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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Detroit Produce

ApPLES-Mchlgan bushel crates u e
No ! IA Inch minimum: Northern Spies
Delicious and steele Reds. fair to generally
good condition s2.25a2.75. Washington
boxes Winesaps extra fancy and fancy.
lo0s-i2os. s3.25a3.co; i3ss-is3s, $50
J rs.
BEANs-south Carolina bushei hampers.
bulk, Valentines. 81 rs; Bountifuls, $2.25
wax beans, 81. rs; Los Angeles bushel ham
pers, bulk Valentines. 81 asa so: Bounti-
fuls, s2.25; wax beans. fair TO good. s2.7s
cABBAGE-Mississippl Los Angelo,
crates. round type, 81 .eon21o fine quail
lily. s2.25n2.50: Georgia Ia bushel ham
pers. round type. si.35n SO.
CT ARR o T s-Calfornia, Los Angelo.
crates. dozen punches. $500 3.e5.
Arizona. 50 sou $50; small TO medium
sire. 81 asa $40; Texas Los Angeles crates
S.. $3.50: bushel baskets topped washed,
CAULiFLowER-caln pony crates.
II, and larger $40.
CELERY = Florida 1s-inch crates
, trimmed tops Golden Heart as.ios, 1913
AIS: Pascal 16-inch crates trimmed tops
few sales 81 and Is generally good. s2.t5
California cub crates Pascal. Sl.75.
CORN-Texas sacks yellow, 6-sA dozen,
81 50; white, dozen, S2.25
CUCUMBERS - Florida bushel baskets
including waxed stock fancy, $50: choic,
$3.50; large sire. slieers generally good
81 rs. plain" ordinary. 81: Texas bushe
G32s. 49, " '' -
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Icebsrs
type California salines district, ~ and Sc
S.25T so; ordinary quality and condi
ton. ,a.5ob2.7S; 8. fair condition. s2.25,
HOLSTER Section, ~ and SIS. 81 80 n 81
LEAF LETTuCE--ohto dollhouse, lob
oNIoNs-5o-lb. sacks T&as yellow Der.
mudas, u. s. Commercials and u. No
4, 81 251 40, mostly Sf.35. Crystal Whit,
Wax U: 2, Commercials and L. S. No. J.
SI.5oIl.T5. Jumbo Yellnws 81 35ni so
u. s. Commercials and L. 8. No /. 3-inch
and larger. N.75u i.so. to 3-Inch size
PoTtToss7loo,Is. sack. Idaho Ru...t
lob sacks 45c, i0O-lb. sacks uawashed
So sou J. so; Maiane u. s. No. 1 variou,
varieties, i00-lb. sacks s275m3, mostl,
80, !. showing trout. s2ss 'o;ie. PsPsI
gan u. S. No. Russets and chippewas
generally good condition. $3.50 New stock
-cslifornia U. 9. 10. Long Whites
ity N15ml.s0 i0o-lb. sacks 81. 2o1 525
fair So; Alsbsms U. S. No. i washed
Triumphs So, few s3.25. showing decay low
siS U 8 No. ! Long Whites So;
sTRAwBERRfEs-r Missouri 24-qt. crate,
Arenas 50 son ais; best mostly sa,7s. fan
condition 1928 kentucky 2.-at. crates
u. s.~No. ] 3lOa375; Arkansas 2i-qt
crates Aromss 50 So
SWEET PorAToEs-Porto Ricsn Ysms
las. wsxed 81 7oS rs: Tennessee een.r.
ally good quality bu. hampers 81 20.
TOMATOES io-lh. cartons repscks me
diums 81 80. 25-lb. repscks lugs 81 ohic
original dues Florida q. s. No 1 sxs and
9rEer green ripe and turning. wrapped
t2.7S93; Texas SKIS, tz.Ts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Mantle Club
Head, 4 Others
indicted by U.s.
rs Counts Charge
\ Violation Of Securities
Act and Mail Fraud

