PAGE EIGHTEEN
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 1, 133
J
Wkeat Soars-to Hi
ML JLWO
Years
New Fighting
Causes Buying
- .
Upturn Ends Two Months
Faltering Trade;
Soy Beans Rise
CHICAGO. Not. 50-(ff)-Out-
bresk of Rnsso-Flnnlsh hostilities
todiY set oft a burine ware that
swept wheat and soy beans to
the highest prices in two years
on the board of trade. The up
turn ended two months of falter-
in era in trade that followed the
September . war boom market.
December wheat. leading the
nnward more men t, advanced 2
cents to 91, highest since the
. end of 1937, while all soy bean
contracts soared into new season
hlrhs for the third consecutive
session. December reaching 11.08
np 4 U cents and the highest since
' JnlT. 1927. Other grains also ad
anred. - -
Light rains over much of the
southwest hard winter wheat belt.
which la suffering: from severe
dronzht. had little market in flu
ence. July contracts, representing
the 1940 crop, rising to 86, up
. 1. ' :
- Traders gave attention to re
nnrta that rai losses 'Tvere in
volved in recent sinkings of mer
chant vessels in European war
cones and also to word that farm
stored wheat and corn was being
damaged br weevils and other
comnlications. .
About a quarter of the 1939
wheat crop has been stored and
the bureau of agricultural eco
nomics has estimated that 500,-
000.000 bushels of corn from the
1937, 1938 and 1939 crops would
be stored under government loan
during the 1939-40 season.
Will Give Dance
GERVAIS The Gervais danc
ing club , will sponsor a dance at
tbe hixh school auditorium Satur
day night, December 2.
Gardeners'
Market
PORTLAND, Ore- Nov. 30 UP)
(USDA) Produce prieee:
.Apple Ore-o: Red Delicious, place
pack. 1.0O-1.1O; Wutn Buuts face
and filL 60-65c: Spitaen bergs, extra fen-
. l as-i.&n? finer. 1.10-1.25: Wash
Ington: Red or Starking Dolicloas,
wrapped, Urge extra fancy. 1.50-1.65;
(anejr. 1.40-1.50; Wieap. extra fancy,
185-1.40, fancy 1.20-1.25. place pack
1.10 : Bom ea. ' place pack, extra fancy
1.10.
Artichokes Four to 5 doien boxes.
1 25-8 75. dozen fi0.S0e.
Avocado Calif, faeries, 2.40-2.85;
i Vnchln-. afiO-2.60.
Banana Per bunch, 44-5e per lb.;
heads eat off or taw iota, o-oftc.
'Bone Oregon: Limai, 60-60 per
hit; shall, lata 60-BOe. California: Ken
kurkr Wonder 8 9c lb.; hampers, 2.80-
a no.
Brnsaels Sproote 12 -cup flats 70-75c
' Cabbaca- Local. 60-lb- new crate
dinm-iiia fancy. US No. 1. 75-85e;
Id crates. 60-70e; per sack, S5-50e; Bed,
I.9.1H.
Cauliflower Leca!, No. 1, 65-75e; Ke.
t. 25-40e: purple 80-1.10 crate; So. 2s.
I5.7St
Celery Oregon Utah, 85e-1.00; fancy
1.50; white, 90e-1.25; poor, lower; hearts
75-85e; California Utah 1.50.
Citrus Fruit Arlxona grapefruit, fan
cy 100s. 1.60-1.75: 80s and larger. 1.75-
2.00; choice 15e less; lettuce crates 2.00;
Texas pinks, 8.15-8.25; white 2.65-8.00;
Florida 8.50.
Coeoaata 4.75-5.15 per sack of 100.
Cranberries Oregon, Washington, 85
Ih boxes. Mcrariia mostly 8.00-8.15.
sows 2.80; few 8.25; Mssiaehusett 3.65
. 8,75 per box.
Cucumber Oregon, hothouse, 8-4 doa.
