PAGS EIGHT
Tb$ 0G0f STATE--Ul. Caltxa Thursday Morning. September 10, 1342
Stock Mart
Reverses
t)ay Starts Upward;
Leaders Finish
Fractions Down-
Atttty itMiw t 1 A I ink k. -
Ions gains in, the first hour 'the
ifnk mo-Vat TSvar1 ita lrair
, "Wednesdajr and ended with most
leaders fractionally lower.
; Profit selling In American Tele-
phone, Westinghouse, -,U. S. Steel
, : and other key issues arrested the
'! early advance. .
- In the late proceedings a num
ber of utility preferred stocks and
specialties were bid up fractions
to around 2 points. :
- The Associated Press average of
t0 stocks dipped .iof a point to
j 17.1. Transactions totaled . 381,980
-i . ..aJ ,itk na iqn
t Tuesday. r ; .?.'-
. . T-nw-r rinsing's Included . Beth
lehem Steel, Chrysler, Goodyear,
..western union, uu rom, rsiman
i Kodak and Chesapeake & Ohio.
; i A few. of the isolated rises were
based on special developments.
U. S. Leather prior preferred
climbed 2 V on the declaration of
" an $8 dividend on account ox ar
rears. American Airlines'scored i
modest advance on the company's
report for the first half showing
net equal to $1.91 a share against
11.32 for the like 1941 period.
Grain Prices
Rally; Rye
Up 4 Gents,
CHICAGO, Sept. 9-(P)-Grain
prices staged another sharp ad
vance Wednesday ' as the market
continued its adjustment to i price
control and stabilization plans.
Rye led the advance with gains
f about 4" cents ' while wheat
gained 2 cents. Wheat and rye
were highest since June and oats
at best figures since May. En
larged flour demand helped to
strengthen wheat , while rye re
flected buying based; on the fact
that it is at the sharpest discount
below parity of any cereal.
, Closing prices were at or near
. the day's highs in all pits. Wheat
finished " -2 " cents higher than
. Tuesday, September $1.24, Decern
; ber $1.27-,. -
Grain men said the reason for
t cereal "price' strength in the face
. of farm price control was1 based
primarily on the fact that all
grains are well below parity. They
had anticipated ; the, president
. might call for freezing" of prices
. but instead his speech was inter
7 preted ; as an' indication 'that the
. administration 'hopes to check
, price rises at around parity. This
, ... was coupled with talk that a move
. might be made to place a floor un
t -ler , prices - designed to stabilize
' them around parity. This, traders
said, would be bullish with grains
t around present levels. . X
Families
: Have Visitors . ; :
' AUMSVILLE M r! a nd Mr s.
' friaries Lucas of Chehalis, Wash,
were visitors here over the week-
Cid at the home of their sister,
rs. William Bond.
-' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amspoker
ft Portland visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wallace this
T week. .;' . y
i ' J, . Mountain is recovering
sorn a ten-day Illness. :
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, laare Karrstad, a Norse sailor, is
'f een at the Norwegian" embassy
-. 'I. VTajhLnf ton wearing the U. &c
; -.nufactured Vaco" suit which
illei hlin ta withstand 43 days
. f e-erare tthL'a driftin a
-aft in the Atlantic after his Ship
3 been torpedoed. Many eea
i er.l tlrmea owe their lives
; IV. 3 suit which is water tlX
-r-'y Uned and-ha tuScient.
; :: :y f f keep a man eJlozU
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Quotations at
Produce Exchange
PORTLAND. Ore- "Sept. t (AP)
Produce exchange: Butter: Extras,
standards. 4's; prune iirsis,
firsts, 41 ',4c
Butteriat: 48i-49.
Eccs: Large extras, 40: stand vds.
39; medium extras. 39; standards 36.
Cheese : Triplets. Z3; loax, a..
Portland Produce
pnBTT.AVt). " Or J ' Sent.' (AP)
Butter prints: A grade. 8's in parch
ment wrappers S'i in canons; d graae
47 'i in parchment wrappers 4 is "i
cartons. - . .
.Butteriat rirst quality, maxium ox
.6 of 1 per cent acidity delivered in
Portland 48-48'ie lb.; premium qual
ity (maximum .34 of 1 per cent acidity).
