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'4 WANT ADS 1 1 C6 THE JACKSON SUN: JACKSON. SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1947 PAGE ELEVEN 23 584! 24H! 23 584 24 Closing Market Quotations 234! 584! 244! I 144 33H! Pub Svc NJ Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corp Rem Rand 9 For Spring and 144 i 144' 33.4! 331-i 28 28 28 Repub Steel up at competitive bidding on Tuesday. Also hi the offing were new collateral trust bonds of New England Gas Electric Association, public offering of which it expected April 2. To be marketed shortly, according to official announcement, are 550,000,000 of Puerto Rico Water Resources Authrity Electric revenue bonds. And due later this spring Is the record-breaking State of Illinois Veterans' bonus issue, scheduled for May 1.

U. S. governments edged ahead Irregularly Higher Tendencies Persist Do Pf A 112 Cotton letter rw. E. RICHMOND CO.) Futures broke out of the rut with a pronounced show of strength in July and new crop deliveries.

Ac- Reynolds Tob 404 1 40 4 40 4 i Safeway. Stores St Joseph Lead Schenley Distil Seaboard Oil Sears Roebuck tive iwitching from May to July 224! 524! 40 4 i 254 1 354! 134: 334! 254! 194' 224' 524i 40 25 I 254! 13! 33 25 4 i 194! Victory Loan 24s of Dec. 1967-'72 el In Sharon Stl adding a net of 2, 32 of a point at 22 524 40, 254 354 134 33 254 194 274 38 4 154 684 144 and other months and a volume of straddle operations between old and new crop futures held the May to smaller gains than later months but Its close in New York waj the highest since the October break. Markets greatest strength came in the last hour and the close was around the day's best. 25 to 37 1 103 1132 bid.

Sales for the week totaled compared with $17,334,200 1 in the preceding week and 274! 274! 00 aat 154 i 154 1 600 a year ago. West State Section Electric institute To Meet Thursday The West Tennessee Section. Tennessee Valley Electric Institute, has scheduled a meeting in the New Southern Hotel Thursday, March 27, beginning at 10:45 a with Julian Bryant as program chairman. Slated for talks during the morning session are W. S.

Lassiter, editor of "The Progressive Farmer," and J. E. Sheehan. The afternoon session will be given over to conference discussion on public relations, with Floyd Jones as leader. Conference members include G.

D. Munger, Dickson Johnson and Hamp Meeks. Colored Dead Lane At Fitts-White Clinic, Tuesday morning, March 18. at 8:10 o'clock, John Lane, aged 75 years. Husband of Henrietta Lane; brother of W.

D. Tomlinson, Emma Brown and Iona Tomlinson, all of this city; grandfather of Helen Lane of Detroit, uncle of Willie Tomlinson of this city and Egbert Tomlinson of Detroit. Other relatives survive. Funeral services conducted by the Rev. E.

R. Coleman, will be held at the Bledsoe Funeral Home this Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. (Adv.) 1 points higher in New Orleans and 28 to 37 points higher In New York.

I Buying was stimulated by reports 684! 684' 144! 144' 44" 441 44 Stock Quotations NEW YORK, March 22 P) 33 324 41M! 404' 404 428 I I 42V1 42' 69 69 I 2UV 2W 3Usi 305V SHOP WITH The G. H. Robertson Co Nationally Known Lines Mens Wear 55 14' 547V 69 21H 30H 551 4034 67 15'f Sharp Dohme Shattuck FG Shell Union Oil Simmons Co Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil Socony Vacuum Sou Am GP Sou Cal Edison Southern Pacific Southern Ry Do Pf Sperry Corp Std Ge S4 Pf Stand Oil Cal Do Ind Do Stone Web Studebaker Swift Co Swift Intl Texas Co Tex Gulf Prod Tex Gulf Sul Tex Pac Tr Tide Wat A Oil Do Pf Timken Det Ax Timken Bear 404' 40b 67k 67 354! 34H 3f4 34 34 I 34 34 's 34. 34s 10s, 104 104 944 944 944 504 50 504 144 144 1434 144 147s 344 334 3314 56 56 56 414 414 41 3 151V 154' A Air Reduction Allied Mills Allis Ch Mfg Am Airlines Am Can Am Car Fdy Am Pow Lt Am Rad Am Roll Mill Am Smelt Am Sugar Ref ATT Am Tobacco Do A 2134' 347' 2434' 21V 215 34s' 347'8 243B 24H of sales in Worth Street for fourth quarter delivery at new high prices, the better tone in the stock market and a good recovery in grains. A large spot firm in the eastern belt said new crop preparation was normal or better only in small scattered areas and in some sections was as much as three weeks behind.

