Tli OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oregon, Wednesday Monilng. February 21. 190
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Stock Prices Raised by Freak Miish
liftCaUed
War
Inspired
Family of Four Drowned as Car Attempts to Cross Lake Ice
110,000 Shares Change
Hands Daring Last
15 Minutes
. . NEW YORK. Feb. a-(3-
. Eager-buyers -snatched ap loe.
A ad shares of itock in the last
, 15, minutes of the market ss
. aion today and eatabllahed plot
.slants all orer -the big board
where declines . had preTionsly
Dredomlnated.
Tha freak rush of order
chanced, the erstwhile drowii
ness of the stock exchange floor
Into sudden pandemonium ana
th ticker tape kept on turnlnc
out quotations well after the f 1
nit hn had sounded.
Share prices were off at the
ooenlnc and steadily. (Tew
worse as dealings progressed.
. Then, with, an hour to go,, losses
la meUla were erased by a thin
atrm of barer. The stream
widened. th metals rose around
a point aboTe their prerious
close. Then steels Joined the
morement and the rush was on.
The Associated Press aTerare
of 60 selected stocks rained .1
of a point at 50.4 contrasted
with its noonday reading of 50.1.
Transactions totaled 807.860
shares compared with 633,410
yesterday.
Commentators called the quick
lift "war-inspired."
Leaders in the upward surge
of shares were Anaconda. Ken-
oecott, American Smelting,
Phelpa Dodge, US Steel, Bethle
hem, General Motors, Chrysler,
Bendix. Allied Chemical, Penn
sylranla Railroad. New York
Central and Western Union. Join
ing these was a group, mainly
specialties, which set new highs
for the year. It included Brooklyn-Manhattan
Transit, Canada
Dry, Colgate. Twin Coach,
Thompson Products and Pathe.
Crooked Finger
Property Bought
BCOTTS MILLS Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Kinser of Crooked Finger
hare sold an 80acre tract to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Shepherd. The
farm has about 12 acres In cultl
yation. being planted to strawber
ries. The place will be cared for
by ' Shepherd's brother-in-law.
Carter Farris.
Mrs. S. P. Moberg is home from
8t. Vincent's hospital in Portland.
Mrs. Carter Farris of Crooked
Fingtr is at the SilTerton hospital
where she underwent an operation.
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Salem Market Quotations
(Boylaf lT.ci)
fTk orieo biow iuppUH by a local
grocr nd ndieatiT of U July market
pricas piJ t (rower DT Sala bayara
bat ara aot raaraatacd 7 Taa Stata
man.)
Baaaoaa, lb. aa atalk .".t
daBdl
Grspifrnit, Ariiosa ... 20
LaaiABL erata
Oranaea. erata 60 to 4 50
avoeadoca, erata .
Bacta, 4 os.
Cat baga. lb.
Carrot, local, doi.
C tnliflow ar. local .
Calory
lAottaca, cam.
VEOETABIaES
(Baying Price i)
ODHmi, 50 lb.
Oreen ct'on. doi. -
Ptpport, grcaa
Potatoes, local, cwt., No. 1.
SO lb. ban
Radiahea
box
2. IS
.16
.OJ
.45
1.10
S.25
S.25
JO
.50
.20
1.60
.50
.50
1.00
.85
.40
Spinach, 8aattle,
Boaaab. Joi.
TaraiB. doi.
GalaXII. HA I AJI0 laWI
Wseat. bn., Ka. 1 rtcleaned .73
Oata. ton 30.00
Feed bar'ey. ton Z1.UO
Clorer bar, ton lu.vu
Alfalfa bay, ton 14.00
Ess main. No. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.80
Dairy feed. 80 lb. bag 1.45
Hen acratcb feed 1-80
Cracked corn 180
Wheat 180
EGGS AND FOTJXTET
(Baying Prtcea of Aadreaea'a)
Grade A large, doi.
Grade A n,dium, doi
Grade B large, dox..
Pallet .,
Colored bana . .
