PAGS. EIGIITESI
MarketDrops
For 5th Time
No Inspiration Provided by
Foreign - or .Domestic
- Happenings
. NEW YORK, Dec. 1MVt
Kelther domestic nor foreign hap
fcenlngs prorided buying . inspira
tion for the stock market today
ond- en balance. th list chalked
HP Its fifth consecutive losing
Session.
" The Associated Press arerace
a( a stocks was off A of a
point at 41, patting this compos-
Itire back to about wnere u was
In September of this year and
tn-1919.
i ' Dealings broadened at Inter
Tals slow stretches were plen
tiful - and transfers amounted
to 79S.030 against 779,620 the
daw before.
. Steels did a bit better at the
finish but none of these got far
Out In front. Alrcrafts weakened.
Coppers, oils, rails, utilities and
mail orders were narrow.
Backward tendencies were at
tributed partly to light but per
sistent year-end adjustments of
accounts, fears . next year's tax
bill will be bigger than most ex
pect, and confusing shifts in
European war sectors. Scant bul
lishness was derired from the
administrative plan to "lease"
billions in . armament materials
tor Britain. One drawback here
was the thought that profit mar
gins . for manufacturers, which
hare' been- generous on foreign
goods, may be trimmed substan
tially if congress approves the
latest " program and Uncle Sam
takes oxer the paying, end of the
.. contract.
" " International ' Telephone stock
and bonds were op all day as
hopes continued this company
would be able to, conclude a sale
. of. Its Rumanian properties to
that country and collect on funds
"frozen-, in the United States.
: On the losing side were shares
1 of Douglas Aircraft, Glenn Mar
tin, International Paper prefer
red, Loew's, Philip Morris, East
man Kodak, Weatlnghouse, Gen-
eral Electric, American Smelt
. !lng, Consolidated Edison, North
American, J. I. Case, Texas Corp.,
' and Chesapeake ft Ohio.
Soil Meeting Set
For Marion County
The:'" 1941 soil conservation
farm program, will be explained
at meetings to be held Saturday
afternoon. The Salem district
meeting is called for Bethel school
at 1:80 p.m. The Howell Prairie
district meeting is called for the
Central Howell school at 1:30
p.m. Saturday.
An election to organize the dis
trict for 1941 will also be held.
, farmers interested in the phos
phate and 4ime grant program and
in next year's seed purchase pro
gram will "find It worthwhile to
attend their local meeting, said
Robert Rleder, acting county
agent.
Program Canceled
By Flu Epidemic
DAYTON All Dayton Christ
mas programs and parties sched
uled for the Christmas holiday
season have been canceled be
cause of the prevalence of severe
colds.
The Past Noble Grand club of
Naomi Rebekah lodge of Dayton
annual Christmas party and ex
change of gifts was held Monday
night at the Odd Fellows hall.
Sixteen members were present. A
1 o'clock turkey dinner was a fea
ture. Stocks and
Bonds
Compile by Th Associated Pres
JO is
15
SO
Id4h Rail
Met chant D .4 D .1
Thursday 61 5 1S.S
Previous ay SI S 15. t
If oath ago S3.5 10.9
Tear sco 73 S 19 5
191) high .. 74 3 30 5
1940 low S3.S 13.0
DU1
D .1
84 3
84.9
85.1
89.3
40.6
80.9
Stocks
V .3
43.0
43.3
44.6
60.6
52 2
37.0
XOVD AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rail Indu Util Forgn
Net change I .4 D .1 TTnrh D .8
Tharsday 0 2 105.8 100.1 87.6
Previous dsy 60.6 105.4 100.1 87 9
Month ago 59.9 105.6 100.1 30.1
Tear ago 57. 4 101.6 95.6 ' 49 6
1940 high 61.8 105 100.7 68.3
1940 low 48.3 ti t 80.3 35 1
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec.
