
s. s. Gents { Share

Micromatlc Hone Corporation
In a report for the seven months
ended July 81, shows a net profit
CT S71,67l after provision Of $685.
600 for federal income and excess
profits taxes. equal 10 So cents a
share on 1888 shares of COM
mon stock.
No comparison Is available be-
cause the company has changed
its operating basis from calendar
year 10 fiscal year ending July 81.
Kirke w. Connor. president,
stated in his letter 20 stockholders
that because OF need for greater
production Of war materials the
government requested the COM
pany 10 double its output.
This was not possible" he
said, Gin the plants old quar-
tiers. 80 plant with adequate
floor space was leased through
Defense Plant Corporation funds
and will be used for the dura-
ton"
Entire production Is being abb
sorbcd IN tho war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Mueller Brass
Earnings Drop

Mueller Brass Company reports
for the quarter ended August 81
a net profit Of S11s,3s6 after de-
probation, interest and provision
of S1,200,o00 for federal income
and excess profits taxes, equal to
45 cents a share on 265,517 shares
Of common, against S460,597, or
S173 a share. after providing
S735.192 for tax in the quarter
ended Aug. 81, 1e41. and S363,612,
or S1.37 a share in the quarter
ended May 81, 1912, after charg.
ing out S1,275,00 for federal
taxes.
For the nine months ended
Aug. 81. 1912, net profit, after a
tax reserve Of 100000, was
S963,030, or 1888 a share, CON-
pairing with S1.134,217, or SAT- a
share, after setting up $1,S19,487
for federal taxes in the first nine
months Of the preceding fiscal
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
New Price
Level Set
On Cattle

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (UP).-
The Office Of Price Administra-
ton. acting ito check the rapidly
rising cost OF live cattle" today
limited the top prices which beef
and wholesalers may
charge for dress products.
The order applies 10 packers
and sellers who have "unduly"
high individual ceilings, and limits
the top price for choice or Grade
A steers and heifers to % cents
a pound. Those with lower ceiling
prices. however. will not be per-
mitted to raise them to the new
level.
The OPA said only a small
percentage" Of sellers had "abnor-
mally high ceiling prices"
Maximum prices on other grades
were:
Steers and heifers, Grade A,
211a cents; B, 20 cents; c, 1871
cents Grade a COWS, 1919 cents;
B. 1914 cents: c, TN cents;
cutters and Gamers, 1914 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Mlchisan. bu. crates US. No.
II 2h-in, min. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. 81. 4oq go; Red Delicious, 81 rs
color 81. IS; Rhode Island 0rssnings. siid
.ieioa. Us No. s.in oU min. s Isa
Virginia Delicious. boxes. wrapped. US.
Delicious. 's boxes. ' fsncy m.r, % 3
eion.. ss-i25s extra FANCY 50, fancy 81 IS
BRUSSELS spRouTs-csifornis, y.
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates s-dozsn
s ,. 40 California "'ioaASo; Utah,
Observation-Disclosures. K.bsr.
oRAPEs-csiifornls, display lug, rnomp.
son sesdlsss best 50. so so. generally
20; fisi.r.. best So ss's5Sa' se; Tessy s
s' 6:a asy fsss S i S.,s. Ml sss
LETIucE-Lou,,Ians. crates. Icebers
So. 5og675. mostly $3.50. <.dor., ssa so.
oNfoNs-60-ib. sacks: Michigan, US.
No. J Yslows. medium 81 100 40, mostly
81 10; Sweet spanish; Us No. J s.in and
ish, Y. 8. No. /. 3-inch and larger. $50 q
PEAefiEs-New YORK Eib.rtss bu.
boxss. Y. q. No. I. Gin, min. "a, so "a 80.
Tugs, eo-i35s. xtat25
PRUNEs--( Fresh). Idaho b-bu. baskets
y. g. No. !, Italians, s2.ib9235. mostly
POTATOES - ioo.lb. sacks: Michigan
Chippewa US. No brushed, 50 SO;
Idaho. Russell Burbsnks US, No. 1
washed 50. l6as.so, mostly sa75aa IS,
sacks 4oe; Maine. 15-lb. paper sacks. 30
a 4Oc,
ToMAToEs-ohio. dollhouse, s-Is. bss.
SWEEP PorAToEs-Tsxas. Porto Rican
Vans. bu. crates Us. No. i, 81. so; New
Jersey. bu. hampers US. No / Jersey
type, sandy soil stock, 81 10: Maryland
q IS: fair quality. 81. so; Virginia, barrels,
u. q. No. 1. Jerseys. t3.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Auto
Graphs
Truckers Pool
Equipment to Save
Empty Mileage
By sILER FREEMAN

