The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 11, 1946, Page 15, Image 15

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Flying FarmcrH
S?e Big Future
For Ranch Plane
"Iti my estimation, flying has
more application on farms than
In any other occupation." Hays
Harold Steen. Milton, president
of the Oregon Flying Farmers as
aoriaUon, organl.el. late In Sep
tember at a tri-htale meeting at
Spokane sponsored Jointly hy the
extension gervicea of the tate
and the Northwest Farm Trio
magazine.
Eighty-eight Oregon farmers
and other who either fly or are
interested in flying attended the
organization meeting. Forty flew
their own planes to Spokane, and
53 were farmers and cattlemen.
The Oregon delegate represented
19 cotintien, Umatilla leading with
23.
Officers other than Steen, are
Le llotliday, Klamath Falls, vice
president; Garland Swanson, Lex
ington, a e c r e t a r - treasurer;
Worth Wiley, Dayton, Glenn
Strome, Junction City; Palmer
Torvertd. IlilUboro, (native of Sil
vtron), and Gordon Gribling, El
gin, directors.
Among delegates from the mid
WUlamette valley counties were
Alva Brandt. Oregon City; Russell
S. -Lehmnn, Dayton; Virgil Meyer.
Tigard; Herbert P. Noble and Basil
Weathers, Salem; ' Mr. and Mr
Emery Tresham, Carlton. Clay
lorter. also formerly of Silverton,
attended from Pendleton.
Stock Market
Rallies Briskly
NEW YOHK. Oct. 10-A') The
Stock market rallied briskly at the
tail-end of today's proceer lings aft
er six declining sessions to new
lows since early In 195.
Brokers attributed the revival
partly to the catching of numer
ous bid "under the market" and
to quick-turn purchasing on the
idea the list had been oversold and
was due for a substantial techni
cal upswing.
Demand became somewhat ur
gent in the firtul In If hour and
many favorites ended at the day's
Injiit with advances of 1 to 6 ixmils
1 or so. Tra nfers of 2,220,000 shares
compared with 2.020,000 Wednesday.
CONTROL RATS IN FALL
Hod S(uill powder has been
Used auccessfiilly for a long time
in the control of rats. One of
the main precautions to take in
using it is to see that it is mixed
with the proper bait. The recom
mended baits are fresh fish ground
in a meat chopper, meat, cereals,
fruits and vegetables. It is well
lo remove all forms of food from
the rats before placing the bait.
Baits are best put in dark places
and It is well to include several
DRS. CHAN LAM
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CHINESE HERBALISTS
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New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Oct. 10-,h-Toda y's closing quotations:
Al Chem & Dye 158 Gen FotkIs
American Can 80itc;en Motors
Am I'ow A Lt
Am Tel A Tel
Aii.m'iiikI.i
AUhiMiu
llendiK Ata ..
Belli Steel
Boeing Air . .
Canadian Pac
Calif Pack
Case J I . ... .
Chrysler ...
Com with Sou .
Cons Edison ....
Cons Vultee ....
Cont Ins
Crown 7.el
Curtiss Wr ...
Douglas Air
Duixmt Du Ne
Gen Electric .
Goodyear Ti
H9i (it North pfd .
37 I lot llur kt
. 82 lint PaiMT pfd
. Manville , .
. B5 iKennet-ott
. 22";Ing Bell A ..
. 12-VMHyUlC
31 Miami Copper
. 341,4 Mont Ward
. 82 si Nash Kelvin ..
31 Nat D.tuy
. 25.1N Y Central
. 19?; North Am Co
. 47 I Northern Pjm
. 27 jPac Am Fish
. 5jPar Gms EleV
. 76,P T A
17 ls Pan Asnerican
. 36 ! Penney J C .
40 (Radio Corp
WilKaynotfr
52Ts!Iiayonier pfd
42 4j Reynolds Met
71 I Safe war
I7H
34
XSs
234
37
106'4'Sears Roe?
122 ISinclalr Oil 15
43 4 So Pacific 40 ,
. 17ljStan Brands 37 '4
4:SUn Oil Cal 52S
. 10,;stew Warner US
- 68a;studebaker .. . 20
. 13Ts'Sun Mining . 1 1
- 34,a:Union Oil 21
. 151. Un Pacific 117
25!Un Airlines .2t
18 fUn Aircraft 20S
104! U S Steel m
38,. Warner Brot 1T
125 IWest El Mfg 24
. 1 4 V Wool worth . 44
. 45 i
I'ortlantl ,Grain
Ap-
so4 cutter.
