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The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-05-29

in 40 days after the bill is rendered, or within 40 days after the end of the month in which the purchase is made. If the account is not paid additional charges can not be made on the account. There are certain exceptions in the retail field. h. stallment buying also is frightened , up, limiting terms t) F months and providing minimum down payment of one-third and minimum monthly payments of S5. Charge accounts which beco.lc delinquent under the | 40-day re. ulations must be put on installment basis and the merchant must collect a minimum of S5 per month, CT sufficient over that a. mount to wipe the slate clean in 12 months.
 Reason of all the legislation is aimed at curbing imitation. With manufacturing being turned prim- arily to the war effort there will be shortage of consumer goods while at the same time, the national in come will mount, tht experts pre- dict. In other words, more people will have money to spend and noth- ing to spend it for, such as automo- piles and the like. Government hopes that by getting people to pay up their bills, clear their mortgages or other debts, to have the nation | cushioned for the after r-the-war sit uation.
 While many consumers goods are being eurtailed, others are being pushed up---the kind particularly that keep the country we'll fed and are necessary for shipment to those Allied countries which are depend l ing on Uncle Sam. In these food lines. Herman Allen of the Associa- ted Press, points to some typical ; 1922 goal increases. Milk for exam ple--- 2,511, ,64O,0OO gallons--enough to float the entire U. S. Navy; L. ,26O, O,000,0O0 eggs--enough, packed in cartons of a dozen, to reach from l the earth to the moon; 1925, ,0O0- 900 pounds of neat enough to i P0AS sh iOhi Oll6 llClt thick, from New York to San Fran cisco and back to New Orleans; IT, 400, ,000 cans of fruit enough cas- es to bridge the Atlantic from New York to Liverpool; 52,3O0,00O cans of vegetables. enough to build q double row of cases across the Pac- i fife from Los Angeles to Vladivos- tok. If you are one of those who like inch-thick steaks, you'll appre- ] ciate what the order means.
 | * * * *
 War conditions probably will save in Alaska what iH normal times might develop into quite a political f squabble, With bombs aimed for Tokyo it probably will sizzle out and be forgotttn. Echoes from the recent primary, however, are being heard rebounding up and down the political byways. So-called Cover nor-backed Dtmocratic party men are accusing the leaders of the don key riders of taking sides before the primary---something that just isn't .countenanced in the best reg ulated party setups. One Demo was liquOted as charging "tney wanted to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-05-29

Credit Is one of the things which is being whipped into sharp line under the new war time regula- tiOns. Under the new federal order charge accounts must be paid with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Basketball
"opens Custer S
Sports Stadium
Hospital Team
Downs Engineers
Win Late Rally
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, April 1.-THE
18th General Hospital basketball
team today was champion of Fort
Custer as a result of their Al to %
victory last night over the It'll
Engineers team.
The contest. VIII n officially
opened the huge $4,000 field
house before 5000 soldiers. was a
tight affair until the closing min
utes when the hospital quintet
pulled away from the firing en-
gineers.
Throughout the first half the
lead changed hands. with the hos
pital team on top, y to II, at the
rest period. The engineers pulled
away to a short-lived lead in the
third quarter but were smothered
by scoring rush by the hospital
Among the spectators at the
opening were Brig. Gen. Clyde
Abraham. infantry chief of the 5th
Division, and Lieut.. Col. George
Shank, post commander. Sports
writers and newspaper correspon-
dents were guests of Colonel
Shank at a dinner in the officers
club preceding the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Labor Income
Rises Sharply

WASHINGTON, April II (UP) &.
The intensity of the war effort"
caused a large gain in labor income
during February. the department
of commerce reported today, but
seasonal declines in agricultural
income caused per cent drop in
the total payments.
Total income paid to individuals
for the month was S7,952, OO0, 900,
compared with SS,416, 100000 in
January. After adjusting the totals
for seasonal factors the depart
ment reported the income index
for February at 156. against 1858
for january. The 1858 average
is considered as 100 in figuring the
index. ----.
+, The department said that despite
the drop in automobile industry
employment. pay rolls in all dur
able goods industries showed a 2
per cent rise. Salaries and wages
paid by government agencies also
increased by a moderate amount"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Opens
.Uneven|y Lower
In Light Trade
Bonds Mixed. Dull;
General Foods Up "a
as Chrysler Eases


