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16 THE POST-STANDARD Thursday, Nov. 18, 1948 llOdn VI ft 1 11 Ir Pf 11 Afl tfl ll IXVlUlllVU IV Ui Ji Dr. F. J. Holzwarth Dies, Grimes, Ex-Writer For P-S, Expires Bodies of 73 War Former SU Professor Dr.

Franklin J. Holzwarth, 82, of '911 Walnut retired head ot the Germanic languages department at Syracuse university, died yesterday following-a heart attack in a Syracuse grocery store. TM 4 i Dr. Holzwarth, treasurer of Phi The bodies of Americans. In- Beta Kappa honorary fraternity, eluding 73 from Syracuse and vicin- was a member of Phi Kappa Psi ity.

who Idst their lives during fraternity, former commissionar on world war two, have been returned 'Jj 6 ar duca on T- -i A th Central New York Methodist to the Lruted States from and University Method- aboard the U. S. army transport ist church. Carroll Victory, the department of A native of Lafargeville, Jeffer- the army announced yesterdav. son county, he spent his boyhood A Rochester.

He was graduated Armed forces dead, originally ln-. Northwestern university. terred in temporary military ceme- taught two years in the midwest teries in France. Belgium and Holland had been principal of Minoa land, are among those brought school a year before becom- to this country. ing associated with Syracuse uni- From Onocdaga county are: versity 57 years ago.

PFC John M. Congdon, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Warren E. Congdon, Sr. 123 Ash- Anne Holzwarth; a daughter, Mrs.

worth pi. Thomas S. Squire of Skaneateles; Pvt. Edwin Covert army. sons, Dr.

Franklin Karl Holz- Clinton Covert, Skaneateles, RD-1, iwarth of Rochester and Raymond PFC Nicholas E. DeTota. Holzwarth of Syracuse; a Amelia H. DeTota, Lemoyne Edward Holzwarth of Fa- HD-2. iyetteville; foui 1 grandsons, two James F.

Fitzgibbons, and five great- James Fitzgibbor.s, 119 Loehr ave, grandchildren, PFC Raymond L. Franklin, Rites will be at 2 p. m. tomor- Dorothy L. Franklin.

109 Light cL row at the home, the Rev. Dr. Wil- Pvt. Bennie P. Fratelio.

G. Cole officiating. Burial will Mrs. Pauline C. Fratelio, Jordan, be in Oak wood cemetery.

RD-2. Pvt. Clyde I. Hackett. army, Helen M.

Hackett, 116 Conklin ave. Second Lt. Jack A. Haynes. air force.

Clyde W. Haynes, 119 Power! st, Solvay. rant proprietor retiring in 1944, died Second-Lt William J. Kew, air yesterday st his home, 542 Seymour force, Hubert A. Kew.

22 Grove He had lived SARANAC LAKE. John H. Grimes, 4B, owner and president of radio station WNBZ, at Saranac Lake, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home. He had been ill with influenza twn days. Grimes had been connected with the station, an American Broadcasting Co.

affiliate, about six years. He was president and treasurer of the operating company, the Upstate Broadcasting Corp. A former ITew Jersey newspaperman, Grimes came tn Saranac Lake about 20 years ago. He was Saranac Lake correspondent of The New Regional Mart Late Recovery Checks All-Day Stock Retreat Moderate Supply More Than Ample Moderate receipts of all fruits and vegetables were more than ample to ery checked an all-day retreat in meet trade requirements in a light the stock market Wednesday. Curb Quotations The Associated Prta a partial list NEW YORK, (a 1 )--A late recov- compared with 1,060,000 Tuesday and trading session on the Central New York regional market yesterday.

Potatoes, cabbage and squash moved slowly, whereas apples Losses of fractions to a point or more were well in the majority at the final bell but the widest de- cleared fairly well. All prices held dines of the session were trimmed generally steady. Nearby eggs and live poultry were extremely light and the market held nominally steady. Lemons advanced slightly for the only important price change under a moderate demand in the commission houses. Two carloads of York Times and The Syracuse Post- Produce were received.

Standard many years before entering the radio field. Survivors include his widow and two children. Dr. Franklin J. Holzwarth Death Record ROCCO BAGNATO, 58, a restau in Syracuse 46 years.

Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Bald winsvi lie. PFC Meinrad K. Kleiner, army. Mrs.

Ruthadet E. Kleiner, 1004 E. Adams st. PFC Frank J. Kroll, army, Frank Concetta Rani- A.

Carleo, 160 Mather st, eri Bagnato; a PFC James H. LaDue, army, Mary daughter, Mrs. LaDue, 832 Parfe ave. Dominic Froio, PFC John A. McDonald, army, a granddaugh- Evaline L.

McDonald, 174 Ostrander ave. PFC Edward McGuire. army, Mrs Frances McGoire, Buckley Liverpool. ter, Miss Nata Anne Jlacqua; two sisters in Italy, and several nieces and PFC Robert J. Murphy, nephews, Leon A.

Murphy, 205 Parsons dr. Services will Rocco Bagnato PFC Thomas L. Owens, at 8.45 a. Saturday at the William F. Owens, 203 Walberta and at 9,30 a.

m. in St. Peter's Pvt. Nelson P. Pratt, army.

Mrs. church, where a solemn high mass Edith E. Pratt, Brewerion, RD-1. requiem will be celebrated by Pvt. Leonard A.

Rauch. army, the Angelo Strzzoru. Burial Leonard W. Rauch, Maxwell will be in Assumption cemetery, East Syracuse. Calling hours are 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 PFC Carl W.

Stenson. army, Ezra loday and tomorrow. S.enson. 439 W. Ostrander ave.

PFC Joseph J. Zdep army, Ann MRS. MARY ANN MCCARTHY, M. Zdep, 204 Tioga st. native of BalriwinsvUle, died yester- 'day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

William Kohlbrenner of 714 W. Col in st. Surviving, besides Mrs. Kohlbren- Funeral for PFC Francis J.iner. are three other daughters, Mrs.

Blakeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Catherine Grieb and Mrs. Clara Frank Blaicerr.ar. of 927 Caleb of Syracuse and Mrs.

will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in Veronica Phalen of Bedford, two the Edward F.Gavnor funeral Lewis J. and Herbert A- Mc- 119 South ave. and at 9.30 in Blessed ai TM and a brother Jame Sacrament church.

Burial will be Smith. in St Agies cemetery. Military: Services will be at 8.30 a. Sat- rites wilt be held at the cemetery, ij 1 19 the nome hcr brother, PFC Blakeman. who was killed! 1622 Bellcvue at 0.30 a.

rn. in action in Italy in 1944, served Marv 's church, Baldwinville, with the 91st Infantry division. vhere a solemn high mass of graduate of Eastwood high school requiem will be celebrated. Burial he received training at Camp 1 be st Mary's cemetery, Cain, Miss. Fort Jackson, N.

C. and THOMAS MIKOLAJCZYK of 309 Services Tomorrow For PFC Blakeman Fort Meade, Md. Surviving are brother. James L. Blakeman.

mf -iff A 4 Surviving are ms parem and a i ave died suddenly at his James L. Blaxcman. yesterday morning. A-native i. poland Mr.

