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Cattl: fralabla 1800. toUI MOO; hold
over 128; calves, salable 400. total 600;
market fairly active, mostly steady
with some ftrenfth on good steers; bulk
medium-good steers 21.00-M.DO: load
good 1146 lb fed steers M M); common
grades down to 17.00; good feeders up
to 22 56; common-medium heifers 16 00
21.00; cu tiers down to 13 25; canner
cutter cows largely 11.00-1S.00; medium-good
beef cows 15.00-UOO; few
18 50. common-good sausage bulls 14.50
18 00: good beef bulls held above 18.00;
good -cho.ee vealers steady at 14.00-
28.00; odd head 27.00; good heavy carves
mostly 20.00-21.00; few 500 lbs stockers
up to 22.00.
Hogs: Salable 1150, total 4000; market
active; 25 lents lower; good-choice 185
235 lbs largely 36.90; 260-300 lbs mostly
24.50; 182 lbs 24.50; good 35O-C70 lb (lows
23 50-14 00. good 460-640 lb stags 17.00
50; few lots good feeder pigs 26.00.
Sheep: Salable 1100. total 3200; mar
ket fairly active, steady: good-choice
lambs 22.50-23 00; small lot choice 23.50;
common-medium grades 18 00-20 00.
?ood -choice ewes 8.50-9.00; few medium
eeder lambs 17 00-18.00; good 74 lbs
19 00.
Market will be closed Thanksgiving
day.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, Nor. 14 (AP)
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb white
81 JO; barley No. 245 lb B.W. 8150;
corn No 2 E.Y. shipments 81.50; flax
seed 7.00.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 3.01:
soft white (excluding Rex) 3.01; white
club 3.01; western-red 3.01.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.01; 10
per cent 3:04; 11 per cent 3.14; 12 per
cent 3.24.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 3.13: 10
per cent 3.13; 11 per cent 3.18; 12 per
cent 3.25.
" Today's car receipts: Wheat 84; bar
ley 10; flour t; corn 4; millfeed 1.
Salem Market
Quotations
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Retail, medium
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Colored hens No.1 1
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livestock (By Valley Pack)
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Ewes
Fat dairy cows
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Dairy heifers
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2.00 to 7.00
13.00
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8.00 to 14JS
Calves (300 to 459 lbs.) up to 21.00
Bulla . 10.00 to 17.50
Veal (150 to 300 lbs . choice 23 50
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
Averages
Nov. 24
20 10 10 19
Rails Indus! Util Forgn
ism i i ibis m im t mm
904 100 4 100 8 68 2
99 9 100.7 10H 98.4
914 101.4 102 3 89 7
M l 102.7 103 8 74 6
88 7 ' 100.4 100.9 97.7
Monday
Previous day
wees: ago
Month ago
rear ago
1947 low
Slack Averages
39 IS IS 09
Indus. Raus trtU. Stocks
Monday MS ill 'iaii as a
Previous day i 93.2 34 1 40 9 95.3
week ago 92 2 334 41.1 94 (
Month ago 94.2 34.7 42 7 99.4
Year ago 94 1 M l 42 7 91.5
1947 low .. 93 2 , 27.7 40.8 58.5
New 1947 low.
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241 North Liberty
Upstairs Portland General E lectrte
Co. Office open Saturday only. 10
am. to 1 pjn. 0 to 1 pm Consul
tation. Blood pressure and urtns
tests are tree of charge. Practiced
since -1917
Grain Market
Sets Records;
Offerings Few
CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-;P)-;rains
rang up a variety of new records
on the board of trade today as
steady buying encountered ex
tremely limited offerings.
Major cause of the advance ap
parently was a series of congres
sional meetings in Washington,
where the current world - wide
grain shortage was emphasized by
a number of agricultural experts.
Wheat closed 4 to 7Vi higher,
December $3.14, corn was 4 to 44
higher, December $2.57-27,
oats were l-2i higher, Decem
ber $1.26 - 1.264, and soybeans
were up 8 cents, the daily limit,
March $3.93 Vi.
The new records rung up during
the day were:
December wheat set a new high
for any wheat future in 30 years,
at (3.14.
Setting new seasonal highs were
all wheat contracts -except July,
all corn contracts, December and
May oats, March and May soy
beans, and December, January and
March lard.
Most Issues
Show Losses
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-(iP)-A
smattering of stock market lead
ers attracted -timid bidding today
but the direction was downward
for the majority of the more act
ive performers.
Brokers' customers and profes
sionals, leaned toward caution
pending more assurances regard
ing business, congressional anti
inflation developments and news
from the foreign ministers' con
ference at London. Dividends and
earnings, on the whole, again were
ignored. Firming money rates and
unpopularity of high grade securi
ties persisted as bearish factors.
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name Titzsimmons" as a herd
name in registering his purebred
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ciation of America. Nearly 1,000
prefixes were reserved for breed
ers by the association in 1946.
Americans use about 800,000,
000 matches daily.
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