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flower arrangement classes! and
the garden club were guests of
the Independence Woman's club
Monday when Carl Starker, of
Portland, spoke and demonstrated
Christmas decorations.
Attending were Mrs. Howard
Fleming, Mrs. Lynn McCulley,
Mrs. H. A. Peterson, Mrs. R. R.
Livesay, Mrs. Roy Donahue, Mrs.
A. W. Palmer, Mrs. Norman
Baker, Mrs. Ivan Ices, Mrs. C. J.
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Cecil Riggs and Mrs. Howard
Eastman.
HONESTY PAYS $S
BALTIMORE -P)- Because he
told the whole truth, George
Washington paid only half the
usual $10 fine when arraigned in
a police court here on a charge
of smoking on a streetcar. Wash
ington told Magistrate Henry B.
Mann: "I know it's against the
law. I just didn't think.".
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OfT
Stocks Drop as
Strike Nears
Stacks lost fractions to more than
Stocks lost fractions to more htaa
a point in the market today in the
face of an impending suspension
of bituminous coal mining.
Industrials and rails, whose op
erations would be quickly af
fected by shortage of fuel, led the
decline, which got under way at
the start and progressed slowly
in light dealings.
Transfers were 970,000 shares,
only slightly above Tuesday's
910,000. The Associated Press 60
stock composite dipped .3 of a
point to 61.9.
BIDS WANTED
Bids wanted for the purchase of
interest bearing warrants in the
amount of Two thousand four hundred
and fifty (82450.00) dollars at the best
possible interest rate. Said interest
bearing warrants to be sold to the
highest bidder. Bids to be opened at
the Fruitland School house on East
Center street at IM P.M. on Monday.
December 9. 1946.
The School beard reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
MARION COUNTY FRUITLAND
SCHOOL DIST. No. 113
Mrs. James Stewart. Clerk
R. No. 6, Box 297. Salem. Oreg.
N21-2S-D5
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New York Stock Quotations
NEW. YORK, Nov. 29-iV-Tod ys-closing quotation:
AI CbAm A D lSOGen Electric 35!Radio Corp
-Amor f.mw, SCI-if-Vw4
Am Pows-4 Lt 11 VilGen-Motors
Am Tel it Tel.160 jGoodyear
Anaconda 33iiGt North
Atchison
S5H
Int Harvest
Bendix A via 30
J ManvilJe
Kennecott
Beth Stert 89S
Boeing AirWw
Canadian Pae H
Calif Pack "29
Long Bell
Maytag
Miami Copper
Mont Ward
Case J I 32
Chrysler
82rNash Kelvin .
Comwlth Sou 3 (Nat Dairy
Cons Edison
N Y Central
Cons Vultee
No Am Co
Cont, Is
Northern
Pac Am
Pac Gas
Crown- Zel
Curtiss Wr
Douglas Air
Dupont de N.
(Penney J
t'ortUum Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, Nor. SO ( AP)
Butterfat (tentative, subject to im
mediate change) Premium quality,
maximum of .33 of 1 per cent acidity,
delivered in Portland. tt-Ste lb.: 1st
quality 91-B3C lb.; second quality. 17
4Sc; valley routs and country points
1c less than first or tS-tdc lb.
Butter A A 93 score. 82-4c lb.: A
13 score. SO-Slc: B 90 score. Tt-aOc;
C S9 score. 7 5-77c.
Cheese Oregon singles. 55-59c: Or
egon loaf. 57 -41c; triplets. 54i-59c.
Eggs A grade, large. M'.-9c:
medium. S5s-&6Vic; B grade large.
46-48c: small (pullet). 41',-43',c.
Egg Purchases from farmers: Cur
rent receipts. 54-55c; buyers pay S
3 Vic doz. below wholesale quotations
on graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Dressed turkeys No. I young hens,
loose, f.o.b plante. 44-47 c lb.; No. 1
toms. 2S-2Sc lb., advance basis to pro
ducers. Dressed chickens Sell to retailers:
Spring broilers. 3 lbs. and up, 52c; col
ored hens, 37c; Leghorn fowls, 32c; old
roosters and stags. 28c
Live chickens No. 1 Leghorn broil
ers. 1 to t lbs. 3S-36C lb: fryers. 3 to
3 lbs. 37 -38c; 3 to 4 lbs. 37 -38c lb:
t roasters. 4 lbs. 37 -38c; 4Vi lbs. and over.