49-49' ic lb.: valley routes and country
points 2c less than first of 4',ic lb.;
second quality at Portland 2c under
first, or 4-46ie lb. : " - -
Cheese Selling prices to Portland
retailer: Tillamook triplets 29c lb.; loaf
30c; triplets to wholesalers 27c lb.;
loaf 28c lb. 1 o. b. Tillamook. ,
Eggs Price to producers: A large
40c: B large 37c: A medium J7c; B
medium 34c dor. Resale to retailers 4c
higher for cases cartons 5c higher.
Live poultry Buyinf prices: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers to. Us lbs.
26c: over Hi lbs. 26c colored fryers
under 2i lbs. 26c: ' 2-4 lbs." 30c;
colored hens, 23c; colored roasters; over
4 lbs.. 30c; Leghorn hens under 2',i
lbs., lSe; over J'i lbs. 21e: No. 2 grade
hens Se less:. No. 3 grade 10c less;
roosters, 10-12e lb. ; ;
Dressed turkeys, selling price, new
crop' 33-35c lb. - -. r--- -
- Rabbits, average country killed. 30c.
Hay, selling price on trucks: Alfalfa
No. 1. 24.40 ton; oats vetch SIS ton. Val
ley point: Valley timothy S13 ton;
clover $15 ton. - '
- Onions Orene 55-60 dox. bunches;
Oregon dry 1.40-1 JO: Walla Walla Yak
ima 1.3S 50 lb. bat: oickling 16c lb.
Potatoes, new Yakima. 3.90-4.00;
Idaho 4.00 rental: local. 30 cental.
.Country meats Selling price to re
tailer: Country-killed hogs, best butch
ers, 129-149 rbs 20-21c; vealers. fancy.
23c lb.; good heavy. 16-lc lb.: rough
heavy. ISc lb.; canner cows ,lJi-13c
lb.: cutter 13-14c lb.: bulls. 16-17c lb.
spring lambs 20-22c; yearling- lambs.
good 18c Mb.; do heavy, 12-15C lb.;
ewes, S-Se lb..- . , i : --v -
Wool 1942 contracts. Oregon ranch,
nominal, 34-37c lb.; erossbreds, 40-42c
Mohair 1942. 12 month. 45c lb.
' Hops Seed stock. 1942 crop; 624e
lb.; seedless. 70c; luggies, 9SC ID. .
Salem Market
Quotations
The prices below suoDlled bv a lo
cal grocer are Indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not ruaxantaed by
ine Biaiesmant
VEGETABLES
California nluma. anricota. Beaches
j.av craie. -
Cabbage 2.5
Carrots. M
cauliflower, crate l
Celery, green - I.7I ,
Cucumbers, hothouse XM
Garlic, b. - JS
Onions, dry white
Onions, dry, red, yellow
tM
unn
nion. creea .45
Peas . Jl
Potatoes. 100 lbs. No. I new 8.0O
Potatoes new m.mm. 4 .
Radishes, dox, m-m----m A
Turnips. beeU - M '
Lettuce tM
O SLAIN, HAS AND EES , - j
iBayus rnces) ,
Oats, No. 1 ' 26.00 OtS 00
reed barley, ton MM 026.00
Clover nay, ton w oe
Alfalfa hay. too
11.00 to so.eo
Dairy feed, 80-lb. bag
Hen scratch seed,
Cracked com mmmmmmmmm
a.49'
JO
Wheat
BUTTER. EGGS AND POl'LTftt ' -
aVBdteseara Bsryftag Price
isuotect to change witnsut nonccj
BUTTERTAT .. .
Premium , ' : JO
No. I , - , . A
No. 1 .... jt ' M
BUTTER PRINTS
a
M
B
Quarters
EGGS '
Extra larce
AX
XT'
XI
34
JX
is".
M
XI
Medium
SUndards
PulleU
Cracks
POULTRY
Colored frys ;
colored hens
White Leghorn frys
White Leghorn hens
a?
sianoa crsamery's Baytag Prices.'
(Subject to change without notice)
EGGS .
.41
XI
XI
J4
Medium- A - - - - . .
Large B
pullets - -Checks,
under cradee -POULTRI
. .
Colored heva
ii
43
J9
XI
Colored fryers
Leghorn fryers
Leenorn hens, over 3 lbs- ,
Leghorn hens, under ih lbs. ,
Old roosters -
No poultry to
less.
