The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 21, 1947, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text10 The Statesman. SaUm. Oregon. Friday. March 21. 1947 Wheat Futures Divided; Oats, Com Steady CHICAGO, March 2tw;P)-A two-way market developed in wheat futures on the Board of Trade today when old crop deliv eries broke sharply while new crop months held firm. Corn and deferred contracts of oats fin week after the sensational upturn since mid-January. Old crop wheat finished 34 to 6 cents lower, March $2.74. New crop deliveries were li to 2 cents higher, July $2-20-2.204. Corn was 4-2',4 higher, March $1.674 4, and oats 2 "4 lower to high er, March 90. Portland Livestock C. G. Wetmore Dies in Salem C. G. Wetmore, 80, retired farm er, died Wednesday at the home of. his daughter, Mrs. A. W. Foglesong, 745 S. High st Born in Maple Hill, Pa., he came to Oregon 51 years ago and had lived at Salem for the past four years. The body has been shipped by Clough-Barrick company to The Dalles, where funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. Saturday. Interment will be in The Dalles I OOF cemetery. Surviving are a daughter, Irs. Foglesong- of Salem, three broth ers and five sisters,-all living in Pennsylvania or New York, and four grandchildren. of the club. Twelve members at tended, including Felton and Mrs. Florence Young of Salem, secre tary. New York Stock Quotations PORTLAND. Ore.. March 20 ( AP) I USD A t Cattle salable and total 15. calves 25: early trade steady, closing weak with some interests bidding un evenly lower: few common-medium steers 15.00-20.00: cutters down to II 50: common-medium - helfersl4.00 18.00; canner and cutter , cows largely 10.50-12.50: shells down to 9.00: fat dairy type cows 13.50-15.00. odd head 15.50; medium-good beef cows J5.00 17.00: good beef bulls 17.00-50: light butcher bulls to 18.00: medium sau sage bulls down to 14.00; vealeds un der pressure around 1.00 or more low er; few choice grades 24.00-50; heavy calves 20.00 down. Hogs salable 300. total 400: market steady: good-choice 190-240 lb. truck ins 2S.75: one load 241 lb. 28 65: with 265 lb. weights out at 26.65: bulk 285 305 lb. 26.50-27.00: few 160 lb. 27.00: good 400-630 lb. sows 23.00-24.00: choice feeder pigs quotable up to Wed nesday's top of 27.50. Sheep salable and total 25: active, steady: few good-choice wooled lambs held around 21.00-50; extreme top NEW YORK, Al Chem & Dye American Can . Am Pow it Lt Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Atchison Bendix A via Beth Steel Boeing Air . Calif Pack Canadian Pac Case J I Chrysler Comwlth Sou Coni Edison . . Cons Vultee . Cont Ins Crown Zel ... CurtJ Wr Douglas Air Dupont de Ne Gt-n Electric March 20-P- To day's 178 ;Gen Foods . 94 i Gen Motors M1 1 Goodyear Tire 1534 Gt North pfd . 39 Int Harvest . 87 Int Paper pfd... . 34'. J Manville . 91 Kennecott . 21 Long Bell A . 28 Maytag . 121. 'Miami Copper .. . 34 s4 'Mont Ward 95 Nash Kelvin . 3' 4 Nat Dairy 27, V Y Central . 17 North Am Co . 50' Northern Pac . . 29 Pac Am Fish .... . 534 Pac Gas Eke . . 68 P T Sc T 182 Pan American .. 35 Penney J C closing quotations: 42 7B Radio Corp 87 59 iRayonier 23 54'j iRayonier pfd 4 P. Reynolds Met 29 82 4 Richfield 15li 104 Safeway 22 5 122 Sears Roeb 35 44'ilSinclair Oil 15 , 17T. So Pacific 40 1 4 108' 2 Stan Brands 35U 15z;Stan Oil Cal . ... 