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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Detroit Produce

On account OF the cold weather trading Was
very limited ~ the Detroit Union Produce
today All quota tons represent very few sales,
nsOsl prices UNCHANGED
APPLES- -Mlchiran bu Delicious 50 25@
80. Jonathans S3m % ialr quality
B.EANs- Florida. bu hmprs., valentines
SS.o5 Wax. S5.o5: PlenuiGk. some fair
BEFrS-TeSss, half crts bend $3.50.
BROcCOLI-Canforuia. crts. 50. 5ou7.
.cABBA GE-SO-lh sacks round Texas, 50.
florida SO Arizona S3.lo@ 3 Is.
81. 90 California, $4.75 Texas. dot, bend
cAULlFLowER California. pony crts..
1c-EEGITRY2canfornis crts Pascal. - do1
81. So@a IS; Florida Golden Heart. SINKS
GRAPEFRUIT $50 Texas std boxes Marsh
Secdiess SOS and larger $500 N.1h.
GRAPES-Caliionia Tugs Emperors. 50 so
efS2s Ribiers S475u5.
LETTUCE-Ios Angeles Iceberg Head Let
tuce. California Imp Val. 50 b. Arizona
oNIoNs-sO-lb. sacks. Mchlran U & No.
J. NclOWs medium 81 A0ml 60. lo-lh SACKS,
medium. $50 &C yellow Boilers 25c Idaho
Colorado Sweet spanish. 4 $. No. J. 3-ln
and lager 81 500 so
ORANCES-Caliioruia NsvsS generally ialr
quality 2S2s and isrrcr. 81 SOC 4-t5 Flor
ida boyes 50 TA@ 5 OF
PpTATCES--i OOH sacks No ) sic
a Idaho Russct Burbank 81 SO utility
grade 81 SO. 5Ib. sacks. 7. ) no J. SIZE
"A. 63s64r Maine Katahdn-ChippeNat
S3.BqW 3.64 SIN and larger S3Sa pecks.
s7er5ac. Michigan Chippcwas So - New
Potatoes Florida 3o-b sacks Triumphs U >.
No ] size. A. washed. 81 6o@ 70
s sFlSScH&Tas. oS Sr'i o.i curly 1a ST.
ToMAroEs-Repacks 1o-ib cartons. Si.s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
List Hits
7-Y'r. High

INV YORK Jan Q qNS(--
ys4e-N----A sa,----Ie,-t- r-ro--rcii u r1r7y-
SCvcn-ycar highs again today de-
spite large profit taking operations
which outrsn demand al times
Rails and heavy industries
shares closely anicd 20 the war
effort continued their market
leadership New York Central was
the most active stock FOR the sec
ond day In "a row The days vol
umo ran az 1000 O00-Sharc gait
The market pattern was MIR
rored BY action Of Bethlehem Steel
which opened = higher lost
nearly an the gain only 10 rally
back 20 Is start IN the carly after
noon after overcoming heavy Of
fcrinCS m the second hour when
tho tape ran late twice.
Santa Fc had an extreme gain
~ a.. Southern Pacific Scc-Sawcd
but closed about n half better
L. 6. Steel and General Motors
held slightly above last night 5
close ChrNSlcr SCARED u AVA
tionS were mixed with BoCIng and
LoCkhccd easier and Douglas up
& CopperS. amuSrmcHtS rail
equipments and food stocks turned
irregular after an opening bulge.
Curb stocks rose while action OF
stocks lifted the general bond
market 10 higher levels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Auto
Graphs
AAA Chief Warns
Of Danger Ahead :
nv sILER FREEMAN

Owners of Americas passen-
ger cars and government agen-
cies responsible for automotive
supplies were warned by the
American Automobile Associa-
tion today that II will take
herculean efforts in main,e-
nance and conservation to pre-
vent a disastrous transportation
breakdown in 1915. The find
ingS of the AAA were embodied
in a statement by II. j. Brun-
nier. San Francisco, who was
recently elected president of the
national motoring body.
Brunnier's warning was based
on a comprehensive inventory
OF passenger car transportation
after three years OF war and
covered the car as a unit of
transportation. tires, replace
ment parts, repair facilities,
mechanic manpower and gaso-
line.
The AAA president pointed
out that since Pearl Harbor the
passenger car has carried Is
per cent Of the country's local
essential transportation load.
and that il has been the means
of getting four out of five war
workers TO and from their Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
teyte Christmas

