davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Nylon Still Better

Nylon, according 10 DR.. Cad
we'll, makes an even finer tire
Now il is used mainly 10 make
airplane tires and he indicated
that even postwar il will prob
ably be confined to the aviation
field
Despite the superiority of
both rayon and nylon, DR.. Cad
well did not expect TO see cotton
cord fade out of the tire picture
even If natural rubber returns.
For the ordinary tire, cotton
cord Is still best" he said.
"RayOn and nylon would in
crease the cost too much for the
amount OF Improvement IL
would give the tire. II would
not increase the tread life, just
the safety"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Cut Iron
Shipment

CLEVELAND. Sept 2a-Con-
firming statement by the man.
ager of the Ore and Coal
Exchange that the peak move
ment of iron ore on the Great
Lakes is definitely behind U.S." a
September report on the Great
Lakes ore fleet show that 10
vessels have been diverted TO the
grain trade in the month since
August 10
The report. prepared by Clar-
ence c. Lindeman, Statistician for
NJ. A. Hanna Co. based on data
from all operators of American
Great Lakes ore vessels. shows
that of the total fleet of 312 ships
in operation on Sept. IS, the
number plying in the ore trade
has been reduced 10 293.
The 3l2 vessels represent a to-
tai trip capacity of 2,940,090
tons. Lindenan. said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Farme rs' M arket

FRuITs-Apples Deacous. fancy 81 81 as
~, be.' MeIni0ah. fancy. 81 " ASH bu
-. SO 4a-lb bu.. SNOW, 30. l. S2u2 so 4 S.
10 % MeaitHss, fancy s. 81 4S-iB-ba.
No. 4. 5000 SO. Wolf River fancy So %
fancy IS 500 bu No j. 50 SOC 5'' Csnis-
!oGp's fancy s. oOlo. bu.. No. / 81 ID
so f,rafs bartirtts fancy. $462 ou
No. /, So Scckei, No. l. S3g3.5O bu
reaches. fancy 50 OF ba., No. !. S3W3,5O.
Hale, fancy. S4.0i bu, No. /. S3w3 so
flums Sreengage No $50 3 50 bu Prunes
No. ls2 50@2 80 , bu. Grapes. Concord
fancy 81 bul no. !. 81 2SWl so
Sainc.s 50 so bu Natermeions, $l.25a
vEcErABLE GREENs-csbbage Greens No
!, gOce Sl2o nu Collards, No. J. Sic SO
70 !, 81 25el 50 dol bchs. sorel; No /
SIZE % bu Spinach. No. J. Sl.5O@2 is
10. bu swiss Chard. NJ /, 15c@Sl bu
Mustard Greens No Slel 25 bu. TurniE
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREEEs=Ce1cry
Cabbage, fancy. 50 bu No S2a2 so
Escarole. No l. $lal 80 bu Head Lettuce
No. /. Slwl.50 d01 Leaf Lettuce 50 q
lo-lo. basket Parsley. curly. 400 csc doz
VEGETABLES Misc Beans green fancy
. 20 tu no. 81 asa %. WAY. fancy
2 30 bu No 1. Sl.7Se2.15. Roman. fancy
s. tu No S3G3.50 Lima fancy Sc
bu No SS95 SO Blsckeye 10 81 so
w4 bu KCu'uCy wonder fancy 81 on
no ], So so. BeCtS No, i 50H csc duz
houa topped Slnl 80 bu. Broccoli fancy
| 81 5Oa3 bu So ] Sl.7Sa225. Cabbage
80 aOca 81 10 5o-b 10 Red. Slwl %
/ bu Curly, No ! 81 2S bu. Carrots bend
7OnaOr enz bchs. topped fancy, 50 bu
I No !. 81 5Oal 20 Cauuhowcr fancy 50 30
dol No !. 81 so02. celery 75c doz
! bchss No 1. asa SOC Sweet Corn, fancy
1 Sl25 5-doz. SACKS. No. enca$l Cucum
/ heys sIccrs fancy 81 so bu No l. 81 7s
ga Is Pickles. on. No. /. 50 500 bu
! medium. No. !. S3m9 80 bu small No.
S4a5 bu. Dill. 5oa,7 SC, doz bchs Egg
! type 4opeoc peck basket Horse radlsh
az, 'P bcp. ' Ssrs S5 Ns Eoh29 So pecS s
Dr. onions fancy So SO so.6 sack No. 9''
medium S1.35W1.5O Green Onions No
! 2 5caS1 dor hchs PArSnips. 80 ! 50 so o
! 81 bu Parsley Root coo 7Sc doz bchS
Peppers RED sweet. fancy. 50 so bu No.
81 lSml 3. Cayenne No. 5O@ $50 peck
basket Hot No I eOptl 25 bu Green
10. ! oOcaSl D bu Pimentus fancy 50
bu' No T. 81 25ml u.s. Potatoes. 40.
S2a22 5 hu Pumpkins No. J. Slfl %
bu Radishes Red 10 / 65msSc dor bchs.
long whit, No SoH75c dor. hchs Rhu-
barb soar &c do1 bchs Rutabagss. No !.
81 Som2 bu squash Italian. fancy 8 IS
peck basket No SlWl 20 Delicious No
! 81 25ml 80 hu Table Queen No eoc
"a 81 - hu Hubbard No 81 25n 20
hu Tomatoes fancy 80 hu No. / 81 2S
wi7S Tomatoes peck basket fancy 81 -.
No ! sOoT5c TurnloS No l. Sla1.2S
dor hchs topped ~ 35H17S bu
FCCs-Lsrre. SIS 500 Is so 3o-doz case
medium. SlaaiS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Auto
Graphs
Butyl Hailed Ist
Economical Synthetic
BY sILER FREEMAN

