TAGS EIGHT
feat- sit .iMiglkestt Fotiali: in ix-Week
uyingRush
lifts Prides
1 : tt 1
n i Tin i ' a
Gain 2 Points
tat nrn m iMmtMA
Upturn in Soy , Beans, I Bauaaa, lb. an aUlk
s- . Securities Rally
..I " 1 Are Factors
v -CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-(JP)-A. rush
to buy wheat in the final hoar
of trading today lifted price to
the highest point in six week,
within about a cent of the war
boom peaks of September i. ,
Some of the buying ; was in
sympathy with a sharp upturn of
soy bean prices which caused
establishment of dollar-a-bushel
quotations for the first time since
March, 1938.' A rally In securi
ties and the persistent hard win
ter wheat belt drought were fac
tors In the wheat pit.
After declining as much as
cent in early dealings, wheat ral
lied to ; around previous closing
-figures then pushed upward to
gains of 1 cents from early
lows. Top prices were 88 for De
cember and 87 for May, A last
minute reaction due " to v profit
taking cut the gains but final
prices were -lM above yester
day, December 87-, May
88-. -
Weather over the bard winter
wheat belt was clear to partly
cloudy with no precipitation of
consequence In sight. Some fear
was expressed that cold weather
might damage weak wheat plants.
Export sales of , Canadian wheat
were 1,500,000 bushels. Export
Interests estimated approximately
1,250,000 bushels hare been ta
ken by the United Kingdom the
past two days but this could not
fee confirmed.
Gardenern
" Mart
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mot n tssteati-s m Ua tally starkat
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Orapafrnlt. Call. .
La-tcni, crata
I UrtUM -rata
Araeadoca crat
Cantalaapn-, nratn
Watarcaloaa, la.
6KADI. HAT JTJ IIBSi -
Wlaat. Ba. '. 1 raciaaae. .78 to S
Oata, ton 21.00 U 21 00
rd Barter. tan ... ., .... -i.p.
flow Hay. Ma . . -MM
Airaiia to " an la.ow
E aaaaa. Nn 1 r-. SO IK nS 1.7S
Uairy ftad. SO IK -f 1.40
Has sr rate- laas i ... 188
Crack cars ., I SO
Wkatt , 1.S0 M 1.T0
riax. par pa. .. -
VEOB-JUBS .
CBayras rnaaal
B tafia, grata
Bants. Sea.
Cabbala, lb. ' ,
Carrot, local. os. .
Cauliflower, ? L- 1
t)aary. I 'tab SOa: heat, ara
Cora. Sea
Cneambera, kotbeoM ,
Lattaee
OniODS. SO Jba.
Orrti aMaa. 4oa.
Radiabca.4oa.-.
Peppers, greca
raraier
Potatoes, local, ew.
SO lb bars
Bplnaeb, Seattle, box
Taratpa. aos
aah.
Boei
oa.
Toatatoea, Dallea, ng
' .OS
a i
Jllb
.- JO
JiS
M 1 Oil
; .SO
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1.00
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1019. IK
bops
(Baytas mcea
M M
WOOI. AJTO IIOHAOI,
' (Baytag Pxtcea)
Wool. Bedlam. IK
OotrN. IK -.
Lambs, IK
Mohair, lb. -
.40
JS
s
JO
Jit
COOS AJTD rOOLTST
(Bortac Prices at Aa&reaea'l)
Grade A larre, dos. , JiS
Orad B Urn d-se JO
Grade A medium, JO
Grade B medium .10
Pallet
Oolort'd fi7 i 18 sad J4
Wblta Letheraa. keary - JO
White Leg-era fry 48
' Grade B raw 4 per rest
'mEk. Dairy Co-op tries ts
dlstribators, f 1.74. - ----
Bvtterfat, :. Ne. 1, SOUt
No." a, 27 Hci " prtmliM
aic m : -
A grade wrlBtt Mci B
grade, S3c; quarters, S9c
Wbfte Lea;h
UM aeeeteri
Hoary beat.