Mikolajczyk had Klt6S Jt I 0lay lived here 40 years and was a for- A mer employe of the New York Cen- Or UrOZQ Ural railroad. Surviving are his wife, Rites for Sgt Clay, Victim of War 2, Slated Tomorrow The funeral of Harry Clay, 27, of the 72d Liaison squadron, army airforce, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the G. H.

Maurcr funnral hnmo, Liverpool, Ihe Pcv. Paul E. Hicka- daugh officiating. Burial will be in North Syracuse. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. today. Sgt. Clay was killed in action in Santa Marie, Harry E. Clay Italy, Aug.

27, 1944. He was graduated irom Vocational high school and was employed by Skcele Builders, before his enlistment Oct. 15, 1940. He served with the infantry a year and later re-enlisted in the airforce in 1942. Sgt, Clay received his wings in April, 1943, and left for overseas in May, 1944.

He was a member of First Ward Presbyterian church. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. "rank H. Clay of Buckley town of Salina; two sisters, Mrs.

Richard L. Warren of Clark Mills and Mrs. Robert Dolan of Rome; two brothers, Charles Clay of Elmira and Henry Clay of North Syracuse; and his grandmothers, Mrs. Ida Bergen of Utica and Mrs. Elsie Clay of North Syracuse.

Desormeau Rites Scheduled Today In Chittenango Services for PFC Albert J. Desormeau, 21, of Chittenango, who was killed in the invasion of Italy, Oct. 14th, 1943, will Herbert Hutchins Rites Tomorrow Private funeral services for Herbert Hutchins, who died early yesterday at his home in Peck Hill will be held at the home tomorrow at the convenience of the family. The Rev. Dr.

Ellsworth C. Reamon will officiate, and burial will be in the Ogdensburg cemetery. Mr. Hutchins was a science Instructor at Pawling Fchool, Pawling. He was a member of the First Pres- hytorinn church of OKdcnshnrjJ, the American Legion find A Tau Omega fraternity of Si.

Lawrence university. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Adeline Drake Hutchins; two daughters, Mrs. Gordon C. Mcnzica and Miss Hm-riot HutchiriB; his mother, Mrs.

Onvid Ilulchins oj N. imtl a gnmclfion, Gordon C. Jr. Friends may call this afternoon and evening. in numerous cases.

It was the market's first average setback after a 3-day advance. Many stocks took a zig-zag course, starting out higher, moving downward, and then rallying. Volume dropped below 1,000,000 shares for the first full session this month. The total of 970,000 shares was the smallest since Oct. 29.

Trading was largely professional, with the ge'neral public still a little uneasy after the post-election break. Many deals represented switching from one issue to another or efforts to make a few dollars on quick turnover. Corporation executives voted dividends in the grand manner. Extras, specials, increases and stock payments were announced in an unfaltering stream, but were more or less ignored downtown. Some selling was credited to disappointment over failure of this week's rally to get very far.

rar 54 4S Farmers Market Wholesale micei reported tu N. 7. State Bureau of Markets up to 8,30 ft. m. at central Nev York Regional 'Jarket.

FHUTTi Apples. Mclntosh, bu. Wealthy bu. Northern Scics- bu. Pears, BOEC, bu.

VEGETABLES Beets, topperi, bu. New York Stock Exchange 2.25® 3.00 1.75$ 2.28 2.5051 3.60 4.00® 4.50 By The Associated Press NEW is ft partial tabulation of Wednwday's transactions on tho New York Block cxchanKc: Bfeets, doz. bunches Beet Greens, HH, bu. Broccoli, doz. bunches Brussci sprouts, qu Cabbage, bu.

red, bu. Chinese, doz. do. Danish, bu, Savoy, br. Carrots, doz Dun topped, bu, Cauliflower 9s And 12s Celery hearts, doz.

bu. stalks, doz, Golden Heart, Pascal, 3-3 Endive doz, bunches RflGnrolc. tloz, lb Lettuce, HH, Onions, MIJZ 1.00® 1.25® 1,00 .40 (M 1.003 1,25 2.00 1.50 J.t .75 1.00 1.35 .65 ,90 .50 1.25 2.50 1.H6 1.85 4.25 tmncftcft yrllow. 30 Ibs. J'trJlJW.

5-Jb. Parsnips, 5M 4.00© S.UOM .90 a 1.00 l.M .35 .40 1.50Q 1.78 bu, 1.50 1.00© 1.25 2.25 Markets at a Glance NEW YORK STOCKS--Lower; leaders in slow decline. 1 BONDS--Quiet; price changes narrow. COTTON--Steady; New Orleans buying. STOCK shares.

CHICAGO WHEAT-Firm; mill buying. CORN--Firm; aided by strength in wheat. OATS--Steady; followed corn higher. SOYBEANS--Mixed; deferred contracts eased, HOGS--Steady to 25 cents higher; top $22.00. CATTLE--Unevenly strong to 50 cents lower; top $38.50.

Investing Companies KEW YORK. (AP)--(National Association Securities Dealers, Inc.) Bid Asked AerSoc 4.58 5.03 AIIFInc 3.R9 4.04 23.125 25.125 AxHFdB 14.34 BlrHld BITA BnFdln BdStln BullPd CnlnFd CcShTr 2.525 S3. 03 18.14 15.61 16.14 3.90 30.il 7.75 15.50 3,375 96.94 20.23 lfi.88 17.60 5.10 Cmlnv DelFrl DiTrE DivShs EHBF EHSt 5.14 fi.40 1.38 23.55 15.24 FIFdln 23.37 22.50 Services for Anatole M.Mrs, Nellie Mikolajcfcyk, and a son, Drozd, son of Mrs. Frances Drozd'Stephen Mikolajczyk. Services will of 901 S.

McBride killed in ac-lbc held at 10,30 a. m. Saturday in tion at Castelfioremino, Italy, in I the John Giminski funeral home, 1945. will be held at 9 a.m. loday 1320 W.

Genesee st and at 11 a. m. in the John Giminski funeral in Sacred Heart church. Burnal will A veteran of 15 years army serv-ibe in Sacred Heart cemetery. ice, he had seen dutv in China, Hawaii, Panama and Trinidad be- LEV1 DEMBO, former Syracusan, fore being sen: to the European died yesterday in Washington, D.

C. theater. He received the purple Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eva heart and the presidential unit cita- Dembo, daughter of Mr. and medal.

He is survived by his mother, tion. His las: outfit was the 834th Barnett Winkelslein of A Dcsormeau; a brother, tank destroyer battalion. Com- tnr ee sons, Martin. William andJDesormeau of Syracuse; two panv A. Dembo, and a be at 1 m.

today in SI. Patrick's Chittenango, the Rev. a Dee officiating. Burial will be in St. Agnes cemetery, where Sullivan Post 12B7, A i a Legion, i military rites.

