Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 12

12 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS BATTLE CREEK, MICR, WEDVESDAT, APRIL t9, 1M Today's Market Report FINANCIAL Business Opportunities Classified (Ths classified department closes its pages at 10 a. m. daily. All classified advertising for Sunday papers will be accepted up to 5:45 p. m.

Saturdays.) five months. Wheat yesterday reached lows not equaled here since last November but gains during the first hour today were limited to small fractions. Other grains and soybeans followed wheat, advancing small fractions at times, but com continued to sag, losing fractions and selling at new lows for the last four months. Traders blamed weakness of corn on belief that the government would increase its effort to stimulate the flow of wheat into feed use. Secretary Wickard's suggestion of a two price system for wheat to accomplish this purpose attracted much attention.

Blood Donations To Be Discussed On Air Thursday Dr. O. Canby Robinson, who Is directing the Red Cross blood donor service, is going to discuss his organization's campaign to enlist blood donors during an interview with Arch McDonald on "Thus We Live." Thursday evening. (WBBM. at Dr.

Robinson will tell how the blood already donated by 200.000 Americans is processed Into dried plasma so that it can be used by serv ice men the American armed lorces at "lome or abroad. Donations are now averaging about pints a week. Battle Creek people have been among the donors A feature of the program will be the dramatization of a typical example of how blood plasma is saving lives. Me lives in the oconari it JiZL TAKES THE WHOLE FAMILY TO GET HIM UR hhrto DRESSED AND OFF TO WORK ON TIME GET TO the 2St1 ohk. But the one mocn' SzSSf INKS THE WIFE DECIDES 4 TO RIDE INTO TOWN x'ClA ifTk i WITH HIM, HE'S UP AT At ti 9 I I'M THE CRACK OF DAWN 1 17'-- f''k 'A fe AND BEEFING WS nMffiIlzt- THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME 'hS ''Mi (Continued) BEAUTY shop in ood location for sale.

Owner retiring because ot neaitn. ttox N-3. News. GOOD milk route for sal with new" 1J.4 truck. Box J-3.

News. Land Contracts 35 FOR SALE 6 land contract. Balance $813. Discount $23. Phone 8613.

WE BUY land contracts. Cash for your equitv. Monev to loan on real estate. V. L.

Grassman. 2-5175 or 2-1M7. Cash for vour land contract HADDOCK REALTORS INSL'RANCH 40-41 stone Arcade 2-1715 2-0On CASH for your land contract Quick service Mortgage money F. B. KULP 170 North Ave.

Phone 2-4S5 Loans, Mortgages 36 WE LOAN MONEY Specialize in refinance of present obligations. Buy and sell land contracts. TAYLOR REALTY CO. 2-3891 Post Bldx Loans to $300 "37 PAY AS i YOU SAVE A loan to group your small bills, leaving only one place to pay saves you time and money. Loans from $10 to $300 Repayable weekly or monthly In small payments.

BATTLE CREEK LOAN CO. 201 Michigan Kafl Bank Bldg. Second Floor Phone 7156 MONEY Immediate Cash Loans DEAL WITH THE OWNER Jas. W. Sumner MICHIGAN LOAN CO.

of BATTLE CREEK liOO Central Tower Phone 2-88S Prices Mixed After Modest Comebacks NEW YORK tyPj Further heaviness in American telephone overshadowed modest comeback tendencies in steels and certain other industrials in today's stock market dealings. Slightly encouraging to contingents was the fact that selective recoveries proceeded as telephone extended its opening fractional decline. Prices generally were mixed near mid-day. U. S.

Steel moved up a little in response to the March quarter report released after yesterday's close. Profit of $2.48 a share compared favorably with the preceding quarter's $1.62, but it was about $1 a share under the March, 1941, period. Other stocks given occasional support included Bethlehem, Sperry, Westinghouse. Eastman, Southern Pacific and Texas Co. Inclined to lag were General Motors.

Montgomery Ward, Case and American Can. Bonds and commodities were irregular. GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO The grain market displayed rallying power today as traders entered the futures pits with small sized buying orders largely to cover previous short or to fill a sprinkling of transactions authorized by consuming interests. Short covering was by the fact thnf. nrires in sevpral nits had slipped to lows for the past four or five months- Wheat yesterday I reached lows for the pa.st four or 70 WBBM 180 WLS-WEXR 890 WGN 120 i-porls WKNR Call CIIowhv W.IK Itansom Miermnn omcr GRAIN MARKET Chlcaco Rard of Trade daily ranct of LOCAL MARKETS LIVESTOCK (Courtesy Stiles A Co.

