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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
Belated Stock Market Attention
Giuen Axis Rout In Desert Wor

,v, Work.. Nov. s. - tR- Be-
NGs s4ock market attention was
Iatsu .,ar the big Axis rout in Egypt
gsem gwen and leading issues, notably
todss that might benefit from a
lnoss 's,er than expected peace, rose
qulono .;ons to Q or m or e points,
tfa1~ n peaks for year Or long
ro.itancy ruled at the start but
he Ss soon came in for favored
buse-1 s.riaIs. Steels were given a
ln0us lessa nrsh after midday. Motors,
'aO'9 mail r orders, air transports
0lls' escorted blue chips were well
ana ne in r' front at the close. Rails
0M - 1aggards throughout, along
Vel' ,'a scattered issues in other de-
Sl,.t Slr+o5ents that might encounter
p'.annlties should the world con-
1llli'1 rome to a surprise finish.
,l0l,me ,lJ' expanded, especially in
be final hour
The Associated Press average of
D., + .tocks was up a Of a point
%e a new top since Nov. S,
A. A. wear. Transfers of 1856, $3.50
.ss-es ss' compared with 1880 on
1smredav ,4a and were the best since
october 13.
Tho election results, largely ig-
..red rod in the preceding two ses-
;ons ly as a market influence, were
,lr sredited with some of the days
revival Of bullishness.
International Telephone, an out
lending stock in the peace cate
'nrv ~ was the iveliest mover of
iha I nroceedings. advancing 3-4 of
~ noint to 5 3-0, best mark for
tbe wear to date. Others in the
nsw high DIVISION included General
Motors UP l at AZ IA; American
Gocorlotiva preferred, up Z 7-8 at
u. Johns-Manville, up 2 IA at
Il "a and Sears Roebuck, up 3-4
at 50
Talk of priorities for railroads
hadlv in need of new equipment
snurrad the American Locomo-
| tive stocks. The o m m o n ad-
vanced a point.
We'll ahead were U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem, American Telephone,
Carys'er Yellow Truck, Youngs-
town Sheet. Crucible Steel, Stand
ard Oil (NU, Texas Co., Ameri-
can Airlines, Du Pont, American
Can. Wooworth, Owens-Illinois, U.
| S. Gypsum, Homestake Mining, In
|temational Harvester, Montgom-
cry Ward. Kennecott, Goodrich,
|Dow Chemical, Westinghouse and
Eastman Kodak.
On the losing end were Santa
|Fe, Pennsylvania, Great Northern,
Canadian Pacific, Douglas Air
|rraft and Sperry.
It was what brokers term a
broad market. Of 846 issues
TRADED, 49l we're up, 1854 down and
|l9i unchanged.
Among curb gamers were Great
atlantic & Pacific, American Gas,
american Cyanamid "B", N. J.
Eznc. Niagara Hudson Power,
Sherwin Williams, Phoenix Sc
|curitieS and Pennroad. Glen Alden
|coal and International Petroleum
Slipped. turnover here amounted
Ito l24,O25 shares against 87,165
lIhe day before.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
GOVERNMENT
Treasury:
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-(P)-Sales,
closing price and net change OF the
Is most active stocks today:
Int Tel and Tel 6,80O-5s; up
~.
U S Steel Is, 700-51b; up las:
Stand Brands 10,700-4A; up a.
North Am c 10, 300-10N; up "a.
Am Cable and Rad s,soo-25s;
Canad Pac 9,90O-7; no.
Gen Motors 9,500-42A; up l.
South Pac 9,500-18; no.
Studebaker 8,200-6s; up ".
Chic and E Ill 7,900-4A; down
Ohio Oil 7,6oo-1o1z; up "a.
Radio Corp 7,600-3B; no:
yell Truck and c 1904; up
Republic p Steel 7,1ooLle1s; up y.
Socony Vac 7,1O0-9s; down rs,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
MRS. MARY THOMPSON