NEW YORK, April II (UP).--
Stocks opened irregularly lower to-
day In light trading. Bonds were
mixed and dull. Cotton futures
opened l point higher to 5 points
lower. N
American Car and Foundry made
a new low at 261a, off 4. and the
1912 lows were equaled by Bethle-
hem Steel at 57A, of 81; Lock-
heed 20, off Vs. and New York
Central tn, unchanged. The last
opened on a block of 1000 shares.
General Foods, recent weak
spot. rose z point to 26%. Hudson
Motor made a small gain, while
Observation-Disclosures and Hupp held at
previous closing levels. Chrysler
.eased II point, to 53ss, and Gen.
eral Motors was off u at S3x.
Minor advances were noted IN
Homestake Mining, North Ameri-
can and Goodyear.
u. S. Steel opened at 49k, of
IA; American Telephone 115h, of
Il; Coca-Cola 65ls. of "a; Santa
Fe 36h. of Il: Montgomery Ward
261a, of 4; Union Carbide 59&.
of Il; Loew's 80. of u, and West
|inghouse Electric 81. of Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Coal Movement
On Lakes HEAVY

WASHINGTON, April II tUP).
Heavy early shipments indicate
that Great Lakes coal carriers will
meet huge 1912 war demands, Act
ing Director Howard A. Gray Of
the office of solid fuels co-ordina-
ton said today.
He disclosed that as Of April 7
a total of 41,469 rail carloads had
been dumped into carriers at Lake
Erie ports for trans-shipnent. COM
pared with 1856 carloads at the
same date last year.
Gray said weather conditions,
which permitted the navigation
season to open on March Is, full
month ahead of the usual date,
continued to be good, although ice
Jams temporarily delayed some
shipments through the Whitefish
Bay region.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Detroit Produce

APrLEs-Mieh,sar cushel crates U. g
~. ga minimum unless oth.re1se
a.. eos Srs.'s ssy tt sol0 s,, s. 2.
nininunn size. N ios2I5 fair condition,
sles Melr'osh fai, condition, 81 SIS; Ben
Davis. 81 l5e y IS; Washington boxes Deli
. ii sue. ..''. .nsy % .s:: 81 s. 'G nsy
eu,h,l baskets combination extra fancy
and fancy Wiresaps 81 IS
Observation-Disclosures pyramid crates
! eoten punches. fancy, S.7oft extra
!oe., medium 10 large, $3.50. tar So
BEANs-Florida bush.l hampers. Black
N,l.ntines best - so. fair % generally
Iood s3.ooet. sountitul,, best. 1925
TAR IS wax beans. best, $3.50, fair. IS q
BHoccoLI-pony crate. Arron. 81
eunehs. :! So. r.xss,. 80 punches. So 50
cABBAcE-T.Has Los Angeles crates
typ. 81 iofI25; hsn-cr,t.. savoy, 81 IS
. So hslt-crate, red cabbage, S2d2ls.
CARRo1s-Los Angeles crates a dozen
punches California 81 so93. few large
sil. best 50 $50 5.2o' Arizona 49, Texas,
! CELERY - Florida. 1s-inch crates.
4 trimmed tops. Golden Heart. all sizes
N1S9l.ss with extra, az low a. 81 IS
Pascal le.ineh crates. is-io,, N.Sog
cAULIFLoWER--Caht pony crates
l2s ana larger 81 2Sd23s
] LETTUCE--Los Angeles crates icebers
/ type Arizona Is and So, 81 o0d3lS. spe-
eial packs S325G3 40; ordinary to tair,
s. 25 roor low as 80.
LEAF LETTucE Michigan hothous.
io.lb basket 7o3 soc
oNIoNs-5o-lh sacks. Michigan L. 3
No yellovt. 1905 oe- 2-inch and larger
1913 fair condition. 50 so: Idaho U
No. sweet Spanish, 50. Chile crates sweet
spanish So Oregon u s No. Dan.
Tvers. Few, 1918. Mexico crystal white wax
PorAroEs-ioo.lb sacks. Idaho Russo,
Burhanks y s. No. 1 washed So n, few
a. high as 1855 lob. sacks 371 3sc
/ I. s. common. 50 $50 400 Maine u s
Nc ! various varieties. i00-lh sacks, 81. q
92.io, bakers up 20 Sass 1919. paper
sacks IS 81 he' Michigan loo.lb. sack,
No. chippswss. SO. o77ls: N.srssk,
3.lo sacks. u. s. No. I washed Triumphs
s2.i5 2.2o; new stock Texas, So.lb sack,
y. No. ] Triumphs. SO. FLORIDA bushs
crates Triumphs, fair 81 so
/ EADIsHEs-Texss pony crates. s775
! RHUBARB = Michigan dollhouse, case
RuTABAoAs--cspsds oo.le sack,
sHALIoTs - Louisi,n.. barrels. s. 50
crstet s-dozen. $40
sPINAcH-Bushs bsske, Savoy. Texas
IS eoc, few 81 Virginia csc.
BERRIEs--Louisisns 2l-pin
SWEET PoTAToEs-Porto Rican vans
LOUISIANA bushel crates. u, S. No. /, 81 81
ToMAToEs-io.ib cartons r.psek.. M.
dun. 81 -, small size 81 259ii0, Ohit
hoihous, s.lb. basket t7.e5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
EARNINGS

