Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 9

y. Stock fxcAancyeiWheat, American 'Change ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CKRCXICLE Saturday, Jar.uary 23, 1954 Market Advances final Prices on N. i Iain la IMi Close Cat. Reach New Sales CLttt Invest 1 Jupuer OiH 24 II 4 A kaiser Mot 2 2 2-1 kav-ncer 5 dde 1 Jot Mfg 2'4g Katsrr AI 1.30b kalam Stv Abbott 1 to 13 45va Vt ABC Vend 11 )0 V- Vt To New High Level On Brisk Demand Kn I PAL I 80 16 Kao Sou 2h. St i iinii4iiiii.

In Chicago MartM 2I-M 4 4 Ik a Air mini Acme mi I Ml. Aura tl 2. lug AvMHU MtUst 4 Aumual io Aim ta.4i.io k.nts I I 10 ft K.tift Pd I 114 kirk Like 2 '4 kropp for 5 17 krov 10 1 Aigmn Ap I 2 I ike Sh I 24 I akev Fdy 2 I'i I land 22 Air II All Am 10 kn pf 2. kan PAL I 12. kavser, v4( kelsey Hay I'A Krnnccou 6g kea-n Id 2a koslone 1 r4).

kimb Clk 2.4U.. koppers 2a kiesge. SS 2 Kress. SH 3 kjoger 1 80 An Reduc 1.4U li 24vj- Va Chicaeo Wheat, soy-, rnr.f RKO Pict 2 RkO Thea 38 Radio Cp 130 Radm pf 3 2 Raonkr 11a 34 Katiocon 85 Reed B.I la. 3 Reeses Br 120.

3 Rem Rand 2' Reo oMiora 2'4 12 Repuh Av llid 52 Repub Pict .1 Rcpuo Stl it 34 Revere Rex Drug 447 Ren Mil 9 Ren Spung I Rey Tob 2 40 2 Rheem Ml 2... 7 RicnlHid ia. 17 Roan A Cp 22 Roboins 23 rtiueru iva 4 -4 8'4 24 Va 39'. 41'4 22'- 56' 4 V4 IISa 77 8'i 56' iT 4. 16' 22V.

14, 24 14: 22' 4 Vll 7SV, 14, 92 VI 2.IV. ik; I7S V4. '7 I24 3614 1,4 I 'ai Amg Cp 1st, 4 4- Ain Stl 2b 17 3I' Va I inch I i It Cos Ret St 1 Coa lest 1 Con Vullet I SO 172 Cnsum Pw J.20 35 Container 2o A Com Bak 1 60 3 out tan 2 40 22 Com Cp A 60 10 orn 1 am l0 I ont Irts 2 60a 3 Com W.vt 25 eml Oil 2 Mta 34 Com Sil 1.40 I Coop Besa 2 Copper Kng .80 6 opw Stl 2 1 Com Pd 3 60a 7 Corning Gl la 7 Cornell 1)1 20a 5 Cosdeai Pet lb 10 Crane Co 2a 5 Cr of 1.60a i Crown Crk .1 9 Crown Zell 1 80 27 Cruc Stl 2fat 4 Cb Am Sg Vie to fudahy Pk 24 C'uneou Cunis Pub .20 19 Curtui Wr .60 147 Cuniu WrA 2 5 Culler 2 I V4, I 14 14 784 'li 26-. 4- Ni It 18'4 13 It, i't 2014- V4 2314 3H 50 394, 7 '4 44 5't 6'1 li I. 2' JIH i' 4t 104 18 4 '4 Vtl 19 '4 12 1 16H tslla Hi 15 4i 4HH vt; 19' 4 26'4 II Maine PSv 1 J4 m4, Sh 2 I Mc On Aic 2 .4,1 M.Vkill I) Mead 1h 7 M.nacv) 12 Mcnl Pet 216 P.sabi Im 10 beans and lard raced upward on; the Board of Trade yesterday Aiumnd ,1 while feed grains and rye showed! a a i only minor price changes.

I 'J All the wheat contracts cn which lust Am 4 50 wheat may be. delivered made Ik Maionai; Amur Oil 91 It was the lutitth kllaignt day they Anavon 30 have inio new hull giounu. and IMi Lau A 2 did 0 a tiHXl mrnn. I J'Sus Cim 17 Most stKbcans dilivcins llvo tvoied new; Aik Oil 40 34H 4 28a 3'4- 324 4 1 '4 15 4 Va 14 4- V4 7V 69 42'i 2 I -Va 49 Vt 324 34 1 U' 4a Va, 104 22 l.x! 16 1. 2 1 '4 54' 1- '4! 2 Vl.

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Lfh.gh CAN Leh Hon 1 20 l.rh Val Coal 4 Mrlal Trl 14 4 I2't 16 i 1 7-t l'l 7 6 12'4 tl S. 11V. II 3144 Mich rlnp I 1'4 u.u,.! n.k.. ikhK-h meant Ihe ciooiAik La 4 .1 MatyN sVsxxa4 taSxl ttxxstl0BStatJs bM StMtWtAsSy 9t 2i'a 4 0U'4 4 Leh I pf Aims! Rub A 2 Aro Fduip 4 Mich si Mi.h Sugar 1 Mil line Md St I Mn CP 7 17 Leh VI BR 30c 11 I was commanding the best price it haa attained since tiacima suiud. Howt-vci, November and September bobcant rased.

Am tag 117 livj-t- 4. Am Baker 1 2sia Va A TAT A 2 80 41 Lehman All st 2 25 1 fm pk ioi 11.4 V4 svi Mo PhSv 1 l.ehn A 3 LOF Glasv2.40a 21 Am ooscn 17 rV4- va gc. Molyhvica 21 1 3741- Lib McNAL .60 26 Am or 6noc i Am bd Far Moins IM I 4u I3V4 '4 Vl 94 8 Vl 8 '4 26' 4 40V1 33'l V4 39V4 Vi I I Vl JK44- V4 19' I0V4- Va 39'-a 1 4-k Am col cv, Dana Cp 3 2 Davison Ch IVi 4 Dayslrom 1 Am Can l.4u 18 364 4a aw Lisg A My 4a Lily Tulip 2'i ion Oil 2 Lionel Cp 80a iuuid 1 All Lockh Aire Var Locw's Lone Cmt.4(la wyyru ruitui li A 2.24. Rock Sra A Ax RohmAH 1. 600 Royal Type Rubcroid 31id.

Ruppcil V4g Saleway St 2 40 St lot Ld 2 v.g St l( I AP St I San 2i Ret Pap hi. Sav Arms Svhenlcy Ind 2. Schciing Vjg Scon Pap Svoull Mf 2... Seab AL Finan 180 Scab Oil 2a Seart Roeb Scibrr Rub 1... Serve! Sham OAG 2 40 Sharon Sil 4 Shalluck Shell Oil 3b I 13 1 3 I i 21 10 8 24 28 I "7 8 311 34 4 23 24 10 9 1 7 8a Sagsa Alias wr si Atlas Pltwd 7 Auto Ml Pd 2 Auto Mch 1 R.il VIOAU i B.k Raul 4 Bald Sec 20 Hanlf Oil 20 Barium Stl 6 Basic Relr 1 I Beck Shoe id I Beckmn Inl 6 Bell Tel 6 Bellan Aire 5 Bens A Hd 2 Birds I Bohack 114 3 lu 34'a V4 1 Tl Va 1 2 Va 61 4D 3 J4 4 2 Va Am ja.

Am Cat pt7 Am Cnaia Am Oleic Am Cyan 2 Am uisiill 2... Am tnca i AiO IM Pat BI iaas 2J.1M IOC. Ml 4 lem 1 til Mnt SlPw 42 ,7 Munti IV 33 Munay Ok 5 'us Muter Co 1 NlAlf lleh 10 ,5 Nl Belli! 2 Nat lueIG 12 N.t Pel 1" NlPhoenn 26 4ic Nat Rad 1 Nl Res rch 4 RpM 5 Nat Starch 1 Ntt'n Rad 5 NBrit DO 11 2't ten e-i. 1 24'4- 4544- Lone Gs 1 .40 28 Long fill A 2 Vi I3'J Vl 291.4 Vl Am taport Vi. 6 An: A.

1 .60 37 Am u.iLI 1.64 31 14 9 34 63 'vi 'U 23'-l-17'4 24'i-62 32'4 414l- Va Va 4- 4 12'4 16'4 I Si 20 14 I't 2Vt 59 29'4 34 6 2 2 Am HawSS Lg lsl Lt 1 Lorillard 1.20a. lou A Nash 4a Lowenstein 2a. Lukena Stl MAM Wd 2 2l4t Vl 12 I2v, 741-4 2 1 27-'l 1.4 44S4 11 25 Vs 88 44 44 O04t- Vt 9'-i 1. 8'x- 14 li 35 Vl 8' 79'i I5't- 15 4t 3I'4 11 36 4- Vt 27' 1- 4t 814- 14 I4 4i- Vl RlMlllOlt I lav 2 Dayton Rub 2 Decca Rec .70.. Dp Rk Oil 2 Deere V'je Del A Hud 4 Del LW Del PAL 1.40..

