The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 19, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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Oregon singles B8-S7e:
Oregon loaf 5-59c.
-k.K lu wiiol.-alers: A grade, large
medium. M-Sl'jC; small
( pullet . 42't-4.i1,c, B grade, large.
4',-4C.
F-jr Purrhm front farmer : Cur
rent receipt. 3i-56c. buyers pay 3
3'c dox below wholesale quotations
on graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Dressed turkeys Market nominal.
Processors watting for new eastern
pr ices. j
Dressed thickens Sell to retailers:
Spring broilers, 3 lbs. and up. f tc: col
ored hens, 37c; Leghorn fowls, 33c; old
roosters and1 stag.
Ive chickenst-No. 1 leghorn broil
rrv I to 3 lbs..' 33-21c; fryer. 3 to 3
lb31-3Sc: 3 to 4 lbs.. 37-39c: roasters,
ilbs. and over. J7-3c; under J't
lotfi. 33-39c; roosters and stags, 13-1 Sc.
Rabbits Average to retailers. 44-600
lb. dressed prices ta producers. 40-43c:
fryers. - Itva fryers, white 4-g lbs-X3-Z7C.
On Ions Wash ington White, No. 1,
II 00-1.13: Oregon, yellow. No. I, $1.13.
1-25; green, bunched, 70-73C; Idaho
white globes $140-140
Potatoes Washington Russets 330
8 75: M lbs. No. 2. ttMKc; local long
white JS5-J7S; Klamath Rlwrll No.
1. 3.73-2.83: Deschutes No. 1. J 75-2 Si,
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Veal AA. J2-ZJ'iC lh - A. 11-21 'i c lb.;
B. lt'-l?c; C. 174-ltc: CulL 15-13ic.
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233 lbs. 21c; sows, all weights. 21c lb.
Lambs AA. H'.ic: A. 21 '.,c: B. 27 Uc:
C. , 23c
Mutton 12-lSc lb. according to qual
ity and weight.
Berf AA 23.se; A. '.c: B. 19'ic.
C. 17'ic: canner and cutter. 14.3c:
bologna bull. 15'vc rb.
Cascara bark Green. l-S'iC. dry
20c
Waol Valley coarse and medium
grades. 43c lb.
Mohair 40c lb on 12-month growth
Hajy Wholesale shipments; Alfalfa
No. 2 or better. SdO-U Ion. No 1
timothy. $300-32 ton: Oats and vetch,
mixed hav, vallev growers asking price
21.aO-23.30: clover hay. uncertUied.
21.3O-Z3 30 baled on farms.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. It ( AP)
(USD A I Salable cattle 200. total 300:
calves 73; market opened slow, steady
to weak: many cleanup sale 50c-tl
lower; most decline on lower grade
cows: few common medium steers
1S.00-1S.30: one lot good 1030 lb. steers
20.00; good heifers 19 00; common
medium grades 12 00-17.00: medium-
good beef cows 14 00-18 SO; csnrhor
cutters 0 00-12 00: fat dairy type rows
to 14 00 esrlv: common-good sausaKe
bulls 12 00-13.00: good-choice 4O0-430
lb. calves up to 21 SO: choice vealera
quotable to 22.00; common calves down
to 12 00.
Salable hog 100. total 230; market
active, steady with Thursday, good
choice around 2OO-270 lbs. 26 00; one
selected Hot 223 lbs. 27.00: good sows
24.00 to ' mostly 23.00: one good 623
lb. stag 20.00 with a 70 lb. dock: good
choice feeder pigs salable 21.00-22.00.
Salable sheep SO. total ISO: market
active, steady; few good-choice wooled
lambs H 00; common grades 13.00:
common-medium ewes 3 00-7.50; good
ewes salable to i.SO: culls down to 3.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. It (AP)
Wheat futures unquoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 23 lb. white
C2 50. Barley No. 243 lb. B.W. S3 00.
