The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 11

OCTOBER 1 1937 THE MONROE (LA.) NEWS-STAR PAGE ELEVEN COTTON, GRAIN AND COMMODITY MARKETS Final Quotations New York Stock List Appear In Morning World New Orleans NEW ORLEANS, Oct 14-7F Profit taking by recent buyers an hedge selling 1 cotton prices 8 to 14 points here xiav. In afternoon trading Oct. i at 8.40. Dec. 8 36, Jan.

8 23. March 8 26, May 8.28 July 8 33 and Oct. (new) at 8 41 Such bullish influences as unfavorable weather In a large portion of the belt a pick-up in textile activity and favorable September consumption g- ures were ignored in the desire to realize on recent The weather map showed continued rainfall in the central and eastern portions of the growing region and frost was reported in the northern area. Trading was moderately active but was limited to professional transactions. Exports today were 24,481 bales.

The market continued to lower in late trading and closed steady net declines of 11 to 19 points Cotton futures closed at net MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK, Oct Stocks heavy; steels fall in late trading. Bonds mixed, carrier loans strong. Curb hicher; not all early gains hold. Foreign exchange steady; sterling, franc higher. Cotton lower; liquidation; hedge selling.

Sugar even; steady spot market. Coffee easy; lower Brazilian markets CHICAGO Wheat easy; late probt-takine. Corn lower; followed wheat action. Cattle steady to strong. Hogs weak.

NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO, Oct, 14. (A; Wheat prices averaged higher here early to- day, responsive to upturns of Liverpool quotations. Traders also gave attention to the fact that United States export business of the last days in hard winter wheat alone has eeoded 1,000,000 bushels per day. Opening unchanged to 1-2 cent higher, December 97 7-8 to 98 1-4. May 98 3-4 to 99.

Chicago wheat futures held near then to these limits. Corn started unchanged to 3-8 off. December 58 5-8 to 7-8, May 59 7-8 to 60, and then rallied. At the clo-e, wheat varied from 1 1-4 decline to 1-4 advance, Dec. 97 7-8, May 98 1-2 to 3-4, corn 1-4 to 7-8 down, Dec.

58 1-4 to 3-8, May 59 3-8 to 12, and oats 1-8 to 1-2 up. Oct. Dec. Jan. Mch.

May Oct. Open 8.49 8 38 8 27 8.30 8 .12 to 19 point? High Low Close 8 49 8 34 35 8 40 831 fi 33 827 31 22 24 8 33 24 28 8 45 8 40 41 SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14 Spot cotton closed steady 15 points lower. Sales low middling 6 83; middling 8.33; good middling 8-c stocks New York NEW YORK. Oct.

-Cotton turned reactionary today under ising attrai 1 by reeer.t recoveries of 54 a bale, but the trade absorbed offerings on the decline. Southern hedge selling remained light. December told off from 8.33 to 8.25 and in mid-afternoon was within a point of the low, when the list was 11 to 16 points net lower. Cotton futures closed steady 14 to 29 lower. Spot quiet; middling 8 58 Cotton futures closed steady, 14 to lower.

Open High I Oct 8 56 56 843 4' 45 Dec. 833 8 33 fi 23 fi 25 an ....8 16 26! fi 13 Mch. 8 19 8 15 fi 16-17 Mav 8.23 8-25 Ht 818 July 8.2fi fi Spot quiet; middling 8 38. NEW YORK, Oct. -Late selling in steels chopped down stock market today after sporadic attempt were made to put recovery props under the leaders.

Motors followed steels in the last-hour retreat and many issues yielded 1 to 3 or more points at new lows for the past two years A few specialties, however, contested the trend. Important news stimulation was lacking and more reservations were made for seats on the side lines as traders awaited further clues on what the session of gress will do aside from the program already outlined by the president. The list dipped at the start when Impaired margin accounts were ditched and profits were cashed in on some of yesterday's rallying favorites came back later but failed to in many instances as volunv dried up and bids were withdrawn, Coppers came to the fore for a while as world copper statistics Indicated a less than expected increase in sto ks of the red metal as o' Sep ten her 30, They also pped in the final hour Several oils were In demnd on signs of better fuel derm nd. Dealings were quiet until the concluding period when selling put the cker tape Ire hind. Transfers were around 1,750,000 WASHINGTON By Victor Eubank census bureau jrported to NEW YORK, Oct.