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Eliza Thompson, of 1913 South
Front strict, who died at 6 o'clock
Fricay morning at James Walker
Memorial hospital, will be held
today at 4 o'clock. Burial will be
in Bellevue cemetery.
Mrs. Thompson, age go. is sur
vived by her husband, W. M.
Thompson, 7 daughter Mrs. Car
ence Lewis, Wampee, S. c., Mrs.
Matte Brown, Leland. Mrs. Chel-
Ii Jacobs, Mrs. Doshie Shipman,
Mrs. Lottie Padnick, Mrs. Nettie
Mae Melvin, all of Wilmington,
and Mrs Wilma Lewis of Washing
to-, D. c.; three sisters, Mrs. J.
w. Clardy, '''ilr- 'ngton, Mrs. Nam
cy Killetts, E'innabow, Mrs. Lola
Hunter, Deland, Fla, two broth
MS. Frank Bellamy, Wilmington,
and Willie Bellamy, Oakhill, Fla.
Active pallbearers will be: FL
bert Todd, G. w. Murray, Herbert
Schoarl, L. M. Smith, Lutte Will
son, and Jimmie Herring. Honor
ary pallbearers will be: j. J. AL
len, Kelly Sellers, Victor Larleins,
Harry Wettig, DR.. Farthing, DR..
Barefoot, Earnect Watson, and Mac
Reynolds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-tRHWheat
No. 2 mixed tough 1.29.
Corn No. 2 yellow 1892; No. 8,
81 1884; No. 4, 80 10; sample
grade rs 1-2-77 IL; new corn No.
4, 1877; No. 4 white 100.
Oats No. l mixed So; No. 1 white
So IL; No. / special red heavy
81 IL.
Barley mating 84-1.04 nominal;
feed 53-56 nominal.
Field seed per hundredweight
nonial.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
THOMAS F. CLEMMONS

Thomas Franklin Clemmons, 73.
year-old carpenter Of Roanoke Rap.
ids, died suddenly about S o'clock
Friday morning at 124 Spofford
Mills.
Mr.. Clemmons appeared to have
suffered heart attack.
Surviving is the wife, Of Roa.
noke Rapids; two daughters, Mrs.
Grace Mooney Of Halifax, and Mrs.
Ruth Green of Wilmington; four
sons, George Clemmons of Roanoke
Rapids; Beaman Clemmons of the
U. S. Navy, Norfolk, Va. James
Clemmons of the u. S. Army, Fort
Bragg, and Robert Clemmons of
U. S. Army, Panama Canal Zone.
Seventeen grandchildren also sur.
vive.
Funeral services will be conduct.
ed by the Rev. James Stanley from
Prospect church in Brunswick coun-
ty at O'Clock this afternoon.
Burial will follow in the church
cemetery.
The body will stay at the Yopp
Funeral Home here until the time
to proceed to Brunswick county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
POSTPONEMENT

Because the Community Chest
"kick-off' program is scheduled
November II, the OCD plan to
present certificates to its men,
bers has been postponed to
Monday, November %, at 8 p.
m. The OCD program was pre-
viously slated on the same date
as the Chest drive begins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
BRYAN APPOINTED

Commander c. David Jones
Thursday announced the ap-
pointment Of w. B. Bryan,
manager of the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany, as chief of cOmmunica-
ti0ns for the New Hanover Citi-
Rivers was named to fill Bry-
ans former position as assist
ant chief of public utilities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
City Briefs

Nah Fulghum, of Is 1-2
Princess street, reported to po-
ice yesterday that as he went
TO remove his overcoat from
MS car, a shot gun which he
mad placed on the seat, became
entangled 18th the coat and
went off. Fulghum received a
serious wound in his left hand,
according to the report.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
NEED WRINGER

A call for an old fashioned
clothes wringer, for use at James
Walker Memorial hospital, was
issued Thursday by Mrs. Violet
Polvogt, one Of the supervisors
at the institution. Anyone wish
ing to donate a wringer, now
needed badly at the hospital,
Is asked to call Mrs. Polvogt
at the hospital or at telephone
1900 after 7:15 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
TIRES STOLEN

