PAGE EIGHT
Th. OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Horning, December 31, 1938
Salem . Market . Quotations
"" (layta Friettl
(Tee arte eelew aapeliea by .local
grocer ere iadlraUre of tea daily aiarket
ancee ei4 U rrewere Seleae buyere
U wi Ml faereateee J The Bute
mo .vt- . - -
- Applee All varoUoa. 0 trade, pat ba,
o 6Se - . - - :.
.99 -
.00
Baaaaaa. Ibi. oo aulh
Eaada -
CrapcfraiC Txa pi.
Hegaiar
Delta. feaa. Ik.
laui arata -
Oraagea, onto
.2 25 to
visdcrajkLKS '
(Baylag Prices),
Caeeage. la.
Carteta, local do
Caalif lower.- PorlTd
Caler ' Dul mti:
Colorx Hearte, doa.
Lattaee, Calif
Onieaa.- boiling. 10 lba. No: 1
- SO lba. ., t-V - -' -
Greea eaSene, dot.,., ,, " ,", ...
Badiabco," doa l. ,.',v ' t
Peppers, -green, Calif mini
Parsley -i. . r.--.,-
Petsteee local, ewi,.-.. , .
56 lb, bap. , "
Bi iaaebv Texaco - ... .'. .
IHmIsb. doa., '
HabbanL lb. '
Tarsi pa, doa.
I.7S
1.00
14
4.60
t.0
.d0
A :
40
1 7 J ,
":oo
tJMr.-f
-.14 :
v .80.,
".40 t.
".45 ' '
15.
.40 ,
1 50
60
1.50 "f
.80
.01 V
.40
- amvs!
(Price paid by ladopeadrat packing plant
to grower)
Waleete rranqueUee. taaey. 12a:
sUbbs. 10c; aaiall 6e; orchard raa, to
10c Walaat neat 25 to DOc lb. '
.. Ftlbrrta Barreloaaa, large. 12tte; taa
7 UHft babiea. lie; orrhard ra 11 te
He. - Daehilty 1 cent higher.
(Co-op Price to Grower)
Walaata Price range, depending open
way aota re la-1 different grade. 11
te ia. - "
Filbert All aaoted oat r
' - - ' HOPS -
x (Baying Price) " .
rv.l.n itnminil l3l. Ib.-lO to .11
rin.i.N 1021 lh SO to
rajglee tep
WOOI. AJD MOHAIB
(Baying rncea)
Wool, saediam, lb.
Coarse, lb.
Lamb, lb.
Mohair, lb .
S3
vaj-tsia itrn PAITT.TTI.T
(Baying Prices of Aadroaen'a)
J2
.22
.18
.28
lare-e extra
VediDBi etre .
Largo ataadarda
Ft.it ta
.28
.20
.20
.20
.14
.
.13
.18
.10
.15
.05
r.rsT.aT(W!
(Bnylnf price for Ho. I" atock, baaed n
eondltleaa and aalea reported np to 4 p.m.
laba. top 00
re. -2 00 to ;oo
Uoga, top -v-r 2 22
130-150 lb. 7.50 to 7.75
, 210-800 lba. 725 to 7.50
feoge, top (Midget Market) 8 00
Bowa 800
Colored frya .,
Colored aMdioat. lb.
White Leghorn. Is. K. 1.
White Leghorn try a
WhiU Legboraa, lb. Ko. 2.
Beaey bona, lb.
Boo tor
r Grmdw B raw 4 per eet
milk. fUleu basic pool prlc
S2.178.- '
s.v Co-op. Grade A botterfat
price, FOB Salem, 29 H. '
. (Milk baaed oa oool amoathry
batterfat arerngo.) ' .
' tMstributor price, f 22. .
A Rrade botterfat lleliT
eredlH;Ba7ade 2&Hi O.
Krade 23Ji v
T A grade print, 82c j B
grade 81c. -..-;.-.
.4 50 to 8 00
. 4 50 to 5 50
.. 00 to 00
8.00
Beef cows
Bolla ..
Heifers ..i..u
Tim eaaL lb.
uarry type oowo " -Dressed
eeal. lb. (Midyel). - .11
- MARION CHXAMEST Boylni Price
.23 Vb
.10
.08
.18 .
.14
.00
05
Butt erf at. A grade .
Igbora bona, over 8 lba.
Lckfaora bens, audrr " lba
Springers .j..---..--.-..t. -
Colured benf, atsr 5 lbs, ....
Stag, lb -L
IHA Rnmtera. lb '
Reeta market value So 3 grade '"8 less
-. . boo rsjcss
Largo eitraa
Largo ataadarda -Medium
extra
Medium atandarda
Undergrade -
PaUets .
