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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Detroit Produce

ApPLEs-Miehisan eu. crates u. =. no.
I, 7H-n MN. unfsss othtrwise stated
Cold storage stock; Mcintosh, Si.s51 .. 10,
E'Enssr Hyo s.GS py 1s pss,?s r.sss
fsisnd Greetings. sI.soa i-ss: Baidvins.
:, Common ,s,.s. sSr,h ,g s sgy,
west Greetings. 81: New York hu. crates
NeIntosh U. s. No. i. 2h-in. mia. SIS
hvocADos - California fats ruertes
1s-9os, $7isqzio; fair quality. si.soT
BEANs-Fiorida bu. hampers: strIngie.,
wax beans. san 80, fair $3.50: Tender.
greens, 81. few s7.2s; lima beans. s3.7'
~sRoccoLI-Pony crates Arisons, -. so;
caiifornis. ysas56; Texas. N7564so.
or1ms siTta5: crates. s575St.
cABB.G -; 3 rss IL. Ansss sr s..
Los Angeles crates round. $3.50; Michigan
30 10. sacks Danish. si.fo
s.>7s, best, s525n $50; extra Isrs,, 81. so;
California. S.7555. best s.75; Texas
ooz, s. as; Z dor. s..
larger. Arizona, s2.s5; California. s2.aSg
ScyEr.rRY-FIor,da lain. crates Golden
Ht. 80. s. ssGs ss. nii sSs,ss "a.
cal 3.4s 425: California Pascal. sturdy
crates 2-3s. s475: i6-in. u crates SIS
s2; Golden Hear is-in. u crates. 4-ios,
GRAPEs-canfornis display Tugs EN-.
perors. $5.7Sat; Ribiers, African pack
|NiTTTucE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg.
ARIZONA Yuma District. 4-doz., IS. 80:
.s-don., Ss.T5: California Imperial Valley.
I-do1 Ss25Ts.5o; 5-doz., Ss.75.
LEAF LETTUcE--Hothouse lob. bas-
tsts ohio, 81. 70; few n4'; 1919, c.u
farnis wonsers, ss.75n7.
ON1oSs-5o-ib. sacks. Michigan U. 3.
No. 1 Yellows. medium, si.73m i.s5; 50 g
7-inch and larger. $50; poorer as low
sweet spanish u. s. No. 1 3-inch and
larger Michigan, 81; Colorado. Las; Idaho,
PortToEs-loo-ib. sacks, U. 8. No. I.
assGs.so; io-ib. sacks. ssc: Maine va
Ny,ous varieties 2-inch minimum, 81 90 n >:
h.st mostly 81: Sob. sacks. ti.50; Mich.
sSn Chlppewas, s2.e0fz.75: generally
good. s. So i Ro'', Mo RS,s' $40 vR1 m
psper sacks, 30; i5-lb. paper sacks
sae. New stock Florida bu. crates u. y
No. washed Triumphs. t7.73n7.3o; SIZE
p. ,lsoa1;. Fort Mye ss Section U. D.
sHALLOTs-Louisians barrels, ~. ~
s.75; crates s., $50: So, $50.
sPINACH-Tsxas bu. baskets. fair &c
r' ssdT;RswBERKrEs = Florida Missionary,
n. mini crates, SeHe.50.
aWErT POTATOES - Louisiana bu.
~rstss. Porto Rioan Yams, u. 3. No. I.
s5.75d3.3s; generally good, Sis; fair,
TINcERINEs-rlorids as bu. boxes,
sonbIhation trade, all sises, 81. IS.
TOMATOEs--i0-Ib. cartons repscks, me-
ttum, s2.iO12.ls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Housing
Awards
Let Here

Awarding of contracts to build
SIG more prefabricated family
dwelling units in the Detroit area
was announced In Cleveland by
Carleton F. Sharp. regional d.
rector of the Federal Housing
Authority.
Charles Edgecomb, director-sec-
rotary of the Detroit Housing
Commission, reports that the
homes will be constructed on a
site at Coolidge highway and Wis
ger road and will be used TO house
Great Lakes Steel, Great Lakes
Engineering and Ford Rouge
workers.
The contract went to Kuhne
Simmons Co. of Decatur. Ill, for
1,890,572 and the site improve
ment and installation of utilities
was awarded the A. w. Kutsche
Co. Of Detroit for 1888, 800.
Edgecomb said that this Is the
third such contract awarded for
this area, the other two sites
being located at Dix and Powell
avenues and Hoover and Seven
Mile road for 372 and 670 homes
respectively. Work on these sites
is already under way, he said
The entire greater Detroit prof.
ect will eventually embrace TO-
47S units of which more than 1900
more will be located in Wayne
County, according to Edgecomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
4-Poinf Squirt
In Cocd-CoId
Features Trade