14 -Coppers tQn consumed during Se and attracted buving at- taled 6' 1 bales i nt wheat Open Low Close Dr- May 98 9. Oft. .62 82 .581 59 July 61 60 Dec .29 50 ROY BE 21 A 91 Dec CG- 9 5 a .9595 Dec 731 77 ,.73 May Bari ey 71 '2 Oct 9 82 959 97 9 32 9 90 v. 85 Dec 50 9 73 9 509 63 Jan 9 57-60 BELI IES 9 703 52 9 IS Oct 15 35 ,15 18 32 15 35 MONHUE NEWS-STAR and MORNING WORLD Classified Advertising RATES PHONE 4800 ALL ADS RUN IN Morning World AND OR SUNDAY NEWS-STAR WORLD MINIMUM CHARG2 Count five words to the lirte PHONE YOUR PHONE will be accapted telephone for ell claMificatloni except auone Wanted." All telephone ere 'accommodation acco for the eon- of our in transecting business over the telephone, no ledger account ta kept on account of gTeat number of want-ads, therefore. It la necessary to make prompt collections feLOSlNO TIME TOR WANT-ADS MORNING WORLD 8PM NlWS-STAR 9 A I Time per line 3 Times Consecutively 12c per line Times per line The following tre ar- ringed alphabetically under group head ngs and numbered for Quick references Legal ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost, Round, Special Wanted to BUSINESS SERVICES Dressmaking.

Sewing Educational- 5 Miscellaneous- a Radio Hauling, Storage, CONTRACTORS Carpenters and Building Flectric rks and Supp les- II Painting and 17 A Roofing and Sheet IS EMPLOYMENT Agents, Salesmen It Pema He a BUSINESS DIRECTORY SERVICE BY EXPERTS Lost, Pound, Strayed 2 LOST OR STOLEN net of West Monroe. Ink nose and ititi ton, tag, For re: i dis- German Spits, Collar and return to lit Wanted to Purchase poultry Furnished Rooms NIC! a i I ATI ON DEALERS FOR Taylor Cub Wir Id aeroplane. Passenger and tru-- Lor mu W.se 1 1 CLEANERS TAN fi.FAVINO SERVICE 90S ADAMS TTRFFI PHONE 715 CALL US PROMPT RELIABLE AND EFFICIEN i SERVICE OUR THREE I I uri' 5 REALITY UULTUHlT" PlLCHEH il SCHOOL, UO CATALPA STREIT PHONE 2220 Cotton Weil LOST Ft 1 with son and St REV. AND MUM re ess asses tre Pa on John. Phone geese id the In leather case rese, a- Har- 1853 for reward gold alova ds (AHEY HOLMES 957 pre fit West Monme Pho: 41 um ness Purpose 3a BICYCLES Special 3 PROKFBSOJt Psy e-holm; tat Tr man who knows Readir 301 Layton DR.

RICHEY PSY( HOLOGIS'I PS. D. TELLS THE OBJECT OF YOUR VISIT WHEN AND WHOM YOU WILL MARRY HOW TO THE MAN OR MAN YOU VE BE UNICVED AND UNHAPPY? READINGS 50c AND 00 st John WANTED TO BUY Good Ulet casts compulIJ add tog FINANCIAL FOR RENT Bui 1 ari eq Monet to Loan 31 5'. dn YOU Reasonabl Kaplan met for fa ilished I "aro. lv M.

Al Houses Tor Rent Cheex Speed LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND Rf PAIRED HALEYS BICYCLE SHOP PHONE 4081 118 WALNUT BUSINESS SERVICES Fie-, No hard and r- CONSUMING OF COTTON DROPS Amount On Hand Runs Higher Than At Seme Time Last Year I or Ferns I I He Wann Situations MU El Household Misceliti et istcal Machinery and Office and -Here 19 ools Xtures FLOWER BULBS FLOWER BULB8 Winter lawn grs seed, Wi dellter and show how plant TYNER-PETR US CO West Monroe. La Phone 7660 urniture WE PAY CASH rOH ALL KINDS Of USED FURNITURE EXCHANGE FUR NITWRE STORE. 105 NORTH SIXTH 384. WILL PAY blghaat east) price tor mount of good used furniture. tie iron tre Exchange.