Butyl is the first of the SYM
thetic rubbers to stand on its
own feet economically, accord
ing to DR.. Sidney Caldwell. u. S.
Rubber Co.'S director of tire
development. Butyl is being
uesd for tire tubes and while
the entire supply is now being
taken by the military. it will
some day be released for civilian
use and DR.. Caldwell foresaw a
big future for the synthetic.
It's chief superiority. DR.. Cad
well pointed out, is in the fact
that il is highly resistant to dirt,
resists heat, does not tear as
badly as other synthetics and
holds air three times as well as
natural rubber.
There is small wonder that
the army has taken il over for
its own use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Traders Eye
New Issues

NEW YORK. Sept. % (UP)-
The stock market was a dull
affair today with volume barely
above the half-million share level.
Leading stock groups showed
virtually 40 price change although
sugars firmed on development of
the shortage IN New York City,
and aircraftS moved up on an
nounCement of further new orders
from civilian alrlineS for post
war equipment.
Interest IN new securities was
heightened by the action of Com
monWealth Edison Co. of Chicago
IN filing with the securities and
exchange commission a SlS0.000.-
900 bond issue. second largest
tlotation ever registered with the
commission.
Business news was dominated
by disclosure that the four Fisher
brothers have formed two new
firms 10 engage after the war in
the manufacture of airplanes and
automobiles.
Bitun1inouS coal production for
the week ended Sept % was re-
ported up more than 100000 tons.
while Dun d BradStreet reported
a rise of IL 10 Is per cent in
retail trade.
Sugars had gains ranging to
IL points in American Sugar Re
filming. Cuban-American Sugar
firmcd fractionally on announce
ment Of 81 dividend on COM
mon. Douglas, up 2 to a new
hugh, featured the aircrafts. East
man Kodak common, down a
point, and the preferred. off d
were outstanding in the chemicals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Expand Cylinder Plant

Completion OF an extensive
plant expansion program coin
Gliding with the beginning of
forged aluminium alloy cylinder
head production in the Chew
rolet plant at Anderson, Ind.
was revealed today by NJ. +.
Coyle. general manager of
Chevrolet. The expanded plant.
Coyle said. provides more than
$1,000 square feet Of additional
floor space. permitting large
scale output of cylinder heads
for the new lS-cyllnder Pratt &
Whitney aircraft engines.
The engines are used 10 power
bomber and fighter planes, in
Guiding the Thunderbolt and
Pei Black Widow night fighter.
and are among the most power
full OF all radial aviation engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
pea Orders IS
New Sky-Gidnts

