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111 CIGOir STATESMAN, Calem. Oregon. Thursday Morning. June 12. 1S41
7heat Prices
Take Drop
Federal Forecast of
, Big Harvest Cause
' Y of Recession
- CHICAGO, June lHtf)-The
rovernment's crop report, fore'
casting a Jtig domestic wheat har
vest this year, chilled speculative
buying sentiment in the grain
market and wheat prices dipped
a cent a bushel at times. '
.The report more than over
shadowed recent t wheat deterior
ation In parts of the southwest
due to excessive rain, soaking
grain at harvest time, causing, it
to lodge, delaying field work and
promoting rust spread. Buying,
some of which was attributed to
mills, appeared in sufficient vol
ume after midsession to lift
prices around the previous dose
at one stage.
Wheat closed ',4-1 cent lower
than Thursday, July $1.01-y4,
September $1.03-1.03. j
The winter wheat crop fore
cast by the government at 697,
692,000 bushels has been exceed
ed only twice previously, in 1931
and 1919. While traders said this
forecast apparently did not re
flect abnormal harvest-time -con-'
ditioris that have developed since
June 1 as a result of rains, it in
dicates there is to be an abund
ance of wheat available if present
forecasts are borne out, . .
Spring wheat conditions in the
domestic northwest and Canada
have been greatly improved by
recent rains and; with carryover
supplies in both the US and Can
ada" of record proportions, grain
men expressed belief any reduc
tlon from theJune 1 -winter wheat
estimate would be of compara
lively little significance. They
pointed out that rarely is the fi
nal harvest much below that
suggested on June 1.
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Closing Quotations
Apple Crop for
Oregon Below
Average
"WASHINGTON. June HHJPi-
The department of agriculture
reported June 1 condition of the
commercial apple crop was above
the 1934-1939 average in the east
ern and central states and equal
to the average in the west, but
was generally below last year on
the same date.
In the western preducing area.
spotted conditions were reported,
except in New Mexico and Utah,
, where good sized crops were ex
pected, and in Washington where
. prospects were reported gener
ally satisfactory.
Oregon production was fore
cast below average ' and below
last season.
Cherry Estimate
Far Below That
Of Last Year
WASHINGTON, June 10-(P
Commercial cherry production of
148,390 tons for 1941, nearly t7
per cent below last year's crop,
was forecast by the agriculture
department v
Leading states, with 1941 esti
mates and the 1940 production
included: Montana, 350 tons and
360; Idaho, 1980 and 2200; Wash
ington, 25,000 and 29,100; Oregon,
17,300 and 21,800.
Stocks and Bonds
June 11
Compiled by The Associated Press
STUCK AVERAGES
30 IS 15 60
L Indu RiS Util Stks
Net rhinn A l l rnt .
Wednesday 58 8 17.0 31.8 41J
l.riA -4 - ! 1 . . . T
- , tm J 4. f
MonUi ago M
ar ago
1M1 Hicli
1941 low .. M S
17.0 318 - 41 a
11.1 an 7 too
57 1 14 4 32 5 ,- 40S
63 17 9 35.5 45 0
13.4 - 30 J 39.1
BOND AVERAGES
20
Rails
Net Chang A. 1
Wedrsday 84.7
Previous day " 64.6
Month ago 65.8
"Vear ago 50.3
1941 hih . 66.9
1941 low 60S
10 10 10
Indus Util Frcn
A. 1 A. 1 A. 1
1U4.8 101.1
104.7 101.0
104 6 101 J
92.0
999
105.3 101.5
104 J 99.0
.44.7
44.5
44.2
33 8
43a
38.0
NEW YORK, June HH-Today' closing quotations:-
Air Reduction... 4 1 Douglas Aircraft 70 ? Penn tR 23 14
Du Pont De N 151 Phelps Dodge 30
Eastman Kodak-WOVi Phillips Petrol 43 Va
Electric P te L 1 Proct & Gamble 52
Alaska Juneau 4
Al Chem & Dye-153
Allis Chalmers 29
American Can 80 General Electric 31 Public Serv NJ 21
29 General Foods 36 Pullman . ,,, , 27
8 General Motors 39 Radio ' , 3
13 Rayonier 13
17 ReDublie Steel 19 Vt
Am Tel & Tel 160 Great Northern 25 Richfield Oil 8
Am Tobacco B 66 Greyhound . 11 Safeway Stores- 40
Am Water Wks.. 4 Illinois Central- 7 Sears Roebuck 71
5 Insp Copper 11 Shell Union 14
27 Internatl Harv 52 Socony Vacuum.. 9
Am Car & Fdy
Am Rad Std Stn
Am Rolling Mills 14 Goodrich
Am Smelt & Ref 41 Goodyear
Am Zinc L & S
Anaconda ,
Armour 111
Atchison
Aviation Corp
4 Internatl NickeL. 26 Sou Calif Edison 23
27 Int Pap & P Pf d 72 Southern Pacific 11
3V Interna- T & T- 2 Sperry Corp 35
Baldwin Loco 14 Johns Marrville.
