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But OREGON STATESMAN Salens Oregon, Sunday Maag, April 19, 1942
Sac. 2 Pag 7
Markets
Bombing News
lifts Stocks
Recoveries Small, but
Average Climbs First
Since April 6
NEW YORK, April 18-()-Newi
of the bombing of Japanese cities
helped the stock market Saturday
to lift itself out oft the depression
which gripped it most of the week.
Recoveries in the stock ex
change ranged from fractions to a
point or more, giving, incidentally,
the first rise in the average since
'April 8. Short covering was
factor in the buying.
- The Associated Press 60-stock
composite rose J of a point to 33.1
To market followers it seemed
rather thin advance considering
. the market's substantial losses
Tuesday and Friday which carried
the average to the lowest mark
Since April 28, 1933. Even al
lowing for the better feeling over
, the Tokyo news, speculative senti
ment remained colored by fears
that Laval was committed to a
degree of nazi collaboration which
would prove troublesome to the
United Nations. -
On the week the Associated
Press 60-stock composite was
down a full point Transfers Sat
urday totaled 184,660 shares
against 142,560 last Saturday.
Volume for the six days was
around 2,000,000, or slightly above
that of recent , weeks.
Stocks showing moderate gains
over Friday's closings included
Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Sears
Roebuck, Boeing, Anaconda,
Westinghouse, Johns- Manville,
Santa Fe, and Southern Railway,
DuPont and Allied Chemical each
climbed more than 2 points. US
Steel finished with a slight ad
j vance after setting a new low for
the last year. American Telephone
reached the lowest ground since
1938, ending off V.
Final Dance of
Season Planned
By HE Group
ROBERTS The HE club met
at the home of Mrs. George Hig
gins with Mrs. L. Clymer hostess
and Mrs. Higgins assisting and
made plans for the last dance of
the season, May 2, at the Grange
hall.
The May meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Forest Edwards with
Mrs. Lee Eyerly assisting.
Mrs. Leona Shorey, Mrs. J. P.
Blankenship and Mrs. Albert
Blankenship entertained the GT
club at the Shorey home. -
This is the first meeting in the
past three months for the club as
It has been doing Red Cross work
at the home of Mrs. Lee Eyerly
every Thursday.
The afternoon was spent in cut
ting and sewing carpet rags, which
Mrs. Louis Johnston is going to
weave into rugs for the Red Cross.
Cross Word
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7gaxes
fixedly
13 lubricators
14 royal
residence
15 symbol for .
iridium
16 female
r relatives
18 Indefinite
article
19 endure .
21 footed vase
22- paddles
24 Greek letter
25 eat away
27 goddess of .
malicious
r n-schief -2v-detcrmlned
30 wearies
.2 three-toed
sloths
23 ' scccntrie
wheel-part
4 Intended '
27 cleaning tip
41 ancient
42 portion
44 shelter
: 45 youths
4S dash
49 note in the
scale
50 doorway
top pieces
93 music note
54 lure ?
56 substance to
curdle milk
M more ;
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52 gtildes -
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Salem Market
Tha Dricas below suddU 4 by lo
cal grocer arc Indicative of tha daily
market prices paid -to growers by Sa
lem buyers but art not guaranteed by
The Statesman
riOITABUl
Asparagus, dos.
Cabbage ,,
Carrots, dot.
Cauliflower, crate
. ls
. 3.00
. AS
. 1.35
. a.7s
. US
. JS
Celery, green
Cucumbers, hothouse, dry.
Garlic, lb.
Onions. So lbs.
Onion, green
S.M
.40
.09
reas
Potatoes. 100 lbs.. No. 1 new 3.50
potatoes, no. a. oo-in. bag , aw
Potatoes, new - .04
Radishes, dos. .35
Rhubarb, fancy .03
Tomatoes. California . 3
GRAIN, BAT AMD SCKDS
(Baying Prices)
Oats. No, 1 33.00 to 38.00
reed barley, ton UM to 39.00
Clover nay. ton 13.00
Alfalfa hay. ton 1S.00 to 30.00
Dairy teed. 80-lb. bag - 1.11
Hen scratch teed 3.25
Cracked corn 3.40
Wheat 0
EGGS AMD rOU-TBY
(Baying Prices at Andreseas
(Subject to Change Without Notice)
BUTTEBPAT
Premium .43
No. 1 AV't
NO. 1 ',!
