The OX-EGO.? STATESMAN. Salem. Oigon, Saturday. Morning December 7, IS -3
PAGZ EGHT
ComHasDrop
Of Two Cents
: TTheat Follows to Some
Extent ; Amount Short -1939
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CHICAGO, Dee." HF)-Den-ker
corn fell about S cents, prices
in the spot market were 1 to SVi
cents lower and rallies of all other
trains sagged today la sympathy
with weakness of the principal
feed cereaL
Wheat was 1-1 lower, Decem
ber 8f. May SS-.
wiiti- hut vricM. followed
corn to some extent, the market
lacked support due to lagginc
flour and. mllllni ' trade demand,
vnanr business has been dull for
' almost a month and there were
no sins of any material lmprore-
. mailt- :. '
Kansas City wheat receipts yes
terday were tne largest in more
than a week but buyers were ae
tlre. Some of this wheat was re
garded as graln liquidated for
taxes and holiday fcash.
December wheat showed the
most resistance to downturns, be
ing strengthened by lack of de
liveries on that contract as yet.
The 11 terminals received only
155,000 bushels compared with
429,000 a week ago and 532,000
a year ago.
Oregon Is Active
Coast Hop Market
i PORTLAND. Dec. H)-Tbe
rrfonltnr!' . murketinc service
r said today that the west coast
- hop ' area's principal marketing
ctiTitT vwu in Ore r on last week.
1 Oregon growers sold approxi
mately; 10 00 bale or 1V40 seea
ed type , clusters at prices rang
ing from 23 to 25 cents a pound,
net to growers.
The ' soot sudbIt demand was
moderate but. steady. Trade re-
A- 1 Jl.. . V M . 4 l A.3 W1
porta juuicaLcu iu.h .: "
no seedless hops from the 1940
crop remaining In growers' hands.
No new contracts on 1941
ernn seeded tvne hoos were re
ported and nominal values re
mained at 25 cents per pouna,
net to growers.
Turkey Winners
Chosen at Show
McMINNVILLE, Dec. t - (JP) -Grand
champion awards went to
six Washington and Oregon grow
ers at the third annual turkey
how here yesterday.
Winners Included Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Sauter, McMlnnvllle, standard
torn class; Henry Domes, McCoy,
Ore., standard hen; Mr. and Mrs.
. i Leslie Schneider, Sherwood,
1 dressed hen; R. R. Borovicka,
Bclo, utility torn; Mrs. W. J. Eng
ler, Newberg, utility hen and best
utility bird,
Guilty Is Verdict
In Bode Shooting
LEBANON A verdict of
guilty as charged was brought In
against C. Balte Bode who had
been Indicted on a charge of
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Bode admitted, firing a shot
from Inside his house on Third
street through the glass window
of a door and striking Ernest
Welser, a neighbor. Bode main
tained that the shooting of his
neighbor was accidental. The Jury
deliberated an hour and a half.
Farmers Union
News
CLOVERDALE - The local
Farmers' Union meeting was
held recently at the Cloverdale
Bchoolhouse. The meeting was
well attended and proved Inter
esting as well as profitable to
members and friends. It was an
open meeting, with all officers
present. President Eddie Ahrens
called the meeting to order, and
the following names were pre
sented and accepted: Mr. and
Mrs. John Mickey, Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Harding and Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Whealdon.
Members of the good of the
order committee called on Mrs.
Agnes Booth for a talk on the
correct way to salute the flag.
She urged every American to
learn this pledge and be able to
really salute the flag. Mrs.
Booth, county school superin
tendent, said that the first "line
of! defense" was the American
citizen. 1
There were a number of guests
present who gave little talks and
sidelights. The county executive
committee '" held Its meeting ' with
the local, making Interesting con
tributions. .. I
The next meeting will be December-
12, at which time elec
tion of officers will be held.
The : December refreshment
committee Is Mrs. Arthur Kunke,
Mrs Nancy, f Hann, Mrs. - Mary
Schlfferer and Mrs. Karl Stelwer.