Bendix Aviation 35 Kennecott
Bethlehem Steel 74 Libbey-O-Ford
Boeing Airplane.. 16 Lockheed
Borden 19 Loew's .
Borg Warner 17 Monty Ward-
California Pack 18 Nash Kelvinator
Calumet Hec
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific 3
Cat Tractor
Celanese
Chesapeake & O
Chrysler
Col Gas Elect.
Commercial Solv
59 Standard Brands 5
37 Stand Oil Calif.. 21
28 Standard Oil Ind 30
24 Standard Oil NJ 38
30 Stone Webster 6
36 Studebaker 5
4 Texas Con) 39
6 National Biscuit- 16 Trans-America - 4
12 Natl Distillers 20 Union Carbide 71
National Lead. 16 Union Oil Calif- 14
46 NY Central 12 Union Pacific 81
23 No American Av 14 United Airlines J 11
37 No American Co 13 United Aircraft. 39
59 Northern Pacific 6 United Drug:- 3
Ohio Oil. BY United Fruit 64
Otis SteeL.. 7 US Rubber 22
8 US Rubber Pfd- 94
23 US Steel : 56
Pac Tel & Tel 120 Vanadium . 25 V
continental can.. 33 Packard . 2 Warner Pictures 3
Corn Products 46 Pan Am Airways 11 Western Union 23
Crown Zellerbch 12 Paramount Pict- 10 Westingh Elec. . 96
Curtiss Wright 8 J C Penney 80 Wool worth 28
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Stoclis Climb
Continues v
Minor Gains Scatter
V Through Lists;
Dealings Drop
NEW YORK. June lWFV-The
stock market extended- the rising
movement which bettan June
shoving stubbornly higher
through repeated selling resist
ance. ' . -:
The . gains rarely rah above
minor fractions but were scatter
ed throughout the lists, seeming
ly careless of specific groupings.
The Associated Press average
of 60 -selected stocks went im .1
of a point at 41.5. Transactions
totaled 536,360 shares compared
with 825,780 Tuesday, when the
average jumped .6 of a point,
Early operations bade fair to
carry on with the tempo of Tues
day's upturn but the lift quickly
faded under pressure of scattered
sell-offs. For an hour or so prices
generally were off but long be
fore the close tersistent small
buying waves shoved the market
ahead again, ;
Ahead It the last were Bethle
hem, Republic Chrysler. Cater
pillar. North American Aviation.
Western Union,-American Smelt
ing, Dow . Chemical, Du Pont,
Owens-Illinois, American . Car it
Foundry. Texas Corn- and Loft
which set a new 1941 high. .
Quotations at Portland
Produce Exchange
PORTLAND, Ore., June 11 (API
Butter prints. A gride, 39C in parch
ment wrappers; 40c In cartons; B
grade 38c in parenment wrappers
39c in cartons.
Butterlal First quality, maximum-
s of 1 oer cent additr. delivered Port
land. 37',i-38c lb.; premium quality
(maximum ot J&S of 1 per cent acidity).
38k-39c lb.; valley routes and country
points 2c less, or 96c; second quality
3 cents, unaer nra. or a'i-ooc to. -
Eggs Buying - prices to producers!
A large Sic; B large Z$c; medium A.
I3c: medium B 22c Resale to retailers
4e higher for cases, cartons Se bivber.
- Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplets 23o lb4
loai 24e lb. TriDlets - to wholesalers
ale lb4 loaf. 22c lb., to.b. TUUmook.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 11 (API
(USDA) Hogs: Salable 900. total 600.
narrows ana nils-- . .
