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14 THE POST-STANDARD Tuesday, February 1, 1949 Suit Against Jacobs Settled Out of Court NEW YORK. A $200,000 slander and libel suit brought against Promoter Mike Jacobs by Hep. Donald O'Toole (D), N. rfter a word battle between men more than two years ago was settled out of court yesterday. The Twentieth Century Sporiin'g Jacobs long has headed, i i i was- reached after Jacobs retracted a statement that was offensive to the congressman.

O'Toole, who at one time threatened a $2,000,000 suit and later filed $200,000 action, received a "honii- hal the announcement said. The suit was settled in a confer- it once of Judge C. Hecht of New York supreme "court and rival O'Toole was represented Ski Conditions OP) --The stalp commerce department reported -yesterday the at Ir New York slate ski centers: Gore mountain: One inch powder on 10 inches settled powder; Lake Placid: Six inches packed good. Norwich: Three inches powder on 4 to 6 inches packed base; good. Old Tdrge--One inch powder en 3 inches settled powder on 10 to 12 inches old base; good.

Lawrence Snow Bowl: Six inches old base; poor. Speculators Three inches powder on 20 inches packed base; Whiteface mountain (2 700 foot level): Twenty-two inches breakable poor to fair. New York Markets nf'Agrl; NEW YORK, (API-- Cabbave. mushrooms sold lower the wbplnMle market yesterday Awhile other vegetables were f.bout Receipts were moderate, Demand was fair for fancv and prices were lower lor' most other ofitr- RUlTg APPLES--Western NY, eastern box Mc- Intoah $3 50St3.75: 3 in. min.

34.00. 2J4 in. min. 13-50. Lake Champlain re- Bioo.

Eastern box 3 in. US fancy cade in. min. US fancy layer pack 3 in. US fancy 2 1 in.

min. US fancy US. utility Hudson Vallev. eastern box Cortland 111 2 75 3 501 Delicious m. min.

$3.25. In. min. J2.50. 2W in.

3.50. fair color $2.75: in. poor color 2.25; SVi in. min. fair color Rome 3 in.

min. $4.00. Snow 2i4 min $1.75. Cartons. Hudson Valley.

Delicious 96s $3.76. 120s Mclntoah $3.50. '120s 120S Murder Charge Against Shires Reduced to Assault uott B. Toley. Jacobs was represented by Myron Gould and Sol Strauss; The action was brought by O'Toole after a verbal feud with Jacobs following the second Joe Conn heavyweight title fight June 19, 1946.

The day -after the fight, O'Toole sent a telegram to Col. Edward Esgan, chairman of the New York thletic commission, asking for ah investigation of the bout which he called "a national fraud and stah- He madeLa critical speech about the light on ttie floor-of congress and-told reporters in an interview that "the whole fight: setup in New "York; is as false as store The commission refusea request for" an countered in the press with-what O'Toole called "false and defamatory words." The Brooklyn congressman, in the said Jacobs accused him of using "his office and position as a member of the house of representatives to obtain and extort from the tickets to the exhibition: The exhibition was the Louis-Conn --fight In his retraction, Jacobs said Neither O'Toole nor anyone in his -behalf and asked for tickets for this or any. other DALLAS, Tex. charge of against Art Shires, former major league baseball player, reduced to one of aggravated assault by the county jury yesterday. Shires had been charged -with of Hi another former baseball player in a Dallas hospital last Dec; 4.

Erwin was said.to have had a fight with Shires on Oct. 3. Dr. E. E.

Muirhead testified at an examining trial that an autopsy showed the cause of death combination of cirrhosis of the liver and bronchial pneumonia. The grand jury in its report, today said Shires "did inflict serious bodily by striking Erwin with his fists and stomping Edwin with the feet." VEGETABLES NY. lb. Sc ew ooorcr 65c; xcd few -i 1 40 noorer S2S. Island, bu.

bskt toortefi washed MT. bu. toboed MUSHROOMS--NY UDstate. 3 lb. bskt.

ONIONS--Elba section. 50 Ib. Yellow Globe few larser $1.60. MMW A smaller. OSWEGO SECTIOK--Yellow Globe $1.25 CANASTOTA SECTION-- Yellow Globe orditrnry oualitv and condition $1.00.

ran county. Yellow Globe $1.25. small sack POTATOES--Lone Island. 100 1 US No. 1 size $3 US No 1 size Green Mt.

US No. 1 size Maine 300 lb. sack Green Mfc US No. fi nlon Enters i Brooklyn Meet Livestock Markets Ray Hanlon represent Hbyne college in the Knights of Columbus handicap meet at the 106th Hanlon will compete In the two- armory, in Brooklyn, Saturday, -mile -handicap event. This is Hanlon's second attempt in a metropolitan meet.

Three weeks ago he finished 10th in a 75-meu run at the same armory. On Feb. 19 Hanlon will run-in the AATJ Senior Indoor Track Cham-. "pionships of America at the Madison Square garden. The LeMoyne speedster will be entered in the run and also the three-mile run.

TJic Associated Press BUFFALO of Agriculture and Markets) CATTLE--Receipts salable ..550: run included nine loads steers, heifers: balance mainly dairy type cows. Demand moderately active. Early heifer sales fully 50c higher cows 50-to 65c hicher. bulls steady to 50c higher. One part load sood heifers 524.00; one load medium herfers $21.00.

