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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Outlines One Way TO Cause Effective Initiation

One effective imitation to increase the quantity
available circulation that the demand Tor
goods First without increase in demand for
quantity currency increased This potential IN
goods which
prices up This be without the buyers consciousness
Or II be con-
nected with optimistic speculation or with fear OF mhaton and
boarding.
the security behind the currency
without changing the quantity This what done when over
bonds substituted for gold as
standard having esorted credit notes. their security
credit strained by IN
spending and debt This always works
through and leads speculation and boarding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Heney
Says Price Fixing
Wont Halt Initiation

Three commentators of varying viewpoints concurred re-
Gently before University of Chicago roundtabe in the view
question of profits of immense Importance from
the standpoint Of morale
If their diagnosis situation exists because
of nseducation in field of practical economics.
MARKHAM has made the word, proht an evil
symbol
In the newly developed short form OF
pae accounting clarifies atmosphere reinterpretng the
residual item of profit prior have been met
Of the tools and other corporate resources
provided Of the savings of investors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
LARGE Production Must Come Before Rewards

of rejoicing the encouraging news that war IN
the United States and hence
LAYING significant military victories some peo
pie tendency recently to discuss the
rewards TO industrial In emo
tiona Anything which divides the Amer
lean people nowadays and roho On the other
hand American served by cultvang the harmony
of interests of all domestic economic groups
previously expressed IN this column
that getting large rapid production should be the OBJ
iecve with the secondary Andre de Saint
Phae fnancer analysed the faacy behind the camor
against profits spirit fairness Mr.. De SantPhale
also amonshed against sweeping changes which might
adversely affect the incentives industrial workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Farm Bureau Women
Hear National Chief

BATTLE CREEK, April "a
Women from five counties sur
rounding Battle Creek met hl
today to hear Mrs. Elsie Miles.
head of the National Organization
of the American Farm Bureau
Federation, describe the present
need for united effort among farm
families.
Members of Farm Bureau women
from Barry. Calhoun, Branch,
Kalamazoo and st. Joseph counties
were in attendance at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
American Industry Right Up to Output Schedule

Instead of permitting agtaors to confuse US lets rejoice
President Roosevelt and by Donald NJ Nelson
production that American industry right
up Transforming the rce of armament output
a flood tide. .
spite mprecedentedy high taxes Phlco Corporation
converting chiefly work. was able TO re-
earnings for 1S41 bringing them up to
$253569 compared with $4856s in 1910 This Improvement
in net dividends place despite 343 cent
took place despite increases for
employees and after emergency allowances for junior ao
ministratve and clerical personnel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Standard Tube Net
Up Slightly 10 $4,000

Standard Tube Company reports
a March quarter net profit of $780,
900 after S92 900 reserve for fed
eral income taxes or Fl cents a
share on class B stock. against net
profit of SS0.007 or 19 cents on
class B in 1871 Quarter when no
federal income taxes had TO be
accrued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Frueheuf Appointed

Harvey c. Fruehauf. presi-
dent of the Fruehauf Trailer
Company. has been named
member OF the War Production
Board advisory committee on
the trailer industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Company D Gets SIS Gift

FORT STER, April "a
Company d of the Fort Custer
Recruit Reception Center, Nerro
unit. today had an extra SO in
its company fund - gift from
Fats" Waller. noted orchestra
leader. who appeared here In q
concert for soldiers Of the recep-
ltion center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

SAGINAW. April ~ tUP).-Todsy's
paying prices 20 growers for beans
Pea beans, s4.05; light red kidneys 81;
crates. light cranberries. 81; crates, dark
cranberries, SO. so.
Wheat, Si.O4n1.06 oats. 81 a sac; rye.
67m SOC; six rowed barley, S1.e2n i.e5
buckwheat. Si.77m $50: corn. rs q soc
soybeans. 81. SO n ISL.
Prices furnished by the Michigan Bean
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Detroit Poultry

Market weak: hens. SIS lbs. UP, 22c
under S lbs. 24c; leghorn hens, lbs. an
UP, ale; cocks, lac; rock springers, owe
lbs, 2sc: rock broilers, az to lbs.
Csc: leghorn broilers AZ lbs UP. 22e
crosses. Sc under rocks
EGGS--Market firm: current receipts
2slse; undergrades. 26H 26iac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Price Freezing Feared Too Late TO Help Now

What overall" price fixing freezing? Well as
Baruch himself it is impractical and too late Mr.
Baruch champion general prcefxng. But
his latest discussion he points ID prices cannot be
much rgdy He also states that (2 1t
proposed his scheme He adds tat 20 specla
taxes and would also be anyhow!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
HOGS CLOSE HIGHER