WILMINGTON. Del. May q
INS).-Hugh B. Monjar, national
president of the Mantle Club, and
four other persons were named
today in a Discount indictment
handed up by a federal grand jury
in the United States district court.
The indictment contained seven
counts charging violation Of the
securities exchange act of 1888:
II of mail fraud; and one count of
both violation of the act and mail
fraud.
Named, in addition to MonjaE
we're his wife. Mrs. Josephine T.
Monjar, Abraham J. Cook, John
Fenton Jones and Clement o.
Drew.
United States District Attorney
Steward Lynch said that the grand
Jury, post office inspectors, and
agents OF the SEC had the case
under investigation for several
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
.GOOdNeWS
From the
Factory
n, international New. seryios

MORE MOTORS - Bucks air.
craft engine plant in Chicago soon
will be a year and quarter ahead
of production schedules. according
to the management.
MORE SHIPS-A new navy pa
troll vessel which started life as a
private yacht but was converted
on the ways was launched at City
Island, n. Y.
MORE HONORS-Award OF the
navy "E" 10 Is more plants which
have qualified for IL by beating
production schedules or showing
unusual efficiency was announced
by the navy department.
STILL MORE STEEL-Another
steel plant TO bolster production OF
ships for the navy was opened al
Birmingham. Ala. to increase plate
output in the district so per cent
or more.
MORE SUBS-A new navy sub
marine, the l.. s. s Gurnard. will
be launched June r. at Groton
Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
BUSINESS
DETR0f1ga ks2sT1MES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Stocks RefIectinS
Postwar Changes

market months has been seek
ing to evauate shortun wartime vcssudes and the
effect of business profits but ii has also been rejecting
intellectual questioning of the shape OF things to come
postwar world
In this time Of quickened change the human
Imagination flows freely pessm questioning whether
Adam Smiths remark nation stand lot
Of
In attempting marketwise capitalize in security prices
and longem economic prospects, II Is pertinent 10
whether fashions
hold in Europe and IN Asia
The Brookngs Institution Washington d. C., has commits
stoned Dr. Arthur Mspaugh to make organized inquiry
the ne
presented his conclusions in volume entitled Democracy
and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Import
Balance
Up 46 Pet.

WASHINGTON. May u CUP).
United States import balance of
trade with the 20 Latin-American
republics increased as per cent
during the first quarter of 1912
over the same period last year, the
census bureau reported today.
This increase applied to mer-
chandise and gold and silver inn
ports. In merchandise trade, net
imports increased from $50, 000.-
900 to S73,0O0,Ooo, a gain of 81
per cent for the period.
Net importations of gold and
silver during the first quarter
jumped from SIS, 203. 900 to $751;
$4,000. In Mexico alone the
United States imports of these
metals increased from SO, 349, 900
to S34. 269,000.
Merchandise import balances
were particularly heavy from Ar
gentina and Brazil. Export bal
ances were largest in the trade
with Mexico and Panama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Merrill Lynch Broker
To Head Association

NEW YORK. May 27.-Armand
E. Fontaine, Merrill, Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane. has been nomi-
mated for the presidency of the
Association of Customers Brokers,
the associations nominating COM
mittee reported in presenting its
slate of officers and executive
committee TO be selected at the
annual meeting on June g. Allyn
c. Donaldson was selected for
vice president and Donald C..
Blanke was proposed for treasurer
and Douglas V. Ellice was the
committees choice for secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Stocks Move Up
In Continued 4
Dull Trading
Gains Run TO Point
in Johns-Manville
and Union Carbide

NEW YORK, May n uNS).-
The stock market moved upward
at the start today in continued
quiet dealings. Among issues to
gain about a point were Johns.
Manyille. Union Carbide ana
American Shipbuilding. Common
wealth and Southern preferred
rallied a half point.
Also improved were Chrysler,
General Motors. Consolidated Air
craft. Lockheed, International Har-
vester, Borg-Warner and Goodrich.
Montgomery Ward, Pennsylvania
n. r., Pullman. Du Point and Amer
lean Tobacco "B" opened behind
minus signs.
u. S. Steel, Bethlehem and Ans
conda failed to sell in the first ID
minutes.
CHICAGO, May u uNS). -
Wheat and oats opened &c to NC
higher today, corn unchanged.
WHEAT - July, $1.20h; Sep
tember. s1.22A.
CORN-July. 1915 q 8SAc; Sep
TENDER, 9OA m90asc.
OATS - July, SIC; September,
52h @52Ac.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Output
Even With 1941

