The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 23

Twcntythrea Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Friday, October 8, 1948 Death Notice ty-seventh and Market Street, Bun-day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. L. E. Werner, pastor of Bran-dywine Methodist Church, will offl- Stock Market Tone Is IMixed N.

Y. Stock Quotations Obituary John E. CrossJancl X. J. bskt.

mostly poor to ord. few best 1.75-3 25. Cabbage. 50-lb. sks.

Danish Pa. 1 one mark 1.25. large and poorer 60-85; N. J- large and fair 75-85, poorer 60-65. Sweet potatoes: N.

J. bskt. yellows 1.25-1.50, few 1.60, very few higher, poorer 1.00, reds 1.00-1.50. one mar 1.75-2.00. poorer 1 00, white yams 1.30-1.65: bu.

washed Golden Md. 3.00, few 2.20; Va. 2.00-2.15, BEANS riNNEGAV-In thlf wPjnSlie- 1948. wife of nvlted tan Relatives and friends LAaliv Tv-attend the funeral rom The Street, on Produce Markets New York Quotations Dailv reoort of N. J.

and nearby produce of Y. market- lUSDAi NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (JP- In trading beans, peppers, eggplant, lima beans, celery and lettuce sold lower today sn the wholesale fruit and vegetable market. Cauliflower and sweet potatoes were firmer. elate.

Interment will be in Lom-jbardy Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night. 11:15 O'clock The funeral of John E. Crossland, 64. of 804 East Seventeenth Strpet.

Saturday mornine. October Heart Solemn requiem mass rment at Church, at 9 30 o'clock Fr-thedral Cemetery Friends day evening after 7 clock. Claris Snap beans: Va. bu. Bountifuls noorer 50-60; Valentines 1.25-1.50, some Pre.

Close 11:30 Surviving Mr. Marvel are his wife. Mrs. Harriet A. Marvel: five children.

Mrs. Clara Coyle, Forest Brook Glen; Paul R. Marvel, Es- Reported dallr hy Laird. Bitsell Mcrdh DuPont Building. hest 1.75.

lew 2.00. low as io. s. J. rn.

i AimlfM Drift After Earlier DuPont Goe Johns-Marmlie Joy Mfg Prev. Close while onions held steady. APPLES rounds bskt. Bountifuls thi. ritr.

on October GREENWOOD In sington. and Norman Rob Streamliners Lima beans: Bu. N. J. 3.50-4.00; Annies: Ru.

bskts. and eastern boxes poor 11-30; Si's 1S5 3 1 3 tf. S. No. is 2'i in.

mm. unless otherwise ert of Wilmington, and Fhon Marvel of Collins Park; 14 grand itaiiy i a (Air Reduction Alien! Alaska Juneau Allied Chem Allied Kid Stores ii'jAijj, Chalmers aimless AmaL Leather W. Greenwood of 600 friend Street, aced 62 years. R'VAnVe No i and members of Delaware Lodae. rj I F.

and Brotherhood i of Vtt pnJ 2.50-3.00; Pa. 4.00; Del. J.oo. Spinach: Pa. and N.

J. bu. bskts. Savoy tvpe 75-90: few 1.00. "Beets: Per bunch.

r. J. few 3-4. Pa. NEW YORK Oct.

8 Trainmen. S3 children, and three great-grandchildren. He retired from the rail I AV'mVcVK Horn-. the services at started an Kennecott Copper Lee Tire Ac Rubber Liggett fc Myers Lion Oil Co Lockheed Aircraft Loew's 51 Martin, Glenn L. Montgomery Ward Philip Morris i 2700 vvasnington drift aftr an Pa.

and rai, October 11. it eio rfiend early try at higher road work 16 years ago after 47 years' service. 2'i to mostly low as j. Carrots: Bu. topped washed.

X. J. bu. bskts. 1.00; low as 50.

Mushrooms: Pa. 3 pound bskts stated New Jersey Delicious 21S. 2 in. mm. 1.50, Opalescents 3 in.

min. 2 oO. New York Hudson VaUev Mclntash 2.75-3.00, fair color 2.00-2.50, in. min. 3.00-3.25, 2U in.

min. 1.15; unclassified 1.50, drops 1.00-1.25, R. I. GreeniX2s heavy to mm. size 2.00, 234 in.

min. 2 "5. 3 in. min, 3.00, 2" 4 in. min.

1.25, unclassified 1.50. Cort-lands 2.25-75. no grade mark 2.00-2.10, 234 in. min. fair color 2 25.

3 in. min. 2.75, 2U in. nun. fair color 1.25, unclassified 1.25, Romes unclassified 1.00, Northern Spy no grade mark 2,4 in.

min. 1.75. Baldwins no 1.40-1.65; uracriawn Sunaay may call at the funeral home en eun evening after 7 o'clock. pr; levels 27 13 today. The result was a mixture of Mnall gains mostly 1-50; fair 1.15-1.

3a. Cranberries: X. J. barrel boxes, ramy even early Road- 1W HUSBANDS On thej i4. I Other Deaths On OClJQnri Julia d.uehteV -of the J.

Elizabeth Pent de-Manse Husbands. lives and friends re invited to OB funeral services at ber late reslflenrr the Rockland on 'iZiilment October 8. at 2 30 clock. Interment. Nat'l Cash Register Nat'l Dairy Products Nat'l Dept.

Stores Nat'l Distillers Nat'l Vulcanized Fibre Newport Ind Lombardy Cemetery. jAmaL Leather. Pfd. jArner. Can.

i Arr.er. Loco. American Radiator iArrser. Roll. Mills Amer.

Smelt. Ac Ref Amer. Tel. Tel Arr.er. Tob.

American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armour Co. Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Atlantic Refining Atlaa Powder Atlaa Powder. Pfd. Baldwin loco 3alto. As Ohio 3arndall Corp 3endix Aviation Beth.

Steel Boeins Airplane Bors-Warner Brideeport Biass Briggs Mfe 3S 3a 37s, 36 STi 34 4.31 2 43 4 21'i 21s I 15' 1 14i, 34' 4 31" 4 27 s4 1 19 19'4 I 12 121! 17' 114 Ji 1S, 15S, 10', 107, 2Pi 'Pi 34' Si'i 31 31'si 4' 4s, i 2i, 21 2 47 i 133, 10, 10, S5 5 1 7 5 I 42' 4 42' 4 i 345 S4l4 12 12 7 7 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 29s, 294 MANETTI Suddenly In this citr. on An- New York Central North American ooi-l'orth American Aviation. tober 5. 1948. Domonia 21 Northern Pacific n.i losses.