BUTTEB PRINTi
(Boy la i Prices)
A
B
.i,s
.40',i
A3k
Quarters ,,, ,
Extra large white -Extra
large brown
Medium
Standard
pullets - .,
Cracks
Colored hens
J37
M
-4
as
as
J20
XX
J
Colored trys
White Leghorn hens
White Leghorn trys
as
(Baying Prices et Manoa Creaasery)
(Subject to Change Without Notice)
BUTTEREAT
Premium , .43 M
No. 1 .41i
No. 3' ,
EGGS
Large A
XI
3
4
ts
3
as
as
i
si
Large dirty extras
Large B
Medium A
Medium B
puiieu -x.
Checks and under grades .
Colored hens
Colored fryers
Leghorn fryers
Puzzle
8
to
II
12
1-4
W
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4
25
27
50
51
53
37
38
34
40
04
52
5
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VERTICAL
1 dirtied
eea brigand
3 diminutive
for Albert
4 repoae
-three .
convinces.
7 squander
g sailor
a likewise
10 Egyptian
cun god
11 card game
12 feels
17 stepped
20 pouch
23 river In
Switzertind
25 redacts
26 Russian
stockade
22 masco-ne
name
31 mischievous
spirit
33 tpanlels
34 melted
35 feminine
yesterday's p-ezle.
3 annex
37 aromatla
berk
2S atck
29 closer
40 civet-ia
c-rnivres
43 steamer
46 gasn .
43-serf
81frost' : ;
2 leaM -63
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tntarm
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Old roosters
No. g poultry j0 less.
UTXSTOC- v
(BuTtne Dries for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported up to
4 d
Top lambs 10.54
-wes w to
Hogs. top. 160-223 lbs. 13-0
Sows 11.10 to ll-S
Veal, top
13-0 to 14.00
ISO to 7.50
1M to M
0.00 to 10.00
0-0 to 8.00
-0
Dairy type cows
Beet c
cows
Bulls
Heifers
Dressed veal
HOPS
(Baying Prices)
Seeded
1943 contracts
J3S to .43
.43
.42
WOOL AND MOHAIJK
Wool
Lamb
Farmers Prepare
For Bug Warfare
SILVER TON HUXS War ma
chinery and equipment of a dif
ferent variety than that used in
the Philippines is being set in or
der in the strawberry area here.
Growers are arming themselves
for the annual spittle bug fight,
which will be at hand any day
now, according to reports.
In recent years, strawberry
growers have discovered that the
control is much more effective if
dusting is done just as hatching
commences rather than when all
the bugs are out and at work.
Rotenone dust Is now being used
almost exclusively here and farm
ers are hoping for a few days
of suitable weather when dusting
begins. Rain reduces the effec
tiveness of rotenone while high
temperatures increases its ef
fectiveness, they claim.
War Film Due
At AFL Meet
S ILVERTON Fifteen hundred
feet of special war film will be
shown Tuesday night at the local
AFL union meeting. The pictures
are being shown by E. R. Ekman
and will include Pearl Harbor, de
struction of the Narrows bridge at
Tacoma, commandos in Norway,
and part of the Russian campaign.
Both members and their wives
are invited to see the pictures.
Purchase Acreage
ROSED ALE Mr. and Mrs. John
Freerks have purchased a small
acreage in Ankeny Bottom, near
the Tunudge farm, where he is
employed. They plan to move
soon.
Stocks and Bonds
April 18
CompUe- by The AasocUted Prass
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS 19 e
Indus Balls UtD SUn
wet chan.e A JS A J Unch A J
Saturday 47.7 14 J S3.1
nevioui dajr 47J 14.7 22.2 .
