Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 11

THE CORSICAtTA DAILY STJN, TUESDAY, FEBRTTABY II, 1938. ELEVEN Markets Local Markets Cotton Cotton 8.80-11.10 128.00 Cotton Teins Snot Mnrketd, DALLAS. Feb. 11. Cotton 11.11; Hbuston Galvceton 11.20.

New Tork Cotton TaMe, NEW YORK, Feb. 11. Cotton 'futures closed steady 4 higher to 12 lower. Open High Low 13-21 11.21 ll.SO-32 iK, 10.78 W1.R5 10.77 10.80-R1 jlftv lO- 4 10. 10.47 10.40-5(1 OctohrT 10.27 J0.31 10.M 10.20 Decpmbor 10.27 10.31 10.20 30.20-21 31 111 10 5 10-23-n steady; middling 11.80.

New Orleans Cotton Talilo. SEW ORLEANS. Cotton closed irregular net 7 points higher to 10 points lower. Open High Low Close U.I* 31.27 11.14 11.2(1-27 10.7(1 10.70 10. 7(1 10.78-7B 10.40 10.5:1 10.45 10.47 10.27 10.27 10.

IS 10.18 10.25 10. 10.10 10. in 10.28 10.27 10.20 10.20 Drains and Provisions Fort Worth Cahh Grain. FORT WORTH. Feb.

or grain continued slow here today. Es- matcd receipts were: Wheat .1 cars, com sorghum S. and scans seed 1, Delivered Texas Gulf ports, domestic ate. Wheat No. 1 red winter 1.181-2 Texas Gulf ports, export March May July October December January Chicago Cotton Futures.

CHICAGOO. Feb. futures closed: March 11.35, May 10.82: JUJy 10.60; Oct. 10.30. New Orleans Spots Higher.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ootton closed nulct points up. Sales low middling 10.71: middling irood middling 12.11: receipts 2,267: Btock 668.842. Liverpool Spots Lower.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1.000 bales. American ml. Snot In fair iferaand: two nointa lower: quotations in.

pence: American Mrlct Bood middlimr B.78: irood middling 0.48: strict Sddlln? 11.28: middling fl.10: strict low OTiddlini: n.On: low middling n.HS: strict goo dorninary 5,18. closrd quiet and steady. March.S.84: May 5.70: July 6.08; Oct. 15.45: Deo. 6.41: Jan.

641 NMV York Cotton Steady. YORK. Feb. futures opened "barely steady, to 0 points decline on lower Liverpool pa- Men and under Joreiffn sellinir. March 11-81, May 10.78, July 10.40, Oct.

Dec. 10.27: Jan. lfl.28b. iTVrb wan a further trade demand for. Kirch contracts on the call, however, alter Initial solllnc orders had been the market was steadied by of the near months and a moderate demand for later deliveries catr.D portly from houses with Japanese connections.

Liverpool cables reported a dull market there with Bombay and continental sell- Jar and hedsrlnsr atrainst outside rrowths lalian by the trade at the decline. The marke was ntiiet but eteadv later In the morninir with continued demand JOT March from the trade, holdinir that position relatively firm. March sold up to 11.30. or 4 points net higher, while later months at midday were about 2 to 6 points, net lower. There was further cxchamrinir from near to late months with the March promi- over'.

Dec. widening out to 100 closed steady. 4 Wither to 12 lower. Spot steady; middling 11.80. New Orlennn Cotton Easier NEW ORLEANS.

Fob. tone developed today at the open- of the cotton market and active po- ons sold off from to 4 points in quiet deallngrs. Tho market still was restricted uncertainties over crop letrlslatlon and positions held in a narrow ranee alter epenlnir little lower. March opened at 11.14, May nt JO.78. July at and Dec.

at Liverpool cabled that a dull market existed there with Bombay and continental beinc taken by a fair trade de- Tho market reversed trend' in near positions during tho moraine and prices worked up to small net nd- Tnnces March sold at 11.24, and May gained 2 points from its earlj was "till aproxlmately 26 cents under Monday's closlnfr levels. Biort covering in the nenrs was mainly responsible for the turnabout in trend. N. T. Cottonseed Oil JTBW YORK.

Feb. BBttonsed oil futures closed March iO.OOb: May 10.04: July lO.Olbi Sopt. N. O. Cotonseofl OH OKLEANS, fcmseed oil closed steady.

Prime summer 'low 9.80-O.flO. Prime crude R.BO-J.B2 Teb. fl.BBb: March fl.BSb; May Ob: July O.SOb; Sept. O.BOb. (b-Bld.) Call Mnncy Strafly.

NEW YORK. Feb. mon- steady: 3-4 per cent nil day: pr mo Smmercial napor 3-4 per cent; time loans steady; 60 days-6 months 1 per cent offered: hankers accentnncM un chnKod: rediscount rate, N. Bcserve Bank, 11-S per cent. Placedo Oil Field In Victoria County Is Given Extension Feb.

FJacedo oil Held in Southwestern Victoria county was extended one land three-quarters miles to the southwest today -when the Super lor OH Company'a No. 1 Hen- 'eon Pickering well tested 25 rbles of oil and heavy gas be 4,773 and 4.780 feet. The well Is In block 94, abstract SOS, S. A. and M.

G. survey No 11. It Is an offset to the 3MO acre Lev! tract owned by the Lev and Hexter families of Dallas- Sick nnd Convalescent. Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. McCammon were confined to their home Tuesday on account of illness. Fred M. Allison, who has been confined' to his bed for severa days, was some improved Tues A.

F. Mitchell was ill today and confined to his bed. The condition of Mrs. W. Horger, who has been in a seriou condition In the Navarro Clini for the past few days, was reported to be about the same Tuesday The Weather 01-2.

Delivered ate, or Texas common points: Wheat 1 liard. according to protein and illlnir 1.20 1-2 00 1-2. Barley No. 2 om 61-53: No. 3 nom 50-52.

Soothums tfo. 2 yellow milo per 100 Ibs pom 1.002: No. .1 milo nom No. 2 kaflr nom 1.00-02: No. 3 Imfir Horn Delivered Texas common points or, ronn three: Corn (shelled.

Texan bill- 3,350,000 shares. iBl No. 2 white 78-711: No. 2 red 381-2; No. 3 red 361-2 381-2.