I. nj. Norris reported to police
Thursday that a tire and
tube was stolen from the
truck of his automobile while
it was being repaired at Mac
MILAN and Cameron's garage
here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
SERIOUS CONDITION

Bertha Blaney, negress, was
reported in q serious condition
in local hospital from wounds
received, according to police, in
an affray with her husband,
Thomas Blaney. Blaney, police
said, slashed an eight inch cash
across his wife's chest and in
flicted other injuries, using a
switch-bIade knife. He is being
sought OF a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
BILLFOLD TAKEN

j. Max Hendrix, Jr., of Ala
Orange street, reported that
a billfold belonging to him and
valued at $1,000 had been
stolen from a bureau drawer.
Later Thursday, the city police
department recovered the bill
fold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
FINDS BICYCLE

e. ]. McIntire, of 81S Mar
ket street, reported to police
Thursday that he had found an
abandoned LaFrance bicycle at
his home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
BICYCLE STOLEN

Richard Hewlett, Jr., of 311
Greenfield street, reported to
police Thursday that his bicy-
Gle, valued at SIS had been
stolen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
COUPE STOLEN

According to the city police,
black 1896 coupe belonging
to Grover Freeman, Ninth and
Castle streets, has been stolen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
ATTENDS CONyENTION

DR.. Mary J. Layton left for
Burlington last night to attend
the semi-annual convention of
the North Carolina Chiroprac-
tors Association. She will re-
turn on Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
CHICAGO BUTTER-EGGS

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-4R-Butter,
receipts 435, ,222; firm; prices as
quoted by the Chicago price cur
rent - -'-anged.
Eggs, receipts 8, 1854; firm; prices
unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
DEFENSE MESSENGERS

William Stewart, executive
secretary of the Brigade Boys
club and head of the messenger
service of Civilian Defense, has
announced that all persons in
the messenger group are to
meet at the Brigade at IL
o'clock noon on Wednesday and
proceed in body to the post
assigned them for the Armistice
day parade.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
N c. HOGS

.H5,iI'EIGH, Nov. 6-lPl-(NCDA)
a 's 3. markets steady with tops of
ocEy Mount. N'N 9''' - a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6-lR-
SPOT cotton closed steady As cents
bale lower: Sales 1894. Low
middling 1907, midd1ing 1882, good
middling 1877, receipts 1872 stock
279,9
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
POPPY DAY

OI T I UAI
Girls who plan to sell Buddy
poppies in Wilmington tomor-
row morning are requested to
meet at headquarters in the
Tide Water assembly hall at
Second and Princess streets
by 8 a. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
Quotations Furnished BY
ALLEN C. EWING AND co.
(Subject to Market Change)
FLOAT CRUISER

LONDON, Nov. 6-(P)-A Nor
wegian Telegraph Agency report
said today that the Germans, by
removing her guns and superstruc-
ture, had floated the 6,0OO-ton
cruiser Koenigsberg which was
sunk in the harbor of Bergen by
shore batteries and the
RAF April 9, 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. g. R -
Cotton futures closed steady IS to
As cents a bale lower.
Oxaara Ii oh n111 Glnna
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
N. o. COTTONsEED OIL

N. O. COTTONSEED OIL
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6-R-
Cottonseed oil closed steady. Dec,
JAM, Mch. and May 13.45b.
Bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Nail Ma||edb|e
Earns S306,713

