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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Detroit Produce

APPLES .Arrr hu sr's o. 80 Z
r MP urlss 0ftefwise sat'0 ''N'r''
err sr,s N,0t O. S'ec's fs1s s. - ''V
hes n'an - - Wash ra1 peh' Gus 500
11s. tsrl, tmau ayes S'9 80 " ne
sap. eNttA fsnu ll1-l>'s, So. 1885,
s = IS s So, ,,.e.. orT - "a ,.,,i.
e - Rsek ysieaitoe. s. lev 5? Is.
wax s. ~ fst 81 5o Miss Baek Nsi"r
RFFrs " CT. nornet 7-s-s orf-
rsr, 90 ssoefsIN gcon - sons TsN '".
~ sAcas topped s. FOO Tenn ru tsAfs .
1.t.s ~ ~ All ~ nerrnet pos 81 81.
Pil eBERRIFs Ais f6 p.n' cfis 'Ha
tvH'ee leropnane fBIp"6 90, ger r'ni
CARRIAGE 5o-lt sAckS, rourf i'E'
Trrr general COCO - 70 2 - taf.
g. &c. "a D. cr's - 81 Ms smA
scrle fsr 81 -ha2 - tsuers go1d s.
,-A---4.-AA4-G- ta-r-la--Ge-elA-2- Kand-
cANrtLours caet lma VA salmon
Meas iuu no 27s s. 'o mostly s..
Jumbo as tsffs 50. 45s ts2arq
CARROTS Caniorris t,as Angeles oIts
8 ro1 hchs s. iof'' ~ Ariyons S1.7a.
Texas bu ussts 81 - 30 n sacks f."
50 ls California srd Arizona som
cAI.f.friowFR csl.foris PONY ,rs
- ar8 larger 50 80 feU s. - far -
CELERY Florcs rs MN cr.s -, y med
tors iodNic4sIIy v~snso Golden Heart
f.p ,-toy s. s.rOy 81" So los
s. 30 few 81 sNs XN"q. ordirarf. ~
CHFFEfES Csiforrls rs To hoNe'
"a ea Riess lii2 rows s. Dose - 10
cons Farlda sscts yellow do1
g III Tevss ssrAs yellow - d1z s.
CI-CtNPERS Aiabsns .nu nsEis ser
eral, good So so ro.ffr @" a. -
: oar best S717.h0 Ho'house Indiana
a. t7os ~ No Is >27Sa3
GRAPEFRUIT Csfrotn's SO a.
noNes ,s.Ioos 81 g. FLORIDA VIE boxes
r.Trrt,cF fos Angeles cr's Icensr.
,.,UfIt-ta Salinas DIST IS dn7 bet
-vK-r - fa-l-in-Een ctaly good . ,,
as 5u. dry pack ass. $50 30
LAP iETTUCF Hoined TO- 10 osH's
srr,,I,s, AZ SO Onio Stri ~
irHrS Fierda 8 poV cartons. - 2.
al Ia bcN cartons, 81 7'1 -
'sHpooNs ONO pint. few 7oc
oNI6%s 80 In. .ss,k. Tex CrYs's
W. 10 WAX. generally good medium = q.
aElT cant 50.h sacks Red Bermudas
or,vcFs cant ~ boxes valencias
odd si.7. K5aS2a Fi0ridA wire hound
boxes rorb grade Nalencss. al ntes
PEAs csuf ri basket s. 257 :
-. ,cgFs Gso,A eu o.k'
rre,itt 2-iogh mn So ro Inch M
IS. lev SO 30 D.. nch MN 50 f''
-
Ttorrrs FLORIDA Caufornia W0nfsrs
M beKts. large SITS. choice - IN p
So World Reater' i'fse ordinary con
DIT on
POTATOES 100 IN sacks Alabama
Trumpns ~ Nf25. spoites
hass So Iors Whtes o. No So
B G75. Louisiana Trumphs : No
a~d victor, grade - 200 q. car
fr-~is one Wh ies.-s4c.-..ii-- ~.
-.-rzr- g. x Js0i - ~ &. m size Y
Stif S.. 4 s Comm i0o.lb sacks sif'
81 an FLORIDA Katahdirs = : 80 ]
SIZE - 60
TRAWREREIEs- 2t-qt crts Aromss
Missouri generally good. 80 poorer lower
NATFRMELONS Florida. Csnnonbai'
ne melon a lhs ssh q0c % lbs auc q
81 TO- go Tbs 81 ~ 30 lrs 81 asa 30
KS rbv-E ~ ...-F1 te--3s TO- 81 So Ton
Wats00s 1h Ibs 81 9f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Formers Market