Sb
IK
Jl aad
.00
JOS
JS
(Barl-t Prices af Martoa CrMSMzyl
Grade A large, dos. Jti
Grade A modi am .,' , ' JO
ttrade B -urge -----. JO
Grade B modiaai JO
badergradea aad ebea , J
Palleta JO
wOgaera beaa - JOS
hera try era. 14 'he. , , ... Jt
Ooioted fiyera. S-S lba. JO
Uelared beaa . Jl '
Staas jaa
Old reeeters Jbd :
He. S grade Se per peaad
XX7ZSTOCB
fB-yua nrices far Ha. i
drUaaa aad aalea reperted iftat
unba. 189. -r T.ts
Lamba. rearliacs --. S.0O
Ewea S.00
Hega, top COS
lBO-lod loa. e.ou
SS0 800 lba. K50 to 0.00
Sows 4.60 to 4.T0
Beef eewa S.00 M 0.S0
BolU S.00 to O.TS
Heifers S.00 to 0.00
Dairy type eow
Lara Teal .
SJ0 to 4.80
0.00
1114
Dressed veal, IK
- - SIUTB ;
CPxlee pais by ladepeadeat P-c-tg alaai
to gresjeri
nt-BIRTS Bareelo-a. aebari raa.
lie: Jaabea. 14H! Ie lie: faaey Ha;
babiaa 10 a. Daebilly aad Bda aats 1
aigber
VAVSVT8 Ore-ard, raa : rraaqaettes,
0-7: soft sbeUs Se. Grades: Praaqaettoa.
Jambe lS)e, large lie, faaey lOe, at
diam SHc; aoft abelL jumbos 13 large
lie, faaey Se, meditim 7 He.
(vo-ep meaa m waaieaaiani
riLBEBTS Daebtlry. faaiba last Bra
lee: faary IBs. Bris aats. Is at be. 17s;
large IS Ha Barealaaa, Jan bo, l7at large
t4He; faaey. II Ha: baby. He.
WALNUTS rr-aoeettee. iembea IT a.
large ISHe. faaey ItHe, aaedie-a lSet
aoft abeUa, jnmboe ISHe, Urge 14 He,
faaey 12 He, atediaai lie; HayetMs, large
1S. 0-tcads: rrasonettes. large lie.
atediaai lie; soft shells, large lis. faaey
11 He, asedi-m lOe.
POETLAND, Ore- Not. 8.AP) -j
ITJS-iAl Prodeea brleesi
: Apples Oregoa : Bed Delieieas, plaoe :
eeK 1.00-1.10: Wiater Baaaaas. faee
aad fill, 00175c; North era Spy, faee aad i
till T0-S0e; Washingtoa: Jeaatbaaa,
eo-ibiaauoa extra laacy aa isney, piace
. paek, 15e-1.15; Bed or BUrkiag Deli
eieas, vrspped. large extra faaey, 160
105; faaey, 1.40-1.60. ; - - -
Artiebokea Coor to S-doxea hexes,
7&-a.OO? daara 60-80e.
Areeadoe California Qeeea. Sbarpless
Beaik, . 10-8.80; others, 1.00-8.0S; greea
8.-80-S.10.
Baaaaaa Per bnacb tt; kaaas
eat off or email lota, 0-0 He.
Beaaa Oregoa Ken tacky Wonder aad
Bine ltkea, SSe; lima a, ou-oe per rag;
Shall. 06760 per lag.
- Brassels Spronta ll-cop flats. 75-85e.
"- Cabbage i-ieal, 90 pound, aew erates
aiediam sue, faaey, LIHM; ub e. i,
80e-1.00; aid crates, 60-70 ; per sack,
80-40s: red, 2e IK; Saroy, erates af 6
beads 15-80. .
Cantaloape Waabington, all aixes, 10
5c; Oregoa Speara, SOe-1.00 ; etbera,
16-OOe. . ,
Caalif lower Lloeal No. 1, 60-05e; Ka.
t, 36-6e. , - - .
Celery Oregoa Utah, f5-0e: white,
60-1.10; hearts, 65 05c
Citrna Prnlt ArUoaa grapefraft, faa
ey 100s. 1.76; 80a and larger 1.85-3.00;
ehoiee 16e lesa; Teaaa pinka 8.85-4.00 ;
white 8.85-8.60; Florida 4.00 4.35; Cali
fornia aid crop 160-2.00.