Born Jan. 12, 1922, PFC Desor- FMTFd Fulvln GfC'aCr OclnTr HnFr-Ac A i GnScAv GnScBn GnSeCh GpScEl GnffeFo GSFAd OSGBfi ORTMO 5. I 4.1.1.1 4 9 5.07 7.35 5.82 9.3fl 4,44 B.03 7.4fi fi.fi'J 11.84 S.D] IS .07 7.45 1,52 25.18 16,30 25.26 24.50 5,75 14,73 fi.32 fi D2 0 1 1 5.2(3 7.97 fi.32 in.17 4.83 Bid Asked KCK1 KCK2 KCB1 KC82 KG83 KG 84 KnicFd MaFdAu MaFdDr MaBoFri MnlvTr MI2FI Mutiny NWBF Natlnv NS6-B NSSLPB NSS-P9 NSS-In NSS-St NRS-IE(, I 8 8 20,55 fi.17 1.10 4.43 4.6fi 3.34 3,80 3.R4 4.31 4 24 7.22 24.70 11.20 13.64 23.01 8.50 B.fiS 6.31 4.3B S.04 1 3 3 4 3.44 17.11 22.42 27.48 14.47 12.31 4.84 S.12 3.60 3.45 4.19 3.8 4.23 1.3fl .711 1,25 Peoners. Italian hots, Calif. Wondfrs.

bu Potntor. 1 unlfind, bu. l.SSroj 1.30 muck, bu. Oil IhH. 1.1 home crown, doz.

bnchfl. litjfsliftl animuh. yflilnw. bu, Delicious, bu, Table Queen. bu Hubbard.

bu Turnips, puiple. topped bu. Vegetable Oysters, doz. bunches MISCELLANEOUS Cider, swrct. (tal.

Honey, 6-ib. oall roats, Ib. Mfi rj oncnrP lb Wood 32 7.00 :i.5iLfi22 on 9.5UWJ20.00 (l.UOfttU.OO 1.0 Oft .75 .80 1,25 1,00 1.40 1.90 30 crate Medium, crate Pullets FGr.S. RETAIL ERRS, extra large largo medium do, pullets POULTRf Broilers, live lb. Ducks, live, lb.

dressed, lb. Fowl, W. Lechorn live Rocks and Beds Fryers, roasters, live, Ib Dressed coultrv drawn lb. ,350 .4 Jfrf .703 .85 .85 70 .42 ,45 .70 .32 ,40 48 .75 Commission Houses 4.01 7.01 28.70 12.11 14.01 13.97 9.17 6.90 7.13 4.7D 5.51 (I.3S 3. li 5 7.

IB 0.70 PFC Desormcau meau; received the purple heart fin Be Mo QpSeMI GpSePe GSRRB GSRRE GSRRS GpSeSt GnScTo HoPJFd In FoFd Inclnv fl.M 7 no ft. 24 7.38 2.42 3.79 4.59 4.94 4.01 4.59 4.18 1 6 1 20,79 fl.13 7.BP fi.flf) 8.00 2.84 4.12 4.99 5,37 4.30 4.51 1.65 25.48 8.D8 NSS-Sn NcEnFd NYSAE NYSAU NYSAv NYSBS NYSCK NYBHT NYflDT 14.08 9.05 S.31 5.74 7.R3 10.10 10.11 JO. 24 3.. 14 15. in fl.OS 6.48 6.2C 8.58 11.07 11.22 NYBEKq KYflMft NYSMfit NYSOI! NYSRal NYSPCc NYSRRE NYSSt NATB55 NATS56 RelnFd RuBcFd SeAmSh The body arrived in Syracuse Pearle Dcmbo.

Services and burial Mrs. Earl Cromp and Mrs. a A InvTBo .81 StatrTn 1.03 TrlnSh yesterdav. be morning in "Wash- Wallace of Chittenango. Surviving besides his mother a sister, Mrs.

Albert Scalzo. Burial: will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. 0 .1 Church Denies Charge as Train Demolishes Car Arrested AvnRrwc IB J- u. 213 Pl7nouth dr. died last night at Onondaga sanatorium.

She was a graduate nurse of St. Joseph's hospital in class of 1931 and was a member of the Branch 231, LCBA. Born in Syracuse, she had always lived here. Surviving are two sons, John R. and David Andrews; her mother, Mrs.

Julia A. a brother, and a sister, Mrs. York Central's westbound North on a charge of public intoxication after his automobile A Man. -tJlOmas I I eiiiu a aiatci, Patricia A Guenthner. Funora! services will be held at the John B.

Murphy funeral home, 308 Court Saturday, and in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at a time to be announced. Friends invited. Burial will be in St, Mary's cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Mira Eliza Rites for Blakeman, Killed Overseas, Here Tomorrow The funeral of Pfc.

Francis J. Blakeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blakeman of 1927 Caleb was killed in action four KCBl KCB2 KGB 3 KCB4 27.6H 7.63 28.55 25.39 17.78 3.08 UBFclB UBFdC D.21 B.62 15.4(1 S.32 10,72 6.2ft 8.12 3.35 2.42 14.38 2.49 25.46 10.32 46.no .72 20.83 17.50 5.92 10.12 9.45 16.04 fi.83 11.75 6,88 8,90 15.48 2.72 27.38 11.1 40. .81 UptStFd 1B.BO UcmSFd 7,28 16.48 18.62 17.6P WhitcFd 15.48 18.65 98 12.30 25.47 fi.96 27.29 23.27 .16.27 8.14 Quotations furnished by National Association of Securities Dealers.

Inc. which states (hey do not necessarily refiect actual transactions nr firm bids or offers but should Indicate approximate prices, and unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted by the sponsors nr Issuers. Asterisk indicates. "Not quoted by sponsors or Issuers," 4.25flu 4,75 3.00ffi) 3.25 2.30 a.wi 1.65ffiJ 2.25 1.900 2.00 0.5015)10,50 4.00^ 7.00 3 3 "75 5.25® 3.25fii 5.50 4.25fJt 4.50 3.50(77) 3 7 5 3.00® 3.25 fi.OO 5.80 nncca RO reportBd by the New Vork State Department of Affrlctilturo, find Markets Irom 8 a m. tn 8.3d a m.

follow: FEU ITS Apples, Western, Delicious, box 5.25CJ 5.50 Bananas. Cain, cr, 4.aa Cranberries. Ibs. 4.00ca 5.00 Grapefruit, box a i pink, box Grapes, White Malaga Calif, lut do, Emperor. IUB Muscat, lug Alicante, bu, Lemons, Calif, box OranBts.

box bnx Pears Bartlett. box D'Anjou, box Bone western box Plums. box Tangerines. Fla, box VEGETABLES Brans. Iimpr, arrois.

A. a Olory crt Chicory. L.A. crate Cucumbers. bu.

ettuce, icebcrir, Calif. 5s Onions West'n Spanish Ibs Peas. bu. Western, bu. Peppers, So.

bu. 3.0Qffil Potatoes, sweet, southern, bu. 2.fiOti) Idaho. 100 Ibs. 4,250 Shallots, doz.

bunches Bttlad mix, pics. doz. l.flfifl) in riox. i i i Cnn. 50 lb.

l.r-Crfi l.UO 1'oinittnos, repacked, i l. l.uo HH. Ohio Vams southern, bu. 3.50 BEAN A (Per 101) Lbs. The following quotations rcoresent orices Paid for beans per 100 pounds at the farm bv dealers in Central and Western Now York on a hand-picked basis: Pn brans fi.75 Red kidneys V.OO i B.OOfiTJ flc Yetlnw Evrn 12.00 i IS.fifl'MH.OlJ Black Turtles 13.63® 14,60 (Note: Add ID cents per 100 to tho above auotatlons for delivery to the plant.