Ytt''r Apples Delicious fsrc, So
1o bg SO 81 5oHt NJ s. SEQ
Nrlrt sh fancy So H00t bu 80 So
N5.2t $50 81 50. Northern spies.
faBce Sl1F 500 sL so g. S1Tt.
Jorsfhans No S27tu7 hu so o.
S. So StrcIs Red fancy - 5Q65 tu
50 81 5ugf' SO o 81 80 straw.
tsr'c. SO Slo 2fql crate
LETTUCE ANu SALAD GEFF%S
lssf lettuce 80 ~ 5OI2 hu p.
CatoIr So q Sz'25 hr
NFgTr&PLF GREFNS SorrT 40 I
1'r7l n'a mustard SO 225"1 hu
. - T'rnp greens $50. S2?3N
: ~n So o. -
tables MISCELLANEOUS A..
81 ctr1 SO SO 81 Carrots 'ornee
y s. t1a2 ~ 80 2 81 Chtvet
SO f.tri to1 Huvertdlsh 80 J.
s. Ht >o O. 50 &c., Locke 40 g.
'rg rchs Or.o~s green fancy
81 fcT hrhs 80 g. 1ou 500. 40 Q
a. fnc Onions dr, -. 50 71rG
sarf Farsri. 80 x3r7 $50
b. $40 81 a. Rarisrss outdoor.
~ 1850 go da1 nrhs Ou'@oor
r~rhsrN fsrc, Csc GoI rchs so /
a. .T, THmst0er hot HYss 80 /
5 TfI' -1 lf-ih hskt 40 . s.
PHI rr-ciahics Sl21 fiat PRIV
g. ll+.------'--rrH = - RAJ GetanIums
10 .#Ht..U pot RAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Foreign Exchange
FIeck Heads Adcraff
Times Ad Director New President Of Detroit Club;
Blessed Schirmer Honored

The board Of directors OF the
Adcraft Club OF Detroit today
announced .neW officers who Will
assume their duties. July /. They
are
President Jesse W. Fleck. adj
VertiSinC director, Detroit Times f.:
vice presidents. {. n. Blessed,
president. Walker & Co. and r.;
\. Schirmct. Detroit manager.
Collier Publishing Co !;
secretary, Fred !. Madel, vice
pres idCnL In charge Of SatcS. Bor-
dens Farm Products CO. cf
Michigan: treasurer. Leroy Aus
TN. controller and assistant 10
secretary Ernst Kern Co, and
Harold NJ Hastings, secretary
manager. reelected
Directors 10 fin vacancies. Rob-
ert Copeland Detroit manager,
Arthur kudner, Inc: Nolney b.
Fowler, public relations director.
general engines group. General
Motors Corp! Thomas + GeSShcr
advertising manager. Detroit Ed
son Co. and Owen r. Uridge as
siStant general manager WJR.
Directors previously elected,
Percy Atkinson. copy chief, Camp
bell-Ewald Co, Edward g. Hou-
seal. retail advertising manager,
Detroit News; Hugh ksumeirer,
vice president and treasurer,
American Printing Co: Robert a.
McInnis, Production manager,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Stocks Resume
If,
Late Dealings