FEVERISH BUYING LIFTED PRICES ON MARKETSTUESDAY STEELS, RAILS AND MOTORS LEAD ADVANCE; PROFIT- TAKING APPEARS NEW YORK, Feb. Stocks swung; into another broad advance in today's market with many issues mounting to new nigh levels for the past several years. Despite profit taking, gains of fractions to 2 or more points predominated. The closing tone was stronp. Transfers approximated Wheat Hleher.

CHICAGO, Teh. ftte today from price downturns, wheat uod generally higher. Advances wore in line with notion at 'fnnipejr where rallleB took place fol- iwintr declines to a now low pricq rt-c- rd for the iwaaon. Exnort purehapos 500.000 bushels of Canadian wheat nnnounced. and it was stated hat ft-UInx attributed to tho Canadian overnmcnt wheat board was only in mounts sufficient to offset takings by nippers.

wheat closed firm 1 At the same as yes- finish to 1-S cent hirher, May 1-2. corn 1-8 to 1-4 up. May 0 3-8, oats unchanged to 1-4 advance, nd provision eoune. unchanged to 1-4 advance Grain Table. CmcAGO.

Fob. 11. OT Grain table: HiEh lay 07 1-8 uly 81) opt. 88 1-4 ilay uly 803-8 003-4 61 286-8 277-8 271-4 68 1-4 5(1 7-8 lay illy ept. lay uly 'Opt lay I.

larch lay 11.05 uly 10.87 May Low DO 1-3 88 H-R 873-4 60 803-8 603-t 283-8 27 8-4 271-8 663-4 66 7-8 Clow 1-2 S8 3-4. 7-8 877-8 00 3-8 603-4 61 28B-8 277-8 271-4 68 1-4 6fi7-8 561-2 481-2 io.no 10.07 10.87 14.46 Chicago Cash Grain. CHICAGO. Pob. wheat, sales reported; com No.

5 mixed 55 3-4 67; No. 4 yellow 57 3-4 68 1-4; ats 3 mixed 313-4: No. 2 whlto 12 1-3 33. High, Low and Close of Main Issues on N. Y.

Stock Exchange By the Aifwdoted Press if Unl Gns Imp 87 19 181-2 187-8. US Gyp 0 Kin mi 103. US Indus Al -111-2 41 41, US Ruhr lin 21 203-8 203-4. US Stl 72r, 581-2 565-8 581-2. Vanad 11,1 2fi 3-4 2f, 1-8 281-2.

Warn Pin inn 13 123-4 123-4. WU Tel 100 RS 1-4 92. West 37 1217-8 1191-2 120. White 240 221-4 211-2 221-8. Wilson 5S in 1-4 10 10.

Wlwth 55 541-2 537-8 54. KansaK City Cash Grain. KANSAS CITY. Feb. Iffl 0 oars I 1-2 lower to 1 1-2 higher.

No. dark hard 111; No. 2 hard 103: No. red nom 1011-2 1051-2. Close: May 41-2 5-8; July 86 7-8; Sopt.

85. Corn: 18 cars: unchanfred to 1-4 low- r. No. 2 white nom 71-731-4: No. 2 nom 65-661-4: No.

2 mixed nom 02-831-4. Close: May 606-8; July 81 Oats: No receipts: unchanged. No. 2 white nom 20 1-2 301-2. Bntier and Eggs Firm, CHICAGO.

Tob. 3,396. firm: creamery-specials (03 score) 10-361-2: extras (02) 361-2: extra firsts 00-01). 343-4 361-4: firsts (88-80) 333-4 341-4: eeconds. 33; standards (00 centralized carlots) 361-4.

3.550; firm: extra firsts care 28, oca! 273-4: Iresh graded firsts caro 28. ocal 27 3-4; current receipts 27 1-2. No Potato Trnfllnif. CHICAGO, Feb. UP) (-USDA) Potatoes, 24, on track 82.

total U. S. ihripmcnla 587; fiunnlles very light; nrac- ically no carjy trading account acked nor cwt. Idaho russet Burbankft U. 5.

No. 1, 1.05-3,00; Ifi-lb, sacks 2.05 cwt; colored McChircs U. S. No. 105-75; Nebraska BUM Triumphs U.S.

No. 1. and partly irrndod 1.45-50. -Poultry, live, Poultry CHICAGO, Feb. 14 trucks, unsettled; hens 6 Ibs and leas 23.

moro than 5 Ibfl. 22 Leg-horn hens 10: Plymouth and White Rock springs 26 colored 24 Plymouth and White 24. colored 23 1-2: Leghorn chickens 18; roosters 17; 18-23; heavy white and colored ducks 23 1-2: Bmnll white ducka 18 1-2, small colored 17 1-2; ttecae 18: capons 7 up 2f1, les Bthan 7 25. Dressed turkeys. steady, prices unchanged.

Livestock Kort Worth Livestock. TORT WORTH. Feb. 11. (USDA1 HOGS: 1.400: steady to 10 hlnhor: cowi to choice 100-21)0 Ib BveraKOS 0.05-10.

10: food 156-185 Ib averages 0.00-00; lew ilffht lights down to 8.00; uackinr BOWS steady tn strone mostly 8.50. CATTLE: 2.700: calves 1,200: mostly steady trade in all glasses cattle and cfllvea; Blaushtcr fltcers and yearling few srood loads hold above 7, 50; common and medium heifers 4.250.25; cood short Jed 8.60-7.00: beef cows 4.5-5.00: bulls scarce, odd head 5,50 down: conttnon and medium killlnff cftlvea 4.00-6. BO. SHEEP: 1,000: all elaaecs steady; irood fat lambs 0.50 down, medium to iroon shorn Jat yearllnfrs fl.75: cood shorn 2- year old wethers 8.00. By VICTOR EUBANK Asoclated Tress Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. verish buying: today lifted stock market prices fractions to 2 or more points and pushed nuijier- oua issues to new 5-year tops. Led by the steels, rails, motors, mines and specialties, the list jumped forward at the opening gong and the ticker tape frequently lagged behind proceedings on the floor of the exchange. There were subsequent quiet periods when profit taking was In evidence. Outstanding share gainers Included U.

S. Steel, Bethlehem, Santa Fe, Anaconda, Pure Oil, American Western Union, General Motors, Chrysler, Nash, Deere, Case and General Electric. Grains and cotton did not follow the equities thrust and held to a narrow range. Bonds were steady to firm. The dollar continued to Improve In terms of leading foreign exchanges.