Colored fry
Whit Leghorn, heavy
.15
.14
.13
.10
.11
.14
.08
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 10. (AP)
Prodece oxeaaage:
Batter: Ztr S1H: atandarda SI;
prima ftrt 10 H; firt 80.
Butterf.t 32 4 -3 J.
rgga: Large tra 18; atandard 1;
araium extra 17. atandard 17.
Cbeeae: Tripleta 14; -oaf 174.
Portland Grain
POET LAND, Ore., Feb. 20 (AP)
Wheat: Open Higb I?" CW
May 854 86 854
Caah Grain: Oata, No. 2. 3i lb. white.
Si 00. Barley. No. 2. 45 lb BW. 24.cO
Corn, No. 2, EV ahipment, 28 2j. No. 1
flax 2.U2 4.
Caah Wheat (Bid): Boft white 854;
waatera white 85 4: we.tern red 85.
Hard red winter: ordinary 85; 11 per
eent 85; 12 per cent 8 4 ; -3 Pr ttM
S5- 14 per rant 9. Bard white-Haart:
ia'p eeat 95; 18 per cent 1.00; 14 per
cent 1.03.
Today 'a Car Receipt: Wheat 6; flour
S; anillfeed 2.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 20. (AP)
" Coaatrr saeata Selliag pricea to retail
or: Country-killed hog, beat botcher,
J25 to 150 lb., 84; Tea,ler, fancy,
15-154e IV; light-thin. 1012c lb.; heary
10-lie lb.; apriag lamba, 14 lie lb.; ewes
4 To lb.; good ettter cow. 8-9e lb.;
eaaoer raws 7 4-c lb.; ball 10-10 4 lb.
Lia Poultry Nominal baying price:
Leghorn broiler. 1 to 1 Si lbs.. 13c lb.;
do 3 lb., 13e lb.; fryer, under S lb..
' 1 lb.; do S to 4 lb., 13e lb.; roaiters,
tTsr 4 lb . 14c; colored hens to 4 lb..
.He do orer 4 IK., 12-; Lefhom hen,
amdar 84 Iba.. S-10e lb.; t'r 3 4 lb..
10-1 1c; St. 2 grade, Se lasa.
Tarkey Selling price: Hena, 16 4
17 lb.; torn. 15 lb. Baying price
Moaaiaal; No. X hena, 15 18c lb.; tome.
14c.
Onion Oregon, 45-55e bag; Takima,
40 45c per 50 lb. bag. Seta, white, Se
Ik.; brow a 5e lb.
Now potatoes Florida 1.00 3 25 per 80
lb. boa
Potato Takima Gam 1.45-1.55; Po
chatea 1.40-1.50; Khiaath. 1.30 par
twt; one Italia brand l.5; local Whitea
SOe box; aacka l.OO 1.15 rental. Sweet
t 40 crate.
Bay Rolling pric U retailer: Alfal
fa. No. 1, 18.00 ton; oat vetrb. 13.00,
Oregoa, 1S.00 tea; cloTer, 11.00 ton;
timothy, eaitern valley 11 00 14 00 ton.
Portland-
Wool Eaatern OregoA. fin 25-26e lb. ;
pmiiI 3S-S0O lb.; Willamette valley,
12-aaantk 39c; IV; lamb. 30c lb.
. Mohair 13 month , 10c lb.; fall, 30c
' poaad.
Caacara 1050 peal. 4c lb.
Hope Oregon, 1089, 35o lb.; 1938.
Doaaaatio Floor Selling price, city do-
- Ivory 1 to 35 bbl lota: family patenta,
49v S.05-7 55j bakers' hard wheat, net.
- 4 0O-4.4O ; bakera' blaeateaa. 6.6O-6.0O ;
- blended, wheat floor 5.60-S.15: soft wheat
8.25-5.80; graham, 49. 5.50, whole
whoat. 40a. S.SS.
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BstJk prices.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 20. (AP)
(U8DA) Hogs: Salable 400, total 6u0;
market rather slow but mostly ateatly.
Barmw and gilts, gd cb.
