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Portland Produce
Rail Issues
Pace Market;
Trade Rapid
NEW YORK, April 5-;T)-While
expectation were plentiful the
stock market generally swung for
ward today with the rail average
touching a peak since September,
1946.
Selective strength among oils
was a feature from the start, gains
of 1 to 3 points or so recorded for
favorites.
The million-mark was exceeded
for the 11th session since mid
March. Transfers of 1,040,000
shares compared with 1,080,000
Friday.
Demand again was based part
ly on rearmament prospects, Eu
ropean relief, government stock
piling and tax cuts.
Numerous skeptics trimmed ac
counts or stood aiide because of
labor disputes.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up .2 of a point at ,
65.5 where it was only .5 under the j
1948 top. The rails made a new
h'gh of .1 of a point.
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PORTLAND. April f (AP Butter -fat
tentative sub)ect to Immediate
change) : Premium quality maximum
of J5 to 1 per cent acidity delivered
In Portland. t-2c lb.; first quality,
07-Mc lb.; second quality. M-we lb.;
valley routes and country points 2c leas
than first. B3-S8c lb.
Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk eubea:
Grade AA. 03 score. 3c lb ; A. S3 score.
2c lb.; B. M score. 2c lb.; C. S9 score.
Mc lb. (Above prices are strictly
nominal.)
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 9-S3c;
Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 47-5Cc.
Eggi To wholesaler: A grade, large.
Sl'j-WjC doz.: medium. 4s-90c; A
grade, small, nominal; B grade. Urge.
4J"-46'.,c.
Eggs Purchased from farmers: Cur
rent receipts. 7,,-50c dor.; buyers pay
3-3 Uc below wholesale quotations on
graded basts for best hennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under J lbs.,
33-3Sc lb: fryers. ! to 3 lbs.. 3-30c lb.:
3 to 4 lbs . 39c: boasters. 4 lbs. and
over. 3S-3Ac; fowl. Leghorns, under 4
lbs.. X3c lb.; 4 lbs. and over. M-tfc
colored fowl, all weights. 30 -33c lb.;
stags, all weights, 13-lsc lb.
Rabbits Average to retailers for lo
cally dressed animals. 3-S7c. fryers,
live, white. 30-33c lb., few quoting
lower; colored, Z8-30C. old or heavy,
15-17C
Fresh dressed meats (Quoted whole
salers to retailers In dollars a hundred
pounds) :
Beef Steers Good. 30 00-43 SO; com
mercial. 30 00-40 00. utility. 35.00-30 00;
cows commercial. 37.00-30 00: utility,
33 00-36 00: cutter, canner. 32 00-33 00.
Beef cuU (Good steers, heifers I
Hindquarters. 44.00-43.00; rounds. 44 00
45.00. fuU loins, trimmed. &0.0O-SS 00:
triangles. 37.00-30 00; square chucks.
42.00-44.00: rib. M.00-04.00; forequar
ters. 37.00-40 00.
Veal and calf Choice. 40.00-40 00:
ood. 4SOO-40OO: commercial. 4io
7 00: utility. 36 00-39 00.
Lambs and mutton Lambs Chotct
and good. 40 00-41 00: commercial, all
wetghta. 37.00-30 00: mutton good. 70
lbs. down. 23 00-28 00.
3100-94 00: shoulders, 10 lbs down.
Pork cuts Loins No. 1. to 12 lbs..
4100 43 00: sparerlbs. 3 lbs. down.
90 00-52 00
Carcasses All weighU. 34 00-34 09.
Country-killed meatf :
Veal Per pound, top light. 42 -44c:
other grades according to weight and
quality.
Hogs Light blockers. 31 -Sac: sows.
27-2c lb
Lambs Per pound. 87-39c: mutton.
12-lHc lb
Beef Good cows. 32-SSc lb : canner
and cutters. 29-31 c lb.
Cases r a bark Dry. 21c lb .
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grade. 4sc lb.
Mohair 42c lb. on 12-month growth.
Onions 00-lb. sack. Orr Brooks, yel
lows. No. 1, medium MM-t.SO. large.
$8 23-'M: No 2. 33 29-3 90: boilers. No.
Is. 10 lbs. 60-eoc: 30-lb sacks. 3 00
3 25: Australian yellowsJ No 1. large.
S8 29-0 00 SO-lb. sack: Onion sets. 90
lbs . 97 09-8 00.
Potatoes Ore. Deschutes and Klam
ath russets No 1. 33 50-5 79 . 29 lbs.
SI 50-1 63: 19 lb . 05C-3I 09. No. 2, 94
lbs. 02 29-2 90. No 1 baker. 06 23
S So hundredweights: Idaho russets No.
1-A. C3 60-5 75: Minnesota Cobblers. No.
1-A. 94 23-4 30: Florida Triumphs. No.
1-A. 34SO-4 03. B. 04 0O-4 39 90-lb sack.
Hay U S No 3 green alfalfa or
better, carload lots. fob. Portland.
340 00-42 00 U I. No. 1 timothy, east
ern Oregon or Washington, carlo Is.
fob Portland. 338OO-30OO. oats and
vetch, mixed hay, uncertified clover
hay. aornmal.