Only skimpy activity developed and trading almost entirely of a profession! character. Public interest was to the zero point. In the plus column were U. S. Stel, Republic Steel.

Packard. U. S. Rubber. Caterpillar TractxDr, Inter-; rational Telephone.

Westinghouse Electric. DuPont. Dow Owens-Illinois, Southern Railway, I Union Pacific. Pacific Western Oii. end Mission Corp Losers included Nickel Plaip tronsr spot most of the Gen-! era! Motors.

Chrysler. Goodyear, Goodrich, Sears Roebuck. the com-! blacks, 3.75. PEPPERS Peppers: N. J.

Bullnose type 50-75; Calif. Wonders mostly small 50-65. Eaepjant: N. J. bu.

Highbush mostiv 1.00: poorer 25-50. Broccoli, Crts. bunched N. J. 12 2.00-2.25; very few higher; fair 1.50-1.75; Pa.

8 s. 1.60-1.75. Celery: Vi crates Pa. Golden Hearts 2-3'i doz. 3.00: sm doz.

3.50-4.00; few low as 3.15; N. J. Pascal rough, large, 2.50. Turnips: N. J.

bu. white, 1.00-1.25. Parsnips: Pa. 'z bu. washed 75.

EGGS. BITTER Eggs: Market firm on fancy midwestern eggs, but bulk of receipts locally are not of the quality to demand higher Receipts of nearby specials holding steady at the low point. Extra large white specials sold mostly 81 cents, some 82; browns irregular at 77-79; medium whites, 65-66, browns 61-52, puliet-s 45-48. Wholesale sales: Consumer grade A extra large 69-74; large 66-72. mediums 55-61.

Wholesale grades, specials extra large 79-82, large 74-77. mediums 61-66. Extras, 213 3' 1V 1 31 H. 33 448 45 53 1V1 ll'i S4 IVi It 39' 103, 1 it'i li'i 4 4.5' 4 HIT ni' i' 4 2 4 toinette and ViI(tlno years Relatives and rest-to attend the funeral from his Witl, rience. 909 Clayton Street.

New ca Del on Saturday morning. October 8:30 o'clock. Solemn roem hin at St. Peter's Church at, 9:30 clock. terment at Cathedral Cemetery.

MARVEL In this city. Mar-Aaron D- husband of Harriet A. M-r vel. of :5 W. 27th Street, ased RO Relatives and friends are invited to 14 3 S.S'j 3W 21 2 5' JOSEPH P.

HOFFNER In Philadelphia, 65; founder and president of the Hoffner Rayon Company; was a graduate of the Philadelphia Textile Institute and a pioneer in the rayon industry; was a past commodore and a director of the Yacht Club of Sea Isle City. MRS ALICE B. WOOD In Philadelphia, 82; long prominent in the musical life of Philadelphia and an organizer of the Philadelphia String Simfonietta which performed for years under Fabien Sevitzky; her husband the late David Duffle Wood, was a noted blind composer and musician. RICHARD W. LAWRENCE In New York, 70; financier, industrialist and civic and political leader; had been president of the Chamber of Ohio Oil Oliver Farm Packard Motors Pan-Amer.

Airways Paramount Pictures Penney. J. C. i Penr.a R. i Pepsi-Cola Phetps-Dodse I Phillips Pet i Pullman Co Pure Oil 1 1 a i jiu- -j 3.3 10' and will take place from the C.

Everett Kelley Funeral Home, Twenty-third and West Streets, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. J. R. Bick-ing, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, will officiate.

Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday night. Mr. Crossland, a retired employe of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, died yesterday at his home. Mr.

Crossland was born and raised in Bear and had lived in Wilmington 35 years. He was a member of the Red Men and the Knights of Pythias. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Florence Russell Crossland; two daughters, Mrs. Annabelle Latehum of New Castle and Mrs.

Pearl Walker of Newport; four sons, Charles Edward Elmer and Joseph T. Crossland, all of this city: a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Shultz of Wilmington; a brother. Frank Crossland of Townsend, and six grandchildren. Another son.

Pfc. Philip E. Cross-land, was killed in France in 1944. Mrs. 3Iadeline Piovoso Mrs.

Madeline Piovoso. 77, widow of Antonio Piovoso, of New Castle Avenue, Rose Hill, died yesterday at her home. Born in Italy, Mrs. Privoso had lived in Wilmington for 28 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Florence Fortinpere; two sons. Benedetto and Fiore Piovoso, all of Rose Hill; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held from her home at 8:30 o'clock Monday morning with solemn requiem mass at St, Anthony's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs.

3Iary Ella Talley Mrs. Mary Ella Talley, wife of Frank D. Talley, died this mornins kin Funeral Home. Twenty-seventn grade mark 1.50, Wolf River 3 m. min.

2.00. no or grade mark 1.25-62,2, Delicious no grade mark 2 25-50, 2' in. min. 1 25, Opalescents 2,25, 234 in. min.

2.50-75. Golden Delicious nograde mark Lake Champlam Mcintosh combination TJ. S. No. Is and fancy and 3 in.

min. 3.25-50; western N. R. I. Greenings 2.50, 24 in.

min. 2.75-3.00. BEANS Beans napi: N. J. Bountifuls 1.5O-2.00, few 2 50, poorer 1.00-1.25, str.

bik. Valentines early sales 2.50-3.00. late sales 2.00-2.25, poorer 1.00-1.50. Plentifuls 2.25-3.00, poorer 1.25-75, Streamliners 1.50-75. poorer Wax 2.50-3.5O, few fine qual.

4.00-4 50. Pa Bountifuls 2.00-2.50, str. bik. Valentines 2.5O-3.00. Plentifuls 2.50-75.

L. I. Bountifuls ord. qual. New York Madison Co.

and Hudson Valley Cranberry 1.50-75. Beans (lima i Bu. hampers wide range in qual. 3.00-4 OO, few best 4.50, poorer 1.00-2.50. Beets: Bunched.

N. J. per bunch 3. Pa. 1 3-5 bu.

boxes 75; L. I. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50. Cantaloupe crts.

50-75; Staten Is. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50. Topped, Pa. bu.

hskts. l.oo. Broccoli: Pa. 4-5 bu. boxes 8s 1.75-2.00.

N. J. eastern crts. 8s 1.50-75, 4-5 bu. boxes fis fair qual.

1 25. 1 3-5 bu. boxes 8s fair qual. 1.75. L.