Total consumption OF Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended May % was 80.56l 900
kilowatt hours. an increase of only
OF / per cent over the
&C. POI 90 kilowatt hours OF the cor
responding week of i94l and a
drop of 2 per cent from the previ-
Gus weeks total Of 2,247. 900 kilo-
watt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
40, $50, 900 kilowatt hours, = trac
tional drop from the 40,66o, 600
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing period last year and frac-
tional increase over the previous
weeks total OF 40,421. 900 kilowatt
hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
MARKETS
Lewis Heney
Scores Government
News Manipulation

stascay speaking there little change in the level of
Industrial activity last week. general the total net situation
to volume OF industrial output remains Of near-capacy
operations 1t ped by the steel industry where production
can't increase much because full capacity operations and can
decrease much because of needs
IL be admitted statistical OF
business has rounded off and but little above
the level reached Furthermore this Is about high
enough as shown by the the left wing social planners at
Washington backing from the scheme OF expanding
plant capacity at the governments
Certain people insisted that il business wouldn't build
steel mills other plants would Now
find production in most lines ample and forecasts OF plant
construction being reduced the political planners have
been In this least the business right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Order Building
Machine Curbs:

WASHINGTON. May n (UPls
The War Production Board to-
day assured control over the dis
tribution of passenger and freight
elevators. electric motors Of more
than one horsepower, industrial
fans, compressors and pumps, ana
certain other types of machinerys
The order does not apply 70 de.
liveries of repair parts worth les
than $1,000 for use in maintaining
a single piece of existing equip
ment. 1t also does not apply 70
deliveries of repair parts when .
causing suspension oS
operations has occurred. x
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
No Letup!
Coal Mines Hold 5-Day
Week as Orders Soar

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-Al-
though anthracite mines have been
five days week since
the middle of April. there is no
letup in demand. and coal is NOV
ing rapidly from mines to con-
sumers. With operators still at
least three weeks behind in deliv-
cry of certain sizes. Pennsylvania S
anthracite emergency committee
fixed tonnage for the week ending
May 30 at 1.201 800 tons, equal to
five days working time. This
marks the seventh consecutive
week OF five-day operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Cigdret Production
Gains 18th Month

NEW YORK. May 27.-Cigaret
production in April continued 10
set new high records, with the
months output rising 1.526. 6.570
cigarets. or 9.63 per cent, to IT.
379 $40, 2sD. This was the seven.
teenth consecutive month in which
cigaret production exceeded that of
the corresponding month OF the
preceding year.
The April gain lifted the total
production for the first four
months Of the year TO 70.526, SIR
470 cigarets. an increase Of 8,3o2,.
799, $50, OF over 10 per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Incre ased Production at Lower Prices

Turning strictly economic questions, Doctor Mlspaugh
said:
essence, problem Is always of In
production equitable distribution and
generally standard living but with the growth Of indus
critically inter-
extending its more and more
economic
nnu a whole Increased
compexity, and Importance
vicious circle Ii
to political democracy to be
enterprise system must NIX the
public In the sphere possibly
public activity To this end the
Hrst essential involved making the
the public interest and to the
&c ne satisfaction"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Price CEILINGS Had Lille Effect on Indexes

fixing cost-ofng basis went into effect last week
but there little effect price averages Cram ana
hogs and other foods The main
lack for grain particularly wheat
of large This would put the
price down without bloc has had to
general be said that the
temporarily but that important
decline
announced last week.
n take effect in the fall limited the larger
inventories This will put much
ON the staple goods
anticipated voluntary wage ad-
was announced the weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Gathers Surface Clean Of Optimism

the diagnosis and prognosis gather
thinks efficiency staby
be achieved in the democratic and that there is not
economic for giving the ordinary citizen the Du rush
under the guise OF Fascist Communist colectvlsm
OF strength and
the scholar attempts to
n inventory of the bull points
the Wall Street wailng wall, Doctor Mispaugh
points
writer unduly pessmistic about
The which the American people have met
confidence
Undoubtedly
Observation-Disclosures insure national safety
political freedom and economic progress
"One well recall educational plant and Its
leadership; the
science the popular imagination the number variety
nformatOn; widespread
rise Of popular
In
achievements with
efficiency both industry and public
principle exclude possibility
that administration In America fail because OF technical
deficiencies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Substantial Decline in Wholesale. Retail Trade