2.30-8.50, 75e-1.10 per doxea; California
1.85-2.00 per lag.
Dill Per lb,- 3-5e.
Eggplant California, lugs, 1.25-1.80.
Qariie Local, 10-15 lb.; strings, la
18 per lb.
' Grape California, tugs, Malaga 1.00
1.10; Emperors, 1.00-1.50.
Lemon California : faaer, 800-860.
7.00-7.25; 432s, 6.00-6.25;- .490s. 6.00
8.25; smaller, 4.00-4.25; choice 5.75-6.25.
, Limes California, flats, 150s. 1.60;
d splay carton a, 90e; dosea, 2015c
Lettuce Local, dry pack, 8 to 4 dosea,
beat 1.00-1.25, fair 75e-1.00; The Dalles
1.65-1.75, poorer lower; California, dry
Delano, 2-50-2.75; Salinas, 1.90 2.00;
lew 2.25.
Mushrooms Cultivated, one-pound ear
tons. 45-50; -lb. eaitona, 23 H -25c.
Onions Washington, 50-1 b. sacks,
Span i lb, medium 0-60e; 10-lb. sacks,
10-lle. boi'.era 10-12e. White Globes 1.00,
Oregon Tellowt. anediom, 50-6Qe; 100-lb.
sacks, t0c-1.10; 10-lb. sacks, 14-15;
boils. ll-13e.
Oranges Valencia, large 4.00, me
dium 2.76-8.25, small 2.35; naTel. large
and medium - 2.50-2.60. small 2.75-2.85,
eholee 2.00-2.25; Japanese oranges, 1.50
1.53 per handle.
- Pea California, 2.25-2.50 per ham
per, 10-12 lb. -
Peppers Oiegoa flats, green, 40-SOe,
Se Is.: -red. flats, 65-7 5; Calif, green,
T-9e lb. -
- .- Pears Washington : Loos Bose. 60
60. extra fancy, 1.50; An joua, extra
faaey 1.25-1.85, fancy 1.00-1.15. mm
25-5 Oc; Baerre Easter, loose 50c ; South
ern Oregon Anjoss, extra fancy, 1.60 ;
Comic 175.
Persimmon California : . lings, 85e
1.00; Oregon 80c.
Piaeapple Hawaii, 4.23-4.50.
Pomegranates Lags. 1.00-1.10.
- Potatoes Market dull, Oregon local
sad Long Whites and Bassets. US No. 1,
100-lb. saeks, 1.80-1.40; few 1.50; '. 2.
60 lb. sks 45-50 ; Klamath sad De (chutes
Bassets, VB its. 1. 100 lb. sacks 1 60
1.70: 15 lb. sacks, 45e; Wsshiagtoa Bas
sets. US Ke. 1. 100-lb. seeks. 1.80-1. TO;
15-lb. sacks,- 45-50e; No. 2, 50-55e; New
Califoraia Bliss Triampha, 2.10-2.25. .
Rhabarb Califs, 90 c-1.00 per bos;
flats, fsney 15.
Spinach Local, orange boxes, mostly
85-400. " :, --; -
Sanaa- Oregon : Danish, largo crate.
50-60e; lufr 85 45e: hfarbleheads, l4e
lb.; Hubbard, 1-1 He; Bohemian, lags.
45 SOe; crates, 7Se; pumpkins, 11 "is
per lb.; California Zacehiai,- 1.85-1.40
big: few S.OO. .
Sweet Potatoes California, 50-lb.
crate. Jerseys 1 60 1.75; yams 1.75-1.85.
Tomstoee Oregon, local, best 60-70;
anelassified. 40 60s; So. 2s, 25 80: hot
honso. combination. 10-14. Ib.; faaey
14-1 5e, extra fne7. 15-16er Calif., re
packed S.74-S.00; aa ia 2.80-2.85 lug.