Whether a mild revival of Inflationary sentiment may have been a market factor was a matter debate in the boardrooms. The testimony of Former President Hoover in California, however, in which, as a trustee of Stanford University, he held that the Institution should be permitted to buy common stocks as a hedge against possible Inflation, received much attention. Optimists on the steels were forecasting a steady upturn in mill operations. In some quarters It was believed the Production rate might reach 65 per cent of capacity this spring. Curb Quiet.

NEW YORK, Feb. Specialties and oils -were firm spots today in a quiet curb market Aluminum Co. made an extreme advance of 3 1-2 points and Colts Patent Firearms was more than A lew' losers In scattered seo- tlons included American Gas, Cities Service, Parker Rust Proof and American Cyanamid B. Liquor Dealer Says $10,000 Was Asked Free Cann Chlcnro livestock. CHICAGO.

Feb. HOGS: 5.000: mostly 25-J15 hieher: onrt early wivanrn lost; 170-250 Ib. 10.9011.15;: 200-350 10.50-11.05: best llrht llrhts 11.10: sows 0.50-10.00. CATTLE: 5.500: calves 500: market atn Blow: undertone barplv fileadv to weak following Monday'" advance: cnnrt and choice weighty steers to shippers up to 1.00 but bulk ot crop 0.00 down: cows scarce: strontr to 15 hlKher: bullfi and voajcrs 55 hiehcr; iwlcctrd vcalcrt, tn 1.3. welghfy pausns-fl bulls to 7.25.

SHEEP' 12.000: fat lambs opening slow; IS-25 or more lower: steady: bUIdinc 10.50 and down on most better irrado lambs -now hem 10.7585 and above. MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. Meyer Shuldberg, president of a Minneapolis liquor concern, asserted today In an interview, two city policemen had offered to "fix" the case ot Isadora (Kid Cann) Blumenfield, on trial charged with slaying Walter Liggett, newspaper publisher, in return for $10,000. Shuldberg, president' of Chesapeake Brands, for which Blumenfield, alias Kldd Cann, is a salesman, said the information had been turned over to the county attorney's office. The county attorney's office refused to discuss the matter.

ShuldBerg said two policemen, he refused to identify, came to his home Christmas Day with "a proposition." "They said they could fix it so Mrs. Liggett would change her identification of Kidd ShulSberg claimed, "if I would pay $10,000 to another party." SOUTHERN PACIFIC OF MEXICO WORKERS IN STRIKE ULTIMATUM nnohprj talUInir IS nwro denirablo 170-250 Kansas City Llrentoclt. KANSAS CITY. Feb. 4.000: fairly active to shippers: early Kales utcndy to 10 lower: nvoro lower: ton 10.15-MO: better' 10.00-10.2S; few 260-300 0.00-10.10: sows 8.050.00.

CATTLE: B.OOO: calves 1.000: fed steers, yrnrlinzs and hrilcrs very flow early bidding unevenly lower: cows onrnlmr nbout steady: vealers and calves unchanged: liberal ailota short fed steers olieible to sell from 7.00.8.50: butcher oown C.OO-R.OO: bum vcalcrs 11.00 SHEEP: n.OOO: slow, practically nothing sold early: opening l)ids on ilatltn- ter lamhn fully 25 lower: most fed lots bid 10.00-10.25: held above 10.35. East Texas: Cloudy, rain in the south portion late today or Wed nesday; somewhat warmer to night and on the coast a y. Moderate terly winds on coast. West Texas: rtly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; slightly warmer in north and east portions tonight; colder in the Panhandle Wednesday, Oklahoma! Partly cloudy, slightly warmer tonight; Wednesday cloudy and unsettled, colder in northwest portion. Arkansas: Partly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight; Wednesday cloudy and unsettled.

Louisiana; Partly cloudy and not so cold tonight; Wednesday cloudy and unsettled, somewhat warmer in east portion. Moderate easterly winds on the coast. i High and low readings on the! local government thermometer for 1 "ie 24 hour period ending 7 tfock Tuesday morning were 49 Ml 25. Supreme Court Unanimous on 102 of 121 Decisions WASHINGTON, Feb. Supreme court justices voted unanimously in 102 of the 121 decisions made public during the current term.

This was a unanimity rating of 84 per cent. In the 19 dissents there were ten 6-3 decisions, five 5-4 decisions and two each of the 7-2 and 8-1 combinations. Justices Brandeis, Stone and Cardozo, winning or losing, voted together in every one of the 21 Pleads Guilty to Bank Robbery SHREVEPORT, Feb. F. M.

Jack) Barfield, 29, pleaded guilty in Caddo parish district court today to a charge of robbing the Gilliam State Bank of $1,000 on Nov. 18 1932, and was sentenced by Judge T. F. Bell to serve a term of three to nine years In ths state MEXICO CITY, Feb. The employes of the Southern Pacific Railway of Mexico today sent an ultimatum to the com pany, declaring they would go on strike Feb.

20 unless the com pany agrees to sign a collective labor contract. The employes said they had been "seeing the contract for more than six months. They asked the immediate set tlement of all pending labor dls putes as well as the payment pensions and a general salary in rease. The company requested thai negotiations be postponed unti March 25 in order to confer with officials in tho States bu the employes refused. The strike would affect all train, yard, shop and office em- ployes.

Britain Claims Falkland Islands As Own Territory LONDON, Feb. Eden, foreign secretary, has revealed that Great Britain still considers the Falkland Islands off the American. continent British territory. In a written answer to a house of commons question yesterday, he said Great Britain had warned Argentina that the issuance of postage stamps showing the Islands to be Argentine property "can only be detrimental to the good relations of the two countries." Eden was asked by Lord Apsley whether Great Britain had taken any steps to object to the stamps and "whether any International convention exists to prevent the Issue of misleading stamps of this kind." STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT, NEW YORK, FeH. Sales, closing price ond net ohnngo of the 15 most active stocks today: US Stl 82,400 S8 1-2 UP 1-8, Bepub Stl 57,900 2S up 7-8.

