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more than ?3,t
Market Ends
ffigliMonth
Stock Prices at Best
Average : Since 1939
Autumn Record
NEW YORK, June
stock S market - Wednesday closed
the month on a confident note
.'with prices at the best average
levels; since the autumn of 1939.
' The; list swung into a broad ad
vance in the final hour for gen
eral gains ranging from fractions
' to around 2 points. " '
Showing "consistent climbing
power, the air transport shares,
utilities, merchandising stocks,
chemicals and a wide list, of spec
ialties' had an especially good day.
The Associated Press Y60-stock
composite rose J of point to
52.2, duplicating foe peak estab
lished early jin June, which was
- high since November 6, 1939. The
utility ! average ; recorded its best
figure since early 1941.
- Dealings amounted to 942,410
shares, compared with' 807,560
' Tuesday. j
Rail loans were selectively
bought in the bond market Chi
cago wheat closed l' 59 " 2
cents a bushel higher and rye
advanced 2 to 2 to. 18-year
highs.' Hogs were about steady. 1
Improved in the curb were
Aluminum of America,- Electric
' Bond & Share, International
Petroleum and-Niagara Hudson
Power. Brazilian Traction J :and
Aluminu m, Ltd.,- were lower.
Transactions were 251,755 shares
gainst 253,490 the day. before.
Spring Lettuce
Deal Heavy ;
At Malheur
The Malheur county -spring let
tuce deal, now nearly closed, will
. see in the neighborhood of 273
carloads of lettuce shipped to east
ern markets, according to the state
department of agriculture's coop
erative shipping point inspection
. and certification service, j
This is a tremendous volume
i from ; this area and more than
three "atid one-half times the pre
vious maximum spring deal. '.
' : Prices have been exceptionally
good, with; the result that the suc
' : .cess of the spring deal is expected
to stimulate the planting of fall
lettuce in. that area. - -
New Envoy
')
y 4
- , i.
Kay Atherton( above), former US
. minister to Denmark, new act-
' lug chief of the division ef Euro
pean affairs in the state depart
ment, has been nominated by
President Roosevelt as minister
, to Canada. - Associated Press
. Telemat.
ARE USED IN
AXLES OF ARMY
TRUCKS TANKS
" ... . 1 1 1 1 1 fcJ JL
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PANTS, GLOVER
"Strictly Private'?
pi
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AlITLiWS OUTVt fEAMJCR. NSPNCE THE
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Quotations at
Portland ; Produce . ' ;
PORTLAND. Ore,-June 30 (APV
AA grade prints. 4S4c cartons, 47ftc:
A ' trade prints, 4c. cartons, 47e;
B srade prints, Mc lb cartons. 46e
lb. i - - - '
Butte rfat Timt quality, maximum of
.6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered at
Portland. 52-52 ',ie lb.; premium qusl
iy, ! maximum of J5 of 1 per cent
acidity. S3-S3ic lb.; valley route and
country prints. 2c less than first, or
50-30 ic; second quality at Portland
2c under first or S0-S0c lb.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets. 29c lb.; loaf,
30c I lb.; triplets to wholesalers, S7c
lb.; Iloaf. 27ie FOB.1 s- - - v
iggm Price to retailers, in eases: A
gTaOe large. 44V,c; A mediunv c:
A smaU. 36c dozen.
- Ecss Nominal prices to producers:
A large 41c; B large, 38 ',4c; A medium.
37c; B large. SS'ic
live poultry Buying prices: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers, up to 2 '4 lbs.,
bOc; colored fryers, under- 2 U to 4
lbs.. 29c; colored roasters, over . 4 lbs,
29e; Leghorn hens, under 2,s lbs,
25Vc: over 3',k lbs, 25'ic; colored hens.
4 to S lbs.. ,25'4c; over S lbs.. 25 lie;
old ! roosters. 2114c lb.: stags. 21,4c lb.
- Dressed - turkeys S e 1 1 i n g prices:
country dressed breeder hens. 30-32c
lb. - -
: Babbits Government celling: aver
age country killed to retailers, 44c lb.;
live price to producers, 24c lb.