NEW YORK. June 9 INS) -
The downtrend in stocks was re-
peated again today The third day
i'm a row. Most sections sold off
al the start, recovered somewhat
before noon but then slipped back
again
Rails, copperS aviations, chemi-
Gals, amusements and tobaccos
were off. but few leading issues
recovered early losses 10 show
gains in the day. These included
ChrySler. FireStone. Bethlehem.
L. S. Steel, A T. and T., Pepsi
Cola. Palino and Commonwealth
Edison Most Of the gains were
small fractions.
In the rails. those stocks which
lost up 10 = point were -AtchiSon.
Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific
New York Central and Illinois
Central AvlationS likewise car
RED leaders downward especially
BOeing. Consolidated and United
Aircraft
Du Pont and Union Carbide
lost y and = respectively. Cop
per stocks As group followed
the minus signs with Anaconda,
Cerro dc PaSCo international
Nickel and Phelps Dodge Tobac-
cos slipped fractions, American r
and Reynolds p losing = and ..
respectively.
The bond markc, was mixed
Defaulted rails and second grade
liens were moderately active IN a
small range.
Curb issues also moved irrcCu-
larry lower IN a comparatively
quiet market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Auto
Graphs
Packard Regional
Chiefs Meet Here
In Wartime Session
BY SILER FREEMAN

II VIII hc something like Old
times when Packard regional
managers gather today for
fOur-day session a. the Packard
Detroit Branch. Ordinarily. IL
would hc the quarterly meeting
Of the managers but under war
time Conditions il VIII be a
training program, rather than a
sales meeting.
Thirty-flve field men viii al
tend the sessions 10 study the
lsto>i developments m cWrep<
transportation requirements md
problems Factory sales and
service officials are in charge of
the meetings
L. ". Slack general sales
manager. viii preside. Aiding
ham arc A. 3 Nielsen and y. A..
Lull his assistants. The session
Will extend through Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
B. of &.
Cruise
Sold Out

Because of the popularity Of the
business adjustment clinics no be
held aboard the Greater Detroit
and Al MuSkcCon and Mcnorlroo
during the annual cruise Of the
Detroit Board of Commerce June
lola, reservations have been uu-
usually heavy and the boat -
sold out.
The hoard was notified by tho
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation
Co. that no moro passengers could
be taken due 10 tho fact that food
and service for any additional
number could not be provided.
A list VIII be prepared by tho
board on which The names of pros
pective cruisers viii he placed
If cancellations occur these rcScr-
vauOnS VIII be sold in tho order
that requests were received.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

onduilCS |. y. Navy, VIII
speak on The AutomotiVe. In
duStrY in Naval Aircraft Pro-
duCtion.
- -ItrrreShoff WaS elected chair
man of the Detroit section on
May II. Other officers elected
AZ that time include: r. j.
Waterbury, Chevrolet Motor
secretary; +, W MarSchner,
New Departure division. Cen
eral Motors Corp, treasurer: NJ.
NJ. RoenSch. ChrySler Corp. vice
chairman. passenger car activ-
ity; +. W. Spring, Hudson Mo-
tor Car Co, body activity: D.
s Harder. Fisher Body, pro-
duction activity; y. II. Berlin,
General Motors Corp. aeronau-
tic activity; b. c. Erickson.
Packard Motor Car Co, junior
student activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Soap Retioning Due

Pauonlng ~of soap vas sup
posed 10 have gone into effect
June hW was rcporfodly Dc.
layCd because of tho marpowcr
shortage IN OpA
Initial plans are SAID 70 call
FOR AN allowance Of IL pounds
per person pcr month that 10
include both hard and grant
lated soaps
Savings Of fats and clNcerine>.
which are badly needed in The
manufacture 81 munitions.
ould be- INC purpose
Ca4panS- Mould -Lndnubicdll
come right ON Of the regular
book. and this would work IN
favor Of soap buying at tho
regular grocery instead Of drug
and department stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

