1h OIL-CON CTATESI1AIL Skzlcm. Oregon. Wednesday Morning, January 22, 1941
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Stoclanen Hold "Sicily Private" By Qnlnn Hall
Salem Meeting
Association to Ask State!
Fair Board for Sheep
Dog Trials
Five - lmportnfc- , recommenda
tions, which wlll.be presented to
the state fair board in the near
future, d r e w the attention of
members of the Oregon Purebred
Livestock 'association yesterday
n an all day session at the Salem
chamber of commerce. -
They are: Improvement of
Judging rings at the state fair
grounds; suitable housing quar-
, , ters Jor mint goats at the Oregon
state fair; a livestock parade In
conjunction; with the state fair;
regulations for show cattle, and
field trials for sheep dogs on the
tuate fair program.
.Representatives of the assocl
Jtlon state that the sheep , dog
leld trials should prove a popular
Attraction as numerous Individ
nals are Interested In the working
. type of dog, and It Is felt that It
Iwould be received as enthusiastic
ally as the . "spot", given stock
horses in the night horse show.
Committee appointments were
made and Ronald Hogg elected as
- secretary-treasurer to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Cass
Nichols, Bethel farmer. Edwin
jlldder of Sherwood was elected
' , to ; the directorship vacated by
Hogg, upon becoming secretary.
s Members of the banquet com
mittee, who will arrange for the
, annual association banquet In
.September at the state fair, are
T. R. warren, Portland, western
field man. for the American Jer
! sey Cattle club; S. B. Hall, Gre- Allls Chal
ham, Multnomah county agent I Am Can
. ana HolitctD breeder, and
" ;Chuch" Smith, Portland, western
-,' representative of the American
..Guernsey Cattle club.
Executive committee members,
, - who will present the recommen
dations adopted to the state fair
poard, are Rex Ross, ML Angel,
president of the association, chair
man: John Boeckli. Portland: S
B. Hall, Greshani; Edwin Rldder,
Sherwood, and Ronald Hogg and
Claude Steusloff, Salem.
. Legislative members are Hogg
f and Steusloff, Salem; M. G. Gun
J tferson, Silverton; "Happy" Har
, ris, Canby, and Homer Shelby, Al
bany.
Cattlemen were unanimous In
i traise of the cooperation given
livestock exhibitors at the state
, fair by Mrs., Iva Mowbray in man-
. aging the livestock clerking board.
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Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Jan. ll-fP-Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduc 40 Douglas Aire 74 Phelps Dodge
Du Pont De N ..154 Phillips Pet ..
Eastman Kod 138 Proct & Gam
Alaska Jun 5
Al Ch & Dye 156
33
Am C & Fdy
Am Rad Std Stn
Am Roll Mills ....
El P & L
91 Gen Elee
28 Gen Foods
64 Gen Mots ..
13 Goodrich ....
Am Smelt & Rf 41 Goodyr Tire
Am T & T 166
Am Tob B 72
Am Wat Wks 6
Am Z L & 6 7 M.
Anaconda . 24
Arm 111 6
Atchison 23
Ajiat Corp 4
Bald Loc 16
Bendix Avia 35
Bethl Sit 83
Boeing Alrp 16
Gt Nor
Greyhound
Ill Central
Insp Cop
3 Pub Ser NJ ..
34 Pullman ;
38 Radio i
44 Rayonler
13 Repub Steel
18 Richfield Oil .
27 Safeway Stores
11 Sears Roeb
7 Shell Un
11 Socony Vac
19
18
18
Borden
Borg Warn ...
Calif Pack
Callahan 2-L 1
Calumet Hec 7
Canada Dry 13
Canad Pac 3
Cat Tract 47
Celanese 26
Chesap & Ohio .. 42
Chrysler 65
Col G & El . 4
Com Soiv 10
Consol Aircraft
Consol Ed 22
Consol Oil 5
CHICAGO, Jan. 21-P-Wheat Cont Can .: 37
futures prices bogged down today Corn Prod 45
under the weight of aa indiffer-
Int Harvest 49 So Cal Ed
Int Nick Can 25 So Pac
Int P & P Pfd .. 63 Sperry Corp
Int T & T 2 Std Brands ..
