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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Neoprene for Belts

Wartime demands are ex-
panding the use OF synthetic
rubber on conveyor belts. Good
year Tire and Rubber Co. Off
Gals disclosed They said an
increased number OF belts OF
neoprene is leaving the Good
year plants each month for
service in mines and elsewhere.
Neoprene conveyor belts found
their first application about
eight years ago when coal mines
started with an oil emulsion 10
clean it. Natural rubber covers
on the belts, II Was found,
tended 10 distort under the in
nucnce OF the oil. For general
conveyor-belt purposes. how
ever. the Goodyear officials en-
phasized. natural rubber is still
used as much as ever.
Goodyear disclosed that tests
and experiments are under way
10 adapt neoprene for transmits
sion belts also in applications
where the belts might become
covered with oil or grease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. crates g. s No
2'e IN. minimum unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. s. 20 few hest 81 1903. North
ern Spvs X3H1 Is; generally good, 81 rs
few fine quality high as 81 So steele Reds
So 5Ort. Washington box Delicious. fancy.
100 1855 50 5Uui. les Stq425. extra
e,nc,. 72-l3ss, A75d525.
ASPARAGUS California. pyramid crate.
don. fancy far, SIS poorer, lower. loose
stock medium 10 large. best. s. so u ) Is
far. s.. Washington. crates, loose, 30 lbs
s. % - lbs. 81 %.
AVoCApOs -Csufornis, Aa,s Fuertes
p 2ps. 81 fou275; fair quality. 2i3os
REETs Texas, y crates. S-dor. bchs
BEANS Florida. hu, hampers. PIenu
fuIs St1i25. few, 50 50. Valentines, best
S475u5
BROCCOLI - Pony crates. California
IS SO Arizona s. 50.
CARRIAGE louisiana. Snlh. sacks
So S. California. Los Angeles crates
round, So % Florida 50-lh. sacks. 50 So
CARROTS California Los Angelo,
crates 6-doy, So 25G3 80, few, 81 rs. 30
No. sacks small 10 medium, 81 so, bu
CELERY Florida. is.in. crates trimmed
tops individually washed Golden Heart
clos. SsaS 81. fair. $3.50. NHs few. 81
.CUCUMBERS Hothouse, Indiana. boxes
dor extra fancy 50 20H2 20 fancy
"a sos 81, Florida. bu. baskets. choice
IS ~ 81
GRAPEFRUIT Texas Marsh seedless
combination grade. all sizes wire bound
boxes, 50 30 Qr3 IS.
LETTUCE -t.os Angeles crates Arizons
Phoenix and California Salinas District
Z 20 5 doz S6st
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse i0-lo. has
kets Ohio and Michigan e7d2
MUSHROOMS Ohio pints 2Su30c
ONIONS Texas 50-ib sacks uuclassi
fcd Yellow Bermudas S3H32S. ordinary
s. %. Crystal White Wax 1921
ORANGES - Florida wire bound boxe,
combination grade Vslencias some fsil
condition, 50 asa 80, No. ? grade. S3.7;
PEARS oregon boxes d'Aniou, fancy
l5os and smaller so, extra fancy
90 lsos S. 50p675
POTATOES Texas 50-b. sacks TIT
umphs. victory grade. s. IS
SHALLOTS louisiana barrels S2f; crts
dug So GO.
SPINACH Arkansas hu baskets, S2T
. oS Cartops. -d0Z cellophane bag
washed spinach. 10 or. Sl7S. II on. sI.e5
/ 10 ~ 1928.
STRAWBERRIES " louisiana - pin
cratNs klu0dyke and KlanmorcS. express
iteccip's. few best s.. most stock otdlnsr,
70 fair 81 f0rffs
TOMATOES iO-Ib cartons repscks me
dunn 81 -. s-lh baskets ST. size 81 SIS
Hothousc s-ib. baskets Ohio-Indiana me
dunn S31b
PEAS cautornia bu hampers and has
kets 81 2Aa'a ~
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rioan vans
Louisiana hu. crates L s No 7. So so
ABAGAs-C snsds 50-lb. sacks
plain, s. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Stocks Continue
Steady 10 Firm
In Slow Trade