Beef cows fat dairy type 515.50^17.00; cutters $14.50016.00: canners shelly canners 512.00 and below: sood weighty sausage bulls S21.50@23.00: mediums S19.50@21.00: light bulls iSlS.oo down. CALVES--Receipts salable 300 total 500: market about steady. Bulk S34.QQ(S38.00: common, medium t28.007£ 33.00; culls, bobs 522.00^28.00; bobs down to $20,00 and below HOGS--Remeipts-salable 950. total openinR sales very uneven, most sales steady to -25c lower. One deck good, choice grain hosts S23.00: bulk stste hogs 170-220 pounds 522.00(^222.50; littl- done on heavy hoes.

sows. LAMBS AND SHEEP Receipts salable 550. tatal 650. JJo sales reported to 10 a. m.

Buyers bidding about steady. Salesmen holding: 50 tp 75c higher. CHICAGO (U. Department of Agriculture) SALABIJ3 HOGS--Receipts general market mostly 25 cents lower on all hogs: sales off around 50 'jcents: closed moderately active at decline: top 522.00 for around two loads; bulk pood and choice 180-220 lb. S21.25@21.75: most good end choice 230-250 lb.

260280 lb. 290-330 -lb. 18.75; sows under 450 lb. 17.259j 18.00: 450-500 lb. S16.25@17.pO: $25-600 lb.

515.25^16.25: unsold holdover ship- Grain and Produce NEW YOEK The Associated Press Cash -wheat firm; No. 1 dark northern sonns cif NY. No. i Northern Manitoba fob NY. S2.31.

CORN--Easy: No. 2 yellow, cif. WY 3 yellow cif No. 2 American fob NY (car- No. 2 western oif NY.

-Easy: No. 2 domestic cif NY, LARD--Easy: mirfdlewest SOYBEAN OIL--Steady; crude tank cars, per Ib. 514.00. n--Nominal. (72 uer cent extraction 100-lbs.) sprlne, patents eastern soft winter straights hard winter straights J5.50(^5.85.

RYE FLOUR--Easy; fancy patents (IOC Ibs, OORNMEAL--Easy: (100 lbs. white granulated yellow BUCKWHEAT--Steady: exoort and domestic (100 lbs, FEED--Steady: western bran, cer ton. basis Buffalo HOPS--Steady: Pacific coast, delivered NY, 194S crop; seedless semi- seedless SSS'Soc: clusters 43(g. 45c. TALLOW--steady: uer lb.

fob NY. tank cars: soecial loose SHc: extra loose sy c. GREASES--Steady; per lb. -for NY. yellow Sen: house BEANS--Steady; (jobbinsr sales on soot- market 300 Ibs.) pea $8.65: Red Kidney $9.00.

-E--Nominal; --Asked. CHICAGO WHEAT--None. grade mixed $1.13: No. 2 No. 3 Regional Mart Supplies Are Ample for Light Demand Supplies of apples, cabbage, carrots, onions and potatoes were more than ample to satisfy A light demand on the Central New York regional market -yesterday morning.

Supplies of other items were iighfc All prices held steady at current quotations. Nearby egg receipts were light, however. On Saturday eggs were in excess of demand and prices wei'a lowered in an effort to clear. There were no offerings of live poultry. In the commission houses prices were on a down trend for California oranges, wax beans, cabbage, carrots, celery, radishes and spinach; whereas, iceberg lettuce and repacked tomatoes were quoted slightly Twelve carloads of produce were received and.

three diverted. i Prices Move Downward In Unusually Quiet Mart '11 NJ5W YORK one. of the quietest 'stock markets in nearly four months, prices slipped lower yesterday despite the efforts of i some leading issues to push ahead. It was a day of small changes with eights being added and subtracted here-and there in mixed pattern. A Kttte strength at the lasted for a matter of minutes before the downward drift took over.

In 'th'e final hour there was another short-lived attempt ahead. This; lasted only long enough to bring some stocks up from day's low point, Steels kept their Head above water some of the time but ended down iy.fractions to around-a point; Motors did better and closed unchanged to higher among the leaders. Rails and utilities were mixed in a narrow range with rails off slightly on Building snares, oils, and retail.and mail order stores -were were General Motors Chrysler. 55, Goodyear I. Schenley Anaconda 33 7 8 and Philip Morris were U.

Steel Youngstown Sheqt Tube Goodrich 60, Montgomery Ward Oliver Corp. 28, Curtiss- Wright Kennecott General Electric 38y 4 Owens Illinois U. S. Gypsum Santa Fe Illinois Central 28, Standard Oil (NJ)' Corp. Johns 'Manville and Farmers Market Wholesale prices as reported by N.

Y. Slate Bureau of Markets up to 3.30 9. m. at the Central New York Regional New York Stock Exchange By The Associated Press NEW is a partial list Market. Syracuse FRCITt Aoplca Cortland.

bu. do.McIntosh. bu; do. Northern Sple.bu. Delicious, bu.

VEGETABLES Beet Grfcens. Broccoli. cr. 28s Brussels sprouts red, bu" Chinese, doz. Banish: 50 Ibs and bu.

do. Savoy, bu. Carrots tocoed, bu. Lettuce, curly Onions vcllow. 50 Ibs.

i I yellow 5 Ibs. Parsnips. 3 bu. Potatoes, upland, bu. 50 Ibs do.