120 140 lb S 5 00 5 50
do gd eh. 140-1C0 lb 5 50 5.75
do d ch, 10 160 lfc 5.60';' 6 25
do gd ch, 180 200 lb .0O 8 25
do gd ch. 260 220 lb 6 00(J 6 25
do gd ch, 220 240 !h 5.50-i 6.00
do gd-eh, 240 270 lfc 5.25(ii 5.75
do gdh. 270 300 lh.. 5.15(g) 5.50
do gd ch, 300 330 lb 6.00 5.35
do gd-ch, 3S0-360 lb 4.90(4 5.2")
do meJium. 160 200 lb 5.35( 6 00
Feeder pigs, gd ch, 70-120, 4.50(a 5.15
Cattle: Receipts 100; calves 25; mar
ket aetite.
8teers, good. 900 1100 8 506 0 00
do medium, 750 1100 7.60m' 8. 50
do medium. 1100 13(0 7 25(a) 8 21
do common, 750 1100 6.50(.ii 7.60
Heifers, eood. 7.'0 S00 7.75 (.i; 8.15
do mt-dium, 500-900 6 75iD 7.75
do common. 500 POO S.50(a 6.7"
Cow, good, all weight 5.75ii 6.75
do modium. all Height S Otify 5.75
do rut com. all weiglit.... 4.00( 5.00
Bull O'lgs. ex.), bleef, good
all weights ....1 6.50 7.00
do saurage, good, all wts 6.25VV 6.75
do taasage, mrd, all wts . 5 75H 6.25
do aaussge. rt-cm. all wts 5 )a 5.75
Vealers. good ch. all wts. .. O.nora 11.00
do com med, ! wt 6.006$ 9.00
Grade D raw 4 pr cent
milk. Dairy Co-op price to
distributors, 8)1 .80.
BntterfMt, No. 1, 82c; No.
S, 80c; premiam, 88c.
A grade print, 84 Ht; B
grade 834c; quartern 85 He
White Leghorn fry
Whit Leghorn, light.
014 rooster
Heavy hens. lb..
11
08
.OS
.13
.11 and
Baying Prices of Marion Creamery)
.10
.15
.14
.18
.12
.09
.07
.11
.11
.10
.15
Special, larxe
Grade A large, dis
Grade A medium, do.
Grade B Urge, doi.
Undergrade and cbex
Pullets
Leghorn hens
Leghorn fryers, 1 4 lba..
Colored fryers, 3-3 lbs
Colored hena
1P39
No. 2 grade Se per lb. las.
HOPS
(Baying Price )
1088, lb.
1939
.80 te
.18
.18
XJVX8TOCX
(Baring prices for He. J stock, baaed an
condition and ! reported up to 4 p.m.)
Lamb. 1939. top
Lamb, yearling
Ewes
Hers, top. 160-220
Sows
Beef cow ....
Bull
lb. ..
Heifer
Dairy type cow
Live veal. lb.
8.00 to S.25
6.50 to 6.00
8.00 to 4.00
6.90
8.75 to 4 25
5.25 to 6.75
6.00 to 6.00
6.00 to 6.00
S.50 to 6.00
ao
.14
Dressed veal, lb.
NTJTS
(Price paid by Independent Packing
plant to grower)
FILBERTS Barcelona, orchard run,
11c; jumbos, HVc; large 12c; fancy
lie; babies 10 He. Duchilly and Brn
nuta le higher.
WALNUTS Orchard run: Franquettea
6 7c; soft shells 5i. Grades: Franquettea,
jumbo 13 c, large 12c, fancy lue. me
dium 8c; soft shell, jumbo 12 He.
large 11c, fancy 9c, medium 7'c.
(Cocp Price to Wholesaler)
Wil.Nl'TS r'ranquettr, jumbo 17e,
large 15'c. fancy 13c, medium 12c;
soft hell. jumbos leitc, large 14V4r.
fancy 12'fce. medium 11c; Mayette. large
16c. Cascade r'ranquettes, large 12c, me
dium lie; soft tlie'-ls, large 12c, fancy
ll'ic medium 10c
FXLBLUTS Duchilly. jumlo 18c; Igs
16e; fancy 15c. Bri nuts, jumbo 17e;
largo 15Vje; fancy 13jc; baby 13e.
