The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 21, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textpr Now Yorl: StocS Quotations Th Statesman, Salem, Oreaoa. Friday. February 21. 1947 7 NEW YORK, Al Chem & Dye American Can Am Power & Lt Am Tel & Tel Anaconda .. Atchison Bendiv Aia Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac . Caie J I Chrysler Com with Sou .. Cons Ed icon . Cons Vultee Cont Ins Crown Zel Curtis Wr Douglas Air Dupont de Ne Cen Electric . Feb. 20-(P)-To ay' 172 Gen Foods 93 Gen Motors . 16 Goodyear Tire 72 i Gt North pfd .. 41 Int Harvest ... 93 4 lint Paper prd . .. 3834'J Manville BSSIKenncrott 22.; Long Bell A . 29 14 1 Maytag 144 Miami Copper .. 37iiMont Ward lOmjNash Kelvin . 34 'Nat Dairy ..... .. 29 IN Y Central . .. 17 S North Am Co . .. 3 14 'Northern Pac . .. 304iPac Am Fish . 67, Pac Gas Elec 73 P T & T 191 Pan American 38 Penny J C . closing quotations: . 414 ! Radio Corp 62'.sjRayonier 62' Rayonier prd 48 ? Reynolds Met 784 Safeway J Sears Roeb ...136 i Sinclair Oil 47 I So Pacific 19 34 Stan Brands .. 11'. Stan Oil Cal - 15' j Stew Warner 624 Studebaker 18T Sun Mining ... - 33' j Union Oil .. 201!Un Pacific .. 31VUn Airlines .. 21, Un Aircraft U S Steel .. 4 1 4. Warner Bros .123!West Elec 14' 4 Wool worth 9H 23 H 37", 35 . 22 H .... 38 15 .-. 45 '4 ... 35 ... 554 .. 18 ... 24 ... 12'. ... 22 ...130 23 ... 19 . 76 ... 17 ... 26 - 50 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or. Feb. 20 (AP) ButterUt tentative ifubject to tmmediat change) Premium quality Jn Portland 1-77c lb ; lirt quality in Portland 75-7c; second quality 70-72c: valley route and country points 2c lean than firt or 73-74- Butter wholesale FOB bulk. 61 lb. cube, frad AA. 93 score 7-68c. grade A. W core 67-IWo Cheese telling price to Portland whcleialert Oregon tingles 42-49C lb : Oregon loaf 41-52c. triplet! 39'a O'aC tit wholesaler A grade. Urge 43',-45',c. medium 4V,-44',c; A grade imill 4ra-42lic. B grade Urge 31-42'iC Kgga Puichae from farmers: Current receipts J7-40c. bum pjy i-J'c below wholesale quotation on graded baM for bent hennery run- L.lve cruckma No I Lennoin broileii 1 to 2 lb. 24-2.V. fibers. S to 3 lbs , 24-2!Sc: 3 to S lbs . 27-32C oastrrv 4 lbs and over 2-Tlc fol. gliui n. under 3'j lbs 15-17c. over lbs 1719c fow.1. color ed, ail t 17 2Br. rooKteis and stag 12-15c lb Ka'h.ti - average to retailers 4H fVc lb d'eved prices to producer 4Jc I'ifii, live, white 20-24C color ed 17 21c fliffn immnl Ca!.f. 10 do lr. (lain Irt - 75 Dr.ed onions Oif gon vellows. No 1 3 iru-lie and laiter $IK5-I7i a to lb tack median $1J0-1JS. boili l ?H , n erllunn IMI-Juc 'ot.i'D s I ocal long whites. No 1 gia1r i: 75 100 lb tack. De achu'rs No I J2HO-2S5. No 2 i- V" .Ml lt . h:ni(lon Fusets No I .':V2BS bakcm SJ ofi-3 20 BIihs Tiiumpl, 50 lbs $3 90-4 00 I)reil n.eats -- Veal t ikt.t. top quality .'to -.12c. heavy top qu.di'v 26 lc B 2--'k-. I 22-24C cull 1-2K Hi block butcheit. packa r tle JJVIrtO Irn 3J-:i4c. over 213 lbs. 30 42c ow. all w.r 23-?Sc Iambs AA M SO. A 37 -34k' B 34-;i-. '. ZS-JOc Mutton 10-l.k- Hi according to qual ity Heef h. t quality. 