Bestrios Creamery Company for the asesI
year ended February - reports . ret pront
cess profits taxes. etc. equal 70 So. 70 q
share on the common. againf. 81 ses 5oe
or So ~ common share N the preceding
year.
International Products Corporation reports
1871 net prob. 81 s3t2 1873 after federal and
foreign income taxes, etc. equal after divi-
bends PAID on tn. preferred stock retired
common. against H7e,5si OF ee cents a
common share In 1910.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Company for
the quarter ended March 81. ial7. reports
4 net prott Of s3e3. $40 after provision %
50 lss. 335 for federal income and excess
prohts taxes based upon recent treasury
department proposals etc. equal 20 81
With net prott for quarter ended March 81
1891, after provision Of s3eT $50 for FEDERAL
Income and excess proes taxes Of ss7e SOC,
equal 70 IS cents share.
Tosthern Pscine Railway for m. t~o
months ended Feeruary "a reports q ne,
income % s2st Isl equal 20 y cents. a
,hsr. against 4 ne, loss 81 sl.o4 ss2 N
the 1871 period February ret income wa
s7z1 so7 srsinit a as, lots Of s543 SOC II
February, 1871.
Perrsyi.snis Glass Sara Corporation sad
80 wholly owned ruhNdiarisf Ter 1871 re-
port 4 net proat Of s74s e37- equal - 81 IS
share IN The common, aEainst ssoe. s5T
or 81 OF On the common n 1910
Md-Ccntinent Petroleum Corporaticn and
tts subsidiaries report 1871 ret prott Of
81 $50 o5s equal 70 81 AZ q shars against
81, 96T 1874 or 81 so Z share N 1910.
United Corporation Of Delaware reports
fYst quarter net income OF II l9A Sl1 Altar
federal income taxes. equal 20 a. cents q
share on the 50 preference. On which &C
emulation Of unpaid dividends amounted
70 SO rs . share a. close Of period This
compares With 81 o13 los or 81 cents q
share on the preferred In the March quarter
OF 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
1941
Net s. Million

Briggs Manufacturing Company
and its domestic subsidiaries for
the year ended Dec. 81. 1871. show
a consolidated net profit of S.
510,s12 after depreciation and all
other charges. equal to S2.s3 per
share on the l,947.700 shares out.
standing.
This compares with 1910 net
profit of Sc, 130,8S1 or So share
on $4,000 shares then out.
standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Bond Sales Top
) Billion Mark

WASHINGTON. April 11.--Sales
of war savings bonds, which have
been offered by the United States
treasury since May. 1871. have
passed the $4,000, 100000 mark.
Total sales through March 81
totaled S4,s5s,s4s,ooo. Through
April 8, the latest date for which
figures are available. the current
months sales amounted to S149,-
416.50s, to bring the aggregate
sales for the whole campaign to
more than 5000, 000, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Army TO Salvage
Supply Of Anti-Freeze