Coeoaanla 4.75-0.00 per sack of 100.
Com Oregon, Washingtoa, 6-0 dosea
boxea. 1.10-1.25; local 60-70e.
Cranberries Oregon, Waabiagtoa, -36-
Emnd boxes, Centonr.il Manuaotb aad
efarlin, 3 00-8.35.
Cneambers Oregon, bothonie 8-4 dot.
er box 70O--.10; per aos. vue-
Quotations at Portland
POBTLASD, Ors- Key. $.?)
Prodnee exrhaage: Batter Bxtraa Si;
standards 38; prima firsts 37; firsts So.
SC.".
Batterfst S0-80H.
-r . I ... -. ....
aa" ws --' m I j iwwin, . .
SMdinss extras 10; standards IS; esa
axtras la; standards la. -
Cbeese: Triplets 15; leaf 16H.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore- Ko-. 3. (AP)
waeet: upea uga Lew uiose
December S1H 81H S1H 81H
Cash Grain: Oata, No. 2-38 lb. white
25.50. Barley, No. 3-45 lb, BW 38.60.
Com, No.- 3-ET shipments 85.00. No. 1
flax 1.76.
Cash Wheat Bid: Soft white 81; west
ers white SI; westers red 80 H. Hard
red winter: ordinary 80 Hi 11 per cant
80H; 13 per cent -81 ; 18 per eent
84 H; 14 per eent S7H. Hard white
Baart: ordinary 85; IS per eent 85; IS
per cent 88 ; 14 per cent 91.
Teday'a Car Receipt : Wheat 63; floor
IB; corn 1; oats 3; bsy 4; auilfeed 8.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Hoy. M. (AP)
uoantry Meats Balling price to retail
era: Country killed hogs, beet soteaera.
125-150 lbs., 8-0e IK; yealers, faaey,
IS H -14c; light and thin, 10-12e; hoary 9
lOe lb.; spring lambs, 14H-15S IK; year
ling lamba. naqnoted ; ewea, S-6e IK ;
cutter cows. 8e IK; canner eewa. OH -7a
u; anus hs id.
Jto Pealtry B-iylag prices: Legherh
broilers 1 to li lbs. 15c; fryers, ander
A tv. .... . . . iv. ... . a
Kft-s PO. t,. bos 70O.-.10: nor dos. 90s-1 "". - " "
ihll S-6e ponad. I Tntkeys Selling price: now crop bens
ltle flats 1.00-1.25 nor I ?.-2?. ?.7-i" BP'f .Priees
h. si.7s; . - I -a. x sens in.; terns -ft-iae lb.
tOe lb.
Graoea California: Malaras 90e-1.00:
Tokara 1.00-1.10: u lidded 90c-1.00: Em
perors 1.35; Cornlchona, S5c-1.00; Ore
gon Tokays, 7S-85e; Uregoa --nperors.
15-85C per lag.,
Lessons Fsaey, sll aises, .oJ5-6J0;l
ehoire, 60 75c less. -
Llmoa Cajlfomia, flats, 150s. 3.50;
display eartoaa, 90e; eosen, go-Sac.
Mttnce -Liocal, dry paek, - Cos em,
beat 1.00-1.35; fair 60-75e; The DaUes
3.78-1.88: Waa-lnrtoa lopped -l.60-l.o.
lfeleaa Hoasydews, erstee 76e-1.00;
Cats bat, crates, Yakima, 7O-80e; Rose
barg. 1.00-1.10; lee Cream, l-3o per IK
. Haabroomo OBltirated, - ene-ponnd ear
toaa I5-40e- H-poand cartona 18-80c.
Onlona waabington, SO-pomnd aacks.
-paniaa, me-iom s&c; lo-ia. aacka 11
13c: Oregoa Tellowa, madioas, 60-S0c ;
10-lK sacks. 14-15e: Oreron alekle en-
Ions, largo lots. 6-6H; assail tots, 6-6 He.