I. bu. bskts. loose 1.0O. Brussels sprouts: Per qt.

L. Is. 25-30. few 32-35, poorer 15-22; N. Y.

Catskill sect. 25-30, poorer 15-22. Of II 't Mi uri Burns. Tjm- t'ober 10. at 2 o'clock.

at tb bardv Cemetery. Friends aft funeral home Saturday evening it pany yesterday reported record sales Canadian Pacific' fnr September American Tele-j carrier corp. phone. American Smelting, Amen- jccianese corp. S3 o'clock.

a TaVq rn "NT Control 1 T. mm oriober Ohio Radio Corp. of Amer 5s 'j Radio Keith Remineton-Rand c- i Chesapeake As Southern Pacific. Chrysler Corp. Higher in the curb were American Crt.n! Pnti-fvionm 1 Columbia Broad large 56-71, mediums 53-60.

A fUUt in n.o- nm. intonl 1948. Madeline wife of h' It lonl2 Piovoso. aged 77 years. friends are invited" to attend the from her late residence.

New Castle Ave nue. at Rose Hill, on Monday rnornin. nrtnhfr 1 1 at a 30 o'clock. Solemn reSUifrri -'i Republic Steel Reynolds Tob. ommerclal Credit Butter market: Market easy on top grade, weak and 1 cent lower on 90 score.

Demand quiet and fair. LIVE POULTRY Live poultry: The limited proportion ana Ceme- tional Union Radio and Arkansas! Natural Gas. Down a bit were Cit ies Service, Pharis Tire and Kaiser- Fra7r. I 43 ioh 2.3 3i' 5 mass at St Anthony's Churcn. o'clock.

Intrment at Cathedral tery strictly fancy high-colored marks found ready sale at steady prices. The bulk of PRINCE In Arrien. Del on October i r. 111. son or the offerings running average to ordinary quality and this class of stock irregular Commercial Inv.

Trust Commonwealth At South. Consolidated Aircraft Consolidated Edison Container Corp Continental Can "ont. Diamond Fibre Continental Motors Corn Products Curtiss-Wrisht Com. Curtis-WriKht "A-- S5a 29' i 397, 2fi 187 58, 41', 22' 2 22i 's 79 27', 1.3', 23-s and easy, with sales liard to effect at satis S54 29' i 40 2i lt 441! 23 22 7 i ss 78 27 13'4 2.3 --n the late Richard Raxter infl rnr" r- mer Prince, ased 63 rears Rela tlvea. friends ar.d members of Delaware Lodae.

factory figures. Quotes: Fowls, fancy, Slowed 3Iarke Trading Is On Bond Commerce of the State of New York; had been treasurer of the New York State Republican Committee; at the time of his death was chairman of the board of the Y. M. C. A.

of the City of New York. ALBERT A. LIGHT In Philadelphia, 58; retired president of the Light Corrugated Box Corporation and widely known for his philanthropies; worked to rehabilitate ex-convicts; for the past six years had taken, underprivileged children on picnics to Riverview Beach. No. 1.

I O. are invueaA" th. fimrrol services at The William F. 10 on I jones rtinerai nomc. "i sfrarnnnn October 9.

NEW YORK. Oft. 8 a. The CABBAGE Cabbage: N. J.

50-lb. sks. domestic round few 1.50. red 1.75-2.00; 1 3-5 bu. boxes, domestic round red 1.25-50.

L.Is. cauliflower crts. red 1.50, 1 3-5 bu. bxs. red 1.25-50; Savoy 1.00.

N. Y. 50 lb. sacks Danish 1.00-1.25, poorer and large low as 75, red fair qual. 1.25-50.

Carrots topped and washed bu. bask. N. J. 1.00; Pa.

1.00-1.25; L. Is. bond market moved ahead a little today but trading wa.s very slow Activity centered in a few railroad loans, mnst nf which advanced fi.VijN.Y. Adirondack sacks N. Y.

sect, bu crts 1.00-1.25, fair lb. 1.75-2.00, 50 211 fractions to around a point. U. S. Government bonds were qual.

65-75. Cauliflower L. Is. crts. wide range in qual.

2.00-3.00, poorer wirebound rrts. 2.00-2.50, poorer 1 N. Y. Catskill sect. 2.25-3.00.

fair qual. 1.75- quiet and there was little activity cn the foreign dollar list. Schenley Dist Sears-Roebuck Simmons Co Sinclair 0:1 Socony Vacuum Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway. Pfd Stancard Brands Standard Gas 4, Pfd. Standard Oil of Standard Oil of N.

Standard Oil of Ohio Stewart-Warner Studebaker Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken-Detroit Axle Timken Roller Bearing Trans-Western Airline Twentieth-Cent. Fox Union Bas Paper Union Carbide (new) Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines United Pfd United Fruit U. G. 1 United Merchants Mfg. U.

S. Ind. Alcohol U. S. Rubber, Com U.

S. Rubber. Pfd U. S. Steel U.

s. Steel. Pfd Warner Bros. Pictures Western Union Westmghouse Airbrake Westinsrhouse Elec. Willy s-bverland Wool worth Co Worthinsston Pump Ex-Dividend.

o'clock. Interment Silverbrook Ctmt-tery. Friends may call Friday evening. SMITH At her home In andenber. on October 6.

1948. Margaret E. Croasan. widow of George H. Smith.

88 Relatives and friends are 1Z tend the funeral services at The Eahurti Funeral Home, in Avondale. on urriay afternoon. October 9. at 7 2.iV-i' Interment at Kemblesyllle Cemeterr. Friends mav call at the funeral home on Friday evening after 7 clock.

SCOTT In Houston. Del on 1948. Hcber husband of Anna Jtaeriei Scott. Relatives and friends are to attend lie funeral services Tt he Funeral Home, at Milford. Del on urdav afternoon.

October 9. at. 2 30 clocK. Interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery. MU-ford.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evenine after 7 clock. STARR At. his late residence 1738 W. 4tH Street, on October 7. 1948.

Edward oi of Mary and the late Alonza. J. Starr. Relativs. friends, members of the HflT Name Sorlety.

are invited to attend lh funeral from The Mealev Funeral Home. vnrih Rmom street, on Monday morn 3.3 40'( 2.00, poorer Hudson Valley crts. Baltimore and Ohio 5s of 1975. Central Railroad of New Jersey 5s CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO THANK relatives, friends. neighbors and employees of Joseph Bancroft Sons.

for their floral offerinKs, cards, use of cars and many other kindnesses nurinit our recent, bereavement in the death of our mother ar.d wife. Julia E. Paddock. Her Family. I WISH TO THANK relatives, friends.

neighbors Plumbers Union. Local 26 and Eacles Lodse. Aerie No. 74 for their floral ofTerines, cards, use of cars and many other kindnesses durinst my recent bereavement, in the death of my father. James A.

