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Tb OILEGOn STAT-SMAIL Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning, February 7. 1S41
Stock Leaders
Fail at Close
Minus Signs Plentiful as
Pivotal Issues Finish
on Down Drift '.
' NEW YORK. Feb. C-iffHStoek
market fayorltes still were In a
mild. raJlylox mood, .today . bat
many leaders failed to maintain
the forward stride of Wednes
day.- ; "
Actlre Issues mored op and
down by fractions throughout the
session. There were a few wider
adranees at the close on small
turnorers. Tbe majority of plrot-
al stocks finished well under the
best and minus sl$ns were plenti
ful.
The Associated Press arerage
of 60 stocks was ahead .3 of a
point at 41.4. of 684 Individual
Issues traded, 340 were up, 1S4
down and 190 unchanged. Deal
lngs were relatirely slack through
out. Transfers amounted to 422,'
830 shares compared with 492,'
860 the day before.
Analysts were none too well
pleased at the evident reluctance
of the list to show more rigor on
the extension of the upswing
which had been attributed mainly
to technical factors lnrolved In
the lengthy retreat.
General Motors, after the close,
made public Its preliminary earn
ings statement for 1940 showing
14.32 a common share against
14.04 in 1939. Heavy provisions
for mounting taxes cut sharply
Into per-share net for the cor
poration. Actually earnings topped
last year by $92,500,000 but taxes
took $80,300,000 from the in
crease. - The stock on the day
was up at 43. Chrysler was
unchanged at 65.
Allied Chemical and J. I. Case
were up 2 each. Lesser improve
ment was recorded for US Steel,
Toungstown Sheet, Sears Roe
buck, American Telephone, Ana
conda, Kennecott, Paramount,
Loft, NT Shipbuilding, General
Electric and, Consolidated Cigar.
Visits in Idaho
. POX VALLEY W. B. Wooden
went to Council, Ida., last week
on a business trip. He left here
Sunday and returned home last
Saturday. He visited Laurence
Trask and family while at Coun
cil. Wooden owns the Lawrence
Trask farm in Fox Valley.
Stocks and
Bonds
February 8
Bora ivtsioss
Compiled by Tbs Associated Press
20 10
Bail Indus
?et Chang A .2 tJnch
horsday 62.8 104.8
Prerioua day. 62.4 104.7
Ifonta ro C3.4 105.2
Year ago 58.1 102.2
1041 high 64.2 105.3
1941 low 61.1 104.6
10
Util
Uneh
100.1
100.1
101.1
6.3
101.3
99.8
STOCK AVERAGES
IS
Util
A .3
34.5
34.3
S5.S
39.4
85.5
84.0
80 15
Indus Rails
Vet change A .4 J .1
Thursday .. 59.4 16.9
Previous day- 59.0 17.0
Month ago 63.8 17.6
Tsar ago 71.8 19.4
1941 high 63.9 17.7
1941 low 68.8 16.1
10
Forgo
A .1
41.4
- 41.8
39.9
51.2
41.4
38.0
60
8taeks
A- .2
42.4
42.2
44.9
50.4
45.0
41.6
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Salem Market Quotations
(Baying Prices)
Tbs prleos bslow snpplisd by a
gToesr ars indicative of tho daily market
Sricsi paid to growers ty Be ism eoysrs
at ars not guaranteed y Tat Stats
mam
VEOBTABUSe
Brnssel sTroats ..
Cabbage, lb , .
Carrots
Carrots, bnlk, orange box
Celery, green
Garlic lb.
Lettuce, 4's
Mustard greens, bunch
Unions. 50 lbs..
Onions, boiling, 10 lbs.-
Unions, green
Parsnips, balk, orasgo box
Potatoes, 100 lbs.. No. 1
so lbs., AO. i
1.00
.08
.45
1.85
8.50
.40
2.76
.40
1.10
as
.40
1.50
1.20
.40
1.23
1.00
1.00
OSAIR. HAT AND SEEDS
Wheat, Ko. 1. rec leaned, bo .78
Oats, No. 1 - 21.00 to 22.00
Feed barley, ton 21.00 to 22.00
Clover bay. ton 9.00
Alfalfa by, ton 12 to 14.00
Egg mash. No. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.80
Dairy feed, 80-lb. bag 1.85
Hen scratch feed 1.90
Cracked corn 2.00
EGOS AND FOUXTBY
(Buying Prices of Anoiesen's)
Grade A large, dos
Grade A medium, dox.
