Williamsport Sun-Gazette from Williamsport, Pennsylvania • Page 17

'h'--A 4 a a A 1'ARM AND MARKKT NHWS Business Today by Elmer Boessner Two Big City Stores to Close; Cut in Promotion Figures in Reason On the eve of the start of the Christmas shopping season, a large department store in New York and another in Philadelphia announced their intentions of going out of business. The inventories, they hope, will float away on the high ride of holiday buying. total department store sales are ahead of last year and the average profit position has improved, these and a few other stores have found themselves in uncomfortable positions. The factors differ in each case Rails, Movies Strong Stocks on Inegular Market i CutHt lilMh. Wiiilwriit, DEATHS from North Central Area Elizabeth Peale Dies at 81 At Lock Haven LOCK HAVEN--Miss Elizabeth Avenue, a i ill, H.IWI It DEATHS and FUNERALS Duke H.

Drake Dies at Work H. Drake, 71, of 1010 Me- i Hale Peale, I.Ock a civic i working at the Bethlehem NEW YORK A The leader, died Sunday, Nov. 8, Company and died en route market went through an at her home, 262 Fairview to Williamsport HospitM, I session yesterday in i following a long 'illness, before 3 p.m, a jiailroads and movies were a Miss Peale was the a of j- V- 9, 19s -'ed for strength. i Slate Senator S. She a Mr.

Drake was pronounced i Price changes were narrow el- born in this city Nov. 28, 1872. dead on arnva.1 at the hospital. I way and ended in an a She was a graduate of Welles- wals taken to the emergency GUI Belong CJus Belang, tormer city resident, died Friday, Nov. 6, 1953, at his: home in Syracuse, N.Y.

Surviving hii wife, Lula; son, Andrew a city; a daughter, Mrs, Palmatier, city; a brother, Andrew Port Leyden, N.Y.; Wins Delay hi Air Force ReLase NIAGARA N.Y. (AP) -An Air Force veteran of the rean War said yesterday he had I I 1 1 1 1 l. I children two great gr.ndchil- TM 11'. dren. FUNERALS GREINER Services for Wil- lease from service pending a re- 11 were ln Sunday.

Cleveland. Ohio, said the Air Force had notified him that his release was scheduled under reduction In force orders and that the security Ham A. Greiner, of 100 South Mar- clearance questions was separate a change in city a i a A kl the to the suburbs, appeals to I OX UUT INO castomers in the wronx i The cuts in personal income Yor Advance notices indicate errors judggient, and so on. In reporting the Philadel. 1 'H naye the most notable effects sources tMp.yer* with incomes of of about 10 per cent, the rise in Social Security taxes same i i wipe out a large "psrl of the gains for those in brackets.

However, the $7,000 and over class may not appreciate their good i after they make final payments on taxes at the old rates On March 15. These ore factors that should be taken i consideration in planning pro- a the dwindling volume to a drafttlc curtailment in adver- and promotional expenditures and greatly reduced traffic. Sources estimated that the store's advertising budget was rut hack by almost 50 per cent within the last four years, at a proportionately Kreatef in newspaper lineage of increased -As a result, management a i for early next year. VjiabJe to advantage of the store's reputation as a highly pro- It WOO Roll motinrml operation which had pric-r The present decline that's a its primary appeal. In addition, what some people say it is is an only feeble a were made' i of one.

in recent years to renovate or Sales' of the gas i i industry modernize." i 0 i a i It noted a e. had September were 1.1 per cent above shiftrd emphasis from year ago, despite mild weather a home furnishings, a in most sections of the country, added: ''Despite this, according i for new construc- one source, annual in the; lion in October set a new record major appliance, radio television! lor a month and were 4.2 per a dropped from 5400.000' crnf above a year ago, the Bureau tn about due vo the pro: of Labor Statistics found. Total mot tonal cutharks." construction was New York store a is Ing out was not nearly as shy, but it was not among users of Qood TdStt, PleOSO It is just, possible a someone even balance of gains and losses ley College, class of 1895, and was; toorn the company ambulance, Street, Muncy, will be at 2 H. Ordway, to published although on average prices were one the of the UOCKJ a a strander at Bethlehem p.m. Wednesday at the funeral Sh.epard laid his security clear- next week by Ronald Press, New a htly lower.

a Civic Club, formed more (htf pasl 3 years He WM home, 121 South a i Street, had been delayed and he had The Associated press average of tlla 40 a a (J a Lock a and was a mem- Muncy. Burial will be in the'een a oW flying rfuty after Fraternal of Cemetery. I brother. Paul, also of Friends may call at the a nd had testified before the Sen. i i fre 1 jate Internal Security Committee i a nia i i uei.a nd falter SWARTZ Srrvi Vlav apparently i i a of Lock Carrie of from his brother's i ssocae res oc labor troubles, managerial! that go into effect January Mr rdway doubts that our re- 60 stocks 20 pnts a I A member of the Democrat b(M errors an 1 'H naye the most notable effects inte a endless rises in the' 0 8 2 it was ub 20 cents on Party, Peale was appointed a Ka! les material standards of i induslPria C0mpon of the board of tor spiritual L.

