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PAGE EIGHT The OREGON STATESMAN. Satan. Oreaon. Wednesday Morning. Dtcembv 18. ISO Market Drops For 3rd Time h Little Real Weakness Is : T Present but Downward Trend Is General tNEW YORK, Dec. 17-P)-Skep-tles remained In - control . of the stock market today and composite prices declined for the third suc cessive session. t While there was little real 'weakness in any part of the list, leaders tilted-slightly -downward from the start and small frac tional recessions were well in the majority at the close. At the same time, there were a number of he slstant spots and a wide assort ment of issues that held to Mon day's final marks. A moderate picknp in volume was accounted for mainly by siz able blocks of low-priced stocks, These apparently were sold for the purpose of establishing year- end tax losses, united Corp. and United Gas improvement - turned over in blocks of 1000 to 10.000 shares. The latter was off at H, a new year's now. and the former equalled Its 1940 bottom at 1, off ." The Associated. Press average Of CO stocks slipped .2 of a point at 43. C. Transfers amounted to 701.760 shares compared with (59.870 the day before. - International Agricultur al Chemical Preferred jumped 2 to 44, a new 1940 top. on revived hopes heavy arrearages in dividends on this Issue would be funded soon in a recapitalize tkn plan. : On the advancing side were US Steel, US Rubber, Westinghouse, Loew's, Pennsylvania, Kennecott, Phelps Dodge and International Harvester. Prominent on the lower drift were Bethlehem Steel, Youngs- town Sheet, Sears Roebuck, Good year. Consolidated Edison, Ameri can Smelting, DuPont, Goodyear, Eastman Kodak, Texas Corp., NT Central. Union Pacific, Johns- Manvlue, Union Carbide, Chrys ler and General Motors. "Strictly Private" By Qainn Hail Stocks and Bonds Deeanbr 17 STOCK AVlliOEl Csnpilcs by Tna associated Pra 30 15 lodoi BkiU X.t ckui D .1 D .1 Tnaaaay .. S2.4 -. 15.8 Pr.Tioui day S2.7 15 .9 Month ( 64.5 17.8 1940 kifk 74.2 20 5 1940 low :5J 8 18 0 15 Dlil D .3 34.8 34.5 35 8 40.0 80 8 BOITD AVERAGES . , 20 10 10 Rails Indui Ctil Met rkanga s. D .4 D .1 D .1 Tneaday 60.8 105.4 100.1 Prcrioa day-SI. . ' 105.5 100 2 afaatk taw 60.1 105.5 100.2 1840 kick ei J 105.9 100.7 1940 low . , 48.8 . 98.9 90.3 60 Stocks D .3 43 6 43.8 45.4 52.2 37.0 10 Forfa I .8 38.3 38 6 38.4 53.5 35.1 f I LI T. T. La, D. . uaaa, D. Herbal remedies for ailments of stomach, liver, kidneys, kin, blood, gland and urinary system of men and women. 22 years in service. Naturopathic Physicians. Ask your neighbors about CHAN LAM. DD. CIIAII LAII Chinese Medicine Co. t41 Barta Uawrtv (Jnatalrs Vrtlaa4 OtMrtl tUactrtc Co. Offlaw mm Taaaday aa4 Satnrday sly 10 sjs. to 1 aaa. ; 6 to 7 a.sa. Coaaaitatlaa, Blawd prasaur acd axis tost sra fro af caar(. Tvwas Hay mmmmammmmmmmwmmm r J- 1 THEA . J. ecr tmmm i'i .... I . M TV: 1- , fl I . TEL. -V sw V, I . ' t ; f - - " ' 7 ... . -.:' Qlmsi CAMP MlXi hhito, nuns, 9 muJb (k1u,&uALs y &L Ai&duAtj. kOudJuft mtu Vyu Utrvi. sua. A4. ScUA, s- 0 , a A Salem Market Quotations (Baylos Pricaa) Tba pricaa 4alow supplied by crear aro indicativa of tha daily prieaa paid to rrowera t,y Salem bat ara not guaraataad by The VEGETABLES Baeta, doa. Broaael iproata Cabbaca. b Carrota Carrota. bulk, orange boa Cauliflower Celery, white Celery, c'eeo , - Celery hearta, doa. Garlic, lb. Lettuce, 4 'a Oaioai, 50 Iba Onions, boilinc. 