It predicted an acreage increase in the eastern belt of not more than 10 per cent; 15 to 20 per cent in the west, 20 per cent in extreme south Texas, and 25 per cent in California. A local weather service in a survey of the belt for the past week reported subnormal temperatures in all sections, with a mean average of about 10 degrees below normal. Opinion: Market has broken out of its recent trading range and indications are for some further advance. i 60 Vb' 60U NEW YORK, March 22 4P The stock market today concluded its first recovery week since early February, although the slowest in about two years, with irregularly hieher tendencies persisting. Transfers of 340,00 shares were a low since March 1 and compared with 370,000 last Saturday.

The week's turnover of 3,738,380 shares was the smallest since the period ended April 7. 1945. The total last week was 4,808,150. Airlines enjoyed a mild flurry today following the granting of a passenger fare boost by the CAB. Pennsylvania-Central was up at 12, TWA at 20 and Eastern 4 at 21 4.

Eastman Kodak added 24 at 240, U. S. Gypsum IV at 104 and Norfolk Western 1 at 2414. Modest plus marks were retained by U. S.

Steel. Bethlehem, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, International Harvester, Douglas Aircraft, Boe-r lng. Consolidated Edison, American Smelting, Air Reduction, Anaconda, Johns-Manville, Santa Fe, Great Northern Railway, Paramount Pictures, Ixew's and Texas Co. The day's lowers included General Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear, Bendix Aviation, American Telephone, North American. American Water Works, General Electric, American Can, Standard Oil 'NJ, American Woolen.

N. Y. Central, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific and Bfiltimore Ohio. Fractional curb advancers were American Cyanamid. Ar.ierican Gas, Colonial Airlines.

Creole Petroleum. Middle West Corp. and Hummel-Ross. The total here was 90,000 shares versus 140,000 a week ago. Bonds were steady.

The Associated Press 60-stoek composite was up .1 of a point at 5 2. a high since March 7, and on the week showed an advance of l.fj points, best upturn since the period ended Feb. 1. For the day, 720 Issues registered. Of these, 348 rose and 170 fell.

The week's most active stock was Columbia Gas, up 1 at 11 '2 on talk of a dividend hoist. 1664 1657, 1664 73 73 73 74 74 74 18 l'174! 173i Am Wat Wks Do Pf 424 428 i Am Woolen Am Zinc Ls I Anaconda Cop Armstrong Cop I 13 1 1234 13 50W 50i! 50Mi 1838' 183 188 I 184' 18'4' 184 1034 10334 1034 I 1812 183.fi 183-8 4714' 46' 4714 I I I 31 304 301 '100tV10038 1003S 1 21 4 2114' 2Ui 124 124 '124 I 9531' J'JJi Paris Bells Fine Leathers, assorted widths. Large selection of styles. 5150 0 $350 Union Bag 87 i 394! 504, 16 i 88 4 I 54 344; 64; Assd Dry uooqs ATSF ACL Atl Refining Aviation Corp 1044 424 84 39 504 164 884 54 344 64 22 14, 214 23 4 348 924 174 504' 16T8! 88 4: 54 i 344; 64 22 144' 21 4 1 23 4 i 34 4 1 92 1741 Lnion Carbide Union Oil Cal Union Pacific Unit Air Lines Unit Aircraft Unit Corr Unit Fruit Unit Gas Imp Gyp Carroll Suddenly in this county, Wednesday evening, March 19, at 6:30 o'clock, Alftert Cornelia Carroll, aged 35 years. Husband of Floria Carroll; son of Will Carroll and Victoria Barker Carroll; brother of Clinton, Roger, Orziae and Waco Carroll, and Louise Sipper, all of this county.

Funeral services conducted by Rev. T. Grimes will be held from Walnut Grove Baptist Church this Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Blerisoe Funeral Home in charge.