Colum 55,300 17 3-8 up 11-8 OtlR Stl 18 3-1 up 7-8. Anac 53,000 3Z 3-4 up 2. )G 41.400 40 3-4 up 1. Nash 39,900 11 3-8 up 3-4. Radio 39,300 11 7-8 no.

Int Tel 37,900 17 7-8 dn 1-8. Sparks with 38,800 9 up 1-4. GM 36,300 59 1-8 up Sou Ky 35.600 17 7-8 up 1 3-8. Unl Corp 33,600 8 1-8 up 1-4. Chrys 31,000 94 5-8 up 1-2.

Pure Oil 29,300 20 6-8 up 6-8. Allegh 79 41-4 41-8 41-4. Al Chem 21 168 163 168. Allis 48 471-4 46 3-8 46 3-4. Am Can 23 1253-4 124 124.

Am Car 40 38 361-4 38. Am Crys Sug 25 183-8 173-41-8. -8. Am'Int 56 125-8 12 1-4 123-8. Am Rad 250 243-4 235-8 241-8.

Am Roll 271 331-2 33 331-4. Am Smelt 66 657-8 641-4 657-8. Am Stl Fdrs 96 311-4 301-4 31 -4. Am Tel. 23 1721-2 1711-2 1715-8.

Am Tob 2 1001-4 100 1001-4. Am Wat Wks 284 231-8 223-8 23. Am Win 14 105-8 101-4 101-4. Am Wl pf 17 673-4 663-8 661-2. Anac 526 327-8 311-8 323-4.

AT and SF 50 761-4 74 753-4. All Rfg 84 337-8 331-4 333-4. Avia Corp 28 6 3-8 6 1-8 1-4. Baldwin 147 57-8 5S-8 53-4. and 245 21 201-4 203-4.

Bnscll 52 177-8 173-8 173-4. Bendlx 120 243-8 233-4 233-4. Beth Stl 363 567-8 553-4 557-8. Borden 51 295-8 283-4 291-8. Briggs 88 57 1-2 56 1-2 56 3-4.

Budd Wm 61 123-8 121-8 121-4. Burr A(l 48 323-8 311-8 323-8. Cal and Hec 73 81-4 7 7-8 8. Can Pac 156 131-8 12 7-8 131-8. Case 13 111 1083-4 1083-4.

Cerro 48 54521-4 531-4. Chrysler 310 961-4 941-8 945-8. Cocoa 18 95 1-2 94 3-8 95. Col and Sou 9.70 32 301-8 32, Colum and 550 17 3-8 16 17 Coml Solv 171 201-2 20 1-4 10.1-4. Comwlth and Sou 278 41-4 41-8 11-4 Con Gas 209 36 1-4 35 1-4 36.

Con Oil 164 14 1-2 14 1-4 14 1-4. Con Can 56 81 1-4 80 80. Cont Mot 27 3 2 3-4 2 7-8. Cont OH Del 92 38 1-2. 37 38 1-2.

Corn -18 69 1-4 68 1-2 69 1-4. Curtisa 162 4 3-4 4 1-2 45-8. Doug Air 126 12 1-4 69 3-4 703-8. DuPont 11 148 147 1-8 148. El Auto 142 40 7-8 39 5-8 39 7-8.

El 158 10 3-4 10 10 5-8. Freept 28 34 5-8 33 5-8 33 7-8. 'Gen Asph 23 34 3-8 33 5-8 33 3-4 412 41 1-4 40 1-8 40 3-4. Gen Foods 29 34 33 5-8 33 7-8. Gen Mills 4 G4 3-4 64 1-4 64 1-4- G.

M. 362xd 59 3-8 57 3-4 59 1-8. Gen Pub Svc 19 6 5 3-4 5 3-4- Gen 86 33-833 1-8. Gill 72 18 1-4 17 5-8 18- Gold Dust 11 19 5-8 19 3-8 19 5-8. Gdrich 124 20 3-8 19 5-8 19 7-8.

Gdyear 142 29 5-8 28 5-8 29. Gt No Ir Ore Ctf 95 18 17 17 5-8 No Ry pf 202 39 1-2 37. 1-4 39 1-8. Houd Her 58 30 28 3-4 29. Hous Oil 32 10 3-4 10 1-2 10 1-2.

Howe 28 55 1-2 54 1-4 55 3-8. Hudson 162 16 1-2 15 3-8 15 3-4. Hupp 29 2 3-8 2 1-4 2 1-4. I 114 25 1-2 24 3-4 25. Insp Cop 800 7 7-8 7 1-4 7 3-4.

Int Harv 19 67 1-2 66 1-2 66 3-4. Int Nick 140 49 7-8 49 49 3-4. Int Tel 374 18 3-8 17 3-4 17 7-8. Johns 8 117 118 117. Kelv 40 18 3-4 18 1-4 18 1-4.

Kenne 197 35 1-2 34 1-8 35 1-2. Kresge 19 25 24 3-4 24 7-8. Libbey 51 58 1-2 57 3-8 58 1-8. 7 115 1-2 115 115 1-4. Loews 27 52 1-4 51 5-8 51 5-8.

Loril 33 25 24 5-8 24 5-8. Ludlum 78 31 7-8 30 1-2 31 1-2. Midcont Pet 14 21 1-8 21 21. MKT 56 8 5-8 81-48 1-2. Mo Pao 1 3 7-8.

Monty 250 40 1-4 39 5-8 39 3-4. Motor Wh 51 18 1-2 18 1-8 18 1-4 Murray 101 19 3-4 19 19. Naah 396 18 7-8 17 1-2 18 3-8, Nat Bis 36 34 3-4 84 1-8 34 1-4. Nat Dairy 71 22 7-8 22 1-4 22 1-2 Nat Distill 66 29 7-8 29 1-4 29 1-2 Nat 104 12 1-2 11 7-8 12 1-8 NYC 246 36 3-4 35 3-4 36 1-4. Nor Am 111 29 7-8 28 1-2 29 3-4 Nor Pao 162 28 5-8 57 1-2 28 3-8 Ohio 40 17 18 5-8 16 7-8.

Otis 114 27 5-8 26 5-8 27 1-2. Pao 18 35 1-2 34 3-4 35 1-2 Pacltard 227 87-885-88 7-8. Panhan 3 2 3-4. Park Ut 48 4 7-8 4 5-8 4 5-8. Penney 11 75 3-4 74 3-4 74 3-4.