Grade B large, doe. ,
Colored hens
Colored fry i
Hot boots rhnbarb, box
Rutabagas, balk, orange box
Turnips, bulk, orange box
White Leghorn, heavy
.08 U-
.13
.18
.18
.18
.15
.09
Butterfat, No. 1, Slftcs
No. 2, 20 J, ; premium, 82 H.
A grade print 84 He; B
ITad- 83 H quarters 8-5 He.
Whit Leghorn lrys
Uia roosters
.18
.06
(Baying Prices of Marlon Crsamsry)
Grade A large, doi-
Grade A medium, dos
Grade B large, dos.
ruiiets, dos.
Checks and under grades
Colored hens
Colored fryers .
Leghorn fryers ,
Leghorn hens ,
Btsgs
.15
.18
.18
.09
.10
18
.12
.11
.10
.03
jOi
Old roosters
No. 2 poultry .05 less.
HOPS
(Buying Prleos)
1940 .20 to J4
LIVESTOCK
(Baying prices for No. 1 stock, based on
conditions and sales reported up to 4 p.m.)
1940 spring lambs
xearung lambs -, ,
Ewes
Hogs, top, 160-220 lbs
Sows Beet cows .
Bulls
Heifers
Dairy Typo Cows
LilTO TCSl
9.50
6.00 to 7.00
8.00 to 5.00
8.85
6.00 to 6.25
7.00
7.50
7.00
Dressed Teal, lb.
6.76 to
6.50 to
4.50 to 6.00
. , , 10.50
.15
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 8. (AP)
Produce exchange: Butter Extras 81 He;
standards 30c; prime firsts SO He; firsts
Sle.
Butterfat First quality, maximum .86
of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland,
2-82 He lb.; premium quality (maximum
of J5 ef 1 per eent -acidity ). 83-38 He:
alley routes and country points 2e joss.
or 80 H c ; second quality 2e under first,
or 30-30 He.
Ecca Portland Produce Exenanre
Buying prices: Largo extras 16e; largo
stanaaids iac: medium extras 14c: me-
aiuna standards isc
Cheene Selling price to Portland re-
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Answer to yesterday's puxxlr
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toilers: Tillamook triplets tls lb.j loaf
nt id. Triplets to wholesalers 18s Id.;
ou, it us in i.o.d. x iuamoos.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8. (AP)
Country meats Belling price to retailers:
Countr killed hogs, best butchers, 125-
140 lbs. U-llHe: realers. fcr. 16V4-17e:
light-thin, 1214c; hearr, ll-13e; lambs,
old crop 15-loe; ewes 8-10; good cut
ter cows, lie; canner sows, 10-llc; bulls.
Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1
1 T V V 1 1 a IV. I . . - -
av it vniuent n i BJ A0v;
fryers under 8 lbs., 18e; fryers, 3H to
4 ids., xae; roasters orer 4 lbs- 15e;
-egnora nens over bh lbs., ise; lite-
horn bns under 8 lbs- 10c; colored
nens orer ft lbs., loe. UJd roosters o lb.
Dressed turkeys Buying prices: New
crop aens 10c: toms 18c.
Dressed . turkeys Nominal sealing
prices: Hens 2le; toms lV-ZOc
Onions Oregon Danrers, 1.10-1.25;
Takimaa, 1.15-1.25; Idaho large Spaniah,
l.uu aacK.
Potatoes Deschutes, Ko. 1, 1.10-125;
selected Deschutes brand 1.25-1.35; Tak-
imas, 1.00-1.05 ewt. ; Klamath 1.15-1.25
O. 1 . . - J IS 1 . W , OK , .
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Hay Selling pries to retailers: Alfal
fa Ho. 1. 14.25 ton; oat-retch 10.00 ton:
clorer 10.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Ore
gon 17.00 ton: -alley Timothy 1 14.00
15.00 ton, Portland-
Wool 1940 eastern Oregon range 80
33e; crr-ssbrad, 84-85e; Willamette alley
12 months, 84-85C
Domestic flour Selling price, city de
lirery, 1 to 25 bbl. lots: Family patents.