FORT CUSTER. April Ii
Added signs of spring, the Fort
Custer official bulletin today or
dered commanding officers of
units 10 determine the amount of
anti-freeze in motorized units
under their command, so that
necessary containers may be OBJ
tanned for storing the mixture
until next winter.
The draining and storage Of the
anti-freeze is part of the ar1ny's
program Of salvaging all available
material for further use. Since
there is a shortage of anti-freeze,
this years supply will have to
serve the same purpose next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
War Department Souq hi TO Be Liberal

with makers the depart
sought be liberal making provisions
the Of sudden termination of the
when and the contractor has uncopleted work
The the right
the 1.-The
OF all supplies tincudmg parts drawings information and
other things which been completed and which title
been received by the government.
In the uncompeted materials the
reimburse the for all expenditures made with the
approval purchasing settling
outstanding obligations
which have incurred entered
with respect the uncompeted portion of the contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Measles Quarantine
Extended al Custer
Itmes star CORRESPONDENT

FORT CUSTER, April 11.-Four
more companies of soldiers at Fort
Custer today had their working
guarantees extended as a result
of the increased number of cases
OF measles and humps. bringing
the total companies under quaran-
tine to "a.
Medical officers said there were
% cases of mumps and II cases
of measles on the post, which
could not be termed as even ap-
proximating an epidemic of the
two diseases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
City Asks Bids
On School Unit
1tnes STAG Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. April ii
The board of education Of the
|Spauldlng School District an
|nounced today that IL would re-
Iceive bids until noon April 20 for
the construction of an addition to
house 40 more pupils. Although
overcrowded for some time, voters
have made several refusals to ex-
tend the rlllage limitation so the
addition could be built They re-
versed their stand Thursday.
The new addition is expected to
cost approximately $4,000. and
will enable students now attend
ing school in Marshall to return to
their own district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
What's in a Name!
Soldiers Don't Tell

BATTLE CREEK, April ia
local motorist has found a pair of
gloves belonging 10 a Fort Custer
soldier about whom he knows his
entire personal history but not his
name. He told post officers he
knew the selectee is in the medi.
cal corps. that he has been in the
army Ia months. is a private first
class. had a furlough which began
April !. and he gave him a ride
in Gary. Ind. but for the life OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Ask Only Guarantee Against Loss

Besides the department undertakes the
profit the uncompeted portion of the contract such
would realized had cancellation Some
hghmnded businessmen think that the of profit
uncompeed work profess that they would be
satisfied cancellation they
against loss
In spite of these liberal provisions manufacturers
nevertheless uncertain concerning their legal status
They believe that the of such would be
appropriations for this They
think that Congress might at the time reluctant make
contingencies peferng allocate
popular projects such soldiers bonus unemploy
relief
other hand of the bright young legal minds
the federal service argue that the funds have already been
vded for the current appropriations but this moot point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Scratches
By United Press
NAR HArANcr rr DAur

By Unitea Press
NAHHAcANsErr PARK
Track, sloppy.
tillllr Req Meadow, Nutinous.
Second SAee-L Chance Par
Earnest. Wise Counsel Trace Boy
Flfth Esce--sunatra III Prsiris Dog
wr Result. Arl.h
Daily Deliver, No Cen petition.
seventh Nace-hirAmaid
Eighth Racs-Top sag GAMBIA
Max Frost Wanri Eygrc ol1 Stv.r
Nin'h Eace--Repeller Ken's EsvenE.
Top queen, NhichAuay.
JAMAICA
Track nud1v ,r,
First Eacs-Is ! 10, Coed Locking.
Plucky E4y
second Nacs--Brav. Sir
Fourth EAcs-Ths Watch joe BurEet.
sixth Esee-rhumet Ur
Seventh Rscs-Moeosp. Early settler.
Track. muddy.
BOpIE
FRS, ESce-wsr Shy. PRETTY Is Pro
pose HaGtey1lls
Second Raes-Buens Orc. Aiss Fi1 r.
True Warrior. Duplike,
Third Facs--JAckintheb Visbsch
Min Thirteen. Fred's FRS,
Fourth Race-Bsrnegat TOP Transit
Fr,lsn
s.v.nth Rse.-pikzy p
Eighth RSes-silv.r Pieh Bonni'
Vixen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