Pooling their equipment TO
save thousands Of empty miles
of hauling. Detroit truckers are
setting the pace for the rest OF
the country today. To facilitate
this pooling and exchange OF
facilities TO move only full
trucks along the nations high
ways, a joint information office
has been opened at 1927 West
Fort street, under the SUPER
vision of the Office of Defense
Transportation.
The office Is known as the
Motor Carriers Central Dispatch
and is managed by c. S. Hole
check, q veteran traffic man. 1t
Is being operated by board OF
governors of nine men, three
from the common carriers. three
from the contract carriers and
three from private carriers.
At this well-staffed office
hereafter, under authority of the
ODT, all trucking companies
must register their empty equip
ment, as well as freight on hand
awaiting transportation. In this
way, a trucker with too much
freight for IL TO handle alone
will be placed in contact with
a company which has the equip
ment but no load.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Farmers Market

FRUITs--Applss. Delicious, No. /. s2a
2 so br. : No. 2, $780, Mcintosh. fancy.
"a bu; No. !. ti.b0ai.7s; No. 2, Slg
eT'' sno%: i so SIS % e sa No No.
No. q. 81; Wolf River. No. i. tiai'25 bu
No. 2. 7ee. Crab apples, fancy. ~. 50 bu
No. !. sa922e; No. 2, si.2S. csntsloupe,
10 TO- !. sasoss S sa No Nc. !. :, Fsa asSs:
Bs GtS. fancy S ,s:SssaS s Sa Nc s'f +
s2eog3. ounces. No. ], t3a35o bu.
watsrmslons, No. !. ts.5oa4 doI.i No. 2.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Leaf lettuce, No. /, 75easi bu. Romano.
No J.. 75e a 81 bu. Esesrols. No. l. 50 n SOC
bu.; No: 2. 4oc. E'ndivs. fancy, n.25 bu
N3 vEdE assB G Ms & zoe No. l.
spnss gs sI5ii % b NO. No sS
No; 2; 7oe; T,,rniPS Nc; !; 'og75s bu.
90 5Oc Blu. Swiss chsrd. No. /, so a
'' VEGETABLES observation-disclosures
beans. No. !, s2n2.eo bu. Green beans,
f ns sssn b. No. No ;a 81 40 Su s.. 80
fancy soc doz. behs. No. !. asa 45c No.
2, 2ec. Beeis. topped. fancy, 1925 bu
No. J.. 7oeati; No. 2, soc Broeeol, No
l. n'Sga ey. cabssse. No, I, 80 SOC
Curly Gu H sobs: s0'ss No. .OS.ssO s H. c sq
rots. No. !, 50a7 5c dor. bchs No. 2
toc. Carrots. topped, fancy, $50 bu
No. !. siql:2s; No. 2. 7oc. caulinower
smsney, ,sood5: eu; No. J. n.l9125i
bchs.; No. 1. asa Doc; No. q. 7sc. Celery
cabbage, No, !, poogsi bu,; No. 2, 75c
Sweet corn, No. i, 60a7 5c b-dor. sack
No. 2. +0c. cucumbers, sllcsrs, No. 1. 81
q2;oo bu.; No. 2, $3.50. Dill, No. l. s.
bu. Fsnn.i, No. 1, sSc dor beh.. Horse PRr :.
radish No. /. tint.7, peck bssk. Kohl.
No. 1. sodsoc dos. bchs. Onions. dry.
fancy. $50 so.lb. sack; No. I, s1.15a
500 /, 5ss !, do,, ssh' Picking oniS.; fancy
Psrsnips fancy, 81 bu'; No. /. STA
80. Curly Parsley, No. /. asa 40c doz
punches: Parsley Root. No. !, asa 4oc
sss'n 0S sS sweet. t'pss hS sSsI NS sd
No. fbeI Pimsn,o. No. i. siSi2S bu.
No, a. 7ce. Potatoes. fancy, 81. Is; No l.
g. so9iso su. No; soc. Pumpkins
So 81 dozen O Sunsh. o. NO l. &c. N Ssncy
zoe; Long White. fancy, soe do,. bunches
No. 1. e5a75e. Rutsbssss.. No. ]. 75c q
81 bu: Squash, Delicious. No. l. use q 81
hu; Table. Queen, No. !, Soa75c bu
f.nsS sS NO sss sS T SG &c.
sanss alg.nlp scpp sS GsGf fG1
bu /; No. 4, 500 75c. vegstabis oysters,
No. l. 71asoc dozen punches.
i a1as- iiss.c g. Ss'oi' 'O'd0''n case
PovLTRY-.Liys. hens heavy breeds.
heavy 2sdsoe; srhorn. asa ace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
M. S. Rukeyser-
M. S. Rukeyser
Auto Trade Striving
To KeeP Dealer