Boyd Mae Boyd Williams. colored, 36-38c: few 35. yearlings 39-40; leghorns, fancy. 30-31: few 32; old roosters 26-288; pullets, fancy, 4'2 lbs and over. 48-52; few small sales.

53; smaller. 43-47: roasting cihekens, fancy, as to size. 38-41; few butcher sales, high color, 42-43: springers, fancy. 3-4 lbs crosses 36-39; few heavy 40: reds few heavy, 38; leghorn broilers, few heavy 35c; undergrade springers 30-33 down. Ducks, white Pekin.

fancy, heavy 38: some small offered 25c; Pigeons, pair, fancy, 40-45; old 35c. Guineas, young, 2 lbs and over. 55c: old 30c. Turkeys, fancy toms, 45-48; few mixed. 50c; some old, 43c.

Pressed Poultry Dressed poultry: Demand was moderate and fancy fowls were generally steady. Iced chickens somewhat improved, with 2,,2 to 3-'i and 4-'i lbs and over up cent. Quotes: Fresh-killed fowls, fancy, 4-5'i lbs 44-46c; 6 lbs over, mostly 44; under 6 lbs 44-45: leghorns, 41-42; roasting chickens. 5 and over, 49-52: 4-'2. 47-49; 4, 43'2-47: 40 'i-44; 3 40 'i-43; broilers 46-48c; old roosters, as to size, 30-34c; capons, iced.

5-8 lbs each, per lb. 61-53c; 6-7 lbs 60-62; 7-8 lbs 68-69; 8-9 lbs 70-72C. Ducks, L. I. 36c.

Squabs. 90c; with some sales reported prem. of 5-10c; equiv to Turkeys, young hens, 60-61; young toms, 53-55c. Guineas, young, per lb. 60-75c: soot premiums.

5-10c higher, equiv. to 65-85c; old 20-25c. Wheat: Prices advanced one cent. Quotes: No. 2 red winter, garlicky, domestic, Oct.

2.30. S7 21'j 47 H'i 19 32 40 21 "-4 II', 44' 2 .32 20-' 14 4fi, 131', 80 3 4. 1342 12 2.50, poorer 1.50. CELERY Celery. NY Western sect.

16 in. Golden Heart 2'a doz. 4.00-4.50. at her home on Gleason Road near Chadd's Ford, after an illness crts. ord.

Deere As Co. 3SU 35'i Dist. Seagrams. Ltd 1.s' Douglas Aircraft M'z iDow Chemical tax 47 iDuPont Common 170't 171'3i i DuPont J4 50 Pfd llfii Eastman Kodak 43 43 Elec. Auto Lite 4fi Elec.

Power Light 21'i 21i! Federal Mosul J7H IFreeport Sulphur 42' r' General Electric (General Foods 37 1i General Motors K21, i2il I General Motors. Pfd 11 120 Gillette .33 Goodyear T. 48, 48' Goodrich Co 3' 3's 3-'n Great Northern. Pfd 4.3 Greyhound Corp ll'i HU Hayes Mfs a Hercules Powder 474 47 Hercules Powder, Pfd 123 123 Hiram Walker 21 I Industrial Rayon 434 43t, Int'l Harvester 27U 27st Int 1 Nickel Si Int'l Paper. Com.

-V' MUj Infl Paper. Ffd 3 Infl Telatel II7, ll7s I of about a year. She was the daugh and St. Paul income 4'3s were among rorporates advancinp. Declines included Commorswealtli Edison 3s.

Erie 4'r-s and New Orleans, Texa.s and Mexico ter of the late Peter and Emma Slawter of near Booth's Corner, Pa. Surviving are her husband. 12 11U 4-5 fi2n8 137s 4fi', 131? 81 1313, children, Harold Tallev of Glen New Charters File! DOVER. Oct. 8 Special).

ing. October 11. at it) ciock. mass at St. Thomas' tnurcn.

iu.ju o'clock Ilnterment at Cathedral Ceme tery. Friends may can eunaay tvtnini after 7 o'clock. IN ME MORI AM In memory of Minnie McBride. who passed away October 8. 1945.

Sadly missed by So and Da ghter-in-la In loving memory of our mother. May K. McGowan. who passed away one year aao today The wav was too hard, and you were too frail. Dear mother, the struggle to win: So God sent the Ansel of Death to Invite You to heaven and welcome you in You're aone and our hearts still crieve o'er our loss.

But we'd never recall you pain: Som day we, too, will be sent. for. And you will be with us, dear mother, a cam. Sadlv missed by her riauchters. Betty.

Marcuerite, Theresa and Pat. 10 19', 37 27 4 9t, 454 18-s 10 I'll, 37 4 27 9', 4o7, 1834 TALLEY On October 8. 1948 MrT Vi inee Slawtert wile or rranic i. Relatives and friends are invited to atten the funeral services at her late residence. to fair qual.

3.50-4.00, .3 doz. 4 ord. to fair qual. 3.50-4 00, 4 doz. mostly 4.50-5.00, few.

best 5.50, few low as 4.25, ord. to fair qual. 3.50-4.00, 6 doz. 4.50-5.00, fair qual. 4.00, 8 doz.

4.00-5.00, ord. qual. 3.00-3.50, 10 doz, 4.00-4.50, Golden Heart no size mark ord. to fair qual. 1.50-2.50.

New Jersey, a crts. Golden Heart ord. to fair qual. 1.50-2.25, Pascal 2.25, Pascal crts. 16-18s 1.50.

Celery Cabbage Eastern crts. Collards 1 3-5 bu. boxes 1.00. Corn New York yellow Hudson Valley sacks approx. 50 ears 1.25-2.00, Western N.

Y. crts. 7 doz. 3.75. Cucumbers Bu.

bask. L. Is. 4.00-5.00, few 5.50, ord. qual.

3.00-3.50, poorer 1.25-2 00, large 1.50. pickles 4.00: Western NY ord. qual. 3.00-4.00. Large 1.50-75.

Dandelion 1 3-5 bu. boxes 75. Dill Per bunch 10. Eggplant Bu. bask.

poorer low as 10. 'i bu. bask. Italian 1.25. Escaroie: 1 3-5 bu.

boxes N. J. L. I. Grapes: N.