1t. Bob Hanna, in a letter 10
his grandfather. John Hanna,
who. as head of Hanna Gal
leries. rates as one of Detroit's
oldest merchants. described
Christmas Day in Leyte hos
pitsl
First, through the window
came the strains Of Holy
Night sung by chorus OF
WACS," he wrote. "And AS
they came through the door
carrying a little Christmas
tree. there wasn't a dry eye In
the place.
at was a typical hospital
tree-the decorations consisting
of wiSps OF absorbent cotton,
the tips Of which had been
dipped I'm mercurOchrOme.
But II was the most beauti-
ful Christmas tree any of us
had ever seen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
WLBCaIIsChiefs
In Snyder 1ieup

Officers OF the Society Of Tool
and Die Craftsmen were ordered
10 appear before the War Labor
Board today to show cause why
800 striking employees OF the
Snyder Tool and Die Co. should
not return 10 their jobs.
The employees. who have been on
strike since last Thursday, are
doing experimental work on new
type motors for the air corps and
the army has demanded that they
return to their jobs. government
official said.
The strike was called after two
union members were discharged
for allegedly participating in
pre-New Years party
The WLB ordered all men BAG
TO work. including the two dis
charged employees. Monday morn.
ing. When the two employees re-
ported for work the company al
legedly gave them two hours re-
porting time and again sent them
home The strike was resumed
and the plant is closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Howard R. Newcomb

News was received today of the
death in Los Angeles Of Howard
II. Newcomb. former Detroit ner.
chant, collector 81 rare coins and
naval veteran Of the war with
Spain. Last rites win be IN Forest
Lawn Cemetery. Los Angeles.
Mr.. Ncwcomb was vice presi]
dent of Ncwcomb. Endicott d Co,
a firm which WIS discontinued N
1927 after selling its store and
business to the J. l.. Hudson Co.
The deceased's interest in rare
coins amounted to that OF = scien-
tisi and his collection OF Y. S.
Colonial pennies was considered
the most complete in existence.
MIR. Newcomb died Sunday ut
the age Of Ct.
He is survived by his widow,
Mabel Ruth. a son. 1t Howard r
Jr. az Los Angeles: a daughter.
Mrs Afieen Hatcher OF Spokane.
Wash: and two brothers, Cyrenius
Newcomb Jr. of Bloomfield Hills
and DR.. William w. Newcomb OF
Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Near Danger Point

Drummer said that 25 per
cent OF the 25.000,000 automo-
bileS remaining on the highway
are IL years of age or older,
and added that if great numbers
of these 60 out OF use in coming
months due to obSolescencc, we
may quickly descend TO, or 90
below the 20,00O,000 level which
has been estimated as the rock
bottom figure for essential
needs. But, in any event, he
added. we are -Irrenuy con-
fronted with the gigantic task
of doing a 1915 wartime trans
portation Job with 1929 regis
tration Of cars.
The motorists Of this coun-
try arc also running on an
exceedingly thin argin of
safety As far as tires are con-
cerned, the report added Sup
plies of tires in past months
have been barely adequate even
for the most essential users,
due TO high military demands
plus labor shortages a"9 other
production problems IN the tire
industry
In this regard the AAA
warned against current trends
of careleSSneSs about tire con-
Servation and called for public
recognition of tn grim fact
that recapping will be the only
recourse that tho average car
owner Will have for a consider
able time TO come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
No Additional Gas

The situation as regards rc-
placement parts. and repair
facilities and manpower is inn
proved slightly over that Of
past months. the report con-
tinued. but here again are short
ages which must be met in
coming months, especially since
the volume of service work
naturally increases at a much
greater rate as cars grow
older
Gasoline. il was added. is in
an extremely delicate balance
between supply and demand,
chiefly ecause Of military
needs coupled with problems
Of transportation. According TO
present indications, there will
be ample for rationing require
mentS, but IL Is probable that
there Will be no additional
allowances for civilians until
the end of the war in Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
What New
In Business
- FFeevAo Agencies
Spent $500 900 900
By WARD SCHULTZ