spirit patriotic service many American corporations
goods
completely retired from their normal activities
is cuphcmiSm describe The transition, Tor example,
from producing automobiles making and tanks as CONVEX
What has happened well known companies have
temporarily the automobile refrigerator radio and
miscellaneous household appliance
They have donned khaki and engaged in new and highly
national objective
the mechanical devices for producing dead Naz Fascss
and japanese.
The conversion in addition 10 making radical changes in
SrUby line ecnque also entails significant economic changes
example Of working models 10 please hun
drd of thouSandseven mhonso civilians these great cor
working for single customer namely Uncle
Their regular contacts have been in part or in
whole suspended for the duration
The OF t1cIr advertising proocn mas
been wholly altered,
producing for single customer in accordance with
specifications laid down by the buyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Market
Narrowly
Irregular

NEW YORK. Oct. 1 tUP).-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
in quiet trading today. Bonds
were Steady.-C Cotton futures
opened unchanged TO 3 points
lower.
Net changes were small at the
opening on the stock list. A ma
jority of issues were unchanged
or slightly higher. A few opened
on large blocks, including North
American, 1000 at SH, unchanged;
Southern Pacific, 1000 at 14B. up
4, and Manati Sugar, LOO at 4,
up Il.
Among the leaders, Chrysler
opened at 81. up u; General Mo-
tors 1914. un ch ange d; United
States Steel 46%. up u; Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey 39ia, I'M
changed: Western Union 2Sas, UP
IS; international Harvester 49,
unchanged; General Electric 27%
up u; Boeing Airplane 16%. up
"a; Douglas Aircraft 661a, off u
Montgomery Ward 30A. off II,
and United States Rubber p,
up "a.
Northwest Airlines made a new
high at 14A, up a. while Trans
continental and Western Air
equaled its high at 1871, up 4.
Pan American Always was up
II at 1871.
Norfolk and Western rose a
point to 16l. Homestake Mining
opened at 24h, off u. and then
declined TO 237a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Can Hold Carrier

The setup Of the central dis
patch office Is simple. A trucker
with a load for another point
calls the office and reports his
trailer number. type OF vehicle,
its capacity and destination. II
he needs fill-in load. he is put
in touch with a shipper or an
other trucker who has a partial
load for the same destination.
I'VE have authority 10 hold
carrier, II necessary, TO obtain
q full load" stated Holecheck.
Another trucker has too great
a load for his equipment. He has
80 hours TO hold onto the load
before he must report II 10 the
central dispatch office for aid in
transporting It. The central dis
patch finds the equipment 10
carry the remainder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Shipbui|ding
Industry TO Add
100000 Workers
Employment Already
Over Million Mark,
WPB Official Tells Group

