PAGE EIGHT
The 0GON STATESMAN, Salem Oregon. Thursday Morning. August 22. 1S43
To Flour Mart
Price Saes Cent Before
Recovering . Slightly;
Hedging Noted
CHICAGO. Aug. il-ifPY-Boy
lag of flour which stimulated
milling business the last few
days subsided today, permitting
wheat prices to sag about a cent
before recorerlnr partially.
Wheat Tslues at the close Tues
day had risen more than 3 cents
from the season's lows establish
ed Friday. This attracted profit
taking which, supplemented by
hedging of limited quantities of
new wheat offered for sale, caus
ed prices to drift lower- as soon
as milling support dlmlnunedu
Wheat adranced as much as
cent In early dealings, stlmu
lated by strength In securities,
mill buying and , the optimistic
tenor of British war statements.
Around midsession, howerer.
prices dipped as much as 1
cents from tbe early highs. Clos
ing figures were lower
than yesterday, September 70
4. December 7174-72.
Trade derelopments had rary-
Ing effects on outside markets,
Minneapolis wheat adranced about
a, cent at one stage and closed
-K higher. Kansas City prices
were . cents lower at one
time and closed -l down,
.Millers reported the Friday price
Break stimulated enough flour
business to bring spring wheat
millers sales to 164 per cent of
capacity the past week compared
with 45 per cent the preTlous
week and 35 per cent a year ago
Winter wheat sales In the south
west were 78 per cent compared
with 17 per cent the preyious
week and 25 per cent a year
ago. Eastern dealers reported
large buyers were In the market
for flour but that prices were
shore offers.
. Buenos Aires wheat tumbled
more than 2 cents on top of cor
responding losses yesterday. Min
Imam prices in effect since last
May were abolished a few days
ago. Winnipeg prices held at min
lmum quotations, as has been the
case erer since June 20.
100 Tons Beans Co
Daily to Cannery
STAYTOJf The peak of the
season for the later rarlety of
beans has been reached this week
with 100 tons of beans pouring
into the Stayton cannery dally.
The crop is thought to be the
best since 1936.
There are enough bean pickers
to handle the crop with approxi
, mately 7000 pickers. The migra
tory labor camp on the Lafky farm
now has a population of 1400 peo
ple, and there are no -scant tents.
Some families are moring to hop
yards but the tents are being filled
from waiting lists of pickers.
Picker who register at the
farm labor camp receiye 2 in food
stamps for eTery member of the
family, which is paid back by
working at the camp for 35 cents
an hour. Some of the food stamps
may be applied only toward pur
chase of surplus products, while
the remainder are good for any
foods, but not liquor or tobacco.
Three Want It "For KeepsT
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Competition, always keen at the Pendleton Jound-Up, will be at fever
pitch at uie 31st annual rodeo, September 11,12, 13 14, not only
for prize money bat for the coveted $5000 sterling silver Sam Jack
son trophy for champion all aronnd cowboy. The trophy most be
won three times for permanent possession and no less than three
top-notch performers hare twice won the prize. They're BUI Mc
Makin of Trail City, South Dakota, 1930 and 1037 winner, shown
here with the trophy ; Everett Bowman of Hillsdale, Arizona, who
placed both in 1032 and 1935, and Ike Rude, of Magnom, Okla
homa, champion in 1981 and again in 1930, when he tied with Carl
Arnold. j
Salem Market Quotations
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VEGETABLES
IVeih corn, sack
Beans, r: een
Cabbage, lb.
Carrots, local, 3o
Caaliflowcr, local
Cucumbers, do.
Celery
(Boyloi rrieat)
Tba prices below supplied by a local
grocer are indicative of the daily market
prices paid U growers by Salem boyars
Dot are sot guaranteed by ina Btatee-
.60
.03
.03
.25
1.15
.20
1.00
1.25
1.60
.as
.03
.09
1.50
.50
.15
.0
.04
.SO
.90
.80
.08
.10
.90
Lettuce, local
Onions. 50 lbs. ,
Green onions, do. ,
feppers, g-reea
Peppers, red
New Potatoes, 100 lbs. No. 1.
50 lbs. Ka.
Radishes
Squash. Crookaeck, dos,
ftqoaab, Zaechini, lb. ,
Sqyaan, Jani(h, dos. .
Spinach. Seattle, box
Tomatoes, lag -, ,,
reaa, JoeaL in
Beets, dos.