What is fair profit for
war manufacturer?
This question was asked al a
recent Detroit Board of Com
merce war clinic and a govern
mont renegotiation expert
pointed out that 3 or 4 per cent
would be high for some, while
10 per cent would be low for
others
*. r. Keller, president Of
ChrySler Corporation. touches
on his firms treatment OF prof
its in his report 10 stockholders.
ChrySlcrS sales in the first
quarter OF this year aggregated
S203, $4,000. This compares
with sales of S136, 300 900 in the
first quarter Of 1912 and an
average of SlSS.l52 600 for the
fve-year period from 1874,
The percentage net profit
earned on the first quarters
sales amounted 10 81 per cent
as tbiIllbfflfil " lNil Fls''B ~ WIN
q year ago and 53l per cent
for the fve-year period on civil
ian business.
II is apparent that As Chry-
sler's shipments pyramid, the
normal 5.31 per cent earnings
ration becomes more and more
out Of line
II ~ also equally apparent
that ChFySler officials are TAX
ing the enlightened attitude
that as their volume scars. per-.
centaGe earnings should be rc-
duced
That has been pretty much
the attitude Of most OF Amcri-
ca big corporations IN this war
They are making certain that
any charges Of war profitecrInc
viii not be aimed aethem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Gas Substitute Found

Another gas substitute has
found lis way into the news coll
umnS. From Boston comes the
report that a new Hampshire
spray painter has invented a
substitute that can be made for
four cents gallon.
The fluid, according TO the
Boston Traveller. is a refinery
by-produCt D. and can be pro-
duced from the same crude oil
used 10 make gasoline. The
paper reports that it works but
the inventor has never used It
himself.
The only drawback seems 10
he that since il is a refinery
by-product. IT would have the
same transportation difficulties
attached 10 it for the EaStS
relief as The fuel il replaces
The trouble with gasoline. Is
far a. the Fast is concerned, is
getting it there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Steel CEILINGS
Topic Of Farley

Dollars and cents ceiling prices
for flat rolled steel products viii
he discussed Saturday Wncn 100
steel men meet IN tho Tullcr
Hotel 40 A. m with OPA off
Gals 10 talk over important price
matters. u was learned today.
Speakers VIII include +. l.. Wy
man. chief Of the warehouse and
IObborS Srt-tfen nCLthe non and
steel branch Of the OPA in Wash
ington, and Frank l. Turpen head
al the OPA steel section IN CieNe-
land
WAYNE r. Rabler will represent
the Detroit OPA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Deatb notltes


band rf Elizabeth Blocker s6nf cam
prrn Ave BROTHER 0f Charles. Mrs A.
bert Ranff Mrs Charles Frank. Mrs.
Hsur, plesinE AMI me ate Mrs. Henry
Nosiler Funeral from Itu Brothers,
1923 Hamilton fat Giydn CtJ, FRIDAY A.
kALJTk Iune Anthony ~ 1880
Hampshire Beloved husband 0f Helen,
dear father nf Edmund. Mrs Clara Weier,
Ms Gertrude Brnuyeite. GEORGE Rsy-
mrnd and me late Irene Coins gfand-
father of 20 grandchildren and three grfat-
Erfudch Ifrer brother oi Mrs Anna R0s-
srtbaI Funeral Thursday 20 a. AZ
A "a Peters Funefai Homo J2057 Gfst0t
Ave and lo<a m A. s. Juhapa CbWrnL
McHI GH june :. Peief A. resdence. Sew
Baltimore Mich beloved husband ~
Auturstfe dear rather OF Russell and
James. brother of Anna. Mrs. william
Cutter Joseph A and Philip 8. NcHugn,
Also survived by three grandchildren.
Fuuers from psflor of j. sutton = Son.
tlf1 Trumnu Ave FRIDAY A. sAb %
So Mao church Sew Balt more. A. no.
MORRIS June T. Mare of 6iit Fischer.
Beloved VIfe II William Lon Morris.
Funfrs. service Thursday 2 o. m a. II.
Peters Funeral Home l2o57 Gfatot ave.
NIII.-Juoe :. Christian T., OF 4s3 Keel.
son HI.r beloved husband Of Eva.
dear father of Frank IT, Or William r
lr John q CHRISTIAN ~ and Louise *.
Grand stne~ of three grandchildren Fu-
n'ra. service FrdaN = m a. a. H..
Peter. Funeral Home. 20a1 Grafini
RICHIINSKI Albert june g 1913. axe
ai beloved husband ot Martha dear
"a her of Norman. Grofse. EDWARD Raw
WruG AIuprt Jr.. Stanley. Mrs. John Lie
Lesk and Mes John N0wak dear brother
.nf Joseph john and Mars Flanfry, Helen
krda. Martha and Anna R,chlinskl Also
sos grandchildren. Funeral postponed Until
Friday from the residence. tgq4 Roth -
A. $50 m 90 s., Francis Churcn A. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Active Demand
Boosts Oats TO
15-Yedr High