WASHINGTON. Sept. % -
Pennsylvania Central Airlines has
signed a contract with the Doug
las Aircraft Co. for nearly S10,-
100000 worth of the super a.
engine transport planes which are
expected TO materially shrink dis
tances between the many indus
trially important cities served by
this pioneer airline.
Monro said the 300-mile-
hour speed of the postwar trans
portation would bring such cities
as Washington and Pittsburgh,
Detroit and Chicago, New York
and Washington. within an hour
or less of each other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
What New
In Business
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Entrance by the Clayton &
Lambert Manufacturing Co,
veteran Detroit producer Of
metal stampings for automo-
biles, into the postwar home re-
frigerstion field through the
manufacture Of a new gas
fueled refrigerator IS announced
today by Charles r. Lambert,
president Currently the com.
pany, al It's Detroit and ASH
land. by. plants, Is making
millions Of steel shell cases
monthly for the navy.
Exclusive manufacturing and
selling rights 10 the refriger-
ator. cmbodyng ipdNiduahstic
features covered by patents,
have been acquired by the com
pany, Lambert declared Manu-
featuring operations. he said,
VIII get under way as soon as
possible after governmental
regulations permit in plants now
under cons Iteration in four Of
the states-Ohlo, West Virginia,
Kentucky and Indiana border
inc on the Ohio River.
I'm the selection OF plant To-
cations Lambert explained,
consideration is being given 10
the less critical manpower local
tiles i'm the four states. Sites
are being graded according Ia
the advantages they offer, such
a. availability of skilled workers
and adJacency both to steel
mills for supplies of raw materi-
ais and 10 water and rail trans
portaiion for shipment of fin
tShad nrodncts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

Recent ciearet shortages are
reshuffling the lineup of the
Big Five.
Although ciearet sales are
usually a closely guarded trade
secret a spot check of retailers
and jobbers in score of cities
showed r. J. Reynolds "Camels "
most rigidly rationed of r all
brands. has dropped from No. l
spot to a poor third.
Liggett e. Myers Chester
fields and American Tobacco's
'Luckies" are battling il out for
top position. Along with Phillip
Morris and Old Colds they are
fighting a delaying action"
against less known brands which
have picked up sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
mfr. Products
Orders Cut

The working force of Motor
Products Corps plant here has
been cut in half and sales have
dropped to prewar levels as a
result of a drastic slash in air.
craft parts production together
with cancellation of navy con-
tract, S. L. Lott president, stated
today.
At the same time he disclosed
that net profits for the 1914
fiscal year ounted 10 ST.
1881, equal to $2S7 per share
against S763,723, or S1.96 a share
for the l943 fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Praises Rayon Cord

In an address last night before
the Engineering Society of De-
troit. DR.. Caldwell extolled the
value of rayon cord to synthetic
truck tires. Tires made with
rayon have 375 per cent better
performance than those made
with cotton cord, he said.
Rayon. being thinner than
cotton yet stronger, can be used
in less thickness. This results in
a lighter tire which can be run
much cooler. The main trouble
with synthetic tires is that they
build up heat in the sidewalks,
causing failures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Farm Implement
Rdtioning Ends

CHICAGO, Sept. 29-Ending OF
rationing and distribution control
over farm machinery and equip
ment, except corn pickers, will
not affect the manufacturing
companies.
The new order, announced by
the VIA, means that the func,
ton of the county rationlng>
boards, which now issue certifi-
Gates of necessity for purchase Of
farm machines, is ended. Farm
ers will have TO do their own
shopping around for implements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Their Ideal Plane

A recent survey by Bellanca
Aircraft revealed that the air
minded public's ideal postwar
airplane is a low-wing land
plane with seaplane float at
tachments and with a 120 10
80 horsepower engine.
A four-seater, il would have
10 be priced from $500 TO
$1,000.
All metal construction, the de-
sired ship would have a cruising
speed of about l35 and top speed
OF 165.
A 500 mile range was sought
and tricycle. landing gear, heaV-
lily favored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Form New
Concerns