Meeting Date Changed
SILVERTOX Tryphena lodge
No. 3 8 will meet February 22 for
its regular cession The lodge has
Toted to meet only the second and
fourth Thursday nights of each
month from now on.
do culls, all wts 4.50 6.00
Calves, med-ch. 400 lbs. dn 7.00( 0.00
do com-med, 400 down... 6.00 7.50
do culls, 400 down 4.00(a) 5.00
Sheep: Receipts 100; few sales steady.
Lambs, good and choice $ 8 256i 8.75
do medium and good... 7.75(q) 8.15
do common 6 50W 7.50
Ewes, good-choice 8.50C(i' 4.25
do common-medium 8.00 8.50
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Mrs. Loretts Edam
Attempting: to cross an "ice
bridge" on Lake Erie between
two of the islands, Dr. George J.
Edam, 83, of Put-In-Bay, his wife
and their two children drowned
when their automobile plunged
through the lake ice. Mrs. Edam
was a nurse.
Oregon's Cattle,
Hogs on Increase
PORTLAND, Feb. SO--Ttae
federal marketing service's an
nual inventory showed today an
increase In Oregon cattle and
hogs last year compared with
1938. The sheep market declined,
however.
The cattle total was estimated
at 1,012,000 head, compared
with 983,000 in 1938. The farm
value was placed at 138.085,000
against 135,181,000 the year pre
vious and the 1929-38 average
of $29,904,000.
A 2000 Increase over the 10-
year average was reported for
milk cows, which totaled 258.
000 head compared with 263,000
the previous year.
The hog total increased from
147,000 In 1938 to 274,000 last
year. The 1929-38 average was
215,000. Farm value was esti
mated at $2,169,000, a decrease
of $495,000 compared with 1938.
Sheep stock declined 7 per
cent, from 2,043,000 in 1938 to
1.900,000 last year but the farm
value rose 6 per cent to $13,-407,000.
Oregon's Turkey Stock
I Largest on Record
PORTLAND, Feb. 2 -(-Oregon's
turkey stock at the begin
ning of the year was the largest
on record and 53 per cent great
er than at the start of 1939,
the federal marketing survey
showed today.
The stock totaled 475,000 tur
keys valued at $1,140,000 com
pared with 310,000 valued at
Burst of Buying
Hits Wheat Mart
Prices Shoot tip to 5 Cents
Near Close After
Early Drift
CHICAGO, Feb. 20-fl-rren-sied
trade struck the wheat pit
In closing minutes today for the
second time in the past four
sessions, shooting prices up 5
cents from early lows .to the
best levels, since early January.
The burst of buying similar
to that of last Friday and com
ing after the market had drifted
rather Indifferently during most
of the session b o o s t e d May
wheat to 1.07, up 5 from the
day's low and within about 3
cents of the season's high es
tablished early In January: July
soared to 1.04 and September
to 1.05, the latter setting a
new season high.
Part of ' the gains were as
quickly lost, but prices finished
H4-2 higher for the day, May
1.04-1.04, July 1.02-.
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Feb, IC-irl-Today's closing quotations:
14
1
32
7
64
10
82
Al Chem Dye-178 Coml Solvent
Allied Stores 84 Comwlth & Sou
American Can115 Consol Edison
Amer For Power 1 Consol Oil
Am Power' it Lt t Corn Products ..
Am Rad Std San 84 Curtiss Wirght..
Amer Roll Mills 15 Douglas Aircraft
Am Smelt & Ref 61 Du Pont de N....185
Am Tel Tel.l 7 1 Elec Power & Lt 6
Am Tobacco 80 Erie R R:
10 General Electrie
30 General Foods
K General Motors
23 Goodyear Tires.;
5 Great Northern-
11 Hudson Motors..
J4
7
8
3
89
Daffodils Shipped
The Brookings area - has al
ready shipped about one-third of
the million daffodil blooms that
will go out of that area this sea
son, reports C. A. Cole, horti
cultural inspector for the state
department of agriculture who
has just returned from that area.