54' 574 Stew Warner 17 184 Studebaker 21s 33 !Sun Mining 113 174 Union Oil 21 26 1 x Un Pacific 123 19a Un Airlines 24 IP4 Un Aircraft 18 402 U S Steel 7134 Warner Bros 1534 13' 2 West Elec 25 34 427 Woolwoith 48 '2 GOP Prepares For State Meet Gearhart probably will be host to the 1947 convention of Oregon Fluorescent, Connercial and Industrial Lighting Fixtures For Immediate Delivery Salem Lighting and Appliance Co. Temporary Leeatioav. 255 N. Liberty. Salem. Ore. rbene 9412 Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore., March 20 AP) Wheat futures not quoted. Cash grain: Oats No. 2. 3S lb. white 70.00. Barley No. 2, 43 lb. B.W. 65.00. No. 1 flax 1J0. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 223. soft white excluding Rex) 2-23; white club 2.23: western red 2.23. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 23: 10 per cent J-2f; 11 per cent 2.36; 12 per cent 2 48. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 2 JO: 11 per cent 2.36: 12 per cent 2 42. Today's car receipts: Wheat 41. bar ley 1. com 6. oats 1. millfeed 7. flax 1. Republican clubs, the state execu- j tive committee decided here Thursday afternoon. President j Joseph B. Felton of Salem was j authorized to secure a nationally known speaker for the meeting, j which will occur in September or j October. j The committee also discussed fi- nances and plans for new chapters 1 ished steady after wide price j fluctuations. Grain traders attributed the weakness in old crop wheat to a decline in ca.h prices at major terminals, as well as a continua tion of the profit-taking liquida tion which has occurred this Wednesday 22 00 on one lot choice 114 lb.: good-choice ewes ratable 5O-9.00. Stock Market Dealings Slow NEW YORK. March 20-.P)-The tiK-k maiket generally backed down today, after three mit5t recovery sessions, but dealings were amonii the slowest of the past year and scattered l-;iitTs managed to lemain in the plus column The lack cf igor on the recent rirntb;ick inspired some quick turn pruf it taking by prolession hs w ho till acc ounted for the greater part of the volume. Ac counts were trimmed also by thoe w ho till were bearish over businesK pnr-pects and the cloudy foreign picture The As u.trd Press 60-to k composite was off .2 of a point at 64 5. Salem Markets HI TTmr.AT I'tru'iuru R.1 No I " N. 2 7a KIN rs Wholesale '.' H.t.-ui S3 ... Hiivmc Vrtr Fxli.i liik-e ' Mnliu:: - . .21 Sturufj ' c! f'ullrt-. r lacks 3 H.t.s srlhnt rrlrc Vlol-j.r Ijut , Muliirn 41 IMH IR . l.i . I i t-n Nil I .T N.' 2 2 Tiv... 32 IIWMOtR Hv ltrt Park! Top i.i ?n (xi i m hi x 1j l I IK) Dun v i 8 00 to 13 00 IJI I hu I I- 111 IHI lei 1 4 . (I M V r - '' l" r . mo l : ;i- i !'!' tanij i: n s fur cafh particular t-l.i si.u iw.uifiit -1 1 r --t blocks and bonds I'm' ptlt1 hy thr sociat1 Prr March 20 ITIXK Wlltll.M M 1 5 IS SO Ind.K rial's It. I Stik Thursday TS9 M XI 7 44 5 MS l'r i..is dav 8 9 34 0 4-4 4 M7 Vs,K aK 2 33 8 44 8 M3 Mi.nl n inn V2 .1. 47li ; (n mi I 40 ."2 8 76 2 iiimi . m ti.M -Ml 10 10 10 H.i lulu" till For Tl (iis)v H t 1113 9 lu6 0 75 ? 1'irtii u Ml 1)1.1 104 a 7 s V. k .... M 8 1)13 7 104 5 75 8 Mi.ntli ni 3 UK! 6 li4 8 78 3 iii .ii.li I' 3 )"S II Dig 2 77 1 Portland lrHlnce ItlKTI AND Orr Maich 2U- i AP -Kuiti..! . itl.r i.lj!