"Strictly Private
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Closina Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec
Al Chem U Dye..l7
American Can..-,
AUis-Chalmers u li.H
Am Car Fdy 18 H
Am Rad Std San .7
Amer Roll Mills 15 H
Am Smelt & Ret 42
Amer Tel Tel..l74
Amer Tobacco B
Aviation Corp. 4
Am Water Wks 6
Am Zinc L & S--
Anaconda 17
Armour 111 . 6
Atchison 1
Bald Loco 16
Bendlx , Aviation 32
Bethlehem Steel 85
Boeing Airplane 17
Bofden 18
Borge Warner. 20 A
Calif Packing 19
Callahan Z-L 1
Calumet Hec 6
Canada Dry 13
Canadian Pac 3
Caterpillar Trac 48
Celanese 27
Chesa & Ohio 42
Chrysler 75
Col Gas & Elec 4?s
Oom'l Solvents 10
Consolid Edison 21
Consolidated OU 5
Confl Can . 36
Corn Products 41
Crown Zellrbach 154
Curtiss Wright.. 8
Donglas Aire 132
Du Pont 160
. t-CflPHrodaya closing
Eastman Kod .139
El Power it LL. 4
General Electric 13
General. Foods 14
General Motors. 49
Goodrich 11
Goodyear Tire. 17
Great Northern- If
Greyhound . 11
Insp Copper 1 1
Inter Harvester 54
Inter Nick Can.. 21
Inter P it Pulp- 9
Inter Tel Tel 1
Johns Manville-. 41
Kenneeott 14
Libbey-O-Ford -43
Lockheed . 10
Loew's 30
Long-Bell A 8
Monty Ward 37
Nash Kelvinator 4
National Biscuit 17
Natl Dairy Prod 13
National Dist 23
National Lead 17
NY Central 13
No Am Aviation 17
No American Co 16
Northern Pacific 28
Ohio Oil 7
Otis Steel.......... 9
Pac Amer Fish- 9
Pac Gas & El.... 27
Packard Motor.. 3
Pan-Am Airway 16
Param 10
J C Penney 88
Penna RR 22
Phelps Dodge.... 33
Quotations;
Phillips Petrol-
Proct A Gamble
Pub Serv NJ
Pullman
Radio
Rayonler
Rayonier Pfd
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck -
Shell Union-
Socony Vacuum
Sou Cal Edison..
Southern Pacific
S perry Corp
Standard Brands
Stand Oil Calif
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Stone Webster..
Studebaker
Sunshine Mining
Texas Corp
Trans-America
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Drug .
United Fruit
US Rubber 23
US Rubber Pfd- .88
US Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pict
Western Union
Westingh Elect-103
Woolworth 81
40
55
28
26
6
17
28
22
8
42
77
10
8
26
7
40
6
17
26
23
7
7
8
18
4
12
78
15
42
1
69
68
68
13
3
19
Quotations at Portland
BAIN ivn a IUa API
Produce xekaaf: Batter rEatrM S4e;
unatrai ayc; piuH utsm ss,
30.
Batteriat first qMlity, Mxlann .S
35-85 He lb.; premium qnality (ziaam
of .35 el 1 per cent acidity), 8S-S7e lb.;
II . A . u 11.1.1a 1. I a
r 84e ; second juality 2e vader drat,
or ii'Hc '
Krra Portland Prodoca Eaeaaaca
T) . - m.mimmt T ... ,tt.U ftO 1& F , ,
" - "
atandarda, 25e: atediaa extra 26e; taa-
. n it . . ...
ainm atanaaraa. -oc, amau uu,
mail atandarda ITe.
Cbeeee SelUng price te Portland re
tailer: Tillamook triplets Sla lb.; loaf
22e lb. Tripleta te wholesaler 17 lb.;
loat 17H lb, f ob. Tillamook.
Portland Produce
VrtRTLaKD. Ore.. Dee. S. (AP)
Country meat Selling price to retailer:
Country ailied nor, oest aaicnera, i
140 Iba.. IDHe: Tealera. fancy 13 H -lee:
lirht-tbia, S-llc; keary 9-lle; lambs.
pring, 10-1 se; ewe, o-ee; gooa cot
ter cow. 8 -V; canner cow, 7V4-8e;
baUs, 10 -lie.
IJva ctnltrr Borlna price : Ko. 1
grade Leghorn broiler. ltt-S lb., 15c;
fryer ander 8 lba, 15c; fryers, 2 to
4 ibe., 14c; roaster over 4 lbs., 15c;
Leghorn hen over 9 id., ize; iegnora
hen ander Stt lb 10e; colored hen
ever S lba, 14c; colored hen 4 to 5
lbs., 15c. Old rooeter 5e lb.
Dressed tnrkev Baying price: Nsw
crop hen 20-)4-21e; torn. 15-15 He.
Drees id tnrkeyt Kominal selling
prices:- Hens, 32V-23e; torn, lft-17 lb.;
new crop torn a, 17-17 He.
Onions Oregon Daarera 1.00-1.10 ;
Yakima 80e.
1.15-1.25; Deschutes, No. 1, 1.10-1.20.