4. 3.50® C.RO 8.00 3.25 4.7i- 4.75 3.25 2.8B .90 1 'i Dairy and Poultry 629 a Star Limited at Snyder's near Minoa, early yesterd ing, Zora I. Church, 47, of the Granier hotel, Minoa, pleaded not guilty before Justice of the Peace Tom Davis of Fayetteville yesterday. He posted S25 bail for his appearance Nov. 22.

Church, New York -Central beth Johnson of 928 Burnet freight agent at Minoa, denied that. who dieci Tuesday night in St. Johe bad left his car on the tracks. sep h's hospital after a long illness, but that someone had taken it while. be at 2 p.

m. today at the Van- he slept at the hotel. -Dusen funeral home, the Rev. Jo- Deputy Sheriffs Henry Cougnlip seph Flower officiating. Burial and Andrew Hoffman, who placed will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

the charge against him, said they: did so after a man living near the scene told them that he had taken Church to the hotel from a point near the crossing. Deputies said the 'car apparently had staUed on the I a 0 7 Tuwdayi 0 Delli tracks and Church had left it there. 'Sr 77. HuntlngtonvlUe, Tuesday, Edmund V. 53.

Cortland. Wednesday. Charles Bertlni. 82. North Pharsalla.

Tuesday. But- ago in Italy, will be at 9 a. m. tomor- i rooms of Edward F. Gaynor and at 9.30 a.

m. in Blessed Sacrament church. Burial will be in St. Agnes cemetery a Grain and Produce YORK. (API-- Cash wheat firm: No.

dark- northern spring cii NV, No. 1 Northern Manitoba lob NV CORN-- Easv: No, 2 vellow elf NY. No. 3 vellow elf NY 81.65. RYE-- Easy; No.

2 American fob NY (cartels) 1 No, 2 western cif NY, OATS-- Firm: No, 2 whHr cif NY. SI BAHLEY-- Easy; No. 2 domestic elf NY NEW YORK. (AP)--Butter receipts, 760. easy, Wholesale prices rm bulk Creamery, hlfrher 02 score and premium marks lAAl 64 cents.

92 score (A) 64c: 90 score (Bi 62t; 8fl score 1C) 62c. (New tubs a command cent a pound over tho bulk carton prlcei, CHEESE--Receipts 490.896, steady, prices a EEE prices held unchanRCd in the wholesale market. EQG5-- Receipts 18.152, steady, New York spot 'quotations follow; Midwestern: Mixed Colors: Fancv heavyweights 74c, extra 1 larjre 7lfij72c. extra 2 large filfi-84c, extra 1 medium 5Srffi57c, pullets current receipts 55c. dirties 16 521c.

checks 43rfi'45C, Whites: Fancy heavyweights extra 1 large extra 2 large 85c. extra 1 medium 58(ft59c extra 1 pullets Browns: Fancy heavyweights extra 1 larKe 72(S73c, extra 2 laree 65c. extra 1 medium 58fa59c. Kcarby: ITop quotations on nearby white and brown represent highest wholesale selling prices for the finest marks available, and not paying prices to producers or shiooersj Whites; Extra fancy heavyweights 78i 73c. fancy heavy weights others i pullets Brwons: Extra lancy heavyweights 75fr? 76c, lancv heavyweights 73Tf 74c.

others cars -V DEATHS IN OTHER PLACES South Butler. Tuesday, Earl Bassctt. 64 of Savannah. Marathon. Wednesday.

Patrick McMahon 73. Wawrtown. Tuesday Moses W. Cannoll, 1. J.

F. Coyne Named To Head Division Of Hibernian Order With more than T5 per cent of chanan Mattydalc, will Pfc. -Francis Blakeman SOYBEAN OIL--Easy: crude a ppr lb. FLOUR--Steady: '72 per cent, extrnc- Mon-100 ibs.) snrlns S6 fi.25; eastern soft winter stralshts hard winter strslchts RYE FLOUR--Firm: fancy patents (100 S5.40f» CORNMEAIj--Steady: (100-lbs.) white cranulatcd J5.25(f/5.80n; yellow S4.25(fc 4,80. (100 lb.s.1 FEED--Firm: western export and do- bran, per ton, conduct military rites.

coast, delivered fi3fi lOc: semi)fn 60c. fob NY, tank 12s; extra IOOSP 13 I 'C. basis S57.50a. HOPS--Steadv: Pnclfic NY, 1948 crop: seedless seedless ttfn 6Sc: clusters TALLOW-- Steady Per A graduate of Eastwood high i cars school, Pfc. Blakeman received training at Camp McCain, Fort Jackson, N.

and Fort M.5o\i9_.7a; Meade, Md. He served with the 91st division of the infantry. NO. 3. si.38'.«i Surviving, besides his parents, are NO.

B. i.n". i ,1 i i i 1 i i SI. 02 i 1 ffr Qnl5i- a brother, James L. Blakeman, -J aitl 1 f- I a(r LIVE POULTRY--Irrecular.

Bv frelRhl: None. By express: Chickens, reds 36c. Broilers crosses New Enelanri low us 37e. one lot fancv 42c. Delaware 3Tftif 40c.

few cockerels 37c. carried 35c: Rocks larsfi 43c, few 40c. cockerels Ducks, Lons Island 42c, Turkeys, young hens 65c: voune toms S5c. Old roosters 30r. Fowls.

Leghorns few exti'a fancy 36c, fancy 3V'i35c, crdlnarv to fair 30ft33c: Rocks 42 sonic voun? and fancv heavy, ordinary or scabbv blacks 42iW43c. younR and fan'-v 4'J(l? i 48c. mostlv 48c. fo'V 49c. heavy, ordlnarv, or scabbv 41 CiM2c.

lew as 40c; reds Rome 41c, younit and fancv 45c. heavv ordinary, or scabbv few low as 38c. Pullets. Rocks crosses 4 i fancy few carried 47c: 48c, orriinarv 45c. carried per iTM blocks Ibs.

48fr.40c. fancy 60m: sales on spot 51c. ordlnnrv 45JM7C. markftt- 9 n--Nominal: none. red kidney a--Asked.

CHICAGO Corn: No. 1 yellow At. Wn 1 J1 5 No. I ton, Fulton. Wednesday.

Mrs. Eudora Gardner. 95. Osrego. Tuesday, Miss Cora Cumin.

91. Saranac Lake Wednesday, John T. Grimes. 46. Lee.

Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur F. Wheeler. 39.

Groton. Wednesday, John A. Steclc. 64. Wednesday, John J.

Lewis. 84, of PalnsXL 1 I Jerome Blakeman 1 nnvlrv nominal: mnitins 5 ULlUJllt, JJldltllllcUl fi( p(plrt sf rfl p(1 j. of 736 Woods Solvay, who wasSvriuhi, nominal: sweet clnvrr llS. 92 years old yesterday. i soybeans, Wizard.

Tuesday. James McCarl. 74. Auburn, Wednesday. James Dusan, Geneva.

Wednesday, Grover W. Menter, Tihaca. Wednesday, Mrs, Catherine the membership attending an elec-; ryden Charles Z. MannlnB, tion meeting. John F.