-i-t t.i .m-ri'-i)iati i-li.initr'. prr i iu:u qua'ity, Iti.iin ti'M i f Aft 1'f 1 p-i cm! a l1il . cl-li nil mi I'ortUi.d 84-86c lb. Iirst u.ilii 82-8.V lr s-cond ujlil "i7 84l . .ill-v tuates nd couiitn point 3 i nt It - t lan l.rst or 8)-Hlc Hum, r W )iolal- fob blub 88 lb Ctit-s Cir-iCr AA. 93 h-di r . 7J-74c lb l 2 scuir. 73-74r (rdt B. 0 4orr 7 I - 7 ?c Krjdr (. 81 sinrr. 69c lb Chmt Sellmit pi ice l Portland iiolrs jl-r Oiiriui ntil?"'. 42-4c. On ron loaf 41-52 1 1 iplrt. 39 1 , 50' jC. Tgg To wholesaler A grade. Large. 4'j-47,zc: medium. 4)3'j-44'2C; A grade i sniaJl. 40',-41'jC. B grade large. 40',- 42,c Egfs Purchaaeo from farmers: Cur rent receipts. 37-41c; buyers pay 3-3'ac below wltolra le quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Live chickens No. 1 broilers, under 2 lbs . 27c lb ; fryers. 2 to 3 lbs . 27c lb . 3 to 4 lbs . 3-34c lb : roasters. 4 lbs and over. 30-34c; fowl. Leghorn, under 3j lbs . ISc lb : over 3', lbs . 20-22c fowl, colored, all wU. 29 -30c lb : tags. 12-15c lb Rabbits Average to retailers. 48-S2C lb. dressed: prices to producers. 43c: fryers. white. 20-24c lb.; colored. 17- 21e lb Dried onions Oregon yellows. No. 1. 3 inches and larger. $2 50-2.73 a SO-lb sack: mediums, 11 65-1 73: boilers. 10 Ib. sack. 30-33c: 30 lbs. SI .00-1 10: truck sale med . 1 1 80. 3-inch. S2.25-2.35 Green onions Calif. 10 doz. in crates. $7 50-8 50. local. mid-Columbia. 60 -7 0c Potatoes Oregon Detchutes. No. 1 S3 75-3 90 cw t : large bakers $4 25-4 50 cwt : No. 1. 25 lb. sacks SI 00-1 OS 15 lb sacks 60-65C: No 2. SI 00-1 15 50 lb acks. Fla . Bliss Triumphs No. 1 S3 C5-3.75. Dressed meats Veal light, top qual ity. 32-34C. heavy top quality. 28-30c: B. 25-2c; c. 22-24c: cull. 18-20c. hogs block butchers, packer style. 125-160 lbs. TJ-.TSc: over 213 lbs. 36-37c lb; sow. all ts. 30-35c lb. lambs AA. 18- 4KC A. 37-38c: B, 34-36c: C. 28-30C lb niulton 10-15c lb. according to quality, heef best quality. 30-32c: B. 25-2c. C 20-22c. canner and cutter. 1819c k)ologr,a bulls. 25-26c. 1 asiaia hirk- green. g-S'c; dry. 20c. Wool VaUev, coarse and medium giades. 4oc lb Mohair 4iic lb on 12-month growth. Hay Wholesale rail shipment' Al falfa. No 2 or be'ter. S35 00-36 00 too. No 1 timothv. $37 50-39 00 ton. oats and vetch. $25 0)1-27)10 ton. clover hav. uncertified, baled on farms. $25 50 27 50 ton. Meal Sale! BEEF '4 or Whole Pound PORK Half or Whole Pound . 28c 38 c BEEF EASTERN OREGON STEERS GRADE A Half or Whole 0TlZ.a Pocind . O 71 C Salem Meat Company 25th and Turner Road Across From Walters' Ball Park Phone 313 Cotting. Wrapping. Quick Freezing. Ze Pound WE BUY LIVESTOCK KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Holp IS Miles of Kidney Tube Fluah Out Poiaoooua Waato If rnm kaveaa esceas of aeios ia roar blood, year 16 niiea of kidner tua mar be over worked. Tbesetmy Alters and rakes arework " r a4 aia-ht to help Nature rid yoar 'ZJ- of nc aeids and poisoaova waste. Whea disorder of kidney funrtioa pennita amwooua matter to rnnaia ia yoar blood, it nayratueaamiwbacaarhe.rBeutBatirpaiaa. W pajas. loaa of pep aad eaervy. ret tine B a-bta. swellina. puAn uader the eyes, eartathoa and disxineam. Frequent orseaaty Cuaacea w.U aurtiac and burain