NEW YORK. April 26 (UP)-
Stocks opened steady 10 firm in
moderate turnover. Bonds held
firm and cotton futuhes opened
unchanged 10 4 points lower.
Initial transactions were punched
into blocks ranging 10 5000 shares
in some instances. Activity con-
tmued heaviest in the low-priced
issues.
Among the leading shares,
American Telephone sold at l45b
up Il: u. S. Steel ssh, unchanged
General Electric 357s. unchanged
United Aircraft 81, up Il, Western
Union 343s. up y; Kennecott 80.
unchanged; Anaconda 29%. un-
changed. international Nickel "a Is
up "a; Standard OIL IN. j. 81, up
Is j.: Santa Fe 553s. up n; Southern
Pacific. 1000 at 27'2. up q and a
new high; and Woolworth 35s
up II.
Panhandle Producing opened
5000 shares at pa, unchanged
Other issues 10 open on blocks IN
cluded American Power and Light
1900 at 2l2, unchanged; United
Corporation 1000 at rs, un'
changed; Electric Power 10000 al
.4As, up IS, and a new high; Pure
OIL, 300 at l712, up "a, and eQuaI
to the high; Canadian Pacific
1000 al 97s, off Is; Northern Pa.
cifc 1000 at is, up II, and Stand.
ard Gas $500 AT u, unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
GAUGE Saves Money

A "stitch-in-ti time" shell gauge
developed by Willys-Overlanf
Motors has 70 date saved the
government S43 tons OF steel
and thousands Of valuable man
hours in the production OF close
tolerance 155 nm. projectiles.
according 10 Joseph w. Frazer.
president Of the auto company.
Designed 10 eliminate shell
forging errors before costly ma
Ginning operations are started.
he explained. the gauge has
saved more than 100000 in ma
terials and reduced reflections
from an original figure of sp-
proximately 10 per cent 10 less
than i per cent. After the
gauge had been installed. he
added. army inspectors refused
less than 200 shells out OF a total
Of more than a million.
Frazer said the gauge also
has saved $4,000 in labor costs
for inspecting the shells, and
S3l 900 in labor costs previously
required in "hoSpitalizing' over
weight shells. The testing unit
was developed al a cost OF $3.50
by Frank Spoke and Clarence
Reynolds, company inspectors.
ne said. and is now being used
by other large shell manufac-
tuTpTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
lis 5oth Ye ar

Marking the golden anniycr-
sarN for the Standard Savings
and Loan Association next Tues
day. an unusual early Detroit
historical exhibit will he opened
20 the public IN the lobby Of the
Sta y d a r a Savings Building,
Woodward AZ jefferson.
City officials. headed by the
mayor. and other prominent Dc
troitcrS will attend the opening.
, Arranged through tho co.
operation Of tho historical soci-
CITY. the exhibit viii include
items Of furniture. clothing
office equipment, fire fighting
apparatus and models Of old De-
tTolt.
Hichlights Of The DAYS ccIf-
hrauon viii be purchase of S70O,-
O00 worth of war bonds from
Frank 1sbey. according 10 Wal
tCr :. l.. Ray VICE president and
secretary OF the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
PREPARE COLLECTIONS

Scrap yard operators continue
70 have difficulty obtaining suffi-
Gent labor 70 prepare their collec-
tons. Permission TO increase wages
has been granted in some cases
but this had not solved the prob
lem. Some operators are consider
ing going out of business as
circumstances have reduced their
profits 10 the vanishing point.
Currently supplies are sufficient
but complaint is made Of qualify
Of much Of the material. which
causes loss in off-heatS. Efforts "a
uncover scrap from d orma I
sources are being continued and
automobile wreckerS keep on their
contributions as rapidly as old
cars are available. Continued IN
favorable weather is holding back
the usual spring increase in coun-
try collections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Weakness in Demaqoqic CIamor Against Profit

That is tho weakness in the indSCrmnate and demagogc
Canor against profit such II olerook the social utility Of
the efficient producer Of receipts for
net than the competition through Introduction of
efficient methods for enabling and machines to utilize
As for individuals the question Of ahSentoeisn in war plants
linked incentives resulting from high
War interfere with
the system OF unequal rewards for superior productivity.
Dealing with this Mr.. ShaHp points
' the reward the empoye has receiving for the last
few work reduced sharply he
actually decrease his volume the previous level
fiat though obviously unsuitable
would
would invite make
consumption dependent the
increased would be impaired
THE degree which will these work
ducng and rrestrcting effects will of greatly
the employees decreasing
probably remains
the immediately below
the workers and the lighter the the earnings
somewhere the work restrict
ing effect of the tax and the smaller its inducing effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

automotive industry. In 1893 he
helped organize Progressive Welder
Co. and for the first year was in
charge of manufacturing and en-
Igineering development. Wit h
manufacturing and engineering di-
visions organized. Mr.. Cummings
was placed in charge of sales
development for the company and
is credited with much of the de-
velopment that has raised Pro-
.greSSive 10 one Of the most
important producers in the weld
ing field.
In his new post, Cummings will
be in complete charge of all
operations of Progressive Welder
Co. according to the announce
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Prod.
Lifts Earnings

Kingston Products Corp and its
subsidiaries for the quarter ended
March 81 report A net profit of
$50, 37S, after provision Of 1924 ole
for possible renegotiation and eSti-
mated federal income and excess
profits taxes. equal 10 eight cents
a share on the common took.
This compares with $751; or
five cents on the common share in
the like period last year. after
dividend requirements on pre-
ferred stock since retired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
RATE AT % PCT.

