. New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK. Oct ZQ-iJ-Tod
JA1 Chem & Dye
190fCen Foods
American Can
Am Power & Lt
87jGen Motors
lOSIGoodyear
155i !Gt North
Am Tel & Tel
"Anaconria
JL 337
Int Harvest . ....
Int Paper pfd .
J Manville
Kehnecott
Long Bell A
Atchison .L.
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boeing AJr
Calif Pack
Canadian Pac ..
Cae J I
Chry?er ., ....
33 1
97'.
194
30 i! Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin
42
Nat Dairy
62STN Y Central ...
Comulth Sou J'
Cons Edison 234
Cons Vultee 124
Crown Zel 32 V4
Curtis Wr . 5s
Douglas Air 55
Dupont oe Ne IM
Gen Electric 38
North Am Co.
Northern Pac .
Pac Am Fish .
Pac Gas Elec ...
PTH ..........
Pan American
Penny J C
Radio Corp .....
Portland Livt-siock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 30 (API
IUSDAI Cattle and total 230, hold
over ISC; calves SO; market "slow on
most ciatscs. generally steady; can
Mr and. cutter cow fairly active
a'ror.g; f-ad common and medium
leers 17 00-22 00: one good light fed
teer up to 26.00; common heifers 15.50-
OP THE PUBLIC. BUT THIS
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......
39VRayoiiier 27
587g Rayonier pfd ...
46 Reynolds Met . 24
40 Richfield 16
87 V? Safeway 21
55 Vz Sears Roeb 38
42 (Sinclair Oil 15
46VSo Pacific .... 43
26 Stan Brands 27
56 Stan Oil Cal , 60
17 Studebaker 20
30 Sun Mining 8
14 Union Oil ..... 23
26 Un Pacific 146
19 Un Airlines 20
15 Un Aircraft 22
37 U S Steel 76
98 Warner Bros 13
9 West Elec ..... 28.
....
Tire
pfd .
43 Wool worth . 4fif
8
17.00: canner and cutter cows largely
10.00-12.SO; common and medium beef
cows 13.00-16.00; fairly good cow 17.00;
odd food beef bulls up to 18.75: med
ium and good sausage bulls largely
16.00-16.00; good and choice vealers
23 00-23.00; culls down to 10.00.
Hogs: Salable SO, total ISO. holdover
100; market fairly active, steady with
heavyweights and sows weaker; jjood
and choice 190-230 lb largely 26.90: ,260-
I KNOW AU THAT- BUT WHW I
I WENT TO THE FARMERS
MOOSeCSAlOTWEUTIlE
BCAT WAS GONE-BUT f i
mow mime to
MT-r COULD SEE IT
IM HIS EVE-
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f cxrn?i8uTioNS for
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33S lb 24.60-24.50: Jew 140-160 lb 24.00
25.00: good 31S-36S lb wwi 23.30-23.75;
heavier weights scarce; 100 head hold
I over feeder pig Still tin-told.
Krteep. Salable and total 203: market
I active, steady: good and choice wooled
lambs Zl.r0-22.0o; medium and good
trade I900-20SO; medium 01 lb shorn
feeders .16.00; common and medium,
ewe 5 00-7.00; good and choice sala
ble 6 00-.50.
i'hiiW Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 30 (API
Butterfat Tentative (subject to immediate-
change) Premium quality
maximum of .33 of 1 per cent acidity
delivered In Portland S0-S3c lb; first
quality, 78-81c;
second quality. 73-76c; valley routes
and country points 2 cents less than
first. 76-7c.
Butter Grade AA, 93 score, T3c;
grade A, 92 score, 72c; B, 90 score, 69c;
C, 89 score. 67c.
Butter Wholesale, f o b. bluk cubes,
?rade AA, 93 score, 74c; A, 92 score,
3c; B, 90 score. 70c; C. 69 score 68c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
I wholesalers: Oregon singles. 411-51',ic;
f Oregon. 5-lb. loaf. 43't-33iC
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade. Urge.
66-67c; medium, 96c: A grade, small,
91c: B grade, large, 51,-M'c.
Eggs Purchased from farmers: Cur
rent receipts, S9-63c; buyers pay 3-3 'ic
below wholesale quotations on granded
basis for best hennery eggs.
Dressed turkeys Grade A torn. 25
36c lb. to growers on dressed basis;
grade A young hens, 43-44c lb.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2', lbs..
