The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 11, 1943, Page 14, Image 14

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TLs CILEGCII CTATZZ: IAI7, Cclaa. Cxe-ca. Cu-idoy I '-n3-. July 11. 1C 13
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Grains Show
Slight Rise
CinCAGO, July lO-WVGraina
moved upward in moderate vol
ume Saturday, encouraged by in
creased commercial activity . In
wheat, strength of the bread cer
eal at Winnipeg and reports the
war food administration had in-
formed congressmen : that efforts
would be made to get corn off
farms, with compromise ceiling
of $1.20 a bushel at Chicago
possibility.
In early trading there was some
selling on the July 1 government
crop report, which . generally
showed considerable improvement
in the outlook for most grains over
the past month. However, produc
tion estimates were still below
last year's bumper harvest, and it
is: well known that the country
needs as much grain as it can get
At the close wheat was
higher, July S1.46Y4. September
$1.46.
Radio Programs
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11:00 Cheer Up Gang
1130 Nell Bondshu Orcb.
KEXBN MONDAY 11M
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; 8:15 National rsvrn and Home,
8-45 Western Agriculture.
1 7:00 SmUin' Ed McConnelL
i 7:09 Home Demonstration Agent.
t 7:15 Music of Vienna.
; 7:30 News -
; 5 0 Breakfast Club.
' '-9M My True Story..
I'' - ; aowBreakiast at Sardi's.
- 10:00 Baukhage Ta.king.
'..;-. 10:15 Gospel Singer.
, . 10 JO Andy and Virginia.
- 10:45 Baby Institute.
11 AO Woman's World.
, 11:15 Mystery Chef.
1130 Ladies Be Seated. :
11:45 Your HoJJywood News.
S3 AO Songs by Morton Downey.
32:15 News Headlines and Highlight
13:45 News. .
; 1:09 Blue Newsroom Review. :
'2 AO What's Doing. Ladies,
i 3:30 Uncle Sara.
- i 3:45 Harmony.
. 1 2:95 Labor News.
'- 3 AO Hollywood News.
1 3:15 Kneass with the News.
,i 3:30 Blue Frolics. '
i4A0 Tne Latest Word. . .
; 4 A5 Voice of the Coast Guard.
! ' 430 News.
I i 4:45 The Vagabonds. . ,
i SAO The Sea Hound.
-; 9:19 Dick Tracy.
: 8 JO Jack Armstrong.
- ' 1:45 CapUin Midnight
; 9:00 Hop Harrigan.
' 8:15 New.
' j f:30 Spotlight Bands.
; C:55 Sports.
; 7 AO Music. ' "
' ' : t:15 War Correspondent.
730 OWI Reports.
' - f 7:43 Music.
S:15 Lum and Abner.
; S JO Greece Fights On.
) S:45 Your Mayor Speaks.
i 9:00 Nero Wolfe.
r t JO News Headlines & Highlights
" 9:45 Down Memory Lane.
; 10 JO Broadway- Bandwagon.
- '10:45 Joseph James. ' Singer.
ill AO This Moving World.
... i 11:15 Organ Concert.
.11 JO War News Roundup.
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i 1. Ovum
4.Wbt PhSltdelphi itmilr was
tht victim ot a famous iu
- solved kidnapping?
9. Who is Premier ci Japan?
. 12. Etruscan god '
13. Poker stake ,
14. Hebrew measure ;
, - 15. Luzon Negrito
16. Fairy ' "...
. . 17. Ceremony
15. What Ami's African stronghold
: fell to the British approxi
mately the time Bixerte
fell to the Americans? ; v - '
20. Concerning .
22. Completes .
23. Again
24. Beverage
27 CarneUan
29. Mohammedan prince -
SLInstan
. 34. Harness part
5. Proof reader's mark : "
86. Trick
37FinIal
38. Harem rooms '. . j
, 0. Who is the heroine of Ibsen's
ply. 'The Doir House" t -
44. Pondered .
48. Inquired
. 47. In what mountains is the ;
Brenner Pitt
49. Prevaricated - '
61. Bustle
. 62 Female ruffs - "
53. What American clergyman-,
author wrote 'Slam Without '
Countty? .
