El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 9

imjsora ItlLflilDRllW NEW YORK STOCKS ST 4S60C16TXD PUtSt- (SepL 28 Report! SALES I 4i I--- iit I Sold Fak OBandCteawa Liases by Impostor' fcffg -Official SEEKS ROUND-WORLD AIR TRAVEL RECORD (Continued from Page 1) i was only In- the remotest sense- a regular commercial flight Accomplished it marked the end of such operations Even less appli- cable to everyday to that commercial tndfle which Is at the core of International are mud and water over the tope 2 of! the records established by such dar-their boots pushed in vain I pilots as Wiley Post who coni wish I was back on Nashville I pitted a round-world flight In St said Mr Barnes better than seven days worst mess I ever saw It looks I Loaves Wednesday like stuck here until this pond £klnx whose work for tlie dries up' Scripps-Howard newspapers durUiU Lakes and Impassably sino-Japanese war of 1932 and streets extend for three blocks In Ethiopia gained an inter- 700 REQUEST FLOOD ACTION 'a (Continued from Page 1) Barnes Jr 3105 Nashville SL wag bogged down to the axles The spinning wheels threw mud and slush while a dozen residents with DEMAND LIFTS COTTON PRICES Rise of 25 to 75 Cents Bale! Made on Gotham Exchange List Closes Strong etMonu By Unites Treat NEW YORK SepL European and domestic trade demand lifted cotton futures 25 cents to almost 751 cents a bale today: at the close the1 list was six to 13 points net higher distant options showing the largest gains Spot was up seven points to 1254 cerits 5 BT daehmimieS Trtae SANTA IX Sept 65-SUU Land Commissioner helpless aha Frank Veselyfi aged people and (Sept 2 Report) SALES In lri A Adam Exp IS Alaska Jun 11 Alleghany 10 Chem Sc Djc IS Allied Str 73 Allis Ch Mfg Afli Can 1 Am Coml Alco 4 Am Crystal Sug Am St Tor Tow 5 Am Loco Am Metal 13 Am Pow Sc Lt 4 Am Sc OS pf 33 Am Had I SI I S3 Am Smelt Sc It 33 Am Stl ran S3 Am Sugar Ref 13 Am Tel A Tel 11 Am Tob It Am Wat Wks 1 Am Woolen 154 Anaconda 3 Anchor Cap 11 Arm 111 Atch Sc ST Atl Refln 31 Auburn Auto Aviation Corp aoT 33 SI 43 34 173 1004 40 lf t04 37 344 DEVALUATION SENDS STOCKS ON OPS WING Tickers Fall Behind Market On Bullish Operations Losses Wiped Out MARKET SUMMARY BT UNITED PSEII Stocks: Higher In active trading Bonds: Irregnlarljr higher French municipal and railway bends down as much as eight points French governments offered at losses ranging to seven points Curb stocks: Higher In quiet trading Foreign exchange: Trading almost paralysed Sterling dropped ns low as Sill off lie net but rallied to S4JI guilders bid at off tt points spot franc nominal quotes ranged between iMe to LMe Grains: Fractionally Irregular Cotton: Seven to nine points higher Transfers totalled 893000 shares widows were being duped in a tional fraud in which fake': New Mexico oil and gas leases were beinK sold In Colorado Mlasodrf and In diana particularly' He was adviced by Itdnald Reed Ml SL Joseph attorney that au-j thorities there were holding man rf Stvlni lh BUM Hurj Cooper I VMely Ki wt js buU -deputy tommto i every direction from the Grama St intersection 'Weeds are shoulder 1 high end mosquitoes swarm out of them by the thousand Women sink in the mud and slush above their ankles going to the store for groceries Mr Griffith said the proposed league will give its petitions to tho pggengers on Pan -Amerlcsut Air-City Council next wwk Manlla-San Francisco run' national reputation will leave 00 the Hinderburg sometimes before midnight Wednesday nlghL arriving oiociMd to Uwruk mrtln onMcttbo 5 TSI St San pf 4 Schulte Ret 3 See hoard Air 3 Seab Air pf 5 Seaboard OH 8 Sears Roeb 27 Shell Union 1 Shell Unpf 1 Silver King Coalit 18 Simmon 13 Skelly Oil 33 Soeony Vacuum 8 Sou Cal Ed 100 Sou Pac 78 Sou By 23 Sou Ry pf 10 Sperry Corp 42 Std Brands 2 Sid A El 10 Std Oil Cal 28 Std Oil 11 Stewart Warn 14 Stone A Web 38 Studebaker 2 Swift A Co 2 Swiit Int 1 Tex A Pac By 31 Texas Corp 8 Tex Gulf Sul 11 