Al Chem St Dye.. 162
19-IP)-Today's closing
General Electric 32
Amer Can
86
a 5 V,
28 V.
6
15.
41
66
69
4
' 6H
General .Poods
General Motors..
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern..
Greyhound
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Int Herrester
Int Nickel
Int P ft Pulp
Int Tel ft TeL
Johns ManTille
Kennecott .
Libbey-O-Ford .
Lockheed , ,.
Loew's - . , .
' Allls-Chalmers
Amer Car ft Fdy
Am Had Std San
Am Roll Mills
' Am Smelt ft Ret
' Am Tel ft Tel
Amer Tobacco B
Ariatlon Corp
Am Water Wki..
Am Zinc L ft 8
Anaconda ... .....
Armour 111
Atchison
. Bald Loco
Bendix ATlation
Bethlehem - Steel .
Boeing Airplane
Borden
Calif Packing
Callahan Z-L ;
' Canadian Pacific
Caterpil Tractor
l Celanese .
Ches ft Ohio
' Chrysler ., -, ' : "
7
25
4
16
84
17
19
18H
1H
IH
49
26
41H
7 -'
Monty Ward ,
Nash KelTinator
National Biscuit
Natl Dairy Prod
Natl Distillers
National Lead
NY Central
N Am ATlation
N Amer Co .
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil -f -
Col Gal ft Elee
ComI Solrent .1
Consol Aircraft 24 '
Coasol Edison 21
Ceasol Oil .7;v. ?"-8
. Contl Can 17
Corn Products 424
Crown Zeller Ui. 14
Curtiss Wright Z.' 8
Douglaj Aircraft 76 ,
TuPontX:-ll
Eastman Kodak 130
LU Fvu ft LL. 1
Otin Steel
Pacific Am
Pac Gas ft
Packard Motor.-. 3
Pan-Am Airways 14
Param r,r 10
J C Penney . r...; 83 . -Penna
BR .. r ....v 21
Phelps Dodge 83
Phillips
97
PS tuoKdtKi umJJL
'(kit. fhAJai. thij Ita.
20 Million Pounds of
"Strictly Private
cesnas r A T V
In Oregon in 1940; Wash., 12 Million
The 1940 hop production in
Oregon, California and Washing
ton was determined at 42,948,367
pounds at a meeting of the grow
ers allocation committee here
Thursday, which functions under
the federal hop marketing agree
ment The quantity of 1940 crop hops
actually harvested and baled by
growers in the three states
amounted to 41,(98,102 pounds
and the quantity of hops pro
duced and left unharvested on
the vines amounted to 1,250,2(5
pounds.
The salable quantity of 1940
crop hops, which may be sold in
Interstate or foreign commerce,
was fixed by the secretary of
agriculture on September 6 at
87,000,000 pounds.
The total hop production in
Quotations
PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 19. (AP)
Prodaea exchanre: Butter Extra S3 Vie;
standards 83e; prim first 82ttc; first
81e.
Butterfat First quality, maximum .86
f 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland.
85-35 Ae lb Dremium Quality (maximum
of .85 of 1 per rent acidity). 36 36H lb.;
valley route and country point 3 less,
or 83 c; second quality 2c under first.
or 83H-34e.
Eggs Portland Produce Exchange
Buying prices: Large extraa 34c; large
atandarda. 22c: medium extra 22c: me
dium standards, 32c; small extras, 2le;
small standards 17c.
Cheese Belling price to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplet 31 lb.; loaf
32e lb. Triplets to wholesaler 19 lb.;
loaf. 30c lb., f.o.b. Tillamook.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 19. (AP)
Country meat Selling price to retailer:
Country killed hogs, best butchers, 125-
140 lbs, Btt-Ve; veaier. fancy loe;
light-thin, 10-l2e; heavy 9 lie; lambs,
spring, 14H-1; ewes. 5 8c; good cut
ter cow. 8-8; canner cows, 8 8 He;
bulls,10Hlle-
LIt poultry Baying price : Ko. 1
grad Leghorn broilers, lVx-3 lb., 14c;
fryer under S lb., 14c ; fryers, 3 to
4 lbs, 14c; roaster over 4 lbs., 15c;
Leghorn hens ever S lbs., 12e; Leghorn
hens aader SVfe lbs, lOe; colored hens
over lb,' 14e; colored hen 4 to
lbs.. 15c Old roosters 5 lb.