64. Equality of value
I 55. In. what opera do the kero and
heroine meet death in a
- sealed tomb,?
5. AEications
, . 7. Hotel ' ' '
TSTICAI. :
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2. T if late lies in the
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Quotations at
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore. July 10 (AP)
Butter A A grade prints. 46ie: car
tons. 47V,c: A grade prints. 46 ; car
tons. 47c; B grade prints 46c: cartons.
484C ib.
Butterfat First quality, maximum of
,8 of 1 .per cent acidity, delivered at
Portland. S2-52UC lb.: premium qua!
ity. maximum of J5 of 1 per cent acid
ity. 53-63"ic lb.; valley route and coun
try prints. 3c less than first or 50-50',ic;
second quality at Portland . 3c under
first or 50-50'jC : -
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets 39c lb.: loaf.
30c lb.; triplets to wholesalers. Tie lb.;
loaf. 37 "ic fOB.
Zggs Prices to retailers, in eases:
A rade large 4Mic; A medium 41 c;
A small nic eiozen.
be) Nominal prices to producers
A large 43c; B large 39 l,4c; A medium
38c; B large 30 e. ' v .
Live Doultnr Buy inc nrlces: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers up to 2Vi lbs-
30c; colored fryers, under 2 Vt to 4 lbs.
29c; colored roasters, over 4 lbs.. 29c;
Leghorn hens under 2',i lbs- 35',fcc:
over 3'S Ibs 25 'c; colored hens. 4 to
lbs.. 25'ic; over 5 lbs.. 25'ic: old
roosters. Jlie lb.; stars. 21,,e lb.
Dressed turkeys Selling -prices
Country dressed breeder hens. - 30-33c
ID. '
Rabbits Government ceiling: Aver
age country killed to retailers 44c lb.;
live price to producers, 34c lb. .
Onions Green. &5-40c doz. bunch
Texas ; yellow - 2.75; California 2.75
WaUa Walla 2.40 per SO-lb. - bac.
Potatoes Old table stock, cash and
carry price: No. 2. 1J5-1J0 50-Ib. bag;
local no. 1. 3.50 cental.
PoUtoes New Yakima white No. 1
2.40; local 2.75 cental.
Country meats Rollback price to re
21
24
29
30
3-f
50.
4. Knocks
6. Single unit
6. Shore , -
7. On what rivet does Paris lief
.8. Ripped -
Lett out '..'".
10. Spurt ' - y
11. NaUve metal
19. Come forth '
21. Pitchers
23. Aptitude :
25. Fish , . .
26. Land-measure - 1
23. Thespian -
30. Appearances
31. Frost
32. Short sleep "
33. FeD in drops
34. Conveyance
36. Resembling a ray
39. The capital of India is ,
41. African ruminant
42. Fortification
43. Bedeck '
45. Mountain in Themalv
46. atrus drinks . -
47 Macaw
48. Hawaiian urrMtfi'
50. House addition V
Answer to yesterday's piuzlt. -'
7'
Average tlaae r aelatiaa: 23 Bsia.tes. .
DisU ly IZlng Features Eyrikats, Isc
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By Quinn Hall
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VJE VAS om OUR IRCM
WTO THE SCEMERV.. '
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Portland
tailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. 20c: vealers. AA.
22ie: A. 21,ic; B l'ic; C 174c; D
liMc lb; canner -cutter cows 14',ic lb.;
bulls, carver cutters. 144c: lambs, i
! AA. 26e; A 24Uc; B 22 lie; C 20ic;
ewes, Fs, 13' ic; medium 12c; R. 10c; i
beet. AA, 2i4c: a. soc: B isc.
Wool Government control. -Cascara
bark Dry. 20c lb. - .
Hops NominaL - Seed stock.- 1942
I crop 81.40 lb.; -seedless II. 50-1.60 lb.:
contract seedless 70c; seed 65c lb.