Slight changes in active steel
making furnaces. some being
taken off for repair and other re-
lighted after reconditioning. failed
to alter the production rate last
week. which remained at 80 per
cent Of capacity.
Buffalo advanced 2i2 points 70
SO per cent. Cleveland 3 points 10
% and Cincinnati q points 10 81
per cent. Chicago declined 2 points
10 98l2 per cent. New England 5
points TO 80. Wheeling "A points
10 ssh and Youngstown . points
TO 80 per cent. Rates were held
unchanged at Pittsburgh. 98ia per
cent; ST. Louis, 90: Birmingham.
100; Eastern Pennsylvania, 81;
Detroit. 96.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
WAR NEWS INSPIRING

From most fronts the war
news is inspiring RommelS
forces seem doomed 10 he pull
yerIzcd although sanguinary
casualties may first crupt. Rus
STA IS more than holding her
own.
Japan repeatedly Is preparing
Crand-SCalc aggressive action;
but the mounting aSccndancy OF
the United Nations IN the AIR
may CheCkmate her. Her newly
revealed barbarltleS doubtless
viii spur the United States 10
augment MacArthur's fighting
mon
The upSurCc in hopefulneSS is
understandable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Paper Production
Under 90 Per Cent

NEW YORK. April 26.-Papcr
production IN TIE week ended
April l7IwaS 500 per cent Of ca
paciiy, compared with 902 per
cent IN tho preceding week and
1908 per cent IN the week ended
April Is. 1912. according 20 Ameri-
man Paper and Pulp Association
index OF mill activity Papcrboard
production was NquJ 10 90 per
cent Of capacity pompared with
% per cent IN the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Points TO Advantages Of General Sales Tax

From the Of stimulating workers 10 produce
in time Mr. Shoup points advantages of sales
a the
"has somewhat less
work riCting
sales savings rentals
pPndtureS hence, smaller
the marginal earnings Moreover 10 exert given antnfa
TO
somewhat higher than the sales
10 Ia he
n
addition
food Consequently the restricting the
lighter all those
dependents. reached bracket
a This would
not lost of n industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
High Tan Rates Hit
Efficient Producer

An eminent ndlStralS recently remarked 10 that the
oldest insanity the tendency policy and other
20 discourage the efficient producer
Carl Shoup Columbia University economist and consult ant
the this
TONS and IndN IdualS IN this country /
As for Mr. Shoup referring the effect OF high
corporation income and profits points out the
American Economic Review:
dollar saved (by brackets)
only ~ earned
"mpcd from the profits those industry
that have the lowest costs Ihey also the
credit for OStlOwering could he devised.
High marginal UaN under the the
profits will also decrease IA a
aNity finds il longer worthwhile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Combination Has Weaker Work Restrctng Effec

Perhaps combination of taxes each at relatively low
weaker work relative
inducing would high enough
the check To imitation. A
retail sales 10 plus addition the income
Is might therefore result in work than
either sales 20 addition the income
30 assuming these to be equralens This
possibility the assumption that individuals
scattering
existing standard
living
II that instead Of the double dealing Of paying
production. which taken and used by the
then seeking such payments IN taxes
borrowing might be better he candid with the public
workers that their contribution OF goods and
marks the of their sacrifices
Thus nonpccuniary inducements the of
he kenl MIND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

While CIrerf'c~ arr no' Tho
most accurate IndcN of business
activity. initiation trend CT even
money IN 'ra hands ~ me pub
lie The llel--n5- shown hare dn
reflect some interesting factors.
I More snd larger pay rolls
arc pouring o-t ot Detroit indus
trial plants
= There more money in
circulation.
2 a d,Spr0Dortio0a'o share ~
government funds flow through
Detroit and this serves 10 IN
fate cleaunEs figures This lat
ter point is IN interesting osc
l. is clearly a result Of De
troit'S Observation-Disclosures being big
prime contractors. The funds are
deposited 10 their credit here
and later flow out 10 literally
thousands Of Sub-ContracjorS all
over the country.
These figures do emphasize
tho fact thai Detroit is filling
p more important spot in our
national Sctup than ever before.
And, incidentally YOU can't
ret away from The fact that oar
hanks are dong a bigger job,
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
LEGAL NOTICE
BRIGGS MANUFACTURING CoMrANy
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of sha rehealrrs