49s, 6. 00-6.80; bskers' hard wheat net
4.55-5.65; bakers1 -.bluestem 6.10-S.40;
Blended bard wheat flour 5.20-5.60; soft
wheat 4.60-4.85; graham 49s, 4.90 J whols
wurii vs, m.mif uvi.
Mohair 1940, 12 months 80s lb,
Cascara 1940 peel 8e lb. i
Hops Oregon 1940, seedless, 80 81c
id.; sa, aao id.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 6
(TJSDA) Hogs: Salable 400,
butchers 10-15 higher.
Barrows and gilts, gd-ch
140-160 lbs S 7
gd-ch, 160-180 lbs 8
180-200 lbs..
200-220 lbs-
220-240 lbs.
240-270
270-300
(AP)
total 500;
gd-ch,
gd-ch,
gd-ch.
gd-ch,
gd-ch.
lbs
lbs
Feeder pigs, gd-ch, 70-120
50
.10
500
.500
.85 &
60 Q
60 W
750
$8.00
8.60
8.60
8.60
8.50
8.10
8.00
7.2S
Cattle: Salable and total 76; ealres,
salable and total 25; market steady en
small supply. i
Steers, good, 900-1100 Ibsll0.25 011.25
do medium 750-1100 lbs- 8.15)10.25
do common 750-1100 lbs- 7.50 W S.75
neners, good, 750-V00 lbs- 9.00& 9.25
do medium, 500-900 lbs
do common. 500-uOO lh
Cows, good, all wt
do medium, all wts
so cut-corn, all wts
canner, all wts ..
Bulla (yearlings excluded),
beef, good, all wts
do sausage, gd, all wts
de sausage, rued, all wts-
dm mania r- t-on all
Yealers, gd-ck, all wts
do eom-med, all wts
do cuU, aU wsigkU
Sheen; Salakla so. tnl ska. I.v.t
quotable steady.
-ambs, good and cboiee9 S.8010.00
do medium and good 8.75 (J 9 25
de common - 7.75 8.50
Ewes, good-choice 5.25 8.75
. de eomnsea-saedina 8.764 5.25
7.2 5 ftj
8.25Q
7.25(3
6.000
5.000
4.000
7.75
7.100 7.75
8.850 TJ10
6.250 6.25
10.60(5 11 SO
9.00
7.23
7.75
7.35
8.00
5.00
7.50010.50
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Seller j
Lcnger?
JSHXUI OIHBM FAIL I TJ! our
Chinese remedies. - Amasiag 8UO
CK8S for 8000 year in CHINA.
A matter with what ailment you
are AFFLICTED disorders, si
nusitis, heart, lung. Brer, kidney,
stomach, gaa, eewstipatiom, ulcers, :
diabetia, ierer, skin, ; female cea-
puuuts ; .
Charlie Chan
Chlaeee Herb Co.
Office Honrs . Only
Tees, and Sat- t a.
to 6 p. m. and
Sun. and Wed.. 9 .
te 10:80 a. m.
12a X. Com! 8-4 Salem, Or.
Turkey Growers
i ..' ' af ,
Face Poor Year
Birds in Cold Storage and
Number of Breeders
Depress Outlook o
Mediocre ; market ' possIblUUes
face Orecon turkey ' raisers for
the ; coming fall unless some un-
f orseea asencles lend Impetus to
the Industry. N. L. Bennlon.. ex
tension poultryman for pre son
state college told SS breeders
Thursday at the Salem chamber
of commerce. Numerous birds In
cold storage holdings and the
number of breeders intending to
raise poults indicates a market
price no better than last fall, he
said.
Dr. E. M. Dickinson. coHere
poultry veterinarian, in outlining
the purpose of the Oregon Turkey
Growera ImproYement associa
tion, announced that unless turkey
growers made an organized ef
fort to wipe out turkey pullorum,
Oregon breeders faced the dis
astrous situation Which California
turkey growers encountered a year
or so ago, wnen eastern raisers
refused egg shipments because of
the prevalence of pullorum.