I uuiiier in inr cuurcn i Monday evening. Wendell E. Doty Wh.st of Battle Creek, district governor ol.j!";. the Lions club, spoke. The Wo man's Monday club held its spruig $13.

OS: ln-200. J13.V); Ifto-ivj. 140-inn, $12.00 rouchs. i staKa $11 Gwwl calves-M; medium common $7-lu. Grind oo! lamh- $12 TiO: tood clipped lamriA SIM; old nheep $4 50 down.

"atie Steady. Good coar. wool 47c. htti.k 4 itn.h 4.RiN rnTwhMmsiovervi 6c. oa's navy mo cwt.

luncheon in the Community House S'pt- Monday. Bonnie Barr. Mrs. Wagoner. Joyce Mu kle and Mrs.

Merrill Mickle presented the pro-1 Ingram. Approximately $75 was RADIO PROGRAMS WELL 1400 wmv WMAQ 670 WJR TONIGHT Gang Busters, off the ah" for a short time, will return Main Frl-dav lor a new series over the Blue network. The program will be on lor a half hour starting at 8 p. m. Did ou know the National Farm and Home Hour, originating in Chicago, has been voted the best of the Windv City public service broadcasts? It has been on the air 14 jears.

Odds and Ends Dept. TTie "PEOPLE PLATFORM will be broadcast from Kansas City Thursday nisht with a discussion of methods to check-rein the nation's sixth columnists; LAL'RETTE FILL-BRANDT, and JOHN LARKIN. Chi-chro radio actors, have joined the cast of the Flying Patrol, on the Blue. Mondays through Fridays; THREE THIRD.S of a Nation, the new YVPB program Wednesday nights, is attracting a large following WELL carries. Coldwater Notes Marriage Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Pa.sk announce the marriage of their daughter, Aliene. to Corp. Robert L. Simond.s.

son of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Simonds.

who is stationed at Camp Livinsston, La. Thev were marricl April 26 bv tlie H. O. Hurrell. Safe Friends and relatives here haie learned that Albert Dor-rance who has been in Shanghai.

China, for several years as a representative of the Standard Oil is safe at his residence in a hotel there. The message which came from the Red Cross through the Switzerland department, was dated April 24. Plead Guilt? James Blair. 78. nd his son.

Wilson. 34. pleaded guilty Tuesday afternoon before Justice Irving L. Stansell to a dis-nrderly charge. Sheriff officers claim the two were involved in a disturbance at the Cedar Bank hotel at Coldwater lake Saturday night.

Each was sentenced to serve 15 days in Jail and assessed fines and costs of $15 or an additional 15 days. Admits Guilt Hugo Drake. 39. admit tea his guilt to a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor when arraigned before Justice Charles F. Howe Monday.

He is in Jail for 60 days In default rf a fine and costs of $56 75. i 7:1.1 KU S. Hlla WELL Mr. WKLI Hlllmau Lindley W.IK C.ir.mn tffiitw, ne.i iloss. nones WMAQ Mr.

District W'iN orpti.tn Annlp VVMAQ News of trie torld Attonipv ipnf. bv Hultiurd. Warrrn and 7hlrK Board i of Tradt. Previous Low Noon Closs High ll Ilk 121 U3'-- 122 i2i 12.1 pi 'irn i s-iii. IIK1KOIT hi ami fK pra.l.-.i Michigan eei: in ln: f.

b. tmit Whiten Kutrn i tirade A Lirf 32 i 33c: mMltum 29 3c 27c utarularit urmlr torn Hi? Uc mIium 2'-i 2V" mile irnilf liirp 27c. hrimtin Kxtr.te Ai larKr 'M nii 'tmni I1 "'i MtarKtiiM cradr Urce mfilium 2h-i29c; trnlt-ii Krlf Ixrui- 27r. Ietroit t.rk.M rrwri: Butt.r. h-jit in -Mir.

currrni r- triptn 21 it. tlirtn-f 2t'ic. ciiftkn 27c. Ill TROIT I.TRV PKTROIT Poultry Kr.k. Hnm lh up 22-; untT Ihf 2c Itrnn 3 up 21c.

rcK He; rtck PiirtnK-rr 4 up 27r: rock hroilrrs 2' 4 2-c. 3 cento under rocks, leghorn tienn 13 up 22c. TOI.MH MYfTX T0I.KI0. P. Livestock Hoy market lower $KJ 7-.