Tex Pac A 1 Tex Pac Tr 17 Tlmk Roll 13 Tranaamartca 3 Trans A West Air 15 Twent Cent Fox 44 Un Carbide 24 Un Oil Cal Un Pac 7 Unit Air Lines 34 Unit Alrer Corp 80 United Corp 4 Unit Drug Unit Fruit 11 United OOs Imp 5 8 Gypsum 1 Indus Alco 14 Pipe 73 Rubber Smelt 178 Steel 1UI Steel pT 4 Vadaco 18 Vanadium 42 Warner Piet 2 West Mary 12 West Un Tel 4 Weatingh Air 13 West El A 33 Wool worth 83 Yell Trk A 53 Pa ls 3 S' 14 1 3 83 I1 1'a 3 3 Curt Mex 173 El Bond A Bh 3 El Bond A Sh pf 1 Ford Mot Ltd 13 Gulf Oil Humble Oil 11 Nlag Hud Pow 3 Pennroad 1 Tcxon Oil 2 Un Lt A Pow 2 Unit Verde Ext 8-1S 8-1C 8-18 22e 21 a 23V S2W 11 838 8 8 8 188 1004 101 24 034 S3 144 14 144 3 5 3 84 4 34 84 34 2 -a 84 Bond Averages By United Treat NEW YORK Sept Standard Statistics bond price Indexes today: 20 Industrials 023 20 Railroads 090 20 Utilities 10X6 80 Bonds 890 Stock Average Ry UniteS Treat NEW YORK SepL Dow Jones stock averages today Net Open High Low Close Change 30 Tnd 21700 18883 18718 1M0T up IT1 20RR 3814 8874 5X88 58X0 up 1XS 20 UU 3X81 5408 3X83 1283 up 8X0 Mott Active Stccka Ry United Trtll NEW YORK SepL The IS most active stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange today: 1 Net Sales High low Close Gbng Chrysler 32000 123 1184 1224 up 3s Gen Mtrs 2X400 00 80S 00 tip 4 Atl Cat ti 31X00 480 384 414 bp 24 Marshl Fid 80400 184 17a 184 Up 14 114 Ills 24 Par Piet 1X708 8 Steel lf600 Cent 17X06 Int Nickel 10x00 Ana Copr 1X160 Rath Steel 11X60 Nor Am 1X100 South Pac 10000 Balt dc 10600 Montgm 0X00 So A GAP 6X00 114 UP tfc 044 up 4 484 up 14 804-Up 4 384 up 4 884 Up ls 30s up 4 44s up 144 85(4 up 1 48 814 up 14 704 49k 434 ls 604 40 $S4 664 si aoa 44H 43s 11 14 48t 484 44 bile lands' andoffered Jga' agga5igi FORMER L- P- GIRL IN FORGERY) CASE Wilt Be Uebba te Vhf Trial Wanda Thomax jprttF radio tertalner and tanographerv! whaiJ will be retuieed jo Jlphbg klf It flnom Denver Colour to charges was a resident of XT last winter "5 Mias Thomas' who Is known pro fesalonally as Wanda Wlngo Ia charged with signing the name Jamas Osborne three aatt' Cheeks she' In Hobbs i She 'formerly wa Osborne's a stenographer when he waa lnvths oil business In Hobbx COSTABUm WIFK ftio lit Mrs Dsn1 B' BrungardL wife gflp ConsUble Dan BrungardL was Hi serlouslr ill at home today hers of her family have been called1 here from New MsxIcol 'v KX-BXBIDENT DIES James Hooka of Salmorhegb Til formerly of £1 Paso died yeal terday in Balmorhe friends iverii" advised today Mr Hook is survived by hii widow Mrs Kuby Hooka kISiMMBd idcnL snd Tony Floras aecrstary Cloudy Weather Ahead for Unsettled and cloudy weather was foreeast for Xl Paso today after a week of rain Shaver Weather Bureau said more rain today is unlikely Water from approximately two! inches of rain that has fallen in the last week were receding with aj flood still threatening Presidio Big Bend community on the RiO Grande Water still lapped at the International bridge at Presidio today but the crest of the water was ex-II 84 im -A pected to begin receding soon HALTS SOVIET Fields were inundated DAin nai en wr-nl Mr- Shaver reported lXS inches HAID ON SILVE I rainfall in XI Paso since SepL 19 (Continued from Page 1) I WUh and Great Britain General world sutelSghway department crew approvaljvas expressed I started repairing road shoulders a wI11 1 softened and washed A crew of 60 I rnovto rock nd n1 requisition all gold at the current rate The Bank of France already has ceased gold deliveries to Individuals to that technically France of the gold bloe nations off the gold standard Giant stabilization funds of the I and Britain may be used to prevent raids on the new franc The decision! to devalue was fore-1 ed by the steady outflow of gold The United States agreement was the final major factor BOSTON WOOL MARKET Ry Aaaoeiated Treat BOSTON SepL 2A The volume of business in wool on the Boston market during the past week was very moderate and rather scattered Some