SA6INAW. April II tuP) .--Todsy'i paw
Tag rricss 20 growers for beans Pea
s..s' ~os nsh, rse nssss,, ~so
ere liEht eranesrriss. 81 50 ere dark
cranberrief. 50
wheat, sose1m o.t,. ss4Sse; ~.
scene: six-roved barley. 81 e2s1.ss
80: corn. 7sa soc
Prices furnishse sy the Michigan sesn
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
MAR KETS
M. s. Rukeyser
Arms Cancellation
At Wars End Feared

Corporations which going per into work are
puzzled do with their sales staffs
One welmanaged company, taking long-range has
kept us staff of statesmen intact For threeourhs
they out the field keeping contacts with regular
whom relations been
company feels that the loyalty important
intangible and thinks worthwhile
pende safeguard this For the other fourth
of their statesmen do clerical
familiar with the nrcacies of modern corporate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
CHICAGO
TuTTAEn Aprtl 10 GNSl =
Metal Markets

New York ana wholesale honferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: 5pot. 90 per cent
n. nominal; New York, 81; future tin. 50 .
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest. IL
,lsctrolytie spot. srieltsr, IA; casting cop
per, Ills; 81. Louis lead, 6.35: St Louis
zinc. IS. New York antimony. 1880;
y1rEn aluminium, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Readers Speak

80
readers;
Chairman John A. Richie.
Fifth Avenue Coach Company,
New York:
THE general impression seems
to be. among our professional
politicians and even among the
public, that corporations are big.
robust, bloodless and inhuman
octopi and parasites on the body
polite, which should be MIXED
dry Of all their financial re.
sources. As . matter of fact.
American industry IL made up
Of $4,000, 000-very largely Of
our middle class-thrifty Ameri-
cans. who, through sacrifices,
have placed their savings and
their faith in American institu-
tions. Taxes paid by corporations
are really tax assessments on
the 100000 people who pur-
chase products made by Ameri-
can industry and do not come
from the pockets Of management
or a few wealthy owners"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Detroit Poultry

Market steady 20 nrm todsy- Heas. si4
ioI and Up, 77e, under St4 lbs, 7te;
l.thorn mas lbs. and up, zoe. rock
spring.v - lbs and up. Use rock broil.
ers. "a es 20 3i7 lbs. 2se. cocks, ise
crotEes. Josnu under rocks.
EGGs-Nayket trma Current receipts,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Sees Time Here

:. A. Hooker:
1T may be that the time 1.
here for a surging forward of
the middle class TO insist on It's
rights"
Copyright. 1912. BY 3. c. FORBES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Mize, Man Of Mystery

CLEVELAND, April 10 (UP.-
First baseman Johnny Mize re-
manned a man of mystery" today
as regards consummation of his
sale to the New York Giants BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Farmers Market

APPLEs-McIntosh. fancy. 5of27o
s yr No me-. T. m,7sa23' ;o No z 81 Norsh-
No /, sial So bu; No 2, soa7s, iona.
rs. No. ?. 81 Delicious. fancy. 81 so 4
as bu: No. I. sl.5od2: M. q, Use
s. os REQ 30 t so s22Ss2 u No. l.
box No /. 7Sd DOC No 2. soe
cARRors-No /. si2odiSo bu. No.
- e9BBAoE-so. 1. 75asoc su; No. q.
~cHIYEsr-Nn-l--a o 81 Ao.,
s sabEES RooT-Nc J. s. s,a - :; su
No ir ! ss.7ia '1s r No /; 4 g. g., ,,,,
oNIoNs-Dry, fancy, s275a3 yo,Ib
Onion SET, o No s4'5 aSY sseIb. sack. TO-
:. PARSLEY Roor-No. /. Hai.So bu. !;
PiRsSIPs-Fauey. nsoai7s bu.. No.
PoTAToEs--Fancy. 81 IS ou; No. 1,
81 1919 No z s5ds5c
RADIsHEs-Rsd, dollhouse. No. 1. ssc
RHUBARB-Hothouse, fancy. 4oc s.lb.
box choice. 3sc small. soc dot bohs.
souAsHSpeneiou,. No. i. 20 . Soc su /;
HUBBARD; No !. sparse eu:
IuRNlPs = No. !, soefH eu.. No.
VEGETABLE oysTERs-No. 1. 500
POULTRY = Hens. iiv. heavy br..d,,
rs = 2ec 10 leEhorns 71a23e broilers.
HoGs-Msdium. dress.d. ied72e ID
medium. IS 50de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Forbes
Outstanding Leader
Recommended for
Investors Union