Coyne of 134 Hartson st. was elected president of Commodore Barry division 2, An- cient Order of Hibernians. Wednesday, Mrs. William S. in Commodore Barry haU.jMyrrav.

35, 1200S. Gfiddesst. Coyne defeated Joseph F. Dwyerj of 109 Milton nominated i A the successful candidate before TTUinuil flection. The retiring president John Barrett.

John Trait was elected vice-presi- dent over Frank Donahue and Hubert Smith. Winning by a three Heavy winds yesterday claimed at least one victim. Mrs. Mary vote margin. Joseph Epoch wasjMartin of 118 Meadow rd.

was hit elected financial secretary a bus stop sign blown loose in John Duffin. Keman Tierney was the 100 block of Fayette st. yes- named treasurer and William Clarkjterday afternoon, police reported, won the election for chairman of! Taken to Onondaga General hos- standing committees. John Aherianipital. she was treated for a head was elected sentinel.

laceration and released. 16.00; none. Jury Hears Cattle Damage Suit Today On trial before Justice Jesse E. Kinglscy in supreme court since Foreign Exchange RK. A i forciR YORK.

i cx- chanse follow (Great Britain in dol- pe York m.r- discount or 92, SO u. a. Friday, the suit brought by J. cent and Paul M. Fenlon, Tully dairymen, lor damages to their herd of purebred Holstein-Friesiain cat- Lie will go to-the today, following completion of the lengthy evidence yesterday nftcrnoc i.

The Tully brothers are asking $10,000 damages against John A. and Gustave H. Edlund of Cortland, also The Edlunds have liability in an accident 104G. when cnr i Oreat i i 4.02;,-. a Grc of ft a Nov.

Hxed rntfl .001739 Oct. Sweden 27.85. Bwltzcr- Jtind i 25.35 of! .03 of a a i America: ArRnntlne 02 fit fl cent; Brazil Moslro 14.52. DRESSED POULTRY--Plrm. Fowls dry packed, boxes or fresh and frozen, 33'j(fi44c.

Chickens drv Backed. Boxes, frozen. 42tf(53c. Turkeys, northwestern, dry packed, fresh, voung hens. 8-18 Ibs, 65 youne toms.

18 jbs and i 18-24 24 Ibs. and over 58fJT 57-j; northwestern. Iced, bbls fresh, vounc hens, all weights 69c; vounc toms, 16-24 Ibs. 24 Ibs. and ever 56c; farwest- ern, rirv nackcd, fresh, voune hens, 10-18 vounof toma.

16-24 58'li; file; a i frozen, i hens, wtn- tor-pncKcd, Vlrslnla flnd Mtry- Innd. fresh Iced, younff hens, 10-18 fisftfiOc; vounc toms 12-16 Ibs. Belts- vllle whites fl2c; vounK toms, other breeds. fi7tfJ6flc. 24 Ibs.

and over 56c: Pennsylvania and New York, Iced bbls. fresh, vounu hens, 14-IB 64ift68c: toms. 16-24 57ffj'80c. 24 Ibs. flnd Vermont, Iced fresh yountc yoUTifr toms.

16-24 southwestern, drv pcked. young hnn.i, 8-14 68c; vouno- toms. 12-24 western, drv rmckfid. fresh voim, hens 6Sc; toms 12-24 over up CoUfUy state Dept. of Agriculture Markets by Gustave and owned by John Struck the FenlOH herd as it was crossing the highway to pasture, The plaintiffs claim damages to 18 animals, and detailed testimony has been Riven on each animal by both sidcs.

IJVS RABnTTa-RecoInts lltthf, rmtrkrt i 40n pnnr. small nr nrftW LIVE POULTRY--RecolnU moderate hv truck. Demand active for fnwls, slow for snrings. Market firm on fowls, dull and weak on snrlnBs. Local Securities Agricultural Insurance i motors Eiir.y I i i a i tind Traders I a First Brink nf Minoa First Trust and Deposit rio fBi First Security Corp, Orent Lnkcs Steam-hip Holel Dfd do common Lincoln National Bank Bid 62 TREASURY REPORT WASHINGTON.

A Tho DOsition of thn trpnsury 15: tnB.fi9n.Rio.flu, a i a Nettleton ufd Oneida Ltd. nfd. rio common Onondaea Pottery Prosperity Solvay Bank Syracuse Transit Coro Syraciif.r Trust. Mohnwk xn Will Ai Biuimer common do i a 200 74 2'' fi 2'. 99'i 22 40 40 30 25 37 82 15 33 IB 21 13 Asked 67 22 225 3H 34 45 fl 44 53 .14 '4 2fl 31 87 20 24 14 (Sales 100s) 1L ACF-BR1LL MOT 5 Adams 35 Air Reduction 8 Alaska Juneau 12 Allegheny Corp 8 Aller Lud SU Allied SU'B 23 A.lis-Ch MfK 11 Amerada Pet 70 Am Airlines 2S Am Cable Rad 19 Am Can 9 Am Car Fdy 23 Am Cyanamid 40 Am for Pow 15 Am Home Prod 12 Am Locomotive 1 Am News Co 38 Am Pow Lt Am Jtnd A St 8 6 Am Bmclt a 3 Am at! Fdrs 2 Alii SUKfU' Hfif 44 Am Tel Tel 24 Am Tobacco 1 Am Viscose 11 Am Wat Wks 24 Am Woolen 20 Anacoruln Cop 34 Amu-o 811 3.1 An'nonr A Co Dry 18 Atch fj.