Oranges Valencia a, - large 4.00-4.60;
asediaaa 8.75-8.76; small 3.00-2.35; ehoiee
Peppers Oregoa flats., sree-. 40-S0e:
raage boxes, OOe-1.00; red flats, so-1
Peart Wat-lagUm, Boss aaA Aaioas,
locce, 60s; wrapped, extra faaey, Lift
- PeraUnmona Logs 1.0O-1.85.
I'emes anatea Lo gm, l.OO-l .85.
' Pineapple Hawaii, 4.T.-S.OO. ,
Potatoes Market ataady, Oregoa local
-eng vt sites aad Kassets, ub So. . 100-1
IK sacks, 1.25-1.10; Ka. t, 60-1K aak1
'45-50, Klamath and Dcschntes Bastets,
3 No. 1, 100-lb. sacks, 1.4-1.6s Wash
ingtoa Bassets. D8 No. 1, 100-IK eacks
1.45-U5; 88-1K aacka 40-42 He; No. 3,
vooa.
Oulnce Oregoa leeee, calls cat, MUi
jaw - i . .. .; i . - .. ?
gpbfsca Local, era age aoxes, ataatly
Saaatb Oraare Bat ZncehinL aOUOa;
Sealiop aad Crookaecks, 80-85c t Daaisa,
large erates. a- (e; rogs, as-aae; Hit
blobeada 1-1 He IK; Bnbbard. 1-1 He;
Bohemian, crates 45-50e ; pmmpkina, 1
-He par in.
Takima Gams 1.55; Descbatea 1.40-1.55;
Klamath 1.40 1.55 ewt-t local Whites.
75-85e orange box; Bcappoese Borbaaks
.oa-i..ia cental. '
Onions Oregoa 40-50c: Takima 30-85e
sees; iiregea Bermndaa. 1-1 He IK
Hay Selling price to retailers I , Alfal
fa, No. 1, 16.00 tea; act eetek. 12.00
Uardorer, 11.00 toa; timothy, aaitera
Oregoa 18.00; cailey tiaaothy 18X0-14.00
Ma, Portland.
Wool Kaatern Oregon, fine, 36-8 6e
IK; eroaaed, 38-39e IK: WUlaaaetto -alley,
la moatK 39e IK; iamb, SOe IK
Mobair 13-moaU. 85e IK; fall. 39c.
Csscsra 1939 peel, ee IK
, Hops Oregon, 1939, 5-40e IK; 1918.
-omlasl. . , . - . . .
DomtaJe IT r SelHag artce. afty de
Heery 1 to 85 bbL lota; family pateata.
49a. 6.75-7.85; bakers' hard wheat, net,
4,60-6.90; hakera' braestess, S.30-S.60;
blended wheat flear, 5.30-5.55: aoft wheat
440-4.95; graham 49s, 1.70; whale
wheat 49s. SJS. . . , -..j-,. i r-
Portland Livestock
- PORTLAND,' Ore.' Boy. 8. (AP)
CSDA Hegi: SalabU 100, total 150;
market 10-15 lower. , t
Barrows - and . gilts, gd-eh, ;
130-140 lbs8 5.85 S.10
' de gd-eb. 140-160 lba. 8.85 9 S.85
do gd-e-. leo-ieo iw .is .es
: do gd-cK; 180-SOO lba SO S.C5
do gd-cK 300-330 lba 6.15 6.65
da cd-eh. 130-140
da gd-cK 340-870 lbs
da gd-eh, 370-800 lba
ge-en, soo-bbo i
da gd-cK 880-860 lba .
So aiedi-m, 160-800 lbs.
Cattle? Salable IS. total 85; caJyaa.
salable 10. total 25; ataady, aemiaal. -Stoera.
good, 900.1100 Ibe-S 6.600 f.6S
S.00 a J
6.60 S Jt
6.72 COO
6.66$ 6.66
6.504 6.76
6.00 d K40
Itceed2ngs ; Are Erratic ;
Bnying Follows Early
Hesitaxiey-
NEW TORK-Kot. tP-thm
'stock market today ran the samat
of profit selltar and SDeculatlye
bnyinf sad ended wit. fains run
alns to 1 or mors points tor
leaders.
L-quldatlon soon dried op and.
la the afternoon, follo-rins; word
the house-senate conference com
mittee had approved the admin
istration's nentrallty measure,
and that the bill would so to
the president for signature by to
morrow at least, a recovery more
sot nnaer way -that pnt the avia
tions and steels well out in front
zor ciosinrs near the day's tops.