.28
26
.20
S4
.20
.14
GEAIH. HAT AJSTD SEEDS
Wheat, per bushel. So. 1 white.
sacked .. 84
. Red 0
Oats, grey, ton 29.00 to SO 00
- White :-. 2 0
Peed barley, ton : 23 to
Clover hay. ton . 14 00
Oat 'and Votes .hay, ton U.00
Alfalfa, ton :..15.00 to 10 OO-
AlBike Clover, .lb. .- 10
feed CTorer, lb. . : 13, to 14
Krg Msh. No. I grade. 80 lb. lit 1 80
Dairy Feed, 80 lb. baj.. 1 30
Ben Scratch feed : 175
Cracked Corn 1 75
Wheat 1-80
SIrids Touch Quotations at Portland
Wheat Rally
Blarket off Cent After
i' 7 Successive Days of
I Higher Prices
PBOOTCB BXOZLUraa
rOBTLUID. Qru Do. 10. (API
Prsdaco eashaaga:
I Battort Batrao, : ataadarda, 38;
visa firsta 28 firsU 87.
natterut SO-lOtt. -
Kgxs! Largs satras 10: Una ataad
arda 29: asodieaa a a t r a a 20: ssodiasa
atadrda 8j sat all aatraa t assail
ataadarda 24. . , .
Choose I Triplets 3d loaf 18. ,
Second Set of Twins
Born to John Bndds
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
John Budd are the parents of
twins, a boy and a girl, born
December 22. The little boy, Va
tia Fayette, weighed 8 pounds
and the girl, Vollie Fay, weighed
7 ponnds. This is the second
pair of twins born to Mr. and
Mrs. Budd. The baby boy and
girl haYe two sisters named Nina
Jean and Mary Jone. The family
lives two miles southeast of Jef
ferson on the Frank Johnston
farm.
t CHICAGO, Dec JO-m-After
seven ' snccessiya .days of higher
prices, the Chicago -wheat mar
ket reduced - V of a cent today.
largely on account of moderate
proit-taking sales.
Three cents a bushel net gain.
within a week tempted numer
ous holders of wheat lutures to
turn temporarily to - the selling
side of the speculative pit, so as
to realize cash for their ventures,
besides,- lack of evidence of any
iresh buying connected with Unit
ed States- government business
served as a market drag. -'
. Predictions of warmer- weather
In domestic : winter crop areas,
together with, failure, of temper
atures to reach very low levels
tLere, acted as another handi
cap, and so too did Liverpool
quotations somewhat lower, than
due.
At the close, Chicago wheat
fvtures were lower com-!
pared with . yesterday's finish, !
May 8-,-July.68-, corn
down, May 51-, July
634-. oats unchanged to
off, rye unchanged, to H up. and
provisions unchangeal to a decline
of 2 cents.
Portland Grain
Turkey Receipts Still
Light on Portland Mart
PORTLAND, Dec. 30-P-Dealers
noted some increase In
ben offerings on the turkey mar
ket today, although receipts gen
erally remained light. Trade lead
ers agreed enough turkeys re
mained to supply demands for
immediate consumption.
Club Will Meet
HAZEL GREEN January 4
Mrs. B. C. Zlellnski and Mrs.
Alexander Sharp will be host
esses to the Sunshine Sewing
club at Mrs. B. C. Zielinski's
tome.
"MY LOVE IS NEW"
By Iris Bennett
CHAPTER XXI
- Rath Darby was washing vege
tables as Constance came in the
kitchen the following morning and
sat at the white table and cupped
ser chin in her hand.
"Cant yon do that later. Mother?
Pve something to tell you, something
I'm afraid yon aren't going to like
ery much."
"Of course, dear. What Is It?"
She dried her hands and pulled out
painted white chair and sat down.
Her eyes did not waver from the
grave young face opposite her.
Constance touched the hand that
wore the heavy geld wedding band.
"I'm not going to marry Terry.
I'm going to marry Gordon Keith."
And gripped her mother's hand.
"Please try to understand. I love
aim. Dent tell me I dont know
moonlight. Marriage is sharing I
little or much, understanding, being
faithful, giving and taking. . . .
ill be happy when it s over, I
think." Her lips brushed her
mother's face. "I think you under
stand. I'm sorry for getting myself
into this mess when Rosalind s af
fairs are as they are. You've been
through enough.'
Dont try to kid me. There is some
thing wrong." She was standing so
still and her eyes were frightened
and she spoke as if it were a labor
to speak. He nodded. "Bad news?
What is it? Tell me."
She took a deep, tired breath.
Terry, I'm I'm going to marry
Gordon Keith." And paused, think-
incr MT H"f m mi with l t Miitl
Be very sure you aren't hurting because the light died in Terry's
yourself most.'
o
A storm that had been brooding
angrily broke just as Constance
I reached Mike Flaherty's camp. In a
i flash of lightning she saw Donna
Flaherty's trim little figure go from
window to window. The shaggy
black and white dog, soaked to the
hide, hurried to the shelter of the
eyes and his jaw sharpened and an
expression she hoped never to see
again in anyone's eyes came to his.
Jerking np her head because that
seemed to relieve the tightness in
her throat, she said softly, "I love
him and he loves me. Last night he
asked me to marry him in October.
lie nasn been making love to me
all these weeks you've been np here.