8-1 DeS.ard me 382 durational FINISH i me HIOH SCHOOL EDUCATION For phone 878 or RICAN SCHOOL, 4f3 Sixth Et, BUSINESS ICES Miscellaneous CI Ca Rice, 202 Butt aoasbie nrire Fri Phc 3900 Hauling. Storage, Transfer 8 31 23 fP cot Etnber i 73 700 of Liverpool LIVE RFC )OL 14- No re-i Fair demand in spots; prices 18 hirhtf. Quotations In American, strict food 5 40; pood midrib 5 50: strict idling 5 2.5; middling 4 strict low tention in today's stock market butj bnfers, compared with 604,380 end many leaders met with speculative 72,215 in August this year and 629 767 indifferer and 68,799 in September last year. gains rur nlng to a poir.t or Cotton on hand September 30 was so wore in the maj tv near the reported held as follows; fourth hour, volume was cons derablv In nsurn ng establiahmen 991 224 driiing food ordii res 4.72; Jan, July 4 86 4.74: Oc 4.71 i strict rd.narv 3 36. 4 6 s.

De. bales of compai ed August Septem bei In publi 6 926 365 liniera, er 47 on 6.652.324 a Cottonseed Oil New York NEW YORK, Oct. cottonseed oil iturea closed rm 12 to 48 gher. Sales 228 contracts. Oct 7.58; Des 7 34-35; Jan.

7.36b, Mch, 7.38b; May 7 44-45 Orleans NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 14 -(AV- Cottonseed oil cl idv; bleachable prime summer yellow 7 25 nominal; prime cru 6 Der 6 90 8 58b, 6 95r 0 to 6 25 Oct, an, 6 87b. Poultry CHICAGO, Oct live, 32 trucks, heavy hens firm ch ckers easy; 4 1-2 lbs up, 22 2 Leghorn cl cl 7s 1 2 ur geese 16; other ve poultry prices UR- thnnge i. under ti at of rdav and there was mere than a handful of losers. Outstanding news fr t'r standpoint was 8 and reported the ie-lmes again crowde'i ith mers. Bonds were mixed Rail and utility loans displayed improved tendencies Con mod it es were trendless Foreign markets, on the whole, did little either way, although some purr: asing orders for An Crican securities espcially Amsterdam, were hooked by cor houses with overseas inneetions Sell ng of impaired margin accounts and cashtTC of profits We inesday's Hying liroke down quoted values Tne list stiffened, though, after se offerings weu abaoi In favor most of the time were shares of Anaconda Kennecott.

Cerro le I'a-co, American Smelting. St Joseph Iyead, Pheh I American Metal, Westmgh General Electric. du nt, Allied Clmmica Monsanto Chemical Columh an Vea Carbon, American Badiat Eastman Cot Kodak, Owens Illinois, Deere, Oliver Farm, Caterpillar Tractor, Consol dated Edison, Electric Power an Lig eeling Steel. National Steel Chesapeake end Ohio, Atlant Coast Line, Great Nort uglas Aircraft Montgomery Ward. ars R'ie- buck, Macy, Nat onal Distillers and Cont nenta! lint and 170.00,3 of linter? th 960 and 199121 on year, and 848,431 on 30 last year, st and compresse? aal es of l.r.’ o' mpared ih 504.127 end 31 veer and nd 31,706 on September 30 Farm Brad 2: -A Farm Implements- -24 Livestock Saie Plan -28 cat- -27 Wanted to 28 IN ANCI AI Business Opp.

