New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (.-Today's closing quotations:
Al Chem & Dye. 189s
American Can ... 86
IGen Foods
Oen Motors ....
'Goodyear Tire
iGt North pfd ..
Am Power & Lt 10
Am Tel & Tel 158li
Anaconda 35
At'chLson 83
Bendi'x Avia 32 Mr
Beth Steel 89
Boeing Air 21
Calif Pack 31Vj
Canadian Pac 41s
CaMvJT I 42
Chrjsler .. 62
ComwlTh Sou .t 3i
Con Edison 25
Con Vultee 14.
Crown Zel 33 h
Curtis Wr 5V
Douglas Air 61Vj
Duporit de Ne ..189i
Gen Electric 36
Int Harvest
Int Paper pfd
J Manville
Kennecott
Long Bell A ..
Mont Ward ....
Nash Kelvin ...
Nat Dairy
N Y Central...
North Am Co
Northern Pac
jPac bAm Fish
IPac Gas Elec
PT&T
IPan American
I Penney J C ....
jRadio Corp -
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 10 AP)
. BuUrrlat TenUtiv (subject to
immediate change!. Premium quality
Mixiiruin of 35 of 1 per cent acidity
deiiveied in -Portland. S0-83c: first,
quality, :s-Slc; second quality. 74-77c;
sraiiey rc-te and country points, 2
cents Jeea lnan first, 7-T7c.
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. 37
. 25 44
. 154
. 22 s.
. 364
. 15.
. 44 ft
. 28V4
. 59
- 21
. 9
. 234
139
. 21
. 24 V.
. 72
. 13
. 28
- 47 4
Butter Wholesale, f.d.b. bulk cubes,
rrade AA. S3 score, 74c: 82 score. 73c
lb: B. 90 score. 70c; C. 88 score 70c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 41
Sl'iC Oregon S-lb. loaf. 43',k-53,ic.
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade.
Urge, 87i to 68' c: medium 61 'c: A
grade, small MVxc; B grade, large. 52',
5aVtc. Eggs Purchased from farmers: Cur
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I 'I OU CANT WAKE UP
BECAUSE YOU
PLAVED CARDS
ALL NIGHT
HE'S OUT LIKE A LIGHT.
YOU DOWT HAVE TO BE
SO CAREFUL.
OONT TALK LIKE A FOOL THEf
CANT-EVEM FIND THE TRAILER -
THEt COULOfiT TRACE A PIECE
OPCHESACflOSSA
POOL TABLE-,
. 37!Rayonier
... 58,i!Rayonier pfd ..
... 48 Reynol(i Met
... 39 12 1 Richfield
... 89jSafeway
56 ISears Roeb
... 444!Sinclair Oil .
.... 44So Pacific
.... 234 ISUn Brands ..
... 58 jstan Oil Cal -
17tfc.-Studebaker .
.... 30 6 Sun Mining
... 14i Union Oil
.... 23 Un Pacific
.... 204 Un Airlines
Un Aircraft
.... 39 4 U S Steel
.... 984 Warner Bros
.... 9Va West Elec
.... 42 T! Wool worth
.... 8
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VEIL RUN HIS
LAPS
LAlGS
rent receipts. 69-3c; buyers pay J',ic
below wholesale quotations on graded
basis for best hennery eggs.
Llv chickens Pa vine price to
producers: No. 1 broilers under !',
3 to 4 lbs . 38 -39c; roasters. 4 lbs. and
over. 37-38c: fowl Leghorn under 4 lbs ,
18-201 ; 4 lbs. and over 21 -23c: colored
fowl, all weights 2S-27c; slags, all
weight. 12-14 c lb.
Dressed turkeys. No. 1 loms. 38-40C
lb.: net to growers. No. 1 young hens,
43 -45c lb. (nominal quotations.
Rabbits Average to retailers. 48
52c ib dressed: price to producers. 43c.
fryers, live, while. 20-25o Itu colored.
17-21 lb.
Onions Green, local mid -Columbia.
75-80C dor. bunches.
Onions Ore. Brooks yellow, med.
50 Ib. sks. 2.25-2.40; pickling to lb.
7 25-7.50; 25 lb. sk. 2 55-4 00; 10 lb.
1.70-1.75, Wash, yellows 3" 2.25-50:
Idaho yellows, red, 2.50-2.60: 3-inch
2.25-2 33; Calif, white med. 2.10-2 25.