S7-38c; fowl. Leghorn, all wts 2Z-Z3c;
fowl, colored, all wta, 27 -28c; roosters
and stags 12-17c lb.
Rabbits Average to retailers. 50c
lb.; dressed prices to producers. 43c;
fryers, live, white, 33-35c lb.; colored.
23c lb.
Onions Oregon yellows. No. 1.
1.65-1.75 a SO lb. sack; Idaho yellow
Spanish, med . S1.2S-1.35: Urge 1 65
1.75; Idaho white, med, 1.90-2.
Potatoes Washington Russets, $3.05
3.05: 50 lbs.. No. 3. 90c-$1.10: local long
white. (2-55-2 65 cwt.; Klamath Rus
sets. .No. 1. 8275-2-95; Deschutes. No.
1. S3.7S-3.00: Bakers. 8330-3 75.
Veal Best quality. 2S-27c lb.; B.
23-24c: C. 21 -22c; culf. lt-20c lb.
Hogs block butchers, packer
style, 153-213 lbs. 33-34c; over 313 lbs.
33c; sows, all weights. 29-30c lb.
Lambs AA. 34-Sic: A. 32c; B.
27 -28c; C. 25c; mutton 12-16c lb. ac
cording to quality and weight.
Beef Best quality. SO-32c; B, 25
20c; C. 22c; canner and. cutter 18-20c;
bologna bulls 25c.
Cascara bark Green -S'.ic; dry 20c.
Wool Valley, coarse and medium
grades 45c lb.
Mohair 4te Bs. en 12-month
growth.
Hay Wholesale shipment: Alfalfa.
No. 2 or better. 32.00-33 JO ton; No. 1
timothy 3330-3530 ton: oats and vetch,
mixed bay. valley growers' asking
price 22 00-2330 ton: clover hay. un
certified 2130-2350 baled on farms.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 20 AP)
Wheat futures not quoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white
63.00. barley No. 245 lb. B.W. 04.00;
corn No. 2 E.Y. shipments 6230; No.
I flax 7.25.
Cash wheat (bid): Saft white 1-91:
soft white (excluding Rex) l-Ol'z;
white club 1-91',: western red 1.91a.
-Hard red winter: Ordinary 1 91; 10
per cent 1.93; 11 per cent 1.97; 12 per
cent 2.07.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.29;
II per cent 2.31; 12 per cent 2-33.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 30; bar
ley 1; flour 4; com 3; oata 3; hay 3;
millfeed 4.
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No: 3
BUTTER PRINTS
Wholesale :
Retail
KGGS Baying price
Extra Large
.83
S9
38 .
34
30
M
.60
33
XI
4
8
. 17 00
. 1330
. 5.00
. 11.00
. 13.50
. 18.00
Medium
Standards
Wholesale, large
Medium
Standard
POULTRY
Colored hens No. 1
No 3
Fryers
LIVESTOCK
(By Valley Pack)
Top lamb ...
Yearlinc lamb
Ewes - .
Dairy cows
Dairy bulls
Veal
Hoe prices 35c per hundred
under
Portland prices for each particular
class Stags bought subject
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press.
November 30
STOCK AVERAGES
20
Rail
Wednesday 84.8
Previous day 85.2
Week ago 86.3
Month ago 86.1
Year ago . 96.6
1V4
46
, 28V4
6Vi
67
171
10 10 10
bid us Utl! Forn
34.2 42 8 61.9
343 43.0 82 2
35 4 43 8 63-
33.4 433 62.5
47.6 SI 3 74.T
IS 19 60
Rail Util Stocks
102.9 104.1 74.9
103.0 1043 74.9
102.S 1033 75.1
104.0 107.9 78 6
BOND AVERAGES
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
8
Z 94
.. 92.8
102.3
CALL FOR BIDS
The undersigned will receive sealed
bids at the office of the City Record
er. City Hall. Salem, Oregon, until
5:00 p.m.. December 2. 1946. for fur
nishing to the City of Salem. Oregon,
shrubs, plants, flowers, and other
planting materials for Highland Park,
Salem, Oregon.