Corn No. 2 E.Y. shipments 6130.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1 .S3;
soft white (excluding Rex) 1S3; white
club 1.S3; western red 1.63.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1 65: 10
per cent 1.87; 11 per cent 1.B2; 12 per
cent I.M.
Hard white baart: 10 per cent 2.27;
11 per cent 2.29; 12 per cent 2 31.
Today's car receipts: Whest 21. bar
ley 9. flour X oats 7. mlllfeed 6.
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTEATAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
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Top lamb It 00
Yearling 14 50
Ewes 700
Dairy cows 12.00
Dairy bulls 14.50
Vesl . . 18.50
All type hogs, paying Portland
prices for esch particular type.
BUTTER PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail ;
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Extra Large
Medium . . i
Standards
Wholesale, large ,
Medium
Standard
POtXTRY
Colored hens No. 1
No. 2 ....
Fryers
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Top hoga 160 to 300 pound .
Heavies
Pig . . -
Sows
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press.
Oct. 18
STOCK AVERAGES
20-10 10 10
Rail Indus Utll Porn
Friday SSt 33 1 44 2 63 1
Previous day ...669 - 33 7 44 3 63 1
Week ago 84 8 32 8 43 4 616
Month ago SV3 03 S 44 O 62 3
Year ago , . M 6 43 8 49 4 72 2
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Previous day 92 S
Week ago ...92.3
Month ago 931
Year ago 100.1
194 high 106 9
1944 low 92 0
New 1946 low.
11 II SS
Rail Dtil Stocks
102 8 l4 2 74 9
102.9 104 7 74 9
102.7 1050 74.7
102 7 106 0 75.1
103 8 108 0 74 3
103 2 1093 790
102.7 104.2 74.7
Infantile paralysis first ap
peared in Norway and Sweden.
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids will be received until
6 00 P. M . November 4. 194S. by Union
High School District No. 1. Marlon
County. Oregon, at Gervais. Oregon,
for furnishing materials and labor and
permormtng all work for the general
construction! including the plumbing
and heating and the electrical work for
an .Addition to the High School Build
ing located at Gervais. Oregon.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
cert rf led check or bid bond In the
amount of five per cent (5"! I of the
contractor's bid, payable to the School
umtrict. er
Union High School District No. 1
reserves the right to re)ect any or all
bids and waive all formality In con
nection therewith.
Drawings and specifications are on
file and may be sren at the office of
touis Schmerber, Architect, or B. B.
Barner. Clerk. Gervais, Oregon.
Bidders- desiring to take the docu
ments from said office may do so upon
deposit of 113.00. said deposit to be
returned to bidders upon return of all
documents In unmutilated condition.
Proposals shall be made out on forms
provided by the Architect.
Br order or the Hoard of Directors.
Union rrtsh School District No. 1. Mar
lon County. Oregon, this 1th day of
October. 1946
ROSS CuTSFORTH, Chairman.
Attest:
B. B. BARNEH. Clerk. O 19
Dallas Honors
Polk 4-H Club
Boys and Girls
By Harriett II. Enstad
Ststdtn-isn Dallas Correpondrnt
DALLAS. Oct. 18 Outstanding
4-H club members of Polk county
were guests of Dallas Chamber of
Commerce at luncheon today
when special county prizes and
trophies were presented and later
all club members were guests of
the chamber at a motion picture
show.
Polk county, which many times
has had what other communities
might feel was more than its
share of the top dairy records,
not only of the state, but even of
the nation, goes noticeably light
on 4-H dairy clubs. This fact wai
commented upon by Russell Daul
ton, assistant county agent in
charge of club work, at the lunch
eon. Daulton Is Speaker
"Boys and girls get all the dairy
work and theory they want at
home, was Daulton's explana
tion, as he reviewed the 4-H club
work of the county. Club members
have increased from 345 in 1943
to 575 in 1946, and leaders from
27 to 68 in 1946. but less work
was completed this year, Daulton
said, and gave the high wages
available for the club members
in the harvest fields as a possible
reason.