NEW YORK. Jan. % (INS).-
The stock market continued de-
pressed today, although support
again developed in late dealings
and a number Of specialties dis
played independent strength.
Outstanding was a runup Of
more than 4 points In Coca-Cola
to new 1929 peak, just under
par.
Also featuring was demand for
Yellow Truck and Coach and a
drop in General Motors, on news
the latter was taking over Yellow
Truck. The opening block in yell
low Truck was for 5000 shares at
|15A, a new 1942-43 peak, up INC
from yesterday.
Utilities were again active, with
several reaching new tops, includ-
ing Consolidated Edison and North
American Company.
A few rail issues gained ground,
but the general bond market held
with narrow limits.
Among the stocks to slip frac-
|tionally were Bethlehem, United
States Steel, Chrysler, Anaconda,
American Telephone, United Air
craft, Montgomery Ward, United
States Rubber, Westinghouse Elec-
trio, international Harvester and
Southern Pacific.
United States Gypsum dropped
more than a point. Bucking the
trend for modest gains were Gen.
eral Electric. National Distillers.
Sears, Roebuck. American Car and
Foundry and Continental Can.
Curb issues were generally
higher In moderately active trad
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Coating for Wire

Industry will use nylon paint
brushes and a hundred variations
of industrial brushes. hard and
soft. Tough nylon films can be
used for the vacuum packing OF
dried foods. Wiring for motors
ard magnets can be automatic
ally given an insulating rylon
coz-.g CT ire rate OF nearly a
me- 4 m.cLr@.
A--+oug- -a-s =.ace--A toA.c
rs est texr..e ut~ - .cs.ecy
beciLse Z 80 y.e r--eag-. Arc
e.att.e.ry neece1 % .ep.ace s.-x,
z IS ecgs...y gooc 20: a.e c.otA.
y IT. -ubbe-y FERNS Z also
probably can be used for
wonen's corsets and foundation
garments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Helped Organize Club

Chris was always ready TO lend
a helping hand TO a younger
member of the writing fra
ternity. He helped organize the
Off-the-Record Club. which at
one time or another has had
every top man In the industry
as its guest. The club met Tues
day night just as death wrote
"30 to Chris's career and life,
adjourned sorrowfully.
Yes, Chris Is gone. No longer
can he sit In corners with the
Alfred Sloans. the Alvan Mac
auleys. the c. Z. Wilson's, the
X. r. Kellers and other leaders
Of the industry. talking about
early days. what Is going on.
what lies ahead.
But somewhere In another
world where II Is always new
model time, he will be strolling
about. peering under shiny hoods
Of angels chariots and telling
them how II was in the old days
Of the Clidden Tours and Van
derbilt Cup races. His Valhalla
will be peopled by the pioneers
whom he inmortalized in his 40
years of writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Proud Of Contacts

Chris was known to and knew
every top man in the automobile
industry for the last 40 years.
He was one Of the familiar
figures at press previews. It was
he who planned many Of the
stunts at parties. His red check
cred flannel shirt was known 90
the "preview shirt" He would
not attend q preview without It.
Chris loved his work. He was
proud Of his contacts with every.
one In the industry he had seen
grow from initial stages to the
peak In 1871. when the war
finally caught up to II and halted
II completely. To the last Chris
protested that auto production
would never be stopped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Joe Public has a pleasant sur
prise in store for him when
nlyon comes home from war.
When this useful little chem
ical formula-which was well on
the way to making hosiery his
tory before 1t hit the chutes
Observation-Disclosures to civilian
life 1t viii come to market In so
many new forms that more
often than not il will not even
be recognized.
The Wall Street Journal car
ries an interesting article which
tells some of the new uses TO
which II will be put and also
some Of its new and novel prop
critics.
Continuing laboratory explora-
ton OF nylon is revealing it as
the most versatile of modern
synthetic raw materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Grew Up With II