The nations top - advertising
ccncics-each placing more thar
10 cocoon worth Of huSincs>--ac-
ouF9ca for more than $500 600
40 worth Of Bd volume last year
ccordinC to & complication by
advertising Acc. the national
-arketng paper
Released for the first time IN
lSincS, hiSjor are estimated fig
1e> on the individual agencies
nd they show th0t The leader n
collar volume placed for 1914
,as !. Walter Thompson 60. with
total Of So 600 600 OF this
mount. ovcr ST. oo0cn was
Jared in The United States,
Second place WAS held by Young
Rubicam with an estimated
otal Of S5l O00OOl, almost all IN
his county
Third was Y. ". Aver a Son,
,hich is reported 10 have placed
$1,000 600 IN ads
Following arc the remaining
20 m the golden l0-lnillion-pluS
bracket.
Mccain. Erickson, Inc.--SSl.-
OoO. 600 plus.
Fcote. Cone 4 Bedding
SSi. 200. 900 minus.
Batten Barton. ID. a o.
$50. 900, 600.
RuthrAuH 4 Ryan-S2S, O00,-
600.
Dancer Fitzgerald sample
Ss3, ZOO. 600.
Compton Advertising - S22,-
600 900.
Newell Emett Co. - S2O,000,-
600.
Blow Csc. 900, 900.
Benton & Bowles-SIS. O00. 900.
Kenyon 4 Eckhardt-$l8,000,-
600.
Erwin. Massey a Co---$l1--
100000.
Arthur Kudner. Inc. - SIS
0oo, 900.
darcy Advertising Co.-$I6,-
900. 900.
William Esty & Co.-Sl4.OOo,-
600.
Fuller d Smith a ROss-S1l,-
100000.
Lennon & Mitchell-Sl ,0O0.-
600.
Campbell-Ewald Co. - SILL
100000.
MaXOn. Inc.-SlO. 000,0 900.
Grant Advertising - $40, 000,-
AllA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Farm ers' M arket

FRuITs-Apples BaidwinS. No. ], q 500
2.so Ash bu Delicious. No. i, 81 500
1.so s5-lb bu Northwestern Creeninst. No.
!. s72542 so Ash bu Rhode Island
G I, ~. 2sw3sS 4 4aIs ~ ~
a ssa1's:s. No = a 1919 s s ss
Northern spys, No /. 50 5os2so 43-lb.
VEGETABLE CREENs--LeesS. No. /. sis
! 1 LIZ aqj sSp SALAD cREEss-celer,
csobaFe, No $2s2 so bu Leai LETTUCE.
dollhouse. 81 20 lo-lb basket French
Endive. ho;houSe. fancy. So 81 rs 5-lb Dor.
VEGETABLE Miscellaneous Bets.
topped No i si@i SO 6u. Cabbage. No l.
$17sa2 5o-lb. bu red, No /. 81. 1894
bu curly No, l.. 7sessi as eg Carrots
81 40 don bchs. No l. 75csl Michigan
Squares fancy 50 so doE bchs. Celery
Root. No /. s7m7 so bu Horse-rsdish
No /. 81 peck basket Dry Onions. fancy
81 7sei 90 So-ib sack. No /. medium.
si15siso Psrsnips. No, J. So ,.s
so bu Parsley Root. No. i. soewsl as
bu. Potatoes. No. 81 1891 bu Rsdishes.
red dollhouse 81 40 dor bchs black, No, I,
81 so@i75 bu Ru;Abass No j 81 25e
$50 bu. squash. Delicious, fancy, 81 rs
bu. No / eocal as Table Queen, No /.
T5o@si bu Hubbard fancy, $3.50 bn. D..
No eocas Us. Turnips. topped fancy.
"a eu No, 81 ss@i7' Vegetable
ECCS-LArge slsdl65o 30-doI- case.
medium Slsais so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