Hay Wholesale nrices nominal: Al
falfa No. 2 or better, S34: No. 1 Mon
tana timothy. $33; No. 1 grass hay. 833;
oat-vetch. ' $25-30 on, valley points; i
timothy (valley). 825 ton; clover 825-30
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore July 19 (API-
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white
48.00. Barley No. 2-45 lb. bw 41.50,
corn unouoted. No. I flax 3.03.
cjasn wheat tbidi: sort white IJ3U: :
soft white excluding Rex 1.38; white
club 1.38: western-red 1J8.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.33'i:
10 per cent 1 J4; 11 per cent LM,: i
12 per cent 1 JSli.
Hard white Bart: 19 per cent 1.42:
11 per cent i.3: is per cent 1.44. -
Toaaf f ear receipts: Wheat 20. bar
ley z, iiour a. hay l, muifeed 7.
East Side Blarket
PORTLAND. Ore- July 10 (API-
East cKie market prices today:
Asparagus Loose No. 1. AJO cyra-
mio: nuncnes a.uu pyramra.-
Cabbage Round type 2.75-3.00 crate:
local pointea 1.00 pony crate. :
Beans reen 12-13C lb.: yellow 12-
13c lb.
Boysenberries No. 1. 2.6-2.75 crate.
Cauliflower (broccoli) No. L 2 JO:
ordinary z-o: no. 2, 1.79 crate.
Cherries sings, Lamberts 13-lsc:
oyai Anne izc u.: pie 10c lb.
Hoot veeetablea TurniDS 1.10-IS:
beets 50c doxen bunches: carrots 40-
50c - dozen bunches.
Gooseberries Regular 17c Ib.
Greens Swiss chard 75c dozen
bunches; watercress 1.00 dox. bunches;
mustard ISC dozen bunches. -
Lettuce Local 1.00-1 0 crate: leaf
stock 60c dozen bunches.
Loganberries No. 1, 2.00 crate.
Peas Local 6-8c lb.,
Spinach Local 1.40-1 JO orange box.
Radishes No. 1 spring, red 50c doxen
bunches.
Rhubarb Field 1.40-1.50 box.
Onions Green 40-50c dozen bunches.
Raspberries - 2.50-3.00: blackcaoa
uw-ii craxe. -
Strawberries Oreson Marsha lis 2.50-
3.00 crate: Red Hearts 2.50 crate.
Youngberries Local 2.00-2.25 crate.
Potatoes New local 1X0 luc. 1.75-
s25 orange box.
i Portland Livestock : i
ponn.ivn rw iui ia a t
1185: calves 230; - compared week ago.
grain xea steers za nigner, other
classes of cattle around steady. cos
InaT slow, canner and cutt-r -nwa fitllw
. , --: : . T - -y
m wwer iaie: veaiers weas: io ao oil;
rood to choice fed at-ra IS 33.1a -s
uniy ivw Kraaavra anovt is.uu. common
down, tn 1 1 Ofh niltBtanriintf .r.
ra 14 M. hultr in aa.1 ka. j
I cutter cows late 8.00-7.50; - fat dairy
type io a.w; grass ui oeei cows 10.00-
I 11 50. fw tn 11 OB. . m4iilm a mA
bulls 11.00-12.75; good to choice veal-
I mrm 14.DA.M. tmim .rlv A m an - .
Hogs: For .week salable 3015; mar-
i ksi, u nitmmwrz wncmn warn raiuaa Yssn
w Mirgf-iy io, iw to 14.0O and
I BLHBOV awn la lul- 771SB 1A ' BBI IM vw BIL.
14.00; 140 to 170 lbs. 135-75: good
wia, ntoKt leeuer: pigs uv
i urn. ovwn ia.w-xs.uu.
Sheen: far wMk lkl a. .
lamba S ta BO Ww., m
and other elasses - steady, - yearlings
I nrij: arooa so cnoico spring
ers mostly 13 JO, common to medium
Try Ose of ChhMsa vaasaallM
I Aauxhii SUCCESS for seea
years tn CHINA. Ne matter with
what ailment yew are ATrUCT
CO disorders, slaniltla. heart.