Buying prices for No. 1 steel
based
up to
on conditions and sales
Spring lambs -Ewes
10.50
I 4.00
. 14.00
11.00 12 00
Hoes,- top
Sows .
160-225 lbs.
Veal, top
14.00
Dairy type cows
Beef type cows
Bulls
- 6.00 to ( 50
- 7 .00 to 8.50
. 9 00 to 10.50
7X0 to S.00
Heifers
rrtsed Veal .
hOPS
Buying prices.
1342 contracts!
Seeded
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At
42
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Portland
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore... Sept. (AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
September 1.05 V 1.07 1.09 14)7
December 1.09 l.U 1.09 l.ll
Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38-lb. white.
29.50. Barley No. S 45-lb. BW, 25 JO
Corn, unquoted. No. 1 flax. 2.42'i.
Cash wheat (bid):: Soft white. 1.17:
soft white excluding Rex. 1.20; white
club, 10; western red, 1J0. -
Hard red winter: Ordinary, 1.11; 10
per cent. 1J2; 11 per cent, 1.15; 12 per
cent. 1.18.
Hard white Baart: io per cent, JJ9;
II per cent, Ui; 12 per cent, 1.23.
Today's car recelDts: Wheat. 1:
ii
barley, 3; flour, 4; corn, 3; oats,
millfeed. S. - t
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND.- Ore- Sent. t (AP)
CatUe, salable and total. 200; calves,
50; hogs, salable and total, W, Sheep
saiaoie, uu; loiai, ssu. -Barrows
and gilts, cood-
choice 140-160 lbs. $14.25015.00
do gd-ch 160-180 lbs. 14.75 15 J5
do gd-ch 180-200 lbs. 15-25(1.15.35
do gd-ch 200-220 lbs. 15.00 15.35
do gd-ch 220-240 lbs. . 14.75015.25
do gd-ch 240-270 lbs. 14.60 14.85
do cd-ch 270-30 Olbs.
14.50 14.75
Feeder pigs, gd-choice, 70
120 IDS.
14.00 9 15 Jo
Steers, gd 900-1100 lbs.
do medium 700-1100 lbs.
13.75 14.25
10.75 13.75
do com. 700-1100 lbs. 9.00 10.75
Heifers; med. 500-900 lbs.
do com 500-900 lbs. ,
Cows. good, all wts. -
9.75(111.50
1M9 9.73
8.739 9.90
7.50 8.75
do med. all wts.
do cut-corn., all wts.
1.75 7 50
do canner. all wts.-
4M 9 1.75
Bulls ylgs. exclud.) beef
10.25 11 00
do saus, good, all wts.
do med.. all wts. '
do cut-corn., all wts.
11.00 10.75
S 00 WW 00
U2i& 9.00
Vealers. do-ch., all wts. 14.00 15.00
do eom.-med .allwts.
9.00 O14.00
6.50 9.00
do cull, 73 lbs; up -Spring-
lambs, gd-ch.
do med and good
11.50 12.00
10JSO11.50
8.75 10.00
8.00 9.00
. 4.253 S.25
2.00 4.25
. go com.
- dor med and gd .
Ewes, shorn, gd-ch
do com-med.
Wool In Boston
-BOSTON. Sept S (AP) (USDA)
There was a good demand for Texas
twelve month wools - in the Boston
wool, market today at close to end at
ceiling prices. , Safes- of staple . twelve
months were made irt a price range of
$1.16rl.21. and the -shorter types sold
at S1.1-1J7. clean-basis. Sales of 383.
000 pounds out of 764.000 sounds, of
fered Saturday, were, reported at the
Portland wool auction. Prices ranged
36 ',4 -SI cents, after these Were reported
to oe ciese to ceinng on tneso oner
lngs. Total sales . for Friday . and
Saturday, 787,000 pounds. Binds ranged
to a high of 53 cents. -
Stocks and Bonds
- .. " SeDtember S
(Compiled by the Associated Press!
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10
Rails Indus Utfl
Wednesday 63.8 103.6 ' 96.6
Previous day 83.8 103.6 , 96 J
10
7
0
49
49
' 50.