We who write about the auto
mobile industry, as II was and
as it will be again some day
come peace. will miss that tall,
shuffling figure with its crown
ing shock of gray hair liks
the plume Of a knights helmet.
He was our guide and our men,
tor, with all the lore of the
trade at the end Of his tongue.
Chris grew up with the auto
mobile industry. He nurtured IL
as he wrote about II. His book,
written laboriously but lovingly
and proudly. Who, Met" Is an
anthology Of II. Asked by
younger writers something about
the history of the industry,
Chris would give the answer and
then add:
$50 my book. I've got II al
In there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
WHY'S Plant
Wins f Flag

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 28.--In a
colorful ceremony at the end of
the assembly line. where thou
sands of Jeeps have started their
Journey to worldwide battle
fronts, Col. Harold Reedall, chief
Of the war departments Cleve-
land ordnance district. today pre-
scented the 'E" Aag to Joseph w.
Frazer, president Of Wi,lY-Cwer-
ARC Motors. :,
Eou: c1..2say workers '-.ts a:
Aggregate es.o.oJ.sear q. s.6
yeA-s received r.e .Ipe. res !.
be.A.ss o. I.ouslcds 81 fellow
workers .-o.s -. Commando. w.
e. Neasharn, unit! recently naval
ordnance inspector at the plant.
Ward M. Canaday. chairman Of
the board. and Richard r. Gosser,
regional director of the UAW-
Go. lauded the assembled work
ers for their accomplishments, de-
scribed In the letter of Under.
secretary Of War Robert p. Pat
terson as more than seemed
reasonable or possible year ago"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
NaSh-Kelv.
Earnings
$654,93l

Nash-KeNinator Corporation for
the three months ended Dec. 81,
1912. the first quarter Of its fiscal
year, reports net profit Of 1884,
931 after provision Of LIS, 600
for normal income tax and proper
t;orate reserve Cor year-e3d ex-
cess pros:t tax. To- tie comparable
pe.od @: TIE preceding Jear, tee
Corporation reported cer 1co-r o.
I55iS. SIS are: pcr.s.o: o. 80
coo .oe -acoc.e a.S excess pcoe'
taxes.
A. directors A.d oG.ce.S ve.e
reelected a. TIE Annual meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Urge u. S. Units Adopt
Advanced Accounting

double standard OF morality government officials
standards themselves
expected to follow
course proddng which federal government has
given private business the last 30 since the income
introduced has enormously improved the quality
accounting Businessmen know vastly about costs than
they formerly did The SEC carried the proddng further
insists securities distributed
among investing public Thus it
executives and
of corporations to call independent
audit their figures and certify their authenticity
But do similarly these
advanced accounting their receipts expend
federay owned corporations similarly faunt the
rules regulations promulgated SEC for private business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
TabuIa+ion Conforms Closely TO Original Data

his audit Mr. Tucker to be unable certify to
the accuracy and authenticity of the published figures
On, the contrary, he says:
distribution families published by the NRC
purporting
the statistics
differed widely reflected the result of
numbers $1,000 and under 250 The here
original data, but still
$3.50 especially
Of individuals In
1855 based inadequate largely In less
Checked federal
have overstaed the numbers
$500 $780, The abuton perhaps still does
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
No Independent Audit by U. S. Agencies

In addition there independent audit Of the figures pre-
ing the total economic life of the people.
And propagandsts the official figures
that they accurately photograph the realities Thus
of bad figures compounded into appearing in textbooks
articles public discussions for a generation.
In the spirit Of David fighting against Goliath Rufus s. Tucker
satstcan pits his personal skill at compiling and
interpreting economic figures against that of vast hordes stats
tcians roll With the facilities at his dis
posa audit published figures The direction
infinitely useful but foundation should
augment the staff with which he works.
In trpate study Mr. Tucker undertook to audit the figures
distribution 1885 by national
committee figures have been widely used to point
that
likewise
group less exclusive club than commonly supposed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Toured in WhssIehair