Derby Oil I Del Fdis 1.60.. Det Mich Stv Del Stl Cp V.d Diam Alk 11.. Diam Mat 2 Dia Mot I Diana Sir .80 DisCSrag 120a Divco Cp Dixie Cup 180 Dr. Pepper 60 Dome Mm .70 Doug Aire 4a Oswa Hut I CIom 213'4-H 2I4'4 212-4 2l4Vi-4i' May 212'i-W 2I1 2l-'j- Juiv 20-4. 204-1 Sept.

2lKi'i 2u7't 21 4 IXc. 210.4 2IU11 2IIU-V1. CORN I Vt.i. 14444-14 l44t 14 154 4'i May 155' l6't SS'4 July I56H I56't Sept. I524.

0'4 Dec. 147 147V4 147 1474t-Vi OA 1 Mar. dO'i-14 ffl'i 80'4 8OU-14 May 7k' "8 TaVi-Vti luiy 74-74'-a 74'1 74 Sept. 734 734t 73Vt RU- Mr. 17'i-4i t26'4 124'4 May 126V4-J7 1274, July 129'4 I28'4 Sept.

130V4 130vj 1291 130 SO. BEANS Mar. 315 317V4 3144J 317-17V4 May 31714 314 3I7-I7U July 3IO'-i-t1 314 30944 3IJ'4-'4 Sept. 268i.4-V 269'J 257 267c-i-7 Nov. 249 249 246' i 246' 4-44 LARD Mai.

1612 1650 1610 1647 May 185 I52 177-80 lulv IMS 1S-S 1S l6fl Sept. 1495 I50 I49J 1530 FORECAST It will continue cold today. In the northeast quadrant of the nation, and turn colder in the southeast, but the central portion can expect warmer weather. Clear to partly cloudy skies are forecast for louthern two-thirds of the country. Snow is expected in northern Appalachians and in area west from upper Great Lakes to the Dakotas.

Northwest Pacific states will have snow. (AP Wirephoto Map) New York P) Brisk demand for aircrafts and railroads sent the stock market on ahead again yesterday in new high ground for the current recovery movement. The maiket kept in mind all of the good news it has heard this week especially favorable Washington tax action and ignored all of the bad news that came to hand. The oils, coppers and air lines did well, "along with the aircrafts and railroads. The steels and utilities held steady.

Motors were ragged, as were the chemicals and distillers. Studebaker lost 7-8 at 20 1-2 after directors declared a dividend of 40 cents as against 75 cents previously paid. That was bad news for Studebaker, but the rest of the motors and other areas of the market appeared to be unaffected. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced 50 cents to $112.40. That is the highest for the average since Mar.

30 of last year. Of 1.161 individual issues traded, 553 were higher and 337 lower. New highs came to 43 with one new low. Volume mounted to 1,890,000 shares. That compares with shares traded Thursday.

Corporate bonds were higher. U. S. governments in the over the counter market -were steady. DOW-JONKS AVKRACKS Stocks Open Huh low Close Change 10 Inds 290 H6 2.

Ill 589.65 0.17 joRaill 99.18 100.71 99 21 100 '2 006 Will S.1.5 54.03 51.52 5i.SH 0.21 MSt'ka 109.69 110.61 109.42 110.19 041 Bond, Close Net Clin. 40 Bonds 0-' 7mc 14 40H .5 NMAAr ld 1214 Biad lot 6 Btal IP 21 Bieere 3 Br Am Bill 4 el I a 7 va 1 9 12 13 Vl 42 Va 7 19m- a 22 21 Vl 16i- 26 37 35V41 4 39U Va Am liiaccYL AniHh fa i.4ug Am Ice Am Loco Am Micl-dy lb Am MchAM it Am Metal It Am MelFd IVj AmN oas 2 Am Optical 2. Miss Riv 2a. Am Sat Raz 'a 14 14'. 22V4 1,4 6 la- Vl 2744 Vi I7V1 5 V'4 8 Vi 2I'4 Vl 12'4 18 1-1 1H4- Va 18'1 Ma.k Trucks 4if 53 Macy I 60 4 Magic Chel 1 MagmaCop 24af 4 Magnavox 114.

1 Manatt 3 Maiac Oil .30.. 9 Marathon 1.20 30 Marine 126 Marsh Field 2. II Martin 156 Mart Par 3 Masonite 1 7 28'4 17 V. 7t 44 A 114 2A 4i'-t rsPk Mn 7 it NVship fdsh 18HNiag Shr II 2" Noma Its 2 6 Nnnl-er Met 6 12, Norden 1 ab 3 Noldn Oil 75 No east Airl I Sheller Mf 120 Sherat Am .600 64 Simmons Vae 5 Simonda 3g I Sinclair 2 60. 37 Skelly Oil 160.

16 Smith. AO 2 3 Smith. Alex 8 Smith Cor 2 Smith Dou 1.20. 2 Br Col 1 Brown Co 30 Buckeye PL 2 Budget I Bunk Hill Burma Mill 2 Data Wltati. in liu U'- va Am Kad la Burrv Bis 22 l)ow mm lb Am Seating la.

15 24 'a 314 2H 10V3 28'i 1,4 341j- 1,4 ll'i- "4 1I4 Vi 30V4 Va II V4 4244- V4 11V 15 14 92 3'-a 34V, 1 2044 8 1.4 107 V4 28 10 Vl 19v- li 2244 1-4 17 Va 1014 'a 494- Va 167'4 38'-a Dress Ind 1.60. 24 Okla 4 20 Duplan Calg A Fd 3 Cal tl Pw 9 alt COG ro 121 Socony ac 2a. nicm. I 44 CM, nip I'I rt-L 184 41 m-i'i'i'v" s- 40 14 du Pont 3 0g Duq Lt 1.60 DWG Cig .80 I an So 6 V4 Solar Aire lb So A GAP So Car FAG .70 Am Smelt 36 3044 Va Am Sh Bd It. 2.5U 474a 2'4 Am 511 8.

6 l- Am Siorts 2b. 2 46'a- Va Am Sugar 4 1 54 V4 Am TcUUel 9.. 140 I.1844- Am Tob 3a 58 63 '-4 Am Viscose 2... 142 35H 6 16 20 9 Cdn Ail 48 AM 9'4 ame: Cdn Marc 4 I an av 1 r.c in 1 Tu PntrfHHi 252 B.LL. I CASH GRAIN So Sug I4C Sou Cal Fdis 2.

5H Faille 1.20a Fast Air Va Fast Co 1 Cap Tians 16 Southern Co 80 27 14't IOCAL OBSFRVA1IONS The highest temperature yesterday wat IS degrees, against 68 the tame day in 1906, ind 3 in 1883: the lowest ain 34 in 190, and 3 In 1883; the mean 12. against 61 in 1906, and 0 in 1883. Normal is 25. ROCHFSTFR READINGS (Temperatures and HumldltM 1 1 Chicago (API Cash wheat none. Corn arr Hisc ill Am Wks Vag 4 lO'i 4 H'l a Pennroad I asco Pd 2 Sou Ind Sou 1.40b 1 4 pa wftr 9 59 No.

2 yellow I 58; No. 3 I Oalt: No. 1 while 84'i: No. 1 heavy while 84'i No. 2 84'i.

Soybeans none. Barley nomi 38'4 6'4 251 Today W. Meet the WETMORES Sou Pac 3 Sou Ry l'ah Sou Ry Am Woolen 19 15Va- Va Am Wool pf 7. 4.40 87 Vj A Wool pr pf 4 6.40 90 V2 Am Zinc 1 3 13Vi Va Anac Cop 3 82 32 Anac WC 4g 1.90 48V4 "a 291a Va 154 2214- 4i 13 71 Va 37V4 J--4 57 Vi 40i 19'i- 44 11'4- V4 30'-4 Vi 28V4 Mi 1244 4i 16'4 Va 2144 Va nal: mallnia 1.30-62: feed Field 140 3 2144- V4 l'-i seed per 100 lb. nominal: while clover 9.25.

Fast Stl Vit Fast Kod East Kod pf 6 Faton Mfg 2a Fdis Br St I 40 Fkco Pd 160b. Flas Stop It El Auto I. 3b Fl Stor Bat 2s Elgin Watch Flliolt I 60a 23 Master El I 61 Mailt Chem 2. May Sir 1.80 Mavtag 160a McC'all 1.2U McCord 2a Mctrory Sir la McGraw Fl 3a McGraw 2a. Milntyre 2a McKessAR 214.