Onions Green. 5S-60c doz. bunches:
Texas yellow. $2.75; California. S2.79;
Walia WaUa. S2J0 per 60-lb. bag.
Potatoes New California white. No.
I, SJ90." -- .. ,'
PoUtoes, old table stock- cash and
carry price: No. 2. 1.35-1.50 M-lb. bag;
local No 1. 3M cental.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal; al
falfa No. 2 or better. S34; No. 1 Mon
tana - timothy. S33; No. 1 grass hay.
$32; oat-vetch, $25-30 ton. valley points;
timothy (valley), $25 ton; clover, $25
30 ten. '
Country meats Rollback price to re
tailers: country killed hogs, best butch
ers. 120-140 lbs.. 20c; . vealers. AA.
22Vc: A, 2i,ic; B. I8,4e; C I7'c: D.
15ic lb.; canner -cutter cows. 14Vc
lb.; bulls, carver cutters, 144c; lambs,
AA. 2er A; 24tte: B. 22'Ic; C, 204c;
ewes. Fs. 13'c: medium. 12c; R, 10c;
beef. AA. 21,c; A. 20c: B, lc;
C. 16ie lbw
Wool Government control, v
Cascara bark Dry. 20c lb.
Mohair 1042 12-month. 45c lb.
Hops Nominal. Seed stock. 1M2
crop, 1.40 lb.; seedless. 1JO-1.60 lb.;
contract seedless. 70c; seed. 65c lb. ,
1 '
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore, June 30. AP)
Wheat: No futures.
Cash grain -.Oats. No. 2-3S lb. white
45.00. Barley No. 2-43 lb. BW 41.23. NO.
J flax 3 03
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1J3
soft white, excluding Rex 1.38; white
club 1J8: western red 1-38.
- Hard red - winter:- Ordinary IJ34:
10 per cent 1.35; 11 per cent 1J7; 12
per cent 1.38. ,
. Hard. white Bart: 10 per cent 1.40;
II oer cent 1.42: 12 per cent 1.44.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 57; bar
ley 1; flour 1; corn 3; oats 2; millfeed 2.
East Side Market
PORTLAND. Ore, June 30. (API-
East Side market prices today:
' Asparagus Canby loose No. 1. $4-
TO COMPLETELY
OUTFIT A $0LDIEJ
REQUIRES- tO
TIMEi A MUCH
WOOL
A A CIVILIAN
i . yi i.V i 1 I
By Quihn Hall
i
AS. A STOST ftUAH
7-l(
Portland
4 50 pyramid; bunches S4.3S-4 M pyra
mid. , - r
Cabbage Round type. $3 crate; local
pointed, $1.25 pony crate.. ,
Beans Green ISc lb.; yellow, 16c Q4
horse, $1 'lug4 -
Cauliflower (broccoli) No. 1, S2J0
2.7S: ordinary $39: No. S. $1.78 crate.
Cherries Bings, 13-14c; . Royal Anne,
10c lb. I pie, 10c lb.
.Root vegetables Turnips, $l.l-li5;
beets, 60-70c dozen bunches; carrots,
45-S0c doz. bunches. -. K
Gooseberries -Regular. 17e lb.
Greens Swiss chard, 75c doz. bunch
es; watercress. $1 doz. bunches; mus
tard. 75c dox. bunches.
r Lettuce Local 3s. $1.25-2 crate; leaf
stock, 60c doz. bunches.
Peas Local. T-Oc lb.
Radishes No. 1 spring red. S5-S5C
doe. bunches. ' - ;
Rhubarb Field. $1.40-1.50 box.
Onions Green, 50-60c doz. bunches.
Raspberries $2 50-3; blackcaps. $2 J0
3 crate. -; i " . , : -
Strawberries Oregon' Marshalls.
$25-35 crate; Red Hearts, $2 50 crate.
Potatoes New locals., 3 -4c lb.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 30. CAP)
USDA) Cattle salable and total 100.
calves 25; market very active: canner
cutter cows 90-73 higher, instances 1.00
above week ago; other classes up less;
no fed steers offered; few common
medium grass steers 11.00-140; few
feeders 12.00-13.00; - cutter-common
heifers S.00-12.00; canner-cutter cows
6.73-S.00; fat dairy type cows 8 00; grass
fat beef cows 10.00-11.00; odd head
11.50-12.00; medium-good . bulls 10.50
12.75; good-choice vealers 14.00-13.00;
odd head 15.50; common down, to 9.25.