BRIGGS MANUFACTURING CoMrASy
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of sharehsalrrs
To the shareholders OF Briggs Aanufaetur-
inG Company
Notice IL hereby given tina, the Annual
Meeting ~ the shareholders OF BrsE.
Manufacturing Company will he held at
the office % the Company. 1881 Mack
Avenue. in the City OF Detroit Michigan.
on Monday. May 10. 1913, Al Z o'clock IN
NE afternoon Eastern standard wsr
TimeD, for the following purposes:
!. The election OF seven Directors vhp
shall hold office for the ensuinH
year or until their successors are
elected or appointed, ~ provided
by the BYLAWS
2. The transaction of such other bust.
ness as may properly come befor.
the meeting or any adjournment or
sdtournments thereof
Shareholders OF record at the close of
business on April o. 1913. will be entitled
10 notice ~, and 20 vote at. the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
Dated secretar.
Detroit. Michigan. April 10. 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Briqh+ Picture

{. s. DAVIS. president Of Borg
Warner Corporation, painted a
bright picture OF that firms
near term outlook in his annual
report tho other day,
Borg Warmers first quarter
sales were Well above a year ago
and net income for The period
viii exceed the so cents a share
earned in thc like quarter of last
year, Davis aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Bill Hall Speaks

Willis II Edll Of tho Detroit
Board of Commerce is tho sched-
uled speaker at the April meet
ing Of the controllers group Of
the Retail Merchants ASSocia-
ton al HuNlcrS restaurant IN
the Fisher Building. next
Wednesday az S H. p. m &C
cordlng 20 an announcement by
Russell II SLIGHTEST president
Hall IN addition 70 managing
the industrial department and
Tax bureau Of the hoard also is
2 member If tho Regional War
ManpOWcr Commission and the
Regional War Labor Board An
informal talk followed by an
open forum s scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

Michigan civic circles, Mr.. Wilson
once served as city commissioner
Of East Grand Rapids. He was
educated AZ the University of
Michigan where he received his
Alb. degree. Continuing his stu
dies he received further. legal
training az the University of
Toronto.
Although his law work keeps
him close 10 his desk N Washing
ION he maintains a home IN Grand
Rapids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Barker Bros. 10 Buy
$1,000 Pfd. Shares

Los ANGELES, April 26--
Barker Bros. Corp. will purchase
up TO 5000 shares of outstanding
5l2 per cent cumulative preferred
al price not TO exceed S3S a
share. according 10 letter 10
stockholders from Neil Petree
president. purchase would leave
LA shares outstanding and
would reduce annual dividend re-
quircments from Sl39,62S TO
sos. 62S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Canadian lOddinQs
Show Slight Upturn

OTTAWA. April Is -Loadngs
on Canadian railroads during tho
week ended April II totalcd 66.S7l
cars against 66439 IN the previous
week and 63 SIS for the like week
last year according 10 Dominion
Bureau Of Statistics. LoadinCS for
fh" year 30 April II totaled 973.-
l57 cars against 9Sl sos in The
like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
New Upsurge
Indicated in
Stocks, Bonds
r, II. FORBES

America is making progress
Tn7' further gains arc counted
upon is reflected ny tho prompt
raeorrrv m stocks and bonds
feHov ne the DIP prccipitatcd by
Pros dent RooScvclt'S anti-infla-
non and the Interstate Com
wrrcc Commission $ anu-railWay
DEGREES.
Professional Wall Street WAS
impressed by The limltcd liquida-
ton pcutcd by these ioltS Very
quickly u became manifest that
many people had been waiting 10
ar' on The age-oid stock market
adacc Buy ON the breaks
Stocks are again near their
1873 peak. bonds have gone to
the best level since 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
DIFFERENT BUYING

During the - months since
tho stock market advance set In,
The buying has been Starklv Diff
fcrcNt from what IL was during
tho roaring Dos Speculation
then was alarmnGly INDUCED IN
on margin 10y an sorts and con-
duuons Of novCcS. This writer,
IN common with many other
commentators. clearly forcSaw
and warned that 2 terrific coli
lapse was inevitable.
Conditions today arc entirely
different. Admittedly there has
been too much indulgence in
buying Of cats and dogs. the
very lowest priced stocks, re-
gardlcsS Of their intrinsic merit.
But this lime The purchasers
have paid caSh-in-tull.
Thus there is less room now
for "A disastrous collapse. More
over. stocks then were dlzZilY
inflated. Few yielded substantial
returns. Today many issues
offer generous yields. Again,
money rates then were high.
Today they are unpreCcdentedly
Low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Loans 10 Brokers
Jump Half Billion