Spear Melons ,
- cnxnr, but akd sebds
Wb-at. No 1. rat-leaned, hn. .TO
Oats. No. ! 18.00 to 30.00
Feed barley ton 19.00 to 20.00
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Aug4 2 1JP) Today's closing quotations:
JL1 Chem it Dye 2 Eastman Kodk125
El Pow it Lt S Phil Petrol
American Can 94
Allis-Chalmers 31 H
Am Car A Fdy t3
Am Rd A Std Sn C H
Am Roll Hills 10 H
Am Smelt A Ref 3H
Am Tel & Tel,159
Am Tobacco 74
Aviation Corp 4
Am W Wrks S
Am Zinc LAS- S
Anaconda- 4 M
Atchison . 15
Bald Loco 14 Ts
Bendfat Aviation 80
Beth Steel 77
Boeing Airplane 13
Borden , 18
"Borge Warner 17
Callahan Z-L. 1
Calumet Hec 4
Canadian Paelf 3
Caterpillar Trac 43
Celanese 2 S
Chesa tt Ohio 3S
Chrysler 73
Col. Gas A Elec 1
Coml Solvent . 9
Commlwth Soa J 1
Consold Aircraft 22
Consol Edison 28
Consold Oil
Confl Oil 28
Corn Products. 49
Crown Zellerbch 14
Curtiss- Wright, 7
Doug Aircraft 71
Du Pont -.144
Gen Electric
"Gen Foods
Gen Motors ,
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern
Greyhound -
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Inter Harvest
Inter Nick Can
Interna PAP
Inter Tel A Tel
Johns Manville
Kennecott ..,, ,
Llb-O-Ford
Lockheed j
Loew's -
Jontgora Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
National Dlst
National Lead .
NT Central
N. Am. Aviation
North Ameri Co
North Pacific
Ohio Oil . ;
Pac Amer Fish
Pac Gas A El-
Pacific Tel A T120
33 Proctor A Gamb
40 Pub Serv NJ
47 Pullman
11 Radio
15 Rayonler
23 Rayonler Pfd
11 Republic Steel
7 Richfield Oil
S Safeway Stores
43 Sears Roebuck
24 Socony Vacuum
57 Sou Cal Edison-
2 Sou Pacific
69 B perry Corp
27 Standard Brands
38 Stand Oil Calif-
254 SUnd Oil In.
24 Standard Oil NJ
41 Stone Webster-
4 Studebaker
19 Sunshine Mining
13 Trans-America
20 Union Carbide
17 : Union Oil Calif
11 Union Pacific
18 United
19 United
United
C United
United
28
Airlines.
Alreraft-
Corp
Drug
Fruit
US Rubber
UE Rubber Pfd-
Packard Motor- a ti
Pan-Am Alrwys 13 Vanadium
Param S Warner Pict .
3 C Penney 81 Western Union..
Penna RR 20 Westlnghouse El
- Woolworth .
29
S2
2
34
19
4
15
27
17
8
43
77
8
28
7
37
17
24
34
7
7
8
4
70
12
83
1
36
1
3
1
18
80
52
31
2
18
98
32
Jones Family Retrieves Fortune
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IIow tbe Jones family tries to retrieve tbe family fortvne after bex-om-lng
financJally ewbeuraased Is told la "On Their Own, with Sprtmg
Byingtoa Kern Howell, George Ernest and Jim Carlson, ptctnre
opening today at the State theatre with The Howse Across tbe
Eaj. i-
Botterfat, No. 1, 20 e;
No. 2,27c; premium,
0c.
A grade print 82c ; B
grade 81; quarters 83 c.
Clover lay. ton
Alfalfa bar, ton
S.00
A Art a 1 AA
" vm 1 1 VtW a at. vv
r.ti math. No. 1 tn.it, 0 lb. bat 1.80
Dairy feed, (0 lb. b" 1.8ft
Hen scratch feed 1.90
Cracked torn 1.95
BOGS AJTB POULTRY
(Bnrlnf Prices of Andersea's)
Grade A. large, dos.
Orade medium, dos.
Grade B large, dot. ,
Pallets
Colored bens -
Colored frjs
Wkite Uef horn, aeavv
White L. horn trjt
Vhit Legborns, Ufbt
Old Boosters
Heavy bens. lb.
