Now York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Nov. 22-(P)-Toda y'g closing quotations:
Al Chem Jc Dye .1984 Gen Foods ....
American Can iGeu Motors ....
Am Power & Ltf 9Goodyear Tire
Am Tel & Tel U53
Anaconda S57
Atchison 85
'Vendue A via 32 Vi
Beth Steel 99 Vi
Boeing Air 20i
Calif Pack 32,
Canadian Pac 10
Case J I .. 45
Chrysler .... 62
Comwlth Sou 2
Cons Edison 2 1 Vi
Cons Vultee 114
Crown Zel 33
Curtis Wr 5Vs
Douglas Air .... 49 Vi
Dupont de Ne....l88Vi
Gen Electric 35
Gt North Rfd
int Harvest ....
Int Paper pfd
J Manville
36'Rayonrer
583i!rtayonier pfd
45 Vi! Reynolds Met
37 4 Richfield -
308
86 Vi
57 Ti
43 la Sinclair Oil
Kennecott 49
Long Bell A 23
Mont Ward 55
Nash Kelvin 18
Nat Dairy 28 Vi
N Y Central 13
North Am Co 28
Northern Pac .... 19y
Pac Am Fish
Pac Gas Elec 36
PTfc.T 94
Pan American .. 9Vj
Penney J C 43
Safeway
Sears Eoeb
Radio Corp
10.
So Pacific ......
Stan Brands '..
Stan Oil Cal
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Union Oil
Un Pacific ..
Un Airlines
Un Aircraft
U S Steel
Warner Bros
West Elec
Woolworth
... 16
... 21
... 3S4
. 16
45
25
.. 60
20
9
24 .
..156
- 18
... 23
76 Vi
... 13
... 28
- 46
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. (AP)
Butterfat tentative subject to im
mediate change), premium quality
maximum of .35 to I per cent acidity,
delivered in Portland. S3-&6c lb.: first
quality 81-Mc; second quality 77-80c:
valley routes and country points 2
A. 92
C. 89
cents less than first. 79-82c.
Butter wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes.
grade aa, V3 score. 77c lb;
score, 76c; B. 00 score. 73c;
score. 71c
Cheese Selling prices to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles 41a-Slic:
Oregon S lb. loaf 43'i-53'Jc
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade,
large, 60i-61c; medium M'ac; A grade.
small 4'tc: B grade, large 4Ti-50',ic. 1
Eggs Purchased from farmers: j
Current receipt 51 -Sic: buyers pay
3-3 Uc below wholesale quotations on
graced basis for best hennery eggs. -
Dressed turkeys 'to retailers): A
grade young hens. 31-52c; lb. toms, 40-
42c, lb. .
D.ced turkeys (To retailers):
A grade young hens 51 -52c; toms 40-44c.
Lhe chickens Paying price to
producers: No. 1 broilers under 2'
lbs. 30c lb.: frvers, 2 to 3 lbs. 32c;
3 to 4 lbs. 33 -35c; roasters. 4 lbs. and
over 33-35c; fowl. Leghorn, under 4 lbs.
18-20c: 4 lbs. and over 20-24c; colored
fowl, all weights 24-26c; stag, all
weights 12-14C.
Rabbits Average to retailers 46
52c lbx dressed; price to producers 43c:
fryers, live, white, 20-25c; colored
17-21c lb.
Fresh dressed meats (The follow
ing fresh dressed meat prices quoted
wholesalers to retailers for fresh meats
are in dollars 'a hundred pounds as re
ported by the USDA market news serv
ice at North Portland):
Beef Steers good. 41.00-42.00;
commercial. 38.00-39 00; utility, S3 00
33.00; cows commercial. 30.00-33.00;
utility. 26-50-30.00; cutter and canner.
25.00-27.00. .
Beef cuts (good steer, heifer)
Hind quarters, 45.00-90.00; rounds. 44.00
'7no: lull loins trimmed. 65.00-70.00;
triangles. 36.00-37.00; square chucks,
.i.uu-3.00: ribs, 55.00-57.00; fore quar
tern. 37.00.
Veal and calf Choice, 38.00-39.00;
gooH, 37.00: commerciol, 32.00-35.00;
Utility, 31.00-32.00.
Lamb and Mutton Lamb choice
and good, 40.00-42.00; commercial, all
weights. M-00-SS.OOr utility, 3X00-34 00;
mutton good. 70 lbs down. 17.00
is oa. ' .