The men who will engineer the
lation's postwar automobiles were
old today what the man who will
)wn one wants in the way of
,afety, comfort. refinements and
economy in his l94X car.
Gained from a poll from every
section OF the country the de-
hands were pretty uniform with
SectionahSm showing up only in
rertain items peculiar 10 climate
" weather conditions.
Results Of the nationwide poll
Vcrc gwen last night 10 the Soci-
~ of Autom0tive Engineers al
IS third annual war meeting IN
he Boak-CadrIac Hotel The poll
ras taken by four newspapers
fwo o. them Hearst papers. and
be findings were reported by iouI
MO editors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
National Poll Tells
Postwar Car Likes

amincr. found the Far West in tho
same frame of mind as. the rest Of
the country but differing on the
demand for cooling units because
OF the San Francisco Bay fog
In San Francisco they also want
brakes that will hold on hills,
windshield wiperS that won't slow
going up hills and reflectorS on
both sides Of The car 10 warn mo-
florists coming in the opposite
direction.
The Coast preferred light gray
90 other colorS. with black and
blue following II wants automatic
turning signals and clocks that
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Farnsworth Radio
Names Distributor

The Farnsworth Radio q Tele-
vision Corp. of Fl. Wayne, Ind,
has announced the appointment OF
the Republic Supply Corp. as ex.
elusive distributor OF Farnsworth
products in the Detroit territory.
Kent A. Zimmerman. Republic
Supply Corp. executive with head.
quarters at 424 w. Jefferson. said
Farnsworth postwar plans include
production OF phonograph-radios.
radios and television receiving
sets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
-MeMorran's
Rites Tomorrow
Obituaries

PORT HURON. Jan. 9-Funerai
services will be held here tomor~
row for David w. McMorran, "a,
who died. in his home Sunday,
after long illness.
Mr.. McMorran owned the con.
trolling interest in the Heinrich
Frenck Sons Chicory Co. of Port
Huron and Flushing. N. Y. He was
a former owner Of the E. B.
Muller Co. and director of the
Detroit branch 81 the Federal
Reserve Bank and National
Garages Of Detroit, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Grains
Decline

CHICAG q. Jan 9 (INS)-
Grains weakened in todays late
dealings but not until some futures
advanced moderately to new sea-
sona peaks.
Wheat dropped l7sc before re-
covering TO close &c TO lac off.
May finished &C off at $l.65ls.
Rye closed sc 10 sc off, corn,
&c to &c off. oats &c to sc
lower and barley sc to Sc off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Local Bank
Profits Rise

With commercial deposits Of De-
troit banks rising 10 new all time
highs those for the six largest
.acrreeated S.5S3. 600. coo as
against s.. 1895. 10000 the year
earlier earnings for tho most
part also showed sharp increases.
Tho National Bank OF Detroit
reported earnings OF S4.2423S2 on
S4.24 a common share rs against
50 go 6S3 or S325 m tho pre-
viouS ycar. The hank transferred
81 500 900 from individual profits
TO surplus thus increasing the
lending jimit 10 any one company
q, 90 20 ODO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
An Oversight

Through a very embarrassing
oversight. this department for
got 20 credit Harvey Campbell
and the Board of Commerce for
the compilation OF that very
fine tax calendar which we ran
in Sundays paper.
No, Harvey didn't ask for
credit, and it's our guess that
he never even noticed il was
missing. All he's interested in,
is making a few more Amer
leans tax conscious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
WANT WIDER BODY


The consensus was that the pub
lie wants q wider, more COM
.Ortable. four-door body that gives
more headroom. improved venti-
.atIon without fancy gadgets 10
Jack UP he price Of The car; ac-
cessorics thai really work and To-
Gated in accessible places. more
and better vision for safety. less
chrome >treamlning but not al
The expense IF comfort and closer
coupling Tor ease IN parking and
Esraging.
The 1879 cars were acceptable
or tne whole but The buyers want
better arranged instrument dialS
bumpers that are uniform In
height and really bump and ex-
fcri6rs that arc not TOO bright In
Chrome bit are easily cleaned
John T. Burke who conducted
tne poll for the San Francisco TX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Mrs. ANY BeniAmin