LANSING, Sept. % CUP)-
The Michigan Corporation and
Securities Commission today had
announced that articles of incor-
poration have been filed by the
following firms:
Inland Asphalt Corp, Delaware,
Detroit $4,000 common stock.
Colonial Heating Co., Ham
tramck; Allan Larry Emery.
Detroit TO deal in heating equip
ment; $4,000 common stock.
Mcnamara Food Products, Inc,
$40 Dime Bank Building Detroit
Frederick s. Mcnamara. Denver.
Colo, James =. Mcnamara and
William T. Mcnamara, Detroit,
to deal in feed products; S50,000
common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

his address and fell into the dark backseat, barely
able respond with gratitude for the nearly full pint
at home. Was this what he had been seeking? He had
reached the point where there was only thing:
drink TIT amnesty cdrc; and tomorrow drink again
The windows were blue-white. Was il early morn
ing evening? He lay watching the panes and Won
dered if they would whlten into daylight thicken
into dusk. He wondNed what time il was what day.
The clock said Clio but that told him nothing.
He had awakened fully dressed on the couch in the
living His feet burned He reached down and
unlaced his shoes and kicked them off He took off his
coat and vest and united his tie Automatically, his
hand CROPPED beside the couch for the pint on the
floor. His heart sank he found it and found it
empty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Lakes Area Li(ks
Grain Car SHORTAGE

CLEVELAND. Sept. % - A
critical shortage of box cars to
move this years record grain
crop still exists in some regions.
but in the Great Lakes area the
car shortage has been so far
licked that grain men hope the
entire crop can be moved directly
TO market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Instalment No. S

The waiter said Call cop" the girl said Never
mind, let him go He stood there puzzled his polite.
patient half-smile trying TO say. It's only a joke
was only having httlc-The doorman put his big
hands on ms shoulders, turned him around gave him
a shove that made his neck snap and he was in the
street.
He walked slowly. trying not TO the cabbeS who
stared IN silent contempt BY the time he got TO the
corner and Of sight his legs shaking violently.
re wanted to collapse, lie Stumbled into cab. gave
pravnrs eopyIirh. By KIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
RyeLeadS
Grain Rise

CHICAGO, Sept. % GNS)--
Grains were in demand and higher
today. Rye led the advance and
moved up as much as 2i2c while
wheat scored gains ranging 10
l&c.
At the close wheat was &c 10
l sc up with December at Sl6l7s =.
Corn was &c TO sc higher. oats
&C 10 &C up, rye Ike 10 2%c
higher and barley unchanged 10
&c higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30


announced TO-
day by Ernest
r Breech pres
ident.
X u n er is
head Of the cor
poration's CEN
trial res Q arc h
laboratories in
Detroit and has
charge Of in
and
developing new
product actlVl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