HOGs-Week's receipts $500. Compared
with late last week, butchers scaling $50
pounds UPWARD closed 45650c higher,
lighter weights gained unevenly asa 75c
while sows and stays hnishd 50975c up.
Closing prices were the best OF the week
and at new high levels for many years.
Good to choice 10000 pound butchers
bulked late at Sl4. 40a 1890. 260-400-pound
weights S14.16914.35, with a few extreme
heavies S14.0o. The closing practical top
stood at S14. current high prices tending
to restrict small killer inquiry. Around
1 So 1s0- pound lights sold late at .751
i4.45. under l60-pound pigs S12.7 q 1 3. so.
On the ANAL session. good to choice under
800 pound sows reached S14, good 800 800
pound sows bulksd At si3.75 and heavier
weights $3.50. The late going price on
lstags was S11.75.
SHEEP-Week's receipts 1900. The
supply Of wooded lambs dwindled to prac-
tically nothing this week a. almost every
thing consisted of shorn stock. Quotations
were revised upwards daily on shorn lambs
with sclosing sales around 81 higher than
late last week. The wooded lamb contin-
geut was made up Of Just odds and ends
OF medium to good s0-95-pound averages
at S13113.50. Shorn lambs topped late At
$f2.15, good to choice s5-97-pound weights
with No. 2 pelts bulked at S12. medium to
good kinds S11 ellis and Gull TO common
S7.50n10. Good TO choice fat
ewes held fully steady at s5.ooa6. common
down to So.
Prices furnished by United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
D,,y,r-Hsrr,. Company for

Driver-Hsrris Company for the quarter
ended March 81 reports net profit Of
sos .O3s after provision Of 1929, 900 for
federal taxes, equal after dividend require.
a share on sa.i70 common shares. This
compares with sia7 500 or sf.e1 q common
share IN the March quarter Of 1871 when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

Waigreen Company and IFS subsidiaries
for the six months ended March 81 re-
port a net income Of si,75i, 567, equal 70
s1.1e share on the common. against
81, zoo. 452 or si15 on the common In the
six months ended March 81, 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
GOOD HEIFERS Sass

Good fed yearling heifers made s12 IS,
but most heifers were common to medium
turned A. go a,.Io oda head 400 GOOD oee youns
cows to Sl0.25. Cutter to common cows
bulked at Ss@9, Gamers S8.50M7.75, with
only odd head thin light Gamers down 10
SIS. so. Some good beef type bulls reached
$1,000, bulk weighty sausage bulls 500
1925. common and medium, IS. 80 T975.
Choice 625-pound yearling feeder heifers
earned SIS. while odd lots OF common to
good replacement steers went back to the
country from $10n12.
CALVES-Week's receipts 1850. Good
and choice vealers finished strong TO soc
higher than late last week with common
and medium soc to 81 UP. Good and
choice vealers made SIS TO mostly $3.50.
common and medium $10mI4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Lambs Continue
.Strong; Hogs
Highest in Years
Liberal Receipts
of Canadian Cattle
Swell Weeks Unloads

Shorn fat lambs at the Detroit
Istockyards staged another spec
tacular advance this week, closing
prices standing around 81 higher
for the period and about 81 higher
than two weeks ago.
Slaughter steers and the she
stock moved toward higher levels,
but a late influx of Canadian
steers weakened prices on such
kinds. Closing quotations on hogs
were at new record levels for
many years.
CATTLE=Week,s receipts, &,a25, Liberal
receipts OF Canadian cattle swelled the
weeks total unloads to the largest num-
Der since mid-January. Native cattle pre-
dominated Monday but thereafter q liberal
percentage of the steer crop came from
across the border. Broad demand for beef
steers and heifers lifted values 25-40c
the early upturn on Canadian steers was
later erased. In spite OF some late weak
ness, final COW prices were still 15-25c
higher than last weeks close. Bulls charted
q steady course throughout.
Best offered In the steer line was .
part load OF good 1.246-pound averages
at $3.50. but the rank and file of the
crop graded medium to good at Nl2sm 10.
A few good s63-pound Canadian yearlings
scored sI3. while most Canadian steers
graded medium to low-good at s11.35 u
IL. 40. taking In weights up 10 around i.2oC
pounds. Only odd lots Of common slaughter
steers had to sell at S11 down to $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
/. A. PRODICgE