(Adv.) 18H 33B' 4934' 23 V4 Bald Locov I 2241 144 1778 33 49 231.4 18i8 33 a 49 2314 i 104 104 104 0k Ind Chem Rubber Smelt 491-4' 524! 49'4' 733 214 XT Steel 49 521 2 4fli4 73iS 21 38 46 1578 494 Tobacco Do Pf 21 4 Barnsdall Oil 234 Bendix Aviat 344 Beth Steel 924 Blaw Knox 174 Boeing Airplane 214 Bohn Al Brass 494 Borden Co 424 Borg Warner 454 Briggs Mfg 364 Bristol Myers 44 Burr Add Mach 144 Butler Bros 214 427, Do Pf SUMMER ROBES By LaSALLE 214 494 424 454 36 434 144 214 The Rural Progress Show is filled with lavor-saving ideas they are not rationed, and there is no limit to the "customer." Warner i Wesson Bros 49 I 49 73 21 3V 46 1 1 157 39 20 3234' 25 4' 2638' 1114' 14 Bonds NEW YORK, March 22UPi Railroad issues broke a six-week losing streak in the bond market this week. Modest demand in today's short session was sufficient to lift rail prices, on the average, out of the long slump that carried the group to a 1947 low last week. Gains ranged from fractions to an outside of around 2 points, with the majority posted for the lower priced carriers traders. Traders appeared impressed with the ease with which quotations responded to small buying orders and many expressed the belief Investors might show more aggressive interest if some of the question marks were taken out of the international and domestic business news. Among the gainers were Central of N.

J. 5s of 87 at 41. top for the year on a 2 4 -point gain, Denver St Rio Grande Western new income 4'-s. when issued, up 4 at 584. Southwestern 5s at 86,, Seaboard Airline incomes at 72, and N.

Y. 454 36 434 144 214 2138' 46 I I 161V 39 2014' 33 257 263 1134' 14 West Un Tel A Westing Air Br Westing Elec i i i j. i 1 finn rvl -f i rr rf IiopItI- ftefjT 39 201 8 3234 257, 2fi38 i 1138 14 I 4S7 i 67t4 I JUSl reCUlVL'U ctllU ucicvuun V' juy 1 664 36 4 White Motor Willys Over Co Woolworth (FW) weisrht robes these are. eiect yours now 60 487V 61Yi' Youngst Sh 67W 67 SALES 194 324 174 495, 974 204 a8 66 4 1 664 36 364 60 4 604 194 194 324 324 1741 17V 49 4 498 97 974 20i 204 154 4941 494 114 114 33 i 33 41 41 244 24, 34! 3 4 Approx final total today 340 000 Previous day 710,000 Week ago 367.630 $500 to $g50 i ear ago 585.990 years ago 451.640 I Jan 1 to date 6L484.90O ago 104.4fi2.457 154 494 114 33 41 I 248 9 Grain CHICAGO. March 22 J.TV-Responding to announcement of May grain export allocations, corn and wheat were strong and oats slightly lower on the Board of Trade today.

Barley jumped 10 cents, the limit, but volume of turnover in this cereal is very small at this market. In the last few minutes of trading the expiring March wheat contract was bid up 10 cents, the limit, to $2 86 Other March deliveries closed without any wide price changes. All outstanding March contracts must now be settled by delivery of the actual grain. Deferred wheat contracts finished 4 higher. May corn was 34-34 higher, March and oats 4-4 lower.

March 904-92. March barley finished at $1 64. highest price during the length of the contract. Calumet Hec Cannon Mills Case (JI Co Caterpil Tractor Celanese Corp Cerro de Pas Certain Teed Pro Chrysler Corp Climax Molyb Coca Cola Colgate Palm Colum El Colum Carbon Coml Credit Coml Solvents Comwlth South Do Pf Cons Edison Container Corp Cont Bak Do Pf Cont Can Cont Ins Cont Motors Cont Oil Del Crucible Steel Cudahy Pack Curtiss Wright Do A 34i Eoster Greeting Cords A beautiful selection to choose from. CHAIR CUSHIONS Natural Sponge Rubber LETTER TRAYS Metal and Wood Let Us Help You With Your Office Supply Needs.

Tom Lawler's OFFICE OUTFITTERS 111 N. Church St. Thone 2255 Free Delivery Within City" Engraving, New Greeting Cards Social Stationery 121 4 11204 1204 274 274 Cotton-Grain Tab'e 434 I rnicAfiii gr 4 in 174 mm a K.4.1 8 0 43 4 43 1741 174 106 4 1064 41 Tsl 414 51 I 51 104 104 38 37 5s 33 324 46 4 464 54 54 184 1 184 Central refunding 5s at BbVs. Pennsylvania Central Airlines 34i jumped 34 to 60 and more than recovered the sharp loss which followed announcement on Thursday that the next interest payment due on the issue would be skipped. Sales totaled $1,380,000 compared with $1,179,000 a eek ago.

