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Stocks Confused Holiday Nears New York, Dec. 23. stock market displayed recovery (P)- -The elements today but not in sufficient amount to touch off any real switch of the downward trend. While a number of favorites were lifted fractions to a point or so, declines of as much were plentiful and the direction the close still was a bit indefinite." The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was unchanged at 35.5 after a drop of .5 in the preceding session to a new bottom since April 1, 1938. Tax selling persisted on a large scale although, with only six more sessions available for this sort of liquidation, the opinion was heard that it should dry up from now to the end of the year.

At that, there was enough of it today to ut the turnover at 1,417,422 shares compared with 1,459,065 yesterday. NEW YORK STOCKS High Low Close Chemical ....137 136 Allied 136 American Can 59 57 59 American Chain 19 19 American American Smelting 39 38 American Sugar 20 20 Tel Tel. .123 121 American American Tobacco 44 44 American Water American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Refining 24 Baltimore Ohio Bethlehem Steel 60 Cer de Pas 26 26 Certain-Teed Chesapeake Ohio 32 Chrysler Cities Service Cities Service pfd 52 52 Col Gas Elec 1 Continental Can Corn Products 50 Delaware Hudson duPont 136 Eastman Kodak ..132 130 131 Freeport 36 35 36 General Electric 25 General Motors 30 Great Northern Ry pfd. 20 20 Hudson Motor 3 3 Inter Harvester 44 45 Inter Nickel Inter Paper 13 13 Kennecott 34 Lehigh Val Mack Truck 33 Martin Parry Mid Cont Pet 17 Mathieson Alkali 2272777 National Chi Pow Chi Central American Dairy Western St St Light. .180 38 North Pacific 4 Penna 12 12 Pere Marquette Public Service 12 Pure Oil Radio Corp of Am Reading 12 12 Republic Steel Seaboard Air Lines South Pacific 10 Southern Rallway Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil 41 41 Studebaker Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur 30 Union Pacific 60 60 60 Leather Pipe Rubber Smelting 46 46 Steel Tobacco Warner Pictures 47 Western Maryland 2 Westinghouse Man 75 White Motor Woolworth 24 Yellow Truck 113 11 GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Dec.

23 P). --Closing U. S. Government bonds: Treasury 3s 48-46 .107.26 Home Owners Loan 3s 52-44 .104.17 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS Philadelphia, Dec. 23 (P).

-Closing stock quotations: Budd Manufacturing Budd Wheel Bond and Share Electric Storage Battery 271 Lehigh Navigation National Power and Light Pennsylvania Railroad Pennroad Corp. 23, United Gas Imp. U. S. TREASURY REPORT Washington, Dec.

23 -The position of the Treasury Dec. 20: Receipts, $65,327,303.24. Expenditures, Net balance, $3,611,840,798.73. Working balance included, 554.42. Customs receipts for month, 616.29.

Receipts for fiscal year (July 1), 269,876.26. Expenditures, $10,718,433,007.70. Excess of expenditures, Convenient Monthly Payments Help You Repair or Modernize Your Home Amount 12 Mos. 18 Mos. of loan Monthly 50.00 4.39 3.00 100.00 8.78 5.99 200.00 17.55 11.97 300.00 26.32 17.95 500.00 43.86 29.92 YORK TRUST CO.

D. I. CHECK Your Needs A Loans for House Repairs Automobile Household Bills New Purchases Doctors Bills Emergencies The MORRIS PLAN CONSUMER 156 W. Market St. DISCOUNT CO.

YORK THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 1941. 11 JOE PALOOKA INTERRUPTED SHOWER By Ham Fisher THERE MAY BE D- -DROP C-COME OUT I SEEN WHAT OH NO? WHO'S THE SOME EVIDENCE THAT GUN WE GOT THE YA GRAB BAG--I SIT DOWN. MASTER IN THIS CLOSET MEAN GOODS ON THE BAG! NEVER MIND? YA ON WHO HE MOVE SAW IT BETTER IS. BEFORE. TALK! 72-24 Me Syndicate, Inc HAM The WEDNESDAY, Morning Programs Montana.

WJZ -Pope Pius XII. Emmy. -Carter Family. Digest. -News and Music.

6:30 in Manhattan. -Sunrise Revue WOR-Farmers' Digest. 6:45 -News. in Manhattan. WABO-News.