A -htte- ai Ule LockHaven Teacheis Col- H. New Products WARMS: An insulated Inter- for winter clothes, said to be the a -for weight, has been developed. It a i "layer of soft glass fibre with myriads of i air pockets that "hold body heat, and a fabric facing. It's dry cleanable, washable and mothproof, say the makers. A a paving i of asphalt, stonr and a special synthetic resin Is being marketed for patching cracks in driveways or side welks.

It's packed in 25 and 50 pound cartons end 800-pound drums. COLORFl'L: A a i manufacturer of nontarnishing metallic yarns is now creating colored and iridescent effects by combining various colors with natural and synthetic and one Mrs. Frank wil be at 2 were 437 stocks 'up and i406 down out of the 1.131 issues p.m. Wednesday at He would not elaborate. Shepard now Is personnel officer for the 518th Air De.fe.nm (iroup at Niagara Falls a Job tHe Air Farrf nnn- sensitive.

He said that the security Volume came to 1,440.000 shares eit MILLER Services for Benja- 'gallon began in 1952, and that 1 She was active in a i i a i in early a i i of i funeral home, 209 South Main of the Council of Churches a Services i be at 1.30 p.m., 'Street, Hughesville. Burial will be Synagogue of Lock a at the a home. 133 i Pleasant Hill Cemetery, a Twenty-inn- new h.ghs and w(u a of St PRU Epi.v. a i Rfv Friend m-y call at the i a ,10 new lows for the year were copal church. i Richard K.

Fearing, of the Seven-i home tonight from 7 to 9. I Miss -peale also took an i Day A i Burial as compared i 1,700,000 shares: a i she was a Irtng-time member ar )( traded Friday when the a of a of directors of Com-i a a at a i Street, will be at 1.30 p.m." today munity Service and took part th? funel1fl1 nome 125 1 the local a i of TM I 7 lo Weanes iThird Sh-p-t, with the Rev. George i a i i a i i organizations, i i the Red Cross and the i i sjw was a leader in theJMrs. Sarah Reed Smith activities of the i Mrs a i a Cemetery. was up on average, A lot of that volume from I'hited the day's most active isjfue off at with 96,200 shares traded including three blocks totaling 85,000 at 5.

tmtn-Miller, of 15 East i fellow officers were cleared 1 the year. The lieutenant said he had pro- W. Carson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in'the Brick Church 'Historical Society, of which RKO was second most active up was a charter member. a at with 63,000 shares traded.

I Her only survivors are a Robert F. i head of the education department and direc receiving a Christmas card that embodies an invitation to buy a certain or 1 which has coupon a can be tilled out, space or air Significantly, i i A location i be taken over by a store a store a size, one of thr of advertising. From County Farm Agent Summer grade transmission a izati day Inc.) TODAY'S IDEA IN AGRICULTURE It was followed by International nephews. There will be no visitation. Dr.

Karl R. Miller, acting coun- at Lycoming roroner, said death waj due to Mining up Vt'at I Armour 4 up 4 at 9-V and American Radiator up at 14, Among stocks advancing were Santa Fe, Baltimore Ohio, Amerada Petroleum, Eastern Air Lines American Telephone. Allied Chemical, General Electric, U. S. Steel and American Woolen.

were a American Smelting, rteanese, American Viscose, Goodrich, nlted Aircraft, National Distillers and Admiral Corp. Services i be at 11 a.m. to i at 12.40 a.m. yesterday jULLural Mr Miller Monday, Nov. 9, 195,1, in the Gei-j found dead in his apartment Sun- Hospital at Dan-j I HALL Services for Edward Air Force in taCtoit confirmed that Shepard bad been kept on active duty because of hirprotert and that of commanding; officer, Lt Col.

Donovan F. Smith. Shepard, among 6,000 scheduled for release under the economy- a i rrductton In foree order, hid been due for release Oct. 30. Asked how he felt about i rnunism.