'I 13 K5; 2'M -2'iil ir. I3 13 17n-2" lt.pt 13.75. Uh-iT" lt $12 ftt i 13 1 i-1 ii $12 12 n.uchu $12 s.Vi 1J StflKH ill -r Caltle 7.. ateady. Calve iteadv.

Tnp Sheep and lnmtn it adv. Wool lamh $ln -i12: clipped Son 10 QUOTATIONS f'utm 8. C. oieman. 304 Vnt Ride Htd The Wflrvland Fund 2 3 3it Qunrterly Income hrtren 3 4 Chemical Kurd T.lfi 7 7ft She rrtff-GovllQ unlisteeTsecurities rnrnlhed hv AMman-Kverliam A Co.

'bona 2-A4I3) W.MAQ N.s anil Martha WGN Bob I ilt.n i 01 WK.I.L-B Mirt Michiithti. Kl.L Bah. I.all Scurra :15 Parade KKon. WELL- lihvthm W.lft Tint WON Clifton WELL Treasury Rc nn oils Hands Brewster Rv I t'tl-y. Nfl WELl.

Or-an Capers S. Chamber of Rtar Commerce WKLL Oav in Kpview WJlt Hr.i.ta Hopper WELL Harmnnv Road Tirrv anil the Pirate WJR Nelson K.irtv WKNR Flyins Patrol WMaW The Thin Man H--ta vuia WELL Challenge of th WGN- T.il Yukon I WJK Frank Parker. long WJR WEN Secret City WIN Armstrong Mr. -The Christian Hoople Hour WELL Ixine Rancer lncle Walter )oc House WELL One the Book WI.W Thomaa WGN Capt. WLS Manhattan at Midnight WELI Hits ami Bita 1:00 WELL Easy Aces WJK Amos 'V Andy WI.W Fred Warring Or WON Don Winalow, Serial 'WELL Sinclair Melodla WJK Shirlev Temple WMAQ Eddie Cantor U'GN Gahriel Heater, news WENR Basin Street Music 10:00 ELL Three Thirds of a Nation 'WJR Glenn Miller Or.

MAt) Kay Kyser-s Collega W'GN John B. Hughea. News Mils Tinney. numorlst 10:1.1 WJR Creat Moment In Music WELL Military Analysis of News 10:4.1 WELL Patterns In Blue 1 1 :00 WELL Clyde Lucas Orch. WJR News WMAQ Irene Rich LW News 9:00 WELL- Paul V.

McNutt News Street Music Author's Playhouse Morning i 10:4.1 IW'ELL Sin'in' sjam 'WMAQ Varv Marlin WCFL Chaplain Jim I "11:00 (WELL Second Husband' iW.ll: Marv Lee Tavlor -iWMAQ The Bartons 11:1.1 WELL Honeymoon Hill Johnson. Serial I WJR Down Brushcreek Way made from the collection scrap metal and waste paper conducted last week by the high school defense council under the direction of Seth Bowerman. local salvage chairman. The collections are being continued The Rev. George Cameron is in Chicago.

Benjamin Wetherbee has returned to Detroit after visiting his parents here. Mrs. B. J. Rivet of Detroit was a recent guest here.

Robert Folk and Pntnck Parker recently visited Pvt. Fred Heaton at Chanute Field. 111. Mrs. John Smith and daughter Monday in Adrian.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaBIanc of Detroit spent the week-end with her mother. Mrs. Frank Gary.

Tom Woodbury. and Miss Martha Barrus of Chicago, daughter of Mrs. B. E. Barrus.

were married at 4:30 p. m. Monday in the home of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Woodbury, on East Main street. The Rev. Leroy Cabbage read the ceremony. Mrs. Woodbury will return to Chicago, and Mr.

Woodbury has been inducted at Fort Custer. Mr. and Mrs. John Porcupile and daughter recently visited Mr. and Mrs.