I haven't seen him. I wouldnt go
porch, shook himself, and crouched
in the earnnr. Tho Vinnnw arirfolra f I v; r t i - i -t. ,.
ltlf?lz::i L . Terry's cabin was dose. Leaving that would pass and I hoped and
Ruth nodded. "And you've keen
miserable. I know. Somehow
mothers always know, Constance.
But have yon realized what mar
riage te this man means and how
different it will be from marriage
with a boy like Terry? He's a man
ef the world and yon aren't the first
girl in his life and yon probably
won't be the last. He's been mar
lied before and his marriage failed.
Ten must consider all those things."
- "AD I can think of this morning
Is that I'm going to hurt Terry. I'm
going te the camp today and tell
the ear, she hurried over the soggy
ground to the porch, opened the
door, and went in. But she stood
quietly on the threshold of the room.
prayed that it would. But it didn't.
I
Waitl" he said.
Getting np, he went to the win-
looking at her photograph on theldow and stood for a long time with
aesic. was souea irom nanaiing. his back tn her. His ,nM anH tV,.
'I was another girl then," she beatino- rain and th thnnrfor ar.4
thought, pulling the yellow hat lightning were maddenine. Tremb-
slowly from her hair. "I wish 1 1 ling, her heart feeling that it would
I burst, she waited for him to speak.
At last be laced ner.
"There's a lot I could say, Con
stance." he said evenly. "But I
don't know that it would help any."
Terry, I know I've hurt yon
were that girl again." How to tell
him. ... When be came in, she knew
she would be weak and aching.
But be did not come in for quite
some time. She could not be quiet
and ait and wait. The hie-h brown
him. I've got to tell him I Is that all heels of the brown and white sport terribly."
yvwuve w sayt -1 shoes waikea bade and forth. This "Think of yourself. Think of your
L is one ume wnen i can ii room. . . She would always re-Hif. with him." He was thinking of
advise yon. Her advice would be member It. There was a desk and a her. Not until later, not nntil ah
futile. Ton taught them nil yon studio couch and several deep ahab- was gone and he realized that she
knew but yon could not tea them Jby chairs and many books. Terry's I would never come again, would he
whom to marry because they would I brown riding boots, very muddy, think of himself and his hurt and
were in the corner, ills sweater was
thrown over a chair and his pipe
was a tnarker In s thick book half
read.
He came in Just aa lightning Qla-
stot listen and in the end they al
ways listened to the music fat their
own hearts. Her own heart ached
- new with fear. . . . "Marriage is a I
gamble even with men yen think you I
His brown face and hair were wet
and his dark trousers and white
know well. I just want yon to belminated the room.
sure, very sure, that yon really love
this man and aren't just blinded by
his good looks and reputation. I
only saw him once and he it good '
lookine and fascinating."
"I love him. That's all I know. I
his loss. Bat now be was thinking.
ox ner and ox a man who bad lost
the respect of his friends and who
had come running like a man who
had committed a crime to hide la a
town that continued to feed his van
ity. Now he could think of nothing
except Constance whom he loved
sweater were clinging to him. See- tenderly and passionately tiring out
ing her, his eyes lighted np the way
they always did when he saw her
after weeks and sometimes months
lore him and I want to be with him. 1 0f separation.
I cant Stay away from tum." I "Constance! I aaw the ear and
. Sleepy-eyed, Rosalind appeared I knew it must be yool" He came to
la the doorway. I her and put his arms around her.
. Quietly her mother said, "ConHwhy didnt you let me know yon
stance has Just been telling me she were coming?" And kissed her and
Is going to marry Gordon Keith, I laughed and drew away. "I'll get
Rosalind.1
Constance said. "I dont want any
ene te know just yet except Terry.
Tm going to the camp today ana teu
him."
Rosalind's dark eyes sprang
awake angrily "l didn't make a
mistake when I married Van. ' I
loved him. I still do. But you're
snaking a mistake you'll pay for for
the rest ef your life. You're all
. wromrl Why cant you see HI
You're crazy, Constance. Ton dont
knew what vonre doine."
Looking from the dark-haired
you weti I couldn't get those little
her life with Gordon Keith. Should
he tell her about him? Or should
be let her go to him, loving him
blindly? It would not dissuade her
to tell her. She would defend him
as she had always defended the peo
ple she loved. No good would come
of telling her of Gordon's past and
tus marriage. ...
Constance said, "I loved you. Ter
ry. I loved yon with all my heart
devils out of the river. They thought and I didn't want anything to come
f a. a. A a 1 M L I . " .
was great wn w awim in ujo Detween us. I was the happiest girl
rain." alive. I still love vou. T alwava
How are you, Terry?" Stupid I shaH"
thing te ask. He looked strong and I Hia smile was grim. "If I didnt
happy. J know you so well, I'd tell yon that
I'm great Win yon wait nnta I you never loved me. But you did. I
into some dry clothes? Won't be j know that" '
get i
a minute.