Month aao 40 S 16 1 13.7 S4.T
Year ago M S 10 31M 39.2
HH hitt M O 17 S" 27.3 38.7
1943 low 47 J 14.7 22 32 J
BOND AVERAGES
SO 10
Rails tndu
Net change A 1 Unch
Saturday Hi 103J
Previous day 64 4 103-
MonUt mgo 4.t 102.S
Year ago 63 4 104.4
1943 hih S3 S 103
1M2 1 ow 60 J 102.S
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46 4
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43.7
44.4
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troubles, or. Stomach conditions.
write today for large 122-page
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Grain Prices
Start Rally
CHICAGO, AprH 18-JP-Grain
prices hit ihe recovery trail Sat
urday, wheat, rye and soybeans
leading the rally with an advance
1 of about a cent at times, but the
gains were whittled down before
the close.
Reports of a bombing raid on
Japan and strength of securities
stimulated the buying, most of
which represented purchases of
dealers covering previous short
sales. . Milling and Hour trade ac-
l Uvity remained quiet, although
some interests were believed to
have taken advantage of prices
posted at yesterday's close, when
wheat was the lowest in about
five months. -
Buying did not reach broad pro
portions, however, and when flour
business failed to expand, it soon
lost force. Wheat closed
cent higher than yesterday, May
$Ll-, July $1.21.
Crowd Attends
iSuver Sale
SUVER A large crowd attend
ed the general farm sale at th
Valentine farm Wednesday. Prices
paid were high for both stock
I machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stockhoff,
McMinnville, are moving to
place as he and his brother, W,
the
A.
Stocknofi, nave bought the crop.
This farm Is in the cantonment
area which will probably not
be
taken unto. fall.
Mrs. Grace Coney returned
home from a visit at Shedd and
North Albany Wednesday.
H. F. Coney made a business
trip to Halsey Tuesday.
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Produce F.Trftartso
PORTLAND. Ore- Arril lSfAP)
Butter Prints. A grade lc in parch
ment wrappers. 42,e in cartons; B
grade, 41c la p rctunent syiappei-, 43c
in cartons. .
Bullet fat Pint (mantv. maximum
of Jt of 1 per cent acidity, deli trad in
Portland. 4eV41c ft4 premium quality
(maximum of JS of 1 per cent aodity),
41. -42c S4 valley routes and country
points, ae iesa than first or S8e lb.;
second quality at Portland. 2c under
fins or 3Btt-ase fit.
rheesa lining km te Portia 1 re
tailers: Tillamook triplets, 2S,C
loaf, 29UrS lb. Trtpleta to wholesalers,
36c lb.: lost 27M lab. T-Uac-ook.
ct Prices to proaucers: A. large.
medium. XSc doc Resale to retailers,
4c higher for cases; cart as Sc higher.
Portland Lirestock
PORTLAND. Ore. Anril IS AP)
ftrsDAV Hoes: Tor week salabla. 4430.
Barrows ana gun
Gd-ch. 140-150 lbs.
Gd-ch. 100-180 lbs.
Gd-ch. 180-300 Ota.
Gd-ch. 30 to Iba.
Gd-ch. 300-340 lbs.
flS-S 013.13
, 13.00 13-0
. 13-SSl3-0
. 13.006 13-0
. lTSei3S
Gd-ch. 340-370 lbs.
Gd-ch. 7O-30O Ibc
. U.SO013M
13-S613.TS
13.00613-0
Fdr. pigs, gd-ch 70-100 Iba.
catue: ror
week salable. 2239.
Steers, good 000-1100 lbs. l-OOOUJS
do medium. 750-1100 lbs.
do common TSO-110e Iba.
10.790 U-0
.00 W 10.73
Heifers, med 000-900 Ins 10-SOU-O
do common soo-soo lbs. s.ootilD-9
Cows. good, all weights 56 0.75
ao moaium. au weigma ateo s
do cut-com all wts. S.TSd as
do canner. an wta. 7 S.7i
Bulls tyearnngs excrodedj,
beef, good all wts.
10J6100
3.75 S 10-3
S-U 0.75
IjWa 8.23
14.00 5 10.00
do sausage, good
do saus. med. all wts
do cut-coin, an wts .