Translation of Pope Message. WABO-WOR-News. 7:15 -WOK Gambling's Musical Clock. Roundup. WABO-News.

Radio Rendezvous. WEAF -Studio X. WABC-Aunt Jemima. WOR--The Goldbergs. Music.

Takes a Woman. Jim Parsons. WABO-MISSuS Goes A-Shopping. WJ2-Texas Jim. 8:45 WEAF-WJ7-News.

WOR Australian News. WABO -Adelaide Hawley. 8:50 Tea Quiz Spice of Life. of Tomorrow. WOR- Imogene.

WABC-News. Jack Turner. -Hank Lawsen. WABO- -Army Children Talk Fathers. WOR- Victor H.

Lindlahr. Club. -Market Basket, WOR- -News. MacHugh. WOR Moments.

WABC-Stories. Johnson. WOR- Alfred McCann. WIZ- -Clark Dennis, Tenor, WABC-Betty Crocker. Children.

WABC-Myrt and Marge. WJZ--News. Mate. WJZ-A House in the Country. WAB0-Stepmother.

WOR- Consumers' Quiz Club. of Life. WJZ--Christmas Carols. WABC- -Woman of Courage. Talk.

Let's Have Music. Marlin. WABC-Treat Time. WOR-News. WJZ Eleanor Nash.

Young's Family. WOR-Woman's Hour. WJZ--Living Literature. WABC- The Man I Married, Bartons. WABC--Bright Horizon.

WJZ-Prescott Presents. Harum. WABC--Aunt Jenny's Stories. Afternoon Programs WJZ -Nancy Boothe Craig. WABO-Kate Smith Speaks.

O' Neills. WABC-Big Sister. WJZ Defense Information. WOR-This is Life. and You.

12:25 Revell Presents. WJZ -Farm and Home Hour. WABC-Romance of Helen Trent. WOR- -News. Children's Party.

WABC-Our Gal Sunday. WOR- Judy and Jane. Margaret McBride. WABC-Life Can be Beautiful. WOR- Carols." in White.

WOR---Helen Holden. WJZ Between the Book-Ends. -Right to Happiness. WJZ-Homespun. WOR-Front Page Farrell.

of Life. -Betty and Bob. Find My Way." WJZ -News. Man on the Mezzanine. -Light of the World.

WABO- Dr. Malone. WOR--Martha Deane. WJZ Vincent Lopez's Orch. Man.

WABC- -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. Lady. WABC- Fletcher Wiley. the Light. -Arnold Grimm's Daughter.

WIZ- -Care of Aggie Horn. WOR -Here's Looking at You. WABC-Kate Hopkins. the Storm. WABC--The Helping Hand.

WIZ- -Orphans of Divorce. WOR -Translation of Pope Message. 3:15 WEAF-Ma Perkins. -Amanda of Honeymoon WABC-News for Women. The Guiding Light.

WABC-BBC-CBS Exchange. WiZ--John's Other Wife. WOR-Xmas Greetings to Travelers and Sade. WJZ- -Just Plain BIll. 3.55-WABC-News.

Wife. daughter, Bonnie Gray, Cardiff, are spending the holidays their parents in North Carolina. Miss Elsie Bull, Miss Marjorie Sellers, Mrs. M. S.

Macomber Mrs. Richard Rees spent a last week in Philadelphia. Practice Air Raid The practice air raid held Saturday afternoon. first, citizens responded by stopping their cars when the siren and remained stanling until all clear signal was given. Mrs.

Chester Ruff, Delta R. was given a birthday surprise party Saturday evening. She ceived many gifts, including: birthday cake from her daughters. Those attending Mr. and Mrs.

Chester R. Ruff son, Chester, Mr. and Marvin N. Ruff and daughter, Nancy Louise, of Dover, Ruth and Reba Ruff, timore: Mrs. Ella M.

Wiley, Anna Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ler and son, Richard, Mr.

Mrs. Frank H. Grove, Mr. Mrs. Walter C.

Wiley and Charles and Joseph, Mrs. Chandlee, Mrs. Mary Ruff lone, Misses Marie and Margaret Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ailes, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Paul and children, Hazel, William, Phyllis, Audrey and Kenneth, and Mrs. Alonza Gehr and daughter, Beverly Ann, and Mr. Mrs.

Henry Mobley. Air Today DECEMBER 24, 1941 WABC To Be Announced. WOR -News. WIZ--Club Matinee. Dallas.