.13
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.19
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as
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.11
(Bnyln. Price f Marloa C re a err)
Grade A larse. dos. , . .S3
Grade A medium, dos. .30
tirade B lar.e, dos. - JO
Checks, undergrade . J5
Large dirty ---. J7
Pallets, dos. Ul
Leghorn bens - .09
Leghorn fryers. 1V lbs Jl
Colored fryers t-S lb. Jl
Colored fryers, S lbs. and -p J9
Colored bens , Jl
HOPS
(Baying Prices)
SO
.40
JO
1989
1940 contracts, lb
LIVESTOCK
(Baying prices for Ne. 1 stock, based en
conditions and sales reported ap to 4 p m.)
i40 string lambs ... I. oo te T.ao
Tearliag laaibs (.00
Ewes SX0 f t.50
Hog. top, 160-230 lbs. .SS
Sows 4.60 to 5.00
Beef cows
Balls
Heifers
Dairy typs cows
LIT Teal
Dressed Teal, lb..
.I OO te S.BO
-S.S5 te S.tS
S.00 to S.BO
3.75 to 4.23
, ft"
.14
WOOI. AKD MOBIB
(Bnylog Prices)
Wool, me-liem. lb. ' J9
Coarse, lb. J 3
Lambs, lb , J
Mohair . JO
75 Are Registered
At CE Conference
TURNER The state Chris
tian Endeavor conference opened
Monday with 75 registered dele
gates and 16 faculty members.
The largest registration Is from
Jennings Lodge. Those coming
from the greatest distances are
Hermliton. Klamath Falls and
Grants' Pass. The executive coun
cil has chosen Klamath Falls for
the spring eon-entlon. Classes are
conducted in the forenoons and
recreation la enjoyed in. the af
ternoons. The conference will
close Sunday.
A benefit Jitney supper for
Turner firemen will be held at
the Masonic hall Friday night,
sponsored by the ladles of the
Sunshine club.
Mrs. Lucille McKinney has been
named the republican committee
woman for Turner precinct,
Mabel La Ronte left Wednes
day for her home at Clinton, Mo.
She came west a year .and a half
ago to be with her sister. Mrs.
John Mickey.
Stocks and
Bonds
Aagmst .St
Compile- by Tbe Associated Proas
BOND ATZX OES
SO 10
Bails Iadns
Net cbaagw A .3 A .3
Wednesday - ftS.S 103.4
Ir-nooa day SS.4 103.1
Heath age ftt.S 10X7
Tear ago -, 35.0 99.S
1949 high 89.S 10S.S
1349 tew 48.3 98.9
10 i
TJtil
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9.S
94 S
fl 0
97.5
0.S
- - STOCK AVXaAOZS
30 15 IS
Iadns Bails . TJtil
Ke (bangs A .1 A .1 A .1
Wedrtwsday S9.4 IS. 5 S5.4
PrtTMiM day 6S.S 1S.S S5.S
afeata ace BT. IS I SS.4
Tear age S4.4 1S.S ' 87.3
1949 high T4 S SO S 40 S
1840 tew 3. 18.9 403
18 .
ferga
A1.4
: 41.8
- 40.9
; ST.T
; 8TJ
I 88.8
8bJ
80
Stacks
A .T
43.3
: 4i.s
: 41.3
! 45.3
S3 S
i 7 J
Traders
Send
Stocks Higher
England' Defense Lends
Heart; Advance Blade
in Thh? Mart K
v . . .
NEW YORK, Aug. -MflV
uearienea oy jcngiana's derense.
Wall Street traders sent leading
stocks higher today.
. Tbe adrance was accomplls-ed
In a , -thin- market In which
there was. little Tublic participa
tion but operators on the "long"
side were cheered by the fact the
movement seemed to be in con
tinuation of the risinr trend.
The Associated 'Press arerage
of CO leading shares rose .7 of
a point at 42.. helping to eradi
cate much, of last- week's losses.
Transactions totaled only 360,-
Sio, but that was an lmprore-
ment oyer yesterday's 242,800.
The rise waa the biggest In three
weeks.
Signalizing heightened confi
dence In the state of British de
fenses : and In. the offensive
action of the royal air- force
was the fact the day's best boosts
were among the war stocks,
steels, motors, alrcrafts, chemi
cals and metals.
Prime Minister Churchill's
statement of Tuesday that Great
Britain was maklnr war plans
more than two years ahead, con
tributed strongly to those shares'
support. At the same time mar
ketmen expect such securities to
be primarily affected by Amer
ica's rearmament.
Improred action In metals
shares followed announcements
of price rises for both scrap cop
per and lead and a report that
refiners' supplies of lead had de
creased to the smallest in years.
Alrcrafts recelred a boost
from United Aircraft corpora
tion's announcement of a $15,-
000,000 plant expansion.
Well out in front at the close
were such shares as US Steel,
Bethelehem, General Motors,
Quotations at Portland
POKTLAXD. Ore, . Ang. ' SI (AP)
Prod ace .-change Better: extras --ft;
standards St; prima firsts firsts 38.
