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YESTERDAY THE KING OF
THE ISLAND CAMEOM OUR
SHIP TO VISIT CAPTAIN DICKENS
I NEVER SAW A REAL KING
tl WAS K1N0A SCARED TO LOOK AT
HIM-AN I GUESS HE WAS KINQA
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WHEN HE SAW ME
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New York Stock Quotations
Wheat Spurts
Sharply in Late
Grain Trading
CHICAGO. April 17-C3V Wheat
spurted sharply In late deahnsi
on the board of trade today fol
lowing reDorta the government
had re-entered the cash market
at Kansas City. The strength of
the bread cereal lapped over Into
other pita. Both corn and oats
ended higher after early weak
ness. Private reports of the govern
ment's action brought a sudden
reversal in the market's trend.
During the early part of the ses
sion wheat had declined m cent or
more while corn was off 2 cents.
The lost ground was quickly re
covered. Wheat closed 3Vj-4tt higher,
May $2.31-2.81 com was 1V
2V higher. May $2.27-2.27 V ; oats
were 1 to IVi higher. May
$1.17 Vi-S, and soybeans were 3
to 6 cents lower. May $4.00.
The commodity credit corpora
tion at Kansas City was buying
wheat at 1 1 cents a bushel over
the May Chicago future, with a
maximum of $2.48 V for that fu
ture. The price was below $2.48 Vfc
a good part of the day, but closed
above it. Wheat was wanted for
April delivery at the Gulf of
V-
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STKAJCD
Henry Strand, at the family imwt
6mcm, 4lf Morton at. Ttmraaay. AnrU
1. at tnar ! years. Survived by
Ma widow. Mrs. Anna U Strand ad Sa
lem, and daughter, Mr. Mildred A.
Bohl mt Albany, Ota. Shipment has
baan made to fcpokana by am Hi U
Edwarda company tor aai tiuarf and la
NEW YORK, April 17-(;r-Today's Closing Quotations:
Al Chem 4 Dye 190
American Can ..
Am Power & Lt.. 8Vi
Am Tel & Tel ... 152 Vt
Anaconda 37
Atchison 102
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel ...
Boeing Air
26 V
Calif Pack . Mont Ward
Canadian Pac .
Gen Foods 38y4Ryonier 20 V
Gen Motors 56 Rayonier pfd
Goodyear Tire .... 42 Reynolds Met
Gt North pfd 454 Richfield
Int Harvest 91;Safeway
Int Paper pfd 54 I Sears Roeb
34H J ManviUe 37V!Slnclair Oil
35H,Kennecott ... 55 So Pacific
27 Long Bell A 26 V4 Stan Brands
Mexico
This marked
on the part of
CCC. which is
.... 58 IStan Oil Cal
13V4Nash Kelvin 15iStudebaker ..
Case J I 43 Vfei Nat Dairy 29 !Sun Mining
Chrysler 59 H'N Y Central 15 4 1 Union Oil ....
Com with Sou 2; North Am Co 15jUn Pacific
18H
38
19 V
53
24 y4
63
19T's
Sons Edison ...
Cons Vultee .
Crown Zel
Curtis Wr
Douglas Air ...
Dupont de Ne .
Gen Electric ..
22 iNorthern Pac 20 Un Airlines .
15V4 ! Pac Am Fish Un Aircraft
29T' Pac Gas Elec 32 U S Steel
7 P T it T
. 65i Pan American
175 Penney J C . ...
. 35; Radio Corp
89 'Warner Bros
9!West Elec ....
43 V4! Woolworth
9!
23
17
29
76
12
29
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the first buying
the Kansas City
the biggest gov
ernment buying office, since last
Tuesday. The agency was not
willing to follow advancing prices
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Prices broke sharply yesterday.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. April 17- AP)-Butter-fat
tentative (suoject to immediate
change: Premium quality, maximum
of to 1 per cent acidity delivered In
Poitland. SS-93e lb.: first quality. S7-9Uc
lb.: second quality. Sa-SSc lb.; valley
routes and country points 1 cents loss
than first. BS-SSc lb.
Butter Wholesale, f o b., bulk cubes,
grade A A. S3 score. S3c lb ; A. S3 score,
82c lb.; B. SO score. Sic lb.: C. M score,
ttic lb. (Above prices are strictly nomi
nal!