| NOhEN AND BEN OOhEN land
INCI REORGANIZED ''COHEN PROF
hRIiEs" BONDS DATED OCTOBER
Notice IS hereby given to tn. holders
and owners OF ell OF the outstanding bonds
| OF the ."CoHEN PROPERTIES bond
issue dated October is, 1925. secured by
The trust indenture as amended and sup
plemented, hereinafter described, that pur-
suAnt 10 the terms OF said trust indenture
as amended and supplemented, said Detroit
InesIe enterprises Inc. viii redeem the
remaining 1886, 600 OF unpaid par value OF
bonds Of SAID issue now outstanding and
maturing October IS, ls47 and win pay
said bonds 10 be 50 redeemed ., the office
OF Equitable Trust Company 900 Griswold
street, Detroit. Michigan, on October Is,
-at-ssPsid- psF plus accrued interest
10 october 5, 1914. and income tax pay
ment on such interes, as provided In said
bonds. upon presentation and surrender OF
said bonds TO undersigned with all unpaid
coupons thereunto belonging No such tn
terest viii be paid on said bonds TO be 30
redeemed otter October 10 1914, provided
deposit Of the necessary funds for sutm>
redemption and payment IL made on
before said date; assurance satisfactory
Detroit Theatre Enterprises. inc that
funds for such redemption and payment
VII be available on said date OF redemp-
lion as provided IN said indenture
SAID trust indenture IL dated October Is
lsle Acknowledged October 20 1928. re-.
1eerGef Ia LHer IS4i 81 Mortgages cages
<@'-<4h bQih inclusive, Wayne County
records. executed by Abraham Cohen LOUIS
1ohen and Sylvia Cohen his wife and
ben Cohen. first parties. James D.
straus Trustee. second party tundersgned
Equitable Trust Company, a Michigan cor
Ipn'atlou. being successor 20 said James 1.
! - S'faus. Trustee and The Stratus
brothers Company. an indiana corporation.
/ lhrd party, and was amended and SUP
p.emented BY agreement dated December
/ 81 1885 recorded January IL 1897, IN
nioer zga4 OF Mortgages, pages 3l3-335
Mayne County records. executed by said
netrou Theatre Enterprises Inc
Mlehlsan corporation. Louis Cohen sylvia
cohen ard Ben Cohen as first parties
sad Detroit Theatre Enterprise Inc,
belng the then owner Of the m0rtgaEed
prppery. and undersigned EquitAhls Trust
company. as Trustee. second party. In and
by which said agreement the original
maturity 81 SAID bonds vas extended 10
thereon Vas modified
The said bonds TO be 50 redeemed IN.
cnde The following
. bonds. unpaid par value each 800
sos sol sos. sos. SOC /si2. sisJsis, s7s.
~ s2sfs3s. si3ls4s $50 s5i s5s ss7
Sbo 80. 500. SCI. sss. s73fs75 eTs ssO'
~ Ns3 80 $50. So5. sOs go si4/eis,
tSl ~. s27 p35 800. e4i Ist3. $50, e5i'
~. ~ 9aS 90 s75 es2 ss4 Ss3 pe3'
ioVi' 1908 1907 l0ll, l0la 1919 1879.
40 1850. 1881. 1887 1925 1910 iO42
lgt5. lOi5. l0i7 iOt9. 1852 1854. lossI.
1000 1855, l06s 1911. l072. i074IIo7s,
Bonds unpaid par value each. yssa "a
Nns. ~ leo. lO3, lof. l06tiOs, ii2, ia.
10 III. lis, l2f. I25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Pulpwood Receipts Up

WASHINGTON, Sept. % b.
Pulpwood receipts including i'm
ports for August totaled approx
rvately J 705 900 cords or about
J. per cent above August. l943
End about II per cent above Au
r 1917. WPB announces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Detroit Gdsket Pays
25-Cent Dividend

Detroit Csyfcr and Nanur5c-
turing has declared a dividend Of
IS cents on common. payable oct
g 10 stock Of record Oct. 7. The
previous payment was for a like
amount on July ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
KuCher Promoted
By Bendix Aviation

A. A. kucher. director Of re-
search OF BendiX Aviation Corp,
and chairman Of lis long-range
planning committee. has been
elected a vice Dresldeni n was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
InITnn CAsm nRAIN

TOLEDO, Q, Sept . ,INs Cash grain
on track
wllEAT--No ? red. soft 81 e4@l65.
COitN-Eo ; yellow, Sl.l6-s. No. yell
low Sl.l5'.
oA1s-No. : white. e7s6sc; No. white.
&c q eLC,
sOYIEASS-Ko. ? new, S2.os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
BY CHARLES JACKSON
ILLUSTRATIONS by =. r. 6RUGER

Had he been sleeping all night all night and all
the next day? There was no way of telling until the
light changed for better for worse If it
ming he could go out and buy another, dozen more.
But If morning-he feared to find out; for if IT
dawn he would be cut off until the bars opened Once
again, he had not been clever enough TO provide a
supply against this very thing Last night it had been
merely drink 1t medicine now
He lifted the empty pint TO his mouth One warm
drop crawled like slow syrup through the neck Of the
bottle 1t lay his tongue, useless all but impossible
TO swallow.
He knew he was in for another cycle of harrow
ing mornings
Continued Tomorrow)
oshed BY rau,r q RinshArt, Inc
Scropbooks, Detroit Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
Dow-Jones Bonds