William Stauder in Three Rivers. Hastings Notes Tradesmen Rrgistrr Thirty-five local tradesmen and organizations, who will havp to purchase sucar, MKlMercd in the first day of the tiade rcpLMration at Hastings hich school. The registration continues today. It is being held in each hish school of the county in preparation for sugar rationing. for My A'.

Basin WELI, Thursday End Worry Over Past Due Debts LET COLONIAL PAY YOUR TROUBLESOME BILLS TODAY! Get a Colonial Plan personal loan of $25 to $300 quickly on just your rr-signature or security. Then pay us a small amount monthly that leaves most of your Income for other things. YOU SAVE 10 OF LOAN COST EACH MONTH BY PROMPT PAYMENT Come in or phone and end worry over past due debts today 1 (OLONIAl FINANCE CO. 608 CENTRAL NAT'L TOWER Phone 2-4063 9:1.1 WELL Gospel Program WELL Breakfast Clllh Rev. H.

A. Campbell Linda's First Ixive Breakiast ith Bill WJR Hearts In Harmony 9:45 WELL News from "Europe IW.IR Thus We Live StorU Hid Ak A Htnve 3i la UiriliiK Kellopj: iftii Kt-dorated Huh. ('urnmn i 17' Mian Cirion 24 2ft Mictih-an National nnnk 1ft 17 MtciiicJin Steel Cnatlnii 2 Nnttonul fJas and Klcc. Com. -'Li 3 Siler Koam Brewlnc 10 .40 I nmn Steam fimp 2 22 rnited S'eei Sr Wire S'i Wolverina Natural Gas SO 1.10 NOTICES Personals NOTICE On and after this date (April 2f.

1942. I will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted for bv myself. 1 Signed 1 Harold W. Bennett. 115 McGrath EXCHANGE piano lessons for several hours cleaning, mending.

Willard Institute. 5325. AD I dXiLY rs. Rii bshaw. 414 Capital S.

W. Phone 2-5S75. HEAVY MINERAL 35c quart. Bring your rmttlc. Mutual Cut Rate.

PROF. ROMA IX 75 East State. daily. 25c. 50c, 75c.

Readings TOUR old watch taken In trade on a new or.e. Can for old gold. FREY, 41 Capital N. E. Special Notices LICENSED PAWNBROKER Loans on jewelry and other valuables Reliable Jewelry Loan.

33 Capital b. W. HIGHEST prices paid for old gold and dia monds. Expert watch and Jewelry repairing. Miller Jewelers.

A Square Deal Al-ways." 36 W. Michigan. Education YOl'NG women, and women not so young, are prepnring at Argubright Collece to join "The Army Behind the Army" through stenographic and other business training. Intensi e. courses.

Bijou Theater Bldg. Lost and Found 8 LOST Sometime Monday morning, gold locket and chain with initials I. Lost on bus or on street between Jack- son and Capital. Phone 753S. LOST S-month-old blond cocker! female'.

Mmday. Reward. Phones 2-2i91 or 2-32SS. LOST 13 in. beagle.

Black and white. License No. 90S1. Call 4456. Reward.

LOST Male sprincer spaniel! black and white, ost or stolen near Springfield school Saturday. Reward. House-trailer on 20.h across from Springfield sehool. Whipple. LOST Great Dane dog.

Wandered auav from 11 w. Jackson, Bright Spot Lunch. 9 70 or 2-666. COST Black leather kev case 4keys7 Phone 2-2106. LOST- Woven gold-tie holder.

Regard! Ph. 5259. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Either Sex 11 EASY TO SEU made-to-ortler ahirts. ties, hope. direct to wejirer with sensational new ouult.

Cash profits up to -VI cr sate. lxw jirice.s' irnni factory. Sideline or full time. Kxperience unnecessary. Complete outfit free.

Write Packard Terr- Hnufe. Ind. Help Wanted Male 12 MAN on farm by month. 2H-2151. PRKSSKR wanted.

(iy i7nd wages" Reliable Cleaners. fii7 W. Michigan. DISHWA.SHKR wanted. Good pa v.

Ap ply Mr. Clark. Kresge 5c and 10c. BOYS WANTED Of school age, to own and carry Enquirer and News routes. Afternoon work, that does not interfere with school duties.

Opportunity to earn extra money during vacation season. Call in person, any day at main office, between 2:30 and 5:30 p. m. Ask for Mr. Ford.