Ba-he Vegetables Per doaen; par
aley S0-2S; radishes, 20 23c: t-raipe,
25e; gre onion. 22 25e: beta 17H
20e; earw.ts, 15.20: endire. 35c;
broceeK. S.V45ct kohlrabi. 40 4JW; eolery
roe 40-50 t cnard, 15-20: kale 23-80.
Boot Veretableo Per 100-lb. - naeka,
raUbairaa. l.JS-1 SO; taraipe, I.OO 1.15;
lugs. 40 4&e: beets. 1.00; carrot a. 90e
1.10; tags, 40 60c; parsnips, lags 83 45.
saeks 1.00 1.25.
iUieSici . fcr 'Ctsh'
llrrfcla - Fc:!:ir j 1 Co.
Salem Market Quotations
ttUlTS
(Bnytns ttumt
tTm srita aelow aannHod bp S
us Utfiaao as aao mmta aaarawi
paid srwwee by awnes bnyevs
bat are net naraae4 by
Bananas, lb. n stalk , ." . " y
Hand- , -
Granefrait. Ariaena S.OO
Lemena crate i T.5S
Oraages, crate . . .. 2-8.75
Avocado, crate UW
. vsBxaajuBS
(Baytas Pricoal
Beets, dec. ; :, ? ,. i
Cabbagn. Ih . ..
Cariaea, laeaL do. , ,
Cauliflower, local :-
Celery
Cacamhcrs, hothouse
Lettac. Califs . .
OauHts. SO lb i.
6reea eaioaa, dea.
Radiabe dea .
Peppers, green .
Para' . 1- .
Potatoes, local, cwt,. No. I
60-lb. bags
Spinach. Seattle,
Turnips, dm.
Saaaah, doa.
box
.75
M
1.60
2-1
.60
.
' .86 .
.04
.
1.60
.35
.60
.33
.35,
Otlll BAY AHD SBEDS
Wheat. Bo he 1 re leaned 78 to It
Oats, ton 20.00 to 21.00
Feed Barley, ton 28.00
:ior Hay. toa - - 13 OO
Alfalfa toa , 13 00 so IS 00
Egg mash, No. 1 grade. 80 lb. bag 1.80
Oair feed. 00 lb. , bag - ... .-.
Hen scratch feed ) - 1-
Cracked corn l.'
Wheat 1-50
rias, per ba. l-8
BOOS AJTZr rOOLTBT
IBeytna Prices of Aaaxeean'Sl
Grade A large, dos. .....
Grade B large d-w
Grade A medium, dos. , .
Grade B medium .
Pallet ...
Colored hen -H aad
Colored fry IS aa
Whit Leghorn, heary
Whit lghora fry -White
Leghorn. Sgbt
Old Booster
Heavy bona. lb.
(Buying Prices f
Grade A large, dos.
Grade A medium
Grade B .large
Grade B medium
Undergrade and chex, .
Pallets
Leghorn hens
Leghorn fryers. IVi
.08 and
as
J8
10
J3
as
J4
.10
-12
8
45
.11 and .18
Marios Creamery
.21
.16
.10
.10
.12
.12
.08
lb. .13
Grade B raw 4
Dairy Vo-op price to
- dlntribaifor. ft. 74.
Batterfat, No. 1. 80 He;
No. 2, 28 H; promlam
ly-c
A grade print, S3 He; B
grade, 82 Mc; qaortors
frysrs, 2-8
hens -
lbs.
Colored
Colored
Stags - i
Old rooster -Mo.
2 grade to par dm ad sea.
1988, lb.
1030
HOPS
(Xoylag Prices)
WOOL AHX MOB X B
(Baytas Frtecs)
WooL medium, lb.
Lambs, lb
Mohair, Vk
.13
1
.00
.04
s
JI6
uv-STooa
(BavtES arte for M. 1
conditions and sslcs reported Sf so 4 p.ai
Lambs, 1939, tops
Lambs, ssrliags .... 3-00 t t.2S
Ewes 8.00. to 8.30
Hogs, top, 160-220 lbs 0.00 to 6.10
Sows ., , i -35
Beef eews .. 3.0O to 0.50
Balls . 5.00 to 0.7
Hsifers n ... 3.00 t 0.00
Dairy type cow 8.50 is 4. B0
Li, eeaf ' S.OO
lb. n ill-
sr.