Shepard said his 100 com- John W. Higgle Almanac Foresaw (Lock Haven Hospital I He was born in The American Stock Exchange the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. of the things farmers need roduce crops seem likely to ase off a lifile more year.

the other hand, prices a i i a mixed with trading at 340,000 off and sent in i a peymenf for what they sell also may That compares i was a i be so charmed that average a little lower. So, the cost-joon shares traded Friday, i Methodist and she held various responsibilities to buy the goods offtfM (price squeeze on farmers won't get! corporate bonds were irregular Loyal Ordf-r ef Moose and was an i women's organizations and the 1 i i i i a i i 1 i. A on officiating. Burial i be, i i in Highland Cemetery. Death followed a protracted a ll, of Muncy RD 3, will be at a be Friends may call at the She was 58.

2 today at the home fluent testimony. Mrs. smith resided at 312 Rail- South a i street i road Street. Jersey Shore and was fl cemetery. the i of Maynard L.

Smith, a i i conductor on the New! LAYLON for LOCK. A i i a central Railroad. i Layloni 0 12fi A reh Street, i A a i of Jersey Shore, will be 2 p-m. Nov. 9, I9o3, in the a the late Frank Reed, Wednesday at the funeral home a stonemasqn in that borough, 733 roa street, Montoursville! I I a Rebecca Berger.

Burla the Picture 8 SI She was an active member of Rocks or the gia. farmer i AI- i i Evangelical United manac, warns ol a turbulent Wint i Evangelical Unitedj Friendi may call at the funeral member of the Trin- Church, in Jersey Shore. 7tonight from to 9 rUMr backed up by Iti and she held various responsibilities In 7 t0 8 jaccurate description of the early ef Moose and was an women's oreanizations and the BEERWRILER storm which raked But the chances are "tff-recipi-i much tighter next year. I or not 1 As always, the real effects of flay reverently, wlfxtfe disgusted changes in cost rates and in price? or shocked at commercial- leceived by farmers for farm S. government securities were employe diffe.rer.tial gear oil in a and' Businessmen, no less than can fail to i a a 1 should parts because the oil does not be- wishes to friends, associates end eome'Tlviid in cold a Thin rongeali-d oil puts an undue strain on the working parti of -and damage may result Changing the gear oil in equipment used during freezing weather in accordance products will differ widely by type, a and.Jocttion of farm.

Penn- not so much Yfirk PnllltrV i inn ruuuij of Pennsylvania Sunday School. i Railroad for more a .15 years. Amont; i are his i i i a a stepson, Richard i Lock a member of the Auxil iary. In addition to her husband and her son, i i are one daugh- She was also a Edward H. of Jersey NEW YORK A i 'USDAi a Mrs.

Mildred Engler.t, customers 1 alike. they should he a i not to make error of seaming to commercialize a day sacred to millions. New Publication The i a drug industry ex- in income in 1953 as many! Live express: Ship- Lockport. other slates. In )reneral the iiipplt of farm will turn out plentiful enough for high farm production in '54.

But, of coune, farmers still need to use labor efficiently. The prospects for supplies at -2 p.m. Thurs- ter, Mrs. Theodore Schreiber, of t'nion. and another Larry, i the U.S.

Army at Fort N.C. Also surviving are Reese of nients of caponettes liberal, and moderate i a 1hp a i nme. 109 West a i and one sister, light. Trading -was good pul- church Street, i Rev lets and best caponettes, slow for Marshall i i a i Bur hens. Market steady for pullets, ja fee ersev Snore m( for hens, irregular for capon- Hens, blacks under 6 lbs 30, of! 6-7 Ibs 26-28, few 39.

poor, rough Shore, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the a home, 125 North Main Street, Jersey Shore, Burial" will be in the Jersey Shore Cemetery. may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs. Bertha.S.

Carley Mrs. Mabel Township. 1 Sorvirex i be at 2.30 p.m i Wednesday at the funeral home, I ford. Allegheny Street, The Rev. B.

G. a i 1 pastor. BXirlal Bertha he the Jersey Shore Cemer i to a of the i more feed grams and other it, a 35.38, average quality Seflinger Carley, 72, i of trade oil i i Fven r(- a of E. 'rates a a year ago; lower. 30-33; rocks 5 Ihs and up 40.