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal
fa No. 1. 15.25 tea; oat-vetch 10.00 ton;
eloTor 10.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Ore
gon 17.00 ton; valley Timothy 14.00
15.00 ton. Portland.
Wool mo eastern Oregon range 80
tSe; crossbred, 34-85c; Willamette valley
13 months. 84-85.
Domestic floor Selling prire, city de
livery, 1 ttf 25 bbl. lots: family patents,
49s. 6.00-4 80; bakers' hard wheat net
4.60-5. 0; bakera' bias tern 6.20-5.50;
blended hard wheat floor 5.50-5 60; soft
wheat 4.70-4.75; graham 49a. 4.90 ; whole
wheat 49a. 4.45 bbl.
Mohair 1940, 12 month 80 lb. - ,
Cascara 1940 peel So lb.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 6. (AP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
December . 78 78 75H 75 H
Cash Grain: Oat. No.. 2, 8 8-lb. white,
26.00. Barley, No. 8r45-lh. BW, 25.00.
Flax, No. 1, 1.6!.
Cash Wheat Bit: eoft white 78 H:
western white 74; white elnh 74H ; west
ern red 74H. Hard red winter: ordinary
74; 11 per cent 78; 12 per cent 81; IS
per cent SS; 14 per eeat 65.
Hard white-Baart: 12 per sent 80; 18
Seasonal Labor Problems Discussed
By State Advisory Council Friday
Seasonal labor problems In
. handling; Ortf on'. tUrersif led
farm harrests were dlscassed yee
terday at the organization meet
Ins; of the agzicaltnral committee
' of i th , state adTisory council of
the state employment service.
Governor Charles A. Spragne
praised the working relationship
between the, employers associa
tions and the employment service
In , handling; a shifting labor sop
: ply. i--:: v,;- .. V,- : .. - i
The. committee selected - E. C.
Ziegler, Hood Rlrer apple slower,
as chairman, and L. C. Stoll, state
employment director, as ei-offlcio
aecretary - - -V-?tv,
Becauie of the defense program
and spreading . prosperity, v the
growers said they were looking
ahead to higher wages for. labor
and ' better prices Xot farm products.
Hemters of the committee here
Friday Included Ray G. If arsen,
Nyssa; J. Fisher, Gresham;
Harold Barnett, Pendleton; ' Law
rence ;Goss, Stayton; Heary Se-
mon, Klamath Falls; Barry Wil
son, llalln; Ben Hilton, Grants
Pass; D. P. McCarthy, Independ
ence; Barclay. Ren derson, Corne
lius; Captain S h e 1 b y F. TutUe,
Central Point, and Norman F.
Schneider, Eagene. r
! r WANTED
WALNUTS, FILBERTS
and NUT MEATS ;
- i Cash oa Delivery
:ILIIL03FEEI
.PacMBf Company -460
M. Front PH.. 7633"
per cent 82.
Today' Car Receipts: Wheat- 19; bar
ley 3; flonr 14; corn 5; mlllfeed 1.
Portland Livestock
6. (AP)
total sao;
6.35 9 8.00
6.75 S S.40
6.00 S.40
6.75 S 8.40
5.65 S 8.35
S.60O "-75
PORTI.IX'I) Ot-. Dee.
(U8DA) Hogs: Salable 60,
market I0w.
Barrow and gilts,
da eeod eh. 140-160 lb
do good ch. 160-180 lb
do good-ch, 180,200 lb
do good-ch, 300-220 lbs
do good-ch, 220-240 lbs
do good-ch, 840-270 lbs
eooaer pig,
good-choice, 70-120 lb 4.00 Q 4.60
Cattle: Salable and toUl 60; calve,
salable 10, total 85; load fed ateers an-
old.
Steers, gd. 000-1100 lb 110.00
do med., 750-1100
do comman, 750-1100.
Heifers, gd, 750-00
do med. oou-noo
do com, 500-900
Cows, gd, all weights
do mod, all weight.
do cat-eom, all weights
do canner, all weights.
Balls (ylgs. ezelad.). heel,
good, all weights -
do sausage, gd, all wta
do medium, all wt
do ent-eom, all wts ...
Tealera, gd ch, all wta.
do com-med. U wta. ,
do enlla, all wta.
010.35
8.60U10.UO
7.00 Q S.50
8.76 a 8.00
7.00 S 8.75
8.76 Q T.00
8.50(3 7.85
4.765 6.50
8.75 Q 4.75
8.00 i 3.75
&) T.25
T.00
& 6.60
S s.oo
S S.50
9 9.00
d 6.00
mar-
8.50
6.60
8.00
4.60
9.00
S.0O
4.00
Sheep: Salable and total, aoae;
het steady.