Mclell Str 2... McOuay Nor I. Mead Cp 180b Melv Shoe 1.80 Mengel 1 Mercant Str la. Merck .80 Mcrgtn 1 ino 2a Mer ChAS 2a. Mesla Mch 2'4 Miami Cop Vie Mir Con Pet Ja 24 Castle.

AM Catalin Cenco Cp Cen I xplor Cen 111 Century IT Cessna Air Chcvchrou Chi Rivet I.1S4- 4n lem. Hu. Tem Hn. 3 7S: red top 57.oo-sg.oo; aisike is timothy 11.75-12.25; red clover 25 Anch li 1.60 S4 42'4 Va 944 li.si. 15 721 2 p.

m. 11 If 3'il Vil 1S' Vi 14' Vl 37 3 8 44 16 26 't 29'i '1 41-H 14 38 Va 12Vi 4 37-44- V4 4614 Vi 6't 2's, 291 1414 44 57V4 I'i 75 44 7644 4l i 9'4 12 Vi- i in 264 V. 214 li 27 44 12 3 II BUFFALO ssj Phillips 28 Vl Pierce 3 Pioneer GM 1 Piper A 10 vi. Polaris 10 "vi Press 2 70 Presl FD 14 2S14 Prosper 1 lilt Prov Gas 7 211-4 Ravm Con 1 12'4 Reila Pum 4 6 Rrltan 1 4'4 Rem Armt 8 32't Richm Rad 2 "11 (ir 46 9 46V4- V4 1 9 V'4 I 3Vi Buffalo (APV Cash giain. Philadelphia '4 2544-37 Spalding lb I Spaiks 4 Spen Chem 2 20 ID Spin Kelt .80.

13 Spcrry 3 29 Spiegel 5 Square I) 140a. 14 Sid Brand I Mla 12 Sid Coil Pd 1 32 Sid GAE 644f 9 Sid Oil Cal 1 84 ran rate basis: 4914 15' VI Wheal: 31 cars; No. 2 (strictly milling 3 35'a 5 li- 18 36'4 VI Va ircle City AutoS (Talk on (Tarns! Mf Claude Nn 6'i 2614 28 2214 1U 84 qualitvl red winter 52 431 in. Corn: 21 cars; No. 2 yellow $1.8044 81 Wa 16 9va 7 91 I.

Clinch oal And Pn 1.60a Andes Cop A Prod Arch Dan 2 40t. Arto Oil lb Armco Stl 3 Armour Aimuur pf 6g Armst Ck Artloom Arvin Ind 2 Ashi Oil 1 As Dry 1.60. Assoc Inv 1.80 Atchison 5a 21'1- 14 2 3 Vi 8'i Vi 1711 14 4 a. m. 12 81 4 p.

m. A a. m. Ill 811 p. 8 a.

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9 86 10 p. m. noon 11 71'midnight Precipitation Jan. 1 Jan. 22 Jan.

1-Jan. 22, 1953 Normal for the period Western PenRsilxaniar Partly and cold; hieh 20 to Interior lalrm New Ynrit cloudy and cold: hlfh 10 to 20. I I Paso NO I 60b 45 Emer Fl 1.40 I Fmer Rad 13 Fmp El 1.40. 2 Eauit Gas 1.40. 15 Fq Off Bd .60 152 Erie RR I44g 29 Eureka 9 Evans Pd Vid 2 Eversharp 1.40 6 El-Cell-0 2b 6 30 '4- 44 24 '-a 1,4 67'4 Vi V4 Oats: 7 ears: No.

2 heavy white 99iin. Sid Oil 1 4Hi GAE of 111 91 Sid NI 3a 110 12 Rotary FT 2 314 .3 .7.5 1.43 1.67 cloudy Partly 16 57'4- 1 6'S Va 2 26 V- 32 14 9 19'4 VI Barley: No receipts: No. 2 (46 lbs.) jl.ten, mailing feed Sl.24n. Flour: Un.tianged. Feed: Unchanged.

11 J'-l 22'4 Va in tr Rm ft v.os 13 11 5214 69 V4- 14 97.19 4 0 OS 9S B2 -0 01 2 41' 1 Sid Oil Oh 2 40 Sid Rv Fq la Man War Slerl Drug 2 Stevens JP 2 Stew War 1 60a Stoke 10 2nd Rails 10 Will 10 lnds 1 32 Mid It 140 44 Midi SH Pd 3.. 3 Midw Oil 1.40 2 Mm Hon 2a 12 Mm Mol 8 MinAStL 1 20a 5 SPASSM Val 5 Minn MM 1... 21 Minn PAL 1 Ida Mission Cp Uaf 34 98 66 0 06 99 114 224 14 I'm All CityEI IWb 20 3IH Va II '4 20H Vi 10 4 .47 Vi 22'4 In 28 '-4 Vi I oasl I (I .11 Colon Dcv 4 "olonial A 9 t'omm PS 6 CnmpoS.M 1 Cons Fnain 5 ona Ul 3 Cons I iq 2 Cons Mng 24 InnsRvl 2 Com Av A I Cont Fdv 2 ornuc 6 Coro Inc 1 Creole Pet J2 rown Pet 1 Grown Drug 4 16'. I. All hi Line 5a lu 9074 to Connect New York (Hn Mostly fur, cold.

High 20 10 25. 20'i Roval '111 4 8a Rcan Aeto 12 li Rcan 8 1251 St I aw 12 1 Sapph Pet 22 23 Schick 4 I0'4 Schulte 22 61t Oils 7 2l'i SbdAW Airl 1 A Sec Cp On 1 9HSeeman Br 1 STVlSntnl Rid 3 lOltSniry 48 57 3044 Va Fairb Mor Vie 7 Fairch 161 Fapardo 2 4 Falstaff Br 1 12 Fam Fin 1.40 7 Fansteel Vid 5 Fedd Oulg 14 23 Fed M0111I 2.. 1 1 29ia '1 6'4 744 Mission lv I 15 All Ref 2 Atlas Cp 160 Atlas Pdr 2s Atlas Tack Autom Cant 1 Avco Mfg 29'i Vl 4 4 5 37Va 1 16T 17V 3 5 Miss Kiv Mo Kan Tex Mo pf 2'4k Tempzrgturts 4'4 6344 Fed I) Sir 2'i 22 5 26 2 Steam Stations 46'4 44 mo rac pi 3 Shat Den Babcock AW 2b 29 4544- 14 2'4 1' 4'4 14 4'4 IMi 3'4 1644 344 51-4 Bald Lima .80 53 9 va 34i- 44 ub A Sug Davidson 1014 '4 18 4. 15 4-4 18 -li 25'4 44 14' 2344 40ia 9V 2444-1V4 80 -1 1544 '4 66 Vi 844 VI 28V4- V4 29', V4 40V1 44 14'4 331-4 44 39V4- -44 2044 124 19-1 15 3 7 15 34 7 9 11 178 3 3 17 3 15 4 A 1 13 13 1 2 1 1 51 3 24 1 in 10 26 4 6 1 reti dc larr Ferro Cp Fid Fire 2 60 Fitrol .80 Firestone 3a Firth Cpt. 55g.

Flintkoie 2a Fla Pw 6 4841 Vl sniw vvrrci 4 Sllfg Co 15 64Simp Pat 1 1st Simpsons 14 1H Singer Mt 10 22.4-Sonolone 14 7 So Coast 4 llenMlgA line, rid Devonl Oil Bait AO lg Barber Oil 2 BaltAO pf 4.. Barker Br Hi Bath IrWk 2 i 4 1 ''4 LONG ago in England the Wet- 7t 94 li 32'. V. 18 14 7.H4 V. 71-4- 44 15'-4 3T4- li 17H- '4 Vt 3'4 14'4- 4l 141,4 41 61 4.

4244 8814-lVt 544 3714- 1-4 44 4714- 44 Rochester Gas Electric Corp. will construct a steam line from its Lawn St. station to connect 1 12'4j- Mone A 21 Studebaker 40e Sun Chm Sun Oil lb Sunbeam la Suniay Oil 1.20 Sunsh Bn 4 Sunsh Mn .60.. Superior Sil lb. Suiher Pan v.

Sweets Co Swift A Co Svlv Fl Pd 2b. Sym Gould Talcolt Tclautogr 1 Tenn Cp 2a Texas Co 3a Tex Pr 1.40a Tex Sul 4a Tex Ins Tex I't AO 1.40a Tex PI Tr 2 Hlg Tex I 'til Textron '4f ThaUi Gl 1 The Fair 2214 614 Bayuk Cit .60 25 HVa- Kibeckm 4om Text long Oil Iraa (em Fla A 1.60 21 614 So Penn Oil 4 J0'4 Beat Fds 44Vi MonarchM 1.20a 10 Monsan Ch 2Va 30 Mont L't .90 10 Monterey .80 40 Mont Pw 160.. 21 Mont Ward 2g. 39 Moior Pd 2 Moore Mc Ivi. II Motor Pr 2 9 Motor Wheel 2.