Stocks and
Bonds
February 20
S01TO AVERAGES
(Compiled by The Associated Press)
20 10 10 10
Rails Indue Util Forpi
Net chance A .1 JL .1 I .1 A .1
Tuesday 37.7 102.5 96.7 50.3
Previous day 57.0 102.4 96.8 50.2
Month go.. 5 7.8 102.2 06.4 51,1
Year ago 69.1 B9.5 94.6 61.3
1940 high 59.0 102 6 96.8 51. S
1940 low 57.3 101.9 96.1 80.1
STOCK AVERAGES
30 15 15 60
Indu Rail Util Stocks
Net change A .1 A .2 A .1 A .1
Tuesday 71.9 1B.1 89.4 50.4
Previous day 71.8 18.9 89.3 60.3
Month fo 70. 18.7 89.2 49.6
Tear ago 70.0 20.8 87.8 49.0
1940 high 74.2 20.5 40.0 62.2
1940 low 89.9 18 6 89.1 49.2
$946,000 in 1939. The value per
bird averaged $2.40 against
$3.10.
Am Water Wks
Anaconda .
Armour 111
Atchison
Barnsdall
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air .
Borge Warner
Budd Mfg ..
Calif Pack
Callahan Z-L.
Calumet Hec
Canadian Pacific
J I Case
33 Illinois Central.. 11
National Dist
Natl Power & Lt
Northern Pacific
Packard ...
J C Penney
Phillips Petrol - 39
Press Steel Car.. 12H
Pub Service NJ
Pullman
Safeway Stores..
Sears Roebuck ..
Shell Union
Sou Cal Edison..
Southern Pacific 13
Standard Brands ?
6 Standard Oil Cal 24 4
IVi
39
47
63
24
24
41
27 "i
49
83
11
29
79 Insp Copper
2 Int Harvester
23 Int Nickel
5 Int Paper & P
25 Int Tel & Tel
1 Kennecott -
5 L.ibbey-0-Ford
5 L.lg & Myers B..107
70 Lowes ..: 36
Caterpll Tractor 50 Monty Ward 64
Celanese .. 29 Nash Kelvinator
Certain-Teed 7 National Biscuit
Ches & Ohio 40 National Cash ..
Chrysler 86 Natl Dairy Prod
M S
54
36
58
38
50
24
15
17
Standard Oil NJ 44
Studebaker 12
Sup Oil - 2
Timk Roll Bear 50
Trans-America 5
Union Carbide - 84
United Aircraft- 4 7
United Airlines.. 15
US Rubber 37
U8 Steel 69
Walworth 5
Western Union- 24
White Motors 12
Woolworth 40
Eugene Man Wins Cold
Storage Butter Contest
CORVALLIS, Feb. 20-iP)-Roy
J. Thomsen, Eugene Farmers'
creamery, whose butter scored
95 points when placed in storage
and 95 when taken out six
months later, won the cold stor
age butter contest sponsored by
the Oregon Dairy Manufacturers'
association.
Horace B. Johnson, Farmers'
Cooperative creamery, Carleton.
was second with scores of 94.25
and 94.50, and Peter Reich,
Dairy Cooperative association.
Portland, third
94.
with 94.50 aid
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. Feb. 20 (AP) (USD A -Boston
wool bouse were recalling very
littlfl interest in moat kind of donwt-" -wools
today. Kfforta have heen mail, r.,
obtain orders for the new Arironn r
at around 87 cer.ta. scoured basis, de
livered to eastern ueer.i. but this n e
bad no attraction for buyers. Srtntris
offeriiKe of country packed mixed lots .f
three-eighthe and one-qnarte blood bnif
fleece wools quoted at 36VC8 cent in ta
grease delivered to ors found little fc.ij
er interest. Limited quantities of :ow
quarter-blood domestic wools were o d
at 77-80 cents scenrod baa is for ten- -tory
lines rnd at 42-43 eenta in tbe gre
for brirht fleeres of this crade.
POLLY AND HER PALS
-rim Faced With an Emergency
I jIS ou nee moneY quickly.
HI -t r! Loans at Low Interest
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