Penn 172 36 1-4 35 3-8 36. Petro. 9 16 3-4 16 1-2 16 5-8. Phelps 81 35 3-8 34 1-4 35 3-8. Phillips 42 44 7-8 44 3-'8 44 7-8 PlSm Oil 26 14 3-4 14, 1-2 14 1-2 Pub Svc NJ 16 47 3-4 47 1-8 47 1-4.

Plman 45 47 1-4 45 7-8 47 1-4 Pure 294 20 7-8 20 1-8 20 5-8. Radio 395 12 11 3-4 11 7-8. Radio pf 58 92 1-4 91 1-2 92. RKO 282 8 1-8 7 7-8 8. Rem Rand 46 21 £4 21 3-8 21 5-f Repub Stl 601 25 24' 3-8 25.

Rey Tob 35 58 3-8 57 3-4 58 Royal Dut 1 55 5-8. Safeway 16 34 1-4 34 1-4. St Jos Lead 46 29 3-8 28 3-8 7-8. Stl SF 4 2 3-4 2 1-2 2 3-4. Sclienley 36 46 5-8 45 3-4 46 1-2.

Scab Air 127 13-415-81 3-4 Scab Oil 18 361-4 353-4 353-4. Sears 42 651-2 65 651-4. Servel 100 197-8 193-8 191-2. Shell 56 173-4 171-4 175-8 Sil King 40 131-4 12 3-4 13. Sirnms 11 51-4 Skelly 19 261-2 26 261-4.

Socony 199 163-8 16 1-4. Sou Pac 216 333-8 321-2 333-8. Sou Ry 372 177-8 167-8 177-8. Spcrry 154 22 1-2 21 7-8 21 7-8. Std Brands 99 157-8 153-4 153-4 SO Cal 90 47 465-8 4658.

SO Ind 42 397-8 391-8 391-8. SO Kan 1 30. SO NJ 145 601-4 59 3-4 60 1-4. Stew Warrn 28 207-8 203-8 201-2 Stone 9D 181-4 171-8 173-4. Stude 220 101-2 10 101-4.

3 413-8 401-2 405-8. Tex Corp 79 34 7-8 34 1-8 34 1-8. Tex Gulf 20 381-2 381-8 381-2. Tex Pac 121 13 3-8 12 3-4 12 3-4. Tex Pnc Tr 133 14 135-8 133-4 Tidewat As 46 183-4 181-2 181-2 Transama 24 13 1-4 13 13 1-8.

Un Carbide 35 793-8 781-2 793-8 Un Oil Cal 12 277-8 275-8 275-8 Un Pac 5 126 125 126. Uni Air 196 313-8 303-8 303-8. Uni Carbon 22 751-8 731-2 74. Uni 81-4 73-4 81-8. Uni Fruit 14 74 3-4 731-2 74.

New York Curb Stocks. Am Cyan 22 35 3-8 34 1-2 35. Am Mnrchn 75 1 7-8 13-41 7-8. Am Supwr 82 3 3-4 3 1-2 3-4. Ark Nat Gas 21 61-261-4-6 3-8, Cities 427 6 3-4 6 1-2 6 1-2.

Cosden 153 3 1-4 2 7-8 3 1-4. Elec flOI) 20 1-2 19 1-4 20 1-2 Ford 2 8 5-R 1-2 8 1-2. Gulf 12 84 1-4 83 1-4 84. Humble 3.1 70 3-4 69 1-4 70 1-2. Ind Ter III 2 6 1-8 6 6.

Midwest MO 3-8 5-16 3-16. Nlag Hud 46 in 3-4 10 3-8 10 1-2. St Regis 75 5 1-4 4 7-8 5 1-8. Shattuck 4 4 7-8. So Ky 6 22 3-8 22 1-8 22 3-8.

Texon 17 3-8 8 1-8 8 1-8. Uni Gas 123 6 7-8 6 1-2 6 3-4. Un A 36 5 1-2 5 1-8 5 1-2. Mount Prod 3 7-8. Pan Am Air 16 54 51 1-2 64.

Negro Sentenced To Death Murder Of White Man DALLAS, Fob. Williams, negro who in a drunken age at a negro dance hall last 4 shot and killed Phillip C. Moganero, 2G, a white man, was entenced to death in the electric hair by a jury in Judge Grover idams' court here today. The negro swore he killed Moga- after the latter had fired two hots at him. Moganero had gone the place with Frank Lcirther- man, a collector, to make a collec- lon for a man who had financed he place, testimony showed.

Committee Headings On Cotton Exchange Operations Postponed WASHINGTON, Feb. 'he senate agriculture committee today open hearings on iperating of cotton futures ex- han-rcs until the question what with government cotton holdings Is settled. The committee met in executive lession to consider Chairman Smith's 'bill to sell the 6,000,000 lales of cotton at auction at a 'ate of between 20,000 and 25,000 a week. Alfred S. Wyllle, chief attorney or the committee's investigation of trading on cotton futures exchanges, said disposition of the cotton was an important factor in market operations and It was felt his matter chould be definitely settled first.

Former County And State Employe On Trial for Murder LAREDO, Feb. 5 Joseph Cocke, surgeon at Fort McIntosh, testified today that Ethe Carlos died from a knife stag in the throat. The army officer was state wit ness in the murder trial of Jeaus T. Wise, former deputy tax asaas sor of Webb county and clerk in comptroller's department The woman was killed in Laredo last Aug. 11.

The case was on trial at Car rizo Springs, Tyler Trucking Operator Loses $4,000 Paint Cargo KANSAS CITY, Feb. E. O. Fling, trucking service operator of Tyler, reported police today a $4,000 cargo paint and his truck were stolen here last night while he slept in a hotel. Police later found the truck abandoned.

AH but a few can of paint were missing. Fling he had contracted to take th paint to Oklahoma City. Houston Priest Dies HOUSTON, Feb. Rev. J.

B. O'Leary, Catholic pries of the Galveston diocese and pastor of St. Joheph's Church here, died last night. The 63-year-old native of Michigan had lived in Texas 35 years. Stop That Itching If you are bothered by tho itehlng of Athlete's Eczema, Itch or Ringworm, McPherson Drug Co.

will sell you a jar of Black Hawk Ointment on a guarantee to kill the itch. Price BOc and ii.OO. WAKE OF 190,000 MADE IN FUNDS FOR CLAIMS COMMISSION WASHINGTON, Feb. thn explanation that a 90,000 "mistake" waa made last 'car when a commission wafc set ip to settle special claims against Mexico, the house foreign affairs ommittee approved today an additional $90,000 for the commls- ion's expenses. Green H.