WOR- Carol' Sketch. Jones. WABC-Landt Trio. WOR Happy Jim Parsons. Widder Brown.

WABO-News. 5:00 WOR WIZ WEAF President Roosevelt. WABC-Mary Marlin. 5:15 WABC-The Goldbergs. the Abbotts.

WOR--Jack Armstrong. WABC- The O' Neills. Pius' WJZ -Flying Patrol. Defense Information. WOR-Capt.

Midnight. WABC-Scattergood Baines. WIZ--Tori Mix. Sisters, Trio. Evening Programs Indigo.

-News. WOR- Uncle Don. -Musicale. Hunt, News. WEAF-Hit of the Day.

WLW--Something to. Think About. WJZ-Face of the War, to Overthrow WL.W-Squeakin' Deacon. WEAF- -News. WiZ -Sports.

Exciting Momenta. and Spirituals. WOR WJZ-Musical Appetizer. Three Suns Trio. to -Lowell Thomas.

WABC--The World Today. WOR-Here's Morgan. Waring's Orch. WABO- Amos 'n' Andy. WOR-Stan Lomax, Sports.

WJZ -Easy Aces. WOR -Confidentially Yours. WABC-Lanny Ross. WJZ -Tracer of Lost Persons. WLW-On Home Front.

Present. WABC Meet Mr. Meek. WOR--Lone Ranger. WIZ -Muggsy Spanier's WLW-Henry King's Orch.

Be Announced. WJZ-The Legend of Puck. Tinney. WJZ -Quiz Kids. WABC-Big Town.

WLW-WEAF--The Thin Man. Get It. Party. WJZ-Manhattan at Midnight. WABC-Dr.

Christian. Davis. Cantor. WJZ Christmas Eve Program. WABC-Fred Allen.

WOR- News. Manila. 9:30 WJ7 Penthouse Party. WLW-Mr. District Attorney.

WOR-Dave Rose's Orch. Kyser's College. WOR-News. WABC- Glenn Miller's Orch. WIZ -American Melody Hour.

Choir. ZENITH Radios-Repairs D. R. WEST 16 E. Princess St.

RAY FAIR SHOE STORE SQUARE Sundial Bonnie Laddie Shoes for Boys, Girls 109 S. George St. SHOE FITTING Open Sat, to 9 P. M. FURNITURE 822-30 EAST MARKET STREET FURNITURE' Better Values Aiways at BROS.

281-83 W. MARKET ST. Terms If Desired. Open Evenings. YORK'S SMARTEST LADIES SHOP Hit of the Week "Chattanooga" al VICTOR Julius Music House Property Transfers Charles M.

Green and wife to Robert C. Hoffman, property in Springettsbury town- York Security Markets Corrected by C. Morgan kork, Pa. Par Bid A Asked Central Mkt. Nat.

Co. Bk. 10 29 31 7 City Market 61 63 Community Hotel 26 Dentist Sup. Co. 10 43 46 Drovers and Mechanics Nat.

Bk. 22 Eastern Farmers Mkt. Mkt. Co. 8 117 First Nat.

Bk. 201 P. H. Glatfelter Co. 1st 1951 102 p.

Glatfelter ptd. 100 78 Guardian Trust Co. 25 54 56 Industrial Nat. 10 west Nat. Bk.

100 200 York Co. Gas Co. 15 York Co Nat Bk. 20 61 York Ice Machinery pfd. 45 48 York Ice Machinery com.

York ice Machinery, 1st Mort 6's, 1947 103 York Trust Nat. Co. Bank and 42 York Tel and Tel. com. no par 30 Tel Tel.

pfd. no par 61 York Tel and Tel. 1967 104 Trust Co. 10 214 23 York Water Co. (ex-div) 29 LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Dec.

S. Dept. Agr.) -Salable hogs 15,000, total bulk active, 10-20c higher; top good and choice 160-240 most 240-300 lb. butchers, good and choice 120-60 lb. underweights, good 360-500 lb.

sows largely with lighter weights shippers took 5,000, holdovers 1,000. Salable cattle 5,000, calves 800: fed steers and yearlings 25c higher; active at advance; last week's late downturn now regained with good to choice offerings at new high on crop; top $15.00 paid for prime 1128 lb. averages; very little here under mostly with numerous loads yearlings and light steers best 1350 lb. averages choice heifers absent, best all heifers except common kinds 25c higher; cows 10-15c up: bulls steady to strong; only weighty shipper offerings at getting reliable outlet, however; vealers steady at $14.00 down; stockers and feeders scarce. Salable sheep 3,000, total fat lambs fairly active, 10-25c higher: fat sheep and yearlings scarce, steady; bulk good and choice fat native and fed western lambs few decks fed yearlings $9.75 down: bulk slaughter ewes 5.75; two choice lots $6.75.