Pn r-e Carley, i died Sun the hous-ehild a i a i A Co lnfes for most grass and legume CaponVttes, rocks 4'v-5 tbf Nov. 8. after- an ex should be warmed up he fore i' 50 cents, hftJL speds xce Kentucky bluegrass; f( 3Sj 4 4U lbs 32,35,, average, tended used in cold weather This can to nonprofit institutions. redtop; more ferlilwer a a i 39.31. 3S-4 lbs 32.

4 record output this past S7 40 i rot oapone COXE i for Mrs. Loyalsock i Thomas of Lansford, will be Wednesday afternoon at Lansford. Burial will be in Lani- mradrttani Banded sales from $157,000,000 introduction items seem fairly heavy 22-25: type punipheads and jacks 1 9 3 9 i i i 1951 a En arm machinery; a i 1 e-7 lbs 27-28. MANSFIELD subject to freezing also need i Chicago Livestock CHICAGO ble hogs Cast Coast Friday and Saturday. The Almanac wan In preparation rain.

faJeg and whipped struck the F-rt Coast Nov. but It predicted "at least one spank ing northeast storm along- the. first two weeks (of November. Its Winter forecast, based on an inherited formula from which science is not lacking," a "Turbulent, erratic, many storms of rain, snow and sleet. IL: The considered opinion of many done by letting it stand in a a A publication of interest! room or by filling the tub with hot to business will be "Resources water.

i i American Dream," by Samuel, peslicii i resident and materials, farm fencing materials; oaponettps 0wnt hl p. she was a of YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS furnished by Merrill Lynch, Fierce, Fenner and -Beane. Members New York Stock Phone I-485L Miami Copper Iow Jones Closing i a i Copper Industrials" a Railroads 9R.JI-- .04 'Motorola Itilities Admiral Cnrp Air Reduction Allied Sirs 51.4S-- ,05 224 MS IS 35'i Street. 22 22 Pittsburgh Produce 4'i-5 lbs 33-34; white; nb corners Gfrwige and Bap-j Mrs. Eirhenlaub, 70, rock caponettes 4-4H Ibs 32; white rock caponette pullets 4-4 lbs .1638, 4-44 lbs 32; i rock capon- pullets 4-4H lbs 36-38.

Turkeys, hens 46. Dressed Poultry: Turkeys steady 14 A MU SDA1 1 authoritie a Winters are grow, ntijfs active, mostly i may the tunerall s(eady few sa ea wea) to 2 5 i from to 9. Mower on butchers; sows unevenly (steady to 25 higher; most choice Mrs HortV W. 20.35-20.60; iit- i tie below 20.50; fe wloads 20.65 and tfied in vill not be Winter's weather," list Harry W. Eirhenlaub, 'in addition to Irer husband, she RD 3.

died in the Muncy Valley oyw is sun-eved by a i Sunday, Nov. 8, 1K5 at M(lf A 1 Elmira, and several! 10.30 p.m. Salable nieces, nephews and i i are six Donald, short load 20.75: most 325-500 Ib Services i he Wednesday at Selmsgrove; Milnor. Benton and i Hens dry packed 3 p.m. in the Job's Corners a a i Muncy: John, Montgom rattle 24.000; salable calves 600: slaughters slow, weak to mostly clearance incomplete late; heifers TaWy 37 23 37', Amer Airlines American Can Amer A Fdy American Loi-o Amn Smelting Amn Tel A.

Amn Ton Amer Viscose Amn Woolen Anaconda Armco Steel Arnjour Ills Atch Fe Atlantic Refg Avr-o Manu Balto A Ohio 32 Benriix Aviation B3 Beth Stefl 50 Boeing Airplane 45 Borg Warner Budd Co Cdn Pacific Cdn Dry GA Carrier Corp 3TS 33 33 13 23 29U .155 70v 16-. 32 7 34 4 93' 4 29 5S II 1 23 ll'i 42U Biscuit Nat'l Dairy Prod-60S Naf'l Distillers IS 1 Central N'iagara Mohawk 27 Amer 21 v'f. 19 iiJ Pacific 59 i -Owens C. Fibregl's 45Ni Motors. 4 Am Air 8 Pic 10 9 0 i 1 )' Railroad 13 224 58 32 35 PITTSBURGH.

fAPMVSDA Produce demand fair market about: nd r0zen leadv gquahs firm. i the Rev. and Joseph. Sonestown; four 1 Annles'TaT eadv St dy Turke a i Maf in i i i Burial Vorrfil Sheets. Pic- ft Apples 2 cars about steady.