15 Ibs. Radishes, doz. bnchs. HH Squash. Delicious, bu.

purole. ton ceo MISCELLANEOUS loner. 5-lb. pail roota. Ib.

opcorn ehellPd. Ib, 2.50® 3.00 2.50fit 3.50 3.: 3.50 3.50 7.50 .35 1.00® 1.25 A.CCKa' 1.2B .75 .70 ta 1.00 1.00 i.50 .23 1.25® 1.35 1.75® 2.00 2.5C62 1.60 55 .90 Z.flOfa; 2.25 1.00 Wood S3 cu. ft. del. 1.10 -S5Q .30 4SQ 20 7.00 of transactions on EGGS.

WHOLESALE Large, crate 16.50^17.00 14.5Gffil5.00 13.00^.13,50 .75 .70 .60 .45 .45 .48 .46 .80 .50 crate Pullets, cr EGGS. RETAIL Eggs, extra large large medium pullets POULTRY W. Leshorn. live Rocks and Reds toasters, live. lb.

3roilers. live. lb. 'oultry. dressed, drawn Pullets, live, ib.

Commission Houses Wholesale prices aa reorted by the New York State Department of Aericulture and from 6 a m. to a m. follaw: Abbles Western. Delicious, box S.50(3l 7.00 Bananss, 30-lb. box 3.75(5; 4.25 Grapefruit.

Fla. and Tex, box 3.25(8} 3.50 4 No. 5. sample jtraSe S1.13%@1.22: No. -4 white I Knv isift ti-jR Oranses box Fla.

ana Tex. pink box Calif. lusr Imperor luc box 4.500.4.75 2.25@ 2.50 No. 5 $1.26. OATS--NO mixed 76c: sample crade heavy mixed 68c; No.

1 heavy white 3 1 extra heavv white TSVc. JR feed do. Pears 9.75(^12.00 5.00 (a; 6.75 3.50S) 4.00 box Vr box Beau. Krecn. hampr ciover was hamnr i Beets.

So. half crate 1 yellow 52.47 track I Broccoli Texas cr country station Illinois and Indiana. I 0 Texas, cr. 1 13's 5.50 0" 6.00 4.50a 4.75 i 3-00 pers took 2.500. SALABLE'CATTLE--Receipts 13.000: salable calves 500: steers and heifers slow, steady to 15 cents lower; steers over 1.050 Ib mostly 50S75c lower; cows very scarce, steady; bulls strong; several loads choice 1.200-1.250 Ib.

steers 527.00 top S28.75 lor load 1.175 Ib weights; load choice around 1.550 Ib. steers 527.00: bulk medium and cood steers raediium. to low-choice heifers S21.00«.25.00: be'ef ccws $19.00 down: canners and cutters S14.00«fi-16.50; medium and good sausage bulls practical top 521.00 on fat bulls; yealers at down. SALABLE SHEEP--Receiots 2.000: slaughter lambs steady 25 cents top J25.50 on shipper and big: packer accounts; slaughter ewes strong at down. Chicago Board of CHICAGO.

fAPi-- FollowinR is range, of prices in wheat, corn, oats rye. Cabbage Southern. 50 Ibs. 4.50 2.75© 3.00 7.50 5.00© 5.25 2.75-^ 3.00 3.73 4.00 3.7565! 4.00 5.50 and lard: WHEAT-- High May, July 2.20% December CORN-July July September December OATS-May July September December KYE-May SOYBEANS- Marcft May July LABD-- Warch May JrJv September 2.06'A 2.08 I.42JS 2.18% 2.05U 1.41'.i Close cr, Celery Pascal. Calif, cr.

Pascal. Fla. cr. Golden HT. Fla.

2.G5 3 it .67 4.00 5.00 6.500! 7.00 5.SO(ft 5.00 5.25Ca 5.50 3.00ra) 3.50 5.00(f?! 5.25 3.00(f?: 3.25 3.00 7.00^ 8,00 3.25(^3.60 3.00® 3.25 4.50 6.00 HEAR the MEANING 4 Of Today's News on 1 i totfE VrM-S- WSs Kft ms Vadeboncoeur Views the News ttttW: 12:15 P. M. i Monday Through Saturday '-V Vadeboncocur.interprets Today's News in the light of a broad background and Travel and Study of World Affairs Dandelion creens, Tex. crate Eggplant. Fla.

bu. Endive. Tex. crate 1.41% southern Lfittuce. Icebere.

5 I 3 8 Onions West 5 0 Ibs. 1.3l-?i crate Peas. Western, bu. So. bu.

iPotatces. sweet southern, bu. Idaho. 100 Ibs. do Tex.

50 Ibs. cr. I.56%©1.57 Shallots. do bunches ISalad mix. 6-oz.

doz. 2.43Viff?2.43=USpinach 10. oz. doz. 2.25ffr} 2.40 2.39 Texas, 2.50(73 3.00 2.35?; "Riitabacas.

Can. 50 lb. 1.30tf» 1.60 Tomatoes, repacked 10 units 2.15672 2.35 Vi'ln Yams. Southern, bv. 4.75© 5.00 14,72 1 BEAN MARKET (Per.