Standing - by the window, she
waited. Her forehead was moist and
hot. Nothing had ever been as dif
ficult as this. ; Nothing. He would
hate her with the intensity with
girl to the fair-haired, one, Ruth which he had loved her. Oh, Terry,
!. . . a I. .i a a . . la. a . a
thought. "If she is making a mis-
vtake, she wont know nnta it's too
late. Gordon Keith has come be-
tween Terry and her. Will Terry,
- whom she has loved for so long,
come between her and Gordon when
they are married?"
' "I'm only trying to do what I
think Is right," Constance said in a
tired voice. "I'm only trying to be
honest with yon and with myself.
in there humming, yon dont know I
But in a minute you will know. . ,
And all at once she thought she
would prefer never seeing Gordon
a rain rather than hurting: Terry
tike this. The sudden sharp thought
made her heart jerk. "But I cant
marrv Terry when I'm in love with
Gordon. That's not xair. I've got to
see this through."
and
POKTIJUfD, Ore.. Do. 80. AP)
Waoet:, .. . . Opoa Bif Lew - Otoee
Mar 88 8 88 8
' Cask Oreia: Oats. Mo. S-SS Ik. wait.
S7.50: He. 8, 88-lb. fray, BoaaiaaL Bar
loy. No. t-45 Ik. BW, 38.00. Cora, Va. .
KT akiaaeeat, SS.50.. "
Cask Wfceat Bio: Soft wkilo 8714:
westexa white 87; westers rod 83. Bard
raa winter oreTaary 63;- 11 par oeat
0814; 1 Pr oeat SH; 18 per oeat ;
14 per coat TS. Hare: whlto-Baart eraia
ary 87 Hi 11 par eeat aaqaoteo; 12 per
cent SlVfc I IS per eeat 88 H j U per at
C9.
- TeeWy'a oar receipts: Waoat 88; floor
5j hay 1; aaUUoea a.
I'ortlaml IjvtuWwk
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dae. SO. (API
(US Deot. Arr.) Hors: Beeeipte 850,
including 177 Street; asarkot a boat 35
lower tbaa Tkarsday aversfo; gooa-caoiee
185-310 lb srWaina saoetiy 8.00: few
choice upward te 8.15; okeice ear load lota
quotable to S.2S; 330-380 Ik. lota 7.50
75; few Heat lienta 7.50-65: packing sows
steady at 6.00-35; food-ekoiee feeder pira
quotable 7.75-8.25.
Cattle: Keeeipts so, earrca oo, incma
inc 4(J direct; supply aaoetly lower grade
be-stock ; ssaricet about steady : cottar
keif era 4.25-75; strictly- food keif era sal
able te 7-73 ar above ; low cutter sad
cotter eowa 8.0O-4.00; few eommea-me-diura
eewa 4.50-5.25; food beef eows
S.OO-50-; bails 5.00-6.OO; week's top fed
steers S.75; choice eealera salable so
8.50.
Sheen: Receipts 600. laclsdinf 84
through, and direct ; market nominally
steady; good-choice tracked ia I a ask a
aalable at 7.75-8.00; choice carload lota
aaluble upward to s.oo; food-cnotee ewes
aalable from 8 00-4.00. .
North Portland livestock Market Will
bo closed llonday.
Do you hate me?"
"1 dont now. But I nrobablv
snail.- - " . .
mis is stows to be verr em-
Derrassing tor you."
'Don't worry about that." He
spoke sharply because he had tight
reins on his emotions "Is there any
thing more to say?" -. -
She raised her eyes! "No. I mess
not. Suddenly we're strangers who
nave no tiling to say to each other."
bne reacted for her hat on the desk.
"T-m t L... . v a
tuiiiuvyi,,.
Hia hand stripped the spine. "Let's
not have any post-mortems, please,
or any sad farewells. Dont wish ma
luck or tell me yon hope IH find an-
W earing dark . trousers and a
It hesnt hmtm eaav te know what to 1 yellow snorts shirt that accentuated I other atirl to take vonr nlar. An.
do." . ' j his tanned face, he came out of the j other girl to take her place! 'Don't
She was wearing a yellow Cress l bedroom, got nis pipe irom uw uuu iieti sorry for me. I dont want re-
- and a small knitted yellow hat when (book, filled it, and lighted it. . Igrets ever me te spoil anything for
she came downstairs that afternoon I "We're going to nave a long tai you." :i u ;
feeling that her heart was like a I before feeding time," he said. "Sit I Her eyes filled. "Ton do hate me."
weiatht draatsrinc her down, wasnt I down here beside me ana teu me au
- leva auDDosed to make vou hanovT 1 about yourself. Tell me about Rosa-
Loving Terry had made her happy, jlind. Mother wrote me. Awiuiiy
Wenldnt loving Gordon ever make! tough on your mother what hap-
her happy or would ft always be like 1 pen ed." Again ugntning lunmin-
s storm raging within her? " lated the room. "Not frightened, sre
Her mother looked at her gravely. I tout Yon never used to be."