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott
Lib-O-Ford
Lockhead 25 Stone Web
Loew's
Mohtg Ward
Nash-Kelv
31
37
57
28
26
4
15
20
8
42
75
10
8
27
9
36
6
61 Std Oil Calif 18
33 Std. Oil Ind 27
39 Std Oil NJ 33
- 7
32 Studebaker 7
37 Sunshine Min 8
4 Texas Corp 36
Grain Bogs Down
In Chicago Pits
Nat Biscuit 17 Trans-Amer ,
Nat Dairy Pr .... 13 Un Carbide .'.
Nat .Dist 22 Un Oil Calif
Nat Lead 17 Un Pac
NY Central 13 Unit Airl
Nor Am Avia .... 15 Unit Aircraft
N Am Co 16 Unit Corp
N Pac 6 Unit Drug
Ohio Oil 7 Unit Fruit
Otis Steel 9 US Rub .
28 'Pac Am Fish 8 US Rub Pf
Pac G & El 28 US Steel
nt demand, continued bright
prospects for the growing winter
crops, easiness of securities and
the general weakness of surround
ing markets, particularly soy
beans, rye and lard.
Final wheat prices were to
1 cent under Monday's closing
levels, May 85-, July 79
80.
During the entire session, prices
Tailed to equal Monday's closing
quotations for any commodity on
the board of trade and closing
prices in virtually every; case were
within minor fractions of the
.day's lowest levels.
Wheat prices uncovered new
lows in more than three weeks
and though resting orders helped
to check the, decline at times,
commission houses were aggres
sive on the selling side. Favorable
rop reports had a depressing in
fluence. -
Stocks and
Bonds
January 21
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
Crown Zel 14
Curtiss Wr 8
Packard Mat
Pan Am Air
Param Pic ..
JC Penney ..
Penna RR
4
69
14
81
14
41
1
4
68
22
88
65
3 Vanadium
... 13 Warner Pic 3
... 11 West Un 21
. 82 Westingh Elec ..100
... 23 Wool worth 32
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND, Ort., Jan. 21. (AP)
Produce exchange: Butter Extras 31;
standards 30 ; prime firsts 30; firsts
29 He.
Butterlat First Quality, maximum .38
of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland,
32-32 Vie lb.: premium Quality ( maximum
of .35 of 1 per cent acidity), 33-33 He;
valley routes and country points 2e less.
or 31 He; second quality 2e under first,
or 30H-31e.
Efrrs Portland Produce Exchange
Baying prices: Large extras 19; large
standards 19; medium extras 19; me
dium standards 18; small standards 17.
Cheese Selliac price to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplets 21e lb.; loaf
22e lb. Tripleta to wholesalers 19e lb.;
loaf. 20e lb., f o b. Tillamook.
20 10
. Rails Indus
Wet Change A .1 TJnrb
Tuesday S3. 4 104.9
Prer. Imjr S3. 3 104.9
If oath Ago-J 60.0 105.2
Tear Ago 57.3 102.2
1940-41 High 01.1 105 9
1940 41 Low 48.3 98.9
10
Util
TJneh
101.0
101 a
P9.7
90.4
101.3
90.3
10
Forgn
A .2
39.7
39.5
37.1
51.1
53.5
35.1
STOCK AVERAGES
- 80 15 is eo
- Indue Rails - Util Stoeks
Fet Change D . A .1 Unch D .2
Tuesday 61.0 17.1 85.1 43.5
Prer. Day 61.6 17.0 83.1 43.7
Jdontfc Ago 61.6 15.6 84.5 43.2
Tear Ago 70.6 . 16.7 89. 49.6
3940-41 Hijfh 74.2 - 20.5 40.6 ; 52.2
1940-41 Low 52.3 13.0 30 9 87.0
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 21. (AP)
Country meats Selling price to retailers'.