Dressed turkeys Buying prices: New
crop hens 31Yi-22e; totns. 16-lSHe lb.
Dressed turkeys Kominal I 1 1 n g
price: Hen 23H-34e: toma 18 18Hc lb.
Unions Oregon Dangers, l.ou-i.io;
Tskima. BOe.
Potatoes Deschutes. No. 1. 1.10 1.15;
Yakima. 1.10 1.15 cwC; Klamath 1.15
1.20 cental.
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal
fa No. 1. 14.25 ton; oat-Tetch 10.00 ton;
clover 10.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Ore
gon 17.00 ton; valley limotby 14.00-
15.00. ton, Portland.
Wool 1940 eastern Oregon rang 80-
33e; crossbred, 34-85e; Willamette valley
13 montna. S4-35C
Domestic flour Selling price, city de
livery, 1 to 33 bbl. lots: Family patents,
49s. 6.00-0 80: bakers' hard wheat net
4.60-5.70; bakers' bluestem 5:20-5.50;
blended hard wheat flour 5.50-5.60; soft
wheat 4.70-4.75; graham 49s, 4.90; whole
wheat 49. 4.45 bbl.
Mehair-1940. 13 month 80s lb.
Caaeara 1940 peel 8 lb.
Hop Oregon 1940. seedless. 80c lb.:
seed. 33 S5e lb.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. (AP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
December 75 - 75 75 75
Cash Grain: Oats, No. 2, 8 lb, white,
25.0Q. Barley, No. 2. 45-lb. BW, 24.25.
Corn, No.. 2, ET shipment, 29.25. No. 1
flax 1.60H.
Cash Wheat (Bid):" Soft white 74:
western white 74; white club 75; weiitern
quotations:
Proctor ft Gamb 55
Public Senr UJ.. 28
Pullman '.. 25
Radio 4
Rayonier 16
Republic Steel 21
Richfield Oil 8
Safeway Stores.. 41
Seara Roebuck 75
Shell Union u 10
Socony Vacuum.. 8
Sou Cal Edison w 25
Southern Pacific 7
B perry Corp 3 8
Standard Brands 6
Standard Oil Cal 18
SUndard Oil Ind 25
Standard Oil NJ 33
Stone Webster 7
Studebaker , g
Sunshine Mining 8
Texas Corp 38
Trans-America . ' 4
Union Carbide 68
Union Oil. Calif. 12
Union Pacific 75
United AirUneiw 15
United AirerafU 42
United Corp , ,. l
United Drug 4
United Fruit 68
U3 RnbW 4-
US Rubber 4PfL. 86
US Steel . 67
Vanadium SteeL. 32
1 Warner PTct LzZ. - 3
Western Union 19
Westing Elee 102U
26
49
12
18
2S
10
6
11
52
23
64
8
60
35
39
26
31
36
; 4
16
18
2tt
16
IS
16
16
.
Fish 8
Elec 27
P-etrol i 40
IWoolworta U-i. 31
Tli
By Qainh Hall
CAMP MIX
MxjJJ fr&ft
A
Ilia
Hops Harvested
Oregon during 1940 amounted to
20,2(5,949 pounds. Of this quan
tity 101,171 bales or 20,073,(08
pounds were harvested and 192,
846 pounds were left unharvested.
The total production in Cali
fornia amounted to 10,193,742
pounds. A total of 62,844 bale
or 10,184,122 pounds of hops
were harvested by growers and
7(20 pounds were unharvested.
