The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 05, 1946, Page 15, Image 15

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    Thm OREGON STATESMAN, Salam, Oregon. Sunday Moraine May S 1948
face nrrmr
Now York Stock Quotations
NEW YORX,
Al Cbem A- Dye
Americai Can
Am Pow 4 Lt .
An Tel At Tel ....
Aaaconoa
Atrlinn
Beta Steel
Boeusf Air
Cuim Pae ...
CaW Pee.
Cam J J
Chrysler
Ctovltk Sou
v cms. .snssm
Con VMt ...
Coot lea
Crew a Zl
CurtiM Wr.
Douclae Air ...
May (API Today
-MM Gen. Food
M I Gen. Motor
m, ) Goodyear Ti
.193,iGt North pfd
M(.int Harvest
)M lnt Paper pfd
iOJ jj. Manvtlle
17"'Kenneco1t
44', Lon BeU A
. U'i'Maytac
. 44 '! Miami Copper .. .
lHUIMonl Ward
. 4,.'Nah Kelvin
JS'.Nst Dairy
r.NY Central
M iNortrt Am Co .
Northern Pac
Pac Gas Elec
; Pan American ..
. '' Penny J C
closing quotations:
. 53 Radio Corp 15
. 72i Rayon ier J7,
73', Reynolds Met 37',,
. M !Safewav 30T
91!Sears Roebuck 47",
1 23 ' Sinclair Oil 19.
155 So. Pacific M'i
MVStan Brands 52
30' ' Stan Oil Cal 54
13'. Stew-Warner 'j
16 IStudebaker 29.
M'i'Sun. Mining 20.
21 ! Union Oil 27
43 !Un. Pacific 155
. 23 Un. Airlines 3
35;Un. Aircraft 29
29 U. S. Steel B2
44. Warner Bros 50
20 West EI Mfg 33
55 I Wool worth . 99
Salem Markot
Quotations
' The pries below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are Indicative of toe daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
PortUad Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 4 (API
Buttert a I irst quality, maximum of
J of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in
Partlaad, 32-52: premium quality
anarosmae JS of I per cent acidity.
U-U'bC: vaiiey routes and country
ajotma. 3e ana than first or SO-SO1.
Butte AA prints, l-31c: cartons.
U-U: A grade prints. 5U-51c: car
tees. 51-aac. B grade print. 50-5 1 c.
Cbeeae Seilteg price to Portland re
tailer: Ores-on triplets. 33 13c: loaf.
Xlle lb: taut price triplets to whole
aaJera, Jc: loaf JS.5C.
rsvrs Te retailers: AA grade, large,
4c. a eree. 42c: medium. 39c: small
(puUet). S4c.
(Hareriaves from fanners: cur
rest reeeapta. 35-3: buyers pay 5- 10c
aWe ble celling price on others.
Cairaess Buying price of wholesal
ers 4 No 1 grade broilers 1 to 2
lbs. n-Jer; 1 to 3 In. 30-32c: roast
er over T It.. 31 -32c: colored hens.
M-X7c; Lea-hern bens. M-21c: roosters,
tags. 14-tor
Rabbrta Coetrmtieiit celling: aver
age twin klfied to retailers. 44c
so: live prtre to producers. 23-24c lb.
Turbeyo Basts buying price, dressed
basis: hfM, 36c lb.; toma. 30c lb. net
t faraoa.
Drissis) turkeys Packer' selling
price ( retauiers: Breeder hens. 39
40c: m Miter pack young Men. 4pc lb.
Ook Oregon green. No. 1. 80-85c
bwnhfi, Oregon dry. No 1 S3 01
eo-lb. ear. Texas yellow 3.00. white
was J8
Potaaoee Local Burbank. S3 00-3 73
eantal: Matto. 3 99 cental: Dechiitrs.
Ma. No. 1. 4 00-435. cental: 25a. SI 05:
XJ. Oar; Mew Florida 3-15-3 75 bag
Potaa California Iun( White No
X. 4 0O-4 10 bur.dredwe4tt.
Veal AA. 23c. A 21: B 19-11', c:
C. t?-!7; cuJ. H-ISc lb.
Ks?m raac-y block toe lb.
Lnbe AA. See; A. 24c; B. 21 c;
C SVC.
Haitaa-Fancy A 13 l-4c: M. 12c:
X (ratt. 0-jar.
Beef--AA. 21: A. BO: B. It 3-4c.
p 1 eanner and cutter. 13-I4c:
canner and cutter bulls 14c.
Caarara bark Dry stock. 20c lb.
Wool Government control.
Mohair 1944 12-month. 45c lb.
Hay Whoesale shipments: alfalfa.
No. 2 or bettv 131-34. oats and vetch,
mixed hay. va'ley growers' price. $24:
clover hay. (21. baled on farms.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 4 (API
t'SDAI Salable cattle for week 1.
017; total 2106: aalable calves 170: total
287. Compared week ago. market steady
to 25 lower: part of early loss on dairy
type cows recovered but market again
under pressure late: bulk good, fed
steers 18.25-17.25; top 17.60: on good
rholce grades: common-medium 12.00
18 00. Good heifers 18 00-18 85: com
mon down to 11.50. canner-cutter cows
7.50-10 00: mostly 8.0O-9.5O: fat dairy
type cow to 11.50: medium-good beef
cow 12 00-14 00: good beef bulla 13.25
14 00: sausage bulls 10 00-13.00: good
choice vealers 18.50-18.00; one head
18 50: culls down to 8.00.