CLEVELAND. O., Oct. IT,
National Malleable and Steel re-
ports for the quarter ended Sep
TENDER IS net profit of 1906, 713,
after depreciation and provision of
$599, 500 for federal income and
excess profits taxes. Net is equal
to SO cents a share on the 4S3 1861
shares Of capital stock.
This compares with a net profit
for the quarter ended Sept. 81,
1871, after provision of $751;, 500
for federal taxes, Of S402, 099,
equal to SO cents a share and with
a net profit for the quarter ended
June u. 1912. after provision OF
81, $40. 500 for federal taxes, OF
S265, 943, equal to IS cents a share
Provisions for federal income
taxes are based on the latest pub.
lished reports of the 1912 federal
revenue bill, the company stated
"a considerable part Of COM
pany's business Is contracted d.
rectly or indirectly with agen.
cies OF the United States gov
eminent. These contracts are
subject TO the laws regarding re-
negotiation until three years
after the termination of the
war. Any liability which may
arise from such renegotiation
cannot be determined at the
present time" the statement
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Detroit Produce

Michigan bu. crates u. 9
no 1. in min. unless otherwise
stated: Mcintosh. $50, cold storas'
stock. s1.75. rcd Delicious. 81; Jonsthans
81 7sdia5; i4-in. min. sl.iB; North
eru Spies, zi4-in min. 81 S59iso: 81
in. min. si.s5; suows. - i5e17S; VOL
Rivers. eoe 9si' Rhode Island Greeniugs
si.iB shiswassee. t101.1s; Baltwins
siqi.i5 Kinsf SIS.
AYocADos-Florida fat cartons ios
iss. 81 T5925o
BEANs-Bu. hampers: Virginia Blacb
Valentines. best. s5.75a4. fair So Bounti
fuls s77sa5. generally good 2.oo, fat
ItLIsa2: Mis.issipPi Black Valentines
BRUssEL SPROUTS - California y
xRTIcHoKEs - California bo1., ass.
cARRoTs-Los Angeles crates s-dor
benehes Arizona. IS; Utah, a.7o: Idaho
cELERY-cslifornia Pascal wire bound
crates. s,3h dol.' s4.aS; cub crates Il
cRlNBERRIEs--x barrel boxes Ms,ss.
I g s3.tos5So; %-barrel boxes
eRAPEs-csnf6rnia display tugs En-.
perors, So 25d7.35: Tokays, 50 "a. IS
81 SISSY ssgg y White in. Msi S $3.50 few
81. So Thompson sesdless. 81 20. fair tc
baskets csrds, ssd soc.
c. hETTnos Salinas d5 1Es' srs sos sGsa
s. best. SIS IS; Z doI.. generally good
ts.S LrrTvcEAohio dollhouse. lob
oFioNs--5o-re sacks: Michigan Y q.
No. Yeiiovs. medium. mostly 81 10; 10
Ii. sacks, IS a zoe: Sweet spanish, ain. anc
larger, $50; Utah Sweet spanish. Y. q.
No; /, s-' 70, 80. larger; ntoe 90; COLO Sd
larger. 81 so. New Mexico. az in. and
PEARS lug. Bsrti.tts. 100.
isss $50; OREGON box. Bartlett s.s. tsney
lns box. U. s. No. Bose. 80 New York
Bsrtietts. bu. bskts., u. 2. fancy. 2-in.
min. heavy to large sizes. s7.7s.
PRIMES tfr.shl-oregon, is-lb. Tugs,
Y. 8. No. I italians. 1902.
PoTAToEs-iO0-lb. SACKS; idaho Rus
set Burbsnks. U, S. No. 1. washed. S2.75
%. mostly .I5d2.eo: io;lb. eo!ton bass,
Chippewas and KatahdIns. Y. o. No. i
81 3692.3s; Green Mountains, s2f5: New
York Kstahdins, u. 8. No. 1. s2d210
Michigan chippevas, y. .. No, l., $40
AIS; Russct Rursis. mbmb u etaoiei'
mostly. 81; Kstshdins. U. 8. No. !
SWEET PoTlToEs-Porto Riean Vans
Louisiana ,a su erts y; g. No. !. $3.50
r,nn mr. b1 srts 81 ~. 0 NJ. .s0 49,. 80
bu. hampers u. =. No. ! Jerseys. sandy
soil stock. 81; red coil stock, y. co. Mary.
land Ooidsns, IN. bskts. ". 3. No. 4
81: 40 so. fair condition yi.7S.
". Q. No. I ripe ana turning, wrapped
exe and larger, $40 i0-Ib cartons: re-.
packs. tf.ss hothouss. slb. bskts. ohlc
medium 81 81.
RuTABAcAs - csnsds So-b. sack.
waxed, s5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Politicians Pay, Too