Services for Mrs. Amy Benja-
min. "a. who died yesterday in
Harper Hospital. viii be held at
2:S0 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel
of the William r Hamilton
Funeral Home, Cass and Alex
andrine. Burial will be In Ever.
green Cemetery.
Mrs. Benjamin was born in
Capac and came 10 Detroit IS
years ago. She resided at 120
Pingree.
Surviving are her husband, Ira
VI, Benjamin; three SONS. II.
Stoughton. Jerome F. and Ira l..
Benjamin, and FIVE grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
EAST SEEKS VISION

Bert Pierce az the New York
Times found the East wants more
vision for driving, not so high
hoods. less chrome. more head
room, Jess noise.
The SouthS views. presented by
Gordon Hcbert Of the New Orle-
ans Timcs-Picayunc. lean G q
toward rakiSh but not too modern
iSuc design. striking color c0mbl.
nations. liberal use of chrome.
more comfortable seats. air cOndi-
tioning. controls nearer the driver.
The Midwest, represented by II.
y. Wilson Of the Chicago Herald
American. favored tho four-door
sedan and more comfort but was
not too interested in summer cool
ing Black was The favorite color
with two-tonc next. The Midwest
also wanted larger WindshlcldS for
better vision and less noise and
was ready 20 sacrifice CadgctS "a
kCoY price down
One thing an seemed 20 agree
upon there should be "A wind
shield wiper in the rear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
J. B. Graham Sells
LARGE Block Of Stock
&. D. wIDNAN
J. 7. sHEAFOR

Joseph b. Graham. director Of
Graham Paige Motors Corp, sold
privately in December 100000
shares of common, reducing his
direct holdings 10 1856 shares.
He also sold trust holdings of
3,2l3 shares of 5 per cent Class
A preferred. He also continues to
have an indirect interest in Al, 497
shares of common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Dividend Of 70 Cents
BY Kalamazoo Stove

NEW YORK. Jan. 9-Kalama-
zoo Stove & Furnace Co. declared
a dividend of 20 cents on its COM
man. payable Feb. / TO stock Of
record Jan. Is. The same amount
was paid Feb. I last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
SHARP DECREASE

The report ef the Manufacture
erS National Bank of Detroit for
the year ended Dec 81 shows a
net profit al 81, 4S3 1850 equal TO
S2i73 a share. as compared with
net profit of 1884 962 or Sl4.75
a share in 1913.
United Savings Bank reported
a net profit for the year 1914 of
approximately S273,0O0 or 1913
as against S27l 900 or S2.7l a
share M 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Baroness Rothsch1d

NEW YORK. Jane 9 ms
Baroness Robert DE Rothschih, 58,
wife o. the header Of the Jewish
community in Paris and mernber
of the interna tionally famed
banking family. died yesterday at
Roosevelt Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Banks Here Add
New Directors

Two Detroit banks today an.
nounccd additions 10 their dircc-
toratos
The Detroit Bank reports that
G. David Widman, vice president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
APPROVE CHANGE

Stockholders Of The Detroit
Bank have approved an increase
in the number Of outstanding
shares at common from ia, 140 10
l49.6SS with the right 10 purchase
the additional shares al S60"eacn
IN the ratio of one ncw share for
each five old.
The offering price Of 500 per
share adds Sl9S. 600 10 the COM
mon capital stock at par value
Of $50 per share. and the remain
inc $40 adds 1897. go TO the sur
plus account. This represents d
total capital and surplus increase
Of 81 496,SS0
In ITS report for the year ended
Dec. ri, the Detroit Bank showed
net profit OF 81 .5ll,554, equal
20 Sli3l per share, against ST.
266. 9S4 or S102S a share in 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

One kid used to be an the teacher
slip showing bawled her out for 10 minutes for
being out of uniform.
But make the toughest students They shoot the
bazooka. One kid know got an honorable dis
charge back high school again. But was pretty
for him forget his old habits Every morning Tor two
he left pineapple for the teacher
then they out OF teachers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG Jan @ tNSl-Rye closed X
81 l6l. bid october 81 l2fs~ .l24s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
REPORT GAIN