Colored films of the industry
were shown by Bennlon under
auspices of the Marion ' county
agent's office.
Farm Loan Grain
Stored in West
SPOKANE. Feb. -iPV-Tri
Spokane agency of the recon
struction finance corporation re
ported today wheat representing
$33,141,919 In federal farm loans
was stored in the four northwest
states.
The greatest amount was In
Montana, where 19,891,942 bush
els were stored in
elevators and 7,816,368 bushels
on the farms. The Montana loan
total was placed at $19,387,069.
Totals riren for th nthr
states, with warehouse storage
first, farm storage second and
loan total third, were:
W as n ington 10,133,795; 1,
349,939 and $6,508,314; Idaho
5,355,325; 1,760,399 and $3,796,
524; Oregon 5,077,829; 813,
266 and $3,450,012.
POLLYAND HER PALS
Closing Quotations
NEW ; YORK, Peb, -(5)-Today's closing. Quotations: '
Air Reduction 40 U
Alaska Juneau. 4 V
Al Chem k DytulSltt
Allls Chalmers,, 3Vi
American Can ... 874.
Am Car A Tdy. 1794
Am Rad Std Sn t
Am Roll Mills 14 H
Am Smelt 4k Ref 42 .
Am Tel A TeUKST.
Am " Tobacco B-, .72 .
Am Wa Works.,. 6 V4
Am Zlne LAS- (H
Anaconda 25 -
Armour IU , 4
AtchUon , .... S3
Aviation Corp 4h
Baldwin Loco 11
Bendlx ATiaUon 35
Beth Steel 83
Boeing Air 164
Borden , 19
Borge Warner .17
Calif Pack 18
Callahan ZL 1
Calumet Hee
Canada Dry is
Canadian Pacif. SH
CaLi Tractor 47
Celanese , 25
Chesa e Ohio 41
Chrysler . 85
CoL. Gas Elect 4
Coml SolTent 10
Consol Aircrft 26
Consol Edlson 21
Consol Oil 5
Corn Products. 45
Crown Zellarbch 14 .
Curtlss WrighU S
Doug Aircraft 89
Du Pont De N.148
Eastman Kodk129
El Pow Light 8
Gen Elect ' 82
Gen Foods 25
Gen Motors 48
Goodrich 18
Great. Northern., 16
Greyhound 11
IUinols Central. 7
Interna Harrest SI
Int Nickel Can. 25
Int Pa 4k P Pfd 2
Int Tel e Tel 2
Johns ManrlUe. 18
Kennecott 88
I4bbey-0-Ford 26
Lockheed 24
Loew's 82
Montgom Ward 37
Nash KelTinator ' 4
Nat Biscuit 17
Nat Dairy Prod 11
Nat Distillers 21
NY Central . 18
North Am At. 15
N. American Co 15
Northern Pacific C
Ohio Oil -v . 7
Otis Steel 8
Pae Gas 4k Elee 22
Packard : Motor.' 2
Pam Am Alrwya 13
Paramount Pie-, 12
J C Penney 81
Penna RR' 23 .
Phelps Dodge 20
Phillips PetroL.
Proc e Gambia.
Pub Serr NJ
Pullman
Radio
87
4
28
85
4
1
S.
4t-
Republle . E-eeL.
Richfield Oil .
Safeway Stores.,
Sears Roebuck. 73
ShelL Union 11
Socony vacuum - 8
Sou Cal. Edison
Sou Pacific
8perry Corp - ..
Stand Brands
Stand Oil Calif
Stand OH Ind .
Stand Oil NJJ
Stone Webster.
Studebaker
Sunshine Mining
Texas Corp
Tnns-Am erica
Union Carbide.
Union Oil Calif
Union. Pacific, ...
United Airlines
United. Aircraft..
United Corp ,
United Drug
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Rubber PFD
US Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pictures
Grangers' News
MOLALLA Molalla grange No.
310 met Saturday. During the
business session plans were made
for the visitation to be made to
Molalla 810 by Sprlngwater
grange on March 1. A dinner was
served at noon, with twelve whose
birthdays fall in January and
February seated at the birthday
table. The birthday cake was
baked by Esther Heino.