some, times shows there ia aoaartaioc wroag with yoar kidaera or bladder. Kidaeys may need help the aame as bow. yoar dracyiat for Doan's Titm a atiantlaat dusrrtic. ued soeeeaaf ally by mil Ix.aa for wrer years. Duaa's gie happy relief aad will help the 1$ milaa of kidaey Wood. Get Doaa a PUav r a, w .aawa wssbl i i Mm "I (0X UVfTZ PI UaU4llllV Darioold' risot rick, met, lawory saiTk froaa Dsrlrelal Farm. Widoly aewacraVad for iofaat .... aad Vw4ly Jsliiarfal for oil aaalk MM. IGA SOAP SALE WuJua- WHITE WITHOUT BLEACHING ill: 33 0 lirAgOgg EVERYTHING cacul as fa asasTni'fMwaEESj""- r-T THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN rVNr V V V W V V m v m IVORY i S 0AP Med. Lee. Personal lie 17c 8c Clara Jefferson is well-known for her helpful, down-to-earth advice on menus, recipes and household hints. IGA has in vited Clara Jefferson to share with you her secrets of effi cient home planning and management. Watch for her sug gestions in each week's IGA advertisement. YOU ALWAYS GET AN IDEA AT IGA SURPLUS FOOD SALE 890 Seedless Raisins 2-lb. Pkg. 1-lb. Pkg. PIONEER Peas no. 2 can 2 for GREAT NORTHERN Beans 2-ibs. 450 270 370 sj I : Healthful Drink A delicious blend of California Orange, Lemon and Grapefruit juice. Try it today. Citrus COCKTAIL No. 2 can .... 46-oz. can .. 100 ... No. 2 ean 1 9 C No. 2'i can 12 C SEASIDE Lima Beans ELSINOEE Krani ELSINORE Wh. Kernel Corn Nf;n! 20 C ELSINORE Peaches 2., 39 C TASTV PAK Bartleil Pears TASTY PAK Dried Prunes BORDEN'S Insianl Coffee 2.oz. CAMPBELL'S No. 1 can No. 2' ean 37c 2-ib-43c jar 43C Veqelable Sonp 7. 13 C HONEY DEW Sugar 10-Ib. bap 920 M L J --t'm 41c GUITTARD OIOUND CMOCOLATf GARDEII FRESH VEGETABLES K CALIFORNIA. NEW .Pound Fresh, Solid, Sweet and Crisp RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS Bunch Dress up that spring salad U. S. NO. 1 DESCHUTES POTATOES 15-Ib. bag Suprerne quality at a saving COACHELLA VALLEY EMPEITIMT fc Ea. Grown below sea level for better quality ARE LENTEN MEALS BECOMING yfONOfOAOU 6 ? This "appetite-awakener." Planked Mackerel. Select firm-, fleshed fish. Use whole fish, split down back and dry thor oughly. Season- sides with salt and pepper and brush with oil or melted fat. Place, skin-side down, oft oiled hot plank or ovenware platter and bake in hot oven (450 F.) for 15 to 30 minutes, basting frequently. Remove from oven, border with Mashed Potatoes, brush with melted butter, milk or diluted egg yolk and brown in oven or under broiler. FOR LEIITEN HEALS Southland Cove Oysters 7 -ox. tin 43c Kins Solomon Sardines l-lb. tin 20c I Krispy Crackers 2-Ib. box 39c IGA Salad Dressing . ....PL jr 35c Van Camp's Beans 20c r With tomato tauce No. Z can . T ZOOM 23C BISKIT MIX ... 37c Popular Brands Cigarettes Carton 1.39 Delicious lit. Angel Cheese ...Pound 490 Lindsay Ripe OLIVES Extra large Pt. Jar 37c Colossal .Pt. Jar 49c I I Missionelle Noodles 25c rz: l ib. pkf. I Mission Macaroni 13c 1 And Cheese Dinner 7-oi. pkt FRESH COOKIES 23c Snowball or Assorted Sandwich, 7 -ox. pkf. . PLUM JAM Starr Purple 1-lb. jar 29c IGA EVERYDAY LOW PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THESE STORES... Save Every Day At IGA BONNEB'S GBOCEBY Gerrais. Oregon INDEPENDENCE FOOD IIABEET Indepndanc. 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