Z. Ire last yeas, however, Is
friends saw k!sa begin 70 fan.
He made plant tours but would
usually 60 only a. far as the
first executive Office where he
would sit down end walt for the
party to wind up.
Everyone remembers Chris's
tour" of the Chrysler arsenal
when 1t was first opened. Taking
a look at the vastness Of the
huge plant, he said:
"Get me . wheclchair.~
And Chris was wheeled I'M
periouSly through the arsenal
by q couple Of press agents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Auto
Graphs
Chris Sinsab aueh
Mourned by Greats
Of Auto Industry
BY sILER FREEMAN

Chris Sinsabaugh has met
last deadline. True to the new
paperman's tradition, Chri
wrote his final column
Sparks" for last Monday
Automotive News OF which nc
was editor for 10 years.
Somehow as Chris wrote that
column, he knew It would be his
last. He tossed his final. gallant
def at the Grim One bending
over his typewriter:
Tn Is years / have never
missed a deadIine and / won't
until the red light Is against
me-" ~
Tuesday night, the red light
was up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Amer. Home Produds
Ids 10 HOLDINGS

NV .Ofk. jar. 2c-A.ey.-
"a. EoEe Products Corporation.
Plans TO Acquire by March TIE
capital stock OF Ayerst, McKenna
a. Harrison. Ltd. In exchange for
"a. 900 shares of its own capital
xtock and $4,000. Ayerst, Nc
Kenna q Harrison manufactures
biological harmone and vitamin
and other pharmaceutical products
principally in Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Need New Plants

How long II will be before
these various new forms Of nylon
will appear on the market is
hard TO say. Many applications
will require exhaustive indus
trial testing.
Much greater plant capacity
both for making the basic ma
terial and for making various
semifinished forms will have to
be built. Existing plants could
hardly supply the hosiery indus
try after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Writer to Last

II Is well to record that Chris
did to the last what he loved
best His final public appearance
was Just eight days ago. at the
Detroit Athletic Club, where
Cadillac celebrated It's award of
the arniy-navy z with q dinner.
Chris sat talking with Don
Ahrens, general sales manager
of Cadillac. His last column was
based on this chat.
Where Chris has gone. you can
bet he Is sitting with some auto
mobile man, still talking shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
GIN Makes 0ffeI
To Buy Out
Yellow Truck

General Motors Corporation and
Yellow Truck and Coach Manufac-
turing Company announced today
that an offer had been made by
General Motors Corporation to
acquire all the assets of Yellow
Truck and Coach Manufacturing
Company.
The offer proposes that the
assets of Yellow Truck shall be
acquired in exchange for common
stock of General Motors, which, in
turn, will be distributed by yell
low Truck to its stockholders in
exchange for their stock in that
company.
DIRECTORS APPROVE
According to the offer, holder
of one share Of Z per cent
cumulative preferred stock of
Yellow Truck will be entitled
to receive Of shares OF the
common stock of General Motors
and a holder of three shares of
the Class B or common stock Of
Yellow Truck will be entitled
to receive one share of common
stock of General Motors. II is
made a condition of the offer
that it be approved by two
thirds of the issued and outstand-
ing preferred stock. two-thirds of
the issued and outstanding Class
B stock and all of the issued and
outstanding common stock of
Yellow Truck. This means, In
effect, that the offer must be ap-
proved by a majority of Class B
stock not owned by General
Motors.
The directors of Yellow Truck
at a meeting held today approved
the submission of this offer to
their stockholders at the annual
meeting to be held on May 13.
WILL VOTE DIVIDEND
The offer provides that pending
the approval Of the stockholders
of Yellow Truck of the proposed
Of assets. Yellow Truck
may declare and pay regular divi-
dends on its z per cent cumulative
preferred stock and may for the
quarter ended March 81, 1913. de-
clare and pay a quarterly dividend
on its common and Class B stock
in an amount not TO exceed Is
cents Per share. TIE Offer con-
templates that n TIE event the
stockholders o. ye-loS' -r-cx sp-
prove TIE G-.los--.oa O: Us asses
t.at cc.pa.y s1y d&c.E-s s.6
psy = fpec.A t.H6s:d Q: :. -,
s,i.e 70 =: co......os A.c S.aSs z
stocxSo.ee.s prior % ire coasu..-
nation OF TIE ACQUISITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Yellow Truck Dividends

At meeting Of the directors Of
the Yellow Truck and Coach
Manufacturing Company today. q
dividend of Sits per
share was declared on the CON-
pany's per cent cumulative
preferred stock, payable April !,
1913. TO stockholders Of record
March IL. The directors declared
dividends Of IS cents on the COM
pany's common stock and q
cents on the companys Class b
stock. payable April i. 20 stoclss
holders Of record March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Gas Sales Here Soar