29 Investmenu 30 Monea to Lose 31 ENTAI Apartments for itov i Boerdir Honres Furnished 34 irposes- -is He iste for Rer t- 38 eptng Unfurnished 38 Wanted to Rent 38 REAL ESTATE -rea and Far: 4-0 Fa 42 Lots tor Sale 4 Real Ertale for 43-A Real Estate for Trade 44 A'snted Rea EUate AUTOMOBII EE Automobiles for 4 Lrucks and 43 Serv ce -T end WE PAY MORE FON USED FURN 1 RE HOLLIS KUHN I FUTRE PHONE 1685 WE PAY CASH FOR ANY AMOUNT F. COND-HAND FUK ITU OH I FURNITURE CO, 825 DESIARD PHONi i. JOB PRINTING i-mted office of every Ruling and iilnr. Good pr.ntlng at right price Fres estimates for re? esentai. MONROE PRINTING CO We Operate a Union Shop Phone 480C Monroe.

Louisiana STORAGE 24-hour night-aUd-dfty ion 83 EMPLOYMENT Agents, Salesmen 11 laoie Rawieigh rout tr to ever eus- Male or Female Help 15a You will find that mtet yr req menta when you need CASH. A Complete Service- ALL PLANS LOANS up to 7 '90. TODAY PERSONAL PINANCE Co 209 Bernhardt ig Phone Nos "Your tfnseen CASH LOANS Burrow on Your Car As Long as 18 Months to Repay No Endorsers No Delay Money at ()nce M( )T()RS SECURITIES COMPANY 500 Walnut Monroe rc. iruk 36 1 0 ntoa Moor milts End VBIM JT NINO BY Wanted to Kent 39 sth REAL ESI ATE Acreage and arms FOR BALE LOCKSMITH AN Ah the cotL-n 75c per 103 roti I ear RENTALS ea mg and re-paireo Xe' Phone 121 A TRESSES WRIT AN 5 RENOVATLU 'ALI OS HITA MATTRESS COM i 51 A RD PHONE 2G4 MAiT i.LädE RENOVATED CITY A TI COMPANY Ml COLE viAN WEST MONROE PHONE 4085 MATTRESSES RENOVA I ED TICK FURNISHED GRESHAM MAT TREH8 FACTORY PHONE Male Help Wanted 16 sNAP-OX TOOLS i AN 1THER BIG HIT to good judfmont of antcs for Situations Wanted 17 Apartments for Kent FURNISHED two-ronm Adleimng hath Reasnnablt 2411-R 3 I 9 Sixth FURNISHED APARTMENT Ir, r.ew dr NIB HE APA! DIED A AI Houses 42 1 Imports for Sep'ember totale-1 5.042 bnles with 8,458 in August lins year, ar.d 9,142 in September vea-. sie? of pared this vctt epte Cotton for September totaled 617.444 nt and 12,597 cf hntert, com- i 2 '1 415 and i 5 779 Aug i and 569 624 12.601 in year, spindles active during Sep- imbered 23.886,948 compared 24.353 102 in August this year, and 23,518,904 in September last year.

Cotton nsumed during September cotton-growing state? tr.t ded 511 338 compa-' i with 505.449 in August this end 19 September la-f Pii OF BRADY LEAVES BY AIR Dcsfinafion Of Officers Conveying Gangster Prisoner Unknown STO ES on Hat September 30 jn- clu ded In consumilig cotton-grow ng bales. compare i with 732 004 on August 31 'hi? ear and 702,132 on September 30 ar. In puhlic Storage and nt comi in cotton-growing States. 6 864.291 bales, -empared with 3,431,855 on Augtist 31 RIVER STAGES iood Pieser.t 24-hour StationsStage Stage Cl MISSISSIPP1- St Louis 30 0 1 Mer p) fi4 5 0 0 Fall Arkansas City ..42 2 5 0 3 Ri Vicksburg 4307 3 Rise Natchez 4 fi4 0,4 Rise Angola 45 5.2 0 4 Rise FT ,.35 3 5 Rtse OUACHITA Camden 26 4 2 3 Fall Monroe 4 13 3 0.1 Pus- OHIO Pittsburgh 25 124 0,6 Rise Cincinnati 52 13 1 00 Cain 40S 70 1 Fall TENNESSEE Ch attar, 308.0 0 Fall CUMBERLAND NaahviHc 40 2201 Ris? ARKANSAS Fort Smith 2252oi Little 23 i 1 Fall RED- ShrevNiport 39 2.2 0 0 Aletomdria ...321.8 0 2 Fall a Narrow down a point or more this year, and 6.615.806 on September were U. Steel.