10.
14;
j C, ITlc. rmnntrr
tKotn bulU. li 1
I tawara bark
XOc
mt in fi
1 graoe. sac lo
Molksli nc lb on 13-enontn
llav Vlhaieale fth iimkmii. a i t i.
No 7 or better. Uo-Xt Lm-
PDRTI.AMn f.rm rwi in
Wheat futures' not quoted. Cash aralnt I Wool Valley
No I flax 4 0)1
t aali wliest irKli' Soft wlitte la
soil while IrirluilinK Km I S4
Willie i 1 1 1I1 t S4 - Hnlrtn refi I II
Haiti led winter- Ordinary I St KliVmo", SO-XI tow. Oata and vetcts.
per cent I N7. II per cent lt. j; "'ivfl niitiirr nrrtwtin ptir
per cent 1 7 . II Si-23 Sl; clover hay. unrt,fte
Hard white Heart 10 per cent I I 71 V1 7"' w haled on fsrrrvs
II per cent 2 31. 12 pei cent 2 33 " ' "
Today's car receipts Wheat S. hsr- I'tirllrtnil I JwM.fieLr
ley 13. fljr 2. cts 2. mtllfeed 4. "mami UVrSIOTK
forllaml I'riMlurr
PORTlfD. Ore. Oct. IO -fAP
Butterlat I Tentative! sublect to
Immediate change! Premium Quality
maximum of 33 of I per cent acidltv
delivered In Portland S-J-t 14 lb : first
quality S4 -tic lb . second quality
82-87c. valley routes and country
points 2c leas than fir st or U-trfc
Butter - (wholesale fob bulk. SS
Ib tultsl AA. 3 score IV lb: A, tl
score S4c lb : B. M score S3c lb ;
C, M score 80c lb.
Cheese Oregon singles S3-SSc: i
Oregon loaf S4-S7c; triplets S3-S3c
F.ggs - To wholesalers- A grade, large
MM ,-)', c. medium. Ml-if',c; smell i
I pullet l . 42i-43'ac. B grade, laige, I
4o',-4'c. !
Kggs -Purchases from farmers: Cir-I
rent receipt. ftd-Mlc. buyers pav 3- '
3'c doz below wliniesale quotation
on graded basis for beat hennery egx. I
Diesxed turkeys -No 1 torna. 41c lb: i
hens. 4"-49c lb. Ilss kill and haul
charges l
Dressed chickens -Selling to retail
ers: spring brotleis. 3 lbs up. ile;
colored hens. 37c. lesluxn fowl. 32c.
old rooatera and atags. 2Sc
Live chickens Nr I qualitr broil
ers. I to 2 lb. 3H-40r: fryers. 2 to 3
Kunda 4oc 3 to 4 Hunds 4 V- lb .
colored hens all weight. 2ff-3uc lb ;
leghorn hens 3'j lbs and over 34.2SC.
under 3', lbs . 24-2Ac. riHitlrn and
stags, tS-lc
Kabblts Average to retalleia. 44-Soc
lb. dreaaed prices to producers 40-4.V.
fivers, live fryers, white 4- Itia..
22-27c
Onion Waahington Wbite. No I
tl -! 2-V: Oresori. yellow. No I. tl 13-
1 23. green, bunched, 70-7ic; Idaho
white gloves tl SO-1 5 large tl S3, yel.
low Spanish. $ I 20-1 29. Oregon puk
ling onions, 10c lb
Potatnea - Washington Ruwt 2 50-
2 73 SO I lis No. 2. 90-tttc. local long
Willie 2 81-2 75. KUnialh Ru-el No
1. 2 73-2 S3. Deschutes No I. 2 73.2 13
Dresaed Meats New celling prices:
Veal AA. 22-22'c lb A 11-21', c lb .
B. l'-l,c. C. IT'.-ISc: Cull. 15
l,c. Hogs Rlock butchers, packer style.
153-213 lbs. 23',c over 213 lls 22c
shlpiier style. 173-2X1 lt. 21 I -4c; over
233 iba. 21c: sows, all welglits. 21c lb
Umb-AA, 32VSC. A. 31', c. H. 27 ',c.