CHICAGO. June Q ms Oats
continued IN active demand today
and advanced As much As &C 70
new l5-year top OF 66'sc paid
for the July future which led the
upturn Other oats futures adj
vanced sc and the market closed
AT the high
Wheat generally was firm and
closed &c 10 &c higher after adj
vanClng around &c earlier. July
finished &c up Al 81 As
Rye WAS Unfairly active demand
and closed &C 10 sc up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. June q O'Pi-Tofsy paw
irc ,rltes 20 growers FOR beans.
Pea Rsars IS 80 Lignt Red Kidneys
s. So Dark Red kidneys IS So CRC
yellow Fyss 50 So CRC Light Gran
berries. 80. CRC Dark Crsnberries
s. CO.
Wnsa'. t.5i4i58t OATS. stassc: we.
50 ~ $50. SIX IOWed harley 10 nT ~ 2 10.
hgCkNheA:. X29zA24-sarHs es~-f> rry-
bear. 81 80
CPrces furnished nv Michigan Rean COZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
He Insurance Loan

Zone large Detroit arms manu-
facturer IS expected n announce
the negotiation of $40 1000 000
loan from large New York
Insurance company within tt1c
next frw days
THIS represents quite DO
parture from the more popular
-ioan which IS normally ar
ranged through the banks and
details are being awaited with
keen interest IN financial circles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Ersat7 Oil Drums

In Germany with steel no
longer available for such items
rs oil drums containers arc
row beng made out Of textile
fberS produced from cellulo>s
Barrels made ny tins process
sre rPTs7rrrcttttt- ttrr;e 5tfftif se-ttft-
tight As steel barrels and they
offer 4 savings Of up 10 - per
cent m weight
An Approximate So gallon
barrel is SAID 10 have PROV cd
So successful that ~ is doubtful
Whether m" old type steel drum
is noW even compoU'I'e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
New Cotton Exchange
President Elected

NEW YORK, juno 9 Eric Al
lot was elected president Of the
New York Cotton Exchange Al
the annual election Of officers
John II ScattertY was elected
vice president and William J.
Jung was returned as treasurer
for fourth term Alijot sue
ceedcd Robert j. Murray. preSi-
dent for tho last three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Stevenson Joins WPB

Floyd r. Stevenson. since
1897 A district sales supervisor
for the merchandising division
of the Electric Auto.Lite Co.
has been appointed chief Of the
engine mounted accessories Sec
ton OF the War Production
Board. His new job will be with
the automotive division.
Stevenson has been aSSoci-
atcd with the automotive indus
try since 1918. He has been
sales supervisor for Auto-Litc
on the West Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Crude Oil Output
Decreases Slightly

NEW YORK. June 9-BeHes-
tic production Of crude oil in the
week ended juno ) Is estimated
by the oil and Gas Journal Al
39l6.595 barrels daily a decrease
Of $500 barrels daily from the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
WlB Panel 10 Air
Dispute in Saginaw

4 panel of the regional Wat
Labor Board viii co 20 Saginaw
tomorrow 10 hear evidence IN the
dispute between the United States
Graphite Co and local 81 Of The
tAW-CIO over union shop and
inclusion of arbitration IN the
grievance procedure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Jsps Threaten I00-Year War

NEW YORK. June Q GNS) If
Japan does not win the war this
year. IL will remain for us 10 do
50 during the next 100 years,
Japanese Information Chief Eli
Amau said today, the Toxic radio
reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Dratb notlres