Eva Jean Miller of Rickreall
was givtn the Polk county health
association trophy by Mrs. W. E.
Knower of West Salem, president
of the unit. Mollie Edwards won
the Lions club beef trophy for her
work in the "Beefy Beefers club."
Wins County Agent's Cup
Betty Jean Leppin of Bethel
won the county agent's trophy as
the outstanding 4-H club mem
ber of the county. Glenna Gage
of Bridgeport won the chamber of
cofrtmerce cooking club trophy;
Bobby Leth of Independence won
the chamber's sheep trophy; Bet
ty Murphy won the chamber's
sewing trophy, and Happy Sleigh
ter won the chamber dairy tro
phy. Dallas Chamber of Com
merce has given these trophies
since 1937 and before that the
Kiwanis club gave them.
Th4 Stotsrsman. Salom, Orsxyon. Saturday. Octobw 19. 1948 7
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CHICAGO. Oct. 18 -7P)-A be
lief that demand for corn will ex
pand as a result of lifting of gov
ernment restrictions on uses of
that grain brought buying into
corn futures today.
Oats tended to follow the lead
ership of corn, advancing for small
gains in an active trade, but wheat
was unable to exhibit any rallying
power following the 5-cent break
yesterday. Uncertainty regarding
what action will be taken on flour
ceiling, was depressing wheat.
Wheat finished 'i to 2 cents
lower. January. $2 00, corn was
up 7s-l4, January $l.3T-M,
and oats were unchanged to aj
cent nigner, ixovemoer ou---?.
Modern Miller, a trade publica
tion, stated that. "Taking the
country as a whole, experts ex
press the belief that the winter
wheat crop will go into the winter
with condition above normal."
Stock Leaders
Slip Slightly
NEW YORK, Oct. 18 -(-Scattered
stocks made a little progress
on the recovery side today while
many market leaders were ne
glected in slightly lower terri
tory. Transfers of 920.000 shares com
pared with 1,310,000 Thursday.
Wall Street quarters thought
that erractic shifts of commodi
ties and livestock prices remained
as a speculative and investment
restraint for securities. , Timid bid
ding was credited to the idea the
list was in shae for a good tech
nical comeback.
HarveHt Dinner Set
For Sunday, Nov. 2-1
PIONEER The community
club held its regular business
meeting at the community hall
last Friday night with Mrs. John
Calavan in charge.
A harvest dinner was planned
for the community hall the Sun
day before Thanksgiving, Novem
ber 24.
Oscar Smith of the Bridgeport
community gave a talk on the
REA project. Mr. Smith is the
director representing this district.
New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, OcL 18-iip)-To day's closing quotations:
AI Chem & Dye 160Vi
American Can 84
Am Pow & LA .... 124
Am Tel St Tel ..173,i
Anaconda 38 'i
Atchison 96 "2
Bendix Avia 32
Beth Steel 95 V4
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Canadian Pac .. 13s
Calif Pack 32 V,
Case J I 374
Chryster 81 Mi
Comwlth Sou 3
Cons Edison 27 V4
Cons Vulte 20
Cont Ins 47 i
Crown Zel 28 Mr
Curtiss Wr 6
Douglas Air
Dupont Du Ne .178 Mr
Gen Elec ... 38 Mi
Gen Foods
Gen Motors . ...
Goodyear Tire
Gt North pfd
Int Harvest . ...
Int Paper pfd...
J Manvill
Kennecott
Long Bell A
Maytag ....
Miami Copper
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin ....
Mat Dairy
NY Central
North Am Co .
Northern Pac ..
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Pac Gas Elec ..
PT4 T
Pan American
Penny J C
. 45 Radio Corp
. 51M Rayon ier
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Sears Roeb
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