reality situation indicated emphasized by
the Department sales
showed slump last statistical week and apprec
ably year ago Wholesalers report unset
tied spoy condition OF new business pending cahcaon Of
desirable could withhold all such
reporting merely that business
policy however, apparent
last in breaking of the optimism short
manipulation propaganda 1t destroys
real confidence II promotes uncertainty
which II OF the main rei
anc OF he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
DIT ROT

CATTLE Receipts. 600. Slaughter steers
and she stock steady: bulls active. strong
half load good i.i24-lb. fed steers sl3.s0
scattered sales Si1. T3ml2.7S, with only
odd head common on coiored steers do~n
to tif: few shortfed heifers. fi7. Is: most
medium heifers eligible sio.73H IL; besi
cows tiOMl1; cutters. te.750sT5. can
ners. s7.25as.5o; few weighty sausage bulls
UP TO sii.75: an odd head strictly good
ton bull, si2; medium bulls. $40. 50 n II so
CALVES Receipts, 500. Steady; top and
bulk good choice veslsrs, SIS; common and
medium, tl0n1t.
sHEEP-Receip,s, $50. Hardly enough
sol dearly to establish market but under.
tone weak on shorn lambs; load good u
choice recently shorn fed lambs held abovs
si473: part load medium to good 7e-lb.
weights with No. pelts sold So: few
small OTIS. sit256 1850: few sales and
indications around SOC higher on slsushter
ewes, odd head choice shon lambs ur
Ito $3.50.
HoGs-Rec.ipts. 100: market not es,sb.
Iished early. Tuesdays close follows; 1so-
'sparingly around $50 is0-lb. lights. tl3.7;
n IL 30; bulk sows. si3.25g IL. 50; best light
weights, 1913.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May q uNs HOGS
ceipts II. 900: ioo lower: hoidovers 1000
top. slt.to; bulk. si4 20n 1888 hesvies
tit. iOalAto: mediums. st.isa 1870!
uEnu, tlJ. I'D " l3.JHs Iknl Ukutr, LON
a1t; packing sows, si3.7sa1tio: pigs
CHTTLE-ReceIpt. is. 900; market 10 &c
i5c lower. Calves Receipts 500; market
steady; beef steers choice, Si4ni6: me
dunn, si0114; yesriings, S10a1s; butch
ers heifers, sea 1928: cows, $50 - 4 so
bulls, So 50m1i.25: calves. $50 1880; feed
ers, 80. so n IL. so: stockers, steers. Si0u
IL; cows and heifers, IS. 25612.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 1000: market steady
lambs, $3.50 a 1928; common. si3H1t 90
yesrlings. 81. so q 1880; feeders, si2gis
ewes. t5ds.75.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, May ~ uEs).-CATTLE
Receipts, so market steady: steers,
choice. si3. 500 1850: medium 20 GOOD.
si2. sou 1928 common, SO IL so; heif-
ers, medium TO good. sii .o0n $50: com
mon, 50 no; cows. medium TO good, 81. SO
n $50: Gamers and cutters. s6.50ne.50
bulls, good 10 choice Sill so q 1880; COM
mon To medium. 81. 500 10.
HOGs-Receipts 900: f6O-1s0 lbs. sif. Is
di45s; 10000 lbs, sit,55h 1893; ZOO
2a0 lbs. sit.ssaits5 72o-2so ms. ST.. IS
/ ditsS: $50 2aO lbs sis.10fIt.35: 200
$50 ms. ti3 7S6 ia.i0: IOo.i5o ms. si2 50
! ait; roughs, ti2. 800 1880.
/ Receipts. 100; market steady
choice lambs Sif q ~ so: medium 10 good.
siI 50 % $50: common lambs $50 . ~. so
ewss. ssn q. 20; wethers $3.50 80.
4 CAivFs- Receipts, 1873 good - choice
tit1is: medium. fi7 IS o $50; eulls and
common. s79s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Lunding President
OF Jewel Tea Co.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Franklin
J. Lunding. executive vice presi-
dent. has been elected president OF
Jewel Tea Company. He succeeds
NJ, III. karker. who was elected
chairman of the board. John M.
Hancock was made head of the
executive committee and James NJ.
O'Connor was elected a vice. presi-
dent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