100 LbS. The following quotations represent Paid for beans per 100 pounds at the farm by dealers in Central and Western New York on a hnna-Dick-cd basis: Pea beans 6.50 Marrow Beans 7.50® 7.75 NEW YORK foreign ex- I TMfc H'ffi change rates follow Britain in dol-' Wmte Kidneys 11 so 2.45 2.41 2.37% 14.85 14,90 14.97 1.42*; 2.38% 2.35V4 14.67 14.70 14.77 S.00@ 3.25 2 14.77 15-05 14.85 14.87 Foreign Exchange or 92.75 U. S. others iri cents); Canadian dollar in New ket 4 per cent discoun cents. UD Va of a cent.

EUROPE: Great, Britain S4.03 1 i. unchanged; Great Britain 30 day futures up TV of a cent: Great Britain 60 aay futures UD of a cent: Great Britain 90 day futures M.02^. up of a cent; France a 3 of A cent, off Italy (lira) Jan. fixed rate .001739. Dec.

001739; Sweden fkrona) 27.85 un- chaneed; Switzerland (franc) (free) 25.16 unchanged. LATIN AMERICA: Argentine (free) off .12 of a cent; Brazel (free) 5.50. unchanged: Mexico 14.53. off .01 of a cent. Nominal.

Kidneys 7 5 0 (Note: Add 10 cents per 100 to the iotatlnns for delivery to the plant. Black Turtles 5.50 COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK. able cottonseed oil futures closed 5 to 18 higher; sales. 95 contracts. Hish LOW March May July October 16.96 16.90 16.85 15.90 16.75 16.73 16.63 13.90 Close 16.94 16.74Bid 15.90 TREASURY REPORT WASHINGTON.

(AP)--The position Of the treasury. Jan. 27: Net' Budget receipts J183.006.694.61. Budget expenditures S79.794.913.92. Cash balance 54,344.020.426.93.

Radio Program for Tuesday, Feb. 1 TONIGHT'S RADIO FEATURES 6.45 p. m. WSYR--Three Star Extra; WAG-Ted Malone: WFBL-- Lowell Thomai 7.00 p. WNDR--Fulton Lewis.

WSYR--Supper Club with Jo Stafford 7.30 p. rn.WSYR7-.Bill Reddy sports: WAGE--Phil Bovero; WFBL--Club 15 8,00 p. m. WFBL--Mystery Theater; WNDR--Joe McDoakes with George O'Hanlon. 8.30 p.

m. WFBL--Mr. and Mrs- North; WAGE--Town Meeting. "Defense Pact with Western Eurooe." 8.00 p. m.

WFBL--We. the People. Interviews; WSYR--Bob Hope show, with Doris Day. 9.30 p. m.

WSYR--Fibber McGee and Molly comedy; WNDR--Air Force Hour; WFBL--Morey Amsterdam's show, 9.45 P. m. WAGE--Detroit Symphony, Karl Kreugcr conducting Brahms Symphony No. 4" in Minor. 10.00 p.

m. WFBL--Hit the Jackpot: WSYR--Big Town. 10.30 p. m. WFBL--Mr- Ace and Jane; WSVR--People Are Funny.

11.10 p. m. WSYR--Post-Standard News WSYR 570 WAGE 620 NBC I ABC i DR 1260 1 WFBL 3390 1 WOLF 1490 Mutual I CBS I 7,00 7.15 7.30 7.45 i Here's Your Chance Straw" Vote in the Hall Sweepstakes" Top Tunes, Plus All the Dope You Want on Records and Recording Artists Clip This Coupon and Mail to WSYR Today 8.00 8.15 8.30 8.45 9,00 9.15 10.00 10.15 10.30 10.45 11.00 11.15 11.30 11.45 News. Ottow'y Hennessy- Henncssy Swift Travel Time Weather Man Hennessy Hennessy Hemiessy Hennessy Goes Calllne Goes Calling Fred WarinK Fred Wariziff Road of Lifr Brighter Ray Dr Paul Love Learn Music Room Lora Lawton Williams Jesfee Jeslce Jeske Williams Jeske Jeske Jeske Breakf'st Club BresXrst Club Breakf'st Club Breakfst- Club True Story True Story Williams Rhythmic ARC Jane Jordan J. Kirkwood Music Room Galen Drake Nevrs Rise Shine Bise Shine Rise Shine Rise Shine Rise Shine Rise News: Pet Tell Neighbor Tel-O-Quest Tel-O-Quest Talk of Town Our Faith Listener Reports Easy Rhythm Lindlahr Gab, Heatter Lanny Ross News: Musical Musical Clock.

Musical Clock News Musical: Clock Musical Clock; Musical Clock. Musical Clack Musical Clock Coffee With Curtis Coffee with Curtis Art Godfrey Art Godfrey Art Godfrey Art Godfrey Owens Rosemary News: Mem'rs in Melody Crosby Sing Crosby News Buckaroos Buckaroos Amos Phipos Sacred Heart Son o' Pion'rs Polka Party Polka Party News. -Sinatra Sinatra Artie Shaw Artie Shaw News. Corcert Con. Favorites Con: Favoritei Con.

Favorites "City Hall Sweepstakes" Mail to Fred Hillegas; WSYR; Syracuse 2, N. Y. I I suggest for the Party 1 nomination for mayor of Svracuse. AFTERNOON I My name h. -I HI Address Remarks 570 Kilocycles 12.00 12.15 12.30 12.45 i 1.00 1.15 1.30 1.45 in.i 2.00 2.15 2.30 2.45 3.00 3.1S 3.30 3.45 4.00 4.15 4.30 4.45 5.00 5.15 5.30 5.45 News.