Sd-ch. 140-160 lbs. $ IM0 8.75
dO Sd-Ch.. 160-180 lbs. 9.50110.10
do fd-ch, 180-200 lbs. 10.00010.15
do fd-cn. zoo-zzo ids. t.esoio.13
do gd-cn. 220-240 lbs. 9.409 SSS
do gd-ch. 240-270 lbs. 9 60
do Kd-ch. 270-300 lbs. . S.150 9 JO
Feeder pigs, ga-cn. 7v-izu. lo.uuoii jo
Cattle: Salable and total ISO. calves
salable 50. total 63.
Steers, good. 900-1100- Ibs10.00 10.75
ao mea. -jso-iioo its 9.00910.00
do common. 750-1100 lbs. 7.509 M
Heifers, good. 750-900 Ibs
do med. ooo-soo lbs.
do com. sOO-eoe
Cows, good, all wts
do medium, all wts
do cut-corn, all wta.
do canner, all wts
Bulls (yearlings excluded)
oeez. gooa. au wts.
9.25010.23
8.000 95
1.00 8.00
7.739 8.50
6.75 7.73
5.759 6.73
5.00 a 5.75
Smaller Pear
Crop Foreseen
WASHINGTON. June KWjPV-
The department of agriculture
forecast a 1941 pear crop of 30,
261.000 bushels. It was 31.622.000
last year.
On the basis of June 1 condi
tion reports, the department said
the three Pacific coast states,
which produce about two-thirds
of the total crop, were expected
to produce 13,476,000 bushels of
Bartlets compared with 13,407,
000 last year, and 5.473.000 bu
shels of fall and winter varieties
compared with 6.555.000 last
year.
S.73f 9.35
ao sausage, go. au wts . 8.909 9.23
do sausage, med. all wta 7.300 8.50
- do cut-corn, all wts 6.259 IM
Vealers, gd-ch, all wts ,,.' 10.50012.00
do com-med. all wts 7.00910.50
do cull, all wts S.006S IM
Sheep: Salable and total 200.
Ewes, good-choice -
do com-med
Lambs, shorn, med-;
do common
Spring lambs, gd-ch.
de mad-good
do common
3.009 S-S5
1J09 3X0
6.759 123
SS09 6.50
9-509 9.79
8.739 9i3
1.00 S 6 J0
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore!, June 11 (AP
Country meats Selling price to retail
ers: Country killed hogs, best butchers,
126 to 140 lbs.. 13-13ic; vealers. fancy,
16-16',ic; light-thin 13-lSc; heavy 12
15c; lambs, yearlings 12-lSc; 1941 spring
lambs, lSc; ewes, S-8c; good cut
ter cows, 13-13c; canner cows, 11-Uc;
bull-. 14W5c
Uve poultry Buying prices: Ne. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, lli-S lbs.. 16c;
fryers, 2',i to 4 lbs., 17c; roasters, over
4 lbs. 18c; colored hens M-20c; Leg
horns under 3 ',4 lbs. 17-17,ic; over sTs
lbs 17ic Old roosters Sc lb.
Dressed turkeys N o m i A a 1 selling
S rices: Hens, 21-22C Buying prices:
ens 19-206 lb.
Onions Oregon Danvers. regulars.
3.00; 3-inch and larger, 3.23. 30 lb.
bag. New CaliX. wax. 2.50 per 50-lb.
bag; red. IM.
Peas Oregon, no. 1, 8-7C lb.
Potatoes-Old Deschutes No. 1.1J3-2:
selected Deschutes brand 1.80-2; Yaki
ma, 1X0-1.05 cwt.; Klamath 1X3-2.00
cenuu; seiectea Klamath 2.00; new
Calif, long white No. 1. 2.40-2.50 cental,
B's. 12S per SO-Ib. bag.
Hay Selling nriee on tracks: Alfalfa
No. 1. 14.73; timothy, eastern Ore, 17.00
ton: valley timothy, 14.00; oat-vetch.
10X0 ton; clover. 10X0 ton; timothy,
eastern uregon, ton; valley umo-
at a A AA a a a. m . a w
my, ilwuwi ton, i-oruana. -Mohair
1941. 12-month. 45e fh
Hides Calves, 17-17',ic; green beef
s-o'xc; aap ij-UMC ID 4 bulls 30 lb.
- Wool 1941 contracts, Oregon ranch
nominav u-so id.; 1940 eastern Ore
gon range. 30-32c: crossbred, 34-S5e
wiuunent vauey u-montb, 34-38C lb.