i AH Coast Line 36 Atl 16 Atlas Corp 50 Avco Mts 1) BALD LOCO 35 Bait Ohio 23 Barnsdall Oil 20 Bcndix Aviat, 9 Best Foods 62 Beth SictiL 5 Btaw-Knojc 9 Boclntt Airplane 11 Borden Co 8 Borp-Warner 9 Bridgeport Brass 3 Briefs MfB 14 Buda Co 29 Burling Mills 12 Burr Add Mach 1 CAL1E PACKING 4 Callnhixn Z-Leart 6 Dan Dry A16 BB Canitd PncKIc 1 Carrier Corp 2 do pf 19 Case JI) Co 14 Catcrpil Tractor 18 Celanese Corp 9 Cclotex Corp 4 Ccrro de Pas 19 Certain-teed Prod, 24 Ches Ohio 28 Ch SF fe Pac 7 Chi NW 45 Chrysler Corp 9 I. T. Flnan 9 Clev El Ilium 1 Coca-Cola 10 ColRate-Palm-P 5 Colonial Mills 37 Col Fuel Ir 3xd Colum Br'caat 13 Coml Credit 13 Coml Solvents 38 com'wlth Edls 78 Com'wlth gouth 19 Cons Edison 8 Cons Ntit Qas 4D Cons VuUea 2 Cont Bak 23 cone Can 16 Cont Motors 18 Cont Oil Del 14 Corn Products 5 Crane Co 7 Crucible Steel 1 do Pt 1(1 Cunls PubliihK 07 i i nKKRK CO 3 Del Hudson T. Del Lack West 30 Detroit Edison 36 Dist Corp-Seas 9 Dome Mines 6 Douglas Aircraft 15 Dresser Induct 14 du Pont de EASTERN AIR tifl Eastman Kodak .50 do pr 32 El Power A-- 11 Emcr.son El 1J Eric RR 7 EJvershaip 10 FAHNS 1'EL RAD 3 Firestone TR 6 Pllntkote 1 Food Fair Strs It GAIB (ROBERT) 6 Gen Am Invtbt 4 Qdii Am Trans '2 do nl Oftn Bftkinit 7 Uen Gable i 47 Oen Elfic 12 Gen Foods 63 Gen Motors 75 Gen Pub Util 19 Gillette Saf 1 Glrnbel Bros 18 Goodrich (BF 4 Goodyear TAtR 28 Graham-PalRe Mot 8 Gt Ncrthn Ry pi 27 Greyhound Corp 10 Gull Mob Ohio 13xd Gulf OU 5 HAVES 14 Homcatftke Min 17 Houston Oil 16 Hudson Motor ILLINOIS CENTRAL 24 Inland Steel 5 InepiraC on op 13 Interlake Iron 34 Int Harvester 43 Int Nick an 42xd Int Paper 85 Int Tel Ac Tel 3fl JOHNS-MAVILLE 44 Jones Stl 6 Joy Mfg 40 KENNECOTT COP 34 LACLEDE GAS 4 Lehigh 2 Lehigh Port 13 Lehish Val Coal 2 do 1 pr 9 Lehman Corp 12 Llb-O-P Glass a Libby. McN 2 Liggett Myers 14 Lockheed Airc 44 Locw's Inc 5 Lorlllard (Pi l- MACK TRUCKS 5 Marine i a 4 Marshall Field 8 Martin (GL) f) McKess Rob 1 do pf 11 Mo-Kan-Texas 20 Monsanto Chem 8 Montgom Ward 17 Mulllns Mis 9 Murray Corp II) NA8H.KELVINATOR 1 Nat Ccme 9 Nat Biscuit 5 Nat Cash Res 22 Nat Container 14 Nat Dairy Prod 39 Nat Distillers 20 Nat Gypsum 13 da pf 24 Nat Pow Lt 22 Nat Supply 49 Central RR 3 Chi St 38 North Am Aviation 34 North Amcr Co 17 Northern Pacific 20 Northwest Alrl 47 OHIO OIL 23 Otis Elevator 10 Owens.Ill JB PAC GAS ELC7 26 Packard Motor 52 Pan Am Airways 7 Panhandle I 60 Param Pictures 16 Penney (JO 13 Penn Pw Lt 28 Pcnn RR Popsl-Cnla 27 PhclPB DodBC 18 Phlla Elec 7 Philco Corp 24 Philip Morriff 12 Phillips Uet in Pressed Stl Car 6 Procter Gam 17 Pullman 48 Pure Oil (M RADIO CORP 48 Dl Rcmlng Rnd 14 Repub Avla 85 Repub Stsfl 8 Revpre Cop 23 Hextili Drue, 19 Reynolds Tob 7 SAFEWAY STORES 14 St Retfls PttP '73 Schcnlny nisttl 5 flcnb AL 38 Srtire Pnrhuck 5 Servel Inc 31 Shell Union Oil 21 Shell Union Oil 3 Simmons Co 68 Sinclaid OH Socony-Vccuum 17 Sou Am 41 Southern Pacific 11 Southern Rv 7 Snerry Corp If) Sncinel Inc.

18 Stund Brands 44 atri S4 pf 19 Stand nil Cal 33 Stand Oil Ind 74 Stand Oil 9 Stand Oil Ohio 10 Sterling Drup 1 Cnmo 50 Stonr Wplwter Coi'ii flunray Oil (1 i Co High Low 4 18 21'A Close 3'A 3 28 tt 21 2 6 a 31' 2 24 94 fc 6h r3 3 7 18 3 Hi 94 31 37 IS Mi 10 30 li 161 'A 60 65 38 39 42 34 60 2 65 1 34 8 1 0 1 4 4iHi 3B'A 20 'A 7 7 luu 4 9 37 20 15 28 Vi 39 60 7 42 34 101 38 20 7 Stock Ave rag Stock averages compiled by Jones Dow Industrials Rails Utilities Nov. 17, 176.07 off .13 54.46 off .39 33.00 off .16 37 32 V4 27 34 iSh 21 'A 41 30 11 3 6 32 27 34 21 41 54 30 'A 8 4 36 Vi 32 Va 34 21 41 30 35 35 35 1 10 13 13 36'A 31 25 1.4 35 13 40 Va 53 Vi 25 21 35 13 35 31 21'-. 13 35 8 (Sales in 100s) 27 8witt Inil TEXAS co 29 Texas Gulf Prod 38 Tex Pac 13 Tex Pac Trust 31 Tide Wat A Oil 10 Timken-Det Axle 2 Ttmkcn Hrar 3 Tea nan merle a fl Truiid 6t Wm Air 55 Trl-Cont 2fl Twt'lH C-Fox 5 UNION BAG 71 Union-Carbide 30 Union Oil Cal fl Union Pacific 50 United Air Lincg 18 United Airernfi 10 Un Cla-Wh Strs HU United Corp 13 Untied Fruit Unllrti ID Ac For 2 Indtin Chcm fi 3 Lines 18 Rubber 95 3 Steel 3 Unit Strs 2nd pf 14 WALKER (B) 11 Walworth Co 78 Warner Bros Pict 13 West Ind SUR 13 West Un Tel ifl wwrtinir Air Br 48 WcstlnK Elec 17 Wheeling Steel 11 White Motor 11 Willys-Overland 15 Wilson Co 17 Woolworth PW) 4 Worthing 73 YOUNGST SH 0 ZONITE PRODUCT High Low Close 534 20 ft 2 22 21 40 19 29 --S 33 29 35 20 3 241 4 18'-i IBS 44 Si 19 38 i 29 83 'i 10 24 3 50 39 22'i 26 l- 10 4 a 81 12 24 10 'i 13 42 9 In 33 Va fl 1 10 y. 23 26 -i 13 42 9 23 owinn is ol Wednesday's transactions York curb exchange; (Sales in lOOsJ High 4 AERO SUP 23 Alum Co Am S3 Am Hint 9-Am Maracaibo 24 Ark NEI Gas A 9 Ashland Oil 38 Atlas Corp war IK BARIUM STL 12 Blue Ridge 1 Braz Tr LAP 2 Brown-P Dlst 33 Burma Ltd 15 Biicuit 2 1 CAL EL FOW 7 9 Can Marconi Hi 13 Caulin Am 25 Cen ew Corp 5 Cessna Atrc 4 60 Cities Service 5 Claude Neon 2 5 Colon Develop 1 Colonial Airl 18 Colo Fuel I 50 Coils Mfi 5 Cons Mne 6 106 3 Cont Fdy i Mch I Cooper Range 1 Cornuc Min -V 9 Cosden Petro 6S 7 Creole Pet 43 13 Croft Brew 1 1 Crown Drue Cuban Atl 4 DET ORAL IE 3 Diana Sirs 5 Domest Credit 4 EASY WASH MB 13 50 El Bond Sh 12 Eureka Ltd 18 FA1CHILD EA 7 GABRETT CORF 10 Gen Plywood 10 Glen Aid Coal 23 "i 25 Gcldfleld Con 5 BOLL GOLD BH 10 Humble Oil 74 35 KAISEB-FRAZ 4 Kingston Prod 3 4 LAKE SHORE 9 Lone Star Gas 6 Me HILL DREDGE 10 19 Mid St Bvic 01 MidWest Corn 12 II Mid-West Ref It NAT UK RAD 19 Mex Ariz 39 Nlap Hud Pow 4 Northroo Airc JIS PA.NTEPEC OIL 10'i 6 PcnnroRd 7U 8 Piper Airc Polorla Mnr BKO opt 90 SALT DOME OIL 8 Selected Indus 3 7 Shat-Denn 2S 4 St Oil Ky J2 8t Pow Lt 1 Eftarreu Corp 3 9 Stiirlfnc Inc 20 TRI-CONT WAR llNRXCELLED CHRM 12 Unit One 17 Unit. Lt AT Rri 21 4 Utah PL 22 10 WRIGHT-HARG 1 on the New Close 18 4 51', 30 6'-4 7 IS 4H 10'-a 44V 45 2 15 334 1054 12'-a ll 1 43 43 17 3H 7 3 33 3 Ld 21 12 3S 2H 3S ll 1 2 23 SH 3 21H 7H 12 a a 17'J 2(1 22 3S J7 32 25 46 16 33 17 24 4 45 24 46 15 42 '4 14 72 8 Chicago Board of Trade CHlCAGu.