LANCASTER LIVESTOCK Lancaster, Dec. 23 -Cattle, 313. Light and handy weight cattle steady, lower; weighty short heifers fed kind weak to a quarter fully steady; bulls, good clearance, all kinds in demand; cows, light supply, firm; stockers and feeders, light receipts, good demand. choice 498. Market 24c lower; good to Hogs, locals Calves, 193.

Vealers firm. Sheep, 12; few lambs, steady, 44. Gross Increase debt, $57,313,987,815.68. 217.97, over previous day, Gold assets, $22,747,922,382.03. YORK COUNTY EGG MARKET (Prices quoted here are those by dealers to farmers and paid raisers for eggs purchased poultry for resale.

Quotations corrected dally.) Airville Brogue, .34 The .33 .30 Brogueville .34 Delroy Dillsburg .36 Dover .36 East Prospect ..34 Fawn Grove .32 Felton .35 Glen Rock .34 Hanover .31 Hanover Junction ..34 Laurel .32 Manchester .35 Mt. Royal .35 Mt. Wolf .34 New Bridgeville New Freedom .34 New Park .35 Railroad .34 Red Lion .30 Saginaw .36 Seitzland .34 Seven Valleys .34 Spring Grove .37 Stewartstown .33 Thomasville .34 Wiley's Station .35 Winterstown .30 Wrightsville .34 Yorkana .34 York Haven' .35 High price yesterday .37 Low price yesterday .30 High price year ago .32 Low price year ago .23 Indicates white eggs; mixed or brown eggs.) Hershey Co. Declares Extra Dividend Hershey, Dec. 23.

-Directors of the Hershey Chocolate corporation today ordered an extra dividend of $1 per share on convertible preference stock and 75 cents per share on common stock, in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share, all payable February 16 to stockholders of record January 24, 1941. FIRES ARE FAST Your valuables may be ashes before you think. A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX costs less than 1c a day. The Central National Bank and Trust Co. York, Pa.

Buy Defense Bonds Now and keep them in a safe place. Rent a safe deposit box at The York National Bank and Trust Co. Member F. D. I.

C. Christmas Thursday, December 25th, is a Legal Holiday, and the Banks and Trust Companies of York, Members of the York Clearing House Association, will not be open on that day. Many Turkeys At Central Market Christmas shoppers thronged the Central market yesterday buying turkeys, which were available in very large quantities. Prices throughout the market were 30 to 35 cents a pound. Some quotaButter, tions followien AND EGGS Eggs, doz.

.40 to 46c VEGETABLES Acorn Squash 3 to 5c Beans, string, pk. Beets, bunch 4 to 10c Broccoli .10 to 20c Brussels Sprouts, pk, Cabbage, head 5 to 20c Carrots, bunch 10c Cauliflower, head .10 to 30c Celery, stalk 5 to 15c Chard, bunch 5c Kale 10 15c Lima Beans, pint Endive 5 15c Chinese Cabbage, head 15c Eggplants Cucumbers 10 5 65555 8c Lettuce, head 15 to 20c Onions, box 5 to 10c Oyster root, bunch Parsnips. box 10c Peas, pint Peppers 3 to 5c Pickles, doz. 10 to 15c Potatoes, pk. Potatoes bu.

$1.25 Pumpkins to 25c Radishes, bunch 5c Scullions. bunch Beans, pt. Spinach, pk. Squash ..10 Sweet Potatoes, lb. 7 to 8c Tomatoes, apiece 5 to 7c Turnips, pk.

FRUITS Apples .10 to 20c Bananas, doz. .20 to 30c Cantaloupes 5 Crab Apple, pk. Cranberries, qt. Grapefruit, apiece 5 to 40c Oranges, doz. ..20 to Grapes, lb.

Pears, box Quinces, box .10 to Tangerines, .25 to 35c OTHER PRODUCTS Chickens, spring, dressed, lb. Turkeys, live weight, lb. .30 to 35c Cider, gal. 20c Ducks, spring, dressed, lb. ..30 to.