2 Motorola 111 16 Mueller 1.20a 16 Mullins Mf 1.60 8 Murphy 11 Munay Cp 2 9 Nash Krlv 2 28 Nat Acme 2a 2 Follans St 3 9 44'4 32 io'4 'a with the smaller Anderson Ave. station as soon as weather permits, Ralph H. McCumber, man 3 30'- Vt 15 244 Low High ROCHFSTFR 8 Atlantic City 23 28 Boston 14 17 Buffalo 6 12 Chicago 20 23 Denver 20 63 Detroit i Duluth -20 10 i Fort Worth 11 '0 I Kansas Cltv 8 30 i I os Antcles 46 64 i Miami 73 79 New Orleans 39 46 New York City '39 '0 Philadelphia 20 24 Phoenix 38 69 'Pittsburgh 16 :6 I Portland, Me 8 12 St. lOUH 15 11 'Tampa 4 78 8 V4 ing the reign of Henry 111. 5 '4 4' 4 I64 ll'i SH 414 3 '4 I't 1 20 14 1 6331 ager of electrical and steam operations, disclosed yesterday.

niva 47V4 Vi Va 4'VlSld Oil icy 1 9 Srnc Shoe 1 91. Sid Dred 19 '44 Sid Park 8 27 Sid PAH 14 10 Sid Prod I 1' Sid Thorn 1 2'IHsiarretl Cp 5 'Sleil Lng 1 4 Stetson 1 2' Sun Dim 2 lilStinnis 32 4'Sunnse Sup 9 4'. Sup Tool 8 14 40-v Vi Food Fair Food Mach 2 Fost Wheel Francis Frank Str .80.. Frecnt Sul 2.. Fruch Tra 2 Gabriel Gair, Rot IVj Gamble Sk .60 Gardner Den 2 Garrett 1.60 Gar Wood 15 7 '4 Vt 2UV4 44 3444 V4 32 Vi 6OV4- Vt 224 13H ll V4 2.1 Va 3 Vl 2441 -Va 21 14 47 Hi 20'i- Vi 1644- Vi 33 1.4 14-4 4 I8I1 14 23 4i 37 1144- li 61 I7V4 14 10 4- V4 17'4 634- Vi 13 14 19ii- V'4 211-1 Va 401-4 V4 11- 254i 644 44 Beaunit Wl Beech Aire Beech Nut 1.60 Hell Aire 2g Bell AHow 'it Bendia Av 3b Benef Ln 2.40 Benguet Best A Co 2...

Best Fds Be Steel 4 Beth Sil pf 7.. Riaelow Black A Dec 2b Blaw Knos 1.20b Bliss A I. Bliss 1... themselves to importance by Nat Altiin .60 2 7 is 8'4 1 15 8 32l Va rscw Aulo 1- commerce during the reign of 34 51 Vl 7'i- 14 1244 10 7 147i 1 1V4 17 10'n- Vi Vi Purpose is to strengthen the present system, particularly the Anderson station, which serves mainly industrial plants in the area. The 9,000 foot steam main will follow a route from Lawn St.

to Nat Anal 2'ag 20 Nat Bisc 2 14 Nat Can 1 Nat Cash 3h 2 Nat City I 60 7 Nat Cont 25 37IJ- vi Gaylord I'j Drill A Fxp 5 DumoniLA 18 Duraloy 2 Duval Sul 1 FasttiA). 26 Fasy 1 FT BASh 18 Tquilv Crp 51 Fuieka I 51 Fauch Cam 7 laigo Oil 20 ledrtat Pir 34 irlh Sleel 18 linns Tig 14 Ford Cn A 29 Fuller A 4 Gcllman Mf 3 Genl Acce 8 (ien Build I Gen Firpl 2 Gen Plvw 3 Genty Mich I Glint Yell 4 (Ien AldCI 24 Glenm DB 4 (ioldlldCon 14 dman Mf 39 Gorh Mf I 21 -44 V4 7-1, 2144 26'4 Va 4'i 2514- Vi 22 Va 5 '4 1014 1,4 2141 44 II Vl 39V4 1.4 Elizabeth I. An early settler in New England was Thomas Whitmore, whose name has been corrupted 4 8 1 IR'j- Vl 24'4- Va 16 Ge Am In 2 23g 33 Hayes Mf .60.. I Gen Bak 9 Gen Bronz 1.40 17 17 10 I 9 it 1 10 6 -iTechniio '5 The Sho 12 Thiok Ch 5 T1I0 Roof 1 1 Todd Sh IViTokl Bov 26ViTnnop Nat Cyl 1.20 171-4 14 13'4 4 2614 Vi Blocks Ch 140 11 Vi Gen Cable 6 Boeing Air 3W 93 5l4ll'a Bohn Alum 1.40 1 21Vi rvat Hairy 3 Nat 1) Mr 1 Nat Distill 1 17 4 14 17'4 4 Court, East Ave. to Prince, north 45 90'4- V4 16' 4- li Bona 10 Boo of Mon 1 12 H4i- Va Nat Gyps I 40b 47 Nat lead la 37 to College Ave.

and east to An Spaniards lrge Gibraltzr Rzturn 14 24 im 8 5 1 '4 4 l4 2A 3 4'4 194 314 5 '4 8 39 '4 114 1744 414 Hordcnn 2.80g.. 8 59 214 14 7 4 941 INalLinen Nat Mai 2 17 7815 111 1 Trins Fm 4 254Trtns 1 ut 2 844Trl war 21 8 True Tern I ll'tt'n an 1 4-4lin Air 18 38 Unit Milk I 26'4lln ShoeM II 5 5044 V4 Gen Dynam 3.. Gen Elec 4..,. Gen Ids 2.40a., Cien lnstru 1.. Gen Mills Cicn Motors 4.

Mot pf 3 '4. Gen Out Ad 2.. Gen Ce Gen Prec Eq I Gen Am Tr 2 V4 inermoirl 2 Thomp JR .60. 2 Thnmp Pd 2b 3 Thomp Star 6 Tide WiAs la. 41 Timk RBear 1.

1 Toledo Fd .70. 10 Tran WAir 42 Transsmer 1.30 26 Tri Cont 1.11a 59 Truax Tra 1.60 20 Tung Sol lg 9 Twrnt CFt 1 62 Twin Cily 160 2 Twin Coach Vi 3 Udylite 1 4 IJndcrwd le 14 I'll Ash AR 2 Un BagAP 3 9 Un, Cain 2a 37 I'll ElMo 1.20 21 I'n Oil Cat 2b 15 tin Pac 5a 2 I'n TankC 2 60a 1 Unit AirLin la 77 Unit Aire 3 55 Unit Bis; 2 6 Unit aibn Hi 14 Un Og Wh 12 United Cp 62 Nat Steel 3a 5914 I0'4 644 24 50'i 27-i-i 1244 44 by his descendants to vVctmore, He came to America in 1635, settling in Wcthersfield, moving four years later to Hartford, then to Middlctown, where his name appears on a list of Proprietors and Freeholders dated Mar. 22, 1670. The coat of arms shown here was used by Maj, William Bocrum 5 1 Nat Sug Ref 2l 10 2KV4- Vi derson. Public Markzt By State Dept.

Agri. Mkts. 7 26' a 744 i Nat Sunn Borg Warn Bos Edis 2 80.. Boston A Me Bow Bear 2.. Bran Airw Bricig Brass 2..

Bri.as Mf Bri-a-s A St 8 11 10 2411- 4 Gray Mfg 16 If. Vf I IS Air 100 45 I. 7.H4- li 2144- Vt Gl AA 22 364 VI 38' Vl Gt I kOAC 9 lien Pub 36 -S 4UVi i 1 011 is vi 48V4- V4 28'i 27'4 30'-i "i 6'4 Vi 1 1 '4 4'4 IS 1.4 15 '4 141-1 45 '4 Vi 14 2744 14 19 .14 Vi H041F. CROWN VECETABI FS Gtn Pub iva 91 22'- S'tS 1 Ti'JS Rad.a 2914 28'4 14 tirist My 1 7 Bkly Gas 1V4 45 Brown A Bn 1.. 4 ci.iir.

Mrau. -mc-41 wc 14 '4 flam Org 2t J. Itailf I I 1 SO 44 IV. 57 744 Cabbage, Chinese, doi SI. Cat rots.

Cello, lb baas. down. 0O-SI 112'4 Hi 44 23" 11 4944 Va 39 Wetmore of Allenhurst, N.J. He 1 24 V4 Utah Sil llasl incs 15 60 The date was born in England i 594- F.ne 2g. Budd Co 1 Buf Forge Billiard 4h Bulova .51,74.2 (in 2 C1-4 V'cner Sen 1 2 14 V'enea Pet 1 Cairols, washed, fair, bu Carrots, washed, fancy, oil Celery, washed, white, half crate Celery, rough.