The state of Washington total
production was 12,488,(72
pounds. Of this quantity growers
harvested 58,702 bales or 11.
438,377 pounds and 1,050,209
pounds, were unharvested. ,
The acreage on which the 1940
hop crop was produced Included
Oregon 19,(05 acres, California
7178 acres and Washington 5960
acres.
at Portland
red' 75. Hard red winter: ordinary 74tt;
11 per cent 78; 12 per cent 81; 18 per
cent 83; 14 per cent 85. Hard white
Baart: 12 per cent 80 Hi 15 Pr cent
82H.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 25; bar
ley 1 ; flour 3 ; corn 1 ; mHlf ced 8.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 19. (AP)
(USDA) Hog: Salable 600, total 750;
market opened 30-35 higher than early
Wednesday.
Barrow and gilts.
gd-ch, 140-100 lbs s .7S(fl) e.
do gr-eh, 160-180 lb
do gd-ch, 180-200 lb
do gd-ch, 200-220 lb
do gd-ch, 220-240 lb
do gd-ch, 240-270 lb
do gd-ch, 370 300 lb
Feeder pigs, gd-ch, 70-120..
6.86
6.85
6.86
6.60
6.25
6.10
6.00
Cattle: Salable and total 150; calve,
salable 25 H total 85; market active.
do med. 750-1100
8.000 9. WO
7.000 8.60
8.75S 9.00
7.000 8.75
5.753 7.00
6.25 6.85
6.00 6.50
4.00 5.00
- do common, 750-1100.
Heifers, gd. 750-900
do med, 600-900
do com, 600-900
Cows, gd. all weight
do med, all weight
do cot com, all weight
do eanner, all weights
Bull (ytgs. exclud.). beet,
good, all weight
do sausage, gd. all wt
do medium, all .
do ent-eom, all wts
Vealers, gd ra, all wt.
do eora-med. all wt.
do cull, all wt.
Sheep: Salable 25, total
steady.
Lamb, gd-choice
do medium and food -.
do common -
Ewe (shorn), good-choice.,
do common and medium.
9.00 9.50
6.000 9.00
4 00 6.00
50 ; market
Wool in Boston
BOSTON, Dee. 19 (AP) (U8DA)
Fine and half-blood grade of foreign
wool were receiving some demand today
in Boston at fair prices. Similar grades
of domestic woow. were quiet, largely be
cause supplies in volume desire were not
available. Bayer in a few case hv
indicated they would pay up to $1.05,
scoured la sis, for good French combing
length fire territory wools. Some naers,
however, were not interested in these
wool at price ever f 1, scoured basis.
Hopewell School
Closed by Board
HOPEWELL The Hopewell
school, with 18 of the 33 stu
dents enrolled being absent Mon
day, was closed by the board
until Monday, January 6 and the
December meeting of the Com
munity club and school Christ
mas programs were canceled .
Scio News
SCIO A musical program and
exchange of gifts is planned for
Scio high students at the new
new building this afternoon, pre
ceding holiday recess until Janu
ary 6.
Grade students presented an en
tertainment at the gymnasium
Thursday night. Exchange of gifts
will be made in each of the four
local grade rooms today.
Aldena. Bolman was expected
home this week from hospitalisa
tion at Albany. She was assistant
operator at the local telephone ex
Change until her recent extended
illness.
Mrs. Florence Shelton, widow of
the late Riley Shelton. long time
Scio notary and Justice of the
peace, is reported in feeble health
during recent weeks. Mrs. Shel
ton, with her octagenarian hus
band, has llTed in the Scio area
most of her life. -
Mrs. V. J. PMlippi and Frank
Bartu scored high at pinochle at
the C Li. Donahue home when
three tables were In play.