40c Cornmeal, qt. 15c card. lb. Sauer Kraut, qt. PRODUCE NEW YORK EGGS New York, Dec.

23 (P). -Eggs weak. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy, 36-37c; extra, graded firsts, 34c; mediums, dirties No. 1, 31c; average Whites: (Resales of premium marks, checks, -30c. Nearby and midwestern premium marks, specials, 37c; standards, 36c; (resales of exchange to fancy heavier mediums, Mediums, (resales of commercial to fancy and heavier pullets, Nearby and midwestern pullets, Browns: Nearby and midwestern fancy to extra fancy, -37c; specials, 36c; standards, 35c; mediums, 31 Duck eggs, 34-37c.

Pacific Coats whites: Jumbo and premiums, specials, standards, mediums, Butter steady. Creamery: Highthan 92 score' and premium marks, 35- 92 score (cash market), 34 88-91 score, -34c; 85-87 score, 31-32c. Cheese firm. Prices unchanged. Dressed poultry irregular, Fresh: Boxes, fowls, 36-42 48-54 60-65 -27 Chickens, broilers, fryers, 19-21c; roasters, Old roosters, Turkeys, northwestern, young hens, 26-33c; young toms, southwestern, young hens and toms unquoted; western, young hens, 27-32c; young toms, far western, young hens, young toms.

Frozen: Boxes, fowls, 36-42 48-54 60-65 -27 c. Chickens, broilers, 22-31c; fryers, Old roosters, Ducks, Long Island, Live poultry 24-25. firm. By freight, chickens, others, Rocks, Fowls, colored fancy, 25c, 23-24c; Leghorn, 20c. Pullets, Rocks, 26c.

Old roosters, 17c. Turkeys, hens, 31c; young toms, 27c. Ducks, 20c. By express: Chickens, Rocks, 24c; crosses, 21-23c: colored, 21-22c. Broilers.

Rocks, 21-23c; crosses, 21c; Reds, 19-20c; Leghorn, 21-22c. Fowls, colored, Kentucky, 25c; Virginia, 24c; Leghorn, 22c: Kentucky, 19-20c. Pullets, Rocks, 29-30c. Me29c; dium 25c. medium, small 23-24c; crosses.

fancy, 22-23c; small. 22c; Reds, 26-27c. Old roosters, 15-17c. Turkeys, hens, 32-33c; young toms, 27-28c. Ducks, 18-20c.

PHILADELPHIA EGGS Philadelphia, Dec. 23 (P). (U. S. Dept: market steady.

Receipts 3320 cases. Active trading, strengthened undertone. Supplies ample but not Extra whites, 38-41c; extras browns, burdensome. 37- standards Nos. '1 and 2, 36-38c; 3 and 4, 33-34c; trades, extras standards, or better whites, mediums, 30-31c; mediums, PHILA.

PRODUCE Philadelphia, Dec. 23. -White potatoes were higher on the sale market today. Pennsylvania round whites and Russets, 100 lb. sacks, 85; some best, ordinary to fair, U.

S. commercials, unclassified No. 2 and medium, poorer, 50-65c. Sweet Potatoes, Laurel Rope, yard, Holly, cases, Holly Wreaths, 8-15c. Mushrooms, 3 lb.

basket, Cabbage, 50 lb. sacks, 75-90c. Carrots, Turnips, 25-40c. Rutabagas, 70 lb. sacks, Apples, Spinach, 80-90c.

Turnip Tops, 35-10c. Collards, 60-65c. Kale, 55-60c. BALTIMORE MARKETS APPLES Dull. Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, bushel baskets, U.

S. 1s, Staymans, minimum, good color, poor color, 90ca 3-in. few higher; Yorks, minimum, few higher; minimum, Delicious, minimum, minimum, Romes, 21- inch minimum, -inch minimum, Black Twigs, minimum, minimum, $1a 1.15; various varieties, U. S. Utility, inch minimum, minimum, 60a75c; ungraded, 65a90c.

CRANBERRIES--About steady. Massachusetts. boxes, Howes, few higher. "GRAPEFRUIT-Dull. Florida, standard boxes, U.

S. 1s, few higher; combination 1s and 2s, few higher; U. S. 2s, standard wirebound boxes, combination 1s and 2s, 2.25; U. S.

2s, Texas standard boxes, Foster Pinks, combination 1s and 2s, few higher. GRAPES (Western) -About steady. California, display lugs, Emperors, ORANGES About steady. Florida, color added, standard boxes, U. S.