Curtlsa-Wright, one of the live
Uest performers of the session.
openea on, a Dioet of 20.000
shares. A number of other stocks
oiling- under $10 a share turned
orer in large amounts wlthont
tacking on spectacular advances.
Average Is Up
The net result of the day's er
ratic proceedings was that the As
sociated Press, average of CO
stocks was np .5 of a point at
52.8, the first gain since October
z ft. Transfers totalled 1,8 1 5,8 ( 0
shares against 845,710 the day
before.
Part of the early hesitancy was
attributed to the belief that, while
foreign orders for war materials
la America of around 1,000,
000,000 are likely, the allies may
eat down purchases of many other
articles here sufficiently to off
set much of the buying. At the
same time some stimulation was
seen la reports orders of soma
$159,000.000-for planes wars
ready . for Immediate placement
tn the hands of manufacturers. .
1 Price on Small Turkey $
Rise on Portland Mart
PORTLAND. Nov. SPV-imall
stock rose on the Portland turkey
market today, selllnr la limited
lots for home eonssmptloTi at 20
to 21 cents a ' pound. The ' price
remained 2 to 4 cents less for
big birds.
Bayers offered 15 cents for
large toms and II to 17 cents for
smaller sixes. The buying price
for hens was quoted at 18 cents
with- -a one-cent premium ' on
smaller staff.
Allen Fruit Firm
etes Pack
Corapl
The Allen Fruit company vir
tually dosed its 1839 paek this
week, although a small amount
of dried prunes are yet to be
placed in cans; Company officials
said a detauea report of the 1989
pack would not be available for
several days.
An air of festivity was added
to closing day when about 150
workers gathered In the plant
zor a two-nour picnic.
Virtually all of the prune oaek
will be sent to England. Prunes.
pears, cnernes, rrmt juices and
kindred products have been prin
cipal paces at the Allen Fruit
company this year.
Hop Market Is
At Standstill
PORTLAND. Nov. l.-UPV-Th-
federal agricultural marketinr
service said today the Oregon hop
market continued at a standstill
for the week. No spot sales or new
contracts : were reported.
The demand was slow from all
classes of buyers. Needs of deal
ers and Industries continued to
be supplied by dellrerles on con
tracts and early season purchases.
Dealers appeared reluctant to
meet the growers' request for 88
cents a pound on top Quality 1989
stock.
The stabilisation cornoration
quoted 1988 supplies at 25 cents.
Hare Hallowe'en Party
UNION HILL A Hallowe'en
party was enjoyed by the pupils
and teacher ef .the Union Hill
school on Monday afternoon.
; Closing Quotations
AlChem A Dye17S Comwlth A Sonr 144 Natl Plst.. H
Allied 8 tores 10 Consol Edison - 2144 Natl Power A U IH
American Can 17 Consol Oil -. . 8 V4 Northern Pacific -11 H
Am ror Power., x Cora Products - 5 J tt Packard Motors-.
Am Power Lt IK Curtlss Wrirht 11 J O Penney . 91"
Am Bad Std 8 an 10 tt Douglas Aircraft 8f tt
Amer Roll Mills 2094 Da Pont de Nl20tt
Am 8melt A Ref 644 Elee Power A Lt 8tt
Am Tel it TeLl84 Erie RR 2tt
Amer Tobacco . 81 - General Electric 41
un water ,wu is. General Foods -45
Anaconda
Armour 111 -
Atchison ' j
Barnsdall
Bait A Ohio
Bendiz Aviation
Phillips Petrol - 4 1 tt
Press 8teel Car. 14
Pub Service NJ. 89
Pullman 87.
Safeway Stores -.48.