Los ANGELES. fct 81 ' - f'--'
aua Trading urfc nrp5e'.'r.
Bunchcd Vegetables hr,'> '..."
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65c green oH Hr> ..l,r
lC,k> dnIcg -5-e's -.>..-3 =
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plan, .5-4oc
Cabbage. ocal carnuab.' c.s al H..
Jobs aad o~dIrd.. $500. I~apuz#. N..-
ley np-i -. p.r.>s .a.. . - =. ...
] $50 IN. SAVOY ,5-a3e
Lettuce: Imperial VALLEY a.f r..s &
dozen ISL 5u. = da<rr -. i. Nc~,t
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Peas: San Diego poe SO. EaSh Coach
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penal VALLEY G-6 t5-.h CTS IMpcr.4I
Valley u oo-2.l5. Ck.ra Pcac Impe t
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squash: Imperial Valley Wltc Sum01r"
crtS %pl-3.25. Italian - - - lr
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Strawberries. Klona.kc> Io,.a - Sol
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900
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
SHOTS ARE FOR
PASTOR STATES
LEM FRANKLIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 5. CUPD Big
Lem Franklin, who fights a guy
named Al Reiss at Toledo Feb 10,
was sluggmg the heavy bag at
Traftons Fourth Floor gym as if
his life depended on betting 1t loose
from the hinges.
1t didn't ring true No guy nam
ed Reiss could make the slugging
Negro heavyweight train that hard.
"ReiSs?n said Lem These shots
are for Bob Pastor I'm fightin
him. too. a couple of weeks later
and he's the one boy I got to
beat to get a fight with Joe Louis -
That's something else again No
matter how things start with Lem
the conversation swings rapidly to
Louis He and Manager Jack Hur-
ley have been trying for months to
pin the champ to a match Frank
lin has. in fact. scored knockeuts
over a few Of Louis victims quicker
than Joe did
Wen be in Mike Jacobs hair
so bad if We win the Pastor fight
ne won't be able to keep us away
from Louis Hurley said. Wen
guarantee Joe 100000 and fight
him for nothing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
ST r TX ES
a n d
5 P A r { 5

The Shcrwood's cafe bowlcrs
stepped into the big league class
Tuesday night when the five-man
team rolled 3O65 total with four
CT the series over SIS.
George McCorklc, captain of the
team had a 648 for nigh score and
NJ. Roos rolled GIG. The total was
gOod enough TO count for a 10
win over their opponents, Gullctt's
grOCerS.
John Wciland'S squad also scored
a 40 win over the Imperial district
team to move them into three
way tie with Gullctt's and the dis
tICt.
Trocadero team. led by Herb
Brown with Gl1, took three points
from the owl Billiards boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
FRIENDS HONOR
GIRL SWIMMER

PORTLAND. Ore Feb ) Up
Fifteen year old Nancy MrrN
Who learned TO swim 10 overcome
nlan..." PARALYSIS and became the
nations top eirI swimmer was
onored a 4 bancUr- Given by her
nome town friends las. night
State otf.cials and cl'r leaders
headed Dv Major Earl Rlia". Join
cd in conaratula..na Naac, on her
.Ho-to.d anhicYemcu. NaucE. pres
ent indoor 440 ward champion,
slowed no siaa o. stage flutter.
She roid her friends Of her re-
cent ZIP 70 Wash.n4ron 70 attend
President Roosrge,ta birthday pail,
and Lcg seven inmate .isit win
NE Pro .dcnt himself
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05

SALT LAX ECITY FEB ) Up
Jack Dempsey is IN the Ne#
Yo,E State home guard Gene
Tunrey is working for The ma
ard Joe Louis is drilling IN IT,
amy 50 old Jack Johnson. Wao
VI. be S. next month. has ~.
the <awdust trail again 70 DO IA
part mainly. OF course. for Or
Jack himself
Jacl. Is teaching TIE American
youth The mysteries Of the one-'"o
punch.
lis week he is in Salt Lake
CITY and he IS delivering his mts-
qalp as a headllner in the world 3
far museum He Is tlarked on one
soc b. Q ladv snake charmer anc
or 10 0.ucr b. sheep-headed men
gem Ecuador Bu, con 2e, a.m
qw6.9. the environment dCtsn :
t0..cr Old JACK
= h,Ig.Y .a.e,ya.~ - climbs O.
. roscruu T.e inevitable pore,
l.ycss III halle. mead pear ora=
.nala p'rk o., rom ,he trouser
C4la Of II. r13Dlcbreasted Sul'
Over al IL Grapes cape o.
somewha' m5dcWcc yclYet Thus
artlrcd. ne answer, any questions
T.! oulockers care 10 pat him.
sNID DO so. consider '.e
creates, hras~Welah' champion q.
IL. me? asEa o,e google-eyed
WORTH.
W.. Dro,ae. 'aats easy ar
.0el- JACK .cutNz With q .e.'
auo Eayoiup al imaginary oppon-
cnt ,.ght there IL front Of every
cAc YoI are looEA2 night At the
creates, heavyweight champ Of all
zine
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
New He aIth and
Disease Concep
EIectro-Metric Analysis