WANTKD Full time work. Miss Kerr, main kitchen, Sani- MARRIED MAN on dairy farm. House and some other things furnished. Bert Grif-fith. one mile west of Galesburg.

Few, if any. of Samuel S. Hinds vast army of fans will recognize this outstanding character actor in his dual role in I'niversnl's newest Abbott and Cost el lo laugh riot. "Ride 'Km Cowbov." now at the Regent theater. As the owner of a dude ranch and father of Anne Gwynne.

Hfnds wears a handlebar mustache, while as General Custer, in the nichtmare sequence of the comedy, he hides his identftv behind a Van Dvke. fAPr.RIENCKI) fry cook and short order man ior hotel work. References. Box H-3. News WANTKD Man who understands fumicat-ing.

to manage store. Good opportunity. Call b-tween a. m. and 5 p.

m. Wilrr-an Fumigating 3', Capital WANTKD Kxperienced waiter. Apply 13 K. Michigan. MKReSKNIER boys with wheels wanted.

Must be over lfi. Inquire Postal Tele- gra ph. 1 1 X. cCa nily St WA NTK Pin set tersl 6to60 No ex-perience required. Full or part-time Jvork.

Champion. COLORKD men. 16 to(0 yearsold. wanted to xet bowling pins. No experience needed.

Recreation Center, 160 Champion St. Help Wanted Female 13 Competent cashier with typing experience. Apply DOYLE'S MARKET, 8 to 10 a. m. or 4 to 5 p.

m. I waitress. 251 W. Michigan Ave. College Inn, EXPERIENCED ser ice ladies wanted at -tnenp-lI''nen Mart.

2S W. Michigan Ave. EX IE NCKD coat wanted. Steady. Beverly Dress Shop.

BKAlTi operator wanted Klinganian's Beauty Shop. 565 K. Michigan Ave. WANTKD Woman for housework, care of two children. Home Sundays and nights.

Call evenings. 2-5223. WANTKD Girl for lighT factorv work" 1 I Cfl 1 51 re St. WANTKD- Unman between 4 5a nd55to assist with licnt housework snd ere of inalid in Jackson. S5 week.

Will be treated as one of familv. Call 2-4597 before 2. WANTKD Experencedw aJtrVsKoodCity Ca fe. WANTKD Woman for counter work also dish washer. Apply between 9 and 11 Mornings.

Estill's Cafeteria. WA NTK Worn an for general housework. Stay nichts: week. Phone 4133. MIDDLE aged woman for housekeeping.

Full charne. 2 children 4-11. J7 week. Steady job. Apply Battle Creek Bread Co.

EXPERIENCED" son at Orr's. Lake view. WANTED Neat appearing girl in a dry cleaning office. Famous Cleaners. 82 E.

Jackson. WA NT ED Woman for general houseu ork in countrv home. Two miles west of Ft. Custer. 717V WANTED Girl toR7sist and care ior children.

Stay nights. 47. EXP ER I NCED Fv i t7 ierksT fm -rnphers. Bookkeeping training preferred. Must nae birth certificate.

Apply in writing. The Duplex Printing Press Co. Salesmen, Agents 15 MAN" WANTKD to succeed Dealer In Battle Creek SeHinc experience unnecessary to start. Everything iumihed except car. Splendid opportunity for hustlers to build up permanent, profitable business.

Write immediately, Raw-leich's. giving- ate. KawieiKh'0, Iept. MCD-26-160. Freepr.it.

111. Situation Wanted Male 16 WANTED Watchman's yt. Experienced. Situation Wanted remale 17 MIDDLE-AfiED vnman wants hfUekeep- ne Mr. T.eyria.

Burlmcton. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 34 FOR SALE Small restaurant, dump pood business, on main highway. Box News. FOR SALE A good going meat market jocaiea in ine nenn or a city 01 Fnr particulars -aiI or write Earl Boyes. Stebbins Hasting.

Mich. UTILITIES (Furnished by 4. S. Rarhe (o Semrity Onnumrs f'oner Preferred: Rid Ak "i percent 87 fifi 10:00 WELL Musical Millwheel WJK Valiant Lid WMAQ Bess WELL Mollv NEW YORK STOCKS Famished by Malbard, fYarren A Chandler MIJ rost Bids. LOCAL Phcse 8141 Open Noon 30 27 24 '4 20-, 23 37'i 104 4 36 23 3I'4 3 32-, la'i 17', 53 2S 7 Clark Equipment Katon Manufacturing Co.