Vealers, gd-ch, all wts.
ao com-mea. au
O.OOd 14.00
rood to
do cuL all
Sheep: For week, salabla 188S.
Ewes (shorn) gd-ch 8.T50 050
do. com-med SJOO 4.75
an ta
. d-ch 11S01U1
do med-gd lOXO 911-0
do common 8.000 0.75
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Anril IS (AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
May SI 31 SI SI
Cash grain: Oats Mo. I 38-lb. whit
40.00; barley No. a 40-ib. JBW
No. 1 flax, isi'.i.
Cash wheat: (Bid), soft white, 07:
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soft white excluding Rex. LOO; white
dub. 1.00: western red. -00: hard red
winter: Ordinary, 96: 10 per cent, 09;
per cent, l; 12 per cent, 1 -":
:d whrt Baart: 10 per cent. lXh
Uper cent, VX&i 13 per cent. UUL
Today "a car receip : Wheat. 45; bar
ley. 1; Hour, T; oats, 1: mUced. 4. ,
Portland Prodnce
PORTLAND, Ore," April 18 (AP)
Lire po-ttry Buying prices: No. 1
grade Ie1i-ra roers , Oder 1 Xb
18c; over lk lbs- 18c; fryers. 2 to
bs 32c; roasters, over 4 lbs. Z3c;
colored hens, 32c: I thorns Under. 21.
lbs, 17c; ever 3V lbs, 18c; No. a grade
hens- Sc less; roosters, Sc
arias id turkeys Selling prices: Hens,
38c. ton , 7-38c lb. Buying prices
Ton-. SS-SSc; htot. 28c Bk
bbita Average coo utry-kil led 33
33a lb dtr-kU t- Ic m.
nay seing price on trucks: Alratra,
No. 1. 831 ton; oat-Tetch. $13 ton. Valley
prices: Willamette clover, $10-13 tan,
valley points; timothy, eastern Ore
gon, gza, For and.
Onions Oregon. S-50-400 SO-lb. sack:
sen , sac 10.
Potatoes, old WhKa locals. S3-0-3.75
cental: Deschutes Gems. fi-S-XS
cental; Yakima No. 3 Gems. gl-S
per SO-lb. bag; X-amath. Mow 1, 3JS-
- cenuu.
rwtstof new --Florida red. S3S-
ISS SO-lb. lug; ahafter (Calif.) W-ites.
fz.- ao-io. nag.
country meats seinrqr onces u re-
taers: Country -led hogs, best
butch-TV. ISO to 140 lbs- 18,-lSe lb.:
vaa-n. fancy. S--ac; light thm. 15-
lae id.; naavy, u-iec; canner cows.
13V-13c: rood cutter cows. 13W-lte lb-
bulls, 16-l?e -.; yearling lambs 13-
19c lb ewes. S-13c lh.
Wool 1943 contracts, Oregon ranch,
non-nal. 34-378 lb.; croasbre-S, 40- c
Mohair 1043 13-month 43e lb.
Hops Seed stock. 141 crop. 40c; 1943
contracts, sac.
Grangers News
MACLEAY Mrs. A. Mader and
Mrs. W. A. Jones will be hostesses
to members of the trance home
economics dub Tuesday after
noon at the grange halL Members
are asked to bring books for the
soldiers' library.
Too Much lor Granted
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A "Quack" Chare;
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A Gander at Mrs. Goon
WAR SEPARATION
year eld. will have U waU mmta war's end to sm f-dr father.
MarlM Gon-er HareM Bertk. Oaee staflswed om Wake UUmii
Borth ft a prise-er la Japaa. Twins and mother are at San Dler.
Sella Walnut Orchard
LIBERTY Mrs. J. M. Rickman
sold her walnut orchard on
Skyline road to Mr. and Mrs. Wal
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There b ae personal or business emergency which we
cannot help yon meet with a cen veiestly, speedily
arra-ged lean! Drop Into our office for fall details ...
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will leave Wednesday for Wash
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