C. 23c
Mutton 12-ltc lb. according to qual
ity and wight.
Bees AA 23 8c: A. 2S.c: B. Ii,c;
PORTLAND Ore. Oct IAP
ItlSOA I -Salable end toiel cattle ITI
calves 23; market rather stow hat
noutlv steady to weak, oulud wers
ufPon (ate market, few
bimi (leers IS OO-ISM. slrkctl
x'aoe steers quotable to Monday toat
of 19 23- common - medium hetfera
II on-14 25; common . cutter cows
8 0U-8 3O. shells down to 7 no fat
aarry tpe rows I0 3O.I10D.
overs to 1 1 SO medium - (nod
cows I2 0O.I3 3O. mixed cows
"" 14 23. odd uuuf bsua
w uu. resv goott-enosce
17 no
JUIable nogs 23. total 700. a
sales steady: sows.-barrows
I i n, celling: gnod-Chotcs
quota hie to 21 00
Salable sheep 150. total 15S- tmt
rarnos cenia lower, other
steady; food -choice -la2 lb
18 00. good -choirs M lb shorn
rso I pelts 173a.
cradea 1 4 no-1 S OO
yearnncs IZ OB-1 4 Oa. tmo yam
wethers ton. (oo4 tsn 8 0vaa
down to 4 00.
Salem Market
Quotations
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and
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Premium .
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Wholesale)
Retail
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Medium
Wholesale, large ZZI
Medium
Standard
Retail, large
Medium
poii.rnr
Colored hens. No 1
No. 2
Fryers
l-IV STOC K (By VgHey Park!
tows IOCS) to
Dairy Cows 5 (at to
Bu; 8 M to
ljimts, top
Veal UHU
Kwe
Yearling lambs
Ilosjs. top. lt to 7t lt.
Over 278 , ,
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Stocks and Bonds
Coiapiled by the Associated Press
Octotter 10
STOCK AVtRAOKI
20 18 10 18
Rail Indtrs Will Tom
Thursday 83 1 32 0 42 8 0O 4
Previous day S20 3U9 42 3 SW4
Week ago M7 33 8 44 4 UD
Month ago M7 3 7 43 3 Mil'
Year ago . 97 3 44 2 49 4 73
BOND AVKK.stiKX
38 It 18 88
Indus Rail lltil Storks
Thursday 92 0 102 8 1010- 74 9
Previous day 02 2 102 S l3 4 74 9
Week ago 93 2 10.1 1 U3 4 73 I
Month ago 94 8 102 8 100 3 75 8
Year ago Hat 104 0 107 8 74 2
1948 high 108 8 103 2 100 3 79 0
IBIS low 92 0 IU?7 IIMII 74 9
New I 41 low
Grain Futures
Spurt Sharply
CHICAGO. Oct v io Pi All
grain ftitute spurted sharply to
new hiphs on the tut t ent upward
movement tod;ty following loner
opening.
Short-covering and moderate
mill buying in wheat advanced
all contracts of that urn in to new
seasonal highs, sending the Jan
uary option to the best level at
tained by any bread cereal future
since 1920.
Strong demand for cash grains,
a development riHitun.nl by the
shortage of box cars to move
grains from farms, was the major
factor behind the corn and oats
advance.
Wheat cloned t-S's higher,
January $2 06, corn was up 1T
3 cents, January $1 43'i-V, and
oiits were ahead Ta-1. Novem
ber 8f,a-a.
A thin market was a factor in
the Kharp advance for wheat, al
though there was some pick-up
in trading. Trade hopes that the
ceiling price on floor will be in
creaied IS rents a' hundred pounds
created covering by previous short
sellers.
small baits. Bails equalling about
one-quarter teaspoon aie of a gixid
fcize.
Additional
Classified Ads
IJyflork and Poultry
TH .A' C Jersey heifers tuaC
"-A. Wood bum Ore 14 mile rma
of Salem on Sslem-Chsmporf Klm
CUSIOM ar.aairm of m.sui aa"
a umber Prompt servtce On a. ad poua-
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1-281 Lee'a nateherr
BABY CHICKS: si,K.trW -
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WAWTTO: All kmds 5TTiTIri5t.
stork Valley Pack wgjC Phone 53S.
WANTtDi fat and rainet rows Har
heef Dairy cows heifers hulls ewe.
Fat hoes. Sows, stags, boars Market,
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