Salable hogs for week 453 total 395:
market unchanged except feeder pigs
25 higher. All barrows and gilts 1.80:
sows 13 03: stags 14.50-15.05: with 70
lb. dork, good-choice feeder pigs 15.00
to 16 25
Salable sheep for week 93; total 13.
0. fat lambs all classes 25-50 cents
lower; common medium grades older
iheep setady. most good-choice lambs
No 2 pelts 14.00: best wooled lambs
14 75. good-choice spring lambs 14.75-
15 00: Rood shorn ewe 5 00-50: wno'-d
fi up to 650; few good 67-74 lb.
spring lambs as feeders 18 00-17 00
BUTTER, EGOS AND POfrLTKT
Sabjert to caaege without aotte
BUTTERS' AT
Premium . .54
No. 1 33
No. 2 ,. JO
BUTTER PRINTS
A
B
Quarters
EGGS
Large
Mediums
Standards
Pullets
Cracks
AS
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LIVESTOCK By Valley .'ac' l
Beef steers h JO to J3
Beef cows , .06 to
Dairy cows .06
Ua ; M
Vea
Lambs, top
Yearling
Ewes
Bucks
Hogs. top. 160-270 lbs.
270-300 lbs. -
Sows
Jl
to JO
M to 12
00 to 14.50
13.00 to 14.00
7.00 to 11.00
2.00 to 6.00
2.00 to 4.00
15.43
14.95
POULTRY
No. 1 colored hens
No 1 colored hens
14.00 to 1430
J4
Jl
Hard red winter: Ordinary 186; 10
per cent 188; 11 per cent 1 70. 12
per cent 1.72.
Cah grain: No. 1 flax 3 10.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 1.66;
10 per cent 1 68: 11 per cent 1 70:
It per cent 1.72.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 6, flour
17. corn 1. oats 1. millfeed 9.
Stocks End
Losing Week
NEW YORK. May 4-tVFHStocks.
with scattered exceptions, today
concluded a generally losing week
by displaying further downward
tendencies.
As throughout the C-day stretch.
light selling was blamed mainly
on the country's coal crisis, affect
ing widespread industries, and
threats of a railway walkout.
Good earnings, dividends and
splitup prospects failed to inspire
much bidding in the short session.
The turnover of 460.000 shares
compared with 590,000 last Satur
day. Closing declines ranged "from
fractions to 2 or more points al
though extreme recessions were
reduced here and there or re
placed with minor gains.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off .3 of a point
at 78.1, its fourth successive dip,
and for the week showed a net
decline of 1.2 points.
Wallace Sprague
On 'Parade' Staff
Wallace A. Sprague, who be
fore entering- the navy in 1941
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 4 (AP)
Cih wheat bid: Soft white 1.66.
soft white (excluding Rex) . 66;
whute club 1.08; western red 1.66:
hard red winter: ordinary 1.66; 10
per cent 168: 11 per cent 1.70: It
per cent 1 72
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YEATEB APPUAIIGE CO.
255 N, Libert
Phone 4311
was on The Statesman staff as
editorial writer and assistant
publisher, is now assistant man
aging editor of "Parade," a week
ly newspaper supplement, one of
the Marshall Field publications
He and Mrs. Sprague are living
across the Hudson in East
Orange, N. J.
Dr. Gutmaii in
Health Bureau
Dr. Eleanor B. Gutman, recent
ly discharged as a major in the
army medical corps, has joined
the county health department tof
study public health work for sev
eral 'weeks. She expects to work
in the state health department.
Dr. Gutman was the second
woman commissioned in the army
medical corps, and served for 42
months, much of it overseas in
the Mediterranean area. She was
in Berlin for several months be
fore returning to this country.
County Health
Schedule Planned
The Marion county health de
partment Saturday announced the
following schedule of clinics for
this week:
Infant and 1 pre-school Tuesday
morning- at North Santiam. Tuesday
afternoon at Field school. Silverton;
Wednesday mornlne; at Turner: Thurs
day morning at health office.
' Tuberculin testing Tuesday morn
ing at Washington school; Wednesday
morning at St. Vincent's school.
Immunization Wednesday after
noon at Brooks. Thurwrav afternoon at
s .-m ' m an "I Prtn1' -hoo!
Poly clinic All day Friday at J
Rye Advance
To Limit High
CHICAGO, May 4--For the
third consecutive session May rye
advanced the full five cent limh
today, closing at a new record
high for any rye delivery on the
board of trade. Fractional ad
vances in active oats contracts
brought them wihin lt rent of
ceilings.
Buying of rye represented cov
ering operations by previous short
sellers. Offerings were limited as
there were no indications of tend
ers of cash rye on the May con
tracts. At the close traders re
ported there were numerous un
satisfied buying orders in the rye
pit. Only 15 days remain for trad
ing In May rye.
May rye finished at $2.77 H.
Oats closed unchanged to V high
er, September 82i-4- Wheat,
corn, barley and deferred rye con
tracts were unchanged at ceilings.
DAILY CROSSWORD
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Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by The Aaaoctated Pi aea
May 4
STOCK ATUAGtl
Indus
Saturday . 109J
Previous day 109.9
Week ago .107 6
Month ago . 107 6
Year ago . 87 3
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Ralls UU1
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46 0 $4 1
44 1 54 8
466 54 I
406 436
BOND AVERAGES
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103 3
104 I
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Month ago
Year ago 100 1
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