Hackwnrth, legal to the secrctnr yof state, told he committee $90,000 appropriat- last year should havo been for inly the first year ot the two-year Ife of the commission. Hflckworth accepted responsibll- ty for a share in the failure of the 935 appropriation to state it was or one year expenses. 'Administrative costs of the commission havo been extremely ow, being only about three percent of tho sum involved," Hack- vorth said. Tho special claims commission vas established to decide which of about 2,750 claims should participate In the more than $5,000,000 he Mexican government, agreed undera 1934 convention to pay the United Startes in semi-annual in- -taHmenta. Two Installments of 1500,000 each already hava been The claims aggregate more ban $208,000,000.

Bill Designed To End Taxation For RFC Holdings WASHINGTON, Feb. The senate hanking committee today a hill designed to prevent any states or local taxing au- fro mtaxlng bank obliga- held by the reconstruction corporation. Chairman Jesse H. Jones had urged the step as a result of the recent supremo court decision In a case which permlt- taxation of preferred stock leld by the RFC. Announcements Lodge Calls CorsleAna Lodge No.

fl, KnlKhU of Pytl every Tuesday nlirht In Castle Hnl), 'second floor O. O. F. corner Beaton street and West Third avenue. Vlsltlntr Knights welcome.

Julius C. Jacobs. C. C. D.

Holey, K. of and S. fcfcuna Chnmbor of borshln meets on call of officers at of' lice 114 West Fifth avenue, arroas street from Ideal Theatre. Earl W. Ellis, president: A.

F. Mitchell. Phone 705. secretary-manager 'orslcana No. fl.1, J.

O. 0. Meets every Thursday nlsrhl in ths I. O. F.

Hall, corner North neaton street and West Third avenue. Vlflitlnpr brothers welcome. C. 8. Collins, noble trrand; A.

McPherson. vlca trrand: W. J. Lunn, Lost or Strryed at corner of Main anc 4th avenue this niornlnr black coin purse containing $11.00. some change and papers.

Finder phnne Roward three are black red mare mulcp. mules and a. maro. mare mulwi and two littlo bay mare, heavy Ion Can Buy, Sell, Rent, Trade and Accompliih Quick Remits By Advertising In tho Classified Columns READ BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPMC Used Cars Employment Female Help Wanted 16 openlnir. od.

Dully advance tiav. ovely llngorlr. Bxporienco unne for. Send Rlre. 1123 Broadway.

nmfln want- wear, upi dresses. simple of- Male Help Wanted 17 TWO MEN with llh apor on rural rnut arranired at tO 8 P. Na BNTIKEr.Y new flna competent man ont own bufiinfM. hom ings, special tralni. Itors Corporation.

TAirmvl't. Vfrlte Box nig, Salespeople Wanted 19 AMBITIOV'9. reUanli- n- 1O2 styles work. drri missions. Stonily rfm-at nocoisary.

Outfit Boston. MafH. an Rhnv; Itiilv com- un- Tvir.oni. 442 of County, earning Write to- TXB. ins s.

Memphis. Tenn. MEN 800 In Wot Reliable hustler should nurt wwkly and Increase ranidl: Livestock Baby Chicks 25 Ilnrlm. BABY wtiilo Reds Huff Minorca. Silver Dnrli Cornisti game, White Brown lychorn.

Feed, car- den seed, noury minnlie ami Custom hatching, iwt in Mnmlayl and Thursdays of each OVTV with 1 advance 25 mod im- Mntehery. 104. BABY Hrown and White Leghorns. Rhode Barred Rocks. White and Huff and Buff Orpingtons, Complete line of poultry feeds and noultrv supplies.

Wo do Set Momjnvs and Thurn- Phone day. Open on 100 chix book 3 wri-ks Ibs Purins, Slurti-na. Thin til March 1st. 1 2)0 S. Main Automobiles for Sale 57 i V-B like A SPECIAL vnliie in Coach; njceollr-iu new.

Smnll dawn pv. HARBISON KKNPI.F-.Y HOT clean 11128 niidcp new tiros: rr.ii*'. ed. Phone i km home prru-tlrally Auto Parts and Tires I'AIITS For nearly all makes ot cars and at savlnir of GO per cent nn'l more. Ixjwest- jirices maintained bv larpp Got acquainted with Chns.

P.licinds. Auto Wrecker, 317 N. 10th. Cortlcana. Auto Service 59 COMPLETE Aulo New Cars or Uwd throwh 11)211 models.

More money Advann-il I'aynvnU He- diiccd Prompl. Courteous and i.nfldrntlal SorviCT. HARRISON FENDI.F.Y. U.I W. Avft.

Phone 147.1. Announcements District Jnclje. The Corslcana Dally Sun Is anthorUe4 die irnbiect dcmocratlo days. Roberts Hatchery. 2005 ond Avenue, Coralcana.

Texas. 1077. Livestock for Sale 27 FOR few well bred cows. Bee J. L.

Whitcselle at thn Lumber Yard. Merchandise Articles for Sale 30 BIO BARGAINS I Two Remington typewriters. No. 1 adding chlne roller ton dcslt. flat top desk, grocery scales, barber chair, lavatory.

One 6 h. p. motor, one 1-4 h- P. motor. 3 gasoline heaters and gas ranges, tailor Singer machine, real paint spray gun.

50 ft. hose, mixing board, rtc all In good condition at the Big Biircaln Furniture Radio and Mattress Hoilw? on S. Hi-way 75 or 801 S. 7th St. Phnns WOOD FOR wood dollar cord at Hoitan hrtdce.

Ilrlni change. Dr. W. Green. 210 Wot Avo.

FOR crocheted spread, nullt and birds. Call at West 4th avenue. Phone 14.12. bed 3308 Miscellaneous for Sale 33 FOR room house to be torn down or moved oil lot. if sold before Tuesday $50.

Apply at Intel-urban Station. mare mulo has deon Bear Ip breast. Left Wednesday night. Feb. R.

