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The OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. Oregon. Thumday Morning. December 18. 1941
Markets
Financial.
Stock Market
Feels Selling
Leaders Drop Under
Weight; Feeble Rally
At End of Session
NEW YORK, Dec. 17-;P)-The
stock market Wednesday bowed
under the weight of selling which
was partly lor establishment of
tax losses and partly a protective
operation by holders worried over
the war situation.
A wide list of leaders regis
tered declines ranging from frac
tions to 2 or more points. A few
stocks suffered steeper losses and"
many entered new low ground
for the last year or more. A
flexible rally near the close
brought only a negligible come
back from the extreme-lows.
Following their recent trend,
the mail orders, rubbers and mot
ors were heavy throughout. Weak
ness in steels and aircrafts also
left an imprint on market senti
ment. The Associated Press 60-stock
index had a net decline of .6 of a
point at 36.4, lowest level for the
index since Aprfl 7, 1938. Trans
, actions totaled 1,223,500 shares
compared with 1,225,593 Tuesday.
Stocks making new bottoms for
the year or longer included Ameri
can Telephone, which came back
a bit after a 5-point drop; Gen
eral Motors, Chrysler, US Rubber,
Goodyear, Montgomery Ward,
Sears, Roebuck and American Can.
Among other losers were Doug
las Aircraft, Glenn Martin, Ameri
can Airlines, Westinghouse, Du
pont, Union Carbide, Chesapeake
St Ohio, Southern Railway and
Texas Co.
American Sugar improved more
than a point coincident with an
nouncement of a $2 year-end divi
dend.
"Strictly Private"
By Quinn HaU
Rain Threatens
Valuable Crops
Ponded water from heavy
rainfall threatens injury to cer
tain crops in western Oregon at
a time when full production will
be needed to swell the food sup
plies necessary to defense, points
out W. L. Powers, head of the
soils department at Oregon State
college.
He . recommends a few hours'
work with plow and shovel ' to
clear out suriace runs ana re
lease water from ponded spots.
Such drainage will also lessen soil
erosion by keeping the soil in
condition to absorb water, by in
tercepting seepage, and by re
lieving water which frequently
accumulates !n excessive quanti
ties even ui r sod.
ACU DONCT W WV SHOULD I
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flltr cLsSOR. WO CLASS TYtE. S(S I
XV GOUVKX BAWLING OOC. PCK "WE
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Surplus Grain
Offered at
Mart Price
ClSS OR UO CLASS TYiE. SABGk SSrS I
GOTCV&CK OTUMS 6UXX KCK "WE
610(2 OF TOE ARM.. HE SAYS R I DCWT
WET THE BAHIEE HL SE A AVED
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in for- rr
AP PotorM
Quotations at Portland
Produce Exchange
I red, 60c box; California green 12V2-13C
Potatoes White locals. 1.75 cental:
Deschutes Gems, 2.40-2.50 cental; Yak
Salem Market Quotations
The agriculture department has
announced it will sell 17,000,000
bushels of wheat accumulated
from the 1939 and 1940 crop un
der grower loan programs, ac
cording to an Associated Press report.
The grain will be offered at the
market price, but at not less than
15 cents above the 1941 loan value
of the wheat at the point of stor
age.
This price offer will be in ef
fect until December 31. Thereaf
ter, prices will be set at the mid
dle and last day of each month
until the grain has been disposed
of or until the offer is discon
tinued.
The government's selling price
is slightly above parity.
Meanwhile, the house complet
ed congressional action on legis
lation waiving wheat marketing
quota penalties on that part of a
producer's current yield not in
excess of normal production from
allotted acres.
Rep. Wickersham (D - Okla)
said that the legislation would ap
ply, for instance, to the grower
who normally produced 12 bush
els an acre on 100 acres but who
this year planted 00 acres yet
produced an average of only six
bushels an acre. He said it would
apply particularly to the drought
states.
The price below lupplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative ox the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed by
The Statesman:
VEGETABLE!
ADDles. box
Beets, bunch, doz.
Brussels sprouts, flat
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower, crate
Celery, green
Celery hearts doz.
Garlic, id.
Hubbard squash
Onion, 50 lbs.
Onion, green
Potatoes, 100 lbs., no. i new
Potatoes, No. 2. 50 lb. bag
Radishes, doz.
1.25
.40
1.00
1.50
.35
1.25
2.25
1.00
J8
.015
. 2.00
. .45
. 2.50
.70
. .35
GRAIN, HAS AND SEEDS
(Baying rriceij
Oats, No. 1
Feed barley, ton
Clover hay, ton
Alfalfa hay, ton
Ewes
Hogs, top 160-225 lbs.