"Are yon sure t ..." 1 Her voice was soft but strained.
"I'm sure I'm doing the honest "Terry, yon sit down. I I want to
.thing by telling Terry." stand." And when he sat on the
"You're not nappy. ' uoraonistuaio concn ana erossea nis long,
geifh'a words and hia 'kisses last I thin legs and put fair nine between
night didnt make you happy, child, j his teeth, she came quite close to
Harriars is more than tender words 1 him.
sad passion sad remaaet he- thsl fie nowned. "rfhafa wrongl
INirltnnd Produce
PORTLAND. Or.." Dee. 80. f AP)
Country meats Selling price to retailors:
Country killed koga beat outcner, unaer
ISO lba, 10 ioh is. ; veaiera iztte id.;
hcht and thin. S 10 lb.: eeaey 6 9 Ik ;
lambs 14 14 He lb.; ewea -7e lb.; bolla
8 e lb.; cutter eowa 7-7Hi Ik.; caaaar
eowa 6 6He lb.
Lie poultry Buyipf piieea: uegaora
broiler 114 to 14 lb. 16e lb.; 3V. lba.
16c; colored springs 3 to V ma., tor
b beer 8V4 lba 17e: lcbora kena over
3 4 lba 14 15e lb: under 4H lba 14
lb.; colored hens to 8 lbs, I Or lb : oear
5 lba 18e lb ; No 3 grade id. leaa
Turkey Selling prieea: Dresed. oew
rrop ben. 26 2Se lb.; terns, 23 35c
lb. Buying prices: Kew ben 35-26o lb.;
torn 22 23 lb.
Potatce Yakima f a as a 120 eentai;
loral 100 110; Oeschutee ferns. 120
140 cental: California aweeta, 135
I 60 for 50 lb. Tste
Onlona Oregon. No. 1, 120 1.80 can
tal; Yakima 80 40c per 80 lba.
Wool WUmaaetie ealley. -aoaalalt aso
aiaaa 33-33 lb. eeeree aad braMa, 33-38
Ikt lassb aad tall 30 lb.; eastern Ore
foa 1623 ik.
Bay BelHof prtoo U iwlaJVeret Alfalfa
He. 1, 16.00 teat oat eeUk 12.S0 tea;
elevev 11.00 tea: tiaaethy. aaatera Ora
te 16.80; De valley 14.00 toa Portlaad.
Hope Sew erow Chsaters 30 lk Pr
doa 33 la.
JMoaalr Soealaolt 1838. St Av
. Cases ra bark Baylag price, 1888
Swat to lb,
Sagar Berry sad I tall, 100a, 4.80;
kale 6. 06; beet 4.1 eoatal.
tie flowr Holliag arlee, dty eo-
48a. 8.15-5.78; bakers' bard wheal, aet,
S.76 6J5; bakera' k roes tern, 3 65-4.80;
bUadod wkeet Oeer. 4.20-4.45; soft
waoat floor, 4.15; grab am, 40a. 8.80;
wsoto wheat aSa. 4 60 bbL
Wool in Boston
BOSTOK, Dee. 80. (AP) PS Dept.
Agr.) Iaqairies for fiae westera frewa
wools were fairly aamerooa today ia the
Boatoa aaarbet aad freqaeot bida ,were
kolof - aaado. Bayers, maable to aoevre
wools at tkair roeoat low bida, were ia
alined te raise taeir effera, tba grad
aalty aloaiaf tbe f ap botweea aad aakiaf
prieea oa aisabla eaaatitiea of wool. Oaly
a BBoderate Tohiae of wool was fold ia
the- past week bat sentiment kaal akowa
isaproToaaeat because of the lengthening
of kayera' resistance to aakiag prieea.
Qraded combing k right fleece wools wore
aaetee steady daring the past week at 38
te SI eoata, ia the freaae, for fine Do
fcsioee, 29 to SI eeato for half blood, 31
to 83 cents far kteoda aad 80 to 81
casta for eaarter-blooda
Stocks and
December SO
STOCK AVEEA0E8
Compiled ky Tke Aaaociatod Proas
SO . 16
ladaa '. Raiie
Net Chf. . A .8 A .1
Friday 76 9 33.3
Preeiooa day 76.6 28.1
Moatk ago ,73.S 30.3
Tear ago 60.6 19.1
188 high 76.6 33.3
1988-low 49J 13.1
1937 high 10L6 49 5
1967 low 67.7 19.0
16
OUI Stocka
A .3 A 3
S5.8
86.6
S5.0
S3.S
S7.S
34.8
64.0
si.e
SOXD AYXSAGES
36
Balls
Ket Chg. -S- A .6
Friday 60.4
Preeioaa day 69.S
Month ago 68.3
Year ago
1936 kigk
19S8 low
1937 high
1937 low
1932 low
1928 kigk
Low yield
New
71.8
70.6
46.3
89.0
70.8
45.8
....101.8
...110.6
high.