20 Bonds lOl IS. up rs
10 Higher grid rails 100 80 up Is
10 Second grid rails S0S4 up Al
10 Public utilities 1885 off .O3
10 lnduStuals 1O6 %, up 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

ties and new BUSINESS oppOrtuni-
ties for Bendix through the long
range planning committees work,
j. was stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
ANS-No. ? new, S2.oq
WINNIPEG GRAINS

WINNIPEG. sept 20 tINS Rye fnishc,
2'sc 10 2'sc higher today October. gg1.c
December. cease May. a97sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
LaVelI Heads
Life Cashiers

The Life Agency Cashiers AS
ISOLATION of Detroit and Windsor
have elected the following off
GERS: President, Richard VI.
Lavell. Manufacturers Life. nee
president, Joseph G.. Stutzke. Re-
lance Life; secretary, Jean Nor
ton. Northwestern National;
treasurer. Marian NJ. Brehler.
Midland MUTUAL.
The new president has ap-
pointed the following committee
chairmen: Program, Gertrude A.
Deigert. John Hancock; member
ship, Frank L. Lakin, Lincoln
National; Publicity, Helen V. Nc
Coy, State Mutual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Livestock Market

%: 6I' :5:3, SEQ 4oo :lIg Us sgP 81.
heht Stars neht lights 5oSi47s
CATTLE 600 steady Calves ] oOO
scady Beef steers good and choice SIC
~ 81. common and medium S13mlT
y,tL.lngs ~ Is Butchers. helfcrs. 500
-. cuws. SS4lf. bulls Ssu13 calves
SIS" l6 feeder steers SlOa14 25. Stockers
't,et. 50 3 so cows and heiferS. S7ml2
hHEEP-l 600 STEADY Lambs Sl3 500
90 common. 100 3. yearlings $i0G
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. sept % tINS -CATTI
zoo slow az steady prices steers good 10
choice. SIG 5oal7.5o medium 90 good STA
W To- common 90 medium St2ml4 grass
steers. So l5 so heiiefS, good 20 choice.
STA 'OHl5. medium 20 good Sl2al4
common On medium SIS 5Oal2 cows. good 10
choice SlOall medium 20 good. Ssmq.
Gamers and cutters S4d7 bulls good 10
choice Sll"l2 common 90 medium, 50 so
pt . so
HOGs-15o. steady. ieo-1so lbs. S147s
"l5iS. 10000 lbs. S15.1Oa1Sl 200.
220 lbs. Sl5.1oa1S.l5: 22O-25O his
Sl4 4O@i515. 25o-3O0 lbs. Sl425a
u 30 3oO35o lbs, S14.25@l4 100
$50 lbs, Sl2@l425 roushs. Sis.4O@
sHEEP-1oo steady Choice lambs. sis.7s
o. a IS. medium 20 good Sll.5oal2 so.
common lambs S5@7. ewes, S2a4 so.
wcthers. 81 5Oab.50.
CALVES-1OO. steady. Good 70 choice
SIG SOAR so medium, Sl3a14. culls and
common, $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Toronto Stocks


ClosinEs- an nomlna = November, "a OF
January, 2la3. February, 2l.96. April,
2l.99, June. q 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Detroit Stocks

sales. including ODD lots, $50 shAreS
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

~. ~ IlVo l2Os 1918. i2ll. i2Ie
rs 1870 1922 l223 1929. 1922 i2as. ia3s.
5se' i2to l24s. 1896 1857. i75si i27o.
S6s I ~ I2sS' 1890 l2s2, 12se/i9
5sI. 1929 1882, 1887 i340i5tt -
52i /l539 1855. 1887 1859. 1880. i5s,.
53ee5a' 1857 1871, 1872. 1879. 1895. 1854.
Bonds. unpaid par valu. each tsss az
,os. i29. l32 1874. i37II3s, i4s. itSiso-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

AUSTIN NICHOLS co.
-Four months ended Aus 81
1914 1919
Net profit SiOT 500 STA 37s
Class Share earned S9To x6is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

PITTSBURGH a W VA. RwY
l04d 1919
August net income Ss26sI 500 so.
{ mos net income ST23oe9 Ss4s17.
Per shade S237 S2Ti