On the program, four adults
took part in a speaking contest,
Harry Schoenborn, Earl Trimble,
Harry Lytle and Mr. Perdue with
Harry Schoenborn and Mr. Per
due tying for friat place. Albert
Eyman gave a 1940 agriculture
report. A reading by Mrs. Albert
Eyman and a geographical quii
by Cal Warrack completed the en
tertainment. ' '
For the next meeting Monday
night, February 17 the Molalla
troop of Boy Scouts will put on
the program.
WOODBURN Woodburn
grange met Saturday and elected
V. V. Hickox master, succeeding
Mrs. Effle Sweaney, newly elected
master who resigned because of 111
health. Hickox was master of the
local grange last year.
Grange member will do some
more remodeling and building on
the hall this week, and plans were
made to hold a chicken dinner
and program Thursday, February
20.
Pruitts Sell Farm
SPRING VALLEY The farm
owned by W. J. Pruitt, route one,
has been sold to E. O. Folsom
of Salem. The Pruitts will move
to their beach home at Ocean
Lake.
WAIITED
LIVE POULTCY
PFAHL'S
SEAFOOD POULTRY MKT.
173 S. Com'! . Phone 0O1O
Potato Survey Is
Housewife's Boon
A potato survey which the state
department of agriculture is now
conducting In .the Portland retail
channels will be the basis for
gathering information which will
be of benefit to growers, shippers,
retailers and consumers, reports
Prank MeKennon, chief of the de
partment's plant division. '
- Am on g factors ' which the sur
rey will seek to determine are
damage and deterioration in tran
sit, types "of containers, damage
in retail stores, consumer prefer
ence as to size and other Items.-
Retail stores were chosen for
the survey because here Is best
reflected the reaction of the house
wife who buys bulk of the pota
toes. Nearly 10.000 cars of po
tatoes are inspected and certi
fied annually now by the federal-
state shipping point service In
Oregon.
How About Puppy
POETLAXS. Ore- Tee.
Futures: i- Open Hira
r - ; 7,
Case, enis : Oata, B.
Bogs? Dr. Lytle
Is It legal to eut off a cow's
tail? And how about plucking live
geese?
These two humane-ancle Quer
ies were directed to Dr. W. H.
Lytle of the animal division of the
state department of agriculture,
wbose answer in each Instance
was "no."
A farmer in one section of
the state was reported to be dork.
ing the tall of his cows, leaving
them about a foot long. Presum
ably the tails were a nuisance
at milking time.
Dr. Lytle pointed out that there
Is a law which makes it illegal
to mutilate animals. A Jail sen
tence or fine up to $100 is the
lexai Ben air-. Tii- i. I
exempts, however, the dehorning JZiY. "f ";
See
Us
When
Yon
Need
Beady
Cash
of cttl ir th dockiar cf horse
i
A At V : mm af Ji V-i ; -. A
- -Iaawu : -us kja -. i8 a w i ja LOCK
men. - . ,
On the premises that, geese
are animals, this name law would
make illegal plueklng ef live
geese.
WheGainjK)stI
In FinalPeriod
j.. V -r.;. ;
. CHICAGO, . Feb.- f-fj-The
wheat . market's recovery of I the
week M extended about m cent
at times today before price galas
faded to the final hour. ' !
Advancing as much as U cent
at one stage to 23 for May de
livery and 77 for July, i wheat
showed net gains from the ' re
cent lowaor more than two cents.
Final quotations, however; were
unchanged to lower comnared
with Testerdar. Mw 8.8-.U.
Julyf7C-. --e-.VI f!
Buying: was attributed larrelr
to mills and dealers .covering
previous I "shot sales but: rhea
mw w run . lumuuiaea j prices
sagged, i Brokers said the buying
wa associated with array flour
purchases, reports of oriental ac
tivity In -the export Hour marke
ana; trade interpretation that
wheat and other agricultural pro
duets may be included under
terms of . the British aid bin. :
Portland Grain
TStt
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SAM; baWr. Ke. S, -lK BW, 84. OO:
(AP)
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11 9r eeat TT: IS nt esst 80:
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Pr cemt SI: IS ver eemt 88: 14 r eeat
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Today's Car Kecelpts: 'Waeat t; Wr
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Money
Promptly
At Low
Bates
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