te
ladaa
A .1
98.7
98.6
98.4
95.8
100.6
93.0
104.4
95.5
40.0
98.9
10
Ctil
A .6
92.0
91.6
92.7
90.8
95.1
85.6
102.8
90.8
64.6
102.9
63.9
63.7
60.4
4S.0
64.7
3.7
75.3
41.7
ie
Forga
A .4
63.8
61.9
63.5
65.4
67.0
69.0
74.7
64.3
42.2
100.5
Has Michigan Post
AURORA r Miss Nina Kitta
who taught In the Aurora
Rails, Utilities
Bolster Stocks
Traders String to Profit
Taking in. View of
Long Holiday
NEW -YORK, . Dec. : MiPrrSe
leetive baying of rails, utilities,
amusements and specialties help
ed keep - the ' stock., market ' on
balance today despite shaklness
ot - other groups dne to' profit
taking and last-minute "cash"
tax selling.
There was little diminution In
Wall Street's business optimism,
bnt many " traders, ' looking to
the forthcoming lengthy holiday
the . market ' will recess after
tomorrow until Tuesday appar
ently decided' to lighten commit
ments or stand aside to await
the birth ot a new year. Others,
however, collected favorites suf
ficently to offset liquidation.
Anyyg stocks emerging with
pins signs there were a number
of new highs for the year. Loss
es, on the whole, were confined
to fractions.
Several aircrafts continued to
exhibit strength, but most re
treated. Steels and motors were
in arrears after a fairly firm
etart,
, Dealings in the first hour were
the . fastest, dwindling thereafter.
Transfers, totalled 1,400,010
chares against 1,882,?60 the day
before. The Associated Press av
erage of 60 issues was up .2 of
a point at S2.9.
Closing Quotations
NKW YORK. Doe. 10-rP)-Today'a closing Quotations:
Al Chem Dye. Ill
Allied Stores 11
American Can .loo
Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 80. (AP)
(TJS Dept. Agriculture).
Apples Oregon Delicious, medium to
large extra fancy, 1.60-1.75; fancy 1.35
1.60, 0 frada P P 60-60e; Bpitxen
bergs, medium to large extra fancy, 1.50
160; fancy, 1.35-1.85; Mewtowna, medi
um to largo extra fancy, 1.60-1.65; fancy
1.85-1.50; O grade face and fill, 60-60
Waahiagtoa Delicioua, medium te large
extra faery, 1.85-2.00; wineiaps, medi
um to large extra fancy, 1.50-1.60; fancy,
1 85-1 50; Homes, C frada face and fill.
75-85c
schools several years ago, now
holds a fine position as physical
education and history teacher in
the high school at Birmingham,
Am For Power 1 7s
Am Power A Lt. f tt
Am Red Std San 11
Am Roll Mills . XI
Am Smelt Ret 51
Am Tel ft Tel.. 149!
Am Tobacco B . S 8 hi
Am Waer Wks. 13
Anaconda 1 4
Armour 111 ... 6
Atchison ...... 4H4"
Barnsdall ..... 184
Bait Ohio ... 74
Bendix Avia 194
-Beth Steel:... 774
Boeing Airp ... 36
rBorge-Warner . Sl4
Budd Mfg .....
Calif Pack .... 1
Callahan Z-L .. 14
Calumet Hec .. 8
eign6hwK 3: .".12378
Canadian Pacific 6
J I Case . . V 89 4
Caterpil Trac . . 4 6
Celanese 23 4
Certain-Teed ..11
Ches ft O 37 J4
Chrysler 8 2 ft
Coml Solvent .
Comwlth ft Son.
Conaol Edison .
Consol Oil , . .
Corn Products
Cnrtiss Wright .
Dn Pont de N.. 1544
Douglas Aircraft 78
Elec Power ft Lt
Erie RR ......
General Electric
General Fooda
General Motors.
Goodyear Tii'e .
Gt Nor Ry Pf..
Hudson Motors.
Illinois Central.
Insp Copper . . .
Int Harvester . .
Int Nicacl Can".
Int Paper ft P Pf
Int Tel-A Tel
104 Natl Power ft Lt S
1 Northern Pacific k 14
80 Packard Motor .
8 J C Penney ....
84 Phillips Petrol ..
7 Press Steel. Car.
Pub Service NJ.
Pullman
11 Safeway Stores .
1 Sears Roebuck .
44 Shell Union ...
40 Sou Cal Edison.
50 Southern Pacific
374 Standard Brands
29 Stand Oil Calif .
8 Stand Oil NJ ...
19 Studebaker ....
16 4 Sup Oil
59 Tlmkr Ron Bear.
55 Trans-America .
504 Union Carbide
United Aircraft.
Johns Manville .1054 United Airlines.
Kennecott .... 43 US Rnbber '. . . .
Libbey-O-Ford . 5 4 - US Steel V . .
Ligg ft Myers B.103 Walworth
Loew's
Monty Ward ..
Nash-Kelv ....
Natl Biscuit ...