Hlll'gas Vadeboncoeur Hennessy Weather Man Ed Murphy Ed Murphy Ed Murohy "Ed Murpby D'ble D'ble Nothing Today's ChiL News L-iTc Beautiful Ma Parlclns Pepper Youne B'stase Wife Stella 'Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Srowr 31rl Portia Just BUI Parrell Williams Listen, Win Welcome Travelers Williams Request Time Request Time Request Time Request Time Request Time Bride and Groom Ladies Seated Ladies Seated Housn Party House Party Kay Kyser Kay Kyscr Hillbilly Hotel reen Hornet Green Hornet J. Armstrong J. Armstronc News Katr Sounds Easy Bine Sings Luncheon Gantr Happy. Canst Music Queen For A Day Hope Chest Hope Chest Rem. Music Rem.

Music Rem. Music Rem. Some Old; New Some Old. Adventure Par, Superman Capt. Midnite Tom Mix W.

Warren Aurit Jenny Helen Trent Gal Sunday Blc Sister Ma Farlcins Dr. Malone Guiding Licht Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Norah Drakv. Makes Tick. David Harum RUltop House Don Ameche in A ech e- Hint Hunt Hunt.

R. Q. Lewis R. Q. News; Bucks Buckaroos Buckaroos Buckaroos News: Sand Band Concert Matinee.

Musicale Treas. Bond Treas. Bond Owens H. Shrlnar News: L'bardo Lombardo uombardo Lombardo News; Haymes Dick Haymes Dick Jurscns DIclc Jurgens News: C'bake Clambake Clambake EVENING 6.00 6.15 6.30 S.45 7.00 7.15 7.3D 7.45 News. Club 570 Rothrum 3 Star Extra Supper Club World Newi Boston Black tc B.flO This Is Your "Life Alar.

YOUHR Alan Young S.15 ft.30 S.4S 10.00 10. IS 10.30 10.45 imH 11.00 11.1* 11.30 11.45 Bob Hope Bob Hope Mr Gee and Molly Bis Town Blc Town Prcple art Funny News Morton D'net Ed Murphy Sports Johnson Ted Malone Edwin C. Hill Dinner Counterspy Counterspy Youth. Oov't Marine story Town Town M'ting Town M'tint Town M'tint. Cfinham Detroit Srm.

Detroit Sym, Deiroit Sym. Labor U.S.A. Your Business Soorts News Music for Drcamlni News Sports Candlelight and Stiver Fulton Lewis Pass. News Inside Sports George O'Hanlon Official Detective G. Heatter Newsreel Air Forca Hour Korns Krflckin' Decision Now Melodies News Dance MnMe John.

KamM John, Kamel Bancroft Time Tor Dellne L. Beulah JftcJc Smith Club 15 E. R. Murrow MTstcry Theater Mr. and Mrs, North the Pcoplt Morcy Amstcrdum Hit Jackpot Hit Jackpot Mr.

Ace. Jane Ncvs. Decker Decker 3uy LombarGo 1 Guy LombnrGo News B'x Juke Box Juke Box Sportscoop News; Miller G. Miller Miller G. Miller News; Bucks.

Buckaroos Bins Crosby Crosby Sports; Wayne G. Lombardo G. Lomhardo News; man Buckiitoos Buckaroos News: S'Man Serenade Sandman Serenade News; S'dman Sandman Sandmnn Sandman York, stock exchange: (Saies in lOOst 17 ADAMS EXPRESS 7 Air 2 Alaska juneau 16 Aileehany Corp .3 Alice Lud Stl 2 Al Cbem Dye 6 Allied 12 Allis-Ch Mfe 3 Aiaarada Pet 25 Am 6 Am Cable Rad 9 Am Caa 5 Am Fdy 9 Am Cyanamid 5 Am Home Prod 11 Am Locomot 13 Am Pow Lt 11 Am Rad Am Smelt Am Stl Fdrs 3 Am Sugar 20 Am Tel Tel 1 Am Tobacco 6 Am Viscose 2 Am Wat Wks 4 Am "Woolen Anaconda COD 14 Armco Stl 1.20 do pf 8 Armour Co 7 Assd Dry Goods 12 Atch SP 14 Atl Refining Atlas Corp 15-Avco Miff 7 BALD LOCO 29 Bait Ohio 23 Barnsdall Oil 7 Bendix Aviat 3 Best Foods 51 Beth Steel Blaw-K-nox 2 Boeinc Airp 2 Bosrden Co 8 Borg-Warner 2 Bridcpc Brass 3 Bribes MTg 12 Budd Co 8 Burline Mills 15 Burr Add Men 1 CALIF PACKING 10 Callahan Z-Lead 28 Can-id Pacific 5 Carrier Corp Carriers Gen 3 Case JI) Co- 5'Caterpil Tracfc 20 Celanese "Coro 12 Celotex Corp 10-Certain-teed 18 Ches Ohio 35 Ch SP PaC 9 Chi NW 31 Chrysler Colo 8 T- Finan CWve El Blum 1 Coca-Cola 10 CoIeate-Palm-P 12 Col Fuel Ir 1 Colum Br-cait 3 Coml Credit 14 Coml Solvents 18 Com'wlth Edls 100 Com'wlth South 15 Cons Edison Cons "Nat Gas 50 Cons Vultee i 11 Cont Can i 13 Cont Motors 1 i 37 Cont Oil Del 9 Corn Products 7 Crane Co 9 Curtis Publishing 364 Curtiss-WriEht 1.7. DEERE CO Del Hudson 6 Del Lack West 7 Detroit Edis 9 Dist Coro-SeaK 4 Dome Mines 5 Douglas Aircr Dresser Induct 12 du Font de 15 EASTERN AIR- 17 Eastman Kodak 9 El-Power 1 Emerson El 6 Erie RR 2 Evershar" 39 FARNS Tel RAD 5 Firestone to 6 Flintkote 1 Food Fair Strs i 2 GAIR (ROBERT) 3 Gan Am Invest .40 do pr 1 Gen 7Bs.Kins 6 Gen Cable 34 Gen Elec 3 Gen Foods 71 Gea Motors 13 Gen Pub TJt.il 2 Gillette Saf 8 Gimble Bros 2-Goodrich 14 Goodyear 42 Graham-PaiRe 10 Gt North Ry of 18 Greyhound 3 Gulf Mob Ohio 29 Gulf Oil 5 HATES MFG 4 Homestake Min 4 Houston Oil 30 Hudson 3d ILLINOIS CENTRAL 17 Inland Steel 1 Inspirat Con Cop 11 Interlake Iron. 35 Int Harvester 55 Int Nick Can 17 Tnt Paner 59 Int Tel Tet 10 JOHXS-MAWILLE 11 Jones Stl 9 Joy Mfe 35 KENNECOTT COP 3t LACLEDE GAS 13 Lchieh 3.