Draaaed Teal.
BTUTS
Prle paid by Independent Psc g ninat
t growcrl
ItLBERTS Barcelona, orchard ran.
1.. K fall... lmm f.B.W 11.'
babiea lOVk. DaehiUy sad Bris ants 1
hichar -
WUiHUia urenar rnni rranqueiie,
0 7 : soft shells fie. Grades t rraaqoette.
lamb- 18. larce 12. fanew 10. me
dium 8 He; soft shell. Jamboa 12, Urg
11. faaey 9c, medium me.
too-op rnccs to wsoisssiorsi
riLBEBTS Daeailly. jamb 16c; lg
10a: fanrr. 15. Bris aata. lamoc 17:
largo 15 H Bare-loan. lumb. 17c: large
fancy. iaa: baby. is.
WALK UTS rracquettea. jambos 17.
Urxe 15 He. faaey 13 He. medium ll;
aoft ahalla in m boa 16 Vac. urg 14Vha
fancy 12 He medium lie; MsyetUs. In rg
lac uaaead: irsnqusttee, iarg is.
mediant 11: soft shells. Urge 12a, fsney
11 He. medium toe.
Polk Farmers Get
Conservation Pay
DALLAS Polk county farm
ers tnis week receive, in e xirst
of their 1939 j agricultural, con
servation payments. Twenty-three
US treasury checks were In the
assortment and they totaled
31678.98 in value.
R. D. Pence, chairman of the
Polk county conservation com
mittee, pointed out that payments
are made to farmers who comply
with the AAA program by Im
proving their farms or by plant
ing within the acreage allotment
set up for wheat, potatoes or
commercial vegetables.
It Is estimated that 1100 farm
ers in the county will receive
1939 conservation checks total
ing about $120,000.
when farmers apply for pay
ments, their applications must be
sent to the state AAA office at
Corvallis where they are audited
and sent to the US treasury dis
bursing office at Portland. Checks
are sent directly from - Portland
to the county conservation of
fices, i
Prizes Offered
For Nut Foods
Anyone interested In nut grow
ing will be welcome at the 25 th j
annual meeting of the Western I
Nat Growers association to be
held In Corvallis Wednesday and
Thursday, December 6 and 7, in
the Memorial Union building, an
nounces C. E. Schuster, secretary-
treasurer, who has Just distrlb-1
a ted the detailed program.
The annual nut snow in con
nection with the meeting this
year win feature foods made with
nuts. Cash prises ranging up to I
S5 are being offered for best ex
hibits, with recipes, of candy, pas
try, sandwich spread and nut
bread using Oregon walnuts ' and
filberts. The program numbers in
clude both production and mar
keting topics.
Stocks Are Pushed
To New Low Levels
BearUhness Is Insnired
by Rassian-Fiiinish
IlosUlities
NEW YORK, Nor. SO-UPV-SeU
lng, attributed partly to. bearish-
ness inspired by the outbreak of
war , between Russia and Finland.
today pushed the stock market
to new low levels.
Josses ran to around S ooints
tor leaders in the forenoon, but
late short coverings and some buy
ing cased on the belief the de
cline had gone too far. subs tan
uauy reduced declines at the
close. Final Quotations also In
cluded a sprinkling of modest plus
signs.
me Associated Press . averas-e
or so stocks was off .5 of a point
at BO, or .9 of a point under ita
mark at this time last Year, it
as the eighth consecutive ses
sion in which the composite -has
been unchanged or lower.
Dealings Fast
Dealings were fastest In the
morning when some of the stop
loss orders were touched off. It
was noticed, though, that these
were generally of light nroDor
uons, suggesting important com
mitments were still intact. Sales
totalled 883.840 shares azalnst
780,700 Wednesday.