10 Iba. Oniona. rreen. dry Parsnips, balk, oroace box Potatoes, 100 lbs.. No. 1 50 iba.. No. 3 . Radishes, dos. Rutabagas, bulk, orange boa Spinach, box . Turnips, doa. a local market bay ara Stttea .80 1.00 .02 .30 .75 1.20 1.25 1.50 .90 .20 2.75 1.10 .13 .25 1.50 1.30 .45 .30 1.00 1.00 .40 1.00 Tnrnipe. bulk, orange box OUIA, ual ARll DACUB Wheat, ho. 1, recleaned, bu. Oata. No. 1 , 21.00 Keed barley, ton XI. 00 Clorer bay, ton - Alfalfa hy. ton 12 Ecc maah. No. 1 crade, 80 lb. Dairy feed, 80 lb. bac Hen ecratcb feed Cracked corn EOaS ASD POOLTKV (Baying Price of Anaresen'a) Grade A lance, doa 24 Grade A medium, dot 22 73 to 22.00 to 22 00 9.00 to 14.00 bac 1 80 1.35 1.90 2.00 Bntterfat, No. 1, 85c; No. 2, 83c; premium 86c. A grade print 87c; B grade 86c; quarters 8Sc. Grad B large, doa. Pullets, doa. Colored be na Colored fry WJiite Leghorn, heavy White Leghorn frya Old rooatera .08 .22 .16 .12 .15 to .09 .13 .05 (Baying Prices af Marios Creamery) Grade A large, dos. Grade A medium, dos Grjde B large, dox Pullets, dos Colored hena under 6 lbs. Colored hena orer 5 Iba. Colored fryera - Colored bens HOPS (Baylnc Prices) .20 to 1940 LIVESTOCK (Baylnc price for No. 1 stock, conditions and sale reported up 1910 spring lambs . 7.60 Yearling lambs Kwea 2.50 Hogs, top, 160 220 lbs .24 .21 .18 .10 .13 .12 .13 .18 .24 to So Beef cow Bulls Heifers Dairy type cowa Lie eal , Dressed veal, lb. based on to 4 p.m ) to 7.75 5.00 8.00 6.35 8.75 to 4.00 6.00 6.00 6.50 5.00 8.50 .12 5.75 5.50 4.25 to to to Quotations at Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 17. (AP) Psoduce exebmnge: Butter Extraa 3 Vic; standarda 34c: prim firsts 33c; firsts 30c Bntterfat First . quality, maximum .36 f 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland. 35V4-86e lb.: premium quality (maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity ). 36 Vs -37c lb. ; valley routes and country pointa 2s lata. or 34c; arcond quality 2c under first, or .13H-34C Eggs Portland Produce Exchange Baying prices: Largo extraa 24c; large standards, 24e: medians extraa 23c: me dium atandarda, 22c; small extras, 21e; amall atandarda 17c. Cteese Rolling prle to Portland re tailer: Tillamook tripleta 21 lb.; loaf 22e lb. Tripleta to wholesalers 19c lb.: loaf. 20c lb., f.oib. Tillamook. Portland Produce vnBTt iNn n.A rt. it i tx Coat try aaeasa Selling prle to retailers: Country killed hoga. beat butebera. 123 140 Iba.. 6 8H: vealera, fancy 13Vs-14e; light-thin, lS-12c; heavy 9-lle; lambs. spring. 14 -15c; ewes. 6 -8c; good cut- tar cows, S-9e; canner cows, 7V-8c; balls, 10 He. Live unltrt Bovine Dricesr No 1 grad Legbera broiler, l-t lb., 14c; -m If lie .""Sr- At - :- Mr. Taeo Scaemaeer aaef fa reMeaf eaKiea. for your Entries In the Trlanglo ROLLED OATS CONTEST I We received thousands of fine entries from boys sod girls is all pans of the Nortrmesc We thank you all for the fine things you said about. Triangle Rolled Oats and we wish we could bare t given each one of you a bicycle. w-nd here re tha TWENTY Cicycla VInners! . LiMad im t&w order a wkic (Aey wm BIBBABO at EXCXK fmnlaad, Oregwa MAXCAKET KAMSKYEK galea, Oregea WAHNITA BAHKt AwrtJeW, Oregea) JO ANN ANDEKSON Smlt Aaaa City, Utah OLIVER BKISTOW Ott" City, Oregas M XXX WITTKK Kaacuver. sTaxaiagtaal ELLIN P. STUART OgeV. t7a . JtOCER NEWTON Af eataraf, Oregwet niKBZIT TATLOX Pftltmd. Oregas CHARLES STOLZK rareaa. RraaauagTaal STANLEY BUNCH Aaeretewa. STeskiagt BKTTT MEZCER Lwgvw. Wmthiagum BILLT SHTJMWAT garrLaACirr,rUS BOB SENSENET ATaureae. Oregea WALLACE OSBORNE iaUAwf'aia.d'aaw BITTT COOPER PmttJsmd. OrefM CAY CALDWELL Tarawa. WmaUagt LEWIS ICHOONOVIK ' caceiv daa BILLT LAPP Mmnkttli. Onfm ' ROBERT WOOLPOLK erases faaa, Onfm is ;tAd Winning CcreslI Jtvryai Is s vaxmaer wfcs ealcys aaflrmV ll kowyarUrac Triaagl Cereal aciea. iacaUy asiUed w aa retars alltksr atatwal aaiawral aad vitamin. Aak ywae frwcav for Triaagle tU4 Oata, BaUow Wkaat. Paacaba Plow aad BwckwWt . Plowrl Sold witk a aaoaey sacs craala. mi fryera under 8 lbs.. 14c; fryers, 2 to 4 ibs, 14c; roastera over 4 Iba., 15c; Leghorn hena over 3 lbs, 12e; Leghorn bens nnder lbs., 10c; colored bona ever 6 Iba, 14e; colored hen 4 to 5 Iba., 15c. Old roosters 5e lb. Dressed turkeys Buying prices: New eiop hen 21V4 22c; torn. 16H17e lb.; Dresjed turkey Xomlnal selling prices: Hens 23,-24e; torn 18 H -19c lb. Yakimaa 90c. Onions Oregon Danvera, 1.00-1.10; Potatoea Deschutes, No. 1, 1.10-1.25; Takima, 110-1.15 cwt ; Klamath 1.15 1.25 cental. Hay Selling prle to retailera: Alfal fa So. 1, 14.25 toa; oat-vetck 10.00 too; clover 10.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Ore gon 17.00 ton; valley Timothy 14.00 15.00 ton, Portland. Wool 1940 eastern Oregon rang 80 33c; crossbred, 34-85c; Willamette valley 12 months. 84 35c Dom-stie floor Belling price, city do livery, 1 to 25 bbl. lot: family patents, 49s, 6. 00-6 80; bakers' hard wheat Bet 4.60-5.70; bakers' blueateaa 5:20-5.50; blended hard wheat floor 5.50-6.60; aoft wheat 4.7Q-4.75; graham 49s, 4.90; whole wheat 49. 4.45 bbl. Mohair' 1940, 12 month SO lb. Cascara 1940 peel 8c lb. Hope Orec-on 1940. seedless, 80e lb. ; seed, 22 25c lb. Portland Grain Or.. Dec. 17. (AP) Open High Low Close 75H 75H 75 75 Oats. No. 2. 88 lb. white. No. 2, 45-lb. BW, 24.50. 28.75. No. 1 PORTLAND, Wheat December Cash Grain: 25.50. Barley. Corn, No. 2, ET ahipment, flax l.CZH- Cash Wheat (Bid): Soft whit 74; western white 74; white club 74 ',4; west ern red 74 H. Hard red winter: ordinary 74; 11 per cent 76; 12 per cent 81; 13 per cent 63; 14 per cent 85. Hard white Baart: 12 per cent 80; 13 per cent 82H. Toddy' Car Receipts: Wheat 18; flour 5; corn 6; oata 1; hay 8; millfeed 1. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 17. (AP) (C8DA) Hoga: Salable and total 850; market active. Burrows and gilts. gd-eh, 140-160 lbs do gd-ch, 160-180 lbs do gd ck, 180-200 Ibs do gd rh, do d-ch, do gd-ch, do 3d ch. Feeder pigs gd-ch, 70-120 Ibs Cattle: Reeeipta 125 aet active. Sheers, gd, 900-1100 lba.. . do med. 730-1100 do common, 750 1100 Heifers, gd. 750 900 do med, 500-900 do com, 500-900 , Cowa, gd. all weight do med, all weights do cut-corn, all weights do canner, ell weights Bolls (ylga. exelud.). beef. good, all weights 6.750 7.23 do aaasage, gd. all wts ; 6.500 7.00 do mediLm, U wts 6.00 fr 6.50 do cut-corn, all wts 4. SOW 6.00 Vealera. gd rh, all wts. 9 00 ft 9.50 do com med, all wts. 6.00ft 9 CO do evil, all wts. 400ft 6.00 Sheep: Salable and total 100; market ateady. . Lamb, gd choice 7.75 8.25 do medium and good 7.25ft 7.50 do common.. 6.25 ft 7. 