house received a (air call while others transected very little business Territory wools had some activity In most grades and prices -were strong on medium and steady to firm on fine wools- Medium grade fleeces wero moderately active -but the finer grades were quiet Ohio wools were quoted firmly at 38 to 38 cents in the grease for fine delaine at 38 to $614 cents for pie to 58 cent for combing and ST to 3S cents for combing 14 Mt Colorado River -Returnee Slow Rise 89 United Treat WHARTON Bept The flooded Colorado River resumed a alow rise at Wharton and Columbus today but highway officials said there was no danger of further damage At Garwood the stream washed out a bridge and baa eaten into the river banks 100 yards Ya 33 80 4I S3 so1- S3 80 43 33H 1 114 100 100 34 74 1 1 304 It It sa 24 0ta 37 371 32 34 34 175 It Baldwin Loe 3 Baldwin Loe Aad 1 Bald Loe pf 334 tt Balt Sc Ohio BN 13 Bamadall It Beatrice Cr t3 3a 8 24 17 234 29 883 lt 44 284 424 3ta 23 164 33 114 114 334 83 Ml 01 1 34 33 3 833 XV in 234 284 21 Bendix AVlat 28 112 Beth Stl 704 1 Beth Stl pf 14 13 Boeing AirpI 30 4 Bohn Alum 44 13 Borden 17 Bulova Watch 43 Burr Ad Mach 1 Buih TrtW 11 Byers Co 18 at 444 28 433 38 333 104 38i 11 11 38 333 81 1 3 13 Calumet Sc ttee 104 13 Campbell Wjr 38a 10 Car Ale 87 Canad Pae 13 39 CSlSRCM (0 emo Pa 84 30 Che Sc Ohio tt1 I Chi at St Is 3 CM St Sc pf 3 338 Chrysler 5 Coca Cola Jt Colgate Palm 48 Col ruel Sc 1 SO Colum El 133 118 1223 1213 131 121 13 13 15a 113 8 183 181 a 2 Col At pf Ao 18 Coml Credit 8 Coml Invest Tr 8 Coml Sole 83 Comwlth Sc Sou 8 Congoleum Ns 38 Con Ed is 48 Con OH Con Text 11 Cent Bak A 34 Cont Oil Del 34 Cpty a 18 Crown Xeller 33 Curtlaa right 8 Del Lack AW 2 Diamond Mat 83 Douflas Aire i Du Pont tie 107 101 107 803 18 80 01 803 81 18 15 133 a a 34 334 33 334 423 43 43 13 13V 133 3 3 3 184 183 184 334 324 32 83 3 54 10 10 10 84 813 0 i 8 to 301 333 103 183 103 20 33s 323 T7K 77 1811? 161 7 Eastman Kod 100 1684 1084 18 Eaton MIS 314 874 38 87 El Auto 44 43 443 14 El Pow A Lt 1814 144 143 2 Erie Jt 17 Vs 17 1714 8 Firestone A 283 383 383 9 Foster Wheel 34 33 34 3 Freeport Tex 34 333 233 1 Cen Asphalt 243 24 243 7 Oen Bak 143 14 143 7S Oen Else 43 43 43 4 Gen Foods 393 384 384 oen Mils ms ao4 tots 235 Gen Mot 88a 683 88 8 Gen By SIS 43 443 43 3 Gillette 144 14(4 144 31 Olmbel Bros 18 183 18T 3 Clldden CO 43 43 43 8 Oold Dust 133 133 133 83 Ooodyear St 34 S3s 333 IQtNoRy p( 404 403 403 2 Gt West 8uf 35 S3 33 2 Herehe 1 Holts: Croc 504 37 Ml S3 3 tTs 81 Mi 18(4 21s 2114 24 103 123 12 Mi SIT 23 123 5143 8743 184 813 113 a 27 344 10 114 814 04 213 113 804 373 32a 8143 18 as 813 3443 104 1244 82 804 123 12 a 1 Holly Sue 1 Houston Oil 1 Howe Bound 47 Hudson Mot 81 Hupp Slot iietee aseseet 84 Illinois Cent 8 Indust ay 4 Ihsplrat Cop If Interlake Ir If Int Harvest 187 Int Nick Can 8 Int Silver-: rr 1 81 Int Tel k'fil Johns Manvllle 8 Kelvlnstor 44 Kennecott KresSe 8 Kroger Oroc Len Val 8 Liquid Carb 8 Lorlllard 33 Mack Trucks 8 McIntyre Pore 8 McKeesport 1M McLellan Stra 30 Mid Cont Pet 1 Minn Mol Imp mrmm 4 Monsanto Ch 1134 IlTtt 1184 184 48 27 31 184 414 13 414 414 82 144 244 74 2s 884 484 80S 184 46a 27 30S 184 40 SIS 404 41S 83 144 244 IS 3S 874 484 SOS 184 SOS 33's 33S 184 48 3714 21 184 414 334 41 414 83 144 S4S IS 34 sr 304 17 304 334 33 83 Montyom Ward 88 Murray Cor 3f Naah Mot Nat Biscuit Nat Cash IS Nat Dairy Pr 17 Nat Dlstln Nat Pow St Lt 174 Central I St 10 No Am Avlat 184 North Am 28 Northern Pae 11 Ohio Oil 8 Owens 111 Gl 18 Pac 0 4 El 88 Packard Mot 4 Perk Utah 3 Penney 38 Penn If Phelna Dodge 23 Philltpa Pet 7 Procter it Gem 23 Pullman 36 Pure Oil 15 Purity Bak 174 ses 23 25 3844 Milt le a more than 100 will attend when hearing la set "All we want is a little fair treat-ifienL" he said City ha been using loti of WPA labor Some of lt can be used down here This condition has existed for a long time but nobody has done anything about I iL We are all together this time