NEW YORK, Oct. (INS).-
Paul r. Porter, chairman of the
WPB shipbuilding stabilize | o n
committee, told a meeting of the
American Management Associa-
ton that the nations shipbuilding
Industry will add nearly 100000
workers within the next year.
Employment in the industry,
which previously had been less
than 100000 workers, already has
passed the 100000 mark, he said.
Porter reported that average
earnings for shipbuilding placed
the industry second among the
nations manufacturing industries
with weekly earnings of S56.55. 1t
was surpassed only by engine and
turbine manufacture.
The WIPE official said The m.
dustry's strike record has been
favorable since the sterilization
committee began its work, and
surpasses the strike record of
World War l.
Notwithstanding the much
greater present employment In
shipbuilding the number of
strikes, as reported by the Blu
reau Of Labor Statistics, has In
this war been just As In 1941
and IL in 1912 Through August,
as against log in 1917 and 140
in 1915" he said.
MAN days lost through strikes
in the first eight months of 1912
have been $4,000, or the equiva-
lent of an average loss per ship
building employs of less than
half minute a week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Warner Co. 10 PAY
Interest on Bonds

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.--As a re-
suit OF further improvement in its
financial position, Warner COM
pany has authorized the payment
OF all OF unpaid deferred interest
on the first mortgage 6 per cent
sinking fund bonds in amount OF
$50 per bond, provided 80 per
cent OF bonds are deposited under
It's proposed bond extension plan.
Directors extended time for maxi
ing deposits OF first mortgage
bonds 10 October 81. Holders OF
approximately "a per cent OF the
bonds necessary TO make the plan
effective have assented 10 plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Better Net Return

The idea Is expected 10 survive
the war and spread 10 other in
dustries. Holecheck believes.
Truckers are now beginning
TO realize the possibilities Of the
central office" he stated. "They
may not have the gross return
that they once did but they are
finding q much better net re-
turn. In addition, II means q
real saving In their equipment,
the tires and parts which are
becoming more scarce.
Those who do not realize
what they are up against will
soon find themselves without
rubber and without parts and
the transportation system OF tho
nation could very well break
down."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Output
10 P(t. Over Al

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended Sept. Is. 1912. was
81, 774,000- kilowatt hours a gain
Of 10 per cent over the 1897 900
kilowatt hours OF the correspond
ing Week last year and a decrease
OF 1.S per cent from the previous
weeks total of 93.470, 900 kilowatt
hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
&c, $4,000 kilowatt hours. a gain
OF 1876 per cent over the 40,620, 600
kilowatt hours Of the like week
"a year ago and a fractional drop
from the previous weeks total of
46, 1886 900 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Lehigh Valley Orders
10 Diesel Engines

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. W,
Brown. president Of Lehlgh Valley
Railroad. announced following a
board meeting that the company
had ordered 10 Diesel electric
switching engines Of 1000 horse
power az a cost OF roundly $780,
coo Five engines were awarded
20 American Locomotive Company
and FIVE 10 Eloctro.Motlve Corpo-
ration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
So. Pacific Reports
Shortage Of Workers

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. L.
The Southern Pacific. reporting
shortage OF $1,000 workers as of
September "a. including 400 Sec
ton hands, announces establish
ment OF a central recruiting office
here 10 coordinate recruiting
efforts not only at points on COM
pany lines. but throughout the
country. The shortage extends 10
train and engincmen. machinists,
carpenters and station forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Salvation Of Industry

IT Is q cooperative venture.
Holecheck explained. The joint
information service will only
charge for the services Il rem.
ders to the firms which use il.
But II will be self-supporting.
"Tt Will eliminate empty mile
age" Holecheck pointed out. 'Tt
IL something made necessary by
the ODT ban on loads less than
capacity. The ODT specifies that
such loads cannot be moved
without checking with other car
riers or until the trucker gets
a clearance from the joint in
formation office.
at will be the salvation of the
trucking industry because of the
savings I'm tires and equipment.
The trucking companies are CO.
operating well and already largo
savings In mileage have been re-
ported"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Hemingway New
ABA President