Country killed hogs, best butcners, 125
140 lbs. 11-llHc; Tealera, fey. 16H-17e;
light thin. ll-14c; heavy, 1113c; lambs,
spring, 16H-17; ewes 6-9c; good cut
ter cows, lie; canner cows, 10c; balls,
12-12 He.
Live pcultry Bnylns; prices s tto. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, 1- lbs., 13c;
fryers uncier 3 lbs., I3e; fryers. 2H to
4 lbs., 13c; roasters Over 4 lbs., 15c;
Leghorn hens ever 8H lbs., 13-18 He;
Leghorn hens nnder 3H lbs. 13e: colored
hens over 5 lbs., 16 16Hc; eolored hens,
4 io 5 lbs., 1 6c Old rooatera &e lb.
Dressed turkeys Buying prices! Hew
crop hens 1818 He; tome 16 He.
Dressed turkeys Nominal 1 1 1 a g
prices: Bens 18H-19c; to mi 17-18c.
Onion Oregon Denver. 1.10-1.25;
Takimas, 1.00; Idaho large 8pani,h,
1.20-1.23 sack.
Potatoes Deschutes. No. 1. 1.00-1.10:
Takiau, 1.00-1.05 tvt; Klamath 1.15
1 20 cental. -
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal
fa No 1, 14.25. tea; oat-vetch 10.00 ton:
clover 10.00 ton; Timothy, eaitera Ore
gon 17.00 ton; valley Timothy 14.00-
10.00 . ton, Portland.
Wool 1940 eastern Oregon ranee 80-
83e; crossbred, 8 4-35et Willamette valley
WHEN 1TJE SfiX A USED CAR IS
1S'3 Chevrolet Spcl. Spl. Sedan $795
. Maroon finish. Kan only 13,477 mile. Heater and
trpeciAl. deluxe equipment. Five new tires.
1937 ChcvTcIcl DeLuxe Spl. Scd. 3475
" This car has be thoroughly reconditioned. JTew
dark bine finish., s.
1C13 CLovrclcI i Town Sedan 0695
. . Beautiful green finish. Ran only 13,407 miles.
$55
$55
$275
EZcIIay. Chovrblc! Co.
333 Center r' Open Eyenin ? i Phone 3188
1930 Dnrant
Sedan
1935 Terraplane '-?'C9QC
4-Dr, with trunk. tfLCO
1931 OldsmobUe
Sedan
1936 Plymouth
Town Sedan
12 months, 8 4-8 5a.
Domestie floor Selling price, city do
livery, 1 to 23 bhl. lots: Family paten ta,
49s, 6.00-6 80: bakers' hard wheat net
4.60-5.80; bakers' bluestem 5.20-5.50;
blended bard wheat flour 5:80-6.60; soft
wheat 4.70-4.75; graham 49a. 4.90; whole
wheat, 49s, 4.45 bbl. ;
Mohlalr 1940, 12 months f Oo lb.
Cascara 1940 peel So lb.
Hops Oregon 1940, seedless, 80s lb.;
seed, 22 25o lb.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 21 (AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
May 76 76 76 76
Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white,
25.75.
Baney No. 2-45 lb. BW 24 75.
Corn No. 2 ET shipments 29.25.
No. 1 flax 1.78;
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 76;
western white 75; white Club 76; west
ern red 76.
Hard red winter ordinary 75 H ; 11
per cent 78H; 13 per cent 81H; 13 per
cent 83 H; 14 per cent 86.
Hard white-Baart 12 per cent 82 H;
13 per cent 84H; 14 per cent 86H.
Today's ear receipts: Wheat 10; bar
ley 0; flour 5; corn 5; oats 0; hay 0;
millfeed 2.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 81. (AP)
(ibua) Hogs: Salable 100, total 700;
market open.