For specifications inquire at the City
Recorder's Office. City Hall.
The city reserves the right In the
interest of the city to accept or reject
any or all bids.
ALFRED MUNDT
City Recorder.
Dated at Salem. Oregon
November 20. 1946. N 21
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JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEII
L00IOIIG FOB!
Salem's newest dealership is now prepared to handle
all of the repairs voor present car might need . .. From
complete lubrication to complete overhaul. No job is
too large or too small for our well equipped shop and
specially trained staff of mechanics.
Your New Lincoln.- Mercury- Dealers.
UABIIEB IIOTOR GO.
Rayonier
50
ttayoaJera pia a-t
Tire .52
pfd 45
Reynolds Met 32
Safeway 23,.i
6Si3ears Roep ... 364
Sinclair OU 15
So Pacific 44
Stand Brands 374
Stan Oil Cal 53
l' . UTnn.- 111'.
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60 Studebaker 19V;
14 Sun Mining 11,
34fUnion Oil 21H ,
15Union Pacific r127 .
26 MWn Airlines 20;.
19 Un Aircraft 1774.'
..
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Pac
Fish,
Elec
414 Warner Bros 174
44
12
A 20
; 104
12H
Pan American 12 U I West El Mfg.- 22 U"
C 421 Wool worth 45 V4
Cash Wheat,
Futures Hit
26-Year High
CHICAGO. Nov. ZOHiTV-New .
26-year peaks were established
in both cash wheat and wheat fu
tures on the Board of Trade to-
day, although price advances in ;
most grain contracts were of mod
erate proportions.
A car of No. 1 mixed wheat,
which dealers said consisted of
about 83 per cent soft red winter
grade, brought $2.25 in the spot
markets. This was the best price
for cash wheat since. the post-war
imiauonBrr Doom or is. wnen
I . .
wheat rose well above S3. 00 a
bushel.
The January wheat contract
hit $2.133. highest for any bread
cereal future since October, 1920.
Wheat finished M-IV higher.
January $2.13,. corn was Vt lower
to a higher, January $1J3Hi
and oats closed 4 lower to lVt
higher, November 84-84 i-
In the New York market wheat
flour prices were advanced 5 to
20 cents a sack while rye flour
was hiked 10 to 40 cents. Trade
reports said mills were having
difficulty in obtaining railroad
cars in which to ship flour.
Both cash and futures prices of
corn were steady despite fairly
heavy arrivals.
Mrs Graham is
Portland Guest
FALLS CITY Mrs. Elsie Gi- ;
ham is visiting her son, Don Math-!
eney and family in Portland. ?
Chet Burbank and Bill Poland i
were in Salem Monday. ?
Many Falls City folks attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bessie Lori-s
mer at Dallas Saturday. She was'
a former local resident.
Firemen entertained for their:
wives with a chili and hamburger
feed Thursday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Pierce of
Bend visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Petersen of San
Francisco is here to spend the
winter with her sister, Mildred
Wray.
Mrs. Lyle Goode and children
of Portland spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Byron Ames.
Dallas WCTU Meeting
Held at Church Tuesday:.
DALLAS An all-day meeting
of the WCTU was held at the
Evangelical church Tuesday. Eve-
lyn Collins, president, conducted
the meeting. Devotionals led by
Miss Collins and group singing'
preceded the business session
which included appointment of
the chairmen for the following
committees: speech contest, Mrs.
John Calayan; devotional, Mrs. M.
A. Conlee; visual aid, Mrs. Ho
mer Dashiell; publicity, Mrs!
James Leitsch; promoter, Mrs. J.
B. Schroeder. Chairmen for thf
monthly meetings were also ap
pointed. Mrs. M. A. Conlee installed of
ficers for the new year. ,
Mrs. J. E. Johnson reported -on
the state convention at Pendle
ton. Mrs. Charles Guy and Mrs. Les
ter George poured at the tea
hour.
1
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