1s, few higher; standard wirebound boxes, combination 1s and 2s, U. S. 2s, TANGERINES About steady. Florida, GRAIN MARKETS Corrected Daily by Anderson Grain and Feed Co. YORK Wheat Corn .87 Barley .68 Oats .53 Rye .85 HANOVER Wheat Dull Session Of Grain Market Chicago, Dec.

23. (P) -Grain futures drifted over a narrow range today in one of the dullest sessions in many months as the characteristic, pre-holiday inertia gripped the market. Quotations follow: WheatMay July Sept. CornMay July Sept. OatsMay July SoybeansMay July RyeMay July LardJan.

Mar. May July Open High Low Close 1.25 1.25⅝ 1.25 1.26 1.26¼ 1.25¾ 1.26% 1.27 1.27 1.26% 1.27 .84 .85 .85 55 .53 1.77¼ 1.77¼ 1.74¾ 1.76¼ 1.77⅝ 1.77% 1.77½ 1.77 .75 .75 9.95 11.32 11.52 11.72 PHILADELPHIA COMMODITIES Philadelphia, Dec. 23 -Wheat: No. 2 red winter garlicky, $1.181. Corn: 2 yellow, 89c.

Oats: No. 2 white, 65-69c. Butter: Top grades, 36-39 92 score, 91, 90, 89, 88, Live poultry: Fowls, P. R. 24c; Leghorns, fancy, 17-20c; fancasting chickens, 21-25c; springers, P.

R. fancy, 19-22c; crosses, 18-21c. Turkeys, hens, 30- 331c; toms, 23-25c. Others unchanged. and Dressed northwestern poultry: Turkeys, far western fancy young hens, young toms, old hens, 28- 29c; old toms, western and southwestern fancy, old young hens, toms, hens, old fresh toms, 25c; young toms, Fowls, fresh killed killed in boxes, western, iced chickens, nearby, 27c.

Others unchanged. U. boxes, combination 1s and 2s, S. 2s, few higher. VEGETABLES BEANS (Snap) -Dull.

Florida, bushel hamper, ungraded, Stringless, Black Valentines, best, poorer, Bountifuls, BEANS (Lima) -About steady. Florida, bushel hampers, ungraded, BEETS--Dull. Nearby, per bunch, Texas, crates, BROCCOLI--About steady. California, crates, BRUSSELS SPROUTS- -About steady. California, drums, CABBAGE (Old) -Dull.

Truck: New York, 50-lb. sacks, Danish, 80a90c; bushel baskets, packed locally, mostly around 75c. Rail: New York, 50-lb. sacks, Danish, CABBAGE (New)-Market dull. Truck: New York, hampers, round type, packed locally, best, mostly poorer, Rail: South Carolina, hampers, round type, best, mostly around fair quality, Florida, hampers, round type, CARROTS -About steady.

Truck: New York and Pennsylvania, bushel baskets, topped, washed, Coreless, Chantenays, 75a90c, few higher. Los Angeles, crates, bunched, 6 dozen, California, Salinas district, Arizona, mostly $4.75. CAULIFLOWER -Dull. California, pony crates, few higher. CELERY-Weak.

California, crates, washed, 20-22 inch crates, 7-8 dozen, 6 dozen, 5 dozen, 3-4 dozen, mostly around Pascal type, 22-inch crates, all sizes, $3a 3.25. CUCUMBERS -Dull. Bushel baskets, so. U. S.

1s, mostly U. S. 2s, EGGPLANTS -Dull. Florida, bushel crates, U. S.

1s, 2-3 dozen, few higher; holdovers, wasty, all sizes, KALE -Dull. Virginia, bushel baskets, Scotch, 50a60c. LETTUCE -Unsettled. Arizona, Phoenix district, crates, Iceberg, 5 dozen, early sales, late sales, few higner. MUSHROOMS -Dull.

Maryland and Pennsylvania, 4-quart baskets, best, 60a 75c, tew higher; poorer, 35a50c. ONIONS -About steady. Rail: New York, 50-pound sacks, Yellows, U. S. 1s, medium to large, few higher; small to sacks, Yellows, U.