Vi ciate 12J4- 2M-4 44 4I' V'4 4i4 26'4 3044- 10 14- V4 47'a 14'4 43 .52 75-3 IK) B.ik I 1II10 Harltine Hecla Min 4 'i "414! he arrived in America not 30 3iVincn Cp 2 Madrid, Spain (P) Several hundred Spanish students demonstrated for the return of Gibraltar before the British Embassy here yesterday and students in Seville threw oranges at the British Consulate. There was also an anti-French demonstration. In the capital, several hundred students carrying the Spanish flag paraded to the British Embassy chanting "Gibraltar Spanish" but they dispersed quickly, 1 14 6 64 ss atner Hak 2Mi l'-i 7'? I known 85c JI .00 Burl Mills .60.. 41 1IH Burroughs 1 23 I6V4 HerrSlI Pd I ijnn uye I I (tluce, curly, do 'Onions, yel tried 50-lb sack 64 4-4 4 5 9Vi- 4 14 12-1 47a 29 Vi 25 32-35C .52 1211 V4 Sows Drop On High Receipts Chicago (VP) Salable hog receipts were a little higher than expected and prices declined on the livestock market yesterday. Sows toot the worst drubing, tumbling 75 cents to Sl.00 while butchers slumped 25 to 50 nfs.

Choice 350 to 550 pound sows moved at 524 00 to $24.75 while buyers raid J25.50 to $26 25. the tor, for choice ISO 10 2.10 pound butchers. The too was off 25 cents tor the week. Salable ho, receipts at 8,000 head were 1 000 more than expected and compared with 500 a week aao. Clearance was good with shippers takmi 3.500.

Not much was offered for sale in the cattle tection. Some steers and hciteil which arrived earlier in the week were carried over for nest week's market. receipts totaled 1.000 head. Top was $.5.00 for a imall lot of choice itccrs. Prime trades were absent.

Utility and commercial cpwi sold at S1075 to $13.50. canners and cutters 9 00 to $11.00 and commercial to prime vealen 119.00 to S.tpoo. Salable iheep receipts totaled 500 head. The meager aupply was quoted as steadv. Buvers paid $19.75 to $21.50 for good to prim wooled lambs with odd lot bringing $22.00.

EMPIRE BATH MARKET Bath Prices were mixed at the Empire Bath Stockyards weekly livestock auction Thursday, reported yesterday as follows: Receipts: 152 cattle. 256 calves, 48 hogs, 131 sheep and lambs. Steers, choice. 80. Dairylype cows.

50c to $1 lower; commercial. utilitv, cutter, canner, Bulls, steady; commercial, $15-16: utility. $14-15. Calves, veals, sttona- bobs SI lower; prime, choice. $34-36: good, $'0-33; commercial, $24-29: 110-115 9-24; 100-105 SI8-22; 6-19; (l-85 70-75 $13-15 50; 60-65 55 $10- 'CHogs.

50c lower: good to choice, 180-230 230-270 $24-26; over 300 $23-24; sows, up to 400 over 400 S20-21. Lambs, 50c hiaher choice, good, Sheep. $5-8. 4- Ptaudkr Net $199 For 6 Months Mercer Brugler, president of the Pfaudler expects operations will continue at current levels until June 1, at least, he said yesterday in the financial report for the first tialf of the fiscal year. Net earnings for the six months ending Nov.

30 amounted to $354,524, equal to $1.99 a share, as compared with or $1.74, for the period last year. Sales totaled $6,221,763 against $7,974,536. Unfilled orders Nov. 30 were about six million dollars as compared with over seven million a year before. President Brugler said this represents a return to more normal conditions assuring better deliveries.

8 1 24 1244- 14 36' 4 14 I6V4 Vi 28 14 56'4 Vi 29 44- Vi Vi 3.1 44 V4 18 $1.00 Nat Tea 1.60 12 Nat Thea 21 NatVul Fib 80a .4 Nalomas 1 Ncisncr 2 Ncsco 15 New Eng El .90 86 Newmont 2a 6 Newpt Ind .80 1 Newpt Sh 2a 2 NVAir Brk 1.60 I NY Central Vae 491 NY Ch A St. 3 12 NYC Omnibus 1 NYNHAHart 4i NY MIH pf2k I NY Sllpyd 62 NYSta F.G 1.90 2 NiaM Pw 1.60 40 Nopi-n Ch 1.20a 4 NorfAWst 3a 15 NoAm Av le. 286 No Am Co 2V4f 22 Noeast Cap Vie 25 Nor NGs 1 80 35 Nor Pac 3... 99 Nor StaPw .80 25 Northrop A 1 25 Nwst Airlm 36 Norwich Pk 7 Ohio Fdis 2.20 20 Ohio Oil 35 Okla GAP. 8 There are only three Wctmorcs listed in the Rochester directory-Monday: Beckwith.

miner wr .60 Butte Cop lg Bvers Vie Byron Jack IVi Cal Pack 1VS Callah Zine 18 41- Va .51 711 want A Hd 1 lO'-gWallh Wat 69 II Web Knap 59 60'i Mm Oils 36 13 '4 I easehl 18 Whltlpool 9 .1044 While Aut 1 OH 1 97 Wllrlch Pet 62 221-4 Woodall Ind I 1 1 4t Woortl Pel 1 344 Wright Har 21 7V4 44 131.1 44 8O14 44 5644- 44 HorACo A 3 Holl Gold 6 Hnmb Oil 51 Hvgrade 1 III Zinc 5.50 Imp Oil 15 Imp Tb Br I Ins Am 5 Int Petrol 68 Int Prod I Int Resist 5 1,4 Omens, 10-10 sack Onions. 20 3-lb. sacks 'Parsnips, 8-qt. bskt Potatoes, muck, bu Potatoes, upland bu Potatoes, upland, 100-lh. sacks Potatoes, upland.

50-lb sacks. Potatoes, 10-lb. sack Potatoes, I5.b. sack Radishes, doen bunches nit cod 1 Unit Eng A Unit Fruit 3a Un Gas Cp I'i Un Gas 1m 1.80 Unit A I Un Pak Min US A For I'S Gypsum 4a. US Hoff lines I Pipe 3 2844-19 24 Vi 1 Vl 8V1 14 On 544 18 8 S'4 44 1254 31 Ul Calum A .60 26 24-26C I 2I-V4 V4 65 II 86 4 8 I 12 12 1 11 I 6 47 21 1 29'4 44 144 14 744- Vl 00 124 23H V4 Gen Ky Mi 2a Gen Really .60.

Gen Relra 1 60a Gen Shoe Gen Tel 2 20.. Gen Time 2... Gen Tire 2.... Ga Pac Ply Gillette 2'J Gimbel 1 Glean Harv (Hidden 2 Goehel Br .401 Goodall San Goodrich 2-Vig. Goodvear 3b Gotham Hos Grace ACol.60g Grah Paige Granby Vit.

Gran Stl 2'4f Grant Gt lr Ore2'1ig Cit Pap 2.40a Gt Ry pf 4 Gt West 1.20a Green HL 2a. Greenf TAD 2 Greyhound 1.. Grum Aire 2. Guant Sua Gulf MAO 2a. Ciulf Oil 2b Gulf lit 1.20b Hall Print 1.40 Hallibur 180 Hamil Wat 1.

Ham Pap 1 lOg 4O-60C 2 46' 4 1,4 Turaips. purple lop. k-qt. baskets canipn wy i Can Dry .60 Cdn Pac -4ie Cannon 3 Capital Airl Carborun 140a. Carey (Phill Caro PAL 2 Carpen Stl 2a 9S1 4144- Va 21'4 li4 2014- 9'i- 44 41'4 57 I4'4- 1,4 17i4 14 8' '4 14 2114 41 391,4 34 10 lnc fascist salute, when OOyOZanS OUppOri ordered to keep moving by Reduced by U.S At the same time in the busi- 2l'4 la US Flwd 1.40.

tl Rub 2.... Smell US Smell pf 314 HOME CKIlSS-t r-KUIIS Apples. Corlland.c bu sisi.ts Apples, red. Delicious, bu $4 00-5 00 Apples. Spvs.

bu S4 110 4 Produce Market Appes, Macintosh, bu 11 I r. 1 Apples. Rnmes, bu si 50-4 00, By I Market Service i' Meel 3... US steel pf 7.. Washington The Agri- m-uiiu.

siuueim SMirrr.u-in culture Department announced 44 24-4 (i Yesterday's Western and Cential New 1 IS'l 2 4 1 'Vl- 14 1 4144- jo-va- 4a 15 17 3 49H 5.1 20V4 v. 18 I8V4 Mi 1 20V il 1 541- 14 13 31 Vi 70 Rroecoli, crate Cabbage, new, crate Carrots, western, crates Oliver CP 51 Carrier 1.85a Cue tli Vit Cater Trac Vae. elanese P-Sg Celotrs 1VS Cen Aguir 1.60. Cen I dy .40 Cen Ga Rv 117 6 2 7 9 2 4 5 2 Omnibus 1 tore down a French flag from a Spanish store and put an American flag in its place to the applause of bystanders. They later tore the French flag into bits.