Spring lambs, gd-eh , $
do medium and good
do eommoa
Ewe (shorn), good -choice,
do eommoa and medium
8.50 C I 8.90
7.75 S S.35
6.75 Q l T.60
8.7661 4.60
rood
Wool in Rnaton
BOSTON, Dee. 6. (AP) (TJSDA)
Only an occasional aale was being cloeed
in domeatie wools en the- Boston market
today, and deals were of very limited vol'
ame. Prices appeared to be steady en
fiae and half-blood grade. Sentiment
waa Inclined to weaken slightly en three
eighths and qnarter-blood domectis wool
beeaaae of the sack at demand Mi the
prehear from Sonth American wool
which have been arriving in large quan
tities daring the past few weeks.
Christmas Boxes', ;
Made, West Salem '
WEST SALEM The Commu
nity club and the Woman's club
will prepare Christmas "boxes. Any
one wishing to help them may con
tact Mrs. Fred Gibson and Mrs. J.
M. Fisher. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Voth were
callers at the L. A. DashleU home
Thursday night. -Laurie DashleU
returned with them for a Ylslt.
"7 Why -
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jdf Lcrjcr?
OTH f. KS PAXXJ Use ewr
Chiaeae) remedies. Amaslag BVO
CIS for 5000 years in CHINA.
Ke matter with what ailment yew
are ATrUCTED disorder.
anatua. aeert, laag. uver. audaaya.
atemaea. gas. eeaittpattea, a
diabetia, fever, akin,, female
plaints
CUscst Herb Co.
Offle Boer Oaly i
Tees, and SaL. 9 a.
m. to S p. so., and. -
Ban. and weeV S
en. te- tO-.SO a
123 ll. Coml Stm, Rauem. Ore.
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Stock Market Is ;
. Again Indefinite
Year-End Tax Selling and
1941 BoVst Chill Moit
Speculation
NEW YORK, Dee. -P)-8tocks
asjaln were - unable to establish
a definite trend la' today's mar
ket. Selected steels, mall orders,
rails and specialties were amonr
the best performers. Motors, rub
bers. ' coppers and utilities got
nowhere.
The Associated Press of (
stocks was unchanged -at 4s.t.
Transfers ag-frssated 115,560
shares against 591,100 the ' day
before.
Further year-end tax selllnf.
fears of the -effect of 1141 tax
boosts on corporation profits and
lack of inspiring; news from Eu
ropean war fronts, broker said,
serred to chill speculatlre tem
peraments despite, the generally
hopeful character of domestic
business derelopments.
Among; stocks ending on the
npslde were US Steel. Bethlehem,
Sears Roebuck, Boeing, Ameri
can Telephone, Anaconda, West
lnghouse. Allied Chemical, NY
Central, Pennsylrania, Eastman
Kodak, J. C. Penney, Du Pont,
American Can, Americal Woolen
preferred, J. I. Case and Johns-ManTllle.
Salem Market
CBsytog Price!
The prices below eoppUed by a local
greeer are indicative of the daily market
Brio paid te growers by Salens bnyer
hat are no gnaranteeal by The States
. TXaXTAXUKS '
Beets, do.
BreaseJ spronta
Cabbage, -
Carre ta
ParniU. balk. ewaaaa beat ,
Caaliflower ,
Celery, white
Celery, green
Celery hearts, dea.
Garlic, lb.
Tetaea. 4a
Onioaa. 60 lba.
Omlona, beiUng, 10 Iba.
Unleas, green, evry
Parsnip, balk, era re pea ,
Potatoes. 100 lba. No. L
50 lba. No. t ,
Ra4iso.ee, sea.
ntahaeaa. balk, araasa hex
Bpinaea, eon
Tnrnipa, doa.
Taralpa. balk, orange box
. .
. 1.00
. 3
. .80
. .75
. 1.8
. 1.35
. 1.50
. - .76
. 30
.S.50
. UO
. .11
. 3
. 1.50
. 1,80
. .45
. M '
. X.00
. .75
. .40
. 1.00
aATW tAT in frtssa .-
Wheat, V. U redeaaad, ha. .TS
Oat. No. 1 , - 61.00 te 33.00
Peed barley, tea .., , , ., 33.00
Clever hay. tea ... 9.00
Alfalfa hay, ton IS te 14.00 ,
gg mash. He. 1 grade, 60 Is. bag l.fO
Dairy fd, 60-lb. bag
Hea scratch feed 1-?