S. 1s, medium medium, Michigan, 50-pound 50-pound sacks, Sweet Spanish, U. S. 1s, 3-inch minimum, Idaho, 1.65, few higher; Colorado, PEAS -About steady. Truck: Florida, bushel hamper, small pods, mostly rail, California, bushel hamper, large pods, best, fair quainty and condition, al.

PEPPERS -Dull. Truck: Florida, bushel crates, Wonders, U. S. 1s, U. S.

2s, Ruby Kings and World Beaters, all grades, -5a50c less; bushel baskets, Wonders, U. S. 1s, Texas, crates, Wonders, U. S. 1s, mostly around $3.

POTATOES (Old)-About steady. Truck: Receipts moderate. One hundred-pound sacks, Maryland, Pennsylvania, round whites, U. S. 1s, ungraded, Chippewas and Katahdins, U.

S. 1s, Rail: Idaho, Russet Burbanks, U. S. 1s, Maine, Mountains, U. S.

1s, Chippewas, U. S. 1s, POTATOES (New)-Dull. Rail: Florida, bushel crates, Bliss, U. S.

1s, ungraded, RADISHES -Dull. Texas, crates, 1.75, few higher. SPINACH- -About steady. Bushel baskets, Savoy, truck: Virginia, Norfolk Section, best, poorer, 65a75c; Texas, SQUASH -Dull. Florida, bushel hampers, white.

wrapped, medium to large size, small to medium, SWEET POTATOES Steady. Maryland, Virginia, bushel baskets, Goldens, U. S. 1s, best, poorer, lina, ungraded, bushel baskets, Goldens Jerseys, U. S.

1s, North a Caroand Jerseys, best, few higher; poorer, bushel baskets, Puerto Ricans, U. S. 1s, ungraded, Tennessee, bushel crates, Puerto Ricans, U. S. 1s, mostly bushel hampers, Nancy Halls, U.

S. 1s, mostly nearby, hampers, Goldens, 70a80c; Jerseys, 60a65c. TOMATOES Steady. Truck: Florida, lugs, green and turning, wrapped, U. S.

1s, 6x6, and larger, 6x7, ungraded, turning and ripe, and larger, 6x7, Rail: Texas, lugs, green and turning, wrapped, ungraded, fair quality, 6x6 and larger, mostly around $1.25. Mexico, lugs, green and turning. wrapped, 6x6 and larger, 6x7, TURNIPS -Dull. Truck receipts moderate. New Jersey, bushel baskets, Blue Tops, 75a80c.

Nearby, bushel hampers, Blue Tops, 25a35c. few higher; 100-lb. sacks, Yellows, EGGS (Tuesday's Quotations) Market about steady. Nearby ungraded eggs, current receipts ship, Wilbert C. Schaszberger to Frank Horning, property in 15th ward, York.

Emory J. Eisenhart and wife to Henry J. Fritz, property in 12th ward, York. Mary K. Fritz and Henry P.

Fritz and wife to Emory J. Eisenhart, property in Dover township. Keystone Cleaning and Dyeing to Arthur E. Fetter and wife, compacts in 8th ward, York. Arthur E.

Fetter and wife to Irma M. Sechrist, property in 14th ward, York. Irma M. Sechrist to Arthur E. Fetter and wife, property in 14th ward, York.

Charles H. Knaub and wife to Ernest J. Elfner and wife, a tract of land in East Manchester township. Genevieve C. Sipe and husband to Paul R.

Spangler and wife, property in 14th ward, York. Austin L. Brown and wife ot Paul L. township. Brillhart, a tract of land in Heidelberg William M.

Schlog and wife to T. Frederick Feldmann, property in Windsor township. T. Frederick Feldmann to William M. Schlog and wife, property in Windsor township.

New Cumberland National Bank to Elmer C. Myers and wife, property in Fairview township. J. Walter Rohrbaugh and wife to Kenneth B. Nickey, property in Hanover.

Elsie N. Diffendall and husband to Harry E. Diffendall and wife, property at 289 West Cottage place, York. Mary R. Von Bestecki estate to Elmer C.

Myers and wife, four lots in Fairview township. Roy H. Gotwalt to Arthur H. Paddison and wife, property in Spring Garden township. Lewis A.

Gibbs, and wife to Amanda Rebert, property in West York. Grace J. Harvey to Frank Weiser, two lots in Conewago township. Claudie M. Wolf and husband to John M.