Barrows and gilts, good-
choice 140-160 lbs I 8.00
8.50 (
8.75(
8.50
8.25
8.10
8.00 (
8.60
9.00
9.00
BOO
8.7S
8.60
8.50
8.50 9.00
7.506d 9.25
7.50 9.00
6.25 g 7.50
7.25 7.85
6.3 5 a 7.25
do gd eh, 160 180 lb.
do gd-eh, 180-200 lbs..
do gd-eh, 200-220 lbs
do gd-eh, 220-240 lbs
do gd eh, 240-270 lbs
do gd-eh. 370-800 lbs...
Feeder pigs, gd-eh, 70-120-
Cattle: Salable 150, total 170; calves,
salable 25. total SO: market steady. -
Steers, gocd, 900-1100 lbs.$10.253 11.60
do medium, 750-1100 lbs 8.75 tfj 10.25
ueners, good, T5O-B00 lbs.
do med, 500-vOO '
do common. 500-900 lbs
Cowa, good, al wts
do medium, all , . , ,
do eut-com, all wts
do eanner, all wts
Bulls (yearlings excluded)
beef, good, all wts
do sausage, good, all wts
do medium, all wts.
do ent-com, nil wts.
Vealora. gd-eh, all '
de eora mfd, all t. , , ,
do mIL all wti
Rbeep: Salable 150, total
early sales. , .
Lambs, geod and choice 8 9.2 SO 9.85
do medium and good 8 50 if? 9.00
do common , ... 7.5009 8.25
Ewes, good-choice 5.00ft? 5.50
do common -medium . 8.60 5.00
5.25 6.25
4.25 5.35
T.5ffl T.T5
T.00 7.75
6.50 7.25
5.25 6.50
10.506? 11.50
7.50(310.50
5.00 7.50
960; no
Wool in Boston
BOSTON, 'Jan. 21 (AP) (T7SDA)
Tin Delaine bright fleece wool waa re
ceiving n little interest in Boston to
day. Business waa reported to have been
transacted, nt a price within tho ran go
of 43 to 44 cents, in tho grease, few mills,
however, were interested In these wools.
Booth American wools of fine and half
blood grade wore ejoito active at fins
prices. :. i . , .
Postmaster Takes J " If
Carrier Route
- ' l i ,' V. ' t:
TURNER W. JL Rankin, Tur
ner postmaster for oyer f 1y years
Monday morning resigned the
postmastership and : was trans
ferred ta rural mall carrier on
the routes. M. O. Pearson recently
reUred following 33 years, serrlce
on the routes, and Rankin suc
ceeds him. -m ? ' .. , . ; .
. Helen Peets, assistant to for
mer Postmaster Rankin, has been
appointed acting postmaster and
assumed her duties Monday. "She
has selected Thelma Norrls for
Rlarl Stationary
I For 9th Session
Indnstrial Stocks Recede
Following Early Rally-,
Lose at dose '
i
-! NEW YORK, Jan. ll-upy-in.
dustrlal stocks backed down In to
day's market after trailing with
rails on an early rally and gains
of fractions to more than a point
for the majority were conrerted
into losses of as much at the close.
; i I.t was the ninth successive ses
sion in which the list, as a whole,
bad been unable to adrance. This
lengthy stalemate apparently led
to some buying in the morning on
the theory a technical upturn was
in the offing.
i Failure of the forenoon swing to
follow through, howerer, discour
aged those with bullish Inclina
tions. Steels mored up for a
while but eventually slipped with
the ' others although reducing
losses at the last. Motors were
relatively weak. Most carriers
managed, to finish with portions
of their initial improvement.
The Associated Press average
of (0 stocks was off .2 of a point
at 43.5, about where it was in
the latter part of December when
the recovery push got under way.
Dealings picked up to 677,990
shares against 877,280 yesterday,
which was the smallest aggregate
since October 21.