Sows
Veal, top
Dairy type cows
Beef cow
Bulls
4.00 to 8.00
12.00
8.15
11.50
Heifers
Dressed veal
HOPS
(Buying Prices)
Seeded
1942 contract
Seedless
. 5.00 to 0.00
7.00 to 7.50
7.75 to 855
6.50 to 7.33
.17
WOOL AND MOHA1H
Wool
Lambi
Mohair
.42
.40
t3
.45
Dairy feed. 80-lb. bag
Hen scratch feed
Cracked corn
Wheat
80.00
30.00
. 9.00 to 10.00
14.00 to 16.00
1.75
2.25
2.25
0 to 1.00
BUTTER PRINTS:
(Buying Prices)
A
B
.39
.38
.40
rOuarters
EGG!) AMD fUULlBI
(Buying Prices of Andresen't)
(Subject to Change Without Notice)
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 17-AP)- h No 1 Gems. 2.25 cental; Klamath Bronze TlirkeVS Moved
n.mt. . a riH. .W'.n in narch- rails, .uu.
merit wrappers 39ic in cartons. B Hay-SeUing price on tracks: Alfalfa TJNIONVALE About 2 5 0 0
Ef." Parcnmenl Willamette valley clover, 12.00 ton: tin-
oo.n. ... v. . m)iv eaetom flrpSnn 21 50 ton I :,1 tl. HIT 11
Butterfat irst quarny. maximum --r'u-T- iojn ie-Tk i laiocvi uu uic xyx. ivwawcii
6 of l per cent acidity, delivered t-ort- --. - . Kiw.. farm here are beinff moved to the
Barcelona, jumbo 2ic, large iWte, fancy Donald Maxwell farm near La
land, 38-38',ic lb.; premium quality
(maximum ol .35 ol 1 per cero aciaiiyj.
39-39ic lb., valley route, and country ' ,u g" JumDO fayette.
fA&&WM1 "wf fuM to wholesalers: 1
J cenU under first, or JB-Jbc. Franmiette. iumho. 22c:
fc-rrrTf in-i in nrnniirpni: uiic a- -( i
No. 2 ..
Extra large white ...
Extra large brown
Medium
Standard
Pullets
.40
.39
.36
.34
.34
.31
.31
.18
J.7
J7
J3
JDS
(Buying Prices or Marion Creamery)
(Subiect to Change without woticej
BUTTERFAT
Premium .40
No .1 .39
No. 2 .37
EGGS
Large A
Colored hens
Colored frys i
White Leghorn
Old roosters
Large B ...
Medium A
Medium B
Pullets
Checks
Colored hens
Colored fryers
Leghorn fryers
Leghorn hens
Stags
Old roosters
M
.31
.31
21
.18
.19
.17
.17
.16
J5
.12
JDS
No. 2 poultry X)5 less.
LIVESTOCK
(Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported up to
4 p.m.)
Top lambs 10.50
Poultrymen Told
Lights Necessary
Behind Blackout
Poultrymen faced with the
problerjsN of maintaining high egg
pro di c t i o n through artificial
lights In times of blackouts are
being advised to continue the
lights but to darken the windows,
and then provide ventilation by
other means.
Such a solution is suggested by
N. L. Bennion, extension poultry
man at Oregon State college, who
points out that the irregular use
or sudden discontinuance of light
will reduce egg production just
at a time when it is badly need
ed, or may even cause birds to
moult.
"With the hours and length of
time of blackout so indefinite, the
most practical way to meet the
problem seems to be to continue
the use of lights as in the past
but to black out the windows by
using black building paper or re
movable paint." 1
Shaft ventilators or openings
between the rafters above the
plate, or slight window openings
at the top if the eaves keep out
the light, are suggested as means
of obtaining ventilation.
Turkey breeders are faced with
Grain Market
Futures Drop
CHICAGO, Dec. 17 -W- A
government plan to dispose of
1939-40 wheat acquired through
default of lonas, which in effect
amounts to what traders called
the placing of a ceiling on prices
several cents above current lev
els, was blamed largely for a
sharp drop in futures quotations
Wednesday.
Wheat fell as much as 2
cents a bushel at one stage but
recovered part of this loss later
due to short covering, buying of
mills and some purchasing fol
lowing Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard's statement in opposi
tion to suggestions that restric
tions on 1842 acreage be remov-
a more difficult problem because
artificial lights are frequently
provided without shelter. This
will be impossible if blackouts
continue, although it may be
practical for some breeders to
use available housing facilities
which may be lighted and black
ed out at night, with the turkeys
turned out during the day, says
Bennion.
ed in the war emergency.