SAGINAW. May ~ tUPD .--Todsy's pay
nr prices 20 growers for beans
Pea beans. t4.O5. light red kidneys, 50
ark red kidneys. 50: yellow Eyes. So.
nc light cranberries, 50: CRC dark cram
erries 81 50.
wheat. s1.07ai0 %; oats fatse: rye,
10 SIC: six-rowed barley, 81 s2ni 81
Ickvheat Sis7Nt 40. corn, rs soc. soy
ans Sl.s5Di.5e.
prices furnished by Michigan Bean
-sfupanyl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad
reports for the four months ended April 80
net income OF 50. 5t5,i2 after taxes and
charges, equal 10 81 Sc q share on i.7os, 3si
shares Of capital stock, against a net In
come OF 81. T3T 1se or 81. 90 a share in the
first four months Of 1851.
southern Railway for the four menths
ended April 10 reports a net income OF
after dividend requirements on 900 600
shares of Seper cent noncumulstive pre-
ferred stock 10 50 IS q share on ,2es, 400
shares OF common stock. against net In
come Of -. 400. 522 or 81. az q common share
In the first four months OF ie4i.
Great Northern Railway for the four
months ended April 80 reports a net income
of Stes, $50 after taxes and charges equal
TO 20 cents q share on 2 .4ps a22 shares oi
capital stock. against q net loss Of 81, 3e5,
e3s IN the fret four months of 1871.
Pittsburgh screw and Bolt Corporation
for the quarter ended March 81 reports a
net profit Of 1895 s23 after depreciation and
provision Of 81 COS. 900 for income and eS-
cess profits taxes, including anticipated rate
increases 1he above net ~ equal TO ~
cents a share on 500 600 shares Of capital
stock. This compares with $3.50. $40 or 10
cents q share In the March quarter OF 1871,
when tax provision amounted TO s4ft.606.
Western Maryland Railway reports for the
four months ended April 80 net income OF
se672&3 after taxes and charges. equal 10
IS. rs a share on 1T, 40 shares OF per
cent first preferred stock on which unpaid
dividend Accommodations amounted to S13s. rs
on April last. This compares with $40.
SOS or A17 a share on per cent first
preferred stock in the first four months OF
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editos

Those in the know say that COM
pulsory savings in one form or
other is inevitable.
And all available data would
seem to bear them out.
Admittedly this months sales
are apparently going 10 exceed the
quota for May. but IL is we'll to
realize that the quota was only
600 millions.
If the May quota were carried on
Throughout a full year, il would
mean about 81 200, 900. 900 diverted
from the spending power of the
nation through the medium Of war
bonds.
That's good, but not good enough.
Estimates of the so-called infla-
tionary gap ranges from Is TO %
billions OF dollars.
Biggest problem faced by the
government is how to drain off this
income in way which would not
be ruinous to certain white collar
classes which have in no way bene-
fitted from the war boom. To say
that these people have not bene-
flied is TO put il mildly, because
in most cases they have taken
cuts" through a reduction in the
purchasing power of their salaries,
which range up to 20 to 80 per,
cent.
In some cases, their situation is
almost as bad as during the de-
preston.
/ talked with one Detroit execu-
tive yesterday, whose salary had
VIRTUALLY remained static since the
start of the war, and he estimates
that initiation has cost him $1,000
TO date.
His fixed obligations are such
that. superimposed on proposed
heavy taxes. 10 per cent forced
saving would be ruinous. He
wasn't complaining either and his
patriotism is above question. He
was merely stating facts.
The same situation can apply to
white collar work - skiing only
SIPS month. It's Sgh problem.
From the American Institute
of Accountants comes the an
nouncement that two Detroiters
have been honored by that I'M
portant group.
Perry j. Reynolds, who has Of
fices In the Penobscot Building,
was elected q member and Ken
meth p, Mages, Ernst & Ernst,
was elected institute associate.
Because Of the unusual SINH
larity of names, I checked with
Norbert Mages, assistant chief
accountant of The Detroit
Times, and learned that Kenneth
Mages is his brother.
With pardonable pride, he told
me his brother graduated from
Marquette University In 1885,
was n member Of the Wisconsin
Society Of Certified Public Ac-
countants, and Is bound to wind
up one OF the top men In his
field.
Adding 10 our rubber worries is
the problem of supplying Russia.
Although in 1889, the Soviet pro-
duced $4,000 tons. or Sc per cent
OF the worlds artificial rubber. she
still doesn't turn out enough to fill
her war needs.
Russia repeatedly upped her
dandelion rubber acreage $50 per
cent this year in addition TO send
ing seeds to this country.
However. American cars will be
idle so that Russian war machines
can roll against the Nazis this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Name Cotton Broker
To TRANSPORTATION Post