Wolf and wife, property in New Freedom. (prices include commission): Street sales: Small lots, whites, large, 38a40c; mediums, 33a35c; mixed colors, 33a34c. Receipts, 1,137 cases (including 10 boat and 723 truck). BUTTER (Tuesday's Quotations) Receipts, 140 tubs. LIVE POULTRY (Prices Include Commission) Receipts of turkeys moderate.

Chickens, ducks and geese light. Market steady to firm on chickens, steady on hen turkeys, very weak on large toms. CHICKENS -Rocks, 19a22c; some very large higher; Reds and crosses, 18a21c. All kinds, ordinary, 12a16c. Fowl: lbs.

up, 22a23c; mixed colors, 20a22c; smaller, 16a18c; Leghorns, 14a16c; few large, 17c. Roosters: Mixed colors, 12a13c; Leghorns, 8a10c. CAPONS 7 lbs. and over, 28c, few higher; smaller, 22a26c. DUCKS -Young, 5 ibs.

and over Muscovy, white, 19a20c; mixed colors, 15a16c; Pekins, 18a19c. GEESE- fat, 18a21c. GUINEAS -Young, per pound, 21a23c. TURKEYS--Young hens, mostly 31c; toms, 24a25c; very heavy toms not clearing, discounted, to 3c lb. BALTIMORE GRAIN FLOUR- 1,142 barrels, including 2,551 barrels for shipments.

Market steady (98-pound new cotton sacks basis). Winter patent, winter straight, spring patent, 6.95; spring straight, hard winter patent, hard winter straight, rye, flour, dark or white, WHEAT-Receipts, 33,438 bushels. Shipments from elevators, 35,693 Stock in elevators, 9,707,633 bushels. Opening price: Spot, domestic, CORN-Receipts, 3,455 bushels. Shipments from elevators, 40,762 bushels.

Stock in elevators, 339,337 bushels. No. 2 yellow corn, 88-90c. OATS Receipts, 3,889 bushels. Shipments from elevators, 600 bushels.

Stock in elevators, 3,889 bushels. On all sales of oats to the local trade, 64-67c. excepting those on track, there is an additional charge of per bushel for storage and elevator which is paid by the buyer. RYE Receipts, 1,700 bushels. Stock in elevators, bushels.

No. 1 white oats, 67-70c; No. 2 white, HAY -No receipts. General hay market steady. For timothy, clover and mixed hay prices are $17 to $20 per ton.

For all grades of hay below No. 3 the market 1s irregular to prices. STRAW--Market for straw is steady, Wheat straw, No. 2, per ton, $13. MIL LFEED No receipts.

Market steady for spot bran and middlings. bran, per ton, 100-lb. sacks, $40- 41; Spring standard middlings, per ton, 100-lb. sacks, $40-41. BARLEY -No receipts or shipments from elevators.

Stock in elevators, 7,654 bushels. SOYBEANS--No receipts or shipments from elevators. Stock in elevators, 5,057 bushels. Mrs. R.

Ross Ramsay Of Near Delta, Buried Delta and Cardiff, Dec. 23-Funeral services for Mrs. R. Ross Ramsay, who died at her home, Delta R. were held Friday afternoon with short services at the home and concluding services at Slateville Presbyterian church.

The services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. B. W. Jones. The pallbearers were Dale Malone, Paul Wiley, Curtis Johnson, SamWiley, Ross Wiley and Clarence Wiley.

Interment was made in Slateville cemetery. Annual Banquet The Past Councilors League of Martha Washington council, Daughters of America, held its annual banquet and Christmas party in the dining hall of the Cambria Methodist church. National Councilor Leona Le Brun was the guest speaker. Those attending were: Leona De Brun, Cora Pennington, Ethel Volz, Gwen Kilburne, Margaret P. Jones, Addie N.

Holden, Gertrude Lloyd, Hazel Amos, Agnes Lloyd, Eslanolia McKinley, Sarah Lloyd, Jennie Wilson, Blodwin Knopp, Nellie Heaps, Cora Fowler, Annie Williams, Octavia Pyle, Florence Beard, Wyvetta Tarbert, Olive Pyle, Nellie Glasgow, Eleanor Jones, Margaret Flahart, Grace Watson, Edna Sanders, Ethel Burnum, Nora Learon and Hazel Stauffer. Mrs. Owen Dooley and son, Robert, are spending some time with Mrs. Mary Dooley, Delta. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Bonville and children, Richard and Ivan, of Cardiff, left Sunday morning for Vermont, where they will spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. Bonville's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

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