Hogs: Salable 500. total 625; market
active, steady;, good-choice 180-230 lbs.
14.00; mostly 14.25: few head 14.35; one
select lot 14.50 243-300 lbs. 13.25-75;
light-lighU 13.00-50; good sows 11.50;
odd head 11.75; choice light feederpigs,
quotable 17.00. - . t-.- -fi
Sheep: Salable and total 300: market
about steady; good-choice spring lambs
13.50. - mostly 13.75: common grades
salable around : 10.50; common shorn
old crop lambs 1.50-10.00; good ewes
5.00-25. ! i i
Registration High
PORTLAND, June S0-VRe-
gistration for the state system j of
higher education's summer school
here reached 733 Tuesday an in
crease of more than 200 over last
' year. it : -.:' i ' -v i -::. .:
Salem Market
' The prices beiow supplied by a k
eal grocer are indieaUve of the daily
markei pi tees paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not . guaranteed
n. Trie SfatMrnan1 - -
Lettuce, dox.
Cauhf lower, crate
Corn, dox. . ears .
Avocados, crate
Crook neck squash, crate
Italian squash. 30 lbs.
Cucumbers, dox.
Asparagus. 30 lbs.
Calif,' rhubarb, box
Red cabbage., lb.
Broccoli, case
Green onions, dos. bun.
Turnips dos bun
Mustard greens, dos. Hun.
Calif cabbage, lb
Swiss chard, ball doz. bunches 30
Hot house tomatoes, lb. 32
Strawberries. 1 doz. boxes, pts. 3.00
Endive, dux bun. 30
Artichokes dos.' - - 33
Brussel sprouts. Ib. .17
Radishes, doz bun. - .CO
Cantaloupe. 1 crate , , S 00
Carrot, dos On. " . n
Spinach, crate . .. . , 130
Curly sale., crate 1 00
Ceiery. dos bun. 103
Parsnips, ib. , - 09
Onions , , ' - 187
Watercress, dos. bunches 130
Watermelons. . pound ' M
Green wax beans. 30
Green beans, lb. , ; . 33
Plums, lb. , ,"- , , ' '
Nectarines, lb. . . - 30
GRAIN. HAV AND B,BDS
(Beytog Prices) -,
oats. Ni. 4
33.00
33 00
28 00
28 00
Peed ' barley, ton
Clover bay. ton ,
Oats and vetch bay ,. ,,
Wheat u-
130
BUTTESt. IGOS AND POULTRY
AMiesen's Bnylag Price .:
Subiect to change without notice. I
BVTTERPAT
Premium 1 34
NO 1 33
No 3 ---, 30
BUTTER PRINTS
A . :
. .48i'
.45 i
. 47
B
Quarters ,
EGGS
Extra large, white and brown 3? ;
ateoium , je
Standards z
PuUeta "; - '
Try ase of Chinese eeeseeies.
Asnaatng SUCCESS fee
years In CHINA. Ne matter wtth
what aiUnent von are ArrUCT
EO disorders, slnnsius. heart,
hug. - Hver. kidneys, . stemaea.
fas. eensupauen. . aiccrs. . dia-
etls, fever. . skin, feists
plaint .
Chinese llerb Co.
Office , Honrs - Only
Tnes, and : Cat. . . 9
I a. as. to p. m. and
ann. . aae wn.
la. am. to 10-30 p 1
: ; ' ' ' .78 ;
; 3.73
30 .
3.00 j
- im :
ss sa i
' 1 as
4.75 I
.-, -: , , 139 "
11; v
S.00
.- 00;;
.,, , uo
- 30: r
37fc
Heavy Buying SO MKT
Heavy Buying
Takes'Grains -.
' No Hlore Sub-Parity ;
i Sales for Alcohol- .