Investment circles had a number of news developments to consider in the new financing field, most of which were rated favorably. Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. marketed $100,000,000 of refunding bonds through an investment syndicate headed by McGan Stanley Co.

The issue, due 1962 and carrying a 24 per cent coupon, was priced at 102.85 per cent to yield 2.625 per cent. The quick sell-out of the Edison is-sue, many bond dealers said, was a desirable prelude to the American Telephone Telegraph gain $200,000,000 new 35-year debentures which are due to be put IUO '8 414 51 104 374 324 464 54 184 Wheat Open Hlch low Close Mar C.74 2.86 2.T-I May 5.5? t.6lK 2. 57 '4 2.59H July 2.25 2.37 2.24 2 2B-2 27 Sept 2.15H 2 18'j 2. Jo '4 2.17. i Corn Open Hlch ow ln Mar 1.73 1.74 1.72 1.73 May l.fiS'i 1.71 1 1 7n, July 1.S3 l.fifl 1.R3 Sert J.49 t.60H 1.58 1.58 O.its Open Hicb l.nw Clone Mar 93 tt 9, 90'-92 M.ny 8 87H SS'i SS July 77 77 7's 751.

Sept 71T 721 71 71 '4 I LEGS, ARMS! ft it I I nl rr trutt TWr Co I 374! 374! 374 rwrnft F.dion 27 27 27 nouslas Aircraft 684 68 4 684 Ftern Air 214' 21 4 1 214 COTTON B.t W. RICHMOND A CO. NEW ORI. FAN'S COTTON Fantmnn Kodak 240 1240 The Emmert Blevens Co. Amcric't Outir.rvdmj Art.tioil Limb 1 El Auto Lite 592; as o'a iri pnw.r Lt 17 174 178 Manufactory Established 1910 V0 So B.onk Si Lounvilla 2 (Cv Fairhanks Vlorse 534 534 534 Open 21 6G 34.80 33.1S .10.

07 29.15 llieh 28.84 34.95 33.31 311.20 29.33 I. AMI'S. 65 34.70 33.06 30.07 29.15 Cloe 2S.H2 34 92 33. 30.15 29 33 Mar May July Oct. Dec.

Firestone 564! 564 564 Flintkote 324 324 32 4 Freenort Sukh I 45 4 45 4 454 MIRO-FLEX REFLECTORIZED r.n i 2S.57 34.5S 32.99 29 9S 29.04 r.n 28. SS I 34.74 33. "0 29.95 I 23.97 i Select Your New Spring Hat HERE NOW! Hats by Lee Disney Mallory $850 fo $20 NEW YORK COTTON Open Hlch I. on Close Ci 2S.CS 2S.6S Gen Elec 354! 354 354 r.n Foods 43 4 434 434 Mar May July 1 ict. Itvc.

2S.90 35.00 33.35 30.30 29.40 28.90 34.99 33. 21 30.20 29. 40 nr. Motor. 604 60 60 34.

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OD '8 55 4274 31 im 60ii 21U 17s4 25 7 4 4134 16's 84U 324 47 14H The Weather TENNESSEE: Sunday partly cloudy and much warmer. TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY 7 a. 30; 12 54; 7 p. m. 55.

Highest temperature for 24 hours preceding 7 p. 64 degrees; lowest 25. The same date last year: Highest temperature 75; lowest 45. Normal for Average maximum 62.4; minimum 41.1. Precipitation Rainfall for 24 hours preceding 7 p.

.00 inch. Total for month to date 3.23 inches, which is 1.77 inches less than normal for the entire month. Sun rises 5:59. Sun sets 6:15. Indust Rayon 424' 414! 163b! 163i New Spring Ties Just Arrived They're here by the hundreds Ties by Signet Wembley Londonerry and Met-calf.

Wools, rayons, and all silks. You'll want several of these. $00 $350 POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION Inspirat Con Cop Int Harvester Int Nick Can Int Paper I 83 s4 3234! 47 144 84i4 3278 47 147, Tea 49 4 494' 494 T0r.tH11 124 il24 t. t. stl 35 4 344! 344 fMORD'S Leather Shop Large Stock Vacuum Cleaner Parts Brushes, bags, filteis, hose.fittings., etc.