- WANTED
WALNUTS, FILBERTS
v and .NUT MEATS "
-V Cash oat DeliTery y.
ii. monFEin
Packing- Company "
460 N. Front - Ph.' 7tW3
u
C.OOM
.755
t.i
6.00(g)
5.856
5.75
4.50
3.25W 4.00
6.75 7.25
6.50 Q 7.00
6.00(5 6.50
4.500 6.00
7.75 8.25
7.25 (S 7.50
6.25 7.00
8.73 4.50
8.00 S.76
OSECiON STATESMAN. Salem.
Wheat Estimate
Cools Activity
Possible Record Carryover
Depresses Prices in
Chicago Pits
CHICAGO. Dee. 1-VPf-An in
crease in the official estimate of
United - States 1640 wheat . pro
duction, " enough to indicate the
possibility of a record carryover
at the end of this season, had a
depressing Influence on prices
here today, but scattered buying
credited to mills steadied the market-
'
.Wheat dipped as much as
cent at .times but rallied fre
quently and closed unchanged to
higher compared with yester
day, December 88H-H. May
S4H-H. Some support attributed
to dealers covering previous short
sales, mostly traders obligated to
deliver grain on December con
tracts who bought hack. some of
these options due to approach of
the Saturday deadline for trad
ing. Traders said yesterday's gov
ernment report practically "dis
covered" approximately 24,000,
000 bushels of wheat that had
not been accounted for in pre
vious figures. They attributed the
"discovery" largely to an increase
in the winter wheat acreage which
brought the year's total produc
tion to 816,698,000 bushels. They
said that if domestic consumption
and exports do not exceed expec
tations carryover next July 1 may
be near 400,000,000 bushels, com
pared with 284,000,000 last July
1. However, approximately 270,
000,000 bushels of this surplus
now is under government loans.
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THE QUINTS' CHBISTMAS
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
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Oren. . Friday Morning. December 23. lSi3
Salem Market Quotationo
,'; C (Saying lrleat
Tfca price beJew nnppUaS T Meau
grocer aro lndlcativ of ike daily market
arieaa paid to grower by Salem bsyer
bat are no gmaraataae ly,Tk ttottf
VSOETASUIS
Beet, doa.
Brveael cproata
Cabbage, Ik
.8
1.00
.OS
.80
l.to
1.35
X.6S
.90
AO
1.60
1.10
.IS
Carrots, balk, eraag boaT
Caaliftowor
Celery, whlU -
Canon
CJryt
Celery heart, doa.
QaxUe, Ik.
Lettac. 4'
Unions. 50 lbs-
Onions, boiling, 10 lb.
Oniona, gToan, euy
Paraaips, balk, oraag box
Potatoev 100 lbs, JKo. L.
50 lbs. No-
1 So
1.80
.45
.88
1.00
1.00
.40
1.00 .
Radish, dos.
Rutabaga, balk, eraag) baa
8Dinaeb. bos
Tnraipa, das.
Tumipa, balk, orange boa
GBAXV, BAT A3TD SKZOS
Wnaat. K. 1, recleaaed, ba . .75
Oata, No. 91.00 te -12.00
Feed barley, ton xi. uo to za.oo
Clever hay, ton 9.0O
Alfalfa hay, ton . 11 to 14.00
Egg mash. No. 1 grad. SO Ik. bag 1.80
Dairy feed, 80-lb. bag 1.85
Hen ertch feed 1.90
Cracked corn 2.00
EGOS AHD POTJX.TST
(Baying Price ef Anaresen's)
Grade A large, do..
.24
Grad A medium, dos..
.21
.21
.16
.11
as
.09
.18
.05
Grade B large, do..
Pallet, doa.