Natl Cash .". . . .
Natl Dairy Prod
53 Western Union
52 White Motors ,
' 8 Woolworth "". : ,
25 New York
24 Cities Service . .
124 Elec Bond ft Sh
4
76
43
14
32
38
184
73
14
23
20 Vt
7
28 4
63
74
3
62
6
89
42
12
51
6S
8
24
.. 12H
. . 50
Curb
74
1Q
Articbokee Calif., 8.60-J.75.
Avocado Calif, fuert 1.75-1.90.
Bananas Par bunch, 5-5 He lb.; email
lota. 5V 6c -
Beans Limaa, 15 15e.
Brassels: Bproots W eep erate, 85
SOe; CaUf. 8- lb, .
Cabbage Oregon ballbead. see crate
3.00; ordiaarw 1.10-1.10; broken toga,
14 -3c.
Cauliflower Local, Ne. 1, 1.00-1.10;
No. 2, 60!75; Calif., 1.15-1.25.
Celery Oregon. Utah typo 1.40 1.50
per crate; white 1.75 3: hearts, fey.. 1 00
1.25 doa.; Cahf., Utah, 2.15-2.25; white,
2.10-2.25; hearts 1.25 doa.
Citrua Frnit Grapefruit, Texaa marsh
seedless, 8.25 3.50; Ansona. fancy, 2 0O
2 25. choice 1.75 2.00; Florida. 64 64a.
3.25-8.50. -
Lemons Fancy, all stxaa, 8.50-5.25;
choice. 2.75-8 60. Limea. flats, 1.40.
Orangea California nsrels, all aixea.
265-810; fancy 126. 8.75; choice, 2,25
2.50; place pack, 2.00-2.25.
Tangerinea Calif., 1.10 bundle.
Cranberries -bbL Wash. HcFarlands
4.00-425.
Cuenmbers Hothouse, par doa, fancy
1.15-1.20; No. 3. 40 60c; ria 65 90
doa.; Calif.. 2 doa.. 2.75-8.
Eggplant Calif., 12-14 lb.; per las.
S3 2 15.
Grapes California, luf boxea. Em per
ore, US No. 1, 1.50-2.00; Almeriaa, 1.60
1.75.
Garlic Local, bast, 7 8 lb.; poorer
5 6c lb.
Lettuce California, 5 dozen, iced,
2 00-2.50; 6a, 1.60-2.00; dry, 6 do., 3.50
2.75; Imperial, Iced, 4-5a, 8.00-3.25;
Ariiona 5s, iced, 3.90-3.25.
Mushrooms Cultirsted. 1 lb., 85 40e.
Onions Wsshington yellows, 50-pound
sacks, 65-75c; large, 80-90e; commercial,
50-60e; Oregon Labish yellows, 50-ponnd
aacks, 75-90e; 10-pound sacks, 1718c;
boilers, 50-poaod sacks, 55 60c; 10 pound
sacks, 15-16c; acta, brown 4 He.
Peara Oreoo. Boac.. Iwite, So KOr .
a. fey 0e-$l ; . Anjoo ax. fy., l.tu
160, 80 8b. med.. 1.20-1.35; box.
70a; C grade 80-0c Winter Nelita, or
cbard run, 40 60:-0omee, ex. fey., 2 85 8.
Peas Calif.i 15-17 ; hamper 4.0O-4.25.
Peppers Calif , green mgn. 81 SO I u.
loose, 6-lOe lb.;. Florida, 16 18c.
Potatoea Orngoa, locai ICusseta and
long whites.' No 1. 81.10 1 15; No. 2s,
ST A J I SJ1 Jil.. ft a-
1 Russets. 1 25 1.40; Klamath No. I Ku
sets, 1.40 1.50; No. 2. 60 lbs., 45 50c;
Wash. Kussets 1.36-1 40; 35 !b. aacks. 35
37 H; No. 2. 47 H 50e per 50 pound ssck
bakera. 100 pounds, 1.60 1.80. "
Rhubarb Calif, 150 160; Ore.. 1.15
1 25 for 15 lbs.
Rhubard Or., IS lb. box, 1.15-1 25.
8qnsh--Oregon Washington Usniib
crates, 81-10-1.25; Ifsrblehead, 3 2 He.
Bwiet Potatoea California. 60 pound
crates. 81 50 1 60 No 2. 81.20 1.30;
Louisiana yams, 1.75-1.85.
Tomatoes California, lags, repacked,
2.00 2.25; Oregon Hothouse, 16 30e lb.
Spinach Oregon 1.20 1.40 orange box;
local 85C-1.00; Wash., 1.25 1.35.
Bunched eegetablea Oregon per dozen
bunches: Beets, 25-30c; earrota 35 30c;
green onions, 80-35e; parsley, 20 25c;
Jap radishep. 45-50e Ing; radishes,
winter, 20c: kste, 30 35c; leeks, 25
80c; turnips, 25-30a per dozen; celery
root, 50e per dozen; broccoli, legs, 40
45e, 50 55c per dozen; Calif, parsley,
35c; Swiss ehsrd. 35e dozen; radishes,
80 35e; broccoli, 6 7 pound; 45e dos.
bunches; carrots 45 50c.