34Vi 12 l'-i 54U 1 19 l'4 17 16 38' i- l. 2411- 44 3014 401 4 1.4 40-4 I4414 14 1 7 '4- 14 7-4- Vi tVi 2 14 30 Vi 23 1911 3411 1244- V4 2 38 1,4 644- 14 31 v. 44 V4 224 14 12814- Vi 28 V- 2 7 44- 26V. 62 15 4-4- V4 .32 OfllYork shipping point information. Basis for 75-3.

25 I so let, catloads and trilckloads. siiipmi point and or delivered sales shipping sOipoint hasis. .12 APPI FS Demand moderate. Market auliflower. dale yesterday it will support grower prices of 1954 crop soybeans at a national average of $2.00 a 20 3 A 45 50 2 8 76 6 3 9 I 8 Celery.

Pascal, crate F.scarole, hamper lettuce. carton. Oils Flcv I'ie Ouib MM 1.60b Owrns Cng Owens IIIG1 4. Pabco pd lsg. PacAm Fish cen da By rf.

Cen Hud 711 42 4 artons, t'S No. I. 2'4" up. I I dim bus Mcintosh $3 Red 1 1 a ion 1.20. Un Sir 2 pf 8(ig Un Wallpap Univ Amer Umv Cy 1 40 Uni Lf Tb I 4Ua Univ Pict Utah A 2.

Van Norm 140 Van Raal 2 60.. Vanad Cp 2 40. Vert Sug Vick Chem 1.20 Vict Vh Va Caro Vl Ch nt Cen III I 2 20 12 3914 sack S2.24-2 50 Mushrooms, 3 lb. backet Onions, Spanish, 50-lb. Rutabagas, 50-lb.

sack Sweet Potatoes, bu. ill r. I.jll 4 20'-4 rac t- in 2 5 I 40-1 6S Delicious J4 25. CABBAGK Demand alow. Market dull 50 lb.

sacks. Danish, medium, 55-6Sc. Red K5 90c. Shippers price to growers: I7V1 44 Pac A Fl 2 20 58 5') 27H Vi ll'i- 14 1 5 Vi- 44 48 -44 41 Vi 79 14v4- 14 744 14 29'4- 14 40H Vl 3414 25 5'i 3H4 1 4'4 52'4 1'4 1044 41 74 1 6 27-4-4 '4 34 Vi 1 1 40-4 00 v.en kic ij a Cen RR NJ Cen A SW I IS Pac Ila 2 l'4 4 4 I 9 14 3 4li Tomatoes, 10 tubes 18 23V4- -44 ftiilk per ton. Danish, medium, mostly I lov.

ien vi.Mig i.07 Tomatoes, 8-lb hskl 2 Tomatoes, 8-lb. basket S3 25 Pac Mills Pac Tin Pac Oil Packaid .70 till 00 Irw hmh a 4 7 00. (r dfPas lV4d 14'22'4 'A CARROTS Demand slow. Too few sales bushel. The 1963 crop was supported at an average of $2.56.

The new support rate was said to be equivalent to 80 per cent of the parity price of soybeans as of last Dec. 15. Last year's rate was equivalent to 90 per cent of parity. The department said the price guarantee was reduced in an ef Yams, tin jaj.50-9.uu Cert-teed la II 1.114- 14 2 to oimle SHIPPUMN 1-Rl 115 GRIMM CO. Mgmfeart New fork Sfaclt licnanja 123 Eat Ayi.

HA 6720 Victor 0. Strivings Rniitnt Mtnlr Pan Am Pel le 3 3.1V4 Va ONIONS Demand moderate. Market Pan A Air 369 inamp i'p ling Checker Cab Chcs Co Va 2. 2 Cranherries, 24 l-lh. packages Grapes.

Fmneror. lug 51 stl-4 00 5 '4 steadv. 50 lb. aacks. Yellow Globes.

I'S Va FIAPw 1.40 22 Virg Ry 4 Viig Ry pf 1'4. 5 Viskint 2b. 16'4 3114 1744- V4 58'4- li 4944- Vi 18 14 Vl 31 '4 14 2144 V4 1.114 V4 24 14 444- 14 29 Va 4744 va 27 '4 14 1744 3014 14 13 Vl 1544 Vi 5X 1914 22 4- 44 3.1'i- Vi 14'4 14 71 ii 2744 14H 19ii- '1 11V4 44 15 14 34 ii 58V4 14 58 Vi 1444 48l-j 14 2914 69i: 11 134-4 44 44 lOVi- 44 244 2241- 44 46V4 V4 81)14 4141 Vi 944 40VS 98V4- 14 4H4 -4ii 22I4 44 1 27'i Vi No 70-8(l'e 2 and larger, lew sales Grapefniit. seedless crata S1S0 4 41 Ches A Ohio 1 5S 1si.x Panh FPL 2'4 7 Panh Oil 21 Param Pict 2 12 Parke Da 1.40 38 used sacks 70-sc. Shippers price $4 (irapefruit.

pink, crale Chicago Crp .80 27 1914 44 -S-S (Ml to glowers: Hulk per htindredweighi, medium, mostly around $1 00 lew higher. ctil A F. Ill lg 15 1714 l4 .34 00-7 BO .14 .44. POIAIOtS Demand moderate. Mirkei 25-4 75 14 I rir-ms.

lit carton Oranges, navels, crate Oranges, crate ars. Calit nn Tangeiines, half Hot Chi Grl Wextrn 24V4 V4 20 V4 28 V4- 14 itrady. Various varieties mnclly Katahdin fort to hold production in line l- nil l'S ro sie A. Hid lb sacks Vulcan 1) 1 .40. Walker Walworth Ward Bak 1.80a War Br Pict 1.20 W.

rren Fdy Warren Pet 1 60 W.i 'i Gas 1.80. Wash Wat 1.60 Way Knit 1.60a paper-50 lb. sacks 65-70c; 13 with prospective needs without the use of acreage plantings al b. sacks 2s-26c; in in. sacks in mastei onlainrrs I8-I9c Shippers price to grow IhiGivvir pf2'i Chi Ind ALB ChMSlPAPac lg Ch SlPAP pf 5 Chi A W.

ChANVV pf3Vg Chi Pneu Tl 2a 5 6'-i- 44 22 1I-V4 17 46 Vl 17 2 31' -V. J54-4- 614 14 2.114 Vi Hit 29V4 33V4 i4 3 1 11 Vl I 26 14; 20 44- vti I04t 12 -'4! 251, i I84 I farmeiee 1 Vi Palino Min Peab Coal Pemck A 2.. Penn Dix 2 Penney, JC 2a. Pa Coal A Pa Sand 1.40 Pa Pw A Lt Pa RR IVig Pa Salt 1.70b. Peoples Drug 2.

Peoples Gas 6 Pepsi Cola '4e Petrol Cp 1.70g Kr.Sitl H.t.st Quotations represent echo, sale talet Relait sales 2c to 4c above quotations Large, nearby, candled. Grade A I aige, white. un anclled 1 arge, brown, uncandled 52-54c Medium, nearby candled. Grade A lotments. crs: Bulk per ntimireciweignt, i.isj o.

I. slock delivered 95-1 05, lew low as 90c 47 V4 Chf RIA Pac 5 26 65VS14! wayne rump 5 W'ebster Inv 28 ni ki pis i y4 Chi Cab 1 84t Childs A 2'-i Medium, white, uncandled Medium, browns, uncandled Haves MT .60.. 1 Hal At 1.20 15 Hecht Co 1.80. 2 Heinz 180 3 Hercul Mot 2 Here Pdr 3g 5 Hew Robins 2.. 1 Heyden Ch Vi.

12 Hilton Hoi 1.20 9 Holland 1 13 Holly Sug 1 2 Homeslk 1.60a. 9 Honolu II Hooker El 2 I Houd Her 1.20a 6 Housch 2.40b 3 Houst LAP 1.20 16 Houst Oil 12 Howe Snd 146 Hud Bay 4 7 Hud Mot 90 Hupp Co 2 Muss Refr 1.20a 3 Idaho Pw 2 20 1 III Cent 4'ig 25 111 Pw 2 20 10 111 Term RR .20 37 Indust Ray 3 13 lng Rand IWe. I Inlnd Sil 3a 10 Inarir Cop 21 Inlfrchem 1.60a 21 Interlak Ir IWg 1 Int Bus Mch 4b 4 Int Harv 2 69 Int Hyd El A 39 IntMinACI) 1.60 12 Int Mm 2 Int Nick 2a 65 Int Pack 11 Int Paper lb 33 Int Rv Am 1 Int Shoe 2.40 2 Int Silver 4 2 Int Tel A Tel 1 ,53 Int lull 1.40 9 Chrysler 6 122 59'- Vt 1.60 11 cinn tiAC 16 21 rtrurer Plirer la 70 17 52'4 inn Mil 3a. CIT Finan 2... Retail 34 29T1- 46 81 Cities Serv Pullels, uncandled Live POULTRY Prices are coop lois wnolesal.

sales 3c to 5c a pound higher. Leghorn fowls Colored fowls, best Colored fowl, rough Colored broilrrs Colored roaster DRY RF4.NS Phelps 2 60 51 Phils Fl 160 9 PhilARd 32 Ptlllco 1.60b... 3 3 35' 4 -44 Clark Equip 3. 5 54T4 V4 Clev in 2.60 Clevite la Philip Mor 16 I NOTICE TO BIDDERS In accordance with Section 103 of the General Municipal law, s-altd bids will be opened at a mretinp of the Penfield Town board to be held at ihe Town Hall in Ihe town of fenneld. New York, on February 1954 nr the purchase of a five (5) to seven (71 ton Heavy Duty Town Truck with tnowplow front hook up.