Domestic flour Selling price, city
deUvery, 1 to 25 bbL lots; family pat
ents. 49s. 120-7M: 88s. 7XO-7SO: bakera
hard wheat net .50-6 :35; blended wheat
s.(v-e-K; granam, Stts. 8t5; whole
wJeet.SSs. 5-90 bbL; soft wheat. 99a,
VIUe-UEIIl .U3-.3.
Hops Oregon 1940, 22x-24e lb.: seed'
less. 34c: contract. 1941. 25-2So lb.
Sugar Refinery basis: Cane. S3 .10;
beet $5 per 100 lbs, f.o.b. refinery.
Portland prices to retailers: Cane 5.55;
beet S3.45 per 100 lbs.
Cascara bark 1940 neeL Sc lb.; 1941.
K ID.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. June 11 (API Fu
tures: - .
Onen Hien Low Close
September 91 91 91 91
Cash grain: Oats. No. 2. 38-lb. white.
Z7 jo; barley no. z. 4-ib. B.w., 26.73:
corn No. 2, E.Y. shipments, 32.00; No.
cash wheat (Bid): son white 89'4:
soft white excluding Rex, 91; white
club, ii'i: western red. i',i.
Hard red winter: Ordinary. 91'i: 11
per cent si.: nara red winter: oral
nary. 91", i; 11 per cent 93' i; 12 per cent.
95'i; 13 per cent 94',i: 14 per cent.
l.ou'i. tiara wnite-jsaart: u per cent,
1.14; 13 per cent. LIS; 14 per cent.
Ui. - .
Today's car receipts: wheat : bar
ley. 9; flour, 9; corn, t; oats. 6; hay.
v; muiieea a.
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. June 11 (API (US Dent.
abti Business was mostly very
quiet en the Boston wool market A
few scattered sales of .small volume
were closed at steady prices. Comb
ing three-eighths and quarter-blood
bright fleece wools brousht 46-47
cents, in the grease. Combing half
blood bright fleece wool was sold at
prices in the range, 43-45 cents, in the
grease. A choice line ef fine terri
tory wools running bulk staple comb
ing length was sold in original bags
at 61.05, scoured basis. Short to good
Trench combing orisinal bag fine ter
ritory wools quoted at $1.00 to $1.03,
scoured basis, received little Interest
Dayton Group Meets
DAYTON Fifteen members
of the Dayton Christian Mission
ary society attended the June
meeting beld Thursday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wright
Stable Fee
1
Due July
Oregon sales stable license fee,
added to the livestock dealer law
via the amendment route at the
last legislature, will be due be
fore July 1, the state department
of agriculture points out
; This new license is designed for
further protection of the livestock
Industry, both from a health and
sanitation standpoint and from a
theft prevention angle. The . li
cense fee is a flat 3, and collec
tlon Is through the department's
animal division." . ,:-;- .Y
Under this law, a sales stable
means any vehicle, building, place
or premise upon which the busi
ness of selling cattle, horses,
mules, hogs or sheep is conducted.
Only exemptions from the li
cense requirement are bona fide
farmer or rancher or holder of
a class A meat . dealer's license;
occasional 4H . club sales;" bona
fide cattle or woolgrowers asso
ciations or 'markets which have
a full time federal veterinarian
stationed there in to supervise in
spection and sanitation.
Prize Money for
Swine, Sheep
Increased r
Three more national 'breed as
sociations have offered special
prizes, totaling $285 extra - cash
for sheep and swine breeders
wlnningr at the 80th Orearon state
fair at Salem September 1-7. All
are In addition to regular pre
mium money. .
The Hampshire Swine Reeistrv
association has offered $50, di
vided $30 to grand champion bar
row over all -breeds vif it ii i
Hampshire with registered sire
and dam; and $20 for the grand
champion pen of barrows under
like conditions.
The largest single breed special
money of all the long list offered
for the 1941 fair is the $225 put
up by the American Hamnshire
Sheep association. It will pay $75
for the best pen of three ram
lambs, $37.50 each for best pen
of three ewe lambs and get of
sire; and $75 .for five shorn ram
lambs. The latter is something
entirely new In fair competition.
The National Suffolk Sheep as
sociation will add $20 to prize
money, for the best pen of three
Suffolk ram lambs.