Research in Electricity. Radio and
Pathology makes possible this ncW
method Of locating, analyzing and
relieving the ills of mankind
This remarkable instrument may be
the very means. by which you can
regain your health.
For one day only. Saturday, Feb.
7. DR.. M. L. McPherrcn, d. c., of
San Diego VIII give a complete
Flect.G- Metric health examination
at the Mayun Iiote! IN RI Crntru
for one dollar
If you or any of Your friends have
been failing in health and have not
been able to find the cause, avail
yourself of TINS opportunity. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05

Valley eultrr~ continued TO +harp-
eu turm aamre Thursday in prepa-
l.tIou t.r tAr LETTUCE tournament
which .et~ underway up az the De
Rio coaagy club III Brawloy next
week
All The entrants will have their
sights set on the blazing rounds
posted by three visiting profess
siouals. Ben Hogan. Jimmy De
marct and Tony Pcnna. when
they stopped off on their way 10
FhocniN To compete in the West
crn Open. Hogan carded 65.
Dtmaret scored sc and Penna
4 IS. which amt bad at all on
the par 20 course. OF course
Hogan is called by many the
greatest golfer in the world today
and an attempt is being made To
match him and Craig Wood.
National Open winner. in Il five
match series for the official title
Gf worlds best.
The local club SWingerS will have
one advantage over the pros WIZ
played lasJ week in that they will
b. onto tire sand greens OF the De
Rio club In the match last Mon
dar all of the visitors short-puttec
the Greens. addn. several strokes
10 then scores.
Qualifying rounds are supposed
to yet started sunday and Wner
play starts Thursday. over 2G0 en-
tric- are expected by Elmc. Seara
"Hthcr OF the tourney
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05

The toUrnamenr proper begins
tomorrow With an l8-hole round
Another Ia viii be played Satur-
fav and The final 36 Sunday Out
Of tie 150 or moro professionals
ana amateurs connecting, only As
pros and Is am2'eurs vii! qualify
tor LAY Smda"
Winner, Shar" Of the 5000
n'asn HiN Ue $1,000: second money
SEQ. thwd. 9502: fourth S400:
4Itl4a sa59 and thc balance will
br divided amone 'io next 20 low
F..m a..ors Biu4 Crosby. Bob
HOPE and E0-m Kennedy, Holly
woods leading golfers. will play as
Amateurs. along With johnny DaW-
,ca. surprise winner last week at
Faueao Stntn -. and Ellsworth
Vines. tine tennis -.M ouned golf
cl
Profc. iouals Will include Harry
Cooper Lawson Lltlle, Ralph
Guldaal, Jimmy Demaret. Clayton
Heafner Jimmy Thompson. Henry
Ficard Denny Shute. Johnny Re-
volta. Harold McSpadcn and Dick
Metz.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
SCHOOLS PREP ARE
FOR TWIN BILL

Central junior college and high
school continued preparations
Thursday tor Weekend games. Al
ter the Crntral-lmpelial high
school tilt Friday night the high
school hoopSIers will form part Of
a double bill Saturday ni2hl when
they play Cirossmont high school
and the j. c. fakas on Il strong
ca Poly team rom san DimaS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
Barnes
S.torn1iinq g
bv RAY BARNES

but who have STAYED away be
cause they felt they couldn't af-
ford To pay 81 much, will be glad
to hear that in the future. the
admission price TO I'll Centre high
school games i'm the county seat
will be just half of what they
were before.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
TRIPIF-HEADER

They're really gong m IOI baS-
ketbaIl in a big way over at tine
F. Centro high school and Junior
college this Saturday. For the
single price of admission, fans will
get to see a triple header, and all
good games, toe The Junior col
lege will continue to give valleyites
a taste of fast J. c. ball handlin2
when the Arabs host the Cal Poly
tam from San mas. Two games
between GrosSmont nigh school and
Fl Centre high match the varsity
and p squuUs
And folks who like the game
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
DIkAGGIO KEEPS
SALARY SECRET