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 4A-Jc;
Oregon 5-lb loaf. 47-Mc.
Eggs To wholesaler: A grade, large.
SI'.a-aJ'xC doz.; medium 4't-i0'..c. A
grade, small, nominal; B grsJe. large,
42'3-MVaC.
Eggs Purchased from farmers: Cur
rent receipts. 47 1 -S0' c doz.; buyers
pay 3-J',c below wholesale, quotations
on graded basis for best hennery eggs.
Lave chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broiler under Jl4 lbs.,
note lb.; fryers. ' to J lbs X7-41C
lb.; S to 4 lbs aa-Mc: fowl. Leghorns,
under 4 lbs.. 23c; 4 lbs. and over, MW
2Sc; colored fowl, all weiehta. S3-Uc lb.;
stas. all weighu. lJ-ISc lb.
Rabbits Average to retailers fur lo
cally dressed animals. &5-S7c; fryers,
live, white. 30-32c lb . few quoting
lower; colored. ZS-JOc. old or heavy.
lS-llc
Fresh dressed meats Quoted whole
saler to retailer in dollars a hundred
pounds I :
Beef Steer Good, all Wrights.
3S.M-44O0: commercial. 40 0O-41 60. util
ity 39 0O-37 00.
Beef cuts (Good steers, heifers!
Hindquarters. 47 0O-4S.00. full loins
trimmed. 54 00-M.OO; triangles. M 0O
37.00: guars chucks. 41 oo-tl oo; no.
M0a-4 0U: forequarters. 37 00-3S 00.
rounds. 47 00-tt SO.
Veal and calf Choice. 4S 00-60 SO;
good. 40 O0-M00: eonwnercial. 4A B0
47.00. Utility. 3S 00-42.00.
Lambs and mutton Lambs Choir
and good, under SO lbs . 43 00-43 OS;
over Mi lbs.. 37.0O-3S0O. eommercial.
all weishta. 40 00-4100; mutton good.
10 lbs down. 33. 00-23 00.
Pork ruts Lain No. 1. to II lbs.
M0O-3 00; shoulders, IS lbs. down.
spaxerlbs. 3 lbs. down. ftO.OO-
33 00
Carcases All weights. 33 00-33 SO.
Country -killed meaU :
other grades according to weight and
quality.
Hon Ugtit Btocsers. si-uc: sows,
37-2SC.
Lamba Per pound. 37-30c; mutton,
13-lSc lb
Beef Good rows. 33-35 lb ; canncra
and cutter. 2S-3le lb
Cascara bark Dry. 21c lb
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grade. 4Sc lb.
Mahaur 43c Tb. aea 13 -month growth.
Cawfna SO lb. aack Or, atrooka. yel
lows. No 1, medium. SS 3-S TS. Urge.
SSS-4SO: No 2. SX39-4 00-. bolters. No.
. 10 lbs, o-ae: so-lb. sacks. 33 0O-
3 35: Auatrallan yellows. No. 1. large.
SS-SO-SM. So-lb. aack; onion seta. SO
los . rr s5-a oa
Potatoes Or. Deschutes and Klam
ruaaeta. No. Is. SS OS-S.3S. some to SS SO;
IS lbs , 5c-$10i: No. 2. SO lbs, $1 SO
1.74): No. I bakers. M35-S SO hundred
weight. Idaho naseeta No. 1-A. sacks of
10-lb. bas. S3 JS-3 SS: Minnesota
Cobblers. No. 1-A. S43S-4 SO. Florida
Trtunspha. No. 1-A, S4 SO-4 OS; B. S4 0O-
4 34 SO-lb. aack : Cal. White Roe. Sd lbs,
N. 1-A. S4 SO-4 7; B. S33-4 00.
Hay O. S. No. 2 groan alfalfa r
better, carload tots, f d b? Portland.
340 00-43 00; U. S. No. 1 ttmotay. oaaU
ern Oregon or Washington, carlots,
fob. Peetland. tM SO MPS: ana and
vetch, aataad any. annrttfted cWvar
MI74SKI
Frank Minsk L. Ut resident of
Lodge. On. at a local hospital April
la. Brother of Martha Minsk i. chieago.