Potatoes Ore. Wash. Russets No.
Is 100 lb. sks. 4.00-4.20; 25 lb. 1.10-1.20;
15 lbs. 64-85: bakers No. Is 4.20-4.40
cwt.; No. 2 med. 50 lb. 1.15-1.30;
Deschutes Russets No. 1 3.85-4.00.
Dressed meats: Veal light top
quality. 35-36c lb.; heavy top quality
28-30C B, 20-26c. C 22-24c; cull 18-20c
Hogs Block, butchers, packer
style. 125-160 lbs. 38-Wc lb; over 213
lbs, 37 -38c lb: sows. aU wts 27-2SC lb.
Lambs Best grade 3S-40c lb; others
according to quality.
Cascara bark Green 10c tt4 dry
23c lb.
Hay U. S No. 2 green alfalfa or
better, carload lota, FOB Portland.
$30-32 ton; U. S. No. 1 timothy (east
ern Oregon or Washington), carlots
T.OJB Portland, $34-37 ton; oats and
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Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTERFAT
Premium ...
No. 1
No. 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
.81
.7S
.70
.77
.82
.68
.63
.38
J8
.72
.67
.78
.73
if
n
.40
Retail
KGGS BUYING
Extra large ..
Medium and standard
Pullets
Cracks
EGGS. Selling Price
Wholesale, large
Mediums ....
Retail large
Retail medium
POULTRY
Colored hens. No.
No. 2
fryers
M to
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Choice spring lambs .....
Yearling up I
Ewes 2 00
Fat dairy cows (
Cutter cows 8.00 I
Dairy heifers
Calves (300 to
450 lbs.)
Bulls
Veal (150 to 300 lbs.)
vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover
hay, $22-25 50. baled at Willamette val
ley farms, depending upon quality and
location.
Mohair 42c lb. on 12-month growth
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LIKE HAVING A REALLY-TRULY
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L. II
Corn Slumps,
Oats Gains in
Grain Market
CHICAGO. Oct. lO-t-G rains
moved in divergent directions on
the board of trade today, corn
slumping, wheat closing mixed
and oats displaying considerable
independent strength. Turnover
again was at the moderate level
prevailing since margins were
hiked.
Major feature was the drop in
com, which fell around 5 cents
at one time. With major distill
ing companies shutting down for a
60-day emergency holiday and a
more optimistic government crop
report expected after the close, lit
tle sustained buying power de
veloped.
Wheat closed lower to Ui
higher, December $2.92 i-i, corn
was 1V4-2". higher, December
$2.24-2.25, and oats were "7-3's
higher, December 1.187.-1.19.
The government estimate of a
corn crop of 2,458,000,000 bushels,
up 54,761,000 bushels from the
preceeding month, was a smaller
gain than many analysts had pre
dicted. However, traders pointed
out that prospects have continued
to improve since October 1, when
data for the government report
was collected.
The December wheat contract
drew some support from govern
ment purchases of 2.169,000 bush
els of cash wheat yesterday and
at one time moved to a new sea
sonal high of $2,944. However.!
practically all the gain was lost
at the close.
The five-day weather outlook
for Jthe southwest was pessimistic,
encouraging some buying of July
wheat.
Stocks and Bonds
tCompllfd b? th Assort ted Press)
Oct 10
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS
Ind Rails
. 9J.S 34 1
... Ml 34 I
.. 9t 34 S
. 90 2 . 33 1
.. S4.S 32 S
13 SO
Ufi! Storks
42 63 S
42 65 4
43 0 65 3
42 S 84 0
43 4 lie
Friday,
Previous day
week: ago
Month ago
Year ago
BONO AVERAGES
20 10
Ralls Ind
Bis 101 t
10
Util
103 !
10.1 2
103 4
1040
103 0
105 7
103.1
10
For.
60S
69 S
69.2
68.7
74.7
76 6
67.7
Friday
Previous day .
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
91.7
92 I
93 3
92 3
97.1
. S9S
low.
101 7
1020
102
1027
104 2
101.7
1S47 high
1947 low .
New 1947
Portland Grain
PORTLAND.. Ore.. Oct. 10 (API-
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Caah grain: Oat unquoted: barley
No. 2 4 Ib B W. 78 SO: No. 1 flax 6 SO.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 2 70'.:
soft white (excluding Rex) 2 7t)' ;
white club 2 70'i: western red 2 70',.
nmra red winter: Ordinary 2 70i: 10
per cent 2.74: 11 per cent 2.83. 12 per
cent 2 91.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2 92:
10 per cent 2.92; 11 per cent 2 98: 12 per
cent 3 04.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 38: bar
ter H; flour 6. corn S; oats 3. mill
feed .