Wheat closed IVi-l'i cents
lower than Tuesday, December
$1.23, Maj $1.28-1.26.
The government li prepared
to offer 17l.000.0o bushels of
old wheat acquired under loan
pro crams of previous searons
at not less than 15 cents abore
1941 loan rates, or several cents
above the current market.
While the program indicated
little, government wheat would
be told as long as open mar
ket prices remain below these
levels, the fact that tales might
be made suggested the plan
would serve to check price ad
vances above the government
offering figures, traders said,
they estimated government
stocks were equivalent to three
months' domestic requirements.
Traders said the indicated rrfrn
imum prices for government
wheat would be $1.30 for No. S
grades here and at St Louis; $1.25
for No. 2 hard' at Kansas City
and $1.30 for No. 1 dark northern
spring at Minneapolis. . Cash
wheat was to 1 cent lower
here, with No. 3 red quoted at
$l5Vi and No. 3 hard at$l24V4.
At Kansas City spot prices were
Vi to 3 lower, with No. 2 hard
at $1?1-1.22H. At Minneapolis
No. 1 dark northern was $1.15.
to $1,201.
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344 State
Lie S-21S M-222
Fbone K61
rdlui B30c- BsmTu 24? AA'smaU TofT shell, jumbo" .none: "lr'ge 19c!
cases, cartons 5c higner. . r-,D-;, !,-, m,.'
ruu soiling nnce to portiana re- I - -.
taUers: TiUamooV triplets 28c lb.; loaf SiL2.'nfU- l,C:
9Qf lh Trinipts to wnoiesaiers oc id.; " - -
THE LONE RANGER
Her Ticket oi Admission.
By FRAN STRIKER
loaf 27c lb f.o.b. Tillamook.
Portland Livestock
Wool 1941 clip. Oregon ranch nom
inal 32-33c lb.: crossored. 34-37c lb.
Domestic flour Selling price, city
delivery, 1 to 22 bbl. lots: family pat
tents, 49c, 7.35-7.93; 98c, 7.10-7.70 bbl.;
bakers' hard wheat net. 5.75-6.50:
blended hard wheat 5.85-6:30; soft
wheat 5.50: bluestem 0.00-6.50.
Hops 1941, 40c; 1942 - contracts, 33c.
Cascara bark 1940 peel, luc ID.; ism
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 17 (AP)
(USDA) Hogs: Salable 500, total 1050
Barrows ana guts
Gd.-ch, 140-160 lbs.
do 160-180 lbs
do 180-200 lbs
do 200-220 lbs
do 220-240 lbs.
do 240-270 lbs
j nnn nftA 1W- in 1R 11 QB
i"'r-;i- 1 PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 17 (AP) I
le.rsJ,--- ""- Wheat Open High Low Close
Steer.: chT 10M-1 00 lbs 12ls12.75 May ! -J 1.02 1.02
S? ? : "- " PJii" rSam-'oats Z t si-lb. wi?Ue.
ririh.- 37.00. Barley No. 2 45-lb. BW, 32.50.
"f;; no. i fiax, i.6tt.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white, 96V2:
.... 10.75ail.50
11.25012.00 10c lb.
ll.B5l-.UU
1 1 ea rw
Z il25ii.75 Portland Grain
11.00 11.50
Heifers
Good -.. 9.75 10.50
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do med, 500-900 'bs.
do com, 500-900 lbs
8.50 9.75
7.00
soft white excluding Rex, 97; white
Cows. good, all wts 7.75 8.50
n X club, 98; western red, 97.
Hard red winter: Ordinary, W2; 10
POLLY AND HER PALS
Another Splintered Romance.
By CUFF S TURRIT
Poultrymen Consider
Adequate Feed Supply
About 25 members of the Sa
lem district of the Pacific Co
operative Poultry Producers met
at the chamber of commerce Wed
nesday to discuss plans assuring
an adequate feed supply in anti
cipation of a shortage later on.
The session was called by Mor
ris Christensen, Amity.
Green Brocolli Firm
PORTLAND, Dec. 17-;P)-Green
broccoli was firm at mostly 60-65
cents dozen bunches on the wnole
sale market Wednesday.
Green onions were up to 35
cents dozen for local best. Cab
bage sold around 35-40 cents
sack.