VEAH. I COULD
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GRAND RIGHT
t Aeiyikl.!
OFFICES.
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WONOEr?
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to get myself
A CAR, TOO.
HOW IU PAV VOU WELL TO KEEP VDUR
EVES AMD EARS OPEN -111 LIE LOW
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I MEAT TONIGHT, J ALL THE (JNLUCKy U-
V aoeaf a EAfac$.' NiGriT,- I
30c lb.: fryers. 24 to 3 lbs.. 32-34c: 3
to 4 lb., 33 -36c; roasters. 4 lbs. and
over, "34-35c; fowl. Leghorn, under 4
Ibr.-. l-19c. 4 lb, and over. 2ti-21 :
colored towl. all weights. 2l-23t; tagn.
all weights. 12-14c.
- Rabbits Average to retailers. 4-S2t-Ib.
dressed; price to producers. 4.V:
fryer, live, white, 20-25v; colored, 17
21 e.
Fresh dressed meat (The following
fresh dressed meat prici-s quoted
wholesalers to retailers for fresh meats
are in dollars a hundred pounds a re
ported by the USDA market news serv
ice at North Portland):
Beef Steers Good. 41.00-42 50; com
mercial. 39.00-40.00; utility, 32 0035 00;
cows commercial, 31 00-33 J?; utility,
27.00-30.00; cutter and canner, 26 00
27.00. Veal and calf Choice. 39 00-39 50;
food. 38 00-38SO; commercial, 34.50
36.50; utility, 27 00-28 00.
Beef cuts (good steer, heifer) Hind
quarters. 43.00-47.00; rounds. 42 00-47 00;
full loins trimmed. 63.00-70 00; trian
gles. 36.00-38 00; square chucks. 41.00
43.00; ribs, 51.00-53 00; fore quarters.
39 00-42.00.
Lamb and mutton Lamb Choice
and good, 42.50-43.50; commercial, all
weights. 39 00.
Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down, 17.00
19 00.
Pork cuts Loins No. 1. 8 to 12 lbs..
36-50-98.00: shoulders. 46.50-48 00: spare
ribs, 3 lbs. down, 50.00-52.00; trimmed
loins. 66.00-70.00.
Cascara bark Dry, 23c lb.
Wool Valley, coarse and medium
grades, 45c lb.
Mohair 42c lb. on 12-month growth.
Onions 30-lb. sks.. Ore. Brooks yel
lows, med.. 2.25-2.40: boilers. 10-lb .
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0p rP A BATH BUT HERE
c4D iSLI ARE HIS FANTS
ti MUMBLES, I I
HONEST, IER0-I WISH I WAS LUCKV
LIKE THEM KlOS-IT MUST BE
mioemtntm folks an rE able
60 R) Xim EVERV DA V
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111
FRKKLE BUG
HissriNO LCAves
CUTe LITTLE BflCNN
SPECKS ON
P60PUS FACES
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a a- ass.
PEAS ME t IT COUUTN'T BE! BUT
40-5c; white boilers. 10-lb.. 43-45e;
Idaho Spanish, med.. 2 50-2.60. larce.
2 0-2 50
Potalrws Orr!n. Drwhiilr t(iiHrt
. I 20 2.1-lb l- IS; 13-lt. V-7:k-No.
2. tMI-2 70. !M-lb. Sl.311-140; 1(W)
lb No. I iMkri 4 Ml. No 2. f.l S. iO
Ib 4 50. No 2. I 45-1 Mt Long wt.Hc.
4-410.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or bel
ter, carload lots. f ob. PorlUnd. 31.00
32.50 ton: U. M. No. 1 timotliv (eastern
Oregon or WashuiKton i . earlnt. f o b
Portland. 35 00-37 50 ton; oats and
vetch, mixed hay. uncertified clover
hay. 23 00-23.50. baled at Willamette
valley farms, depending upon quality
and location.