LehiEh Port 5 LehipH -Val Coal 1 Leh Coal 1 pf 3 Leh Val 9 Lehman Corp 3 Lib-O-F Glass 5 Libby. McN t. 2 LigKett Myers 12 Ixickhc-ed Airc 21 Loew's Inc 13 Lorillard 31 MACK TRUCKS 7 Marine Midland 5 Marshall Field 3 Martin 5 McKess Rob 7 Mo-Kan-Texas 12 Monsanto Chem 10 Mont-som Ward 17 Mullins Mfsr 3 Murray Corp 21 NASH-KELV 2 Nat Acme 17 Nat Biscuit 1 Nat Cash Rctr 8 Nat Container 11 Nat Dairy Prod 16 Nat Distillers 11 Nat Gypsum 2 Nat "Lead 6 Nat Pow Lt 3 Nat Supply 72 Central RR 3 Chi St pf 10 No Am Aviat 45 North Amer Co 27 Northern Pacific 4 Northwest Airl 25 OHIO OIL 9 Otis Elevator 6 Owens-Hl Glass 24 PAC GAS ELEC 62 Packard Motor 22 Pan Am Airways 1 Panhandle fc 49 Param Pictures 5 Penney (J C) 2 Penn Pw Lt 31 Penn RR 37 Pepsi-Cola 15 Phelps Dodge 7 PhHa Elec 8 Philca COVP 15 Philio Morris 20 Phillips Pet 8 Pressed Stl Car 7 Procter Gam 6 Pullman 21 Pure Oil RADIO CORP 8 Radio-K-Orph 11 Remind Rand 7 Reoub Avia 25 Repub Steel 1 "Revere COP Br 5 Rexftll Drue 9 Reynolds Tob 4 SAFEWAY STRS 22 St Reds Pfip 2 Scab AL RR 44 Sears Pocbwck 1 Servel Inc fi Shell Union Oil 3 Stmonds Co 40 Sinclair Oil 50 Socony-Vacuum 2fi Southern Pacific 12 Southern RT Spcrry Corp 5 Soicsrel Ine 29 Stand Brands Sid as Stand OH CaW Stand Oil Ind 43 Stand Oil 11 Stand OU phlo 2 Sterling Drue 1 Stokely-Van 3 Stone Webster 37 Studebnkf-r Corp 21 Sunray oil jft Swift Co Intl 57 TEXAS ro ft Gulf Prod 7 Tex PRC 4 TflX Trnst 12 TW WPt. A O'i 5 TJmken-Dci Axle the New i- High Low Close 20" 2V4 25 25 25 185 185 185 27 27V4 27 Vj 33 27 97' 39 26 Si 30 Vi 87 Stock Averages Stock averages compiled by Dow, Jones Jan. 31.