00 Ewe (ihora). good choice- 8.75ft 4.50 do common aad medium- 9.00 ft 8.75 200-220 Ibs 220-240 240-270 lbs.. lbs.. 270-300 Iba 5.500 5.85ft 6.40ft 6.00 ft 5.75ft 5.60 fry 5.35ft 4.50 calvea 25; 6 00 6.55 6.55 6.55 6.35 6.00 5.85 5.00 mar- 9.90 ft 10.00 8.50ft 9 90 7.00ft 8.50 8.75 ft 9.00 7.00ft8.75 5.75ft 7.00 6.25ft 6.85 5.00ft 6.50 4.0060 3.25ft 5.00 4.00 Wool in Boston B0STOX, Dee. 17(AP)(U8DA) Very Uttl Interest was being shows to day ia atew parrhaaea of domestic wools, wonted type af forciga weols ibs wore slow. Quotations aa domestic wools m aormally about ateady. Odd lata af rig-S laal bag. fiaa aad half blood territory T woo la, were Bailing occasieaally at most ly ST eent to 61. aeowred baaia. bat noma lota war rirtd sold at S5-S7 ceata, seoared basis.. -'' - j - . v WANTED WALNUTS, FILBERTS and NUT MEATS ; Cash oa Delivery - IL KLOHFEIII ' Packiaa; ConnrMUiy 5 480 H. Front . Jb. 7S33 . V SbT ArmyM en to get Fresh Fruit Diet WASHINGTON, Deci; 17-(rV Tbe army Is going to include fresh f raits and vegetables in soldiers' diet to the extent that they can be . bought within the ration - allowance. Spokesmen for the service ad vised a. meeting ' of fruit' and vegetable dealers today, however, .that canned goods would have to be substituted If a proper pro curement system for .fresh pro duce was not deTeloped.- 'The meeting appointed a sub committee to cooperate . with John A. Martin, special advisor to the coordinator of defense pur chases. In developing a program and selecting personnel for "or derly purchasing and distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables for army cantonments." The sub-committee Included Joseph DiGlorgio, president of the DiGlorgio Fruits corporation, San Francisco; Exra T. Benson, executive secretary of. the na tional council of farmer coope ratives; William Fargitt of Chi cago, executive vice presidents. United Fresh Fruit and Vege table association; C. W. Irrgang, president of the Chicago Fruit Auction Sales company; H. H. Herr, secretary of the National League of Wholesale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable association; R. G. Philips, secretary of the Interna tional association, Rochester, NY. Closing Q Phone Almanac Available Copies of the 1941 Telephone almanac, an annual publication NEW YORK, Dee. lTiP-Today's elostaf qnotatioiis: ; ' Aid Chm d Dye 164 Da Pont Phelllps Pstrou.. 4f American Can- 86 Eastmat Kodak 1334 Proctor Gamb S5 Allis-Chalmers 3 El Pow Light 4 Pvblie Bervle NJ tU Am Car 4b Fdy 2 General Electric S3 .Ptnmaa . Am Rad Std an . C General Fooda 35 Radio - 5 - Am Rollng Mills 15H General Motors- SO Rayonier 114 Am Smelt A Ref 43 Goodrich ..i. . 13 U Republic; SteeL. 21 Am Tel ft Tel 166 U, Goodyear Tire - 1S Rlchfleld Oil i-T W Am Tobacco B" 69 Great Northern 24 Safeway Stores 42 . Aviation Corp - 4 Greyhound 164 Seara Roebuck- 76 Am Water Wks 6 Illinois Central- 7 : Shell Union i- 11 Am Zinc L ft S 7 Insp Copper 12 Socony Vacuum 8 Anaconda - 26 Inter Harvester 53 Sou Calif Edison 25 Armour 111 4 Inter Nickel 23 Southern Pacific 7 Atchison 17 Inter P ft Pulp 69 S perry Corp i 38 Bald Loco 3 Inter Tel ft Tel 2 Stand Brands 6 Bendix Aviation S3 Johns Manvllle.. 60 Stand Oil Calif 18 Bethlehem Steel 86 Kennecott 35 Stand Oil Ind.... 25 Boeing Airplane 17 LIbbey-O-Ford..- 42 Stand Oil NJ - 33 Borden . 18 Lockheed 27 Stone Webster- 7 Borge Warner .. 20 Loew's 34 Studebaker - 7 Calif Packing .. 18 Long-Bell A 3 Sunshine Mining '8 Callahan Z-L .. 