Marion Leads
JUi btallions
Some indication. of hn- fh
draft horse has declined In recent
years is evident in the fact that
Oregon had but 107 stallion, ro
istered on the books of the state
ucjiuukui ui agriculture n'mal
division on June 1. Y
Eighty-nine of these arm mrr.
breds, of which 64 are draft
horses and 25 light breeds. Fif-,
ffin ttwuA. -4t1i:. a a
au; Buuiiuui uia ram iflrri.
re miso registered.
The r 38 Percherons lead
breeds In draft horses and Palo-
minoes, with eight, top the light
horses. " . - ..
Marion county, with IS him
more stallions registered than nv
other county. Next is Wallowa
with 10. Lane.countv hoi nin.
Linn, eight; Clackamas, seven!
vwer counties nave from one to
six. The two lacks fir In T lnii
and Malheur counties, y
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Consolid Aircraft 32 Vs Pac Am Fish..
Consolid Edison.. 18 M Pac Gas & Elec
Consolidated Oil 5Ts
Salem Market Quotations
(Bnyiaa Prices)
The prices below stiDDlled by a lo
cal grocer are Indicative ot the daily
market orlces Da id to crowers by sa
lem buyers but are not cuaranteed by
i ne ft talesman X
VEGETABLES
Beets, bunco, doz. .40
Cabbage., lb. .03
Carrots " .35
Cauliflower, crate 1.25
Celery, green ' 3.00
Lettuce. Ss 1 JO
Onions, 50 lbs. 3.00
Onions, green ' 20
Potatoes. 100 lbs. No. 1 1.63
SO lbs. No. a M
Turnips, bunch, doz. - .40
Radishes, doz. , JO
Raspberries J. 00
Spinach, box .75
Strawberries, crate 1.60
String beans Jl
GRAIN. HAT AND SEEUS
Oats. No. 1 24 00
Feed barley. ton
Clover hay, ton
Aixaiia bay, ton
21.00 to. 24,00
S 00
Dairy feed. 80-lb. bag
Hen scratch feed
Cracked corn
12.00 to 14.00
1.33
ISO
2.00
EGGS AND POULTRY
(Baylor Prices ef Aadresea'si
Extra large white 3
Extra large brown XX
Medium white ' ti
Medium brown .20
Standard .20
PuUeU Jl
Colored hens ---- J6
Colored frys J7
Whit Leghorn J3
uid roosters as
(Buy las Prices ef Marloa crtunim
Large A .23
Medium A 21
Large B ti
Medium B Jt
Checks and under gTades J7
Colored hens j
Colored fryers js
Leghorn fryers ' .14
Leghorn hens, over 3Vi lbs J3
Leehorn hens, under 3U lba l.i
Old roosters " .03
No S poultry .03 less.
BOPS
(Baying Prices)
seeded
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Botterfst, No. 1, 37c; Ne.
t, 35c; premium Zty3c
A grade print 39e; B
trade 38'c; quarter 40c.
1940
1941
Seed
2 seeds
3 seeds
Over 3 seeds
,J3 to 3
3A
as
(With not more than S leaves, steins)
UVLSiUtH
(Buying prices for No. 1 stock, bssed
on conditions and sales reported up to
p.m.
1941 spring lambs 8.7S to S 00
Ewes ,, , ..- S3.00 to 3.23
MOgS, top, 100-220 IDS. S.73
Sows 3.00
VeaL top ,. 10.50
Dairy type cows
Beef cows
Bulls
Hellers
Dressed veal
WOOL, AND MOHAi
Wool
Lambs .
Mohair
8.00 to 7.00
70 to 7.75
7.79 to 8.25
7:00 to 8.00
,, J4
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Fox Show Plans
Considered by
Directors
Consideration of their annual
summer schools for fox and mink
breeders and plans for the live
fox show to be held in Gresham
this fall, will receive the atten
tion of directors of the Oregon
Fox and Mink association, who
are to meet Saturday morning at
me saiem chamber of commerce
rooms, according to C. W. Stacy,
Salem.
Members of the Salem fox and
mink units have been invited to
attend a picnic Sunday at the
A. J. Bier farm near Veneta.
Hosts will be. the Eugene unit of
the association.
School Janitor Named
AUMSVniX-At a meeting of
the school board here
night, J. E, Mountain, Coburg,
was eieciea janitor. He will be
gin work June 20. "
If "gasolineless Sundays" come, this scene may be commonplace In
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