Pork cuts Loins. Mo. 1. S to 42 lbs.
SOCO-51.50; shoulders, 40 00-43 SO; spare
ribs. 3 lbs down. 48.00-53.00.
Cascaia 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 rrted. 3.50-3.75: boilers 10 lb. 44
bOc: No. 2 med. 50-lb. 165-1.75; Idaho
Spanish med. large 3.50-3.75.
Potatoes Ore. Deschutes Russets,
No. 1. $4.2S-4.50; 25-lb.. $1 15-1 25; No.
2. 50-lb.. 1 65-1.75; 100-lb. No. 1 bakers,
S4.5O-4.90; No. 2, $3 75-4: Wash. RusseU
No. 1, size" A, 100-lbs. 64-25-4-40. Long
whites. 83.75-3 85.
Hay U. S. No. 1 green alfalfa or
better, carload lots, f ob. Portland.
32.00-34.50 ton; U. 8. No. 1 timothy
(eastern Oregon or Washington), car
lots, f.o.b. Portland 34.50-36.50 ton:
oats and vetch, mixed hay, uncertified
clover hay. 23.50-26.00. baled at WU
lamette valley farms, depending upon
quality and location.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 22 (API
Cash wheat (bid): soft white 2 97;
soft white (excluding Rex) 2J7; white
club 2J7; western red 2.97.
Hard red winter: ordinary 2.97; 10
per cent 3JW; 11 per cent 3.10; 12 per
cent 3.20.
Hard white Baart: ordinary 3.09; 10
per cent 3.09; 11 per cent 3.15; 12 per
cent 3il.
Today's car receipts: wheat S3; bar
ley 11; flour 0; millfeed 8.
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Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Asaoctated Prew
Beeg Averages
f No. a
la
Rails Indust
Kiluntav M4 I lfM A
Previous day -I.B9.1 100 4
weeic ano b.i I0l.t
Month ma a 91 S mi s
Year aco !S3J lOJ
147 high .7.1 104.S
1947 low-.. - 88.7 100.
Stack
18 18
L'til Forsn
100.8 Ml
100.8
101 J
102 3
1U.S
105.7
1001
68.3
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68
747
788
67.7
Ayeragee
SO 18 IS 68
Indus. Bails UUL Stocks
Saturday 831 Hi 40 8 851
Previous day 93. 34.8 40 J 83 3
Week aA,...: 92 2 83 6 41.1 64
Month age 93.6 84 6 43.6 88.8
Year ago r..84.8 14.6 42.8 61.6
t'ortland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. Z3 (AP)
(USDA) SaUble cattle for week 1.367.
total 3.511; salable calves 517. total
654; compared week ago." market large
ly 90 cents metier, canner-cutter cows
closed mostly steady to 25 cents up.
Bulls unchanged. Light vealers strong
er, heavies unchanged. Improved de
mand for feeder cattle. Medium-good
steers 21.00-28.00, one load fed steers
carrying choice end 28J0. Common
down to 17.00. Medium-good feeders
18 00-23 00. liter fleshy kinds to M OO.
Common - medium - heifers 16 00-21.50.
few food hotter 22 SO-23 OS. odd iiesd
14.00. CaiuMr-curter cows 10M-13.00.
shells down to 8.00. Medium-sjood beef
cows 13 00-18 30. odd head 19.00. Good
beef bulls 19.50-19.00. edd head IS 50.
common hi ood sausaee bulls 14 00-18 25.
Good-choice! vealers 24.0O-M.O0. odd
head above. Heavy calves largely 20.00
22.00. Salable hops for week 1.574. total 7.
412. Compared week ago. market steady
with sows stronger. Good-choice 185
235 lbs. 26 50 to mostly 28.75. Heavier
and lighter weights around 24.73. Good
sows 23 JO to moktlv 24 00. Good-choice
feeder pies- 20.00-26.75. Good stags
around 17.00;
SaUble sheep for week 1.136. total
4.486. Compared week ago. market
strong to 50 cents higher, part of early
advance lost. Good-choice woo led and
early shorn lambs 22.50-23.00. early top
23.50. a new recent high. Common
grades largely 18.00. Medium feeders
17 00-18 00. Good yearlings up to 18 00.
Goad -choice- ewes 6.50-9.00. common
down to 5.08.