Y. 12 qt. bskts. Concords 1.00-1.25. Niagaras 1.00, cartons (12-2 qt.

bskts.) Concords 4 00. mixed red, white and blue varieties 4.00. Kale: 1 3-5 bu. boxes 50 Kohlrabi: Cantaloupe crts. 75.

No. 2 2. 34-lb Corn: Market firm A-3o higher yellow, 1.75-1.77. Oats: Prices firmly held. No.

test weight, 96-98c. Gleason Road, near Chadd Ford. a on. ters for the following corporations were filed with the' corporation department in the Secretary of State's office Atlantic Construction Corp. contracting h'julneMi Capital, 500 nhare.

no par. Prin-rspel office, the Capital Trut Company ef Delaware. International KnjJT Companv, real estate. Capital. 100 fhare.

no par. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. B. r-ervice. Incorporated, coods, wares.

merchandise. Capital. $20,000. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. Socan.

Incorporated, mineral Capital. tSO.OOO. Principal office. The Corporation Trust Company. Monday afternoon, octooer ll.

at 3 ciock. Interment at Elam Cemetery. Friend may call Sunday evening. Local Securities TAYLOR At her late residence. S2S Riddle, John, Albert, Kenneth, Mae, Blanche, Phyllis and Amy Talley all at home, Mrs.

Grace Reincke of Linwood, Mrs. Ida Benedict of near Johnson's Corner, Mrs. Ruth Eusin of Glen Riddle. and Mrs. Doris Twadell of Zebley's Corner, two brothers, Winfield and Hibbert Slawter of near Booth's Corner, and 16 grandchildren.

The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at her late residence. Interment will be in Elam Cemetery. John R. Greenwood, Jr. John R.

Greenwood, 62, of 600 East Twenty-second Street, died last night in St. Francis Hospital. He was taken ill Tuesday night. The funeral will- take place from fay-art. Death Notices urn Avenue, on cictorver i.

in. 1NT. Y. Curb Market Reported daily by Laird, Bissell Meeds. DuPont BuUding.

Prev. Close 11:30 Alum. Co. of Amer Sfi'4 daily by Laird, Reported Blsseil Bid Asked Meeds. Ail-American Aviation Atlas Powder.

Pfd f9i lOO'iJ Jos. Bancroft Sons Com. II 12 870 29.30 lis Christiana Securities, Plunkett. wife of Charles H. Taylor.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend th funeral from The Mealey Funeral Home. 703 North Broom Street. on Monday mornine. October 11. at 9 o'clock.

Requiem mass at St. Thomas' Church at 9:30 o'clock Interment at. Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evenlnc after 7 o'clock. STEELE At his residence, 112 North DuPont Road.

Elsmere. on October 1948, Samuel Steele, aaed 81 years. Friend, may call at his residence Friday evening, after 7 o'clock Funeral services and Interment private. Please omit flowers. BABINSKI Suddenly, on October fi.

1948. Karol. husband of Wlktorla Babinskl. Relatives, friends and members of St. John Cantius Society are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 100 Sixth Avenue, on Saturday mornln, October 9.

at 8 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass at St. Hedwie's Church at o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. CROSSLAND In this" city, on October 7.

Christiana Securities, Pfd. Continental Amer. Life Delaware Floor Products, Inc. Delaware Power Light Delaware Railroad Diamond Ice Coal, Pfd Leeks: N. J.

bu. bskts. 1.25. L. I.

per 4S 33' 2 45 110i 117 9fi SO 125 Vi 42 31 IK'i 42 I15's 95" 4 17 .123 1' ouncn 10-10. LETTUCE Lettuce: N. eastern crts. Big 2 doz. 50-75, few best 1.00.

poorer 25. Romaine poorer 40-50. Amer. Gas Elec 38'4 Barium Steel 52 S'i Bellanca Aircraft 2 2 Cities Service, Com 5034 51 Cons. Gas, Ealto Diana Stores 7 Elec.

Eond Share 137s 134 Humble Oil 7.V4 Infl Ltd 1134 Kaiser-Frazer 10'j 10'- Monogram Pictures 3'4 3'4 Pantepec H34 Pennroad 3 R. B. Semler 3's Solar Aircraft 1094 Technicolor 121a Ex-Dlvldend. Boston low as N. Y.

1948. John husband of Florence Russell Crossland. of 804 E. Seventeenth Street, aced 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at The C.

Everett Kelley Funeral Home, Twenty- U. S. Forecasts Cut In 1948 Cotton Crop WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 JP). The Agriculture Department today fore-east this year's cotton crop at bales of 500 pounds gross weight.

This figure is 140.000 bales less than the 15,219,000 forecast a month ago. Last year's crop was 11,857,000 bales and the ten-year (1937-46) average, was 12,014,000 bales. The acreage for harvest was indicated at 23,323,000 acres. The condition of the crop as of Oct. 1 was put at 82 per cent of normal compared with 72 a year ago and 71 for the ten-year average.

The yield of lint cotton per acre was indicated at 310.3 pounds, compared with 267.3 pounds last year and 254.2 for the ten-year average. DuPont. Pfd DuPont 3'a Pfd. Electric Hose Rubber Hercules Powder Pfd Remington Arms Warner Common the McCrery Funeral Home, 2700 19 42 tmra and west streets, on Monday afternoon. October 11.

at 2 o'clock. Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7 Wilson Line Common 40 Central NafI Bank, par $100.. 1R0 Delaware Trust par $25.... 6 Equitable Trust par $25...

67 Farmers Bank, par $50 400 Industrial Trust par $25... 7 Security Trust par $30 97 Wilmington Trust par $25.. 110 70 42S 80 105 113 Orange Co. Big Boston 40-75, poorer low as 25, 1 3-5 bu. boxes Iceberg ord.

qual. 75. L. I. 1 3-5 bu.

boxes Big Boston 50-75, Romaine fair qual. 50. Mint: Per bunch 5-6. Mustard: Bu. bskts.

85. Okra: 12 qt. bskts. 2.00-2.50, Onions: N. Y.

5o pound sacks Globe, type, yellows Elba sect. 1.35-50, few better 1.60-65, Oswego sect. 1.65. Canastota sect. 1.25-50, Orange Co.

1.25-40. few best 1.50, smaller 1.00-1.20. red 175. Parsley: Curly, N. J.

bu. bskts. 1.00-1.25. J2 bu. bskts.

75; Pa. 4-5 bu. boxes 'i bu. bskts. 50-65; L.

I. lugs 1.00-1.25. Farsnips: bu. bskts. Pa.

75-1 00; L. I. ord. qual. 50.