Scandinavian dollar bonds suf
fered a severe slump as the Sov
iets Invaded Finland by sea. land
and air. Corporation loans were
shaky throughout. Securities in
European centers softened.
Tending to depress sentiment.
brokers said, was the thought
that the spread of the European
conflict might bring complica
tions which could have repercus
sions in the United States. At any
rate, trading forces Inclined to
shelve some of their holdings and
await clarifications of the new
turn of foreign affairs.
Has Bivouac
LEBANON The Lebanon Na
tional Guard under Capt. R
Broce Miller held Its bivouac at
Cases dla CCC camp Saturday
night and Sunday. All were pres
ent except five, with firs officers
and ts men in the earn p. Satur
day night a three hour hike was
accomplished. Sunday -a theoret
ical hospital station was establish
ed, shelter tents were - pitenea
and equipment was - displayed.
Silverton Nurse'
Quits Hospital
SILVERTON Miss Elizabeth
Gllbertson of Seattle will be em
ployed at the Silverton hospital
beginning . December 1. She will
take the place of Mrs. Ludvlg
Meyer (Gladys . Faudsker). who
Is resigning her position which
she has held for the past 18
months. Mrs. Meyer will be s pe
daling for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thorn
ley are announcing the birth of
son Tuesday at the hospital.
Vincent Smith of Mt. Angel
underwent an emergency appen
dectomy at the hospital Tuesday
night.
Rickreall Club
To Give Carnival
RICKREALL The Community
club will hold Its annual carnival
Tuesday night. A free show will
begin at 8:15, consisting of a
bathing beauty parade, Negro
minstrels and folk dancing.
Booths of eats, needlework and
novelties will be on sale as well
as the usual carnival concessions.
The proceeds of affair will go
toward the club project this year
of ceiling the gymnasium.
Gooseberries Planted
For West Stayton Co-op
WEST STAYTON A new in
dustry will be tried here. Twenty
six acres of ground are being
planted to gooseberries for the
West Stayton Co-op for its can
nery at West Salem. Those put
ting out plants are Charles Wise,
Bert Perrln, Ernest Lafky, Wes-
ten Lacy, Herbert Dennltt, Ches
ter Garrison, and Ernest Garri
son.
Rebekahs Have ;
Spettal Program
STAYTON A special program
was enjoyed after, the meetinr of
the , Rebekah lodge Tuesday
Bight
Robert Bennett and Virginia
Raph, the first and second win
ners In the patriotism, essar con
test sponsored by the I OOF lodre.
read their essays. These winners
received prizes of 5 and $2.60
in the contest which was held at
the last . regular meeting of the
Parent Teachers' organization.
Other number, on the program
were: violin solos by John Lau,
it. A. Beauchamp; the story of
the national anthem by Mrs. John
accompanied at the piano by Mrs,
-an followed by the singing of
the "Star Spangled Banner" by
Mrs. u. ueorge cole, accompanied
at tne piano by Mrs. Elmer Boy
er; article entitled, "My Country
lis oi nee. . by d. George Cole;
talk on history of government by
Grant Murphy, and vocal .solo,
uoa less .America" by Claude
Booker, accompanied on the piano
oy Mrs. a. c vanHuys.
Degree practice was held fol
lowed by refreshments served by
the committee, Mrs. R. G. Wood,
Mrs. John ' Lau and D. Georee
Cole.
Visit Relatives
At Willamina
WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs.
Millford Ray, who have been vis
iting at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Valliere,
came from Bend where thev had
spent a week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray. n.T
left Sunday for Seattle where he
is taking a position with the
Boeing Aircraft company. He
has been with the Douglas Air
craft company in California.
Mrs. R. Y. Neely and son, Ros-
coe, spent a few days in Washing
ton recently where they visited
at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
Duncan, at Seattle and her bro
ther, Dwight Beck, at National.