Private offering of 45,000
shares of Woolworth after the
close continued to keep such off-
tne-exenange deals In the lime
light. The stock ended off at
32, which was the price at
which the block was to be sold.
US Steel was off Youngs
town Sheet 4 and Bethlehem un
changed. Prominent losers were
General Motors, Chrysler, Inter
national Harvester, Douglas Air
craft, Kennecott. Westlnghouse
Du Pont, Allied Chemical, Union
Carbide, Texas Corp., Montgomery
Ward and Consolidated Edison.
I Among stocks advancing were
Santa Fe, NY Central. Pennsyl
vania, Southern Pacific, Great
Northern, Union Pacific, US Rub
ber Preferred and Western Union.
Silage Is Discussed
SlEjVERTON HILLS Grass
silage formed the subject of the
talk given by Leonard Hudson,
verton, at the Tuesday nightF
Smith-Hughes director of Silver
ton, at the Tuesday night meet
ing of the former's round-table
miss 3 JOOOfiOOtH' Enjoys Lunch
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Owen D. Young, (insert) Intern Uonally known indnstrialist, is the
owner of the above calf tnat bas Jast become the 8,OOO.OOOth aml
mal to be registered by the Holstein-Frle&iaa association of Ameri
ca, Battleboro, Vt. H. W. Norton, Jr., secretary of the association,
states that this number exceeds th combined total of registered
cattle of all other dairy breeds.
Salem Market Quotations
(Baying Prices)
Tho prices below supplied by local
grocer are indicative of the daily market
prices paid to (Towers by Salem buyers
hot ore not guaranteed by Tho States
man l.
. TSOITASZXS
Brnsael spronts 1.00
Cabbage, lb. .03
Carrota ,
Carrota. bulk, orange boi
Oelery, green
Garlic, lb. -
Lettuce, 4 a
Onions, SO lbs.. ..
Onions, boiling, 10 lbs.
Onions, green
Parsnips, bulk, ornaga box
Potatoes, 100 lbs., Ko. 1
SO lbs.. No. S-
Rutabaras. bulk, orange box
Turnips, ooa.
Tornips, bulk, orange box
.00
.40
S.50
1.10
.15
.40
1.50
1.10
.5
1.00
.40
1.00
GBAIK. BAT AND SEEDS
Wheat. Ko. 1. reeleaned, bn .73
Oata. No. 1 31.00 to 22.00
Feed barley, ton - - 21.00 to 22.00
Clover hay, ton .. . 8.00
Alfalfa bay. ton ia to i.oo
In mash. No. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.80
Dairy feed. 80-lb. bag 1.89
Hen scratch feed
Cracked corn
1.90
2.00
EGGS AND POULTRY
(Baying Pnces of AnOresen's)
Grade A large, dos. .19
Grade A medium, dos .17
Grade B large, dos. . .17
Colored hens , . .13
Colored frys .14
discussion school held at the Sil
verton Hills hall.
Bntterfat, No. 1, 81 He;
No. 2, 29 He; premium.
82Hc.
A grade print 84c; B
grade 83c; quarters 85c.
White Leghorn, hoar
White Leghorn tryi
Old roosters
.08 to
.09
.18
AS
isuying rnces or Marlon Creamery)
Grade A large, dos.
Grade A medium, doa.
Grade B Urge, doa
raueti, do.
Cheeks and nnder grades
Colored hens ,
Colored fryers -Leghorn'
fryern
Leghorn hens
Stags
Old roosters
No. 2 poultry .03 less.
.19
.17
.17
.09
.09
.18
.12
.11
.10
.03
.03
1940
HOPS
(Buying Prices)
.20 to 34
LIVESTOCK
(Baying prices for No. 1 stock, based on
conditions and sales reported np to 4 p.m.)