General Foods Oliver Equipment 20 22 36 102 'i 3.1 23', 3 32 .13 IV. II', 51 Allis-Chalmers American Can American Smelters American Tel. and Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Aviation Corp Bi-ndix Bethlehem Steel Corp Boeing Airplane Briggs Manufacturing Chrysler Motors Consolidated Oil Crucible Steel Co Curtiss-Wright General Electric General Motors Goodyear International Harvester International Nickel Kennecott Kresge Kroger Montgomery Ward National Biscuit New York Central J. C.

Penney Pennsylvania R. Phillips Pullman, lnc Radio Corp Am Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Southern Pacilic Sianrlard Oil of Ind 21 32 41 24 i 17'-, 22, 23 L'i 22 14 33 13 42', 24 1, 2S-l 17, 22 21 13 1 l8 ST 20 30 22 2 i 1 T. 4 4 1 1 20 311 21 'i 2 1.1 44i.i 11 '4 20 31 21 30 4 29 14'. 4.1 24 Standard Oil of N. J.

Swift anil Co. Texas Corp Timken-Detroit United Aircraft IT. S. Rubber V. S.

Steel Western Union Tel. Woolworth Yellow Truck 2rt 46 24 22 1U78 HI I KAl.O l.IVKSTOCK BUFFALO, N. Y. i.t Hops sjilabh' 300 market slow: mostly lo cents Iowit; 170-210 $14. 3ry 14.40: 270-ano lbs.

SI4 14.15: pood and i-hoice 2f0-220 lb. raiiruns held above $14. to; roupli and weiciny hows $1 U.bo. Cat tit saUblc 300; no parly net ion on Canadinnf: xupply arrlvinR late: moderately covered steers and heiit-rs held 12. o0; cows and hulls fully steady; cutter and common cows S7.S.V-i9: canti'T 5fi.3.r 'rf i 60; libt and medium weight sausage OUIIS lit.

Calves salable 100: vealor trade slow wt-ak to 50 cents lower: good and choice $14 a 14. ao: common and medium -j 13.50. Sheep salable 3O0: Iambs strong to 25 cents higher; Rood to choice shorn oiler-ings No. 2 and No. 3 pelts $1250.

IlKTKOIT DKTROIT Cattle salable 00. Beef sters and heifers steady cows and bulls active, cows firm and bulls strong to 25c higher; scattering good light fed steers SU.25''i i3.jO. medium grade steers $11 Hi 12. part load medium to good around 1.050 lb. Canadians $12: few common to medium heilcrs $9.25 a 11.50: medium to goxl beef cows $.50 'i 10.25.

cutter to com mon cows canners largelv $6. 75 'a 7.75 practical tup weighty ausage bulls odd head Slo.t5'y in. 75, common and medium bulls 10.25. Calves salable 600. Few early sales steady, most hids 50c lower, early top $16 on good and choice vealers.

others bid $15.50, common and medium grades $10.50 'n M. on. Hogs salable l.SuO. Market not estab lished early. Sheep salable 2.000.

Shorn lambs active mostly io-Ijc higher; good to choice stiorn fed lambs with No. 2 pelts $12.35 '41 12.75, some lambs with mixed No. 1 and 2 pelts $125, medium to good shorn lambs $1 1.50 ''i 12.25. common lightweights 510.50 down: package good 7S lb. wooled lambs 1 3.

75 good to choice fat shorn ewes 5 00. Hit A4.0 LIVESTOCK C'HICACt (jwsalablf hogs 10 00; total 15,500: early sales strong to 10c higher than Tunday's a vera Re, but market now at standstill: with most bidn 15-2k: 1owt at $14 down; early sales Rood and choice 20O-360 lbs 1 4.35 with top S14.4M: Rood and choice lSO-2M) 5i3.W: n.ij; bidding io-i5c lower sown. Salable sheep 4.000: total 5.500: late Tuesday; fat lambs to loc lower bulk wooled offerinRB 110 down $13.40 load or two 14: most shorn lambs $12.25 and S12.35: with lower grades $11H 11.50; odd head slaughter ewes $7.50 down, strictly choice absent; today's trade fat Iamb trade fairly active, steady to 10c higher. weiRht and less attractive quality considered, bulk good and choice fed wooled offerlncs 113 down $13.3. 13.70: with some plainer lipht weiKlita around 51 most shorn oitenncs 512.