A 10-pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hlrn Tuesday,
November 21 at the McMinnville
hospital. The boy was named
Otto Lee. Mother and son were
brought home Sunday.
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Nor. lv (AP) Today's closing quotations:
Al Chem Dye 170
Allied Stores 9
American Can
Amer For Pow
Am Pow A Lt 4
Am Bad St San t4
Am Roll Mills .!
Am Smtg Rf SI
Am Tel Tel 188
Amer Tobacco .J1H
Am Wat Wks HH
Anaconda 804
Armour 111 t
Atchison 28
Barns-all 12
Bait A- Ohio 84
Bendlx Aviation 28
Bethlehem Steel 77
Boeing Air 21
Borga. Warner 2
Budd Mfg 8
Commer Solvent 12 Nat Dairy prod -15
Comwlth A Sou .1 Nat Olst -23
Co -solid Edison .20 Nat Pow Lt 8
Consolid Oil 7 North Pacific 9
Corn Products 84 Packard Motors ..3.a
Curtlss Wright -9 J C Penney 93
Douglas Aircraft 71 Phillips Pet 394
Do Pont ds N -174 U Prssed Steel Car 11H
Eleo Pow ft Lt 7 m Pub Serr N J 3
Erie R R 1 Pullman 324
General Else -,S8 Safeway 8tores !
General Foods 454 Sears Roebuck ..79
General Motors S2 Shell Union ..
23Sou Cal Edison -Z'4
2 8 South Pacific 14 V
S Stand Brands ..3
12 Stand Oil Calif 294
Goodyear Tires
Gr Northern
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Internat Harr .
Stand Oil N
Studebaker .
Calif Pack
Callahan Z-L
Calumet Hec
Canadian Pae
J I Case
Cater Tractor
Celanese
Certain-Teed
Chesa 4b Ohio .
Chrysler ,
-20
1
8
. 4
87
.62
.12
..57
Inter Nickel Can 87 Sup Oil
Iat Paper ft P Pf 48 Tmkn Roll Bear
Int Tel ft Tel ; 4 Trans-America
J -44
8
Johns-Manr 74
Kennecott : 27
Llbbey-O-Ford 48
Llgg ft Myers B 100
Loew's 32
.24 -Monty Ward
8 Naeh Kelr
.41 Nat Biscuit .
.83 Nat Cash
47
..-6
84
42
1
..37
. 84
M 5
.8
Union Carbide
Unit Aircraft
Unit Airlines
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Walworth
Western Union -25
White Mot 11
38
.18 Wool worth
Speech Students
Are Entertained
MT. ANGEL Members of the
advanced speech class at Mt. An
gel normal were entertained by
their Instructor, Miss Irene Begin,
at the Mt. Angel home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Be
gin, Tuesday.
Bidden were Opal Bolme, Mil
dred Hubbs, Mary Alfred, Eliza
beth Newell, all of Silverton; Ce
celia Hammelman, Mary Cathe
rine Gorman, Woodburn; Patricia
Thompson, Stayton; Mary Bird,
The Dalles, Genevieve Crane,
Portland; Maxlne Bernlng, Geor
giana Plennett, Margaret Frank,
Mt. Angel.
The hostess was assisted about,
the rooms by her mother and
Miss Ludmilla Seidl, Portland.:
Students Make Money
RICKREALL The high school
Students ' cleared 921.20 from
their plays and pie social Tues
day. The proceeds are to be Died
for athletic equipment.
Faced With an Emergency
Yon need money quickly.
Loans at Low Interest
STATE FINANCE CO.
344 State Phone 8281
UC.S-216M-222
POLLY AND HER PALS
Why Don't you Give Yourself up?
By CLIFF STERRETT
Unionvale School. '
-.
Budget Approved
UNIONVALE The Unionvale
Sunday school budget meeting
was held Monday night with 12
patrons present. The sum of 8150
less than last year was approved.