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTEHrAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
F.GGS BUYING
Extra large
Medium and standard
Pullets
Cracks
Rl
.79
.70
.77
82
70
.83
.40
40
.74
.67
.80
.73
.25
.20
.37
1950
19 00
12 00
7 00
1200
11 00
14 50
20 00
17 50
23 00
F.GGS SelllPt. fries
Wholesale, larfa
Mediums
Retail large
Retail medium -POUI.TR
Colored hens. No. 1
No. 2
Fryers 38 to
LIVESTOCK (Br Valiev Pack)
Wooled lambs, choice
Sheared lambs up to
Yearling up to
Ewes 2.00 to
Fat dairy cows -
Cutter cows 8 00 to
Dairy heifers 9.00 to
Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) .... up to
Bulls 10.00 to
Veal (150 to 300 lbs), choice
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
Oct. 30
STOCK AVERAGES
30 13 IS 60
Indus. Rails Util. Stocks
STOCK AVERAGES
Thursday . 82 8 33 9 41 9 65 2
Previous day .... 94 0 34 4 41 J 66.0
Week ago 95.0 35 7 43 0 67 2
Month ago 91 4 34 0 42 8 64.9
Year ago 85.7 35.3 44.0 63 0
BOND AVERAGES
20
10
101 5
101 3
101 7
102 1
1030
10
102 4
102 S
103 0
103 5
104 2
10
696
69 6
69 3
69 3
74 8
Thursday
Previous day
Week ago .
Month ago .
Year ago .
90 9
91 1
91 7
92 0
930
Statesman Classified ads get
results.
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3
KSLM
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Red Cross
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Road of Life
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KEX Sports I Sports I Your Music
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12:13 Noon Farm Hour; 1:00 Ride 'Km
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Melody Lane: 20 Clubwomen's Half
Hour: 2:30 Memory Music; 3.04 Oregon
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We pay cash any amount any time
Karly market is highest crack now!
Willamette Grocery Co.
305 S. Cotag-e St.
Stock Market
In Nose-Dive
NEW YORK. 6i "i0 - (4 -Stocks
went into one of the
steepest nose-dives- of the past
two months in today's market but
supiHirtinR bids arrived at the last
and substantially cut extreme
losses of 1 to 4 or more points.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off .8 of a point at
65 2 at a bottom since Oct. 8. Of
1,041 issues registering, 818 fell
and only 88 rose.
Bethlehem Steel, up at one
time, finished off T of a point
at 97 s and, after the close, di
rectors of the company declared
the usual $1.50 dividend on the
common and proposed a 3-for-l
split up of the capital stock. The
board reported net of $2.87 a
share for the September quarter
against $3.61 in the June period
and $2.99 in the third 1948 quar
ter. Wheat Loses
Added Ground
CHICAGO, Oct. 30-(4VWheat
lost further ground on the; board
of trade today, influenced by un
certainty regarding government
price control action, reduced cash
grain buying by the Comrtodity
Credit corporation and slightly
better reports on winter wheat
seeding.
While the bread cereal contin
ued downward, corn reversed its
trend and finished with moderate
gains.
Wheat closed i-3'4 lower, De
cember $2.894-1, corn was IV4
24 higher, December $2.2 Hi -2.22.
and oats were i lower to
higher, December $1.10-1.10.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 30 (AP
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.73;
soft white (excluding Rex) 2 73; white
club 2 73; western red 2.73.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 75; 10
per cent 2.76; 11 per cent 1.86; 12 per
cent 196
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 2 84; 10
per cent 2.84; 11 per cent 2.90; 12 per
cent 296.
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Th Stcrtman, Solm. Otskjou, Friday. Octobf 31, HIT IS,
fcTIIEY()UNG IDEA" By flossier
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D yea have an antidote for that perfnnie 1 bafht yesterday?
Detroit Faculty
Party Is Held
DETROIT More than 60 were
present for the reception for the
Detroit teachers given by the De
troit Woman's Civic club and the
Santiam Willing Workers club.
The club president, Mrs. A.
Schlador, introduced speakers in
cluding Lloyd Girod of Idanha,
parent and former teacher who
spoke on the importance of par
ents' interest in the school as well
as community cooperation.
Otis White, principal, spoke for
the teachers. Halloween refresh
ments were served. Both Detroit
and Idanha communities were well
represented at the reception.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTT
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as Administrator of the Es
tate of PATRICK CARMODY, deceas
ed, by virtue of an order duly iaaued
out of the Circuit Court of the Stat
of Oregon, for Marion County, Pro
bate Department, on the Ird day of
October, 1947. will proceed to sell, at
private sale for cash In hand on the
day of sale, at the office of STEVE
ANDERSON, 2U- Oregon Building, In
the Ctty of Salem. Marion County.