The Industrial National Bank OF
Detroit reports for the year 1914
earnings of 1858, 759 as against
S3i5,17l in the previous year.
Available earnings for the COM
mon stock amount to Sis a
share as against $3.50 IN l943.
Commonwealth Bank for the
year ended Dec. 81 shows a net
profit of $3.50 Ia equal. after pre-
ferrcd dividends, to Sl72l share
against a net profit for 1943 of
$3.50 .S65 or Sl717 common
share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

RTttiNcr rLTcTRtC A ENGINEERING co.
Fiscal year ended Oct. 81
1914 io45
Net prof, t265 so $3.50 3os
Per common share 81 s. Sl-5l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Changes,
I'm Bis

Radical changes in the Biz cx~
perimental bomber. claimed to oe
the worlds largest and equipped
with the most powerful sirplane
engine in existe were an
nuuuccd today by officials OF the
General Motors Corp.
New engines, turbo-Supercharg-
ers and reversible pitch propellers
have been installed which will an.
crease the S0-ton bomber's power
by 30 per cent
Built 10 carry an 1S-ton bomb
load or l24 fully-armed men, the
ship now carries an engine rated
at $500 horsepower.
The reversible pitch propeller.
make possible a shorter landing
run ecause OF the additional
braking power and the new turbo
superchargers enable the plane &c
operate at high attitudes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
COMMUNIQUES
By BOB HOPE

FEW youngsters interrupted their education to
"A help Gepnan and the Japs have already come
school again Some OF those boys
little trouble with exams at first
all pretty hard shooting Tor % when you've
spent months trying get Zeros.
When they got back they found the nigh school, mao enanseo
hang in all the frankie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
"FINGERTIP" CONTROL

a complete new Instrumentation
syste I'm now gives the pilot q
"fingertip" control of all four pro-
pellers while in flight.
Work on the project was begun
last January al the Romulus
Army Air Field by Fisher BODY
at the request Of the AAF and
completed AT the Fisher Cleveland
aircraft plant Al present, the
BIG. with a wing spread Of 212
feet and length Of 80 feet, is
being used by the army 10 pro-
vide a testing ground for improve
mcnt in combat equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Livestock M arket


and ycaflinrs slow. steady. supplies small.
demand relatively narrow most common and
good shortteds 10 SIS nothing strictly good
on choice offered early. COWS very uneven.
mostly steady 90 weak with Mondays aver
ares. early bulk common and medium eeei
cows. Se@l1 so. numerous medium 10 good
COWS. STA. with some slightly higher can
uers and cutters unevcnly. SO 3Odb 80.
With some interests stopping az So. bulls
mostly steady bulk common and medium
sausage bulls SlO@ 5000 heavy Kinds
Sl2 l5a12 %. lev beef buls around ana
above Sl3 replacement cattle neEligible.
CALNES-Rcrripts 500 Neeltfs STEADY
20 weak. top SOC lower good 20 choice top
Siae 1880 culls. STHll, heavy calves
H6Cs-1soo. active and strong. bu.k good
and choice is0-300 lbs. tor al, Sl4 90
ceiling most 3OO-400 lbs. slf7o few 100
leu los Sl4 5Oal4 90, most l0O-l6O lbs,
efEEr Receipts, ? 500 Slaughter lambs
f.is .4,t tc choice NAIVE lambs. SIbai5 SO.
100 90 $3.50 paid rather freely including
double deck s6lb led Michigan lambs Most
medium to snud natives. $50 IA so. bulk
20 81. best ia' ewes topped a. ss BUZZ
mixed grades. S3q7 30, thin cgs'' S5g4.
CHICAGO
f '' so 5ol i4as im1ediSu So $50
sis15 i - TO-. passing soes. ssl575@i8.
carTLz-ts' 600. a,,ey cnys, 1000.
r-ttiam Sl3Hlt yeallnzs SIG ~.
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