Officers. employees. and elected
officials Of all federal. state and
local governments would all be
subject to the victory tax, and to
the deductions each payday. This
includes members Of Congress,
President Roosevelt. and members
OF his cabinet.
The House also accepted a Sem
ate amendment permitting indi-
viduals TO deduct medical expenses
before paying taxes-a feature
adopted because of the heavy i'm
pact the new high rates will have
on the average taxpayer. The de-
duction, however. can only be TAXI
en- IL the medical expenses-broad-
ly defined TO include accident and
health insurance-exceed five per
cent OF net income. There Is an
outside limit of $500 for a man
who heads a family.
The House. however, refused 10
accept a Senate amendment ex-
enpting publicly-owned utilities
from taxes. II was adopted in an
attempt to help the securities and
exchange commission in its orders
TO public utility holding companies
TO divest themselves Of some of
their properties, by making Il
easier for municipalities 10 buy
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Wheat Turns
Upward After
Early Setback
Cereal We Higher at
Close; soybssns in Active
Demand. Gsinins a Cent

CHICAGO, Oct. II (INS).-
Wheat turned upward In todays
late dealings and closed as much
as &c higher after erasing cartier
losses ranging to &c. The early
break carried prices off to the
lowest level In more than a month.
Soybeans were in fairly active
demand following the recent sharp
break and advanced as much
as 1c.
Corn finished moderately higher.
oats steady and rye around a cent
higher.
At the close wheat was &c to
&c higher and at the high, with
December around SIPS. Corn was
&c to &c higher. oats steady TO
&c off. rye &c up and soybeans
&c TO &c higher.
December oats sold off moder-
ately early to 47lsc. new low for
the season, then recovered TO
477sc.
Cars inspected here. Wheat 63.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. IT tINs).--HoGs--Re-
ceipts, 5000: market steady; top. $3.50:
bulk, $i4.40 u 1910: heavies, e1A 50 p14.60;
mediums. Sil.l5 af475; lights, Sil 90 q
1870; light lights si49N:4 90; packing
CATTLE-Receipts. 1, 500; market steady.
Calves. recsipts, 1907 market steady; beef
tsso ysaTIIug, .i2sisso; Butcher e.t. e
bulls. $40 y 1850; calves. ss915.5o; feed.
ers, <edi4: stockers. steers, $40 6iA2S;
cows and heifers, Senf3
sHEEP-Receipts, $500: market steady;
lambs, s14d1475; common, Sf2n14: year.
iings, sl1.5o9l2.so; ewes, $44s; feeders,
PITTSBURGH
r1TTsBURGH, Oct. II CINs).-cATTLE
choice. si5ais; medium TO good. Si3gis:
common, sI0a13.5o: heifsrs. medium to
good. SIC. so 6i1.5o: common, 5000; cows,
medium TO good. Ss.5ods.25 Gamers and
cutters, S6ds.25: bulls, good TO choice,
sl2ni3; common TO medium, $s.50QlO.
HOGS-Recsipts. 100: market active "a
10 cents higher; 160-1sO lbs, si4.75nl4 90:
$50 200 ibs; y4.soai5; 2oo-22o lbs.
$3.50 ai5; 77o.25o lbs, sf4.7s915; $50
400 lbs, sit5odi4.75: 2eo-350 lbs, si4 IS
"a ioo.iso lbs. $3.50 Q145o; roughs.
sHEEP--Recefpts so; msrs.. steady "a
strons. Choice lambs. si37501425; me-
dunn 20 good, s11.751i225; common
lambs, s7gs; ewes. s595.5o; wethers.
cALvEs-Receip,s. IS; market steady.
Good TO choice, S1sf II; medium, Sif. 50
q15.S; culls and common, ss0l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Postwar
Credits
Approved