L. Gowan. Chatfield. Route 1. Finder please leave word at Daily Sun office.

Corsicana. Trees and Plants 36 -World's best. Hints on Free log. McClune Bros. Kose Nursery.

Tyler. ROSE BUSHES- and culturi Found 4 key case with four keys with name Collln Street BaUery on case. Loser call at Sun Office and pallor ad. keys In Ford leather case. looser ad.

call at Sun Office and pay for Special An Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance company of Dallas, Texas, requires the services of a District Manager for this territory. The position pays substantial salary, bonus, and office expense. An investment of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1,500) will be required, The proposition will stand investigation and all replies will be "held In strict confidence. Immediate interview will be arranged. Answer care The Daily Sun, Box No.

B. FREE SEWING ASSISTANCE (riven to you at tlio Slncer Shot). Make our newine room your headquarters each Wedneaflav afternoon lor ay cutting, Jlt- tinp or scwinc oroblem. Call 10 for an apopintment. Sinper Scwinir Machine Agency.

Rentals Apartments 40 FOR apartment, all conveniences, jrarafre. 034 Wewt 4th Ave. Phone 1240. Fish Market, or alter 7 p. m.

phono 1038-W. FOR furnished four room apartment, private bath, with bills naid. 781 Wctt 2nd avenue. I'nonr FOR nnartment, nil Karaite. 034 West 4th Avc Phono FURNISHED 3 room apartment, private bath all utilities paid.

Couple only Phone 18.10. 1417 W. 4th Avc. ol the Democrtlo primaries. Tho Corslcana Dallr Sun is authorised to announce A.

P. Mars as a candidate for the ofllco of district ludire qlNa- VMTO county. Kith Judicial tr Texas, subject to tho action of tne democratic primaries. Criminal District Attorney. The Cortlcana Daily Sun Is authoriiefl to announce Norrls Lovett as a candidate for tho office of trict attorney.

Navarro county, to the action of the marles. The Corslcana Dally Sun is authorized to announce John R. Curlncton as a candidate fnr re-electinn (second tcnr.) thn office of criminal district attorney ol Navarro county. Texan. lublcct to action of the democratic primaries.

District CItrk. Tho Corslcana Daily Sun is authorised to announce Doyle Pevehouso as a candidate for the office of district clerk of Navarro county, subject to the action ol the Democratic primaries. Tho Corsicana Daily Sim Is authorized to announce J. A. (Jerry) Roo candidate for the office of District ClcrK of Navarro county, subject to the mcllon of tho Democratic primaries.

Sheriff Corslcana Daily Bun Is author- lied to announce C. O. (Cap) Curlnrton a candidate for tho office of sheriff of Navarro county, subject to the ao- tlon of the Democratic primaries. The Corslcana Daily Sun is authorized to announce Rufuft Pevohouse as a candidate for tho office of sheriff of Na-. varro county subject, to the action of the democratic primaries.

The Cornleana Dally Sun is authorized to annoiuico E. W. (Pete) O'Danlel a candidate for tho office of sheriff of. Navarro county subject to the action of tho democratic primaries. Tax Astelsors ami Collector.

The Corslcana Daily Sun Is authorized to announce T. A. (Tom) Farmer a candidate lor tho office of Tax Assessor and Collector ot Navarro county subject to tho action of the Democratic prl- mariea. The Coriicana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce Jim Putrh as a candidate for tho office of tax assessor and collector of Navarro county subject to action of tho Democratic primaries. The Corslcana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce- the candidacy ot Bruce E.

Gillean a c.indldale for the office ol aKwssor and collector of texas for Ha- varro county, subject to tho action ol the democratic primaries. Conntv Jndie. The Corslcana Daily Sun Is anthorirea to announce Joe Kelton Wells as a candidate for the office of county ludire, Navarro county, subject to the action tha domocratlo primaries. The Corslcana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce S. B.

(Sam) Jordan as candidate for the office of county of Navarro county, Texas. lUbject to the action of the democratic primaries. County Clerk. Thn Corslcana Dally Sun Is authorized to announco L. L.

Powell as a candidate for re-election (second term) to tho office of county clerk of Navarro county, Texas, subject to the action of the democratic primaries. FOR three room furn Ished apartment, built In cabinets screened In sleoplnir porch, all convenl enccs, near best schools, all meters In. yard service: also three extra larlre southeast rooms, nicely $10 month. Place for chiclienn. blB garden.

Apply lElfl West FOR story unfurniehfd car- acre apartment, larfre corner lot. 7th avenue and 30th itrcot. Apply 1615 West 7th avenue. Phone FOR nicely furnished two- room apartment, close in. All bills paid.

Phone 37 or call at 320. W. nth Ave. FOR of a nice duplcj. Brooms unfurnished, all conveniences, tar- aee.

1717 Maplewood avenue. See or Phone 8. D. Ramsey. Phooo 1341.

FOR couple only, nicely furnished apartment, all modern conveniences, electric refrigerator, hardwood floors. Phone 000. 2001 West 5th Avo. Mrs. B.

DavlM. FOR lumifthed duplex apartment with extra bedroom, rar- ane. All conveniences Call at 1516 West 7th Avenue. FOR furnished four room apartment, privato bath, also parwre. all bills paid.

731 West 2nd avenue. Phone 1H32-W. Connty Treasurer. The Corntcana Dally Sun Is authorized to announce Elmer Pryor as a candidate lor the office of treasurer of Navarro county subject to the action of Democratic primaries. The Corslcana Daily Sun le autboria-.

ed to announco J. D. Gordon as a can- Idate for tho office of treaeurer of Na- county subject to the action of bo democratic primaries. Tho Oorrtcana Dally Bun li authorized announco Houston Frederick as andldato for the office of treasurer of Navarro county subject to the action ox he democratic primaries. The Corslcann Dally Sun authorized announce A.

Gamble a candidate for the office of treasurer of Navarro county subject to lha action he democratic primaries. Tho Cnrslcana Dally Sun Is authorized announce Hayden Paschal! as a can- Idato fnr tho office of treaeurer of favarro county subject to the action'-of ho democratic primaries. The Cnrslrana Daily Pun is jiiiounco Willie II. Maxse.v as a can- idate for tho office of treasurer of avarrn eomitv to tho action of ho democratic prinmrifS. WANTED 1936 Used Car Prices Are Here! SPECIAL 1934 Ford Tudor $75.00 down payment.