SUNDAY'S
Kilocycles: K8LM 1390. KOCO 1190, KOI.N 970. KGVT 020. HEX 1190
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6KSI.M
KOIN
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KEX Israel Message I Israel Message ISouthernaires bouthernaire
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Concert Hsll I Concert Hall IXews
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KSLM Son's Guns INews IB. Cunningham 'Pet Shop
KOCO 1st Baptist Ch. 1st Baptist Ch. 1st Baptist Ch.' 1st Baptist Ch.
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The Shadow
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Bill Lance
Tli Shadow
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KOIN Miss Sherlock I Miss Shei lock I Tony Martin I Tony Martin
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KEX W. Winchell ILouella Parsons Theatre Guild I Theatre Guild
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KOIN
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G. Heater IG Heater I Leave Girls
Frank Devol Frank Devol ISerenade
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20 Questions
Rex Maupin
Crime Doctor
Star Review
Drew Pearson
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Harry
Mrs. Hatch Visits
Cascade Locks
FALIS CITY Mrs. Calvin
Bones and win, Jimmie. visited
their nunt, Mildred Wray, for a
wpek recently.
WLrs. J. B. Hatch is visiting her
son in Cascade Locks for two
weeks.
C. J. Farrow, manager of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
in the Polk county district, was
here on business Thursday.
Norman Davis and Mr. snd
Mrs. Eldon Shepard returned
Wednesday after a 10 days' hunt
ing trip in eastern Oregon. They
bagged two deer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Letterman
of Salem were visiting friends
and relatives Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Travis re
turned to Caldwell, Idaho, after
visiting his sister, Mrs. Margaret
Thompson, for two weeks.
Harvey Marr and Clifford
Reeves were in Salem Thursday.
Mrs. Doyle Lorimor was ' in
Dallas Wednesday.
Buyers Stay
At Controls of
Stock Market
NEW YORK. Oct 10-yF)-Buy-ers
remained in control of today's
stock market although offerings
were sufficient to throw many
leaders for moderate losses.
Floor traders continued to pick
up favorites on the idea the list
was due for a further strong move
if the expected big-scale dollar
relief for Europe eventuates and
props the wavering export pic
ture. Prospects of expanding earn
ings and boosted dividends aided
individual favorites. Accounts
were trimmed her- and there for
the lengthy weekend securities
markets will recess Monday in ob
servance of Columbus Day.
While plus marks held a wide
majority at the close, declines were
plentiful. Volume reached 1.120,
000 shares compared with 790,000
the day before.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up .1 of a point
at 65.5, which was a top since
Sept. 2. Of 995 issues registering,
531 rose and 257 fell.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 10 ( API
(USDAI Cattle Salable ISO. total
2S0; calves salable and total 33: mer
ket fairly active, mostly steady: few
common-medium steers 17.00-22.06):
common-medium heifers IS 00-21.00:
odd good heifers up to 22.00; canner
and cutter cows 11 50-14 00. medium
good beef cows 16 00-18. M; good sau
sage bulls 17 00-18 00. lite-faced bulls
up to 18 50: good vealers steady. 22 00
23 00. choice quotable to 25 00.
Hogs Salable 23. total 300; market
steady on few available but extreme
top 28 lower: 1 lot good-choice 223-lb
weights 20 00; good US-lb feeders 28 00;
choice lite feeders quotable to 32 50,
good sows salable around 24 50-28 00.
Sheep Salable and total 50: mar
ket nominal: good-choice wooled lambs
quotable 20 00-21 00; feeder lambs sal
able around 17.00; good ewes salable
7.00-50.
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leamlandEIiDiTamiand .y lDreamland
Tho Stalsmmcnt, Solom, Orogon, Sahirdcrr. Octobsjr 11, HIT T
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
Cf. I47 by IWH8 fm lysWa, Is.
Well, yu flanked algebrar
Detroit Folk
Entertain for
Deer Hunters
DETROIT G rover Chestnut of
Mohler. formerly of Idanha shin
gle mill, was guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Booker Sunday.
Dr. John Ramage and some
friends from Salem vUited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cham
pion when they returned from a
hunting trip.