is a non-political organic tion but we're going to be for the men that help us Mr Griffith is temporary Isague presidenL Paul Hendrickx vice P3-1 I I Rocky Mountain Region Feels Edge 89 United Treat DENVER Colo SepL Winter weather moved Into the Rocky Mountain region today after a 1 vere wind and dust storm Snow was reported throughout Wyoming end northern and central Colorado A SO-mlle wind accompanied by dust storm hit Pueblo Two deaths in Denver were attributed to the dust and wind storm Autumn first cool wave breaking the summer heat pushed southward across Texas today bringing general rains to the entire state THREE MORE JOBS College of 'Mints today -was awarded three more student" Job projects Lyndon Johnson 'state director of the National Youth Administration announced in Austin I I By Unites Tran NEW YORK SepL Bullish InterpreUtion of the French end Swiss decision to devalue their currencies sent the Stock Market coating today in the most active trading since July 27 Prices wavered a bit at mid-session and volume lightened Another buying rush Just before the dose was believed to have been Influenced by Intervention of the United States Treasury Department to prevent a Russian raid on the pound sterling Losses occasioned early in the week when the market was discounting the French devaluation were wiped out Traders cautiously felt their way Then shorts rushed to cover' Tho tape fell behind Seta Off New Advance When the list had consolidated its position It set off on another advance Just before the close that carried the automobile Issues to new highs on the movement and brought sharp advances In railroad Issues Steel mounted Utilities were dull at small gains Oils mercantile shares and special issues were firm Other markets moved irregularly Bonds were mixed with French sues dropping to conform with a new gold content of the franc Domestic corporation bonds were higher Governments were fairly active and steady after an early decline Little Business Done Very little business was done in foreign exchange markets The franc which closed last night at 6i8c was nominally quoted around five cents in the first hour To ward noon the nominal level was advanced because of uncertainty over the exact extent of devaluation There was some business done in sterling at prices ranging up to $4JS against yesterdays close of 501 4 At the highs of the day the market showed gains on the week and the averages were near the highs since 1931 made earlier In the month i While the market was adjusting to the interpretations of Wall Street on the devaluation plans business news continued highly favorable Youngstown District steel operations were scheduled for 81 per cent next week a new high since 1925 Pittsburgh operations were to start the new week at 75 per cent a one point gain Bee Move Faverabla French markets were closed to day The London Stock Exchange observed the usual Saturday holiday Commodity markets abroad were higher in their respective cur rencles but relatively under yesterday because of a drop In rates Domestic commodity markets were mixed and quiet Brokers constructed the French move as favorable Homblower Weeks Stock Exchange house advised clients before the opening: regard the overnight developments as favorable and think stocks are a buy" Bankers believed the move was highly favorable In that lt ellmi nated a troublous situation In world currencies They regarded the plana to devalue as a step toward eventual stabilization of world currencies Some of them anticipated heavy loss of gold by the United States which they construed fav orably' n-ocr Tri Mr Eklns said today yrft schedules are the life of Commercial airway as truly as they are the life of railroads or transoceanic steamship should hoine jn jfew York City within a little more than 22 days Mr Ekins tall alerL matter-ol-fact world traveler will leave the United Bute on the anniversary of his srrlvsl in Addis Ababa the anniversary