1932 Chevrolet Sedan. 19S4 Chevrolet Coach $350. 1934 Chevrolet Coupe $350. 1330 Chevrolet Coach, Slick One 1929 Chevrolet Sedan, Bargain. 1928 Chevrolet Coach, New Rubber.

1930 Ford Tudor. 1934 Standard Chevrolet Coach. Us Sell Vour Car. I Fay Cash for Used Care. I Sell Cars for Less Money.

McLEOD Used Car Market Corner of Fourth and Main Phone Hirer lor a millinery and store. Mimt have had WE- jwrifnefi in fithrr ol two llnrn. 1 (rivo relVroncefl. aff, and ini Iff. Addrrns Millinery.

I'. O. liox or latU- (talesman: ticket Mores, commiefiion brwiK f). 2,17. WANTKD! To buy hot plates, clar rorltTs, tfihlps, Hpnru'n.

Singrr Hari iti Furnitur Knrnilurc. on Ill-way mall jru ranpea, uteH coU, chairm borfs mattrenhfn. maohlnce. lypo- rncUtore. Hrujio.

MattrrfiS ivcf. or trade, 001 S. 7th St. tn buy a fnrni .10 to 75 ACTOB; Iw worth the money lor cash. W.

lL- 14 Ut avenue. School Gradustea to learn the printlnjr trade, Pritinjr Is In- tPreatlnK work and offers wonderful op- port unltiei for adrancmont. Writa V. C. Harriott, Director, for rntalojr, Southern School of Printing.

1514 South Street, Naahvllla. TcnncMeo, MOTOR TUNIS TIP Let ua give your car a motor tune-up for winter HEIFNER BROS. GARAGE Telephone 2153 MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOMOBIULS OR EXDOREMKNTS Easy Terms Confidential Quick Service. See Us Before You Make Loans. GENERAL AMERICAN FINANCE COMPANY 115 W.

4th 201L FOTl room annrt- nrnit, all Call at 022 Went filh ayneup. Thone 721. Houses for Rent 41 FOR 1 nent family with children 7th avenue am! 15th BlrfPt. Phono 802. N.

FOR RENT OF FOR Crumbly Orphans Home road, furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. nillv Pick. Phcuvn ni4-R2n, FOR homft, inni 1 Hth Avc. One tenant hminn nfRrtrr an of Inrul.

Will rent an a whnlc Mparatclr- Mrs. Billy Peck, 106 "West nth. fU4 (ICfl. FOR rooms furnished pfnr.Ti- nrnt family with children preferred. 7th avenue and IMh street Phono R02.

FOB 0-room hcwe. all mod ern ecnvpnlencea. 414 North 21st St 11153. Without Board 44 FOR nfcfilv furntuhwl V-M room. to bath, clow In.

421 Oth Are. I. N. Bultlo. Phono 121.

Real Estate FOR SALE ftft acre nandr land fnrm about 4 mllpR mit on paved ronrt Prlcr fl.Wl.OO, 1(W1 nrre farm near Rlrhlnnil at clnswl price, S.10.OO nrrr. 1-10 arren Trinity RiM-r hnltoin 2ft arrrn In ciiKtvutlmi, (or milt on hlclnvav 7K for AlHiut two arrcH edrc of Hly with umall home. $RMUK1. HO arrm on Hltrhwnj- nt SR.1.0O tx-i acre. Come to fff HIP.

I hnvn many har- pnlni In both ami rlty property, V. MAJORS REAX ESTATE INSURANCE 129 West Collln Phone 17R3 Business Opportunities FOR hulldmtr and Ian." box on S. huhwav TS. or (KM 7th St. Suitable for HIM.ill trrort-ry-lurid fland, col'l location 1 town.

month. Se-c F.d DreBec-i Swap For Sale or Trade 5i FOR tor or IMM. Box Cora: Com mind I oner Precinct No. 1. The Corftteana Daily Sun Is announco Jack warily a candidate for tho offico of Commlwionfip precinct No.

of N'arnrro county, gub- ect to the action ol tho dcmocratlo pri- narlcs. Tho CorpJcnna Dally Run authorized announce T. D. (Pick) Baiter BB a cnndidnto for the off ion of commissioner )f Precinct So. Navarro county, to tho action ol tho Democratic The Pally Run anthorlred announce T.

P. (Pink) Hayes ft candidate fnr thn office of commlpBlon- of Precinct No. l. Xnrarro county, iibjcrt to tho action of the democratic jrlmariea. CommlmJoner Precinct No.

2. hfl Cnrsicana Dally Sun authorized annoiico A. W. (Art) McCIunjr nnilldai" for re-election term) to thn office of commineioncr of pro- Nn. 2 Mnvarro county.

MJbjcct to tha action of tho democratic primaries. of (hit Tcnee. Precinct I. Placw The Corslcann Daily Sun li authorized announce M. Bryant an a candidate tor tho office of Justice of the pcflco.

1. nlaco 1. of Hararro county, tibject to the action of Democratic primaries. The Corileana Dally Sun In authorized announce R. R.

(Ben an a randldate for the office of Justice of Peace. Precinct No. 1. Place No. 1 Na- Tarro county.

to tho action erf the Democratic primaries. The Cornlcana Dnllr Stin 14 authorized to announco tho rindJdncr of Arrli E. Fostf-r for (he office of )mt Ice of the ace. predncl 1. place 1, Xavnrro county.

Texar fluhject to the action of democratic primaries. or Justice of The Peace. Proclnct 1. 't. Tho rnrMrvina Datlv Stin Is ed announce W.

T. MrFo'lde-n an candidate for re-clfction Itccond term) to the of Juiti'-o of tho I'reriru-t 1. Plaru 2, to tho action of tho democratic Com tab IP prcrlnct 1. Tho Coreicana Dally Sun In aathorii to announce W. U.

Grant ham ai a candidate for reelection to tho office of con nt a bio. precinct 1. Navarro county Texas, eubleel to iho action ot the Dero ocratlc orimarltB. Thu Cornlcana Dilly Run authorize to announce Clarence Powell can did ate for tho office of clnct 1, Navarro County, uubject to the action of the Democratic The Cnrpicnna Dailv Sun In authonzt-d tn Dillard an a for the of of 1. Navarro county.

to the nation Qt Democrat.