Industrials 17JH2; off .23 Rails ,52.57, off .12 Utilities 34.68, off .12 26 (i 36 f. 8 54 "i 2 8 13 16 8 53 66 35 34 37 3414 66 4 66 35 fe 26 Vi 13 99 36 93 1 36U 10 44 33 28 33 11 10 44 32 22 40 50 Vi 10 33 22 30 35 13 37 53 Vi 28 13 ii 7 35 45 140 3in 53 23 12 534 24 31 (Sales in 100s) 3 Union Pacific 4 United Air Lines 3 United Aircraft, 6 Un Cig-Wji Strs 17 United- Corp 12 united Fruit 8 Unitsu 8 For Sec 3 Gypsum 6 Chem 9 U. Lines 5 Rubber 116 Steel 1 Unit Strs 2nd pf 3 WALKER (H) GW 1 Wai worth Co 16 "Warner Bros Pict west ind Sus 5 West Un Tel 5 Westine Air Br, 19 Westing: Elec 12 Wheelinc Steel White Motor 12-WiIly-Ovftrland 4 Wilson co 13 Woolworth rFWI 1 Worthing MT TOUNGST SH 2 ZON1TE PROD Histb I-ow Close 86 V' 2 86 86 12 5 3 0, ft .4 ft ft .4, 2 1 1 51 1 11 11 21 102 101 U-101'A 20 Vi 213 20 13V- 13 Vj 4 i 7 9 23 i Close 2 40 Curb Quotation By The Associated -Frew NSW Is a partial of Monday's transactions on the New York curb exchange: (Sales In 100s) 3 AERO SUP 2 A aska 9 Alum Co Am Am Bant Car A 15 Am Gas El 25 Am Lisfcl 19 Am Maracalbo 1 Am Republics 11 Am Suoerpow 5 Ark Nat Gas 12 do A 13 Ashland Oil 19 Atlas -Corp war 34 BARIUM STL 3 Braz Tr 2 Brawn-F Dist 2 JBunlc Hill 8 Burma Ltd 4 Burry Biscuit, 5 CAL EL POW 3 Callite Tung 4 Can Marconi 1 Carr Con Else 2 Cessna Airc 1 Chief Cons Mng Hish 49 18 IB Ufc 76 75 18 1 1 76 30 20 Vi 15 32 15 7 14 4 77 9 3214 46 15 46 14 71 4 9 15 li 32 23 15 7 14 71 4 Investing Companies NEW YORK. (AP)--(National Associa Securities Dealers, AerSec 4.53 AmiFIn 3,66 "AmxH 24.25 ABSh 3.58 AxHFd 7.04 doB 14-28 BIHd 2.375 Bfin 18.83 BStln 14.79- BuIlFd 16.11 CanlnF CenST 31.66 Bid Askxl 45 140 6 55 45 140 ChFd Cm win DelPd DivTrE DivSh EHBF doStk 49 49 44 If 53 ll 2B 3U 7 33 44 7 31 6 7 4 21H 49 17 2fi 44 tt 53 31 33 3 9 2Ui 141; 14 14 14 52 21 Va 186 3 44'A 43 3 4 12 IB 12Vi 13 Vi iT( 49 26 21 3 i 14 14Vi 'SI 1 6 26 VJ, fl 4 49 36 4 FMTP Flnln GCCo GpSAp doAuc doAv doBld doChm doElc doPds doFAd doGB dbIM doInBd 14 14-i 103? 10 38 60 38 4 1 60" 6014. 44 4 16 60 2V, 30 60 44 1 4m 35 Vi 17 13 i 30U 4R 1 38 50 'S 13's 30 5 1 1 doMch doMin doPet doRRB doRBK doRRS doStl doTob doUtil HPFd Inclnv ISLAv doBk.

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CORP 6 Mesabi Iron 11 Mid St vtc 2 Mining Corp Can 2 Molybdenum -5 Monogram Pict 7 Monroe Loan A 1 Morris PI 8 NAT BELLAS HESS 81 Nat Un Rad 1 Zinc 1 N. Mex Ariz Ld" 5 New Park MnK 38 Niag Hud Pow 2 Niles-Bem-P 2 Northeast Airl 14'Nor Sta Pw. 5 Northrop Airc ti OGDEN CORP 2-1 PAXCOAST 19 Faritepec Oil 11 Fennroad 8 Pharis 8 Pioneer Gold 6 Pitts Metallu 4 Polaris Mng 74 RKO OPT WAR 8 Raytheon Mis 1 Rio Gr Val 2 Ryan Aero- 2 Ryan Cons Pet 1 ST LAW CORP 21 Salt Dome Oil 6 -Schulte DA i 12 Seeal Lock 19 Selected Indus 3 .20 Singer Mft 1 Solar Airc. 1 So Penn Oil 5 Stand Cau 5 St Oil Ky 4 St or Lt 4 Starrett Corp 6 Sterl Ens 1 Sterling Inc 3 Sunbeam Corp 2 TECHNICOLOR 4 Thor Corp 3 Tri-Cont war. 32 UNIT 25 Unit Lt Rys 6.50 Tjnit, Shoe 4 TJ Foil 15 XT Int Sec 5 VENEZT7EL PET 1 Syn 7 WRIGHT-HAHG 10 44 35 10 37 Ms 6 13 60 13 13? 13 28 17H 13 72 15 28 -17.

13 Vi 72 75 35 ft 13 16 ly 93 8 4 93 3H 72 75 12 16 4 10 3 93 21 10 12 15 109 10 Is 12 A 10 Vi 108H 10 3d 97 S7 10 12 A 10 K. 109 10 3. 36 97 V. 106 i 18 16 16 4 18" 16 4 6 9 -r Markets at Glance By The Associated Pre NEW XORK 1 STOCKS--Lower; prices quietly drift down. BONDS--Mixccir rails decline.

COTTON-- Quiet; mill buying. STOCK SALES-- 610,000 shares. CHICAGO WHEAT--Easy; light. CORN-- Easy; small pricft changes. Barley steady in dull trade, HOGS-- Generally 25 cents lowers top $22.00.

CATTLE-- Unevenly strong to 50 cents lower. Dairy and Poultry NEW YORK. (AP)-- BUTTER (2 days receipts) 328,201. firm. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons.