Inng. liver. kidneys, stossaeh.
gas, eenstlpatloo, v oleers. dia-
aeus, rever, skua. - lemaie
piawia . ,
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Office Heors Only
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7 AO News.
T A 5 Rise V Shine.
7 JO News. '
7M5 Morning Moods...-'
S AO Orchestra:
" 8 JO News Brevities,
S J5 - Tango Time. .
AO Pastor's Call.
0:15 Uncle Sam.
9 jo Farm Home Programs.
9 :45 Musie
10 AO World In Review. -105
A Song and A Dance.
11 JO Hits of Yesteryear.
11 AO KSLM Presents.
11:30 Orchestra.
: 11 JO Hits of Yesteryear. .
13 AO Organallties. ; . .
KOfN CBS .TUESDAY 7t tie,
. AO North west Farm Reporter.
:l 5 Breakfast BulleUn. . . .
- 60 Texas Rangers.
:45 KOIN Klock.
7:15 Wake Ui News. ' .
7 JO Dick Jot. News. ,
7:45 Nelson Pringle. Mews,
AO Consumer News.
t:15 Valiant Lady. -
8 JO Stories America Loves.
8:45 Aunt Jenny.
:0O Kate Smith Speaks. '
9:15 Big Sister. TV.;
9 JO Romance of Helen Trent.
t:45 Our Gal Sunday. '
10 AO Life Can Be Beautiful
10:15 Ma Perkins -
10 JO Vie and Sade. .
10-45 The Goldbergs.
11 AO Young Dr. Malone.
11:15 Joyce Jordan.
1 1 JO We Love and J .earn.
115 News. ,
UJ5 Bob Anderson, News.
HEX BN TUESDAY 1190 MM.
AO We're Up Too.
8:15 Victory Gardens.
; 8 JO National Farm and Home.
' 6:45 TV es tern Agriculture, .
i 7 AO Life and the Land,
7:15 Music of Vienna.
. 7 JO News .
8 AO Breakfast Club.
. SAO My True Story,
9 JO-rBreakfast at Sardi's.
19 AO Baukhage Talking.
10:15 The Gospel Singer, '
-10 JO Andy and Virginia.
10.-45 The Baby Institute. v
11 AO Woman's World.
11:15 The Mystery Chef. '
11 JO Ladles Be Seated.
13 AO Songs,
KGW NBC TUESDAY 439
4 4)0 Da wn Patrol. -9:55
Labor News. -6:00
Everything Goes.
80 News Parade.
i 7 .10 Labor News.
Ke.
7:15 News Headlines s Highlighta.
7uw news rarad.
' 7:45 Sam Hayes
80 SUrs of Today. ' -
. 8:15 James Abbe Covers the News.
8 JO Rose Room.
8:45 David Harura. '
940 Open Door.
9:15 Larry Smith. ..
9 JO Mirth and tSMlness.
104)0 Music
10:15 News.
1030 Gallant Heart. - -
19:45 For You Today.
11:00 Light of the World. . -
li:i Lamely Women.
11 JO The Guiding Light. '
11 45 Hymns of All Churches.
12.-00 Story of Mary Marlia.
" KALE MBS TUESDAY 1339 Kc.
8 :45 Uncle . Sam. . . ; . i - .
' 70 News
7:15 Texas Rangers. ; ,
. 7 JO Memory Timekeeper. .
1 8 :00 Haven of Rest.
. 3 -30 New. ,
, 8:45 Old Songs.
9:00 Boake Carter.
: 9:15 Woman's -Side of the News.
9 JO US Marino Band.,
10.-00 News .
.10:15 Stars of Today.:
10 JO This and That.
11 0 Buyer's Parade. j .
11 US BUI Hay Reads' the Bible. -11
JO Concert Gems. f
12.-00 Music - !
KOAC TUESDAY 559 Ke. (
10410 News. I
10:15 The Homemakers : Hour.