Causes 'Pit Ruu ; " '
-'- - -- - - -
CHICAGO, June 30.-(rV An
nouncement that the ' Commodity
Credit-corporation would have no
more wheat 'for sale at Jess than
parity for ultimate conversion into
industrial alcohol brought heavy
buying Into the grain . piU Wed
nesday. The - CCCs authority to
make such sales ended today and
no extention of the program was
expected! - -
The market drew additional
support from overnight, agreement
by senate and house conferees .to
prohibit further subsidies to hold
down prices without .prior consent
by congress, reports of a pick-up
in flour - business and. increased
demand from commercial - Inter
ests in the wheat pit . " '
. Wheat closed 1-Hhlgher,
July $1.4-14; September $1.-4e-;
oats were up July
9; and rye: was ahead 2-2,
July. $1J)1,. ;
"i Sales of wheat by the CCC for
Conversion- into- industrial alcohol
have run about 12,000,000 bushels
each month, recently. ;
- Traders in-the. ry pit felt the
CCCs action - would result ' in an
expanded demand for that grain.
andi rye paced the upturn. - '
i Activity in : the flour market
was. stepped - up, - trade -' advices
said, although the family trade
continues - to remain out of the
market
There was no change in ; the
corn situation. Supplies requisi
tioned.from elevators are not ex
pected to, last long and govern
ment action to get grain off farms
is being awaited. -
Brown to Circulate T
Liquor, Sale , Measure ,
PORTLAND, June' 30-67V-Mel
P. Brown of Common Sense, Inc
said Monday he would start cir
culating petitions about October
1 for . a November -vote to repeal
the : Knox j Oregon liquor control
law! and to permit - the open sale
of liquor by the bottle and glass.
A similar proposal of Brown's
was defeated in the 1940 elee
tion. " i "
..Compiled by The Associated Press
' s . June 30
STOCK ATEKAGE8
30
! - u Indus
Wednesday 73.S
Previous day 73 1
Week ago ,; .... .. 70 .9 :
Month ago ... , , 73.3 -Yeari
ago. ', 51.3
143 high 73.6
1S43 tow : .SOJ
IS IS 00
Rails Util Stks
29.9 35.4 52 JS
23.8 39 J . 913
24.7 , 33.S SO
28J 34.0 92.0
15.0 223 393
26.9 39.4 52 2
133 27.1 4L7
New 1943 highs.
BOND AVEBAGES
20 10 10 10
! Rails Indus UUI Fogn
Wednesday ,., 77.1 105.3 104.9 013
Previous day -77.0 - J05.5 1043 13
Wk o 78.0 1093 104.0 59.0
Month ago- ...,, 773 109.0 1033 593
Year ago .603 1033 95 3 483
1943 high 78.1 1093 :1043 013
1943 low ..043 1033 90.0 333
New 1943 high
Quotations
Cracks " " " "
POULTRY
Colored frys up to 2',i
Colored frys over SU lbs.
39
33
31
coMrea nens
White Leehorn.frvs
White Leghorn bens
30
marten creamery's Betnt Prices.
I Subject te change without neticel
EGGS - .......
Large A ; L - - 37
Medium A 39
POULTRY
All hens '
All springs -,
Roosters or stags
3S,
39
30
Above prices for prune stock, under
grades according to value.
LIVKSTOt'R - - -s
Buying prices for No 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported
Shorn lambs 330
Spring lambs 12.00 to 1230
twes ; s.09 to 5.00
Hogs, top, 100-223 - lbs.
14.00
Sows
1030 to 1130
Top
L i 190 lbs.
14 90
00
10.00
12 00
1030
21
Dairy type cows
Beef type cows
Bulls - -"
930 to
9.00 to
950 te
Heifers
Dressed veal
LnJ DUD G CD
Protect KMININI CHARM
Follow the example of thousands of
istidious .women. Use CERTANE for
Tmr daily hygienic ritual. Cleansing . . .
Jeodorizinr. .. delightfully fragrant...
2ERTANE medicated douche powder
s powerfiil, yet ever, so gentle end sooth
ng to delicate tissues. Inexpensive, tost
?or the utmost in intimate cleanliness.
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druggist
tor
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con:; ".Lance wii O. P. ,A.