A pac ked Bnd i be in Jrth Corners cemetery, lure Rocks: Mfs, Paul Burkhold- st eadr high-eholce and baskets 3.30. 4.00, vout yhp 10 is lbs 18-50 Fuends mil at thr i a i steady, h.gn Macintosh 0 0 41-43. lbs and honieris North Main Street, Mans- Robert a russets Mrs. John And-rson, and Muncy: jtMrg 28 )0 ftnly 22', 23 37.4, 14 29' 155 21 27', 21'i full, steady on large 78" lbs 284-32, 79 lbs and up 30S. Squabs 11 Ibs and up 90-1 Elevator Glen.

Picture Rocks, and grandchildren. 2 p.m. at the Main Street. Muncy. John W.

Whetstone, of St. Andrew's Lutheran Cf at 30.00 and above; most good a steers 19.50-25.50; load 15.00; choice low-prime "heifers 32.00-34.75; to low-choice 17.00-21.50: util- i i and commercial cows and Where's the Fire? 2.29 p.m. The 20th alarm of the month was answered at the home of Mrs. Clara Cawle, 121 William Street, where the fur- naee backfired causing smoke scare. Fire Companies No.

2, 3, 4, and the aerial ladder truck responded to the alarm. No wax required. FUNERA3U Th The 69' 324 34 1 92V 29U 5 '4 22 i i 344 i i Morris SPhelps Dodge 35 4 Proc Gamble 6fiH Pub Ser El Gas 26 Phila Klec 314 45 74 '5 11 't 23 't Celanesp 22 Ches Ohio i i A Chrysler Cities Serv Col Gas Sys Columbian Car Comml Credit Cdns Vultee Edison 36 13 67 78 13 4 36 17 Cont'l Can 57 14 Curtlsw Wright 7K Douglas Aircraft 71 Dresser Ind 19H DuPont ..104 East Air Lines 234 Eastman Kodak 47 Emerson Radio Erie 1R Pah-child 9 1 Firestone Tire S3 Flintkote Co Freeport Sulp 46 Genl Elec Gen Foods 59 Gen Motors 59S Gen Tire Gillette Safety 43 Goodrich 72 Goodyear Great North Pr 51 Gulf Oil In.nplra Copper Jnt'l Harvester Int'l Nicked Ud Int'l Tel A Tel Johns Jnnen A Lant Xermecott 67 Kretge 34H Lehigh Portland Lit Myers 75'4 Lockheed Air 27 i tnrwi Inc 11H Co. i 31 414 21 Ni 35 12-4 67 7Si 13 '4 414 36 17 40 57 i Phillips Petr. a Inc.

jc i Radio Corp Am Co 4 Avla 11 Steel Revere Copper 'Reynolds Tbb 4 2 Safeway Stores 541., 234 27 26' 44 8V 26-4 764 13 34'. 33 48 34 30 66H 31U 53 39 27 264 44 27' 764 13K 34 33 48 34 30 i 40-48. brown and mixed 48, large white 58-64, brown and fUtUrBS CHICAGO A A strong buy mixed 55-61. An Persons dn.pped from the i floor to the haw- i 1 "ffif'ate. Burial will be In Twin Memorial may ca th.

funeral ment of a downtown i i i home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. yesterday, and six of those aboard Poultrv i turkevs ouiet nr--n aiiunjg uuj- re- ing movement sent ell grainy up' vvere leg and CV D. P. ceipts reported. NEW VORK BOOS 26 31H 5314 NEW YORK (AP Wholesale egg prices (USDA) on" the Board of Trade yesterday.

ack injuries. Soybeans led the advance, all con-1 accident occurred in hitting new seasonal highs.l 'R ht stoI 7 Caxtnn Building Demand focused on soybeans, wenmg rush hour. The Rev. Daniel P. Scherrerj 62, choice vealers 13.00-22.00; cull and utility 7.00-13.00.

Salable sheep 2.000; general trade moderately active; slaughter steady to strong compared with Friday; a ewes steady; good to prime wooled were crop wheat deliveries and corn. had i yHttRtay. Receipts (one day 26, New crop wheat barely held ih th 11 of Baltimore, and formerly of lambs 18.00-19.50; few lots choice and prime 20.00; load around 95 Ib weights 20.50; utility to low- ThA i'his city, died in Baltimore, ued; dli y' Nov 8 1953 UrUl HTM. The Rev. Mr.