Colored hen
Colored Try
White Leghorn, heavy
White Leghorn fry
Old roosters , ,, ,
.08 to
(Baving Pric of Marlon Creamery)
Srad A large, dos.... .24
rade A medium, dos .21
Grade B large, dos .18
Pallet, dos .10
Colored hen nnder 5 lbs. , .13
Colored ken over ft lbs. , . , ,. .12
Colored fryer ,. ,. . .13
Colored hen . - J8
HOPS
(Baying Price)
1940
.20 t .24
iS few mm -
IF" 1 0HC KNEW ZERO WAS OKA
TD FTEL GLAO ALL OVER
THIS IS A NICE ORPHAN ASYLUM
BBnaBsna' .1 X 1 S
EVERYONE TREATS MC SWELL
SPEClAUy
. taam. w & . iawvwwuv, I - t. ... uV j ii MSB mm " - - - - i rucwtMMi m
TWETMSWHBOCW! CREDTr-, 'BRW CO MfiOOP PP0N -5 a- 1
Bottcrfat, No. 1, S4Hc
No. a, S2ct yrtmlim
ssHc -
A grade print B6Hc; B
trade 853 quarters BlHe.
UTZSTOCK
(Baying Vriee for Me. 1 itoek.
on
condition and aalee reported to
1940 spring- Uaske T.50 to
Tear ling iamb -
Ewe 2.60 to
7.7S ,
5.00
S.00
ass
4.0S
S.00
6.00
S.50
S.00
S.50 -
an.
Hogs, ion, ISO-ISO lbe.
MVI
.75 te
Beef oew
Ball
S.75 to
S.60 to
4.25 to
Heif
Dairy typo eowa .
Lave vei
Dressed veal. lb.
at
Date Is Dec 31
December SI la the final date
to file an application tor a 1940
wheat parity payment according
to information from the office of
Robert Rieder.- acting county
agent. ..
Wheat producers who have not
received or applied for their par
ity payment are warned that ap
plications cannot be accepted af
ter December 31.
Parity payments totaling over
140,000 have been paid out to
date to Marion county farmers.
Recovers From Operation
JEFFERSON Dale Mossman.
who underwent a major operation
last Thursday at the Salem Gen
eral hospital, Is reported to be
recovering satisfactorily.
Not a Falx-Wecrther Friend!
AATtXT
A M A REGULAR
Parity
fayme
! LOTSA FRlEKIDS-BUT I NEVER
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- 1 I
4H Clubbers Hold
Meets at Pratum
:r- PRATUM The Pratum Jolly
ealth elsb met last Friday at
the school. The topic studied was
the proper method of treating a
broken arm and other Injuries. - -
Officers of the club are presi
dent. Carman - Roth; ' vice-president,
Julia J ensen ; : secretary,
Edna Sowen.' -1"
Saturday the 4H Livestock,and
Poultry club met at the home
of the local leader, Mrs. Clyde
Rodger. The improvement of
poultry houses was discussed.
There were twe . visitors, Paul
llffiiisflcll
Pnr PhricrfTTiac
a Was,: WaaaMSaUti -
O Note Loans
O Furniture Loans
O Auto Loans
tuite IFnimsaimee (Co.
Salem's Home-Owned Finance Company
(CHUDS & MILLER OFFICE)
344 Stale Lie
HAS FOLKS -JTHEyUVE
HOUSE. Akr HAC
ANY KlO
LAFTlKr
vvlTrS Wl.
GOT THE
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WltDI
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B Si S
. wh
elan to loin the group. This
Is wil
make nine members in the
1n
The 4 H Christmas party, Mon
day night at the Lynds home, wa
much enjoyed and well attended
in spite of several being 11L -
Those present were Pat McGov
ern, Margaret and. Ann Marie
Keller, Julia and James Jensen
Marian Glese, Edna Cowen, Paul
Unruh, Wanda, Claude and Gary
Rodgers, Clayton Wenger. Jerry
Lynds and Betty Harlor.
Shaw Reports Illness
SHAW Mrs. Charles Culbert-
son of Coqullle Is visiting at the
home, of her mother, Mrs. Mary
LirMB. who has been ill. Mrs.
mia Young has also been 111.
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