Monu ago C2.0 , ioj.s , se.i
Year ago 62.5 105.0 101.8
1942 high 65.6 ' 103.7 100.9
1942 low - 69.4 102.1 13.1
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STOCK AVERAGES ;
ae. is is
Indus Ralls UtH
Stks
Wednesday . 53.9 17.1 22 J
Previously 53 0 17 J. 21.4
Month ago ' S2.f 16.4 , 24.4
Year ago ', 01.6 - 17 J 32J
1942 high 86.9 17.1 VI
1942 low' . 44.0 14.4 . 21 J
7.:
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38.7
. 22.0
Goes to Portland
AMITY-Vlctor Nbton has sold
his house on North Trade' street
to T. W. Robertson," farmer, living
west of town who will move here
this fait ' The Nixon family has
Wught "a house" In Portland and
moved - there Saturday. Nixon is
employed lri, the shipyards. : Ern
est Robertson will move to his
father's farm this fall. Fi '
Seattle 7oman Visiu ' i
AMITYMrs. Reynolds Henric
son of Seattle is a guest at the
home Vet her parents, Mr. and
MrsI Lloyd Whitney, east of town.
Accompanied by her mother and
her grandmother, Mrs, Nell Whit
ney, and her aunt, Mrs.. George
ClarkC drove to Sheridan Thurs
day to visit relatives. " '
br..TXam. S J., Dr.a.C-an, SM
. CHINES S Berbauns "
a NartH UScrt- .
Cpstilre Fortln General Rectrk
Ce. CL'lcs era Tnesday and Sat-
ereay eniy is ai. te 1 saj 8 to
' CaMoltaUoa, Blood mm
or - a4 arln tms ara free ft
ctaaree. PracuccS Since 1117.
Nebraska
Trip Ended
XJBIRTYThe Emer Johnson
family, has returned from a visit
to Nebraska, where Mr. Johnson
was called by tht death ot his
father. . .-r
Oscar Dencer, who suffered a
paralytic stroke about two jwceka
ago, was brought home from the
hospital several days ago' and Is
improving. . .- ' '-. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baar moved
to Ealem, Monday. He has been
engaged in cutting cordwood here
but quit his job upon receiving his
order to report for induction into
the army on October -
Womxiii to Gaunry
Rural Mail Route
ALSANY When " Jay thuki
mho has carried the" mail on the
Albany-Lebanon star routs' the
last four years, leaves to Join the
US navy1, tha roui. will be takes
over by a wornani Alvsma Arnold
ol Albany.
This will probably be tht first
time in the history t the local
post office that a woman, carrier
has been on any .of the rural
routes. At different times since
the rural mail system was insti
tuted, a woman has acted as a
sub-carrier for her husband, but
not as the original carrier.
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McDonald. (L) and Nan Wynn.
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Leaves Amity
AMITY Mr. and Mrs, Marvin
Gerrard and family are moving to
Hillsborb this week. Gerrard is
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the Elslnore theatre a 'v., V-
employed in the Portland ship-?
yards. The Gerrard family were
Amity residents for ; many years
and he was a janitor at the' Amity
high school for several years be
fore going to Portland to work
last spring.-: . .
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. AMITY Mr. and .Mrs.' ;Earl
Massey have sold their home, on
Getchell t street to Herbert .Rob
ertson. "of the .firm of Robertson
and X Payne ; Hardware - company
here and who will take Immediate
pc&s-i6r -K'-VV. VpC- ' V.
0. The Massey family have bought
home ', in East Portland ; and
moved there the first of tht week.
Maseey is in defense work there:
Union Hill Xiuinc-- kvt
Scmces 'Annpuriceci -t$-
: TJNION HILL Church, serv
ices' next - Sunday at the Union
fttll "grange hall will be held f
2:30 p. n, immediately after Sun
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' cannot help yen aoeet witb a conveniently, speedily
- arranged loan! Drop into our offices for foil' details
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Telephone 161 Ue. S-11S M-22S
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day school, which is st 133 p. m.
Other Sundays,' Sunday school is
at 10 t." ja. Rev, CaldweU of tht
'Ctis-tjuiidi,- Stayton, wlU bt
the speaker. Mrs. Edwin Peters is
wpenntendeni .el tht Sunday
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Sclipol Opening v
Is Postponed , .
MroDlifc GROVE --'The openl
ing date of the grade school her
has been postponed to September
21; .Miss ; Grayct Dunasan of
Scottf -MiUs," Who with her moth
er, are " moving to i. house near
Madder Station "6n East Turner
Road, is" the .principal and Miss
Elsie Roth of ; Sublimity, who is
also . moving- hear Salern, Is - to
teach the lower grades. " -
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