Scherrer was pas- New York spot quotations, based largely on exchange trading, follow 394 includes nearby: Whites: Top quality (47 lbs) 574-584; extra large (45 56-57; mediums 46-47; 23 26 smalls 38-40; 314-33. 38 3R 1 St. Regis Savage Arms Sears Roebuck 12 74'4 47 18 94 46 834 58 59 284 434 244 144 62 70 1.9V 194 1034 103 "i 22H 234 46N. 114 94 27S 454 83 584 594 28 434 72 534 504 444 244 27 Ni 384 14 624 214 664 344 274 744 27 J1S 67 (Shell Oil Co. Oil 13-VSorony Vacuum 344 Cn.

15H 364 i South Pacific .40 1 7 4 Railways 40K- Sperry Corp 574 Strl Brands 274 i Oil Calif 51 71 Std Oil N.J. 72H Studebaker Swift Co 394 Sylvania 32H iTexas Corp 554 Texas Gulf Sulp 904 Tidewater As'd 21 Tlmken Roll Bear 384 Trans West Air 20th Cent Fox Union Carbide 70H 194 744 33 394 41U 2T-4 72 39 544 89 21 38 174 70H 48il 47ti Top quality (47 lbs) 5740 4I 4041 "40 58; extra large (45 Ibsi 56-57; mediums 44-45; smalls 39-41; peewees 37 i 314-33. 194 12 I A I A (AP) Bloomfleld Park Church in Baltimore and was pastor of the improved 1954 winter wheat crop! prospects. Oats also were unable said It was "a was killed and more were End Christian and Mlwlon- A church wu to get anywhere. not injured seriously.

Wheat clo'sed 4 lower to 14 i MORE POLIO FOt'ND liamsport. Surviving are his wife Hatband two sons and two daughters. '1'SDA) Eggs: steady to firm. Receipts 4.194. Wholesale selling iarge whites 544-57.

mixed colors 53-56; mediums whites 42-43, mixed colors 41-42: a a 48 checks 40-45. CHICAGO CHICAGO (API-Closing prices WHEAT Dec. 2.004, Mardi 2.04. May 2.03%, July 1.98%, Sept 2.00. Union Pacific ...1084 108 1084 United Aircraft 44M, United Air Lines 2.34 United Para Thea 14 U.S.

Rubber S3 4 504 444 244 38 14i 624 U.S. Steel i Warner Pictures 664 274 744 274 11H 30t West Penn El West Union Tel West Elec Woolworth York Cxirp Youngs Sheet Zenith Radio 36 42 484 204 384 70 14H 37 354 424 474 744 334 33Si prices are as follows: Minimum 10 154 cent AA quality large whites browns 55-564; medium I white 46-47, browns '43-45; small 454 37-39, browns 36-38; extra 724 394 32 5414 89 21 38 13 17 Calif Elec Pwr 9 Calvan Cons Dumonl Labs Elec Bond ft Sh 214 Pennroad 13 '4 Piper Aircraft 24 Technicolor 214 134 34 14 23 14H 284 374 484 70 214 134 24 CORN Dec. 1.49%, a 1.534. May 1.53%, July 1.534 Sept. 1.51%.

OATS Dec. .784, March May July RYE-Dw. 1.22%, March 1.27% May 1.30%, July 1.33 4. LANCASTER (AP) a 2J1B, ttberal with ry 1 1 1 1 1 action prices steady with last Calves 356, marke 1 to 2 dollars higher, top grades 30.00-33.00. Medium grades 23.0027.00.

Hogs. 890. market sharply Mflui Wtt hogs 21 00, late trades siiowid a decline to 23.30. Shjep 114, good to 20.00-23.00. In Dictiftbtr 1952.

Old-age and lurvivors Insurance payroents un Iton Hwurlty 304 nU T. PITTSBURGH A Services will be held at.3! polio two in Faye.te County, at the Blight Fuwr.1 good lambs 14.00-17.00; culls 8.00 cull to choice slaughter ewes 4.50-6.00. (USDA)-- NEW YORK NEW YORK (AP) hijfher. corn 4 -1 higher, oats 4-4 higher, rye unchanged to 4 igher, soybeans 3 to 5 cents have raised to 400 the total Baltimore. Igher and krd So to 90 cents nf cases" "in Southwesternlln Butter a Receipts 2 days: 561.793.

Wholesale prices on bulk (fresh). Creamery, 93 (AA) cents. 92 score (A) 684 684; 90 IB) undred pounds higher. (Pennsylvania this year. USC OUR 1-1 fOR PLOW8R Qrot Hours: 8 MO iw- iJ I i Burial will be the MontnursviHe Cemetery at 89 score (C) p.m.

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