IOITA Joseph Reverend Father pastor
1f 80 Bartholomew Church. died sun
day JuNe o. ~ a m. dear br0the ~
the lste 1pnn Folta. dear uncle 81 fhA Rev
20 Albert Folia. assistant pastor Of -
Andrews Church Remains A. the rec'0ryy
2O11i Goddard Transfer OF the remains
90 no In state AZ The church Wednesdav.
p. N FunsraI THURSDAY june 90
Office q he day ~ "a O'Clock mass a.
10 go The RI Rev Archbishop Edward
Noons, will participate ir ne mass fn-
tsrmenf NJ Ouve' CsmeferY j.. v
ChTzanowskl, funeral director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

Maxon. Inc. William s Mclean.
director of advertising and public
relations, Fisher Bed division
General Motors Corp. and + Lee
Johnston. ex-officio, as retiring
acting president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

s OClei Y of
\ n Z OnOtlNn
Engineers Al
the war ma
terrell meet
ing OF { he
sac tonoi
row night Al
{ n o Book
{ a dilla G..
Rear AdnlI-
raj Ralph r..
u aN id : on,
b llT Q a u Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Herreshoff Presides

a 6 Iiorrc>hoff, chief enGi-
nccr Of research al ChIl>Icr,
makes IN, FIRST official appear
INC n Dntrnlt chairman of Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

ToLrDo t.SH GRAIN

TOLEDO o, June oINs'-cs'n
grain On track
WHEAT So. ? rer s. s21ls7
CORN ~ yellow 81 90 ~ No Z
yeuoW 81 040 0S
OATS ~ VhIts IS q $40 ~. ;
WHINE ss ~ Sc
-Sf1TBtANs- c--2-y-4t--s 81 a. "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

BROWN leather purse containing Sis6,
also bus pass credentials office KEYS.
Parker pen. etc. Monday on Deanhurst.
k.rcheval Liberal reward. no ques-
TONS asked 23n0l Lake Blvd, So. Clair
Shores CMford 27l5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
enc AGO

CHICAGO June INSl - HOGS
2s 600 ice BE- lower, top X1t hu.k
St375n 10 - heat tes xl3 $50 -. 4a
mediums Sl3 son "a LIGHTS Sl3 7o0 10
-trrt1t- ftrn->-si sA----l- a. F4zc-II--- so-A &
xi3 500 i3 50. PIGS $l2 rl3.
CATTLE II 900 steady calves ZOO
steadv Peef steers Choice. SIG" y q.
medium, Si40l6 ypariircs Sl31 Is -
Butchers Hefers Si2 70 Is -. COWS $40 1
u 50 bulls SiIpl4 so calves. S"G rs ~
feeders Sl2diS Stockets Steers .Si3 ~
is COWS and heifers g. IN - 10
SHEEP 3 500 steady lambs. q 10 Us
common Slc5O015s ,earIh.s SlA so p
l4Ia tves S-Ua. feeders 81 y -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

WINNIPEG June INSi Wheat
closed o. 20 lisc higher todat. Oats and
narleS 1nt hanged and re unchanged -
isc W UeCernpef wheat reached a new
TOP for the season
WHEAT july 81 02'. h,1 Octoner.
81 Oh ~ n3 A. y sCe m % 81 o. d, u
i 0t r.
OATS July oaooer and December.
81 .. c. n.r
RARLty Ju1 October sod December
81 e bid
RYE lnt So hid October. so, e
BIZ lpecenDer. - sold.
HittGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. Iurs 2 tiNSI Cash gram
close
WHEAT Sdns
CORN No ? yellow, slo7; sample
yellow 81 o.
OATS SO WHIT So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

BROWN alligator purse vicinity Grove
schss(er. return contents, keep money.
Vermont - 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

LOST Pekingese dhg, female years old.
MARLBOROUGH. Jefferson June g. Color
red and tan Boots Childs pet. Liberal
reward. Murray 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Livestock Markets