Washington Street, Monday morning at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Park W. Huntington, pastor of St.

Stephen's Lutheran Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday night. Surviving Mr. Greenwood are his wife, Mrs.

Marian W. Greenwood; one son, John Robert Greenwood III, Baton Rouge, a sister, Mrs. Commodity Prices Reported daily by Laird Company, ClOCK. DOUGHERTY In this city, on October 8. 1948.

Rt. Rev. Monslsnor John J. Dougherty, son of the late Edward and Mary J. Dougherty.

Rev. clersy, relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday morning. October 13, at St. Peter's Cathedral. Recitation of the Divine Office at 10 o'clock.

Solemn Pontifical Recuiem mass at 10:30 o'clock, terment at, St. Joseph's Cemetery on the Brandywine. FETTERS In this city, on October 7. 1948, Mary E. Fetters, ased 67 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at The Yeatman Funeral Home. 819 Washington Street, on Tuesday afternoon. October 12. at 1 o'clock. Further services at St.

Matthew's Lutheran Church. Ludwie's Corner, near Potts-town. at 3 o'clock. Friends may call Monday evening after 7 o'clock. Texny Corporation, minerass Capital, $3,000.

Principal office, the Corporation Trut Company. Publishers and Advertisers. rub-llshint business. Capital. 50 000.

Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. Friediandera Mobil Service. service station. Capital. 100 shares, no par.

Principal office, the Capital Trust Company of Delaware. Washington Brokerage Co brokerage business. Capital. 600 shares, no par. Principal office, the Ctpital Trust Company of Delaware.

Star Grill. Incorporated, cafes, etc. Capital. 100 shares, no par. Principal office.

Corporation Guarantee and Trust Company. Forakers' motor vehicles. Capital. $50,000 Principal office, Delaware City. Telark Incorporated, goods, wares, merchandise.

Capital. $100,000. Principal office, the. Corporation Trust Company. Tanker Investment Corporation, petroleum products.

Capital. $100,000. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company Shull Insurance Aseney. Inr insurance. Capital.

250 shares, no par. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. Merit House. Inc liquors. Capital.

100 hares, no par. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. Trans-Continental Gas Pipe Line Corporation, minerals- Capital, $105,000. Principal office, the Corporation Trust Company. Finholm Pianos Inc musical instruments.

Capital. $200,000 and 10.000 shares, no par. Principal office. Corporation Fervice Company. Indian Head Pontiac.

Inc automobiles. Capital. $47,000. Principal office, the Prentice-Hall Corporation System, Inc. John A.

Robbins Company, construction business. Capital, $50,000. Principal office. Wilmington. Funeral Homi McCrery Peaches: N.

Y. bu. bskts Elbertas TJ. S. Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Oct.

8 OP). Foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents): Canadian dollar in New York open market 6'2 per cent discount or 93 50 U. S. cents, unchanged Europe Great Britain (pound) $4 unchanged; France ifranc.i .32 of a cent, unchanged; Italy (lirat October fixed rate .001739. Septembei .001739: Sweden (krona) 27 85, unchanged; Switzerland (franc) (free) 25.78.

off .02 of a cent. Latin America Argentina (free) 20.65. unchanged; (free) 5.50. unchanged; Mexico. 14.47.

off .03 of a cent. Joseph Baker, and a brother, Fos ter Greenwood of Chester, and one Lancaster Livestock LANCASTER. Oct. 8 (U.P). Livestock market: Hogs, 127.

Local lightweights. good and choice, 160-250 pounds. No. 1 in. min.

3.50-4 00, and heavy to mm. size poorly colored 3 some 2.25-50, poorly in. low as 2.50, mm. grandchild. Born in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late John R.

colored 2.00. PEARS 2700 WASHINGTON ST. 3 I ar( Perhrt vith Wickt Pi fit Our Funeral Costs Mel Present Day Conditions x250-350 pounds, sows, $20- Nemours Building. WHEAT Open Hiph Low Noon Dec. 22'4 226'i 22 226's Mst 219'i 219V 219' Jut- 204 204 203, 203V2 CORN Dec 14334 ,44 14.3', 1 4.3 Mar 145 I4V4 t4s HIT July 145 145 144'-: Hl'i COTTON Oct 315 3Ifil 3I5 3158 Dec 3121 3128 3121 312fi Mar 310 3113 310fl Sill.

Grain Market Pears: N. bu. bskts. Kieffers drops 65. N.

Y. Oswego sect. bu. bskts. Seckeis 4.00-4.75, poorer and smaller 2.25-3.25.

western sect. bu. bskts. Bartletts small 1 3 00, Seckeis 4 i2 bu. bskts.

Seckeis SPICER FUNERAL HOME $23.50. Sheep, 8. Ewes, all weights. lambs, choire spring. medium to good, common, Cattle.

474. Calves, 5. Vealers, good and choice, $34-535; cull and common. cows, choice. 50; cutters and canners.

$13-118; dry-fed steers, choice, common. Bulls, good and choice. heifers, good. common. $15-520.

Grass-fed steers, choice, $32-534; good. common, $18-524. Heifers, choice, $28-530; good, $24-426; common, $15-520 bulls, good and choice, cutters, $15-523. Births ESTABLISHED 1892 JAMES F. HEARN FUNERAL HOME Succmor to Ceo.

M. Fisher. lac 3202 Market St. Our services available to all regardless of financial condition and Sarah Rogers Greenwood. He had been an employe of the railroad company for 35 years, and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and of Delaware Lodge, Ne.

1, I. O. cC-F. Aaron D. Marvel Aaron D.

Marvel, 80, of 15 West Twenty -seventh Street, a retired employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, died yesterday at his home after a lengthy illness. The funeral will take place from the Mullikin Funeral Home, Twen Successor To I William E. Haiaes Established Modern Funeral flora With Erery Convenience I Market at 24(h St. PHONE S-6611 CHICAGO, Oct 8. i7P.

Grains today continued the upturn which got tinder way in yesterday's session. Corn led the advance, which generally was limited to fractions. Wheat started unchanged to 'i cent higher, December $2.26" 4-3: corn was higher. December 44. and oats were unchanged to higher, December 755.

SIMPSON To Mr. and Simpson. Chesapeake City. Memorial Hospital on Oct. 7 Mrs.

Russell Md at The a daughter. roeeoeeeoeeoT SILVERBROOK You'll sap "Glory be!" at the ease of need-filling by News-Journal Want Ads. Phone 4-5351. (5(220023 Treasury Report WASHINGTON. Oct.

