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NEW YORK, Feb. 18-(-Today closinf quoUtlons:
Al Chem Ac Dye
American Can .
Am Power St Lt
Am Tel St Tel
Anaconda
Atchison ,
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
BoHnf Air
Ca Uf Pack
Canadian Pac
Case J I
Chrysler
Comwlth Sou ..
Cons Edison
Cons Vultea
Crown Zel
Curt Li Wr
Douglas Air
Dupont de Ne
Gen Electric
174 (Gen Foods
77!Gn Motors
6 I Goodyear Tira .
149 Gt North pfd .
JlHlInt Harvest
88 mint Paper pfd .
2i J Manviila
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Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin -
Nat Dairy
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Richfield
'Safeway
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Oil
43 'So Pacific
Stan Brands
Stan Oil Cal
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Union Oil
Un Pacific -
18iUn Airlines .
tUn Aircraft .
IU S Steel .
91 Warner Bros
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39 Wool worth
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Orm . Feb. ! (AP
Butterfat Tentative (aubtect to tm-
nadiata ettance). Premium quality
maximum of - to 1 per cent actditjr
delivered la Portland. tl-4c lb.: ftrat
oualitv, SS-BSc lb.; second quality. SJ
Uc lb.; valley routes and country
points s cents mm tnan nrst. 7-o i.
Butter Wholeaaie. f b. bulk cubes,
grade AA. S3 score. S&e lb.; A, fl score.
S4c lb.; B, M score, S2c lb.; C AS score.
Tie lb.
Cheese Selling- price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon sing lea, 4-AJc;
Oregon S-lb. loaf. S ISc.
Ecss To wboleaalers, A grade,
tarce. SH-2V doc.; saedsurn 41.,'
4SH: A grade, small, nominal; B
grade.-large, 41ta-4St.
Eggs Purehaaed from (armors. Cur
rent recoiBte. 4a,a-4sC dos.; buyers
pay S-',c below wholesale quotations
on graded basks (or beat bennery egga.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under S lbs,
-33c lb.: fryers. 2 to S lbs, XI -Me
lb.: 1 to 4 lbs., X1-3&C: roasters. 4 lbs.
and over. Ssvxte: lowL Lochorns. un
der 4 lbs, Sa-21e; 4 lbs. and over. 34
c; colored (owl. aU weights. S9-3U
lb.; stags, all weignta. lz-ise id.
Rabbits Average to retailers (or lo
cally dreasod animals. ft4-63c: fryars.
live, white. ZS-aoc lb.; colored, aa-zac;
or Hmw. 14-lae.
fresh drssssd meata Wboleaalers to
That SicrUsnnan, ScJam Ofcjcm, Thnrtdcry , Tmbniarr 19, 193 1 1
retailers In dollars a hundred pounds:
Steers Oood. $43-43; commercial,
S40-42: utility. S37-39.
Cows CotnmercuU, S37-3S; utility.
e-jv; cuiier. cannerv a-a9. i
Beef cuts (good steers, heifer)
Hind quarters. f41-49; full loins
trimmed. $44-43; triangles. . 839-40;
square chucks. S44-4A; ribs. ; i4-M;
forequarters. S40-41.
Veal and calf Choice. S4S-49: good,
S4S-4B; commercial. S45-47; utility, SM-
.
Lambs Choice and good. S42-43;
commercial, all weights, $41-42.
Mutton Good. 70 lbs. down, $21-23.
Pork cuU: Loins No. 1, i-lt lbs,
Stt: shoulders, S39-40; sparcrlbs. $ lbs.
down. S4S.M.'
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grades, 49c lb. -
Mohair 42c lb. on 12-month growth.
Onions ao-lb. sk. Or. Brooks, yel
lows. No. 1, medium. $$.?$-; 8
Inches larger, $4-4 2J lug; No. 2. $2.75
S; boilers, No. L 10 lbs, SO-aSc; M-Ib.
ska, S2JO-S.7S.
Potatoes Ore. Deschutes and Klam
ath russets No. 1. $3 .79-4. some to $629;
29 lbs, $1-1.4; 19 lbs.. SOc-$l; No.
2. 50 lbs., $2.25-2 .50: No. 1 bakers, $4.90
S.79 hundredweight; No. 2, $3.90-9.79;
Idaho russets. No. 1-A. $5.75-9 93: Tex
as Triumphs. 90-lb. sks- $4-29-4.25;
Florida Triumphs. $4.09-4.7$. '
Hay U. 8. No. 1. green alfalfa or
better, carload lot ful.b. Portland.
$37 .50-39; U. 8. No. 1 timothy, eastern
Oregon or Washington, carlo ts, f o b.
Portland, $3g-M50: oats and vetch
mixed hay, uncertified clover hay
$27 .90-29.50 baled at Willamette valley
farms, depending upon quality and location.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Feb. i AP) (USD A)
Salable cattle 130. total 400; calves 25;
market active on kinds available, but
supply mostly canner-cutter cows;
these selling around 90 cents higher;
odd common sjeers steady at 20X0;
common-medium heifers 18.00-22.00;
canner-cutter cowt largely 14.00-1S.90;
shelsl down to 13 00; common cows In
cluding fat dairy type kinds 17.00-M;
medium beef cows 18-50-20.00; odd me
dium sausage bulls 20.00; vealers
stronger, (ew good -choice 2t .00-31.50;
cull-common liJJO-ZSJOQ.
aUbto hogs 190, total $00; market
active, steady to 29 cents higher; good
choice ISO-239 lbs. MO9-40; odd 290 lbs.