Mrs. Clarence Oard of Braman.
Okla. Is visiting her son Warren
Oard and family. She came here
from San Francisco where she vis
ited a daughter, and will remain
about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Saylor left
October 1 for Murphysboro. 111.,
where they were called by the
death of his stepfather. They ex
pect to be back the last of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Garrett and
children of Med ford are visiting
her sister and brother-in-law the
Howard Baldwins.
Mrs. Rose Mermillion, Colleen
Mermillion and Mrs. Keith Moore
took a shopping and pleasure trip
to Bend Saturday.
The Santiam Willing Workers
club met Wedneda with ,v
president. Mrs. Ida Hansen. Ba-i
zaar and rummage sale will be
held at Vickers hall, Idanha, No
vember 17.
Central Howell Women
Start Extension Year
With Special Program
CENTRAL HOWELL Farm
ers Union auxiliary held the first
fall meeting Wednesday with Mrs.
John Schafer. Mrs. Leonard Ham
mer, president, conducted the
meeting. Other officers this year
are Mrs. Milton Kephart, vice
president and treasurer, Mrs. Ted
Kuenzi, secretary. Committee
chairmen for the cumlnf year
were announced as follows: Mrs.
Milton Kephart, finance; Mrs.
Clyde DeSart, hospitality; Mrs.
Lee Dow, recreation; Mrs. John
Cage, ACWW; Mrs. Clarence
Johnson, publicity; Mrs. Clarence
Simmons, sr., membership; Mrs.
Ted Kuenzi. standard unit; Mrs.
Kmery Goode, 4-H; Mrs. Frank
Way. cheer. New materials were
discussed by Constance Hamp
ton, assistant home demonstra
tion agent. Covered dish lunch
eon was served by the hostess.
you'll learn
tho story
behind
IVollaco's
"spnnrcirjG
pnnrjEiiiY"
Jamu F. BYnies
Starting
Wednesday, Oct. 15
isvthe
This eetialiaastoe. el "SJpeslriee frankly
win oorec eia oi bfteea chapters el the book
ks a puhlahe4 Oct. IS hf Bars i
e
rotxromorit
II
from
assisted by Mrs. Leonard Ham
mer, Mrs. Ted Kuenzi and Mrs.
Mel v in Van Cleave. Visitors
present, all of whom became new,
members. were' Mrs. William'
Kleen, Mrs. Mary Ilendon, Mrs.
Wilber F. Wilson, Mrs. Melvin
Van Cleave and Mrs. Holland.
Other members were Mrs.
Frank Way, Mrs. Clarence Sim
mons, sr, Mrs. Clarence Simmons,
jr., Mrs. A. E. Kuenzi, Mrs. Mil
ton Krphart. Mrs. Lewis Patter-
son, Mrs. Samuel Eacheiman, Mrs. t
John Cage, Mrs. Lee Dow, Mrs.
vmiam Zkcnarr, Mrs. Louis
w ampler , Mrs. Clyde DeSart,
Mrs. Henry Torvend, Mrs. Wil
helm Sjovangen and Mrs. Clar
ence Johnson.
Idaho Educator Will
Speak Here on Sunday
! Dr. Lewis T. Corlett, president
of Northwest Nazarene college;
Nsmpa, Idaho, and the Colleg
Male quartet, "The Crusaders",
have been holding a weekend Holi
ness convention at the First
Church of the Nazarene. Thir
teenth at Center, Wednesday
through Sunday this week. Dr.
Corlett is recognized as an out
standing educator and speaker.
"The Crusaders" have toured the
northwest during the summer
months, returning for this week
end engagement by request,
i The number of locomotives used
on U. S. railroads reached a peak
Of 43.489 by 143 being due large
ly to increased power for each lo
comotive.
EXECUTRIX rfMAL. NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN that
VADA M. BILBREY. as Executrix at
the estate of ALBERT AKERLO BIL
BREY. deceased, has filed her Final
Account as such, and by order of thm
Circuit Court of the State Oreo
for M m rinn PaiiiiIv - - - i t .
at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of aeid
nay ana courtroom of said court hswe
been fixed as the time and place for th
hearing of ohiertinna tn uM st-i ac
count and the settlement of said ea-
uiie.
VADA V. BtLBREY
Executrix of the Estate of ALBEST
AKERLO BILBREY. deceased.
RHOTEN St RHOTEN t
SAM r. SPEERSTRA
Attorneys for the Estate.
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