Chinese lettuce was $1 crate
Brussels sprouts were mostly 70-
80 cents box although a few offer
Ings of ordinary stock were less,
- I . oo. . 1 a . my. .n
do medium, all wts 6.75 7.25 " " 1- p
22 !-m'.?," till S-5 Hard' white Baart: Ordinary. 1.06. i:
WW LOIIUl 1 . 011 -.niu I i A , 1 ,0. 14
Bulls ivearllncs -xuudedl iu " "
beei. good, all wts 8.50 9.25 i, r"v . . .
do sausage, good, all wts 8.25 9.00 Today1- car receipts: Wheat 40;
do saus med all wts. 7 .50td 8 25 barley, . I: flour, 2; corn, 1; hay, 4:
do cut-com all wts. 6.25 7.50 rnillleed, 4.
Vealers. ed-ch. all wets. 11.50 13.00
do com-med, ail wts .... 8.00 11.60 -n i . .
do cull, all wts ... 6.50 8.00 VOOl in t$OStOn
Calves, gd-ch. 400 lbs. dn. 10.00 11.50
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-Cui. l.'b?.0wn 5 0 7.00 Ti wol rnarket'
Sheep" Salable 2(Si. total- 1200 ?L J!?
ewes (snorni ga-cn ??" kih at i 17-1 i.i nitri v.a!ic wic
do, com-mea 2.50 4.50 vlXri"rii;
Lambs
do gd-ch
of good French combine leneth with a
rin fnpH.od qsOfaina"? avuurcu oasis, vrraae mree
dO mea-gd .30?qilU.a io.hth li, nnmMna Wnm nnnh
do common 8.25 9.25 k oco5 "Vr " j 1:' J: "
graded one fourth blood wools sold at
92-93 cents, scoured basis.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 17 (AP)
Country meats Selling price to retail
ers: Country killed hogs, best butchers,
129-148. 144-15c; light thin, 12-14c;
vealers, fancy 18-18'2C; heavy, 14-15c;
lambs, 18c: ewes, 5-9c; good cutter
cows, II-IIV2C; canner cows, 10-llc;
bulls. 14.15c.
Dressed turkeys Selling price: Hens
30c ! toms. 25c
23c: hens. 28c. Wednesday 53.2
Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 fevious aay m.u
grade Leghorn broilers, under Hi lbs.. Month ago 57.1
18c; over Hi lbs.. 18c: fryers 2i-4 XJSrK2 5i?
lbs.. 18','jc: roasters, over 4 lbs.. 19c; high 63S
colored hens. 19c; Leghorns, under 3,i 1941 low S3-2
lbs.. 15c: over 3,i lbs- 17c. Old
roosters 8c lb. BOND AVERAGES
Onions Oreeon nominal. 1.50 SO-1 -v
lm. sack: Yakima. 1.25-1.40: Yakima
Stocks and Bonds
December 17
Corr piled by The Associated Press
STOCK AVERAGES
30 15 15 60
Indus Railn Util Stks
D. 6
36.4
37.0
39.8
43.2
45.0
36.4
HEARD FROM 3t I f AS A MATTER. OF PACT, MV OOSH 1 tT 'EM.' I THOUGHT Y J
FREDDIE SINCE ( -Zl" f HE SENT ME A FEW SAMPLES) THEY WUZ SOME NEW KIND OF rf AA'1
MICKEY MOUSE
It Must Be cm Ecrrth quake 1
By WALT DISNEY
s seuing price: Hens v. "i"u idlu
Buying prices: Toms, Net change D 8 D. 3 D 5
13.5
13.8
16.0
15.6
19.0
13.4
25.9
26.4
29.4
34.3
35.5
25.9
A WELLKNOWsl FACT
THAT WOURS AFTER A
PRTON HAST PfiSSZO.
THE SkOUND &TTLL
vibrates:
10 s. 35c: Oregon 40c. - Net change
Feppers Local green S2 orange box; I wwnesoaj -
x-iwiuus ujr ,
IS 10 10
Aails Indtii UU1 Frgn
Closing Quotations
Month ago
Year ago
1H41 nign
1941 low .