CATTLE 500 All classes ir hghf
upplv COWS especially scarce steers and
heifers steady COWS and bulls active.
.44.a4-4.4-lLLLl.
due 10 extreme scarcity. replacement
cattle quoted steady short Icsd good
qaS-iD TED steers SIS So san" 5000
SearlinEs and steers bId SIS % nela
cher medium grade Steers -e
mainly Sl375Vlf -. ODD he,fers sold
Si3 50 down, common and medium beef
COWS. Sllu12 SO good c'ss quoted SIP -
70 l3 ann slightly above tanners ard cst-
ters mainly $50 so 10. odd head very thln
ugh, canners down 20 So good sausage
bulls Si3 2501 10 So Tediam grades Ni2'
I3 fsw medium aud good s'FN steers.
,i4Hl5
CALVES 400 Vealers active strong
good and choice SD 90 20 mostlt 81 Top.
ST. PAID freely, common ana mefiHH
Si3 n le
HOGS Receipts 600 early bids -
cents lower or Sl7 s. down on butchers
statesmen attemptng % minimize down
turn.
shorn lamns about steady, quality con
sidered good sh0r0 laups Wl'h $50
--------t,+4 -Slt- an1l-l4-1G-hc .l,EhilA
n shpr, package common 'o MEDIUM
shorn lambs $50 cull and common
euginle Ss1i 507 sheep steady, TOP on
snorn slaughter ewes, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
EARNINGS

WENTWORTH NANtTA1Tt RING 90.
SIX mos ended April 30\ 1879 .lFi2
Net profit Al5e = tlo2 u4P
Common shares earned 3tc 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

LOST COD "waltham Premier" wrist
watch. black leather hand gIft frnm
dead parents Good reward. 53Q7 Florida
Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
PITISRL RGH

PTTTsBURGH June y. uNSl-- CATTLE
700 steady steers $500 i IT. medium
10 good StS-5 ~ ~. so. common So %"
IS so. heifers good 20 choice. Nl51 10.
medium 20 good SO ~ ~ Is So common
- al cARX-2uDd 10 choice. Nll 30 y lf
medium 10 good. $luull Gamers and
cutters So sou 10. bulls good 20 choice
Sis 50uIesO, common 10 medium, 500
3 30
HOGS $50. active and 2jC lower Pa D
hogs one deck Sl4 90. 5o-isn lbs ,
SI4I0a1425. 10000 lbs. So 2i'i Il 80
200 22O lbs. Slf25Hi4 80. 22o-25o lbs
xi4l5d143s; 250-2e0 lbs SI4u 3, 2P0-
$50 lbs Sl2 sjn14. 1oO1jO lbs &l3
N Il - roughs. Sl3n 1878.
SHEEP 500 steady. Choice lambs.
clipped Sli 1916 medium 70 good
clipped Si2 25qI275. common larts.
clipped S6 2SHe25 ewes. clipped N50 g
wethers. clipped. So ~ { so; ~. 1s lambs
S13 IL ~
CALVES 200. steady Good 10 rnoics
S16 So II 20. medium 20 good, 81 49,
culls ana common s. II 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
nUoTESNy LIGHT co.

Quarter ended March 81 1919 lat2
Net profit A15e 81 Ns5s = ,
Fer common share SIC ttt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

PARAKEET bird light niue, nEhi gray
wings comes ~ the call Of Billy:
very IbgraI TpWaFd OREGON TTS3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

PEKlNGESE lost Male. color, brown
tGrstlot- McNicholsl; reward Rosetta,
Pingrpe Pool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Funeral Directors


FINEST quality 80. I grade granite mark
ers now Sli rs: terms TO s-sa2f.
Oct Monument Works 27fi W Dawson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

BLACK bllfnid containing money IN
butcher. grocery store, reward. Pingres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Lost and Found

BIILFOLD, brown. containing 81 and
valuable papers. Reward. Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10

POCKET --Lady's. downtown. sat
riday. return. soldiers mother. needed
badly Temple 1929.
SIS REWARD FOR return ~ brown cameo
pendant. lost in zippefed change purse.
downtown dime store. Nav 81. Address
? fsuv-e fae4-- Detroit riHaas---