Bethlehem. Gen- 30 year eral Motor? Chrysler, S. Rubber, Cotton spindles active during Sep- Western Union tember in cotton-growing states num. National Lend, CuLer-Hamner. bered 17,694.270 compared with 17.777 Central, Southern Pacific, Wo worth no during V.r.*’ this year, ar ci and International Harvester.

17,313,244 during Scp'erri-u issi year USE News-Star World PHONE 4800 TODAY RESULT-PRODUCING WANT-AD? Daily Livestock Markets By C. I. Stafford Parking Co market opened steady to 10 ents than Wednesday average vith a top if 9 40; grx I and choice corn fed hogs weighing 180 to 210 8 90 9 4 150 to 170 pounds 5 8 90; sows 6.00 to 7 50 with common 4 09 to 5.50; common woods sows 5-CO to 6 25; common wood 3 p.g? 4 25 to 5.75; medium grade 50 cent? vs; soft ar. i oily kinds discounted one to two per hundred. Cat tie m.uket steady with good corn fad ts and heifers 7.50 to 1100; grass 8 Oil pounds and up 4 30 to and 4 )0 5 59; grade 5 to 3 50; 3.00 3 50; canners 2 00 to 3 60 vj ra usage bulls 4 00 to 4 50; common jersey bulls 3.50 4 00.

Veal ma ket operatd 50 cents hi gher with a top of 9 00; good choice vealers weighing 150 to 210 pounds and not over 6 weeks old 8 50 to 9.00; fair kinds 4 25 to 4 73 with aged comm rannies 3 25 to 4 u. Sugar NEW YORK, Oct JF futures held generally steady today on trade buying and covering, which absorbed scattered liquidation and hedge selling March No. 3 sold at 2.29 and May at 2.32 around the beginning of the last hour, nr net unchanged to 1 point higher. No. 4 showed no chat ge with 1.16 and July 1 16 1-2 Fut 1 3.

closed steady uncha: ged to 1 highei Sales 8 600 tons. 2 2t nuar.v 2 29B: March 2.32B July 2.341! Septem- DEATH Or GIRL STILL MYSTERY Investigation Into Shooting Of Lois Lewis Continues SHREVEPORT, Oct Shreveport detectives continued today their investigation nt the fs-al choot- ng Sunday of Lois Lewis, and the wound mg of htr suitor, R. 1 index ter, 21 after Coroner Willis P. Buder reported the shooting of the young man was apparently mpted h. and the god's death 4 tionable suicide The rl was found dead and Poindexter wounded in the Lev me by companions ho a 1 ft a few minutes bef re to visit a nearby soda fountain.

Police Chief in announcing the investigation would be ruied sa case of this kind ran ever be long any on any angle is raised. -1 tea reach a final conrlu ion and am Max Hui and K. Ezell actively work on the cas I am frank to say that it is difficult to determine just which way to. turn In further investigation, but the inquiry will continue." Pointing out that Poindexter mnried in the hand and am report said; won difficult and awkward for BANGOR, Oct 14- Aj cabin plane winged westward th me dawn today ng Bradv Gangster James Dalhover to a de nation that was the et 1 7-men At the city airpo one federal agerd the surv cor of ie gang cut down in a battle Tuesday would be taken to anap I another said Chicago, Myron Gurnea, who led the 1 men in springing trap that left Al Brady and Clarence Lee Shaffer. dead a downtown street here, still said hove to figure that out when we re in the he told quest oners asking his destination.

Only the pilot, Gunea, other men and Detective Meredith Stewart of the Ind ana state ice were wuth manacled prisoner when the ri plane took off at 5 10 am. eastern time The pilot quickly a westward course, Dalhover was on his to face trial on one or more of the many charges against him They included indict nents charging murder of an Indianapolis police sergeant Richard Rivers, and Trooper Paul Mmneman of the Indiana state police. Polire Captain Fiank Foley of Bangor said Dalhover had admitted the slaying of ghway Patrolman Conn of rt, O. Meanwhile, hints of new arrest? ime from federal agents today, Washington hinted the arrests vould He based on Ir ven Gurnea and men by during two days questioning gaa repatreU, 1 )u-Ud by ex; Acetylene Wort guaranteed Trenton West Mao roe Phme 704 VV A HI (, MA EH USED oiacmr.ea low ISV A for rent. Home Appliar.