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Stocks and Bonds
Friday's Radio Programs
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TOO News in Brief. ,
.: TS Rite n fchine.
T News. '
7:49 Morning Moods. - ,
t .-OS Rhythm rive. .
S 30 News Brevities.
- 8:35 Tango Time.
- 9 0 Paatur's CalL - .
' 9:19 Uncle Sam. V
30 Popular Music. '
10 AO World b Review.
105 A Song and A Dane.
100 Langworth String Quartet, '
110 Maxtne Buren.
11 -JO Hit of Yesteryear.
. 13.-00 Organalities.
RALBMBS rRrSAY 1330 KC.
0:45 Cnc4e oAnv
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T:19 Texas Rangers..
v- Y -30 Memory Timekeeper. '.
, : 80 Shady Valley lolka. .
30 News. - " -
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z 9.-00 Boake Carter. "
- 9:19 Woman's Side of the News.'
- 9:30 Edffewater Arsenal Band, .
104)0 News. - . ,
. 10:15 Curtain Calls.
10 30 This and That
,11:00 Buyer's. Parade.
11:19 BiU Hay Reads the Bible.
1130 Convert Gems.
. 11.-49 Rose Room. - . 4 .
U. -00 Music ,
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O.OO We're Up Too..
- 0:19 National Farm ' and Home. '
- 0.-45 Western Agriculture.
7 .-00 Smllin' Ed McConnelL
T. -03 Home Demons trati on Agent
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7 :49 Gene and Glenn.
S0 Breakfast Club.,
9.-00 My True Story,
030 Breakfast at Sardi'a.
10 AO Baukbage Talking. -10J9
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10:45 The Baby Institute.
11 AO Woman's World. . ; r
11:15 The Mystery Chef.
11 JO Law son's Knights.
11M3 Your HoUy wood News. J
13 AO Songs. : - '
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0 AO Northwest Farm Reporter.
0:15 Breakfast Bulletin.. v -
030 Texas Rangers. 1
09 Kon KJock.,
1:15 Wake Up News.
T 30 Dick Joy, News. - 1
7:45 Nelson Prlngle. News. . -
8 AO Consumer News.. . ii -!
0:19 Valiant Lady.
830 Stories Amei tea LOfet. ;
8:49 Aunt Jenny. I r
9 AO Kate Smith Speaks. . U
9:15 Big Sister.
930 Romance of Helen Trent
9:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10 AO Life Can Be Beautiful -10:15
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1030 Vie and Sade 1 ,
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11 AO Young Dr Malone. - r i
11:19 Joyce Jordan.
1130 We Love and Learn.
11 M5 News - I
123 Bob 'Andersen. News. .
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833 Labor News.
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030 News.
035 Labor! News. - ' -
7:15 News ' Headlines and Highlights
730 Reveille, Roundup. " '
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8:15 James Abbe Covers the News
830 Rose Room. , ! , .
8:49 David Harum. I '
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9:19 Larry Smith. 1
9-30 Mirth and Madness.
10 AO Benny Walker's Kitchen.
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To Stiste .Director
i None may Recuse nurserrmen of
Oregon of being out of stvwitn
the times. -At a recent nng in
Portland when Director E. I Pet
erson of the state department of
agriculture made his first official
appearance before a nurserymen's
group. Pres. J. E. French of the
Oregon Association of Nurserymen
presented the director with a cen
terpiece made, not of flowers, but
of fresh green vegetables.
. yjh.it group has done a splendid
job of conversion to a war time
footing,' Director Peterson told
the nurserymen. Oregon nursery
men, have quadrupled their acre
age of Vegetable crops since, 1941
and also have met the strong de
mand for nursery stock."
i From slightly ini excess of 4000
acres of nursery ! and vegetable
crops in 1842 the Oregon nursery
industry received an Income of
,10:30 Gallant Heart .!
t 10:45 Homekeeper's Calendar.
11 AO Light of the World.
11:19 Lonely Women.
1130 The Guiding Light ,
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face those you owe mcneyl
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business-like way: with a
rjrsonal loan, to be paid
a c k in 12 months, in
amounts geared to your
earnings. ...
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212-222 Gaardian CUr.
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