Cracked earn 1-95
XOOS AJTZ POOXTBT
(Saying Prices of An-xesea's)
Grade A Urge, doa . . . .39 ;
Grade A msdiam, del -,. , .35
Grade B large, do
Pallets, doa , , , . .. .17
Colored hena , , . .13
Colored fry . , J r
White Leghorn, heavy . .08 te .09
White Leghorn try .18
Old roosters .05
(Baying Prices of Marloa Creamery)
Grade A large, do .39
Grade A medium, doi -35
Grade B large, do, .38
Pallets, doa. .15
Leghorn bona .08 to .09
Colored fryer , , , ,. , .13
Colored hens .. -13
Bntterfat, Ko. 1, S5e Ko.
fj 83e; prfwwl-ra ZQc
A grade Prist STci B
1 86c ; q martera SSc .
HOPS -:
Otaylas Prleaa)
1946 JO to
Z TZSTOCX
(Baying Prieee for Me. 1 ateck.
eeaditieaa and sales reported ap to
1940 spring lavmba
TearUag lambs 6.00 to
Ewe ,. t,i ..-s.ee to
Jd
Hogs, top, 160-330 lbs.
Sews .
Beef
Balls
Heifer
Dairy type eews ,
Live veal
Drees sd veal, lb.
dpm.)
8.36
6.50 -S.60
:
ets
6.T5 to 4.35
8.00 -S.S5
S.60
6.00 S.OO
.ni
6.76 to
5.50 to
4.3 to
Stoclio and
. Bbnda
leeember S
v BTOCX AT-JULOSS
Compiled by The Associated Press
- - 80 16 16 SO
ladns Balls UtU Stacks
Net change. Uneh A .1 Cnch Cach
Friday S3.T 18.0 S4.6 4S.S
PPreviows day. 63.7 lf.9 84.5 43.8
Month age . S5.7 17.0 18.4 46.1
Tear age 73.0 30.4 89.5 50.8
1940 high 74.3 20.5 40.6 63.3
1940 low 63.8 18.0 80.9 87.0
BOBD ATZBAGXS
20 10 10 10
Bails Indust Ctil Toreign
Ket change A .1 Uneh A .1 A .3
Friday 59.7 105.6 100.3 87.9
Previous day. 59.8 105.S 100.1 87.7
Month age 40.4 105.0 9S.9 88.8
Tear ago 58.S 101.4 95.8 47.7
1940 high 61.3 105.9 100.7 53.5
1940 lew 48.8 98.9 90.8 85.1
PTA Christmas
Program Given
SHverton. Student Give
: Skits; Bin. Lockenour
Slated to Speak
8II.VERTON Patrons filled
the Eugene Field auditorium
Thursday1; night to attend the
Christmas program glren by the
Parent-Teacher association. Ia
the absence of Mrs. Harold Adams,
program chairman, Mrs. Jack Irer
soa serred as chairman. Mrs. .
J. Roubal Is association president.
Appearing on the program were
a number of high school people.
The first number was a skit, "The
Mistletoe," giren by Guy De Lays'
dramatic group. Ia It were Robert
Keal, Lois Legard, Bob Simmons
and Betty Heidenstrorau The Jun
ior high school chorus under di
rection of Harriet Smith, and the
senior chorus under the direction
of Seville Rieley, sang groups of
Christmas songs. ' Both were ac
companied by Lois Legard, talent
ed high school pianist, ;
Rer. Edward Terry gare a talk
speaking of the Christmas season.
Mrs. T. R. Hobart reported that
Mrs. Roy Lockenour of Salem
would speak on ."The World as
a Vast Neighborhood'? at, the Jan
uary meeting. -
Pouring at the tea table, which
carried out holiday suggestions,
were Mrs. Richard Barse and Mrs.
Harold Davis,
Salem Heights
Novs -
SALEM HEIGHTS Work on
the operetta which Is to be girea
by the school December SO Is un
derway. .-
Decause of the Illness of the 4H
sewing class leader, Mrs. Glen Iris;
a substitute took her place at the
last meeting. :
The Kamp Kookers are planning
a Christmas party wUh Mrs. Car
mallte L Weddle, 4H club secre
tary, as guest speaker.
A new 4H leader. Jack Dobs,
will bars chares of the woodwork
ing club. -
A PTA: meeting win be held
Monday at the schooL .Committees
appointed to work oa Christmas
treat will meet at the hall Decern-.
her It at pj-u
' Mrs. Beatrice Merrill has had
as a recent Tlsitor her son-in-law,
H. C Gets of Coaullls.
Austin Lowe Is still on erutehes .
due to a smashed foot received :
eight weeks ago.
Daughter Is Born '
BILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Aalnsworth are reporting the
birth of a daughter at the EilTsr
ton hospital, December
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