10'n 12.35: e-wes quotably steady or $7.50 down Salabl' cattle 10.000; calves SH): sterr trafle unsettled; steady only on moderate supply; medium to strictly good offerings closing slow with bids 2uc or more low extn-me shipper demand for strictly Rood and choice offering curtailed, moderate supply such cattle here; combined bearish influences resultinR in uneven nervous trade; most early sales S12'f 15; early top strictly finished offerings held round Sli.25: but bulk steers unsold heifers steady to 25c lower: mostly sfadv weak best $14.15: cows steady to small killers only: weighty cutters $9.25 down; most fat cows $9. 75 a 10.50: bulls fully steady at $10.75 down vealers firm at $13 r' 13; stock cattle slow. SAf.lNAW BRANS SAGINAW Today's paying prices tn growers per cwt. bv the Michigan Bean Choice hand picked pea beans $4 05. New rrop as follows: Light red kidneys dark red kidneys $4 yellow eyes l.icht cranberries 54 dark cranberries $3.

oh; brown Swedish $1.50. HICAf.O BI TTf AM) CHICAGO i.IV-Butler, receipts 2S.On4; firm: creamerv. 93 score 39 1 4 39 92 3S ttl. 3fi2c: So, RM. 37c.

8S 36'tc; Wi centralized carlots 38'vc. Eggs receipts firm; fresh graded extra firsts, local 30c; cars 31'ic; firsts litcal cars 30'4c: current receipts 2 irt ies 27c checks 26 storage pacKea extras 33c. firsts 33c. CHICAf.O FOI I.TRY CHICAGO Poultry live. 32 trucks; hens and ducks easier, others steady; hens, over 20 "4c, 5 and down 23 Uc, leghorn hens 22c; broilers.

2K down. colored 23c. Plymouth rock 24c. white rock springs. 4 up.

colored 2c, Plymouth rock 28c. white rock 27Hc: under 4 colored 24c. Plymouth rock 25c. white rock bareback chickens 20' Tic roosters 15c. leghorn 14c ducks.

4 i lbs. up. colored 1S while IKc. small colored lfi'-c. white Ifpc: geese, over 12 12c, 12 down 12c; turkeys, loms, old lc, young 21c, hens 24c.

Hf A(. POTATOES CHICAGO---. lv Potatoes, arrivals R7: on track 221; total U. S. shipments 653; supplies rather lietit, demand moderate, market firm: Idaho Russet Burbanks V.

S. No. 1. $3. 35i 3.45: Maine Katahdins U.

5 No. 1 Minnesota and North ftakota Cobblers commercials $2 2.20; Wisconsin Katahdins U. B. No. 1, 2.25; new stock supplies moderate, demand light: for Texas Bliss Triumphs market slightly weaker: Texas Bliss '1 n-umphs U.

S. No. 1, $2.50.2 55 per 50 lbs. sack California lng Whites U. S.

No. 1, l.M. DETROIT PRODI t't' rKTROIT Apples: Michigan bushel crates r. S. No.

1 2 li inch mm. N. Sps $2 2 75. fair to generally good 2 25; Delicious fair to generally good $2 a 2.25 bushel basket. Leal fettuce: Hothouse 10-lb.

baskets: Ohm-Michigan Potatoes 100 lb. sark Idaho Russet Burhanks I. S. No. 1 washed $3.504 3.70; sacks 41c; Maine V.

S. No. 1 various vanities loo ih. sacks 2.60; paper sacks .39 ft 41c. Miehican S.

No. I Chippewas $2 3j'- 2.40; Russet Rurals V. S. No. 1 S2.25a2.40; U.

S. commercial $2.25. Neb. S. No.

1 washed Triumphs 5o-lb. sacks 10 01b. sacks $4.104.25. New stock: 50 lb. sacks Calif XT.

S. No. 1 washed Long Whites $1.85 a 1.95. mor-tlv Fla. tJ.

S. No. 1 Sebagos washed Tex. U. S.

No. 1 washed Triumphs $2.7562.85. 8:1.1 WELI. Shopping Dixie WELL. Morning Devotions :4.1 WELL The Dunker'a Club 9:00 WELL Breakfast Club WJR Editor's Daughter WGN New of th.

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