also Of the iUllM Uti vance across the Marob lUver into Ethiopia -) In his flight around the world he will encompass approximately 26 000 miles: or practically lla circumference at the equator' NEW TRIAL SOUGHT IN SHOOTING Groeer Given Jail Ttna ssf Fla On Aasaalt Charge x- Porrar £1 A new trial for Paso grocer convicted of aggra vatad assault for shooting his tenth er-in-law will be sought R-X Redic his attorney said today' Mr Parras was fbund guilty by a County Court-at-Law jury late yasterday and given a sentence of three months In jail and $800 fine Pete Suares the brother-in-law Mr Pones shot him without warning following an argument over Mr Porras children Mr Porras said he shot in self defense ft SCHOOL BOARD ASKED TO INCREASE WAGES 1 'V: 'v Cafeteria Manafar Seeks Higher Pay v- Far Employes I Mrx Mabel Campbell manager of the Austin High: School cafe-1 teria wants the School Board to increase the pay of cafeteria employes to offset the rising cost of living' Several of the 13 cafeteria em-1 jployes are' widows with children to SUppott One-employ gets $8 a' week sin 1 get 9 a week and wagea of other employes are fl4 and fid a week School SupL A Hughey said vors pay increase CRASH INJURY FATAL 1 Funeral services will be held In' Festus Mo today tor Mrs Lillian Triolo XI Pasoan who died In SL Louis Mo Thursday of a head Injury she received SepL 4 In an automobile acddenL Mrx THolo was 22 4 She was the wife of Ben Triolo llid Rio Grande SL WILL TKACH CLA8S Baker will teach the Velma Sullivan Class of the Asbury Methodist Church tomorrow at 9:30 Leon Stabler violinist 1 will play The girls with their mother Mrx Alfred Coates are visiting their cousin Mayor Sherman and family and Mr and Mrx Will Nicholson 2422 Montana SL occunijr rireproor V' Bedoeed Rates oa Storaae1 Cratlne FomHofe a Sporiftty Rata That Sate PbaM Main Sfl 7-) -i THE NATIONAL LIFE ACCIDENT INL CO rV Albdrt Schmid Jr i Wemette A Kempter OCCIDENTAL LIFE INL CaV HenryT awt8t PACIFIC MUTUAL UFE INL CO Atlsit Iryc JeyGLcrg FAN AMERICAN UFE INL CO leenerd A Gtodmen ri- Heny 9 Morrn 1 REUANCE LIFE INL CO A Menker SOUTNWISTERN Fred Betti Dev Sul 1 1 THE TRAVELERS John a Williams INSURANCE GINU -v Edwin-Gillette Mekoim i UFE yt-' UNITED Thunas -v NEW' YOBK COTTON Ry United Treat NEW YORK Sept Cotton I closed barely steady futures Open High Low Clo UM 1100 1180 11IS January March May July October December 11 S3 1101 1178 11J4 1177 1183 1113 1182 1108 1178 11X3 1174 1184 llM 1188 1184 llse 1184 11X2 11X8 Spots steady Middling 1X24 Sales none NEW ORLEANS COTTON Ry United Treat NEW ORLEANS Sept 28 Cotton fu turns Closed steady I January Match May July October December Spots steady 11727 bales Open Hgh Low Close 1178 1187 1178 11X0 1173 11X7 1173 11X4 1173 11X3 1170 11X1 11X8 1173 11X8 1170 1187 1183 1103 1184 11X3 1183 1178 11X8 Middling 128S Soles LIVERPOOL COTTON Ry Aaaneieted Treat LIVERPOOL SepL Receipts 2100 boles all American Spot moderate business done: prices 18 points higher: quotations In pence American strict good middling 7X9: good midd 728: strict middling 708 middling X58 strict low middling 808 low ml dllng 028 strict good Ordinary X88 good ordinary 578 Futures opened firm and closed steady I Oct 8X8 Dee 8X4: Jan X54 March 1 8X3 May XU July X4X FORT WORTH COTTONSEED Ry Unites Trait FORT WORTH SepL Western Feeders Supply cottonseed quotations If Texas mills): Prime loose hulls per ton $8X0010X0 Prime to Id-pressed seed per tort 83300 63300 Prime cracked screened meal and cake 43 per cent protein per ton 8800 GALVESTON COTTON Ry AaaocietaS Treat GALVESTON Bept 88 Spot cotton steady 8 points up Middling 1188 Sales 3384 bales LIVESTOCK LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK Bg SiaeeimteS Treat LOS ANOELE8 Sept Receipts for week 5800 meetly steady: fed steers $7108X0 grain fed steers $8-23 07X0 Mexican $535 6800 short fed heifers $8X36 733 grass heifers 8X00 down: Cows $450513 few $385: cutter grades $275 423 ball $5000 825 CALVES Receipts for week 3400 steady to 35c lower: vealers 8X50 down calves $800710: few to 7XL HOGS Receipts for week 900: 38c lower: grain fed 10551185: locals $10000 10X5: packing size $7508X0 Receipt for week 3680 Including 1250 direct: aMOdyt wooled lamb $8506 873 fed shorn lambs $8X00X50 feeders $3X00735 owes $3500X00 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Ry AltoeietaS Treat CHICAGO SOpt Receipts 3000 mostly steady with Friday's sverssei few good and choice 180-220 lb $6X39 1013 load averaging around 310 lb selling at the latter price quotable top for strictly choice 230-330 lb $1035 good 340-473 lb sows $80008X0: Shippers took 300: ostlmeted holdover 300 compared a week ago general market unevenly IS to 40c lower: sows 33 to 50e lower Receipts 1000: calves 100: compared Friday lest week fed steers 13 to 33c lower big weights off most: following excessive liquidation 1330-1000 lb averages early In week best weighty steers 81000 big weights $173 top yearlings $10X0 heifers $1033 newhlgh on crop: common and medium killer steers 38c off and stockers and feeders S3 to 300 lower: heifers lower on both killer and stacker account: cows weak to 25c lower largely weak bulls 10 to 13c higher and vealers 6100 up: Western run approximately 14- 000 head best range steers $813 Receipts 4000 all direct: for week ending Friday 11700 directs: compared Friday last week fat lambs 50 to 75c lower having recovered part of midweek losses sheep and feeding lambs little changed week's lamb top $1000 paid for both natives and Westerns Monday! closing top $830 on comparable offerings top on low day $6xx lowest of year week' bulk range lambs $8X00675 Closing bulk 8X130 850 late aalee moderately sorted natives mostly 80X5 down: week's bulk good slaughter yearlings $83508X0 slaughter Owes $3X0 es50: top X75 feeding lambs $0X0fit60 according to grade and weight FORT WORTH tivEgTOCK Ry United Treae FORT WORTH Sept Receipts 100 steady: for the week lSe lower top butchers S973: bulk good butchers 8075: mixed grades $9X009X0 no sows CATTLE Receipts 300: calves 300 steady for the week 13 to 33c higher: teer 80000 000 yearlings 8050 down fat cows 8123 down cutters $340 down calves SHEEP Receipts 500: 13c higher for the week 33c higher fat lambs $7X00 1 125 KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK fj United Treat KANSAS CITY S(pt Bs-celpts 380 80 direct receipts mostly direct: market nominally steady tot wsek mostly 13 to 23c lower sows 13 to 25c lower Receipts 300: calves 100 tor week steers and yearlings weak 25c lower: spots 40e lower on matured fed steers fat she stock steady strong: lower Srade cows steady: vealers fully SOe ifher feeders 23c lower other replacement stock steady top heifers 810X5 yearlings and medium weight steers $975 vealers $800 stock steer calves $740 bulk fed steers 877306X5 greasers and cake feds 83X00750 bulk feeders $5 25 It 725 stockers 84750X7X Receipts none tor week lambs 30 to 75c lower natives off most sheep firm top range lambs 8825 closing ton 88X0 closing bulk 88X008X5 top natives $833 late top 8875 top ewes 8X75: most sales downward from $380 feeding lambs $7X00773 DENVER -LIVESTOCK Mg Aaaeetmttd Treat DENVER SepL Receipts 350: calves 50: for week beef steers steady top 3X65 nthert 88X008X0: grassera SX336800: heifers steady grain feds S9X0 others 67X00 640 -bast gri ers S075 bulk 83X0 8 B0 beef ci steady to weak: bulk 8X350X38 cutters steady 8X350400: bulla steady 84000 475: calves and vealers steady top vealers 8800 stocker end feeder stearg week to 35c lower bulk $500 075 HOOS ecelpts 800 no market prices nominally steady Receipts 12X00: fat lambs and ewes steady: noice Colorado lambs 6SX0 100 out at 67X0 100 lb range awes $3X0 for week fat lambs 50 to 75c lower: yearlings steady ewes 35c lower feeders steady to weak: fat lambs MS305XO other Western $540 610 yearlings 6800 7X0 ewes 63X503X0 range feed mg lamb $7X007X0 METAL