255; 14 lbs, 24.90; good 490 lb. sows
up to 22 00; good-enoice feeder pigs
quoted 23ao-24ae, 1 good 140 lb. stag
19.00.
Ss labia and total sheep $0. no early
action; demand vary limited; good
choice woo led lambs probably salable
downward (rem 21.00; good-cboioe
ewes quotable up to 10.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 1$ ( AP)
Wheat; No futures quoted.
Cash grain: oats No. 2 M lb. white
ium: barley No. a 4 lb. B.W. 72A0.
Cash wheat (bid): soft white sis-
soft white (excluding Rex) 2. IS; white
club 2 IS; western red 2.1S.
Hard red winter; ordinary 2 IS; IS
per cent 2 20; 11 par cent 2 JO; 12
par cant 2.40.
Hard white Baart: ordinary 2.48; 18
per cent 2.4S: 11 oer eent lti- 11 w-r
cent 2 SO.
Today's ear raceints: wheat ttmrlmm
ti Hour 1; hay 1; snlllfeod S.
iiSaIem:i:
Obitiuiriefi
SHIEL I
Sophie H. ShieL lata resident ot
Seattle. Wash, In this city Monday, . '
February IS. Survived by nieces, Mrs. , ; ,
O. U Donnelly and Mrs. T. M. Grieve, '
both of Salem. Mrs. O. R When berg i
ot Klamath Fails, and several nieces
and nephews in Canada. Services will
be held Thursday. February 19. at 1 JO
&m. at the Cloucn-Barrlck chapel with'
r. Chester Hamblln officiaUng. Inter- .
mcnt In Belcrest Memorial park. i. ,
WILLIAMS I 1
Melvln WlUUms. at a local hospital.;
Monday, February IS. Survived by a .
son. Melvin Williams, jr mi Forf J
Worth, Texas. Announcement of aerv
Icea later by Clough-Barrlclc company,'.
SEOAR - 'i-
Sanford Sedar, UU resident of ICS
Berry street, at a local hospital, Feb.
ruary 17 at the age of $1 years. Sur.
vl red by his wife. Peart Sedar of Sa
lem; two daughters, Mrs. ' Nita Tel-'
kamp of Drain, Oregon, and Mrs. Lau
ra Linn of Alameda. Calif.; a sister,. '
Mrs. Laura Goetsche of Chicago, IU.;
a brother. Lloyd Sedar f Pontiac,'
Mich.; and three f randchildren. Serv-
Ices will be held Friday, February 20,i ' ;
at 2 p.m. at the Howell-Edwards cha
pel with Rev. Kenneth Wishart offi
ciating. Interment In Belcrest Mem
or la I park.
ROBERTSON I
In Oregon City, February IT, Lillian -Robertson,
late resident of Aurora
route 2, and former resident of Salem.
Sister of Mrs. Myrtle Cannon of Sa
lem: 'Mrs. James Pate of Jefferson. Ura
Van Svarverud of Santg ' Barbara,
Calif , Mrs. Robert Sears ; of Salem
rranic a. Hartley of Zlllah. Wash, Ed
mond T. Hartley of Gastoru Ore, Carl
Hartley of Aurora, Arthur-' Hartley of
Imola. Calif, and Rex Hartley of Jef
ferson. Services will be held from the'
W. T. Rlcdon Chanel Flidav. February
20, at 1:30 pTn, Elder Dickenson offi-
elating. Interment in the Macleay cem
etery, j
The domastis Mntumntlon (
finished oil products in. 1947 was
at tne rate or S8Z sjaiions a year
w 7 own, womu'ina CTtUOV i
in uie country.
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Yearlings up to
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Cutter cows - 100 to
Dairy heifers 12M to
Calves 300 to 490 lbs.) up to
Veal 1 150-MS lbs.) good-choice).
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Crop Reports
Basis for Late
Grain Rally
CHICAGO. Feb. 18 JP. Pm.1.
mistic reports on the crop out
look in Kansas DrovLded the hark.
ground for a late rally in wheat
on the board of trade today. New
crop deliveries cancelled early
losses and ended with moderate
fains. Old crop contracts finished
lower.
Corn acted the itrone-eat nf all
cereals. It had a al limn ahnrtlv
after the agriculture department
announced the number of live
stock on farms on Jan. 1 was
the smallest since 1030. But nricea
bounced back quickly from the
seu-on.
Wheat finished IV. lower tn
2 higher. May $2.35-2.35 Vi: corn
was 14-34 higher. May 12.10
2.09 H; oats were tt- higher,
May $1.05H-V. and soybeans
were 8 to 4 cents lower, March
$3.37.
Most of the late buying in
wheat was believed by brokers
to be short covering.
Grain nrirea now have advanc
ed in three of the last four trad
ing sessions. Analysts believe this
Indicates the big break has run
its course.
Don't let used furniture accum-
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