Numbers of readers write
urging that a nationwide in
vestors' union should not be
confined to stockholders and
bondholders. but should embrace
small business men. life insur-
ance policyholders, property
owners and others who have
saved money and invested it in
tangible possessions. When the
writer originally urged that in
vestors should organize he had
in mind all such citizens, all who
have suffered financially by the
anti" policies long pursued by
Washington.
The deluge Of communications
received reveals impressively
that thrifty. self-denying citi-
zens, including widows and
elderly folks. have become rebel.
lious against mulcting them for
the purpose of distributing"
their money. in many instances
their only source of income,
among the thriftless.
Numerous additional express
sions of readiness to contribute
to an investors union come from
readers. All are eager to have
leadership in this constructive
movement shouldered by some
man of national eminence. of
ripe, practical experience, of
outstanding character and
caliber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Respect for Votes

r. NJ. Henderson.
THE only thing our legis-
lators really respect Il votes.
The number of voters In the 30
called investor class must be
many times greater than any or
all of the minority pressure
groups whose influence has in
jured the investor class. II that
large element can be welded
into . workable body whose
votes can be swung for their
own protection, Congress will
fall In line and so will the adj
ministration."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Seeks Provision for End Of Program

In accelerate production existing
uncertainty might be advisable for Congress to clarity the mat
existing when and
need for the materials should end
private bankers in
working
clarified beyond peradventure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
STANDARD Oh Company ~ California an

stsndsrd OH Company ~ California and
Us subsidiaries report 1871 net proht OF
$50 s55 533 before vrite-down Of invest.
ments IN foreign countries or s2,55 q share
After deducting write down Of s3.OlS al7
on Investments IN certain subsidiary and
sssbeiated companies operating IN foreign
eoyrtriet. there remained balance 81 $40 :.
eos. AL. equal 70 81 30 a thare. which was
eayried g surplus. This compares with q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

EAST suFTALo, y; y. April 10 tINs,.
300; market. IS cents
higher. Good and choice, SitsSdI475;
trueked-ins, S1tl5d14.2o. rough and
weighty sows, $780, 1880.
CATTLE-Recsipts. 400; market, 100
10 1,350-lb. steers. SIS. cows and bulls
steady. Cutter and common cows, 81 IS
fees; Gamers. Se172o; sausage bulls,
sioe 1923
cALvEs-Receipts. $50 market vesiers
so cents lower Good and choice, Sl4
common and medium. 50 q ia
sHEEP--Receipts. 400; market. strong
Good 10 choice. s12. 40 q rs; shorn Offer
ings. No. pelts. Sio shorn ewes. IS. so.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April 10 dNs, ;-HoGs-N.-
csipts. 5000. market steady; Followers,
! 600: top. S14.45: bulk S14.2oT14 40;
heavles. SO 10 714.4o: mediums, Si4. 1877
l44s lights, si3.7sd1t26; light lights.
sl3fl315; packing soos. Sl3 so . Il 10.
CATTLE-Receipts. 1000; market steady
Calves, receipts, 500; market steady. Beef
steers. choice, s14 sod Is, 20; medium, $40
heifers, sefi+5 cows. SOIL: bulls, 50
I'll; IS; calves. s7ais; feeders. ssf17,7s:
stockers: steers. ssood 1925. cows and
heifers. Ssd12.