00 &5t QAO
AliCKEY MOUSE
The Guest has the Floor!
By WALT DISNEY
. - . i - - .
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 80 (AP)
Pro-uea axehanca: But tar: Extraa SOVk :
tandards 2H ; prima firsts 29; firsts S6.
Baturfal 81-31 tt.
Em: I rga extraa 15; ataadarda S3;
diaai extraa SO; ataadaraa ISt
xtraa IS; ataadarda 14. -
CkeaMt THplcU ISVat
Portland Grain'
POBTLAXD. Ore..
Grain: : Wheat Opea
Mar :: 7 i
tee. 7
.Not. SO AP)
Hie-, Low Cloee
80 79 80
79 79 79
Oata. No. 3-38 lb. WhiU
No.8 -45 lb. B. W. 24.50;
T. ahip. 27.00. No. 1 flax
Cash rrain:
95.75;- barley,
eern. Ke. 2 E.
sa.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft -white 80
estern white 80: western red 79. Bard
Ted winter ordinary 79; 11 per cent 79;
12 per cent 81; 13 .per cent 89; 14 per
cent BO. - ' -
Hard white-Baart ordinary 83 H; U
per . cent 8S; 13 l-er cent B; l per
cent S3.
Today'a ear receipt: Wheat 10; fear-
ley 1; Tear 1; oate 3; iufeed 2.
Portland Produce
PORTLAXD. Ore- Nov. 30 (AP)
Corntnr Meata Sellinc nriro to I
tailors: Country-killed hoc, best batch-
era, 125 to 150 lbs.. 8-8 He; vealers, fey,
1313 He lb.; lignt-tnin, iu-i.se id.; nea-
9-lOc ; spnac 1 a m 6 a , 14-iao w. ;
owes, 9 -fie id.; rooa eatter eowa. -
He 10.: eaaaer cows, o-o id.;
9-0He lb.
Lit a Pooltry Nominal oayiac prices:
Leichor- broiler. 1 U 1 lbs- 15e; do
Iba-lSe; fryer, under S 10a- 180 id.;
3 to 4 lba- 13e lb.; roasters, over 4
lbs- 18e; eolored heaa to 4 lbs- 18e; do
erer 4 lbs, I3e; Lecnora a ens aaaer
lbs Se, e-er SH lbs., 10c; St. 2 grade.
5e lcs. i f
Tarfceya Sellias price: Hen. 31-ZZe
lb.; torn. 16-18c lb. Bayiar prices: So.
heaa. 19-zoe lb.; torn, la-ioa id.
Oaioae Orcron. 40-50e: Takiaaa. 80-
40e sack; .white BeraaodaalHe lb. -
Psutoes Yakiiaa Qeaaa. 1.50-1.65:
Oeachatea. 1.55-1.70; Klamath, 1.60 cwt.;
local white. 80-8 5e box; Scappooee Bar-
bar, ks, 1.25 eamtaL
ay bel-ae wnee to retailerat Alfal
fa, No. 1. 14.00 ta; a-t-Tetch. 12.0O
toal cloTar. 11.00 torn: Umar. oaster-
Oiecoa. 18.00 toa; ralley timothy, 13.00-
14 vo toa, fortuna.
ool Eastern Ores-. liae. im
IK ; crested, 38-29o lb.; WiUaaaetto val
ley, 1.1-month, sue lb.; lamb, soe id.
lfohair 12-aaeat-. 30o -ID.: -lalL o
pound. - . i
uaaeara iway peei, e 10.
Hops Orecoa. 1939. 25 lb.; 1938,
aaiaiaal- i .
Do a.t rVeor Selling pete, elty So
err 1 to 2ft bat. Mta: famiry Mteota.
40s. .7S-753-bahetV hard wheat, att,
4.40-5.40 boxer -lneetem. 6.20-5.50;
blended wheat floor. 5.20 5.65; aoft Wheat
90-4.95; graham. 4 V. 6.70; wholo
boot 49s. S.18. ; . . , ' .
