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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1941

Page

9

Cotton futures rally on strong buying and weevil damage

New Orleans reports July cotton at 14.20 to 14.56 with gains of 18 to 19 points as heavy trading continues and Texas weevil damage weighs on supplies. Prices held near season highs across July October and December contracts amid broad commodity market strength in New York and Chicago cellar.

New Orleans Texas Bombay Senate Thomas

Sugar Futures Rise on Broad Demand in New York

Sugar futures advanced amid broad trade and Cuban demand after 1 104 July delivery notices. July near 38, May 1 05, July 2 57, September 2 64. Raws steady near 3.44 cents, one parcel at 3.40. Refined steady at 5.05 to 5.10. Futures No 3 closed 1 lower to 1 higher with 16 250 tons sold.

New York

Cottonseed Oil and Hogs Market Roundup at New York and Chicago

In New York futures for cottonseed oil closed mostly higher with July at 11.75 and December around 11.63. Bleachable prime summer yellow soy data shown, while Chicago hog and livestock markets opened steady to strong with top hog prices near 10.00 and cattle and sheep activity mixed, best steers 10.60-11.50 and vealers around 11.00.

New York New Orleans Chicago USDA Iowa Fed

River Stage Flood Affects Major Mississippi Ports

A long table of river stage readings shows rising water at St Louis Memphis Vicksburg Natchez Baton Rouge and Shreveport with several locations posting increases. In contrast Cincinnati Evansville and Little Rock report rises and falls as the flood progresses. In Chicago defense attorney questions a psychiatrist in a murder trial about a 4800 word hypothetical inquiry.

Mississippi St. Louis Memphis Arkansas City Vicksburg Natchez Vsarees Baton Rouge Ouachita Camden Monroe Ohio Pittsburgh Parkersburg Cincinnati Evansville Cairo Tennessee Chattanooga Cumberland Nashville Arkansas Fort Smith Little Rock Shreveport Alexandria Chicago W. W. Smith

Revival lifts New York stocks after three-day slump

After three declines, the New York stock market showed a recovery with gains in specialties and senior issues. Fractions rose on steel, motors, rails, oils, copper and aircraft, as volume expanded and about 400000 shares moved. Strong names included U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Standard Oil of California and American Telephone, with Commonwealth and Southern Preferred gaining on integration news.

New York United States Wesling Commonwealth Southern General Steel U. S. Steel General Motors Chrysler Santa Fe Texas Corporation Standard Oil of California Westinghouse American Telephone Eastman Kodak Anaconda Consolidated Aircraft Singer Manufacturing Superior Oil Pittsburgh Plate Glass Glen Alden Coal Mead Johnson Bulger Southern Preferred Air Reduction Alaska Alleghany Corporation Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Stores Allis Chalmers Spy Setecus American Car & Foundry American Hide & Leather American Locomotive American Power & Light American Rad American Rolling Mills American Smelting & Refining American Snuff Company Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Borden Company Borg-Warner Corpo Briggs Manufacturing Brooklyn-Manhattan Bucyrus-Erie Company Sie Budd Manufacturing Sseedecys Ste Buleva Wateh Tsectosegne Celanese Corporation Cesesssseess Cerro de Paseo Rissecdovecvesees Sche Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Corporation Coca-Cola Columbia General & el Columbia Carboin Curtiss Wright Curtiss Wright A Deere & Company Delaware & Hudson Lath Preeport Gulphur S.cccseesceerenes SOM Consolidated Coppermines The Consolidated Edison Nerssessree Consolidated Ol Vee Container Corporation Continental Can Isiseseveesesseres Continental Insurance Ee.s Continental Motors Ceeeesseees Continental Delaware Corn Products Crane Company Crown Wellerbach Geoveral Eectric Ceesesegeesseieees General Foods General Tire & Rubber Gillette Safety Acror Gimbel Bros Goodrich (BP Corcovterenes Goodyear Tire & Rubber Great Northern Iron Oreath Great Northern Ry

US commodity prices and naval routine noted in Chicago

Butter receipts total 1 638 358 with 90 centralized carrots 343 4 and other prices steady. Eggs receipts 18 605 with local grade prices 251 2 for firsts and 263 4 for extras. On American warships the powder magazine keys are delivered to the captain nightly, a practice dating to John Paul Jones era.

Chicago John Paul Jones

Prelude To War Army Officers Get In Brain Work For Cdming Maneuvers

In Leesville Louisiana June 17 troops of the Third Army and Fifth Army Corps began two weeks of intensive command post and field exercises in the Sabine area. The Third Army under Lt Gen Walter Krueger set up its contact center at Leesville High School and the Fifth Army Corps under Maj Gen E L Daley established a command post at Boyce High. The 32nd Division from Michigan and Wisconsin led by Maj Gen Irving A Fish and the 37th Division from Ohio led by Maj Gen Robert S Beightler comprised the V Army Corps for this drill. The 32nd post is at Flatwoods and the 37th at Hineston as corps training shifts from unit to unit.

Leesville Third Army Fifth Army Corps Sabine Walter Krueger Leesville High School E. L. Daley Boyce High School V Army Corps 32Nd Division Michigan Wisconsin Irving A. Fish 37Th Ohio Robert S. Beightler Flatwoods Hineston 34Th Division Camp Claiborne 38Th Division Camp Shelby

Canada Rapidly Building Up Navy

Atlanta June 17. Canada has 210 naval vessels today from an initial 13 at the war start and expects to nearly double next year to 413 ships with 27,000 officers and men. Kiwanis leader Robert J. Prittie praised convoy work and noted emphasis on pilot training under the empire air training plan. He cited rapid industrial growth turning factories to war production.

Atlanta Canada Robert J. Prittie Winnipeg Kiwanis International Prittie Prtnie Dominion United States

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