Batteries SO-son.
Kggs: Large extras 85; ata-dards
31; aediaaa extras, SI; standards 19 1
ssaail extras x.
Cheese: Triplets 15 ft ; feet IS. s
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ora- Ang. 81 (AP)
Wheat: - - Orea High' Low Clos4
. . . ' A .
Beptemoer . ... w i -1
Cash rrsU: Oats. . MB-Ttt. white,
xs.ou. nsrwj, ne., a, ee-iB. tt , u.uv
Neu 1 flax. 1.51. ;.
Cask wheat (bid) : Sofa . whrts, T3;
astern white, 1; wastes- red, 71H.
Bard red winter Ordinary, T0H ; 11 per
cent, 11 x per-. r - vmm h
14: 14 per cent. T5. Hard wbite-Banrt:
11 hi ent 18: IS nr cent. 80: 14
sir cent. 83. -.
P ' NMlntii' Waeas. 47? nar
ley,.!; f tear, 1; corn, lj ky, S; iU-
leea .
Portland tiyestock
POETLAKD, Ore- Af. Il (AP)
fUSDAJ Hogs: Salable 400: aetiTe.
Barrows and gilts, good-
choice 140-16O lbs. . S 6.00 S.S5
do gd-hoiee ISO-ISO lbs. .60 7.O0
da gd-choiee 180-200 lbe S.85 7.00
de-gd-eLoice,0O-220 lbs. 6.75 7.00
do gd-chies -20-J40 lbs. 6.85 S.85
4a gi-beies 240-370 lbs. 6.25 Q 6.60
do d-ebie 370-300 lbs. 6.00 ) 6.50
Feeder pigs, good-choice.
70-120 lbs. ., , 9.00 a .
Cattle: Salable 175. total
salable 25, total 40, steady.
Steers, good, 900-1100 lbs-?
do medium, 750-iiuo ids
do common, 750-1100 lbs
Heifers, good, 750-900 lbs-
do -tMiiss, soo-yvo IDS
do eomnos, 600-900 lbs-
Cows, good, all weights
do n ledinn, all weights,
do cat-corn, all weights
do eanner, all weights.
Bulls (yearlings xehided, '
beef, good, all wghta
do aaasage, good, all wta
do sausage, mod. all wta
do saasage, (t ern, all wts
300; cairns
9.6010.00
7.75 & 9.50
6.50 7.75
8.50
8.35
S.50
6.50
6.76
4.76
4.00
8.25 6
6.50
5.2 5
6.75
4.75
4.00
S.25
. ...
t.oc&
6.75
6.25
5.00
7.25
7.00
6.75
6.25
Chrysler, US Robber, Harrester,
Douglas, United Aircraft, Glenn
Martin, Sperry, US Gypsum, Al
lied Chemical, Du . Font, Dow
Chemical, Westlnghouse, Phelps
Dodge, American Smelting, West
ern Union, Chesapeake & Ohio,
Standard Oil of NJ, International
Paper and Loft.
Taalara, gd-cb, all wts S.5010.50
do eonvsaed, ail weights 7.00 4j 9.60
de call, aU weights 6.50 U 7.00
Sheep: Salable 1000, aronnd ball sup
ply held off market, others steady te
wesc . ; - . . ' . .
Sprinr lambs, go4-cho!ca , f . 7.75(3 8.33
, da mediuin aad good 7.35 fet 7.50
44 oomiaoa i 6.35 6 7.60
Xwes (shorn), good ihoi ce 3.00 (ij 8.50
4o eoosmen aad -Mdinm , 1.2 54i 8.00
Portland Produce
: PORTLAND, Ore- Ang. 31 (AP)
Couatry meats Seilias: nrica aa retail
ers: Conctry killed bogs beat butchers.
lza-i.o s. -iue; -eaiers fancy 1H
18c lb.; light thin. 11-lSo, beary 19
11c: lambs, spring. 10-15e: ewes. 6-
7s r good cotter cows. 9 1 Oe lb.; esnaer
cows, Hi-s lb.; balls. lO-lls la. -
. Lire peaUry Baying prices; Ko.
grade Lerhorn broilers. 14-3 lbs- 14a:
frj ers nndtr S lbs. lie: fryers 2 te 4
lbs.. 17e; roasters e-er 4 lbs- 18c; Legs"
bora bans over 3 Hi lbs- lie; Legborm
uens-aaatr I), im, e; colored bene
erer iba., lis; colored hens 1 te
lbs- 13c; old roosters Se
Dressed . tnrkeya Nominal. Old , crop
soiling prices: beas Ka ., 10c; tons
.---e; saw crop ssc is. .. r-
'Onions Oregon crystal was 3.73 per
o-ib. - nag; uregoa anvera 1.00-i.lO;
Zakimaa l.CO. - .