-a Co 417 De ar Fr hot relit mechanic. free Ph. tie 3 MISCELLANEOUS Household (ioods 18 43 RATE.NTS—TRADE MAKK8 A FLOURN PAT BERNHARDT 3282 OR 3S47-J, SHRE' DAYS It NET Miscellaneous fur Sale lsa CI FAN modebn AUTOMOBII I NOTARY PI BL1C IRENE SIMMS REID NOTARY PU Hi NEWS ST OF g. MANSBEHO JR. NOTARY I NE7WS-ST AR WORLD A utoru 47 Legal Notices Succession of Mrs Probate Dorki Lo ist an Par ft DVD ft Court 1 hereof seated bv Mrs should li tne i t.ier*-«it! the Hon and disiai DiStr.r: Cot i si an on his 937 (SEAL) 0 O' S'nt Of fit and i I ures 21 and 26 IT- ALH TRK BORER pa inzi and TYXL PETRUS O.

Monr-e. Oct. 14 Ye rr that or. the 2 IMI, I. Land Co npat of the Clerk rufi, P- Inr c.

eh Furnished Rooms 34 the studcr nt home from college for a week-end were the following: Ernest ne Gulley. 1 ni( Maroney, Eden Gu 'my, Ralph Bit and J- T. of Louisiana Tech; Elaine Jarmon nd Billy Crow, Olalee Jarmon. college; Bert Dean, businta college, Monroe Mr. and Mrs, James Powell and daughters.

Boat: ee and and Dan and Ch i Calloway of Holly R.dge visited relatives here recently. ANNOUNCEMENTS Boyd Watson Jr Buffer And Eggs CHIC AC 70, Oct. 4 -Butter unsettled; creamery -spec acore) 35 1-4 to 3-4; extras 34 3-4; extra firsts (90 911 33 to 34 1 4 31 1 2 to 32, sec- cartridges exploded we V- ft be to inflict such wo uh is on own person ith a 38 caliber revolver 2 Poindexter ufied that the Lewis girl shot him and then shot herself The coi rt i irther stated that ngerprints miid or the gun at the girl's feet with four of its six Watson of a -end Mr and Mrs. Lat an visite were a Het ss W) ee. l.invii spent a week Re resent i ve Guy Fermerville sited relaf urday.

id Max home ormi' of recently teaches at way of here Sat. Lost, Found, Strayed THE SERVICE Bl RKAU riN l'. fouftfl I'B P' rat it or that ta cot AND rt FR SIED FINS BUI JSS IVHt! MAKE YOi 6 DO MBS It A FLOW PLANT I ANF Wt! SON SEED CO I in riera 48 0. An acr Bl tat and fn'ir ,1 oar id to pal eh mav hr or Dr art iI ol ato and Pels 27 Wanted WHAT YOU LOSE EACH DAY WITH A AC A VI HOUSE OH APARTMENT 1931 TO onda (84-87 28-30 1-2; standards (90 centralized 34 1 Eggs. 4.995, steady, pt -os mged of Miss Lewis or of Poindexter TI flesh of sharks is PvUllry food.

ol Women in the farm homes tr early produci i the rst in the United The cheese pt i- duced was similar to English Cheddar. Mr. and Mrs A mut of Mer Rouge a week-end with relatives Miri tea ktr.4 tn New oar of Bureau ta aciPtlona rest UUtatea the VNTEI) REN 815.00 00 ID.lW 50.0(1 Monthly Monthly Monthly Monthly Monthly Mon? hi Monthly Monthly LOSS Dai 1 1 $1 $1 $1 TW MO ci ioti art hn en 'i gup Lita City i es arms a-3tat i i HALF INF. GERMAN POUCE AVAILABI I FOR PORES IF FFMAiE QUALITY WRITE -WORLD. FT; dog DING PUR- IP A BOX Q7-.

LOSE Use WANT-ADS nes 7 mes nes 7 times TH am Yt JIOCK Will ail for ft id u( ks and i 49 McM Tai 7 3.9.