1940 spring lambs . 8.75 to 9.00
Yearling lambs 5.50 to 0.00
Ewea i 8.00 to 4.00
Hogs, top, 160-200 lbs 8.75
Bows 8.00 to 8.60
Beef eowa . 7.00
Bulls 7.00 to 7.75
Heifers
Dairy Typo Cows
Live veal
Dressed veal, lb. ....
S.50 to 7.00
4.50 to 6.00
10.00
14
Ford Is Winner !
In Gilmore Race
A 1941 Ford Super DeLuxe
sedan swept to m decisive victory
in its price class In this year's
Gilm ore-G ran d - Canyon economy
classic. ; ' . i
i- Not only did the Ford's marks
of 23.05 actual miles per gallon
and 4I.SS7 ton miles. per. gallon
enable it easily to defeat all riv
als forthe Class "B" champion
ship, but also la surpassed the re
cord of more -than half the 24 en
tries in all classes, including many
cars equipped with overdrive, r -
Trailing . far behind the Ford
In its price class, according to of
ficial American Automobile asso
ciataion , contest , figures, ; was a
second volume production r fear,
which could average only 21.71
miles per gallon and 43.517 (ton
miles i per gallon In the long,
gruelling 595-mlle . course. The
third ivoiume production ear In
this price field withdrew from' the
contest, ; after making several
trial runs. ' ' " - I
It was the fourth consecutive
year that Ford has proved victor
over the leading volume produc
tion cars In its price class; f
virtually the entire run. which
was closely supervised from start
to finish by AAA officials, was
completed under adverse weather
conditions.
The subject of laying cages ys.
floor pens has been the center of
a great Ideal of discussion durint
the past few years, and N. L.
Bennionl extension poultryman at
Oregon I Stat colleger has made ;
rather an extensive study of the '
subject,! which he. will present at
the meeting on the 2thL :r
- Broiler production another
subject of interest to poultry rais
ers,' will also be discussed at the
meetingl by t Wilbur Cooney, also :
of the poultry husbandry depart- -:
ment at the college. f j f ;
4
Is Scottish
1 son of I a
I
Poultry
Meeting
Scheduled Friday
Poultrymen of Marlon eountv
are invited to attend a meeting at
the Wood burn city hall on Friday
at 1:30 p.m., to hear a discus
sion on the topic of laying cages
vs. floor pens. The invitation is
extended by Assistant County
Agent W. G. Nibler, who has made
arrangements for the discussion.
See
Us
When
Yon
Heed
Beady
Cash
Qoid Wide Herd!
At tracts Goitiiiierit
. i Li i - r
BRUS3I CREEK Clbld Wlgle,
young Brush Creek farmer, is get
ting considerable notice: on his re-'
eently assembled herd of purebred
Jerseys. : "-r n' --
Heading his herd
Peer of!' Rossmere," a
great dam, .. Scottish I Brunette,
grand cbamplon at the! Portland
Interstate fair of 194$. Scottish
Peer was sired by Imp. Eamares
Dianas Peelr. i i i- i
An outstanding animali in Wi-
gle's herd is Zoe'slStj Mawes
Dinah, who already has claim to
two distinguished d a n r h t e r a.
Oome Sen's Pet, medal of merit
record 769 pounds fat In 305
days; arid Scotty Oxford lAssIeJa
cow wh is near the finish of ; a
gold meal record which will also
be in excess of 700 pounds.
Surprise Compliments j
VTrubltS Aimiveraiyt
l ' . i j ! i
Mt. ANGEL Mr. and: Mrs. Wal
ter Wruble were given j a surprise
party attheir home Snpday night
in compliment to their 31st wed
ding anniversary by j neighbors
and friends. - - j ! i !
The efening was spent in visit
ing and In playing 500. prizes for
which wjent to Joseph; L. Faul
haber aqd Mrs. Mike eis.
Money
Promptly
At Low
Rates
STATE FIIIANCE CO.
344 State Phcine 9281
lie S-216 M-22i
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