Sears Roebuck - 86 tt
84 tt General Motors., 54 tt Shell Union - 14 tt
4 Goodyear Tires 27 tt Sou Cal dison zs
81 tt Great Northern., JJJtt Southern Pacific 17 tt
as Hudson Motors-, f4 Btanaars uranas
7 tt niinois CentraU 1 5 tt
88 Insp Copper ...... 18 tt
90 tt Int Harvester 88
80 tt Int Nickel Can 40 tt
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Borge Warner . 27 Int Paper A P Pf 51tt
Bndd Mfg
Calif Pack-
Calumet Hee
Canadian Pacific
J I Case
8tt Int Tel ft Tel 4tt
.14 Johns-ManvUle . 76 tt
8 tt Kennecott - ,y 4 0 tt
Standard Oil Cal
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker
8up Oil -
Tlmk Roll Bear.
Trans-America -Union
Carbide ,
United Aircraft.
28
48tt
9
.Stt
50
tt
89
49tt
8 tt Llbbey-O-Ford , 68 tt JDnlted Airlines. 18 tt
83 . Llg A Myers B, 9tt US Rubber 41 tt
57 tt Loew'a , ' 86 US Steel 76 tt
28 Monty Ward 64 tt Walworth 6
7 Nash Kelvlnator 7tt Western Union 29 tt
42 National Biscuit 23 tt White Motors 16 tt
89 Natl Cash Is Wool worth 41 U
vomi Boivent 13 NaU Dairy Prod 16 tt
Caterpll Tractor
Celanese ' ;
Certain-Teed
Chea A Ohio , , ,
Chrysler
Oregon Turkeys
Are Termed Best
Oregon turkeys are best In the
country for winter trade, accord
ing to Sidney s. Atlas, of New
York City, president of the Dran-
er Valley Distributors, Inc., and
the Draper-Atlas Poultry corpor
ation.
Atlas, who Is here from the
east visiting growers, is handling
2,000,000 pounds this rear and
eays that next year the quantity
will be increased to about 5.000,-
vvw puunai with tne Canltol
UaEiiied
for Cash
Walnuts and
Walnut Meats
Ilorris Rlorfein
PACKING CO.
280 S. High Ph. 7633
Department Store
Sales Show Gains
PORTLAND, Nov. S-HTV-Dun's
business review said today last
month's department store sales in
the Portland area were 4.5 per
cent ahead of a year ago but 12
per cent less than September.
Early effects of the war were
credited with causing the unusual
September spurt .Wholesale busi
ness registered 5 to 10 per cent
gains over October, 1938.
Y7ooI Dcniand I3 I
Reported Light
BOSTON, Nov. 2-;p-Tbe Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomor
row: -
"Demand for wool . on Sumner
street has been distinctly lUbt,
Some little business done would
seem to Indicate a market for fine
class III wools (the. most typical
grade) slightly ander the dollcr
level, clean . basis. . . Quotations,
however, still are difficult . d-
lum bright fleeces are a I", softer
with Quarter and three-eighths
combing wools of Ohfo-Mlchlrtn
type quoted at 47-48 cents.
"Sales tn the country have been
negligible this week,' also with
growers asking prices above' what
mills will pay for the moment,
Stocks, howerer, are limited.
"Foreign markets are easier.
where' there are open markets te
quote as In South America and
the Cape. Medium to low grade
wools in South America are down
two to four cents for the week.
"Some signs of slackening are
noted In the manufacturing section.
"Mohair Is steady, on limited
business."
Dairies taking care of local dellrerles.
Wanted
Walnuts and
Walnut Meats
Hclley Farqxiliar
Ct Co.
Front and Norway 8ts.
Salem
Mention
ttill iUhw
a.
G35.00
FOR ANY
OLD
Hcfrifjcralcr
Ice Dox-Ccslcr
Siovc-Danrjo
WHEN TRADED IN ON
NEW ONES
GAS-HEAT Ire.
129 N. Commercial
SALEM
POLLY AND HER PALS
This Streamlined Age!
By CLIFF STEItRETT
aa. 160-1100
Halfara. f d, f 50-900 Ibi
-MM. coo-mo
cob. 800-800
1.60 Q 8.781
Caws, go, an wts
mtd, all wta
4 a-t-eea, all wta.
Sa ear (low ant), all
wta ' .
Bulla (jlsa. axeld) koal, gd,
all wta .
ce aa-iara. cd. sU
4o Mum, -, all wti-
So aaoaaca, cnt-coaa, n
wta
T.750 S.S0
l-S- V.80U SJIO
Dm S.JSfc S.80
8.7 S S.78
JS& ATS
8.80 S AM
..ase 8.00 1
Vealara. d-ck
ia mm, aaa, all wta-
o amll, ail wta .