(AP--Followine fc days range of orlccs in wheat, corn, oaia. rye, soyoeans and lard: 54 37 3 4 20 'A 53 40 37 20 21 3 'A 39 14 7H 57 18 25 3 38 32 142 204 18 47 26 4 3J4 a 38 33 60 23 69 9 4 55 "4 60 Vi 23 69 424 9tt 30 17 IHi 49 20 ieu HVi 173 J72 49 173 14 T4 44 14 32 47 101 'i 5 314 14 Hi-" i 5 5 44 47 0 04 37 1SW. 39 60 W'4 59 11 42 19 58 42 3 42 19 tt 68 42 3 42 10 New York Markets (State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets) KEW YORK. (APJ--Onions and potatoes hold steady in moderate trading in the wholesale Iruft, and vegetable market.

Apple receipts were moderate, with the market steady on lew fancy grades, wblle others wero dull and weak; FRUITS APPLES--Western New York bushel has. kct or eastern boxes Rhode Island Green. Ins. 2 4 Inch minimum $3.00. 2te inch 13.00, Lake Champlaln region, eastern boxes Mclntosh.

U.S. fancy. 2 1 inch UD Hudson valley, bushel basket or eastern boxes, Cortland, 3 inch minimum, fair $2.60. inch minimum, ripe 12,50. inch poorer 2,35.

Inch minimum Baldwin, unclassified S2.QO; Delicious, 2 jnch $3.00. 2U inch Mclntosh, 3 Inch minimum. fancy S3.75, Inch minimum 13.50. Inch U.S. fancy $3.25.

poorer poorly colored I2.2flfa2.fi0; Northern Spy. unclassified Opatescent, 3H inch minimum J3.50; Rome. 2-y Inch minimum $2.50. Inch minimum Wagner. unclassified t2.00ig-2.i2ii.

VEGETABLES New York 50 pound sack Danish 65g75c. few 85c, poor WHEAT-December 2.38'i May 2.30H July 2.15 September 2.13% CORN-- Dwember May July September OATS-December May July September RYE-December May SOYBEANS- NO vember December March May LARD-November December January March 18.35 May Hlsh Low ClOH 2.28 2.13 1.45 1.43H 2.30 ft2JOU 1.133102.14 2.12% 1.43H .83 .77 84 .13 75 1.82 1.79 2.71 2.7P.4 2.71V 2.71 18.61 19.10 1.80 1.80 1.17 2.69 2.69 18.25 18.95 18.32 18.20 2.69 3 4 2.69^ 18.55 19.00 18.35 18.27 62.70 19.02 18.30 18,20 18.25 COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK. cottonseed oil futures closed two hither to 20 lower. Sales 102 GOc; icd Long Island, cauliflower crate, rod SO pound Bnck red 51.00; Danish 80A7fic: Iludnon valley. 0 pound flack Danish bushel box Danish, few $1.00.

CARROTS--Adlrondactc mountain region, bushel crate, topped, washed Long Island, bushel basket, topped, washed 75cfiM.M. Orange county, bushel basket, topwd. washed CELBRV--Western New York 18 Inch crate, Oolden Heart, 3 4-6 8-10 dozen a county, 50 ound sack December 22.75 March 20.85 May July 20.00 Low 22.15 30.45 20.21 20.00 Last 22.21-27 20.50-51 20.21-25 1S.65 bid LEGAL NOTICES TO: ANTHONY P. D'ONOFRIO. 628 mpyne Syracuse.

N. and That on the 8tb dav ol i 00 8Wrn Standard Time, at Diamond Byracuw auction Dutn Truck, fierlal No, 5095586. Mowr No. by you Irom Leroy Caiper. under conditional contract dated April 18.

1M8 said contract belnc aMlmed to Auto DemS Credit Corporation, and on which con tract there Is now due $1.237.35. plus A AUTO DEALERS CREDIT CORP By: f-rank C. McCarthy. 3378 Vork. STATE8pl8TBICt COURT.

Northwn District ot New York. In 13 n'fr 65'. 'J 8 14 Vi 39 14 28 14 30 8' 3 1 14 30 39 54 10 39 U'i 27 31V. 53 HU 28 31 53 33 Vi 11 3Vi 23 49 15 16V a 10 32 3 6 55 38 "4 3Vi 23 88 14 20 16 Vi 32 56 3 8 23 4514 48 'A 15 Mi 16 the petition cf tors yellow globn smaller 1.40, very small 85e larffn $1.00. Elbn unction, yellow clobc tl.7Stfl.8J!.

$1,90. fimaller OSWCRO section, yellow globe, few $1,85. Canastota section, yellow clobc Jl.65ffl.75. POTATOES Lonfr Islund 100 pound sack. Green Mountain.

u.S No. 1 few sales 53.25^3.40. size $1.65 50 pound sack. U.S. No.

1. size Green Mountain fftw Mnlne. 100 pound spck. Orern Mountain. U.S.