NEW YORK, April 26-LoanS
10 brokers and dealers in the week
ended April 81 totaled 81 ,262. 000,-
COO, up 1897 100000 from the pre-
viouS week and an increase of
S942, 100000 from the like week a
year ago. Other loans for the pur-
pose of purchasing or carrying
securities amounted 10 1924 600
600. up $50 600. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

eral manager Of
+ 70 gre $ $ i've
Weldcr De-
troll.
c u m m j ngs.
who has been
vice president
of Progressive
since the COM
p a n Y W a s
{ o n d Q d. OBJ
tanned his early
q X p 2 rience IN
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

Legal Depart
uent. it " a S
4 nm ounccd. A
member Of tho
firm since 1884
when he served
As legal advisor
IN @ r a n q
Rapids. Wilson
was moved ia
Z b O Washing
ton D. C. of.
hccS last year.
4 g.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
loose-WiIes Promotions

NEW YORK. April 26.-Bert L.
Hupp, president OF Loosely iles
Biscuit Co. was elected chairman
OF the board, and Hanford Main,
formerly executive vice president,
was elected president OF the COM
panV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
u. s. Store Sales Hiqher

NEW YORK, April Federal
Reserve Board reports department
store sales last week were IS per
cent higher than in the CORE
spending week year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
n. Y. Bank CIedrinqs
Hold Over 5 Billions

NEW YORK. April &c Vow
York Clearing House Association
reports ciearinES for tno week
ended April - totalcd s. POS q75. -
9s7. against Sj.7S9 93l 500 Do The
previous Wock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
We|der Firm
Lists Promotion

announcement has been made Of
the appointment by the board OF
directors of T. NJ. Cummings as
executive vice president and gen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Michigan Man
To Airline Post

Robert ! Wilson. prominent
Grand Rapids attorney. has been
elected vice president in charge Of
the PcnnSylvania-Ccntral AirlineS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
NUMEROUS FACTORS

AS numerous factors may dis
tort this picture, opinion is that il
is TOO early 10 know whether spe-
cial measures will be necessary
later 10 bring proper balance.
Major producers now are largely
covered for the remainder OF sec
ond quarter with rapidly grow
ing backlog for delivery beyond
One seller Of hot and cold-rolled
sheets is booked up almost solidly
until August. Galvanized sheet
producers, however. have some
tonnage available for June. Shape
sellers also are able 10 make juno
deliveries. but considering the
dearth of building construction
even that delay is surprising. Linn
itation OF steel for rolling struc-
turals probably Is the cause
II is practically impossible "a
obtain promise Of delivery OF any
specification Of steel bars before
July and on larger rounds before
August or. September. Alloy bars
are still further delayed. Forging
billets are difficult 10 obtain be-
fore September and in some cases
little can be promised before Oc-
tohar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so FAR this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912,
e1 Ia dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
AFFORD 6 TO PER CENT

Few bonds then could be pur-
chased 10 not nearly as much as
many issues net now. This is
essentially true of numerous rail-
way and utility issues. SelcC-
tlonS can be made which afford
6 10 Q per cent. even moro. This
Is true of certain railway COM
panleS which are reported I'M
usual percentage earnings on
their stocks.
Under such circumstances II
is not illogical that the public
are seeking outlets for their
enormous savings
Optimism is strengthened by
various important developments
both Al home and abroad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26

National Gypsum co. reports for the
quarter ended March 81. 1919. a net PROFIT
~ Sl7e. 2s3 equal 20 cents share on
tho common THIS compares with x73. 3s2
NJ { cents share for quarter ended
March 81, 1881,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-26
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO April - GNs) HoGs-soo
steady. Ton SIS bulk ylas0nt4 e5
heavies Sll75 = IL e5; mediums $3.50 q
Is, lights, So 751 Is. light lights sI4 40
n 1855 packing sows, 5OI1475, pigs
Sl3u1f
CATTLE - 200; steady calves - 100
steady. Beef steers. choice Sl6a17.75.
medium. SifH is, yearlings. S13ui7.
Butcher cattle Heifers. SiiHis7 rs: cows
SlOHli 50. bulls. S1lH1f5 50: calves SO n
is. feeders, Sl2mi Stockers, Steers, SIS
ole cows and heifers SiOnii5O,
SHEEP , OO0 steRdN Lambs SIS "
p 1918. common. $lfdi530 yeariings
Si2 20 100, ewes. SSus5O. feeders 81.
MS.