Creamery, higher than 92 score and premium marks (AAi 92 score (A) 90 score (8) CHEESE-- 12 days 'receipts) 309.114, ir Wholesale sales, fresh American (whole milk) cheddars Csrass Vj; Cheddars a 1948 shell cured Dingle daisies single daisies 1948) sincie daisies (grass shelf cured 58(a60c; flats 37c; Hats (Brass 50l54c: Hats (Rrass 1948). flats Urass 1948) shelf cured midsets (grass 1948) midsets (grass 1948) sheU cured processed 5 Ibs. domestic Swiss (single tubs) best 56fii58c others 47(S'53c. 01, 3 66 4 3V 2 2 7 A 66 IVz 8 i is 1V 3 SVi 9 9 9 9 2 4 3 2H 24 3 24 10 6 710 I i 10 pncc-s $howed little chance day in the wholesale market, EGGS--2 days'receipts) 25.377. steady.

New York spot Quotations follow: Midwestern: colors: Fancy heavyweights 46 47Vjc; extra 1- large extra 2 larco 45c: extra medium pullets 43c: current receipts dirties 43c; checks 42c. WHITES--Fancy heavyweights 46ti extra i larce 45 3 extra 2 larse 45c; extra 1 medium 45c. BROWNS--Fancy licavvweights extra 1 larse 45c; extra 2 lares extra 1 medium Nearby: (Top quotations on nearby white and brown CESS represent highest wholesale selling prlccss for the finest, marks available, and not caylne orices to nroducen or shippers. "WHITES--Extra fancy heavyweights 49cs fancy, heavyweights 4748c others 46c; mediums BROWNS--Extra fancy heavyweights 49c; fancy heavyweights 47(g48c others 46c: mediums 45i6c. DRESSED POULTRY--Easy.

Fouls, dry packed boxes or bbls. fresh and frozen. Old cocks, dry packed, baxes. fresh. Chickens, dry packed, boxes.

frozen, Turkeys, northwestern. dry packed, frozen, young hens, under 18 Ibs. ybuns toms. 16(S24 Ibs. 60tc 63c.

24-lbs. and over Western, dry packed, frozen, young hens under 16 Ibs. 74(j7'75c: under 20 Ibs. 20-24-lbs. 24 Jbs.

and over 54 230 230 10 32 7 30 11 10 32 1' 13 22 2 22 5 3l ITit 230 10 32 30 1 11V: 2 22 49- a 14JJ 5'" 2 60fj 61 farwestern, dry packed, frozen, youne nens, under. 16 Ibs. 76c; youhe toms. under 20-lbs. 20-24 Ibs.

24 Ibs. and over old hens 62 63c: old toms 57c; southwestern, drv packed, frozen, young hens. 3-14 Ibs. 74c; young toras. under 20 Ibs 2024-lbs.

POULTRY-- Irregular. By None. 3y Exoress: Broilers. crosses New Ensland best 373Q. ordinary to lair 35(Qi 36c, low ai 33c.

Delaware cockerels few ordinary crosses nearby 38c; rocks ordinary to fair Turkeys. youns hens frozen mostly SOc. Vwhita 70(75c; young toms bronze S5(S60c, low as 52c. Old roosters southern Fowls, leghorn 40c, ordinary to fair rocks 45t5i4fic. heavv, ordicarv, or scabby 44fij45c North Carolina 44c, few 45c.

VirKinia and Tennesee 44c: reda heavy few young 47cj Nonh Carolina 'Virginia Tennesee 43 blacks three marks 50c. heavy, ordinary or scabby '4647c, North, Carolina' 45i46c: nearbv fancy southern crosses 4-H-5-lbs. Efinerally 59c. 4.1bs. ordinary 43c, 3l-i-3'-a Ibs.

ordinary reds Delaware -50c; blacks 5-lbs S5c. ordinary Ibs, Country Dressed Meats (State Dept. of Aericulturn and Marketst- NEW YORK. (AF) Country calves: receiots moderate, dernana mn-rfcet steady. Per choice 50c.

fair to small. HOTHOUSE LAMBS--Receipts a market steady. Per pound. Fancv 75c ooor to good 50(S6DC- RABBITS--Receipts liberal demand de- WhFnd 15.35 16.90 Quotations furnished by National As- of Securities Dealers Inc which states they do not necessarily reflect actual trans actions or firm bids or offers but should indicate approximate -prices- and unless indicated, are as quoted by the sponsors or issuers. Asterisk indicates, "Not quoted by sponsors or issuers." TURPENTINE QUOTES SAVANNAH.

Ga. (AP)--Turpentine. 39c; offerincs and sales. 160:. receipts.

2.716: shipments. 6: stocks. 15,469. Rosin: Off-erines and sales. 76: receipts 143: shipments, 9: stocks, 17.686.

Quote: B. 6.50: 4. 6.90: E. 7.00: F. H.

I. K. N. 7.15: WG. 7.35; X.

7:80. low. market weak Per Jound few 45c. poor, small or heavy 30W35C. LIVE POTTLTRY-- Receipts- moderate by truck.

Demand cood for fowls i and pullets but slow for broilers. Market lirm on fowls and pullets but slow for broilers, Market firm on fowls acd pullets. stcad on broilers. Listed and Unlisted SECURITIES William Pope, Inc, State Tower Bids. 3-2146 Check this NEW STOCK LIST F.

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