Potatoes -astern Oregon- Washington.
i eo-i.ou ews. ...
' Hsy Selling price U retailers: Allel
ic Ne. 1, 14.00-14.50 ton; oat-TeUh 10.00
ton ; clover 11.0 3 ton ; Timothy casters
Orerou 17 00-18.00 ton; valley Timothy
icvw tea rortuu i-. T-
Wool -1940 eastern Oreron ran re. SO-
34c; crossbred 2 7-2 8e; Willamette Tar
Icy 13 months 83c lb."
Mohair 1940, . 12 months 35c lb.
Cascara 1940 peel , 6c lb.
Hops Oreron- 1939. 40-dlc lb. 1940
contracts 80s lb. J 19eO ceedleas S7-40o,
nominal
Domestic floor selling price, citr de-
Hrery 1 to 35-bbL lota: Family patents,
49s, 5.70-6.80; bakers' hard whest, net
4 40-5.85; bakers' blucstem, 4.75-5.05
blended - whest floor, 4.90-5.10: soft
whest,-4:80-4.85; graham 49s, 4.50; whole
wheat 49a 4.55 bbU
Wool in. Boston
BOSTOX. Ang. 21 (AP) (TJSDA)
Tbe Boston wool market continued quiet
today. Occasional sales, of fine territory
wools were reported at around 80 cents,
s roared basis, for original bag wool at
average French combing length; The
short French combing and clothing wools
in original bags, brought mostly 75-77
cents, scoured basis. Graded fine
French combing territory wools were
being offered at 82 85 cents, scoured
br.sis.
250 Rams Going
On Block Friday
V PENDLETOJiT, Ore., , Aug. . 11-
GPV-A total of 750 animals will
go on' the block at the Oregon
Wool Growers' -soclatJon( ram
sale starting ; Friday, Association
Secretary Walter Holt said today.
The total last yehr was ; 500. ;
New owners offering rams' In
clude Guy Chandler, Ellensburg;
Frank Brown, Jr., Carlton ; Fred
W. Hicks. Corbett. Jimmle Rldi
dell. Independence, and Roland
Thomas. Hllgard.v r, yv ;
Returning owners wfJI include
H. G. Arery. Paul Knauts and H.
J. Speckhart, La Grande; A, I.
Eoff, Salem; F. H Fager, Elgin,
Ore. ; Clayton Fox, Imbler, Or. ;
Stanley Green, Stan field; Kirk
man, Co., Walla Walla; J Mike
Royes, Summerrille; T. SU Teeter,
Imbler: Dare M. Waddell, Amity;
B. Burroughs, Homedale, Idaho;
Alex Cruickshank, McMinnrllle;
Floyd T.' Fox, Silrerton; C. I. Pe
dersen " and Floyd Edwards," Al
bany; Howard Raser, Walla Wal
la; Jay M. Reynolds,- Corral is;
Mrs. Lola M. Ross,; McMinnrllle;
Kllian Schmidt, Bearer Creek.
Ore.; Harms Brothers. Canby;
Glen wood Farm, -Portland; John
K. Madsen, ML Pleasant, UUh;
Frank Frailer and ; Cunningham
Sheep company, Pendleton. ".
Denver People
Visit at Suve
SDVER w Mr. land Mrs. M. I.
Conker were surprised Tuesday
night when his sister, Mrs. Henry .
Kramer and her son, Robert Gray
of Denrer, Colo., came to spend
a - week.
Maurice Dodaon, a former resi
dent, waa burned badly about the
face- recently -when a ralre cap
blew off throwing steam in his
face' at the Cooper mill in Inde-
pcndence.He spent sereral days
In s Salem hospital ' but is now
at home and much-improred. -
Mr. 'and Mrs. M. S. Newton
and ; three sons, Eugene, Ray and
Donnle, left' Sunday morning for
Weatherly, Mo., I their former
home,-to risit relatires. Mr. and
Mrs, Joe Humphreys will stay at
the Newton home to care for
things. The Newtbns - expect to
be -gone a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Halght sre
the parents of a son born at their
home Friday afternoon, Aug
ust -it- - - - - '-
School Dedication Set
MIDDLE GROVE Open house
and dedication of the new school
building will be held September
IS, prior to the opening of school
September 16. . i
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Mi UYon
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put you in a "state of finance" ... No
embarrassing questions asked! u
STATE FINANCE CO.
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