4.80 a 8.15
s.oo e.oo
8.000 8.S0
4.00 & 8.00
7.00 S.00
s.00 a wo
SJS0 ASO
Cal-aa. r4-c. 400 lba. 4
4 eom, mti, 400 lba. 4a
4 evil, 400 lbs 4ow
8ap: Salable 80, toUl 3650; uba
ataady.
Lambs, good and colef 7.00 O S.75
Hadinm an4 cood ,
Vo-ubob.
Toarlinff watkara, gd-ch
Kadinm
Kwaa, a;d-eb
Co-unoHo4iaa
7.00 7.80 I
S.00Q S.76
1.60 8.85 1
8.00 S.60
8.85 Q S.60
10S S.86
Wool In Boston
BOSTON. Nov. 8. (T7SDA1 I
. . . . 1 ' -..1
Bcattoro- aaiea or . sroooy aaorm ooaaaaua
wool in tho Bootoa auurkat war aaoatly
f aaanll Tela i a todar. TwoIto b i-nths
Tazaa wools woro roportod at prieoo witb-
m uo ranra of Si to 81.03. aeonrod saaia.
-mail naau-ea 01 rood rrtaea aomDuif 1
la rib fino torritory wools la OnixinaJ
baxa wara s-silablo oeeaaionally at -lioot
in tbo ranra of 07 eanta to 81. ooowrod
baaia, bat elaablo nantitlaa wore bains
mm iot pneaa .dot tais nngat.
and
Bonds
Koyombr S
STOCX ATOLAOtM
Oo-tpll ad by Tbo AaaooUttad rroas
80 15 15 SO
Xndaa Bnila 17 til naha
Not Cbf. A .S A .8 A .1 A J
Fridaj . 74.7 - 8J.5 89.9 61.8
Proriou 4ay 74.1 11.1 89.7 68.8
MaaU sfo 74.1 ll.S 88.8 - 81.1
Toar sco 78.1 11.9 ' 80.S : 11.4
1989 bicb 77.0 , S8.S 40.4 S8.S
1989 tow S8.S 15.7 83.7 4141
-- BOaD ATE-AGSS
10 - 10 . . 10 . 10
Kt Ckg. A . A .1 D .1 1J
rriday ... , ,. 41.1 100.1 98.7 48.6
Pra-iona day SO. 9 100.1 95.S - 48.4
imu at. sa.s sa.o . s.o s.s
zo-r an o. 08.T . SS.e
1989 hisb 64.S lOO.S : OT.S r 04.0
mm Jew SB.a ss.s - 90.4 41.7
on Jersey Breeders Wm Honors1
Exlirbiting at National Dairy Show
Ten Oregon Jersey breeders exhibited from their pore-
Drea jersey ncras wnicn placed in tne money at the National
Dairy show, October 21 to 29, held at the Golden Gate Inter-
Mi2t - . -' -r-a --
uauuiuu pusiuon, oan rrancisco, tjaui. ? t ; I
, Gribble Farms. Molalla. had the laro-psr. Orpemri ahnwrl
Swot Pototooa California, 60 lb. I Viarrl xxritVi 13 Y,aaA M,8 r-4V.V.l A i vJj i vi I
S-l Tl I ' vuiiuv-) : U41WU1C kJU-C t UICU 111 LUIS
oratoa. Jerseys 1.601.60; fuu, 1.6V1.75.I
Tomatoaa Oraran. loonL boat. S070a:
loeal nad Waablnfto-. naelaaaiflad, 40.
SOa; Ko. la, 15-800 botbooao. oacnblao
tion 9-lla pmr lb. ; .
Baaebad Vrtakl Par .doaaa, oara
ky. 10-8-0 radlaboo lS lOo? taraipo, 85
45a; stoob oaiooa, SO-lSo; borta, 17
15o ; oarrota, 10-35; dill wood. 4-So .b.;
otidiro 80-40 ; broeoll 85-40o; kohlrabi.