8 The position of the Treasury Oct. 6, compared, with corresponding date a year ago: Receipts, $133,878,007.17: $131.649,. 128.73. Expenditures. 65; Cemetery-Memorial Park Crematorium Modern services presented by experts.

Consult us without obligation. LANCASTER AVE. AT DCTONT ED. to purchase anything on price "Tat 2-3655; 2.25-50. Peppers N.

J. bu. bask, and hamp. Calif. Wonders few 1.50, other bullnose type few 1.25.

poorer 60, red 1.00-1.50, poorer 50-75, Italianelles long hots Cheese Green 2.00-2.50. red 3.00, cherry 2.50-3.00. L. Is. bu.

bask, bullnose type Plums and prunes N. Y. 'j bu. bask. Italian ripe 1.75.

Radishes Pa. lugs 50-75; N. J. lugs 75-1 00; L. Is.

lugs 60-90, few 1.00. poorer 40-50, 1 3-5 bu boxes black 50. Rape Bu. bask. 65.

Scallions L. Is. lugs 50-75, per bunch 2-3: N. J. per bunch 4-5.

Sourgrass 1 3-5 bu. boxes 75. Spinach Savoy type bu. bask. Pa.

75-100: N. J. poorer 60-60; N. Y. Orange Co.

poorer 50, Catskill sect, ord, to fair qual. 40-75, Adrlondack sect. La. A. crts.

3.25. boxes approx. 1 bushel 2.00; 1 3-5 bu. boxes N. J.

L. Is. 75. SQUASH Squash N. J.

'2 bu. bask. Italian 2.00-2.25. yellow 75-100. bu.

bask. Acorn 1.00-1.50, poorer 75. white 50-75. Hi bu. hamp.

Hubbard 2.00. pumpkins 1.75. 1 3-5 bu. boxes Hubbard 1.25-50, pumpkinr 1.50. N.

Y. bu. bask. Acorn 1.00. Sweet potatoes Bu.

hamp. Jersey type US No. Is 2.75, few 2.50. very small 1.25. goldens US No.

Is 2.75. very Bmall 1.25. Swiss Chard 1 3-5 bu boxes 75. Tomatoes Pa. 12 qt.

bask, turning and ripe 1 50-75. N. J. 12 at. bask, pinks 1.25.

ripe lugs turnins ripe 1.25-75, poorer 50-90, plum type bu. bask. 1.00-1.10, Iubs N. Y. Hudson Valley 12 qt.

bask ripe 75-85. poorer 40-50. plum type 1.00, lugs 6x6s 6x7s pink 1.50, green 1.00. Turnips Pa. bu bask, white 1.00-1.25, large 75.

N. J. bu. bask, rutabagas many small 60-75. L.

Is. cauliflowers crts. white bunched 50. $4, $125,476,636.22. Balance.

$4,913,556.820 67; 547.223.974 19. Customs receipt for month 100.704.72; $7,631,869.24. Recemts fiscal year July 1. "WHEN TO SELL SECURITIES FOR INCOME TAX SAVING" Booklet Free on Request LAIRD, BISSELL MEEDS Market -Street Entrance, DuPont Bldg. Members X.

T. Stock Exchange and Other Principal Exchange PHONE 3-4241 RIVERVIEW CEMETERY Burial Plots for Sale Oar representatives are always ready to give detailed information. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Oct. 8 (T) i USD A) Salable hoes 6.000, total 8.0OO; fairly active but steady to 25 cents lower on butchers; sows active and strong; top 25.75 sparingly; bulk pood and choice pound butchers 25 few 160-180 pound 24.00-2.VOO; heavy weight butchers absent: good and choice sows under 350 pound 24 00-24 75; 375-425 pound 23 00-24 00; few 450 pound and over 22 00-23; early clearance Salable cattle 1.50O. total l.f00; salable calves 200.

total 200; slaughter steers and heifer uneven, averaging steady; cows about steady; bulls weak to 25 cents lower; high-choice steers absent; package choice 1025 pound fed steers 37.50: load lots high-meduim and good pound weights 27.00-32,50: common light grass steers down to 19 00; fed heifers very scarce; canner and cutter cows 12.00-15.50; few-common and medium cows 16.00-18.50: medium and good sausage and fat bulls 20.50-22 00: vealers steady at 32.00 down. Stockers and feeders about steady. Salable sheep 1.000, total 1.2O0; slaughter lambs too scarce to test prices: quotable nominally steady: load cull and common western ewes held around 8.50; short load thmlv fleshed western range yearlings held considerably above 15.00. I EAT MAN OON FUNERAL DIRECTORS I7 I II WAJMIMCTOM It PHOMf -I BRADY To Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Brady. 414 North Ford Avenue, at The Memorial Hospital on Oct. 8, a son. DURRELL To Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Durrell, 1302 Washington Street, at The Memorial Hospital on Oct. 8. a son. BRITTINGHAM To Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Brittingham. 1403 St. Elizabeth Street, The Memorial Hospital on Oct. 6, a son. IRWIN To Mr, and Mrs.

Carl F. Irwin. New Castle, at St. Francis Hospital on Oct. 7, a daughter.

TRAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. John Travis. 816 Kirkwood Street, at St. Francis Hospital on Oct.

8. a daughter. KING To Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, 1112 West Sixth Street, at St.

Francis Hospital on Oct. 8, a son. WINDLE To Mr. and Mrs. John Windle.

Newark, at Wilmington General Hospital on Oct. 7, a daughter. GOETZ To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goetz.

The Cedars, at Wilmington General Hospital on Oct. 7. a daughter. RAMSEY To Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ramsey, Ramsey Road, at Wilmington General Hospital on Oct. 7, a son. KNOX To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knox.

1212 East Thirteenth Street, at Osteopathic Hospital on Oct. 7, a daughter. BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. Wilhm J.

Brown. Newark, at Delaware Hospital on Oct. 7. a daughter. BUCK To Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Buck, 1103 Newport Pike, at Delaware Hospital on Oct. 7. a daughter.

KEE To Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert W. Kee. Shlpside.

at Delaware Hospital on Oct. 7, a daughter. SCOTT To Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Scott. 305 West Seventh Street, at Delaware Hospital on Oct. 7, a daughter. "93.172.788.62: $10.148,098.76201. Expenditures fiscal year.

$10,069,100,706.63. Excess of receipts. $78,998,055.38. Total debt. $259,778,138,624.76.

Decrease under previous day, $28,490,550.50. Gold assets. $22,074,607,549.00. counting foreign economic cooperation trust fund expenditures. 19.774.876.75 excess of expendi-turei, counting expenditures above.