Portland Lirestock
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dent of fetalem. la Brsanerton. Wi
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beicrest Momoriai park Tuesday, A(
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orficiatuig. QjrerUoo by tba CtougA
Barrick company.
ICHMALTZ
Sgt. Herbert J. Sehmsltx, faiiasg
resident of Mln route 3. oo two Jims,
Feb. U. 1043. Survived by bis parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sehmsltx of Sa
lem; two sisters. Mrs. Rosa Mudgett of
Salens and Mrs. Victoria Greiner as?
Portland; two broUiers, Leonard aod
Dennis Schmaltz, both of Salem, assd
his grandmother, Mrs. Barbara Schnot
der of Portland. Requiem mass will be
said from SL Vincents Cathotta
Church Thursday. April s. at : bjo.
wua WW n
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Recitation of the rosary wi
Clough-Barrtck chapel W
AprU 7. at la p.m. Conclud
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BORDEN . ,
Mrs. Laura May Borden, at the resi
dence. 2110 N. Church st . Sunday.
April 4. Survived by her husband. O. K.
Borden of Salem; two daughters, Mrs.
Carroll Hamilton of Arvln. Calif., and
Mrs. Myrtle Carnegie of Portland; a
son. Rupertjfc. Borden of Bishop. Calif.;
a sisterrMrs. Carrie Smith of Chicago.
111.: a brother Rupert G- Sronach of
New Haven. Conn: four grandchild rest.
Burton C. Carnegie and sari B. Came
gle. both of Portland, and Charles 3L
Borden and Laura Jean Borden, botn
of Saa Diego. Calif.;' and two great
grand children. Linda and Susan Carne-
Se. both of Salem. Services were held
onday. April 0. at 2 p.m. st tba
Clouah-Barrtck chapel with the Rev.
Lloyd T. Anderson officiating Inter
ment services at Lincoln Memorial
park. Portland.
MOKAVEC
Frank D Morave. at the reeidrnea.
Salem route 2. Sunday. AprU S. SurvtT
ed by two daughters, five grandchile
drrn and on great grandchild. Services
wlU be held Tuesday. AprU 9, at 3 RJB.
in the Clou gh-Barr irk.
3 A CERES 3 IO
In this city Monday, AprU 3. William
A. Saueressig. late resident of 133
Wander Way. at the age of 00 years.
Survived by two sisters. Mrs. Martha
K. rrankhauaer of Anamoose. N D, and
Mrs. Ida Miller of Reodsport. N.Y.:
three brotlvera. Alfred L. Saueressig el
Bismarch. N D . George Saueressig of
Pollock. N D . and J. E Saueressig of
Salem. Announcement of services later
by the W. T. Rtgdon company.
OBSON . .
In this city Monday. AprU 9. Lils sL
Hobeon. Late resident of 463 S. Capitol
st . at age of 30 years. Survived7 by
husband. Everett H. Hobeon. Salem;
mother. Belle Wheeler. Salem; brother.
Merlin Wheeler. Albany; and a sister
Mrs. Vers Chlpman. Boise, Ida. An
nouncement of service later by th W.
T. Rtgdon company.
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PORTLAND. April 3 (API
(USD A I Cattle Salable 1000. total
3SO0. calves salable and total 190. mar
ket uneven: few sales light and fed
heifers 90-79 cents lower; bidding 100
and mere lower on heavy steers, one
load above average good 1009 lb. steers
25 40. two good 750-130 lb. steer 24 00
25 3S beat fed steers held above 23 30:
few good heifers 34.00-25.00. common- j
medium IT o-zz.oo: canner -cutter cows
steady at 14 0O-17.00: shells 13 00 down:
common-medium cows weak at 10 00
21.00: few good cows 2190. medium
good sausage bulls steady at 13 00-23 90;
good beef bulls up to 33 00-30: good
choice vealers steady at 20 So-Jg 00;
good 34O-S00 lb., calve 94 00-27 00.
Hogs: Salable 700. total 3000: market
slow, largely 1.00 lower: good -choice
IBS-2.13 lbs. 23 90: 33O-30O lbs. 3130:
160-109 lbs. 21 30: good 400-900 H. sows
3400: few under 370 lbs 30 SO; good
choice feeder pigs 34 30-30.00
Sheep: Salable 330. total 2190: market
active, strong with extreme top on fat
lambs 94 cents higher: eat load strict
ly sood -choice 117 lb fed lambs 33 00;
few good -choice trucktne scaling 30-113
In 2100-90. common 17 00-13 00. few
good 140 lb ewes 1030: strictly good
cholce eweg quotable to 11.00.
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Portland Grain
PORTLAND. April 9 ( API Wheat:
No futures quoted.
Cash grain: Oats No-HL 30 lb white
70 00; barlev No. 8. 40 lb B W. 30 00:
No 1 flax 0 00.
Cash wheat ibid): Soft whit 3 40:
soft whit excluding Real 2.40. watt
dub 2 40: western red 2 40
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 40: 10
per cent 3.42. 11 per rent 230. 13 par
cent 3 30.
Hard white 3aart: Ordinary 3.04. 10
per cent 2 04: 11 per cant 3 70; 13 per
cent 8.70
Today's car receipts: Wheat 30: bar
oats 1
ley 3. flour 10.
mllMeed 11.
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