D. S A. 1 A. 2
59.2 103.7 99.9
59.7 103.8 99.7
62.1 105.0 102.1
60.6 105.4 100.1
66.5 105.4 102.2
58J 103.5 98.9
D. 1
41.8
41.9
47.4
375
51.41
38.0
Wholesale Market
NEW YORK, Dec. 17-;P)-Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction... 36 Douglas Aircraft 66 Penn R R. 18 I rv f j
Alaska Juneau. .. 1 Du Pont De N....141 Phelps Dodge 28 -!f:!? V " f
Al Chem & Dye .140 Eastman Kodak..l32 PhUlips Petrol 45 PORTLAND, Dec. 17-()-The
Allis Chalmers 26 General Electric. 26 y4 Proct Si Gamble 51 East Side farmers' wholesale mar
American Can.. . 66 General Foods .... 38 Pub Serv NJ Ket displayed lar more produce
Am Car & Fdy.. 29 General Motors 30 Va Pullman 21 Wednesday than was anticipated.
Am Rd & Std stn 3 Goodrich 13 Radio 2y8 A MQwaukie grower sold sur-
Am Roll Mills... 10 Goodyear 12 Republic Steel 16 nrisinelv nnH nnalitv TTfah tvno
Am Smelt & Ref 37 Great Northern.. 20 Richfield Oil 9 celery and Utah and white hearts
Am Tel St Tel ..129i Greyhound 11 Safeway Stores .. 42 for 75 foP forrnr
Am Tobacco B.... 46 Illinois Central.. 5 Sears Roebuck .. 53V4 'c2tTTSS,Sf
Am Wat Works.... 2 Insp Copper 10 Shell Union .. 15 80 Utah hearts and $1 for
Am Zinc L & S 3 Internat Harvest 46 Socony Vacuum 8y4 nearts- '
Anaconda . 25 Internat Nickel.. 23 Sou Cal Edison.. 17 1116 spch market was favor
Armour Illinois.... 3 IntPa & Pip Pfd 55 Sou Pacific .. 10 aWe with local offerings general-
Atchison 24 Inter Tel & Tel 1 Sperry Corp 30 ly 75-90 cents orange box and
Aviation Corp .... 3 Johns Manville.... 55 Stand Brands 4 bingen stock $1-1.10. -
Baldwin Loco .... 13 Kennecott 34 Stand Oil Calif 21 Some bingen lettuce of better
.Bendix Aviation.. 37 Libbey-0-Ford.. 21 Stand Oil Indian 30 than expected aualitv was 11 10-
ocm ijto . ...... io- j-wikjicu iT4 ouuiu ju i.u .... i 25 crate.
iioeing Airpiane.. 10V4 i-owes oy4 atone a weoster 478
nnirdan 10& T cf.'Roll A ) li Chi)kslri. 9 9.
Ar B - . to wiuucucukci o 74 x 1
Borg Warner 19 Montgom Ward- 25 Sunshine Mining 3 Uairymen Slate Meet
Calif Pack 18 Nash Kelvmator 3 Texas Corp 44 The annual meeting of the Ore-
uaiumei xiec 074 11 a 1 oiscuu 10 -r4 iTans-America.
Canada Dry 12 Nat Dairy Prod. 13 Union Carbide 69
' Canadian Pacific 3 Nat Distillers - 23 Union Oil Calif- 13
Caterpillar Tract 36 Nat Lead 12 Union Pacific 60
Celanese 19 N York Central 7 United Airlines 9
Chesa & Ohio. 32 North Am Av.. 11 United Aircraft - 34
Chrysler 43 North Am Co - 9 United Drug 4
' Col Gas it Elect- 44 Northern Pacific- 4 United Foods 67
51 Coml Solvent '- 8 Ohio Oil .,:;.... y ...8 U S Rubber 16
Cocsolid Aircraft 21 Otis Steel i-- , 4 U S Rubber Pfd 80
. Consolid Edison. 12 Pac Am Fish 'Ji lb U S Steel , ' , 50
Consolid On 5 Pac Gas & EeltcU 17 Vanadium 18
rnntinpntal Cau 26 Packard i . -.1 1 Warner Pictures 5 -
Corn Products.-. 49 Part Am Airwys 14 Western Union w- 25
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Circlet That Don't Go for "Nought"
By BRANDON WALSH
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be held at Astoria January 13 and
14, Oscar Haag, Beedville. an
nounced. Officers and committee
members will meet January 12.
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"Remarks From the GaUeCr."
Crown Zellerbclu 10 Paramount Pict, 13 Westinghse Elec 76
Curtiss Wright : 8, J C Penney i 7T Woolworth 25
VTslnats and IVataat Meats
Cash Pali on Dellyery ;
KELLEY FARQUHAll
- - Cilem, Oreroa "'
WANTED.
Walnut meats and - Filbert
meats. Cash an delivery. Hib
est price.
MORRIS ELORFEIN
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6t N. Front - " TeL 1631
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Chines Medtelnt Ca.
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