Continued from Page I'D
which they can cash in after the
war.
Taxpayers who have not paid
the tax-for instance lawyers and
doctors who live on fees-will sim
ply deduct the credit before pay
ing it.
The five per cent rate applies to
all income in excess Of 1924 q
year. or S12 a week, but II q hus-
band and wife both work. each
may take the 1924 annual credit.
A last-minute revision Of the
tax provided that fees paid to q
public Official would not be SUBJ
ject to the Withholding feature.
In other words, the citizen who
paid a sheriff or justice OF the
peace a 81 fee which under the
law became part Of the officials
income. would not be required to
hold out 10 cents and turn II over
to the government. The sheriff,
IL he also received a straight sal
airy, would have the regular five
per cent deducted from his pay
checks and, in addition, would pay
on his other income at regular tax
payment times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Farmers Market

IEuITs-Apples. Bsldwins. No. L sl.a'
! q so bu +; Delicious, No. 1, s2d2So bu.
No. ?, $3.50: Mcintosh. fancy. 81 ou.
ms No = siS aS Sa sn las f fsssS
81 so bu.: No J.. S1Fi2S: No. 2. esa
!5e; Jon.thsns. fancy, So bu.; No. 1
Grapes. No. i, 81 30 bu. No. 2. si.5oea
Pears, Kistfer. No. /. Mai25 bu.; No. .
1ss eu ES S2 $3.50 s9, s sS w:tis
LETTUCE AND SALAD GEEENs-L.si
No. I. l.z591 so bu.; No. ?, 81 Ro-
MAINE maine; No l. 7seaH os; No 2 soc
Endiys, No I. slal.5o bu. No. 2. Use
y, 7ocat1 bu. sorrel, No. 1. Ioe 81 bu
spinach. No. I. 81 bu No, 2, Ise
!. 7seat1 bu. Cabbage Greens. No. 1.
s 81 ehsrd. No. i. scs1se bu I''' "
;, vE w. s sMi's.lla9soys, :. :! ses,s
z, 7se. Be.t,. topped. fancy. 8 IS tu
a. s2.so93 eu. Cabbage No. !, 4oa eoc
Curly s1 E s:ss. s.eO N No ,oas, a. c sq
rot'. No. ], 500 eoe dog bch.. No; 2.
No. 4. soc 4 81. Is. No. z, e5c. cauinower.
. TS faasy. 10 ao1. sess No No. l. 8
root TS use s0e SS. 6 ST No no ss $50 doa
Sef Ror T:S1 No No 70 Sc s0 a.e ses s.s
Kohirabl, No. !. sos76c do1. bchs. Leeh,
No. 1. 6o9soc dcs. bchs. Onions, dry.
tsney. $3.50. co.lb, sack: No. :. $500
dos oe S 10 'Ie si'f Fck fspe 0uo nc
fancy. 81 5n-lb. sack: No. I, S. No. 2. 50.
Psrsnips. fancy. s1.75 bu.: No. 1. STA
$50. Curly Parsley, No. /. 3og SOC do1
SSS Peppers aSt No. S 9se Ssf s sS
Sweet. No. I. ti75ai so eu. No: 2. 75c;
No. 2. 55c: PimSn,O. No /, sl81.25 bu.
Potatoes, No. I. s7.25a2Sc ioo-lb. sack;
No. 2, sl.sopi 50. Pumpkins No. l. 80 q
e5e bu. R.dishes. Red fancy. sSe dos
hob Ss,,. No /. 7Ss No 2 .9e Ions or.
bchs Black Rsdishs,, No j. 81 bu, Ruts.
eags. No. l. 7scTs1 bu. squash. De
llcious, No. /. sSasoe bu.; Table Queen,
7Sc sa. Tcms s 81 i,ncy Il, peck o.s,
81 soa7 don bchs; Turulps. topped,
No. 1. TSc6si bu.; No. ?, soc. vegetables
EGGs-Larse. si6.Soaie 3O-doE. ease;
medium, si2.75ai3.50
PoULTRY-Live. hens. heavy breeds. "A
4Zbc ID legncrne, 70 12Acf nprtn gers, -
a ale ID. ieghorn. % a zee 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Oct IL CNsl--BUTTER-
Receipts t.45o tubs: market steady; extras,
% score 45ac: standards, 90 score cars.
t5c; extra frsts, 81 score, 45c: nrsts,
IS 90 score, l3A q SIC; specials, %
score, sea 4ehc.
Eoos-Receipts,- e.527 cases; market
steady; current receipts, sac; fresh ex-
ira firsts, 4Oh ale; firsts, 3sd3she:
dirtiss, 32He; checks, 2lhe,
CHEESE - Twins. 23a25iey daisies,
prints and ionghorns, 2sa2she.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Dow-Jones Closing
Stock AVERAGES
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK, Oct. IT CIrs).--rosus
sales today: &c.
stock Exchange stocks. 74s.zso shsrsss
bonds. 81 Sg0. 500. 80
Curb Exchanss stocks. Sa.s7s sAsrss
bonds, $3.50. 900
Big board sales throughout the dsy,
Open 10 III 100 ffe,eOo shar<s
IL 90 20 close ia $50 sharo1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
A WEEK In THE MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE following table scffv.
y on the New York Stock Exchange each day this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday
Previous days prices follow Hens. aver
ass run. zoe: ieghorn hens lbs up, 1se
cocks. 1f1f4c; rock sprinrsrs 2tc; roeh
broilers. f2sbe, all siIes: hen turkeys. y
ms up. zoe: tom turkeys. - lbs. up 7se
ducks. white. s lbs. up. ice; geese, young
lie
EoGs-Narke, firm Current receipts
etbe:' undsrsrades. ala d37te.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