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company reports gas sendout data
for the Detroit district in the
week ended January %, totaled
300, $4,000 cubic feet. against
606. 737, 900 cubic feet in the like
week a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Double Entry Bookkeeping SeIf-Checking Process

1.-THE NRC units Gar removed from
original probable facts that e highly
unlikely drawn q, Unless sce7ustey
ote. evidence Sova TIE s1Se o: cc.e
pubic po.c. .E-tssr ecoxozo
s.a =. sNos tie stsces sle16y oCb.sSnc relr-g
: :sc;4d 2s,css"
so. G. audited oa s-atsyss -.e:e ~. se
.g re O. people o. - o: double
national bookke which sechecxng process
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Wheat
Irregular
At Close

CHICAGO, Jan. % (INS).-
Wheat futures held within a mar
row range today with the market
backing and filling in sluggish
dealings. May moved up to S1.39h
from Sl.39. Final prices were &c
lower to nc higher.
Corn and rye finished unchanged
to NC higher. oats &c to Ac up
and soybeans nc down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW. Jan. ~ tur). -redsy's pay
ing prices 20 growers for beans:
Pea beans, s5.25: light red Kidneys. IS:
dark red kidnsys IS; c. n c. yellow
eyes. s6.z5; G. r.. c. light ersnbsrries.
Wheat. tl.fifIt3: oats. So sac; rye,
70T 77e: sfx-rowed barley, u.T7af so
euekwhest, u.sH7; corn, s3dsos; soy
Prices furnished By Michigan Bean CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Farmers Market

rRyIrsnAppl.s; B.idvtns. No !. na
no. !. si;7sga; No. 2 $3.50: Mein,osh'
No. i,es;ix &C or..H S fancy aS' SIS, Is;
fancy s,iss Gs ss No s't T. si,e ss a.
No. ?. asessi; s"9xs' fancy: M.s' bu.
thans, fancy. 81 su. No. j. s7sai.7s:
No. :, 75c: steeie's Red, fancy. - Blu.
No. I. sl.25al.73
french Endivs. fancy. 81 o-lb. box; No. !,
VEGETABLES, MIsc.-B..ts. topped.
No. I. Slgl.oo eu-; No. 2. T5f DOC. Cab
s s.s' c. ss i sas s,i sH s6 Ne 5Ss
4: No. 2. yi7s. Carrots. topped. fancy.
s2.a by No. !. s,.':g2; No; = si6l; IS.
$50. Hof:.-rsdish. fancy. s. p sa.; No No. !.
suaens: osssa: ers s. fancy G s sSisH
i.ss No. No. s1sas,i No su = No! a &
sa.; No. !, Il Potatoes. No !. "a a. % % ,
$50 ioo-is sses; No. 2: ,o9Lso.
suness: s Ssss"o s:Al.s SOC f0s ss
RhuSsrs. dollhouse. fancy. 7oaTse SID.
boz; ehoiee. SOC: snail. 81 dol. bvnehes.
r.. s..:., No 1,,.. Dsssn Nd sH No IN
Hubbard. No. !, 81. so9L1s; No. 4, Use.
Tomstoes. hothouss. No. 4. s7s04 7. so s-Io.
basket. Tnrnips. topped, No. !. Nm1.5o
sp. vegstsss oystsrs. No. !, 7se6si don.
punches.
:, ESos-L .;ss;, M'sn 'o-do'en case;
POULTRY-Livs, hens. heavy breeds, 20
n <7c 10. isghorns, asa use; springers, ~
y S5c To-: ieghorn, 37e use u.
HOCs-Dressed, medium, 3o1 3oc 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Jan. IS (INsl.-BuTTER-
Receipts. f.o55 tubs: market steady.
Extras. "a score. csc: standards. 90 score
nrsts. $3.50 score. Aat ave.
EG0s-Recsipts, o, +3s cases; market
steady 10 Ne ole Current receipts. ~ Nc;
fresh extra hysts, 37W37he: fresh nrsts,
3sk 3eSe: dirties. 32Nc: checks, 81 &c.
LIVE PoULTRY-Harket steady. rur-
keys. 7sH35c: hens. 779 acc: lsghorn
hens, AN lac: brofiers, 34h n sac
springers. TN q 33hc: ROSTERS, Is q isc
ducks, 10 q 7ee: geese. 75c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Livestock Markets