We are equipped to make simple repairs or to completely overhaul vacuum cleaners, and we guarantee our work. Glisson's Elec. Motor Repair Shop Jackson at Whitehall Phone 237 457,1 36 463ii Kennecott Cop 464 Kresge SS) .1 36 Kroner Co 484 The English, language contains approximately 700.000 words, but 10 words make up about 25 per i cent of our ordinary speech. I 214 Shannon rhone 908 1- I e-ry Lehigh Port 38 Lerner Stores 214 Lib of Glass 53 Ligegtt Myers 87 Link Belt 494 Lion Oil 444 Liquid Carbonic 25 I Lockheed Aire 17i! KNIT TIES In solids and stripes. Many prefer knitties.

We're proud to bring you such a large selection. $1.00 to $2.00 1 38 214! 53 I 87 I 49 44 Vi 24! 17 23V 18 20 48 i 3 Send flowers because Lowes Ine 24 Main at Cbarcb Yetrpbene 2500 18 Long Bell Lbr A 46' 36 46 si 38 214 53 87 494 444 25 23 7 18 20 484 37 31Ts 51 37 23 16 36 57, 204 56i 4 584 17 20 I 484! her EASTER Ensemble isrj't complete without a corsage. Phone your orders early. Taylor's Flowers Phones 1280 1598 Member Florist Telegraph Delivery BOW TIES ELI Lolliard Macy RH Marshall Field Mclntyre Pore McKess Rob McClellan Strs Miami Copper Mid Cont Pet MKT 1 37 317,1 514! 37i4 23 16 36 367 311 51 37 23 16 337, 57 208 mi Bright, new spring patterns Adjustable to correct size. Do Pf 207 $1.00 56 1-4 5578 58 58 ij Monsanto Chem Montgom Ward Nash Kelvinator Nat Aviation 17 15 17V .1 151-4' Nat Biscuit 31 Nat Cash Reg 40 1 4 SPECIAL! GENTS EXPANSION BANDS Gold Filled WHITE YELLOW PINK 1514 307, 404 327 167, 194 14 177, 40V 32 167! 19 14! 17W I O.

1 8 167, 19S 14 18i8 24m I 27 19i a A 240V241H 267g; 267 TEE SHIRTS By Brentwood Wilson Bros. Whites, solids, stripes, plaids. $1.00 to $2.50 WHITE to $5 By Enro and Cape God, Jackson's Quality Market PINK SALMON' Tall Can 49c WHITE MEAT TINA 51c SMOKIH SALMON S8c CRAB MEAT 75c I 'JESTER 75e CANNED OYSTERS 55e LARGE SHRIMP 75c IMPORTED SARDINES 40c RED ROBE FCY. FITTED PIE CHERRIES Xo. 2 Can 39e Royal Ann White or Dark Sweet Cherries No.

84 Can 52c Green Gage Plums In Heavy Syrup No. 2 4 Can 40c Kodola Figs In Ex. nevy Syrup No. 2 4 Can 50e WHOLE APRICOTS No. Can S5 SPAGHETTI, Ready to Heat and Serve ..2 Tall Cms 25e FANCY VEAL LIVER FRESH OYSTERS BONELESS CURED CODFISH FLAKES IN 1-LB.

BOX Nat Dairy Prod Nat Dept Stores Nat Distillers Nat Pow Lt NYC North Amer Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Elevator Owens 111 Glass Pac Gas Elec Packard Motor 194 194 22 4 294 '8 mum 294 75 29 3i 75 1 11 Plus 1 Plus 20 Tax 404 40 20 Tax 64 i 404' 64! 13! 264! 424! Pan Am Airways 13 Par Pictures 26 Tn Please Add 15c Extra for Mail Orders 138 267., 424 i Penney (JO 42 2174! 224 Penn RR 224 SHORTS 934! 934 934 Peoples Gas LC Pens. Cola 1 27 274! 27 9V '941 94 Petrol Corp .85 Jackson's Newest Jewelry Store 118 E. Lafayette St. Phone 830 Wilson Broadcloth Munsingwear Skits Phelps Dodge Philip Morris Phillips Pet Plymouth Oil 414t 41V 414 1 354t 354! 354 53 52 1 527, 2341 234.