Tho Skrt4rmon. SaUm, Orogon. Sunday. Worgmbtf 23. 184711
COOS BAY OLDSTER DIES
COQUIliLE, Novi U-OPj-'Ptin
E. Johnson, long ranked as Cooc
county' oldest resident, died
Thursday fat the age of 101. Born
on a fishing vessel off the Alaskan
coast, he had lived in this region
since 1882.
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masa rescue possibilities, five men climb a ladder into a transport .
helicopter 48 feet above ground at Morton. Pa. The craft caa carry
It persons or a cargo of one ton.
Light Selling
Stalls Stocks;
Average Rises
NEW YORK. Nov. 22W;P-While
exceptions were plentiful, light
selling stalled many stock leaders
today although the market aver
age, for the week, showed its first
net advance since mid-October on
expanding volume.
On the day Western Maryland
common and preferred touched
1947 peaks but fell back and
emerged with fractional gains.
Anaconda Wire & Cable made a
year's high and ended up 2rs at
724.
The recently strong Union Pa
cific, which had been up 18
points for the week on a splitup
proposal and dividend, yielded 1 M:
at 1564. Pacific Western Oil
dropped 14 at 53 14.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite on the day was off
1 of I point at 65.3 but for the
week was up .8, first weekly ad
vance since the period concluded
Oct. 18. Of 674 issues registering
in the two hours, 280 fell and 200
gained. Volume of 320,000 shares
compared with 300,000 last Satur
day. For the week the aggregate
was 4,989,560 shares against 3,485,
651 the week before and was the
largest since the period ended No
vember 1. .
Grains Close
Rising Week
CHICAGO, Nov. 22-()-Crains
inched upward under the leader
ship of corn on the board of trade
again today, generally closing at
about the highest prices of the
week and substantially above last
weekend.
Freezing weather in Kansas and
Nebraska, causing fears that new
ly seeded winter wheat crop may
be 'damaged, served as the major
sunnort in wheat.
Wheat closed IV4-H4 higher,
December $3.06i-$3.07, corn was
to 2 cents higher, December
$2.534-2.524. oats were 4-ll
higher, December $1.244-4. and
soybeans were 2-31 lower,
March $3.85 li.
A statement by Agriculture Sec
retary Anderson that the depart
ment had purchased sufficient
wheat to meet export goals through
March did not influence prices
aa many feel the pinch in the
wheat situation will come just be
fore the harvest next July.
Portland Wheat
At '30-Year High
PORTLAND. Nov. 22-(P)-Bidg
on export and dark hard winter
wheat reached the highest points
since May, 1917. on the Portland
cash wheat market this week.
Trading, however, was light, the
U. S. department of agriculture
reported in its weekly grain re
view today. Only heavy govern
ment purchases early in the week
enlivened the market.
With" the new order channeling
freight cars into grain carrying.
Columbia river terminals' receipts
were boosted from last week's 230
cars to 446 cars. -
Abraham Lincoln was Jargely
instrumental in removing tho
state capital of Illinois from Van
dalia to Springfleld.1 .'"
PILES
a.iprf?-a"
sad other Eec
t a 1 disorder es
corrected.
(Bemmot holds)
Fistula. Ftsaare,
Itching, Fro lapse.
Mild Treatment
No Hospitalisation
Call for examination or write
for free Descriptive Booklet.
Don't become Incurable by de
lay.
Dr. R. Rtynoldg Clinic
Natare-rrecteleglst
218 N. Liberty St. Salem. Or.
DEATH TOLL 22 IN IT ALT
ROME, Nov, 22 - (A) - Armed
mobs ranged the streets of Biton
to in southeastern Italy Friday, and
the toll of deaths rose to 22 in
the 10-day reign of terror and
disorder that has swept the nation.
DRS. CHAN . . . LAM
Or T.TXasalJD Dr.O CksaJ J
CHINESE HERBALISTS
241 North Liberty
Upstairs Portland General Electrte
Co Office open Saturday only 16
a m to 1 p.m. 6 to f p m. Consul
tation Blood pressure and crtae
tests are tree of charts Practiced
since 1811
Why Suffer Any Longer
rfcea othars taft, oaa onr Chtam
rasseeie. Aaaaatnf sneeoss far SOS
years in China. No auutor wan
watt ailments yea art aifUctee
(ttsoraers, stsmsttts, swart, longs. Be
er, kidneys, gas, sa tpatlon. fasts
eiatetes. rnss arlssa, (ail and Mad
der fever, skin, fesaale complaints
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Phone 1-1836
SALEM. ORE.
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Otftce Slonrs t to 6.
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