FOR SALE Office Fixtures, 1000 Sq. Ft. Cotton Market YORK. Oct Cotton futures 20 cen'9 a 'higher to 35 cent NEW opened Former Fittings of CHAMBER of the Wilmington COMMERCE Philadelphia Quotations PHILADELPHIA. Oct.

8 (U.R) Receipts of nearby commodities were heavier and trading was moderate on the local wholesale produce markets today, according to the Federal-State Market News Service of the USDA. Lower prices prevailed for most nearby commodities with the exception of spinach, radishes and best tomatoes which sold slightly higher. Apples: Bu. and Pa. 2Vi In.

Northwestern Greenings 2.25: Jonathans 2.00-2.25. ord. to fair 2 Mcintosh 2.50. poorer 1.50-1.75; Opalescents. 2.50; Stay-mans ord.

to fair 2.00-2.75; wrapped Opalescents 88s to 175s 3.00-3.50. N. J. 2'i in. Delicious fair 2 Utility.

1.75-2.00! Staymans fair 2.25-2.50. poorer 1.50. POTATOES Potatoes: 100-lb. sks. Pa.

U. S. 1 and 2. size A Katahdins 2.25-2.50. mostly around 2.40: poorer 2.00-2.15: size mediums 1.10-1.15; N.

J. Katahdins ord. to fair 2.10-2.25. Tomatoes: Pa. 5 bskt.

manv ord. to fair 1.00-1.75. mostly 1.50-1.75. few 2.00, poorer 25-75: 12-qt. bskt.

wrapped few 2.00, fair 1.00-1.25. poorer 50. 13 XT "TS rrt.TrvTT'TMkf iittrv Baltimore Livestock BALTIMORE. Oct. 3 (USDA1.

Cattle 250. Scattered sales nominally stedy with yesterday. One load around io.v pounds medium and good grades 28 00; odd common cows 17.00: small lot good stock calves 26. (X), Cslves 75. Vealers and under 30o pound slaughter calves making up large portion of the light supply.

Prices steady, few good and choice 27.00-30.00, but top quotations for choice still 32 00. Odd common and medium grades 30.00-26.00; culls down to 12.00. Demand very narrow for weights over 300 pounds. Hogs 350. Fairly active trade at steady prices.

Good and choice 180-250 pound barrows and gilts 25 250-275 pounds 25.00-25.50; 275-300 pounds 300-350 pounds 23.00-23.50 350-400 pounds 22.00-22 50: 4O0 pounds up 21.00-21.50: 120-140 pounds 22.5O-23.0O; 140-160 pounds 23 160-180 pounds 25.00-23. SO: good and choice sow 400 pounds and lighter 21 400-450 pounds 30.00-20 50: heavier weights 19.75 down; V. 1Wi wilmimjIUN SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY" OF WTT olrSB'43E STATE OI" DELAWARE AT THE CLOSE OF BUSWE88 ASSfTE Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve balances, and rash Items I 3,55.883 80 t-' OO vi lUilCVllUII United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed Obligations of States and political subdivision 13. 103, H9 33 1.712,706 4T 41.519.

443 10,910.519 52 Other bonds Loans Manufactured by the TakaPart Products Company, these fixtures are birch wood. Bank Clearings The Wilmington Clearing House Association reports bank clearings of $9,939,568.81 for the past week. For the same period last year clearings were $7,324,365.86. xan premises ownea lurniture and fixtures. $21.

512. 91 Real estate owned other than bank premises ijo'ooo 00 TOTAL ASSETS mahogany finish, easily in the best of condition. assembled and Panels t4.S55.153 ST LIABILITIES Time deposits of individuals, and corporations TOTAL DEPOSITS Other liabilities. lower. Prev Close Open Oct 31.63 31 5 Dec 3121 31.21-22 March 31 PS 31.05-07 30 78 30.79 ja-y 29 65 29 R9 27 54N 27 5 N-Nominal.

Cotton futures were steady in forenoon dealings. Prior to publication of the government Oct 1 crop estimate, trading was acme a dealers ere evening up positions. The report, however, showed little charge from trade ideas and as a reauit had little effect on values Short covering came Into nearby October with trade dealers supporting the December. March and May contracts. Hedging against new crop fpovemeat supplied contracts.

prices mere 10 to 55 cents a bale Jsifcer than the previous ce. October 31.64. December 31-30 and MareJj 31. 14. i New Building Permits Pour building permits were Issued by City Building Inspector Michael j'.

Fidance yesterday as follows: James F. MeCJoskey, 831 Washington Street, alterations, Margaret Morford. 505 West Nineteenth Street, alternations. $900; David C. Afpril, 502 Road, $600, and W.

A. Sorenson. 1612 North Broom Street, afidition. $1,900. Let Want Ad wrestU with pour SS4.S55.1S3 57 odd stags 19.25 down but smooth, light kinds quotable higher.

Bulk all weight! ranges selling in upper half of quotations, i Sheep 25. Slaughter lambs absent, but quotd steady at up to 27. 0O for good and choice. Scattered lot good and choice around 12-5 pounds wooled ewes steady at 10 OO; Jew medium at ".00. 9.12 TOTAL (not Including subordinated obligations shown below) tA4 ut -r 40" and 42" wide, glass tops with solid panel bottoms.

See Mr. Baldino A Undivided interest a mm ii Reserves and retirement account for preferred capita 1) for contingencies 10.OS4.92t Brief Analysis NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. Laird ana Company TOTAL LIABILITIES I. C. Shirley McGlll.

assistant Vre.VnV.V 3M.390 9 firm that the above statement is true and thai it JIm an lemnlr af -Jas. T. he Sin Sons, Inc. my Death of Infant Kathleen, six -weeks-old daughter-of Francis M. and Mary Lalloran McCuIlin.

of 905 Chestnut died this morning in the Delaware Hospital. The itinera! will take place tomorrow morning at thej Mealey Funeral Hone, 703 North) Broom Street. i NEMOURS BLDG. 6th and Market EDWARD PORTER FELLERS SMITH FREDERICK E. STONE DEL.

TRUST BLDG. Thone 5-6241 Directors. STATE OF DELAWARE. COUNTY OF Nrwr cmnr M. Phone 6-8171 Members T.

Stock Exchange and Other Great Store i Great City Principal Exchanges Sworn to and subscribed before me thi 1 DOt a mcer of this hang Octoh'r- 19- I h.twbr My CommlsMoa Expires Feb? I. 1950. Utf Oe-.