NEW YORK, Oct. Trad
tional succession of officers of
American Bankers Association was
continued today at a meeting of
the associations executive council
with the advancement Of w. l.
Hemingway. president of Mercan-
tile-Commerce Bank and Trust
Company, st. Louis, from the first
vice presidency to the presidency
Iof the association. A. L. M. Wig
gins. president Of Bank of Harris
vile, s. c., was advanced from
second vice president TO first vice
president and similar advance
|ments of vice presidents of the
associations five divisions were
also made.
Succession of the new officers
was made possible by retiring
|officers themselves. Constitution
of the association makes no provi-
sion for elections except at con-
MENTIONS, but II does provide for
succession of vice president TO
president in event that the office
becomes vacant.
Cancellation OF ABA convention
had effect Of freezing present ad-
ADMINISTRATION in office. Recognizing
this. Henry w. Koeneke. retiring
president, and the five division
presidents rendered their resigna-
ftfony to the associations admins
trative council as means of main
tanning tradition Of one-year terms.
w. w. Slocum, president, United
Savings Bank, Detroit, becomes
president Of the savings division,
succeeding Stuart c. Frazier. exec
utive vice president. Washington
Mutual Savings Bank. Seattle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
700 Truckers Included

Holecheck said there were
700 truckers with $4,000 pieces
OF equipment in the Detroit area
who are subject TO the regula-
tions of the ODT and can be
serviced by the joint information
office.
They are rapidly coming into
the picture" he said, "and using
our services. Many have already
experienced real savings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Kfesge Dept. Stores
Profit Tops 1941

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.--Krcsge
Department Stores. Inc. reports
Tor the 26 weeks ended August /,
IA net profit OF SIS 500 after de-
probation, interest and a provision
ot $4,000 for federal income and
excess profits taxes. Based on
shares outstanding NJ the close Of
The company'S fiscal year, net IS
equal after dividend requirements
on 1909 shares Of 4 per cent pre-
igfrCd stock, 10 II cents share
on tho 250s64 common shares.
This compares with S34,09s equal
10 = cents n common share for
the corresponding period Of prevl.
ous year whcn federal tax pro
vision amounted 20 Sls.S37.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Wartime Output Disocates Men and Women

roSI0nf economic dSIocaons aI with heavy hand
business personnel hitherto specializing rendering service
rather than in making things Wartime production docates men
merchandising selling
by this manufacturers engaged in
work nevertheless speeding through promoonal advertising
salvage their intangible in the form
loyalty brand acceptance and consumer good Will
that after the their greatest need VIII
rcasscmbe whose orders will be the starting
mechanism for setting in motion the whole obgng industrial
process.
will involve vastly than changing es
and dies will also entail the of contacts with
hundreds houandseven millions of OF con-
rely single buyer namely the United States
rnNrr nr1rrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

e sA N1G.. y os, pa,
Pea beans. 500: light red kifneys
81. 80; dark red kidneys $50: G. n. G.
yellow eyes. Sc c. r. c. light cranberriss
50 so: e. Y. G. DARK cranberries. 81.
Wheat, OIL 230 1.25; oats. asa sec; rye,
100 72c; siS-rowed barley, tl.67d1.70;
1870 40; corn, 50 SIC; soy
beans. ti.50ai.52.
Prices furnished By Michigan Bean Com.
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Car Transports 80 Pei. of Travelling Population

envisagng industry wide problems, Mr. Holer said:
automobile 80 of the
place day. while all other
airpanes
transport 20 OF the total travelling
population
THE automobile dealers have hundreds Of millions Of dollars
S100C00000 worth
equipment furnish maine
and running highways"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Gas Sales Here Soar

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company reports send-out in the
Detroit district for the week
ended September 26 totaled 490,-
95S.000 cubic feet. as against
1853, 549, 900 cubic feet in the like
1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Stresses Month by-Month Automobile Servieing

struggled deaershlp organization
month automobile
through dealers active
selling collection transportation
servation and other patriotic activities
stressing Importance dealers bridging the to
postwar nomacy William F. Hoer general manager OF the
Chevrolet division of General Motors declared:
AT the time the manufacturers have only
that
the II intention the dealer
organization aebecause the splendid contribution they
make the the home front and to be ready for
with the best
build his volume faster
thus providing employment and recreating
postwar domestic economy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens, average run. csc.
lsEhorn hens, 3 lbs. and up, Isc; cocks.
.12s I Sss , .psnf Srn. a'e sSh2s1
lbs. 2sc; lerhorn broilsrs, up to q lbs, 24c.
Eoos-Market nrn; current receipts.
s5ke, undsrgradss. son 037ke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Strive to Keep Dealer ORGANIZATIONS Alive