October. December mad January. 'i5.e
unchanged
'ceilins level
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. Oct. IL ISs).--cssh grain
wHEAT-No. red. sia3s: s.mpi.
e ccsH nan a'ih yellow ~ ~ az isse No.
yellow. TTls e7ehc: No yellow, 7ss
67ahc; No. 4 yellow, 77he: No. 8 vel.
low, rec: sample grade yellow. 90 q 1ec
NoA white. si.o5h. New: No. yellow.
17h e7ee; No. yellow. sso7ie; sample
oATs-No. MIXED. 47Me; No. z
mixed, t1h case; No. white. N1fsLc
No white. 4ss.e. No 4 white. ~ q
43Ae; sampis grade white heavy. SIC:
No ] mixed heavy. CSC: No. red special.
Az dThe; No. red special heavy.
tshe, mixed srais. 4of.
wINNIpEG GRAN
WINNIPEG. Oct. II USsl whsst
closed unchanged today. oats unchanged
20 re of, barley &C to re on rye i.e
wHEAT1oeiob.r. sce safes: December.
okrs-oetos.r. 4s1,e bid: December.
Bi.c hid: May. Asae 5id
BARLEY-ostob.r so.s sLs December
RYE-oetober. safe BID December.
ssse bid May. 6sse.
TOLEDO CASH sRAIN
TOLEDO. O.. Oct II uNsD.-cssh grain
on track;
wHEAT-No , r.s. ssoeIsi
coRN-So. yellow. TsS 8Tehe
oArs-Ne z white. nb dtshe No. ,
whits. ts% n tstse
soYBEANs-So = yellow. aaiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Detroit Stocks

Sales. Including odd lots. 2.sof shfrSs.
Dividends va me foresr tng tabse ass 60
an,ounts Declared or paid 20 fnr this lgars
dad. boa accuGulations. ex-Ex -divt1en4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
CHICAGO
New York Cotton

I Clotinfs-November, 1910. nominal: jan
noriu.i; Sprn. isss rcr,rsii J1s. - 81
nominsi; August. 1887 nominal: septem-
her. ts.Ti, nominal.