11 M Music of the Masters. .,
12 0 News
grades 10.00-12 JS0: 'medium to good
yearlings 10.00-11 JO, few No. 1 pelts
11.50-12.00 early; good ewes 8.00-50.
few No. 1 pelts 5.65: common owes
down to 2.00. -
Stocks and Bond
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Compiled by The Aranclated Prase"
July 10
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS 15 99
Indus Rails UtU Stks
Saturday 73.9 x 26.4 36.1 524
Previous day 73.6 26.4 36.0 ' 52.9
Week aeo 73.9 26.1 ' 35.6 52 J
Month ago . 72 J 25.4 34.6 : 51.3
Year ago 54.4 16.9 23.8 37 J
1943 high 73.7 . 26.9 36a 52
1943 low . 60.2 18 J 27 J 41.7
New 1943 high. ;
BOND AVEJtAGES
' 20
: -. Rails
19 : ' 19
CU1- fogn
1944 . 614
Previous day
Wlr aeo
104.7
61 6
104.6
61
Month' ago
103.8
95.9
104
984
60.9
484
614
veer , ago
1943 high
193 tcm
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The price below supplied by avto'.
eal grocer -are lndicauve or uie oauy
market prices paid to growers by &a
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
Lettuce, dox. , ,,.
Cauliflower, crata
Corn. doz. ears
, 7S
a.7s
so
3.00
Avocados, crate
Crook neck squash, crate
Italian squash, 30 lbs.
Cucumbers, dox. LL
3.S0
Broccou. case
. a.00
. .70
, SO
. A7'fe
Green onions, doz. bun.
Turnips, doz. bun.
calif cabbage, id.
Swiss chard, halt doz. bunches -90
Hot house tomatoes, lb. J3
Strawberries. 1 doz. - boxes, pts. 2.00 -
Endive, doz bun. . 1.20
Artichokes doz. JB5 ,
Brussel sprouts. " , jj
Radishes, doz. "" .60 .-
Cantaloupe, crate 7.00
Carrol, doz bat.- - .79 .
Spinach, crate , 1.50
Curly kale, - craw - 1 00
Celery, doz. bun. - ' 15 ;
Parsnipa. 'H
Watercress, dot. bunches - . 1.30 '
Watermelons, pound . At
Green wax beans. Ib. Jt9 '
Green beans, lb. ' B-
Plums, lb. ai '
Nectarines, lb. .20
Raspberries, crate 2.25
Blackcaps, crate - 1.7S ;
Onolns, lb. , X8
ORAM, HAY AND SEEDS
(Baying Prices) .
Oats.- No. 1 " ' -,;
38.00
35 00
29.09
28.00
1.00
Feed, barley, ton :
Clover hay.- ton
Oau and vetch hay ,
Wheat ' '
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Andresen's Bnyhag Price
lauojeci so cnange without notice.
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POULTRY
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LIVESTOCK
BuvinC BrirH fnr Ma 1 -tw.l. v..l
on conditions and sales reported. '
Shorn lambs , , s np to 9 00
Spring lambs 13 00
Ewea 1 n . rw.
Hogs. top. 160-223 lbs. 13.75
oows -.- 10.00 to 11.00
Top veal, ISO ir- , , 13.00
Dairy typo cows nn to 7 JO
Beef tvna nm
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Saturday's market but the list
ag a whole, stepped out' of a fairly
steady week on a mildly hesitant
note.
While Invasion of Sicily
cheering to Wall Street, it
was
was
suggested that, as a trend factor.
this had been , pretty well dis
counted.
. , The Associated Press average of
60 stocks was unchanged at 52.5,
the highest level, since November
4, 1939, reached yesterday. On the
week ; the composite held a
net
advance of J of a point. Utilities
again were supported and the av
erage for this group edged up .1
to 35. J, best since November IS,
1040. Of 724 issues traded, 294
were up and 430 down or un
changed. Transfers totaled 478,-
170 shares compared , with 452,250,
a week ago.
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LEBANON La A. Seeley,
employed by the Lucas Lumber
company, was caught by a log
which ' slipped, , pinning- him
against a walL lie was brought
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