cATrLE-Rsesipts $50. Little done on|
laughter steers and heifers. heifers very
s.,s s s:'I s. :sps u e y
|undertone weak ON all grades steers and
hesfsrs: cows steady st the weeks decline Il
bulls less active. scattered sales steady to-
yi4.5o. medium grades eligible 3.Ts6
1.15. few common hight on eolorsd steers,
yf1-0o: medium grade heifers quoted $3.50
acwnwsrd: medium and good sssf cows
10. edd head good sausage bulls SfavS.
strictly seed quoted to HAS. medtun buusl
sii csIvS sia isaS ,so. 49,. ...,.
veaiers steady at mostly 3l7.so, eomnon
and medium grades dull. weak 20 B0c
lower a. Si3Tis.5o. mainly SIS down.
81. Hocs-Rssslee.. 600; ssssssrs :saiias
veights and other classes open steady: bulk
fS0- %0o-fb. butchers, $3.50 Hi5. 20: paskass
choice Soo-ib. weights. $3.50: few early
s.., s:sr. :Ss s: :s,n: :, is' ~:
sHEEP--Rsesipts 500: market steady,
good 10 choice fed native lambs Sla15a
,e.ns 1's ssss .sc to SOUNDS mos
eui and common light throwouts $50
siaushter ewes quoted Ss1s.so. according
70 grade.
CHICAGO. Jan. rs tINs).-HoGS-Rs-
ceipts. n. 900: markets Zoe to 1sc higher:
top. $3.50; buiks. Sf5T1515: hsavies.
s1sffs7 mediums. SIS 1o1Is DO; lights.
SO. 1850: light lights, 3fA151i5 IS:
packing sews. si+.5o 1870: pisa Si39lt.
CArrLE-Rsesipts. 1000: markst steady.
Calves: Receipts: roo; n.rhet steady. Beef
IS: yeariings. sii.se1is.so. Butchers:
Hsifers. sfoa 1850: cows. soCis. 20: bulls.
SO. so n 1A5o: calves. 1911: feeders, $40
y i31s; stockers, o.soa1t cows ana
hsifers. e2I2.s0.
sHEEP-Reeeipts. 10. 900: MARKET steady;
lamhs, Sian 1s.es: common. S1sa u; year
iinss. si7.soTitoo; feeders, Sf3t i4.s
ewes, S6Te.3s.
rrTTsUncM
PrTTsBURGH. Jan. a. tINs).-CATTLE
Receipts. rs; market steady: steers.
si4.5oT15.25; common. sfzTiA15: heif-
ers, good TO choice. s1f.15; medium to
good. tft. so " IL: common. SsT II. 50: cows.
good 70 choice. s1f.so1 II 50: medium to-
good. S1oT1f: tanners and cutters. 81 To-
.; ouifs. good 10 choice. sftTf IS: common
to medium. sioa13.T5.
HoOs-Recefpts. 800: market active. Toe
higher: 40 10 $50 lbs. s1s1fs.i0: 49,
200 ibs., SIS g1s.io; aeo 10 i7o Ms. sisa
7oo lbs. si5.ToRis; 400 20 $50 rs. SIS. IS
nis: 70: 100 to $50 lbs. siassntsss:
roughs. si4Tft.ra
GHEEp-Rseeipts, $50: market steady
choice lambs, sic. 70 - is.e5: medium TO
rood. sfff1s: common lambs. $40 II
ewes. S3Ts: wethers, 1910.
cALvEs-Receipts. 17s: MARKET steady:
good 20 choice. stsHis: medium 10 GOOD.
sisgiT; eulis and commons. sioTfAso.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Grand Valley Brewing
Votes 21e Dividend

IONA, Jan. 28.-Grand Valley
Brewing Company has declared a
dividend OF pa cents, payable
February Is to stockholders of
record February s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Jan. 10 (INsJ. and
rye finished unchanged today. with oats
and barley nc TO re up.
WHEAT-Nay. s2he.
OATS-May size bid: July, 50Tc bid.
BARLEY--May. s4Kc: July, s3hc.
RYE-May and July, 6ehe bid.