12c R 23-2tic. t 10-22c. tanner and culler IB-19c; bo logna bulls '..'V-2tic. I 4-i'dn ba.k Green, t-g'c dry 20c Wool - alley, coaite and mediu'n grades 43c lb Motia.r 4ilc lb on 12-month growth Hay V.no:eale rail shipment Al falfa No 2 tr better S33 00-341 00 ton. No I tnnothv 1 18 0O-40 IM1 ton; ot. and ei h f 23 00 27 tw ton clover hav. un certified, baled on farms. 123 00-27 00 ton Portland Livestock PORTIA D Ore. Teh 20 - AP. I I'IDA ) Salable and total cattle 20 alable calves 33. total 73 market les active but mostly steady, medium-good fed tteeis 18 73-21 00. odd T.ead top good teers 2.100, commun light !-! down to 1.1 no. medium good heifein 1WIMI-IX30 t utters down to II IN' ca n r r r -cu t te r tnui lareelv 00-11 HO. nellt downward to 7 SO. fat danv hp cow t 12 "0-13 Jo. n.ed lum .! beef -ow s 13.-1J0. good bes f hulls 13 30-11130; I' eduun auaee i bulls down to 12 g..ol - hoice vtal- is 22 1MI-24 0O elects 23 00-50. ie at'le lot good :WA lb calves 22 00 Salable hogs loo total 5.5; market active. tradv good-choice arour-d ) HO 240 lbs 27 73. one lot choice 210 lbs 27 HI 2KI-3JO lbs 2 011-27 5i. l .',5 Ih 2l li good sow 2! 00-22 on. grxxl -eiioice '1.I0-JB3 lb sow up to 23 0O; choice rrraiotr piirs quotable to 23 50 SalabL- and total heep 200. market t,ve. "f.i(i large lot good-clour tl lb wooled lambs 21 jo i i, : ; - medr 'n l..n r 1 , IHI 1(iO good vi .iiimgs 15 00 go.Kj c.'.oue ewe 8 So ill Newspaper Faces 20.000 Libel Suit Suit (hji-ui ,i- arid asking $20,000 (himugrs wa.s filed against Cetirge Putnam, for the Capital J(iurn;il Printing Co, and Ray Moorp. 3TJ0 Portland rd . by John V.. anl Ivobeit B Ma it, Wxal radio rppairmt-n, in Marion itunty cir cuit court Tuesday. The complaint states the Cap ital Journal published a story headed Slickers Work Radio Racket" in its Dfc 4. 1946, issue, quoting Moore and citing alleged alarm of local radio rrpairmen oer advertisements giving a tel ephone number for Ire pick-up radio repair. The complaint alleg es the article commented: "That I. the last the owner see. of his radio. " The Mairs' guit contends the article was false and libelous, and that they were operating a bona fide business. . -r Wheat Soars, Drops in Mart CHICAGO, Feb. 20 -.-P)-In a hectic session of widely gyrating ' prices, wheat soared as much as ' 8 cents to. new 27-year highs an1 then gave up nearly all its gains on the board of trade today. The new peak for any wheat : contracts since 1920 was estab lished by March at $2.38,i short ly before noon. Heavy profit taking then swept over the pit and prices plunged from their bet ! levels. Corn and oats swung up 1 and down with wheat. Wheat closed lower to 1 cent higher, March S2.321,, corn was; unchanged to . higher, March ; $1.384. and oats S higher, March 791.. Airline Stock In Comeback NEW YORK. Feb. 2 0-()-Airline stocks led a selective come back in today's market although many leaders remained indiffer ent. Aircraft issues attracted bids on the idea this group was be hind the market, having done lit tle in the January revival. Johns-Miinville, still buoyed by the proposed stock splitup, added 3'i at 136 on top of yesterday's 3-point gain. United Paperboard was active with an advance of 17. at 18V Douglas Aircraft was up 2 at 73 on small sales. Ahead 1 or so wehe United Air Lines at 23 'a. Eastern Air Lines at 213.. Speny at 23 ' . Great Northern i Railway at 48'i, U.S. Gypsum at 1044 and Dow Chemical at' 171. Salem Markets BU'TTEIFAI Premium No I No 2 PRINTS Wholesale Retail rOGS. Buving Price Extra large Vlediun Martdarda Pullets, cracks r.C.t.S. Selling Prirt Wholesale, la r ire Medium POL LT K Y Colored bens. No. 1 No a Fryers 75 .74 .70 71 .76 .40 .37 3i 30 44 41 2 22 30 LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) Top la-nb . 