The automobile Industry leaders recognizing the der
ability striving keep their dealer organization alive This
done through motorists to keep in touch
servcng and for replacing
OF those with priority pr
legeS permitted also buy
The with the widest distribution announced that has
smallest dealers the industry having lost only
O 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Big Board Lists More
Paramount Debent'r res

NEW YORK, Oct. New York
Stock Exchange has AUTHORIZED for
listing. Paramount Pictures, Inc,
81, 543, 700 additional 4 per cent
debentures, due 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Detroit Stocks

Dividends ~ me feref0fng table are The
amounts declared or paid A. far this yrur,
unless otherwiss noted, a-LAqpldHtirr div
denf, bon serumWntlons, ell s-digtAsnd
e-stock dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Bost"n and Main Rriiruad rrfurts an
rlsi nrf i. re 20 81 ItT SO HH.I rtef
t.stees an 8-sE go after ,-rf.rasrt
-arrrr This rewrgrC. with ftf income
- rfs il2 Ffltr nEeI charges ard g737
-. hu i.1... lq,l =, 20 ne ,.Eh,
$3.50 ca i0f ne 1874 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

DETROIT
CATTLE-Receipts 500. No choice steers
offered and only one truck lot good fed
yearlings on sale, nothing done ss yet OF,
these; scattered sales common and medium
grass steers and hslfsrs about steady,
but some bids unsvenly lower; Gamer and
cutter cows active, 15c-26c higher, beef
cows steady; bulls UNCHANGED; no action
on Southwestern stock calves held from
earlier In the week; few common and
medium native grass steers, ti0q12: can
ner and cutter steers. ss.60de75; few
lightweight fat Kentucky grass steers BID
h.ifsrs, tia down; medium and rood native
grass cows, 50. al 80: cutter TO common
cows, s7.75me.50; Gamers, se25d7.50
odd head. good weishty sausage bulls up
=, = ila.So; common and medium bulls $3.50
cALvEs-Receip,s, 500; market steady;
good and choice vsslers, s17.50a -, mostly
$3.50; common and medium, t3 q $50.
sHEEP-Receipts, 1900. Nothing done
lower or iildit35 for good 10 choice
natives, asking steady; sheep steady.
slaughter ewes, Nde5o.
HoGs--Receipts, 1000, all weights, bar
t snis q. ,so.ssc 'i susessT. M :dS
early top. 1910 mostly for 200.150 10.
averages: most i60-is0 10. iiKhu, tit $50
1853 bulk sew'. sit0it2s; few light
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept. 30 CNs) .--Hoos---
receipts, 10000; market Toe lower: top,
SIS 40 bulk, sit.so0i5 as hsayiss. tif.t6
q i5. as; mediums, s14sodlssoi lights.
si470d15.i5: Hight lights, ti475dII75;
packing sows, siAeo d1s.7o, piss, si2.7s
CATTLE = Receipts. 1900; m.rs.,
steers, Choice. i5.bopi7; medium. sf31
1870; ysariinss, si2a1se5. Butchers:
s1Oai5.5o: cows, 90 .5Oaii.7 rs ;
bulls, ti0ni2. so; calves. ss1 1880; feed
ers, seq 10 so. Etockers: Steers. ti06
~ IS cows and heifers. e25ai275.
sHEEP-Recsipts. 10. 900 market steady
Lambs. t13.7611t 35: common. si21i3.7b;
yesrlInfs. til.5oai2.15; feeders, ti30
la75; swef, Nae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Duauesne Iight Company for the ~
months ended July 81 reports net income
% 80 pq2. 74a. equal 60 81 share on the
common, against q revised net income Of
80 al. saf or f3.e2 on the common Ia the
preceding ~ months.