40; etUty toot, 18-404; O-srd. 15-10 ;
obieory 40o. . ; . t .
Boot rocotnbloo ror - 100-lb. aaka.
rntabnraa. 1.35-1.60; - tan-no - 1.00-U5;
boots, 1.00; oarrota, 1.00-1.85; la, 40
60e; partaipt, htra, 40-50.
herd was slzta prise Junior year-O-
11ns boll, aad two Kroaps of the
progeny of Crafs wonderful Aim
plaeed eisata and tenth La the
janior. get-of-sire elaas. Entries
in the classes tor three best
from , Gribble farms .also plaeed
addered cows, heifer calf, 1-year-old
cow, 3-year-old cow aad the
dairy herd of four head exhib
ited by Gribble farms plaeed lSUu
M ay Wta Uobm-s
La Belle's Sultsa Oxford Lad
owned by Raymond L Overton,
Beavercreek, placed nfth In, the
S-var-ol-l hnll rJHT Vn
IVarttna-Tivi Kohinrl I Blonde Saltan owned by I. T
--. vri iuu cm. rn,it. !! it. -
VW4HwS181 - yMM-v-b SUMt4 - 4l
Blarion Herds tAre
COEVALLIS.Kor. S.-(5)-Jlarios
county trailed a fraction
of a point behind the Tillamook
County Herd Improvement as
sociation for first place in the
taontily summary of 23 dairy
herd associations today. ;
'jill. T7. Morse, Oregon State- col
lege extension dairyman, aaid
Tillamook had an avers re of
31.52 ponnds of fat and L-'arlon
31.49. Tillamook's milk volume
was C35 pounds per cow and
Uarloa county's 23 pounia. .
: Tctcl cows under test reached
a r-crj L!h cf 150. la 611
the 4-year-old boll class; Darky
Noble of Boa Fleure, owned by
Mrs. Estell A. Fenne, Oregon City,
placed eighth In the - 3-year-old
bull class; " Brampton ' Benedict
Saltan, owned by Frank Clark,
Aurora, placed 10th in the seed
bull class; Franchise Snowdrop
owned by Ernest McUvenna, Port
land, was :11th Junior yearling
heifer, t- . - -,
In the junior get-of-elre class,
progeny of Samares Diana's Peer
exhibited by Rex Ross, lit. Angel,
placed ninth: Nobly Born Cow
slip Lady owned by I A. Hulburt.
Independence. was third . vrize
winner la the 3-year-old cow
class; sad La Belle Sultan's Bes
sie owned by Chester O. Baugh-
aaan, Portland, plaeed tenth in
the 4-year-old cow class. , . i
Brampton Favorite Bally owned
by Dr. sad Mrs. 8. V. Dragoo, Ue-
j-inavuie, placed l.th in the aged
cow class and the progeny of
Brampton Royal Benedictine ex-
aiblted from the Dragoo herd
piaeed 13th in the produce of cow
class. .
Oregon placed third in the state
Jersey nerd class of the eight
Ben jerseys exniBlted Zrom one
state. ; - ' - - -: - , . .-
- P. IL B. Frellnghuysen, Twin
Oaks farm, Uorristowa, N. J
captared senior sad traad eaam.
pionships for Jersey cows with his
Lonely Crag, which was grand
cnampion ox the 1118 national
dairy show, thus becoming one of
three cows la the history of the
Jersey breed to capture this honor
twice.
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LITTLE ANNIB UOONBT . The Good Earth Oy CRAJNDON WALSO '
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li WHIT TOOT LOCUt lJ HaLLO, -yS&.-Z FOONO MC1.V--?."-TJII WASN'T IT MCAMAfCAM T Lrsi-OlM I MOLLV AND 1 APttX . ..
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WI YV Afo MOLLY! - I ox. rM so t separate us nearly xwRorre to MteleZram ! J a merry ha-ha to Ym?
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-Olireoyl on Troubled Waters
B-clilers Buy Property
SlLVEXtTON HILLS Mr. - sad 1
Mrs. Clarence Kohler have bought '
90 acres of the Cliff Mauldlng i
ranch In the SHvertoa Hills. tThe !
-lanldings have reserved 10 seres l
oa which they plan to build later.
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