Root regetablea Carrots, lugs, 40
45c; aacks, 1.00-1 25; rutabagaa, 1 35
150 hundredweight; beets. 1 10 1.35; 35
0e for lugs; turnips. 1.25 1.50 per hun
dredweight; lugs, 85c; parsnips, 45 50
lug; horseradish, 20o per pound.
POIXY AND HER PALS
Mixing Business With Pleasure
By CLIFF STERRETT
f OH.DEAR.TUAT VDUNQ EVE - ALJ L- I TO VtXJR EVES EVER i ,4 I f flU-,THEy BCTTHER ME )L 4
SPECIALIST IS COMINO OV&R JjI I S'POSB I DOTHEl-RYDU MUCH. I 1 I PLENTV CUTEy. Jf r '
-TON16HT. I SUPPOSE HEU.TA1JT fi SOxGAL. V MISS PERWNS ?JX V -w- v
r
MICKEY MOUSE A Case ot Insomnia By WALT DISNEY
I 1 V I'VE GOT IT! V-W" . TH flL NEVER VI BUT ITS THE ' " I BOvi HE l W' " i
WE'LL SLEEP &t!ISU&i r-iT CAN'T jTGfcr ' '
l tuTrviK STr2 l&hnSwJffft .5
SaSNieHT LT-a V( ME I1L NEVER V fHERE!Bifi rM " m v.-V... S.
mickey amd WtlhSlyL JSP SS'- ToVv z0k PF&a A
CRUSOE ARE $ Y0M WttZfcHi 7 ' BE-MT- -4l L"
WILD ANIMALS. p3 f Wf Hr J
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
By BRANDON WALSH
nq sir it AirT very coto xn;
BUT ITS KIHOA SUPPtR- AW
WHEKl IT'S WETAM'SLIPPERy IT
KKJ U5C LEAVINT "rtOUH SWE.LU
R OP RUB8ER3 LOCKEO
I DOTT KWOW HOW If MY GOODNESS I 0-00-H-HEl-t J-T2ji1 r-JLL WHEW .'WHAT AW EXHlBmOM OF
V 1EVER60TALOM& l WERE COMES THE. NEVER AAAKE NXX! Jf I5?! i-S' SKILL AHO COCRACK-THAT1STHE
3 WITHOUT VOU. AMMiC- 1 A FIRE. ENGINES tTi rM SCARED F A c7& RR5T BACK-SEAT DPlVER I EVER
A VOU ARE AAV EYE5 J f 3s" r TD LOOK riVMSll " L ijm FEITT LIKE " cr-
Ha. AAY GUIDE-MY-- J JwJf,.' vtC h mjilfT1 1 , 1 CWEER1M& GUDRYOSrCTTrtaT
SUI S JISlda, V& irUl 1 , ' V I HE COGHTA SET A -J
TOOTS AND CASPER
A Caged Bird
By JDDIY MURPHY
HURRY. COLONEL, WE-RE
ALU OJNu TO DANNY'S
Ba PARTY TONIaVHT
and Make whoopee!.
CASPER. rM A
WILD WOLF
AND "THIS IS
MY NI&HT TO
HOWL!
COLONEL
HOOPER.
1 WANT A
WORD. WITH
VOU IN
PRIVATE!
st-bv. vaw
YOU'LL NOT MAKE A FOOL
OUTA VOURSELF TONIGHT LIKE
YOU DID LAST YEAR' TONUaHT
YOU CANT SlNtV.DANCE.
SMOKE OR YODEL BUT
TOU CANNOT HAVE A
NOT "T NOT ONE
EVEN 11 AND ILL
ONE M BE -
LITTLE B WATCNIWZr
SNORT. ) YOU LIKE
SOPHIE yr A HAWK!
I KNOW HOW YOU
FEEL BEINZ, COOPED UR
LITTLE BIRDJE-1 AIN7
M A CAaE. BUT rM
MARRIED TO SOPHm
AND THATS THE
SAMS THINO !
s7k sS7 I
THIMBLE THEATRE StaTi-ins Popoye "Evolution's Not Good for the Constitution'
eat & abook au bead. "I am
aorry for yon. Constance. Much
order for yon than for myself."
M went to tb door and eat ber
nand on the knob. -
aUW . a a - . .
. zoa ceu-rae not to nave any
regreta. Bat I ehalL And, Terry,
thank yon for not being ansry and
accusing. I don't enppoae we can
be fnenda after this. . . .
"If we can't be more than that.
then we can't be anything."
: (To be continued)
CearrUM fer bis Reanett:
kg I
THE M0CEVA DRINKS F I vir N f 4 ABE VOU hrVHO
FPOM'A FOOr4Tlr4G OF . I - tiv 3 f ti. THIRSTV? 1 'ME? J
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