Specifications covering truck and equipment are available for inspection ai the Penfield Town Clerk Office. A 1941 Autocar. Model C-70 to be taken in trade can be seen at the Town Garage. The Board reserves the right to meet env and all bids received. AH bids must be in the hands of the undersigned bv I o'clock P.

M. on February 1. 1944 to be considered by the Boatd. at which time all bids will be publicly cpened and examined. Dated: Penfield.

N.Y. January 4, 1934. FARL RAPP. Penfield Town Clrk. GENERAL COUNTY TAXES Payable la 154 Monroe County Treasury Phill Pet 2.60.

23 2714 44 Phoenix Hos '-4 Climax Mo 2.. 43 .1914 .44 Clint Fd 1.20 4 27'zi- i-i Cluelt Pea 2Vig 15 3414- Dairy Products 15-Y4 li Current prices per cwt. reported as being 3V4 V4 3714 14 29'4 12V4 14 4()'j- 14 .164 1744 14 4414 44 12 141 Vi 144 2014 I514 '4 35 14 3.114 44 3114 10' a 2914 14 42 '4- 44 .4944 12 1 2.II4 4 20 '4- 44 79ii Ji 4S'a Vi 12'i 5 5 14 li 6'- 14 13 '4- 21 1 2IH -44 26i'- 'i 3.11-4 i 15 4, Vi 17-14 814- 69 V4- 14 31 '4- li 26'4 '4 36 44 14 invi- 14 42'4 14 5144- 14 2914- 44 2144 paid tor 1 1 No. 1 new crop beans at me 6 121 14 wess l)A 1.40 West Ind V4e Ky Coal IH. Penn El 2.20 WVatoal I.

lug WVaPnip i.4(i. West Air .60 West Aulo 3a West Mar Mary 2 pf West Pac 3 West Un Tel We A Brk 1.60a Wcslg El 2 Wesmn El In 1 Wheel Sil 3 WhileDent I'ih White Mot 2Vlb White Sew Wikox oil 1 Willvs Over "'ikon a Co Wilson Jon Vit Winn A 1 ov Wise Pw 44e Wise Sv 1.10 Woodward Ir 2a Woolworth 2a Worthmgton 2a. 29V4 14 26'4 Va coca coia 4a. Colg Palm 2b farm in central and western New otk New York fAP (USDAl Butter steady. Receipts 660.482.

Prices unchanaed. heese ITmTe OtjE IgjflTTgE SiPlA SflAlfiMl NIG I 0 RTF gCflstp yItuT AlR i a vgi ap 'AjlEft I I SjEj DAjF E.N I 5 4214 Red kidney JS 1 3 1.H4 V4 barely steady. Receipts 92.338. Prices toil A Am Colo FAlr Vi. 14 1744 Unchanged.

Eggs 11.810. Firm. Midwestern: Miscd Pea Beans 58 on Marrows 1 1 on Carlo! Receipts The following were received at ColBrd A 160a ColBrd 160a l7'i Vi 37 244- 44 944 14 48 V4 2144-2-44 47 -6'i 54'4 V4 4144- V. 25 14 5144- '4 21 1V4 314 26 Vi- V4 28 Vi 6 In 22 H. --15 44 104 3 3 '4- 14 30 V.

1914 V4 3914 4514- 3H4- 14 80'i 14 614- 44 2114 2144-'i4 40'4 14 I2V4 V4 8 46 4 4 45 41- Vi 57 1.114- Vi colors, extras 32-3c; extras large extras medium 49-50c: smalls 47-49c; stand. ntney now 1. Pit CokcAC la. Pit cv pf 4 80 Pit Con Coal 3 Pit Forg l.05d Pit PI Gl Pit Scr A 60 Pit Steel lVaf. Pit A 2.

Pittston Co I. Plvm Oil 160b Pond Ok 4. PoorACo Hi Polnm 1 FPw I Press Stl .80 Prod A 2 60 the Portland Avenue freighlvards during the 19 2144 ol Gas Oil Pict Col Carb 2 CAS Oh El 1 60 Comb Fnt 3b. ords large 47-48c: current receipts rehandled 46-48c: dirties 44-45c: checks 44-45c. Whites, IS 44 9 27V4 14 period ended 7 a.

m. vesterdav. Oranees. 1 diversions, lettuce, I Jersey City. 32'4 2 36 44 10't 57'4 '4 6- 14 3844 '4 41 -V4 15 30'i lO'-i- 14 32Vi ii .1014 14 25 '4 14 18 V4 extras extras large 50-52c: rxlras 19 47V ti Solution of Yesterday's Pmui medium 50-51C.

Browns. cxirs enras larae exlras medium 49-50. Coml Cred 2.40 14 37V4 '4 C'oml Solv 1 58 18 44 Includes nearby: Whites, top quality 48- 74 3914 Vl 1 23 1 211 t-4 50 lbs.) 54-56c; mediums 5l-52c: smalls -4. ACKOSS 1. Upper part 4.

The rainbow 8. Book of the Bible 12. Danish money of account 13 Large body of land 15. Former Rumanian queen 17. String 18.

State of the Union: abbr. 19. Kind of Egyptian crown 20. Labor 21. Large veight 22.

Bushy clump 23. Area 24. Give temporarily 25. Alternative 26. Wheeled vehicles 27.

Deposit of loam 28. Performance 30. Black wood 32. Location 3.3. Exists 35.

Repose 36. Celestial bndy 37. Insect 38. Card with a single spot Mimic 40. Too 41.

Therefore 42. Smooth 43. To the time that 44. Heights 47. American humorist 48.

Tear apart wnaiey 'a Hi owns, lop quality I4M i-jsci mraiumi fl.5?e: smalls 4R-49c. Cocoa Rebounds After 6 Declines New York (TP) Cocoa com 3 2114 V4 Wyan Wor .40 50 Interest Pw .64 Inlertype l.40h Iowa 111 1,80 Iowa PAL 140 IslCrkCoal lVag Jacobs Jeff LV 1.20 Jewel Tea 1.60a Cnmw Fd 180. Cone Mills 169 Congoleum Wl. Con Ciaar 1.20 Con Copp Con Edis 2 40 Con GF. 1.40 Con Groc I 14 7' York Corn la 27 42V.

Vt Pub Colo I 60 10 Pub SEAG I 60 42 Pub Sv Ind 2 12 Publlck Ind 44f Pullman 3a 13 Pure Oil 2a 19 Ouak Oats ,35 6 Ouak St Oil 2. 2 5V4- 14 2144 Chicago (AP) Butter steady: reccipls wholesale buving prices unchanged: 93 score AA and 92 A 65; 90 3.25; 89 62.5; cars 90 62.75; 89 22 27'4 127 41 Vt Tng SAW la Vnast ShAT la Vntsl Or la. Zenith Rad 2a. Zorute Pd 1 11 14 pletely reversed Us downward Con l.aund I Johns Man 3a V4 Con Gas 2Vi II 56 Va Jones A 1.95 15 2144 62.75, hggs sieaay 10 iirm; rrtripis ii.n..., wholesale buving prices unchanged. U.S.

47 li mrHnimt 45.5: U.S. stand- 6614 1 44a slide' of the past six trading current receipts 43; checks gnd 49. Unit of force 50. Legal action DOWN 1. Garden fruit 2.

Eloquent speaker 3. Peeled 4. Frozen water 5. Artificial language dirties 41.5. tkv rtisinAi Butter steadv dlvldend.x-dis Eg distribution, xr Eg righli.

xw Without war-rants. tvcwith warrants, wt cvrf wholesale selling prices unchanged: A '1 or paid this year, an accumulative Issue with dividends In arrears. Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no action laVn mt I a score gnd A 92 6s.23-6s,3c; is Id 67 75.61c. Fbbs steadv 10 firm I Unit of trading ten tharet or tales In full. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or gemi-annual declaration.