WASHINGTON, May II CUP).
Edgar 3. Stern, former presi-
dent of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange. was named chairman Of
a new transportation committee
set up by the War Production
Board to recommend preferential
movement of materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Farmers Market

AsPARAGUs-Fancy si25Di 40 Dozen
lunches; No. i. soc1 10; No. 2. $50
u zoe
BEETs-No. /. as eOc bu. 7sa soc do,.
punches No. =. soc
cHIyEs-No. 75assc dozen
EGGs-Large. 500 1880 30-dozen case
medium. So n q so.
HORsE-RADIsH-No I. S21250 bu
LEXIS No 1. 75c n 81 dozen punches.
LETTUcE-Hothouss, No. l. 500 soc
MusTARD-No. /. 90 n zoe bu.
oNIoNs.Green, No. /, 5Oa zoe dozen
PARSLEY i. soc dozen punches
Saliva. sl.25 nat Geraniums, s3@325 IA
pot fat. miscellaneous flowers 81 fat
miscellaneous vegetables. 75casi nat
caulnower. 75cm$l fat.
PoTAToEs-No. l. sl.4oai.eo bu.; No.
PoULTRY-Live. hens. heavy breeds.
2tu 26e ID. leghorns, 81 II 23e: hroilers,
heavy; 2sm zoe 10 ileghorns: ESQ 27e
punches; No 2, soc; Long White, No. /,
s5c dozen punches
RHUBARB-25a 35c dozen punches.
soRREL--No. l. 500 75e bu.
sPINACH-No. 1. son 75c bu.
TURNIPs-No. /. 500 s5c doI. punches.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May 81 INs) BUTTER
down. extras. az score. 80 acl standards,
90 score, cars, 36isc: extra hrspt 81 score.
sac. hrsts. $3.50 score, 3ls,a 35f,e. spe-
cisls % score, $40 37isc.
EGGS Receipts. 80. tie cases: market
steady Ia &c up; current receipts, 2ehc;
extra hrsts 3id31ize; fresh hrst, sou q
31c dirties. 2sifc; checks. 2Ti1c.
cHEEsE-Twins, 2iifg2ine; daisies,
prints and ionghorns, 22i4 d22hc.
LIVE POULTRY--1rreeular. TURKEYS.
1sT ale: hens isI 7tc leghbrn hens. l3H
zoe. sprinEsrs. asa 3oife; hroilers, 73if o
7eisc ROSTERS. i3d lee; ducks. II o lsc
geese, seize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Shakespeare Co.
Again Pays 10 Cents

Shakespeare Company has de-
clared a dividend of 10 cents pei
share, payable June 10 to holders
of record May %. Previous pay
ment was 10 cents share or
March 1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Gas Sales Here Top I94I

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company reports gas sendout in
the week ended May % totaled
435, 1881 900 cubic feet as against
3S6. ass, 900 cubic feet in the like
1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens average run. 22e;
leghorn h,ns. 2 lbs. and up, 20c! cocks
IL . i4c rock sprinsers over /. lbs. 30c
rock nroilers, 2is 10 4 lbs, 2sc leghorn
hrcilers. Is ms. up 72o old tom turkeys.
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