20 50 Yearlin lair.b 14 00 Kwes 7 50 Dairv cow 6 00 to 1 1 SO Dairy bulla .. 8 00 to 14 00 Veal 12 00 to 20 SO , i Hoc price 35c per hundred under Portland prices for each particular 1 clas Stags bought fublect. Stocks and Bonds (Compiled by the Associated Press) STOCI Thut sday Pievioua day Week ago Month ago Year Ifo Feb M AVEKACiES 30 Indus 97 a 92 7 S3 S92 101 0 IS 13 SO Bails t'tll. Stocks 37 1 47 0 67 6 36 9 44 9 67 3 37 7 46 8 6S 2 33 3 46 1 65 1 46 7 52 0 73 9 BOND AVERAGES 20 Thursday Previous dav Week ao Month mro Year ago 10 Rail Indus. N) 103 6 M 3 103 6 97 0 103 4 94 I 103 7 106 3 104 7 10 L'til 104 S 104 105 0 104 7 1(M 4 10 Forn 76 3 76 2 76 4 75 1 76 6 Mt. McKinley, highest peak on the North American continent, rises abruptly to 17.000 feet from a plateau less than 3,000 feet high. RCA VICTOR ARTIST CHARLIE SPIVAK in Person 1-30 Today al Heider's Record Shop 428 COURT Dance to his mu.ic tonight at the Crystal Gar den. Have vour Charlie Spivak record auto graphed here. FOUAWISG RECORDS IS STOCK: THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S YOU CAN CRY ON SOMEBODY ELSE'S SHOULDER SHOULDER SPRING MAGIC SO THEY TELL ME ALONG WITH ME LINDA ONLY" ANOTHER BOY AND GIRL EVRY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE CANT YOU READ BETWEEN THE LINES SANTA LUCIA SO WOULD I LETS GO HOME MY HEART GOES STOMPING ROOM CRAZY ONLY THE OLD DEVIL MOON IT THIS ISNT LOVE TOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS ITS ALL OVER NOW LHHEOUDIEDll'S 428 Court Phon 7522 coTTs Dresses for around the house. Sev eral styles, colors, and prints to choose from in sizes 12-42. Regular $1.77 and $1.85. SPECIAL Friday and Saturday lien's Gripper Style ifsnn.nj'nrii Good quality S a n forized cotton. Sizes 30-40. Pair tMVEILW EIKM3! For livinroom or bedroom. Ecru, plain or with trim. Special Friday and Saturday ill HadlSdDllmiG EBuoflfoe A large selection of colorg and varieties to choose from. 1 Bnlb Birthday Napkins And many other occa sional napkins. Pack age of 32. Deliciously Fresh DBsjdps 29c ILL- 2 Lbs., 55c mmns season IS HERE DANDY 3-STICK AND BIG BEII 2-STICK J KrOj Pkg. Medium" Size HWSSIU COMB All Colors Beg. 10c Friday and Saturday 7 BRIGHT COLORS WOOD HANDLES Exlra Heavy Large Size Pot holders Anklets Combed Cotton Anklets in blue, white, red and yellow with turn down top. Sizes 8-10J4. Closing Onl Ised Records To make room for a complete new line. 3 for 25c Try a sin IV0ST7 Always a new flavor! 5c and 10c Cones "BOimiE LASSIE" SUPOVEB A hand painted pictorama knit sweater. 100 virgin wool. Sizes 34-40, in green blue, black or brown colors. Regular $4.95 Special Friday and Saturday1 Similar to Picture Finest Quality Grade 2 Select your roses now while there is still a large selection to choose from. There are both climbers and bush roses to beautify your yard. I OteQQQB )