No. 1. few RnlcB 100 pound Hack KnUhrtln. U.8. No, 1.

size ''A." salra SQUASH--Hudson valley bushel bfiket acorn $1,00, 50 nound sack Hubbard M.OO fjl.25: acorn 75c; bushel box Hubbard $1,25. Livestock Markers (State Dent, of Agriculture and Markets) By The Associated Press BUFFALO SALABLE CATTLE-- Receipts 300. tot'A 500: Hun IncluCed two loads southern. twola'Lfoy'd a'cTCatherine loads Canadian steers, heifers or- petitioners herein any tfill in lered were 100 steers, heifers heir: overpaid real estate which may be deemed tn from Tuesday, Steer, heifer trading practi-j remain as an un ad ministered asset of tiw a at standstill. Light receipts; cows.estate of the and bulls cleannn well, prices unchanged.

why the action of Wilfred Kerwm cows si7.00(F; 18.50: Tat dairy type S17.Klfi former trustee of the estate of the abom 18.00: cutters 114.50ft 16.50; canners named banicrupt. in accepting a ouit claim ft 14.00; Ehelly canners $12.00 down: good weighty bulls mediums ilE.00^21.00: light bulls tlB.OO down. CALVES--Receipts 100: Lttht nearby receipts sold in steady market. Good, choice common, medium day of November, other papert and pro- i IB Ordered, that the proceeding be. and the it, rcopcntd; and it is fur.

thai a meetlnc of the ertdl- bov lt named bankrupt be held te sisi tl lhe federal BuuqiDg In the City of Syracuse. Kew YorJc on the 29th day of November 1948. at 10 a. m. to elect a trustee for the purpose of disposing of any.

interest in the real described in Schedule herei annexed remiln an unarfminUtered asset of the estate of the above named bankrupt; and it is further Ordered, that all creditors of the above named bankrupt and they hereby are. reauired to show came why such trustee when so elected should not be authorized and directed to abandon, quit claim 11 15 13 Ti 16 21H 30-H 30 27'-j IBS 16 Ifl 'a 3 8 11 13 4 15 39 i 10 'A 27 10''. 47 UH 13 16 21 30 3 ON 27 32.00 culls, bobs mostly Ught bobs down to 118.00 and below. SALABLE HOGS--Receipts 100. total 30: Market slightly stronger, regaining Tuesday's 25c decline.

Good, choice lb. state hofrs UD to there 250-350 Ibs. good sows under 500 Ibs. SlB.Oflffl9.00: a few llsht sows UD to J20.00. SALALBE LAMBS AND SHEEP--Receipts 100.

total 450: Market nominally steady. Good state lambs eligible to S25.00: common, medium J21.00CZ23.00: culls $20.00 down: good, choice heavyweight eves eligible to $10,00. CHICAGO (United States Department of Aericulturel SALABLE 1.000. total 15.500: soncral market active and mostly steady to 25 cents higher; full advance on! butchers over 230 top 122.00; bulk nood and choice 170-240 Ih $2 li 250-280 lb. J2J.S5(R2J.SO; few 2BO-300 lb.

S21.00ffi 22.25: eood and choice 300-425 lb. sows weights up to 550 Ibs. dead by Donella C. Link of 3rk dated Augun 29. 1936 premises described In Sched- hereto annexed, and recorded in Ol om Mt! a unt Clerk's Office on Serrtember 1936 in Book of Deeds 312 at page 230 and in conveying the inter.

claim eed dated June T. in OnondiS County Clerk's Office on June M. 1637 in Book 129 ahould not approved and confirmed by order 5 not nd decreed tbat 13 134 1' 134 J5H 31 'A I7 3 31 29 28 i F34 134 1 5 i 17 31 31 T4 21 46 mf 39 i 58 Vi 8'? 65 204 45 Ji 17'J B'S B3 SVi 21'--: I Inc. largely early clearance; ship- ocrs took 1.000. SALABLE CATTLE-Receiots 7,000.

total said real estate ecquired ro said Donella C. Linfc and why said neiitior.ers Bhtmld not such other and further relief may Just and proper: and it is further oubllBhine a copy thereof in se Pofit-Standerd least. Kn days prior to the rnuro date thereof the creditors of ihe above named bankrupt at the addresses given in the schedule fA on file in thii proceeding. Dated Korpmber 16 1948 STEPHEN W. BRENNAN.

7.000: salable calves 500. total 500: choice! KHBDUIJI' lrtcl Jud ycarlinKs and llpht steers 1.150 lb All that tract or parcel of land fairly active, fully steady: other welshts in the Town of Dewiit Countr of Onor- York, and known and trades Eteers slow, steady to 50c lower: heifers steady to weak: other killlnc classes steady to stronc; too $38.50 for load choice around 1,125 Ib. fed steers; bulk cood and choice steers 120.00S 37.00; Medium to Low-good sradss S24.f 1 1' 28.50: bulk good grade heifers S26.50fi730.50; two loads choice heifers J33.00; uood beef cftnners and cutters J13.50 16 25: medium and eood sausaee bulls 821.50^23.50: most medium to choice veol- at stock cattle dull week's downturn. SALABLE SHEEP--Recelnts 2.500 2.700; slaughter lambs 25fr40c higher: sheep strontr to 25c higher: most good and choice slaughter S25.00A deck choice best yearllnia scarce, undertone stronger: two decks common to good western ewes daga and State of as Lot Number Tour of a. clot of land known as shown on a U1BQC DT which mao wea Onondaia Cooniy Clerk's LaAl NOTICE OF EI.SCT10N.

LYNCOURT District, Notice is hereby riven that the annual Pire Commissioners Election oJ Lyncourt PJre District in the Town of Sa- jlina. Onondwa Countr. r-, ld vnc trlct on the 7th 39 35 M. 35 1 1 Vj 3 i 10 I i 35 29'i Br 17 SU JT'j JJH 85 38 '4 20 TURPENTINE QUOTES SAVANNAH, Ga. 30c: offerings and sales, none: receipts L26C; shipments 889- stocks Offerings and sales, none: receipts.

2.096: shipments, 586; stocks, Roaln unchanged. Schod in said day of December. between the of seven o'clock and ten clock for the purpose of electing: One i Commissioner for term of Five years and One a i Treasurer for a term of three (31 yetre. Take Notice that in order for a proposed candidate to have name printed on the ballot lor this election, a net'tmn nommatinir men candidate, subscribed by twenty five r25 1 imterr- of District must be filed with the Fire 38 38 84 28 20'i 30 "-it 37 a 5 37-H 32 11 A 40 71 27 lU'i 11 IflU 22 3.1% I 1M1 EGEN CORPORATION TELLIER itrict Secretarv at least five days prior to the dale of this election. ROBERT F.

KZLT-Y. 1125 Handen SyrscuBe Kew York. I Secretary of ibe Lyncourt Fire District. STATE OF NEW YORK. SUPREMfe County of Onondtct- Ralph Paddoclc tnd Mar? Psddock, under the Pannershlp.

Firm and Style of Paddock Cesfc Coal i Syracuse Coal Co. and Phalen Coal (Plaintiffs vs. Clareface Klotten. pefend- ant. i To the above named defendant: You hereby Summoned to answer the cora- iplalnt in this action and 10 serve a copy your answer, or.

complaint ii jnot served with this summons, to wrve la notice of appearance, on the plaintiff'i I attorney within twenty days after service of this summons, exclusive of iday of service. In case of Tour failure to appear or answer, judgment will be against you by default for the re- liet demanded in the complaint. Trial to be heJd In the County of cmondaea. Dated. Syracuse.

N. November 3. 1948. MACKENZIE. EMTTH Ac MICHKLL.

iAttorners for Plaintiffs. Office and Pott I Office Address. 821 Onondaaa County i Savings Bank Building, Syracuse, Kew i York. To: Clarence F. Klotten: Tbe foreaoinf summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of -Abram 'Zoller.

Justice of the Supreme Court ol the State of NMT York, dated llth iday of November. 5848. and filed the icompiamt in the office of the Clerk of County at the Court HOUM in the Cit? of Syracuse. New York. 3375..