Oregon, from and after Wednesday, the
12th day of November, 1947. at the hour
of ten o'clock A.M. of said day. to the
highest bidder, for cash, in one entire
piece, all of the right, tiU and inter
est of the estate of aaid decedent in
and to the following described lands
and premises, to-wlt :
Lot 4. Block 27. Yew Park Annex
to the City of Salem, Marlon County,
Oregon.
Said sal shall b made subject to
th confirmation of the Circuit Court
of Hie Stat of Oregon, for th County
of Marion. Probat Department, in th
matter of the estate of said decendent.
Dated, posted and first published,
th 10th day of October. 1947.
STEVE ANDERSON.
As Administrator of th Estat
of Patrick Carmody. deceased.
Date of first publication: October
10. 147.
Date of last publication: November
7, 1947. O 10-17-14-J1-N t
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
Civil Serviest Examination for police
men subject to th rules, regulations
and provisos of th Civil Service Com
mission of Salem. Orecon, (as amend
ed! will be held at City Hall. Salem.
Oregon, on Tuesday. November IS, 1947,
9:00 A. M.
GENERAL SCOPE OF EXAMINA
TION, in addition to physical exam
ination by the city physician: Keenness
of observation, reading comprehension,
ability to follow directions, relations
with orders, aptitude for police work,
simple problems in arithmetic, geogra
phy of th ctty, stat laws and ctty
ordinances.
Ten per cent credit allowed on War
Time Service record.-.
PAY: $210 a month tor beginners.
REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must
have been bona fid residents of Sa
lem. Oregon, for at least one year im
mediately previous to th date of the
examination and must be registered,)
voierm. s ;
AGE LIMITS: 27 to 40 years (WITH
MILITARY SERVICE CONCESSIONS!.
Applicants who are placed on th
eligible list will be required to Uke a
physical examination from th city
physician before appointment. Poor
health or disability defect reported by
the physician will be cause for removal
from the eligible list.
APPLICATION BLANKS may be ob
tained at the office of the Ctty Re
corder. City Hall, must be filed In per-
STRAIGHT
suoonn
BE THE FIRST TO WEAR
COVDOY SPUUS
THAT GLOW IN THE DARK
yL-,rA m i&
"V COWBOY STUBS.
til.Ua rV- kl
1 X Al. ft mi
Tom Mix has ent a sup
ply of Cowboy Spurs
which "straight shooters
can get at the Bugs Bun
ny show, Saturday, Nov.
Int.
So b prepared to get tout
purs at th Capitol theatre
this Saturday.
ISM On Tear Dial
Msttaal - D Lee
1
jrsji
KSLII
I
son. and will not be accepted for fOtstaj
arter tn following date:
" Thursday, November 11. 1247, at Is'
pm. ,
Dated at Katem. Oregon, thia 24Ha
Day of October. 194
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
By: Alfred Mundt. Secretary.
Oll-N 1-2-4-S-4
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that th un
dersigned has tiled in th probat de
partment of th Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for th County of
Marion, his duly verified Final Ae
rount. as executor of th estate of B.
T Felger. deceased, and that said Court
has fixed Monday, th 3rd day of No
vember, 1947. at th hour of 10 0 '.
clock A.M. of said day, aa th time. .
and the Circuit Court Room in th
County Court House at Salem, in Mar
lon County. Oregon, as th pkac foe
hearing aaid Final Account and all
objections thereto.
Dated at Sale tit. Oregon, this 3rd day
of October. 1947.
Ben O. Felger, Executor of th
Estate of B. F. Felger. Deceased.
Ronald C. Glover.
Attorney for Executor,
205 Oregon Building,
Salem. Oregon; ' O l-l-17-24-St
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECl'TRIX
Notice la hereby given that th. un
dersigned has been appointed aa ex
ecutrix of the last will and testament
and estate of Mary E. Reynolds, deceas
ed, by th Circuit Court of th Stat
of Oregon for th County of Marion,
sitting in probate, and has duly qual
ified as such executrix: all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of sax!
decedent are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified' as by law re
quired, to th undersigned at 209 Ore
gon Building. Salem. Oregon, wtthm
six (SI months from th date of th
first publication of this notice.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 10th day
of October. 147.
RUTH 1. REYNOLDS
Executrix of th Estat of
Mary E. Reynolds. Deceased.
Ronald C. Glover.
Attorney for Eexecutrix,
203 Oregon Building. "
Salem. Oregon. O 1 0-17-24-11 -N T "
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