NEW YORK, Feb 5 - up .-
Yankee center-feldcr Joe DiMag-
gio, the American leagues most
valuable player, kept secret today
the salary he had been offered Tor
1912 and refused to say whether the
amount suited him.
DiMaggio said that the contract,
which he received yesterday would
require some considcraucn before
he reached a decision
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
T.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES Fer. = CF" TIE LIS
Angeles stock c>Cha-gr >EnWcd - >'""-.--
er tone bu, on ~ cNtr'c"Ge* .s
market tuday. with four issues up. o"s
down, four unchanged and al app'.>-
mate volume OF Only 1Ulsl shares
The list: CrntraI InNr>luloLts Il
Paclfic Finance IL, up Saalav.u
California Gas A - a.,e
new low fnl The Aear Suuihe.n l",.
fac ~. up 3, ai.cIaH Icrc>>e.sr~ ="
up = cents: LOrkhrrd - RNan b. ul
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
ELLIOTT SIGNS AGAIN

IT.IlTO 7 NTNI.Nt' .NN'.NI.N
Sec where Bob Elliott Pride and
joy Of valley baseball circles, has
signed for another year with the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Last year FL
lictt hit .273 and he tielded $40,
which is pretty Hear perfect.
Elicit Will b. mere for the Pirate
training season starting next month
and Is scheduled to help out with
the Pirate tryout camp for young
sters TO be held from February l6
to February 81 at the FL Centro
ballpark
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
lack Johnson HITS SAWDUST 1RALL.

DO YOU th.n. rog COuid Ha""
..c.:cd Lo5.s II Hag prime H.
15Me- =eGa-c Or .e-.
C.d Jacf. rolls rs D.- brown e"r9
aAe Isn't b.n" es ~ many rc-
ports void r." 70 l. aad m'ts t"c
arowd IL =. !adl..a-l -es'0e Of
triumph
DGsE .9e.' IT, a..-r"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
L. 4. POULTRY

.ss~ ANJi.I> Fch. =.
h. .cl.o=r> r.. tu - .u>
Es-~. l,EsHr> nNtr |.-4
Eta>. lrA. u,ta E, lbs and -
Hsa> cuo,cd = 10 lbs
dens. coIored over n lbs Il up
Broiler~, !. q up i. lbs. e..
Hr7ilers over 4. and up to o..
T-yers, Leg. vore -. to lbs.
Flyers. colored. Pa to 81. lbs
Fryers, colored over 3l4 to ~
Roa Sters. colored over ~ lbs
O.! u.,fe. " - Pei.
Capons over : lbs and up ......
Y lung Tom Turkeys 90 III up
Young Tom Turkeys 14-92 III up
Young Hen Turkeys 1a-up ....
Old Leigh orne BOOSTERS ........
DucklinEs. PeBin over 3 lbs. .-.
Capons { to Slbs ................
49, Huu>'.as. ...a.ci
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Markets at. a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks IfrrGuiaily invc' and ou.ot.
Bonds HrcLuIarA higher. T. =. eu
Ctumcris lghtr.
Curb >ipfkS irregular
ttIeaEa stocks rrceular,y Ing -.
London stocks ctaSed ta>Irs
SdNri unchanged In \,V Nosk - -
C'IiN 8. tlur ounce
Cdian Iy'Wc~ ~ a> mu.F - y
hlo
Grams IN CIraea Wnra' a>,t .
2. c,rl> Com Vas ~. .. =. l..-.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
THREE FEEL LURE

1urre members Of til" Barbara
Worth country club tclt the lluc
nt the golfing cile#t Wednesday,
and left with their woods and rona
lor pnoeni% in order to b. thefr
#sru piaq IN thc western Open
ss.ur Friday John lurHuc, pro
ut the club. Eldcrcd FERGUSON and
Ian Taylo, atowed all their dallIe
4Ato an auto and headed Tor Ari-
zCuu. they wont be nome ull late
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
MTp1uM TCCS
ALL EGGS
/. A. LIVESTOCK

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
T.. A. RAIN

los ANGELES Fop f.b
Barley NJ. ] We>t >l.ti ~ :. -
Barley raN 'tP' : - n =
Mln NJ. s,lo Gu i ~ II ST.
Milo ". : $40 J. bs.r - . 3. ~
Feed Oats NHh>--.'I
WAcat. 80. hard ~ s":t i s.--uo
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-05
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Feb IP1-li'a.H I-'-''-
drIlted tracuonaiy lower IN Ca.et Gea.-
ings on the boa:d OF trade ;'a-t
Al the close Whea: showed .a>>e> Oh.
9. cents d bushel corn WAS az 3, ="
o. oats Off J. 10 :. !$r ot. :, I"
o.. and soybeanS Of J. to F..