1 Montgomery W 37- Texas ,Corp .... 39 Calumet Hec .. 6 Nash Kelvlnator 4 Trans-America 4 Canada Dry .... 12 Nat Biscuit .... 16 Union Carbide.. 69 Canadian Pacific 3 Nat Dairy Prod 13 Union Oil Calif 12 Caterpillar Trac 50 Nat Distillers 23 Union pacific..- 74 Celanese 27 National Lead .. 17 United Airline 15 Chesapeake & O 42 NY Central 13 United Aircraft 43 Chrysler 76 N Amer Aviaton 16 United Corp - 1 Col Gas A Elec 4 No American Co 16 United Drug; a.. 4 Coml Solvent .. 10 Northern Pacific 6 United Fruit 69 Com'wealth Sou Ohio Oil 6 US Rubber 23 Conslid Aircraft 26 Pacific "Am Fish 8 US .Rubber Pfd 87 Consldt Edison.. 21Pac Gas ft Elec 28 US Steel .. .... 69 Consldt Oil 5 Packard Motor.. 3 Vanadium Steel 32 Contl Can 37 Pan-Am-Airways 15 Warner Pict j.- 3 Corn Products .. 42 Pa ram 10 Western Union.. 20 Crown Zellrbach 14 J C Penney 84 Westhse Eleci103 Curtiss Wright.. 8Penna RR 22 Woolworth 31 Douglas Aircraft 77 Phelps Dodge ..34 Wheat Reverses g Is Up Wiird CHICAGO. Dec. 1T-0P-Wheat futures reversed the trend of tie five preceding sessions- today and turned upward with all deliveries closing; at or within U cent of the day's- nigha. v ? Wheat closed HV cent higher than yesterday's ilnal quotations, December. 8 -8 VMay; 84-&-4. After weak opening; wheat futures recorded new lows for1 tbe current, movement.'' but support from commission hrv and sorre buying by milling Interests turn ed the t de. -.-The upturn r termi nated. five days of lower closings, capped by yesterday's break, tho worst ta several months.. Tho net' decline for the period, however, was only about 1 cents. , ' ' ' Fire Threatens : Unionvale Home ; TTNTONVALE-Ftr caused from s-parka falling on- tho shingles at 4 a.m Friday at. the Neal- Stou ten burg farm home damaged tho' west side of tli roof, and porch be fore being put out. .' , .' ' The flue. of. tho living :room heater burned - out; and the blase shot more' than J. 9 feet-high.' Rob-' ert Dixon, neighbor assisted Stou tenburs In controlling the tire. ' h p (Til fTKl 1 fill iCI For Chrislnas Gill Shopping! O Note Loans O Furniture Loans O Auto 'Loan8 .Liberal Extensions in Case of Sickness Unemployment or of the American Telephone and Telegraph company, now may be obtained at the telephone office, according to H. V. Collins, dis trict manager. The almanac con tains historical data, astronomical calculations, .telephone informa tion and other interesting items, and is free to 1 all telephone subscribers. SfcDite IFaoDSQinirM (Cap. Salem s Home-Owned Finance Company (CHJLDS & MILLER OFFICE) . 344 State O Lie S216 M-22 O Ph. 9261 OTmiTf?' CWISTMAS . r BY BRANDON WALSH I I TH8 PW WERf NEVER FRrSHTENEP BEKJBf 1 1 I THIS CHRISTMAS I PLAM I I isTTWCKEO, aKOU BQM3V4a A r J) . jf TWEV PULIEO TUe 6LEI3M OVER ClOUO TO DELIVER TOYS IM PlAhtES. 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IS WHAT TM3 SHERIFP WILL. SAY WHEN OUR CREDITOR . SIC HJM T . ' 1 .r THixvuLE THEATRE Stazxina Popeye Willie Spins a Yarn HOWOLJA TAJOT OOtKf THIS MHIRLsVf BUSINESS, WILLIE i MJCOER NftS vi VKJRREDt eT A TENDER i r ifi aaa.. ta tj . aw, 1 I - THEV OOULDNT TaSataERvl XT HE -eEZ,"MAREKwHrf3ERl WsO, "SIKJCET X3EM I T 1 ( ME OUT UMTIL OKJE ) HE VwxS BORN DURtkf I "BEEN LEADiKi' f M f LVrV ME FCDDER 3EZ OAT CXLOKE ?"- f TXCW EXrSTTEtwCE M I "TOME fVaXOERtTJEARf. NK' ME MUDDER v - ' - V'. 1 .