MARKET Metal quotations furnished by American Smelting Sc Refining Co SepL 38 Report) New York lead 8480 no change No quotations on London lead and sine French franc (cable 45000c down 80025c London exchange spot 848314 down 8ve future 848X down 6c Copper electrolytic at Atlantic seaboard refineries Engineering Sc Mining Journal quotations for week ending SepL 22 I8M1 Domestic 6523c no change Export 8X76 up Altc Domestic copper delivered In' New England 6X23c per lb higher then shown Export copper delivered European porta OXOOc per lb higher than shown NEW YOBK METALS Ry Aaaoeieted Treat NEW YOK Sept Copper quiet electrolytic spot and future 813 export 880 Tin unquoted Other metals nominally unchanged FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign exchange rates wore not available today Banks wars not trading due to uncertainty over French franc devaluo- GOVERNMENT BONDS NEW Bept 80 Close Treasury 4 4a '47-33 -116: Treasury 314b '43-43 108 18 Federal Farm Mortgage 3s 46 103X6 Home Owners Loan 3s 52 16X12 WHEAT FRIGES REMAIN STEADY Dwindling of Supplies Seen As Bullish Factor Along With Devaluation Ry Aaaoeiated Trett CHICAGO SepL Regardless of devaluation of the French franco Chicago wheat prices closed with out any particular nervousness Action of France in debasing her currency was looked upon by most grain traders as bullish in the long run as to all commodities Dwlnd ling of wheat supplies in exporting countries received increasing at tention Wheat closed steady at the same as yesterday's finish to higher September 117jpl-17tt Decern com off to Ak up September 1160ll6tfc December 95693 Oats to advanced and barley up 5ft cents With provisions unchanged to 20 cents bulge CHICAGO CASH GBAIN Ry United Treae CHICAGO Sept No sale No 1 yellow $112 lake No 1 OATS So 1 white 48e48c No White 434s48ci sample grade 41c RYE No sales No rales TIMOTHY Old crap 350 new Crop $575 CLOVER Per CWt $140002180'! 1188 loose 1112 leaf 1125 bellies 132X CHICAOO GRAIN TUTUREt Ry Associated Press CHICAGO Sept Close: May $114's 1144 Sept $11691184 DccS5V40 l5se May 804S0Vbe Sept 42i643ic Dec 434c 91 Ay 4 4Ge 80e pt" M'ic: 8274c May Bept Sir Dec 80c EL PASO PRODUCE Quotation furnished be Crornbi dr Co 817 8 Florence St are to oreducerti rkMtnw Bpt 88 Report! Per doa ISC Per dot 1391 74 EL PASO POULTRY EQQS mm 'SepL 38 Report! Pet crate 8SX0u8X(L DUCKS-Per IblODl HEAVY Ver IX 18018c LIGHT Per lb 140 15c 02toP and ROCK Per lb 11 LIGHT Per lb lip 15a FBICAOO PBODUCE Ry United Treat CHICAOO Bept 38 EGGS Market JdFI receipts 7137 eases: fresh graded extra firsta Mike: dirties Btmrs checks 18c ByrrER-Msraet easy: reeeipts 10X78 taAiLrSS 3374S S3e extra 33 Cc firsts imtUtt specials Md MWc POULTRY Market ittadjr receipts trucks geese 134di4c ducks ldtriSc spring ihlckens 13Vallc hens 11 site: 18l8c: broilers 13td18c: leg J11 fOoeteTs 12fl4c Twjp 134 ia: daisies 184 12' 0 1844c POTATOEg Supplies moderate de 21 fusset Burbanks 83X5 X33: Washington russet Burbanks 8323 Colorado red McClures 83000X03: Ore- 91401 Wisconsin cob-Dlen 3173 Minnesota cobblers 8180: Nort Bkota cobblers $170 North Dakota bliss triumptu $13X a MINNEAPOU8 FLOUR Mg AtaoeinteS T-eat MINNEAPOLIS SepL Carload lots per barrel In 88-pound cotton saekst family patents unchanged 8740 1J: standard patents unchanged $0X30 715: shipments 24X30 Pure bran $2X30024X0 CHICAGO XARD By Associated Treat CHICAOO Sept 3X LARD Sept 1188 OcL 11X3 Dec 11X7 Jan lUt DONDS AMD STOCKS Kiv York Kachan ge sag Carfc CMNffiUn Csetreksaslve SsnisS John Wyatt Co MOIL tlS-311 El rM HsUsasI MU SMg I i Dollar Worth More Buying French Goods Bg Aaaoeidttd Treat ASHINGTON BspL ie France's move to devalue the franc marks the end of one of the moat remarkable ditch stands id modem economic history She suffered severe deflation falling prices and wages accompanied by political unresL Other countries including the United Statei yielded end cheapened their currency Now France at