Portland Livestock
"PORTLAXD. Ore., Nov. 80 (AP)
fDSDA) Bogs: Salable 900; total 2000.
market alow, moatly 10-15' lower 4haa
Wodaedaya -
Barrows and rilta, sd-ch.
120-140 tbs. ., a. a.a0 .
do Sd-ch. 140-160 lbs . 8.60 S.0O
do id-ch. 160-180 lb. 5.85 6.85
do sd-ch, 180-200 lbs.. o.aa
do --d-eK 200-220 lb 5.5'S.3S
do cd-ch 220-240 lbs 5.60 6.10
UAIITED
UALIiUT-IIEATS
r KeUsy Farquhar & Co."
-- - Front and Norway &ts.
do fd eh.
do f d-ch,
do fd-eh,
do fd-eh,
do mod.
240-270
270-800
800-830
830-360
160-200
lb
lbs-
lbs,
lb
lb
Feeder pig, good-choice,
70-120 lb.
S.50 0
8.85
8.25
S.15
5.60
S.85
8.75
8.80
8.35
6.10
5.00 Q 5 JO
Cattle: Salable 200. total 250; calves.
salable S, total 75; market slow.
Steers, fd, SOO-1100 lb C 5 C
do ane oaa, 750 1180 Iba
0 do med'iun 1100-1300 Iba
do common, 750-1100 Iba
Ueifera, good, 750-900 lbs
do medium 600-900 lbs
do coma on 600 900 lbs
Cows, gxod, all weights
do medium, all weights
do cat-corn, all weights
do eaanera, all weifhta
Ball (yearling excluded),
beef, rood
do aaasag. good, all wts
do aaaaag med, all wts
do cat-com, all wta
Veal era, gd-eh. all wta .
do eom-med, all wta ,,.
do roll, all wts
Cairo, gd-eh. 400 lbs. da
do eom-med, 400 lbs. da
do call,, 400 Iba. down
m 9.00
7.85 & S.6O
7.251 8.40
6.75Q S.OO
7.750 S.15
6.50 7.75
5.25 S.60
5.50 6.75
4.25 5.50
3.00 4.25
2.50 8.00
& S.25
5 5.75
6 6.25
& S.50
S.OO
a s.oo
9 s.oo
5 1.00
6 5.00
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A Word to the Wise
Oy BRANDON WALSH
8.75
6.25
4.50
8.00
6.00
4.00
S.50
6.00
S.50
Sheep: Keeeipt 125, total 750; ma
ket about steady "oa Limited supply.
Lambs, good-choice 8 7.75 8.25
do mediom-cood 7.75 7.50
do common 6.25 7.00
6.50 S.35
S.OO 6.60
3.25 4.15
2.00 3.00 1
Tearliag wethers, gd ch
do asediam ,.
Iwee, good to choice .
do common to medium
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Bonds
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DOW WE ARE FO?CEO TO KEEP
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Compiled by The Associated Pros
TOOTS AND CASPER
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Dy JIMMY MUltl'IIY
Ket ehgo
Thara.
PreT. day
Hoath ago
Tear ago
1989 high
1939 low 58.8
80
Indt.t
6 -
70.S. .
71.4
74.1
74.4
77.0
15
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D.4 20.0
20.4
22.2
20.6
23.5
15.7
15
TJtil
D.3
80.1
89.4
39.7
85.2
40.6
33.7.
Ket cage.
Toars.
Pre. day
Month ago
Tear ago
1989 high
1939 low
XOHXt AVEXAGSS
- 20 - 10 - 10
Kail ladaat Util
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58.4
68.
6O.0
58.7
-64.9
53.4
J2
101
10L6
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95.8
4.1
5.8
2.8
7.5
90S
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60.0
SO.5
63.8
60.9
. 53.9
4L.6
10
foreign
49.5
49.S
48.4
68.S
4.0
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