Fuaral aai vh.es will be held Tuesday. ,
April 30. at 10 am. In W. T. Kurdoa
chapeL Interment at SC Barbara Cera
tery. t
WELLS
In this city April IS. Fred Wei la.
late resident of 7oa N. Chun h St., at th
age of SS. Survived by widow, Maud; .
mother. Mrs. Richard Wells, San Fran
euro; brother, Frank Wells. Ingtewood,
Calif . and sister. Mrs. Mabel WlUett,
Oakland. Calif. Funeral services Mon
day. April IS, at 11 a.m. IB W. IVslig
don chapeL Interment la La f Miasms ,
cemetery. . ; ,. '
HAVUEN j f '
Mrs. Helen H. Hayden. at the real,
dene. 134 Marlon at.. Friday. April
IS. Survived by a brother. BUidulDh
Simon of Carlton. Ore, and several
nieces and nephews. Private aervtce
will be held Monday April If, at 1:3
P m, at th Clough-Barrtrk chapel with
Hv. at. a. oetzendaner ouiciauna;. In
lernx-nt in tn city
I'leaa omit flower.
DAVIS j
William R. Davis, at the rasideno at
1734 s. Capitol st, at toe ace of 71
years. Survived by a brother. Edf ar
E. Davis of Salem; three nieces, Mrs. '
John Irons. Mr. Ethel Murphy and '
Miss Marloria Davis. aU 1 BaWoi; and,
a nephew. Edgar Davis of Solesn.
Graveside services will b bold In tte
crest Memorial park Monday. April '
19. at 11 a m.. Dr. Charles Durdan of ,
I una ting. Direction by lioweU-Edwsrds
company. Friends are requested to I
pleas omit Howtrm,
View cemetery.
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Stock Market
Finishes Fifth
Bullish Week
NEW YORK. April 17- -Trie
stock market today finished its
fifth straight recovery week with
most leaders skidding moderately
on light profit cashing.
While scattered pivotals man
aged to keep well on the upside
in the final proceedings, declines
of fractions to a point or mors
predominated at the close.
Dealings remained relatively
active and volume of 580,000
shares was the second largest this
year for Saturday. It compared
with 520,000 a week ago. The
6-day aggregate was 7,378,310
shares against 8,472,000 the week.
before and was a top for any like
period since that concluded last
October 25.
Bullish operation from Monday
on were based mainly on the in
flationary aspects of big-scale
defense spending. European re
lief outlays and tax reductions.
The lengthy drive, ' however,
attracted offerings on the thought
that a technical correction was
overdue.
hay.
tlnal
Salem Markot
Quotations
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Dr. B. Rarrxiolds CTnU:
NataTa-lSvetoUdrka
tit IC UWrty Bt, aUieas, Ora.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by tb Associated
April If
STOCK ATISAGII 1
30 IS lIS M
Indus Kail UUL Stacks
Saturday . SI 3 40 1 i,l3S t SO 4
Previous day . SIS 0 t 30 S OSS
Week ago -. Il l MS 40 0 OS I
Month ago . SIS r 3 30 1 03
Year ago S4J M.I 4Xt S14
BOND AVEKAGES I
10 10 f IS
RaUs Indus! UiL Forgo
Saturday SIS 101 3 1004 SSS
Previous day 00 4 lOI.S )00 4 S3
Week ago SO I 101.4 100 J 018
Month ago SS S lOO.S BOO oaT
Year ago i lu.0 llus.l xl
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. April 17 ( API Wheat 1
N futures quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white t.4t
soft (excluding Hex I 3.43; what club
3.43; western red 8 43.
Hard red winter: rdinary 143; IS
per cent 3.44; II nor cent 33; 33
cent 3 00.
Hard white Bsart:
per rent
cent 3 7.
Today's car receipts t wheat S; parley
t; flour . com 1; oats 1; nay I; mli
Saod a.
rhlte Bsart: ordinary IN; IS
3 4; 11 percent 3 70; IS Bar
70im EGGS!
Alwayt a Dependable
Cash Market!
Cnrly's Dairy
Ptcna 0703
Why Suffer Any Longer
Cbaaa, Na aanste wan
acte .
years
srbat Bliss i all yea as an
Hoarder. saaaalUa, aVaart, lea a.
a. BMoers, gas.
S la Betas. r i all is, ai
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