last has yielded Francs Were Dear Francs at present are in term of other currencies When an American fends his dollars to Francis to buy its products they are in effect converted into francs Un til today he could get about 13J francs for one dollar Other factors such as tariffs and quota limitations being equal the purchaser will send his dollar to the country where it will have the greatest purchasing power The international bargain hunter might find that by sending his do! lar to France he could buy three yards of ribbon but in another country he could get five yards Buys More French Goods When France -devalues it means she is reducing the amount of gold which each franc represents This makes one unit of gold worth more francs and If the relationship of the dollar to gold remains un changed one dollar also is worth more francs The American finds that his dol lar may buy more French products than before This tends to put francs in a position to compete for American purchases But devaluation may cause American products to cost the French more because more francs are required to purchase one American dollar Stabilization of world currencies projected in connection with the franc devaluation is seen by economists es benefitting trade in that it would give traders some assurance of stability TEACHERS ELECT The El Paso High School Teach-Assn elected officers as 'follows: Osborne Jr of tho El Paso High School faculty president Mrx Ruby Tapper El Paso High School first vice president Owen- Labbe Austin High second vice president Miss Gladys Medley of Austin secretary Mrx Carolyn Harris Henry of Bowie treasurer Complete Transfer Service SOUTIIWESTEM Fuel Transfer Co Phane M-1184 i-: EL PASO'-- PHOTO CO JeresM fltrisck sss Comsaereial Fhotorrspbers SATISFACTION 2S GUARANTEED 504 Sisal- Male IN Ftetafse Bsaelrtot Mtnos i Cselrastief' AseUasM WIRING ESTIMATES FREE 1719 Slants Mill I Thinking ef BaillagT LUMBER CO i UdaiqBafftan far Ktan Flvo Pointo Garoco "Boom ef Itappy IBlcf: 1X9 Montana Phone Mats 1U 14-Hour Wreaant Bervice laUMt lease oa esawaBr'M MtiJ beaiaess aresertr'afl 85XSS B8 -s lateieM Mam aa MalSsasS MB' 8 8i COLES C3(X MtMtSJ 64 Ofegoa feL' A rabeni bnepmdi -r Dhrordcn ii 1 1 CLUB BREAKFASTS Luncheons dJLy dinn SUNDAY DINNERS -V -n: yourMlf'tRaf out (i inakpan" divfiion din with Yiu foi bat wa'teiya tha motf ary hiett --'J moderate ThanEP Lada The tall tanned Australian boys are handsomer than American boyx but the' pep of American youth over-shadows that qualification pretty blonde Isla andJean Cos tax 18 and 18 maintain on the evo of their departure for their home In Melbourne Australian metropolix cocktails' are necessary for an Australian boy to get things started on a party Mias Isla Coates said the American boys take over a party from the lint-such informality and how 1 like It! 73 Radio 8 Radio Kalth 38 Rem Rand 78 Republ Stl 8 Rey Tob way Bln os Lead II SI a a a Drink Htncklns SUPER-RICH MILK Hawkins Dairy El Pa-as OldeM aad Larysst ladteeadeat Dairy Mala 883 TAX I Alt new Original VeUrxna Taxi MAIN 94 Is Your UFE INSURANCE Cbunsblor 1 1 a 1 Mombor of tho EL PASO Association of UFE UNDERWRITERS Inc? 1 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO Waiter Qeyton Jav Own JecR DonoDue John Pum Arttar MdCnifhr AMERICAN NATIONAL INL Cssttwn IANKIKS LIFE CO Jack Cantrell Floyd Smith CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE CO Or ACM LflV CONNECTICUT MUTUAL UFI INS ca-r ML AAcDsnict GREAT SOUTHERN LIFE INS CO Reuben wetottein 5 r-f JETFERSON STANDARD LIFE INS ca Leo A Douglss IWQHtfl Le Roy Soldier Brooks Treis KANSAS CITY LIFE INL Ca John tichettergsf UNCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INL COv Morrk it' Ley Loon Miller XWOfflOOOrf Olttr S--f HARVEST 1ST VAL I CULTURAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT A (S Oct 4 SHOPPING OPPORTUNITIES ENTEBTAIHMENT FIEST7 Ajtttdue idth Both the Texas and Nation Association of Lifo Und.