Unless otherwise noted, special or ettra dividends arc not Included, a Also extra or extras, Annua) rale plus Hock dividend, Declared or paid ln 1953 plus stock dividend, Paid last year, Payable In gtock, esti-mated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date, Declared or paid to far thtt year, Declared or paid after nock dividend split up. Declared bitted, wl When rssued In meeting, Declared or paid in extras large 47. 5-48. 5c; extras medium 45.5-46c; standards 44 5-45c; current receipts 43- bankruptcy or receivership or r.nn.nl.ul pma atoca aivtdend. jr I imiiftatin rfl.l...

44c; checks. 41. Hankruptscy act. or securities assumed by such companies. Called, ur Under rule.

taFi Investment Funds Rochester. N. January 2. 1954. The assessment rolls for the general county las levied In 1953 and navahle in 1944 have been placed in my hands for collection.

All persons named thereon are required to pay the taa assessed to them before the 15th day of April. 1954, subject to the following conditions aa provided in Section 14 of Chapter 721 of Ihe laws of 1944. FEES Will BE ADDED AS FOLLOWS: All of January without fees. February 1st to 2th. inclusive.

1 per cent. March 1st to 3 1 it. inclusive. 1 per cent. April 1st 10 14th, inclusive, 3 per cent.

After April fourteenth laid addition of 3 per cent and also fees and penalties at the rate of ft per cent per annum. In case of default warrant aill be issued for the collection thereof according to law. On August 1st an additional fea of $1.50 for advertising will be charged. On the 15th day of August a list of all unpaid taxes mil be published. On the day of August, all unpaid taseg will be sold, and can be redeemed only by paying advertising and sales charges, with tntetest.

Office hours A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturdays to II M. It will not be necessary to call at County Treasurer'i office lor bill. Send postal or letter, giving ward, name, lot Local Stocks Asked Bid Asked' .57 10 60 4 Ad Chief to Direct Exams at Syracuse 4 98 5.31 24.06 26.01 22 42 24 24 23.92 26.20 18.96 8.89 9 74 BANKS I Rid Asked RGE 4.75 Bid Asked ion 102 sessions and climbed the limit in commodity future prices yesterday.

Cocoa closed higher hr the cent-a-pound limit after six consecutiva sessions In which It declined the limit. The spot month was 167 cents higher. The upturn was attributed to abort covering and technical reasons Highflying coffee, meanwhile, did Its own turn-about, closing lower by .50 to 60 of cent a pound. New York cotton closed from 25 cents a bsle lower to 15 cents higher. Wool futures were down .3 to .6 of a cent a pound and lops .2 to .6 of a cent a pound.

Cotton teed oil was up .08 to .18 of a cent a pound and goybean oil wat unchanged ut .17 of a cent a pound hither. Sugar and hides were narrowly mixed. Zinc wis up'. 14 of a cent a pound, copper .15 to .35 of a cent a pound and lead .08 to .12 of a cent a pound. Rubber wag unchanged and tin ts not traded.

i PRICES STEADY Washington (IP) Wholesale prices held steady in the week II 'a! if 4 8 "4 6.89 Centrtl 14V4 2007 2L70 15. Want of agreement 7. Mercantile 8. Also 9. Myself 10.

Edible bulbs 11. Small tables 1 4. Weary 16. Provided that 20. Tidings 21.

And ten: suffix 23. Clown 24. Pillage 26. Copper coin 27. Prevaricator 28.

Ascended 29. Laceration 30. Rubber 31. Pass from one state into another 33. Within 34.

Neck piecei 36. Payout 37. Placed sacrifice 39. Hail and farewell 40. Article 42.

Termination 43. Utilize 45. At home 46. Type measure 3i' 38Vi Roch Tel 42 45 IKoch pi 51V4 54Vi'Roch Tra 154 103 4 Gene sea 6 34 Aff Fund SosFd g'rd St Bullock Can Fd Chem Fd Com Inc Pel Fd piv Shr FA Hs Fid Fd Fin Tnd VA Tnul V9 3-4 Charles L. Rumrill, president of the advertising agency here bearing his name, is in charge Lincoln 8 53 6 X6 ar, 16.27 17.89 1 88 2 06 32.06 Security 53 56 Mhiey K-l 2 fi SA Knick Fd Man Bd ass In lass Cr Na'nwide Nat Inv Nat Res Nt Sec; Income Spec't 21 69 19 20 CSULSTRIALS (Smith Stecher RAT.

I Earnings York- 12 months, $3,006,533. or 2.73 vs. 2.17. Sales. 87,097,055 vs.

Best roods, tlx months, SI, 925,741. or SI. 28 vs. $2,076,220 or $1.38. Mullins Mfl.

12 mnnihs, 2.44 vs. 2 63. Sates, 70,528,739 vs. 33.733.165. Kaiser Steel tix months.

S3.J35,-619, or 84 vi. 77c. Sales $70,062,976 vs. $63,438,523. Consolidated Grocers 24 sveeki, $1,171,241, or 76 vs.

1.05. Sales, 117.056,-081 vs. 96.255.167. Burry Biscuit year, $256,281, or 33c VI. 26c.

Sales, 10.695,591 vs. 9,907,389. Roiary Electric Steel year, or 6 49 vs. 6.35. Sales 43,957,194 vs.

37,120,265. 16. Rl 11.17 34 17 311 76 36 12V4 12'4 li.m 21.70 17.37 8 14 892 8 19 6 31 5.78 7.78 20.D6 17.76 15.66 3:13 476 .1 43 5. 32 14 97 18 58 64 00 7 10 6 04 20 52 19.42 pf Cap Plat Di Noc Fan Far 63 Stromberg 4 I Si torn pf 22 ITimely Group Securities: 25 Vi 31 15 34 111 11V 106 V4 84 455 5.20 3.75 0 571 om SI 8 71 62 3 '4 4Ms 20 12 15 31 11 Fash Park 14 i.obm raft a'ss 5.51 Oarlock Gen B- bi F.q full Ad Ins Bd Tob 'co 9.M 22vVTohin pf 16i4lTodd A 16v4iTodd 34 lUpson 40 I4v Sim of the eighth annual upstate examinations for advertising at Syracuse University Feb. 20.1 Sponsored by the New York Council, American Association of Advertising Agencies, the tests aim to give fourth year college students and others under 30 years old opportunity to learn their aptitudes for the various Oen Ba Gerber 401 441' 10.

56 11.42; Inc Inv inv 'number, account number and etreet; tag i i 1 1" Wa IF if a jo sz w. is I ia ii 4VJI -OUA. V'uj i I I 1 I I I SIOCK Pine St Putnam Slate Trlev United Welfon Whil'all Ha oid 50 94, 1844 100 72 09 07.50 7.74 22 98 20.99 .49 I BONDS Haloid pf 56 inc nCoAm 12.01 13.06 Levstone: 1 B-2 24 52 26.75 B-3 17.89 19.52 Pfaudler 25H Rich'rdsoa 3 Roch But tO'sj ROSE 4s 90 RGE 4.10 91 27 Pk5 67 JvJIHickooa 77 llaRTriA 90 92 iR Tra 74 92V4I 78 Chicago Mercantile SECURITY VOTES STOCK kinds of work in this field. There Sales High tow Close Prev. Close STORAGE EGGS Directors of Security Trust Co.

bill will be mailed. Then mail bill with check to County Treasurer'! office and receipt will be returned. County lag bills may also be paid In ihe City Tieasurer't office, up to and including February 15. 19S4. TOWN TAXES Town tases cannot be paid to County Treasurer until June 1st, but should be paid to the Town Collector, whose ad-drest sill ha furnished by the County Treasurer rn reouest.

CLARENCE A. SMITH, Director ct Finance. I 26-13-20-27 J6-13-20-27-lJt Jan. 118 47.10 44,15 44 15 46 50-15 Treasury Report ended Jan. 19, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported yesterday.

Its wholesale price index remained at 110.9, using the 1947-9 average prices as 100. This is an increase of 0.7 per cent from the December average and 0.9 per cent abovt the level of a year ago, voted the usual Quarterly 60 46 90 46 45 46 6S 46.S.S-S0 46.65 46.20 46.40 46.30 is a fee for 'he test. Bank Clearings Rochester Clearing House reported yesterday: Exchanges. I348l.319.43i balances. $1,4:9,441.88.

cents a share cash dividend, plus 8 ner rent in stock, both Davable Sept. 23 Oct. 90 ONIONS Ian. 1 Feb. 1 1 Mar.

J59 "wiininiff 'ri- inc position or ine Treasury Jan. 20: Cash balance, 44 -O- .62 .76 .82 .62 .79 .86 .62 .79 15 139 .66 .79 .13 l.5 iuy.i icuiin, iiacai year juiv t. $2896.573.555.77: budget gipenditures ftKal Feb. 1 to utockholders of record 1.59 1.59 Nov. 1 Jan.

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