The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 13, 1948, Page 13, Image 13

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NEW YORK. May 12 -OP)- Today's Closing Quotations
Ai Chem ic Dye 191 Gen Foods 383s'Rayonier
American Can ....90 Gen Motors 564iRayonier pfd
Am Power & Lt .. .8TalCoodyear Tiro 44 V I Reynolds Met .
Am Tel & Tel ...154H Gt North pfd ..47 IRichfield
Anaconda ....36 4Int Harvest 96 V2 1 Safeway
Atchison 109Int Paper pfd ..58V;Sears Roeb
Bendix A via ....35 J Manville 39 Va Sinclair Oil
Beth Steel .34i;Kennecott 53T'So Pacific .
Boeing Air 25 Long Bell A 264tStan Brands
Calif Pack 37 Mont Ward ..604lStan Oil Cal
Canadian Pac 15i!Nash Kelvin 17 Studebaker
Case J I 48 Nat Dairy t27 ISun Mining
Chrysler 584jN Y Central 16li Union Oil
Comwlth Sou 3ViiNorth Am Co ...13 Un Pacific
Cons Edison 23 Vi I Northern Pac .25iUn Airlines
Cons Vultee 133, Pac Am Fish lUn Aircraft
Crown Zel 31 Pac Gas Elec .. 33i U S Steel ...
Curtis Wr 7 VP T & T 98 V4: Warner Bros
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore. May U-AP-But-tertat
tentatrye (suoject te lmsndlat
change). Premium quality maximum
ot JS to i per cent acidity delivered
in Portland. -(Ue lb.; first quality.
n-SOc U.; aecood quaUty. M-SIc lb.;
valley route and country points Xc
loss than first. - lb.
BuUei Wboleaale to.b. bulk cubes,
gntdo AA, S3 score. S3c lb.; A. fa
score. Sc lb.; B. M acor. SOc lb.;
C M score. 7Sc lb,- Above pricos are
strictly nominal
Chiut Selling pries to Portland
wholesalers; Oregon singles. A-65c:
Oregon -lb. loaf. SOftc.
ggs To wholesalers: A grade largo.
5U-a3'.ae. dox.; medium. U-SOic;
A grade, amail. nominal; B grade, large,
ggs Purcbaaed from farmers. Cur
rent receipts. 47ii-50',fcc dox.; buyers
pay 1-3 '.ic below wholesole quotaUons
on graded basis for best bennery eggs.
Live chickens Paying price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2', ibsw
3SOSC lb.: gryers 2 to 3 lbs 40-42C
lb.; S to 4 lbo, 40-42C lb.; fowl. Leg
horns, under 4 lb, 22-24e lb. over 4
lbs 2-r7c: colored fowl, all weights.
33c lb.; stags, 3S-30c; old or heavy.
l-17c.
Rabbits Average to retailers for lo
cally dressed animals. 5&-7c; fryers,
live, white. 3o-32c lb.; few quoting
lower; colored. 2S-30c; old of heavy
l-I7c.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers, per hundred pounds! :
Beef Steers, good, all weights S4
47.30; commercial 945-46; utility $42-44.
Cows Commercial (43-44; utility S41-
2.
Beef cuts (beef steers, heifers) hind
quarters $51-53; full loins, trimmed
S64-55. rounds (54; square chucks, (45
47; forequarters (42-44.
Veal and calf Choice. (52-53; good
(52-53; commercial (45-50.
Lambs and mutton Lambs, good
choice 30 to 60 pounds spring; com
mercials, all weights (4S-49.
Mutton Good 7 lbs. down (22-24.
Pork cuts Loins. No. 1 8 to 12 lbs.
(52-53; shoulders IS lb. down (39-40;
sparenbe. 3 lbs. down. (46-49.
Carcasses AU weights (34-34-50.
Country-killed meats:
Veal Per pound, top light. 42 -44c;
choice to 45c; other grades according
to weight and quality.
Hogs Light blockers. 30-32c; sows.
2S-28C.
Lambs 39c -41c lb.; mutton. 14-2Zc lb.
, Beef Good cows 35-40c; canner and
cutters 32-35C.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grade. 45c lb.
Mohair 25c lb. on 12-month growth.
Onions 50-lb. sk. Australian browns
(3.25-7.60; Texas white wax (450-4.75;
yellow Bermudas. (4-25-4.50.
Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and
Klamath russets, No. 1. ( 50-7.00; 25
lbs., (1.65-1.75; 15 lbs.. (1-1.05; No. 2s.
50 lbs, (2.50-2.65; Washington Yakima
russets. No. 1. (6-6.10; new crop Cat
white rose. 100 lbs, (5-S-50, sire B.
(3 -25-3 -50. Some lower.
Portland Livestock
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Editor's Diary
Peggy Lee
Big Sister
Today's Child
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Waltz Serenade Queen for Day'Oueen for Dav
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Ma Perkins I Dr. Malone Guiding Light
Woman White Holly Sloan (Light of World
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Mrs Burton
Life Beautiful
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Nora Drake
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PORTLAND. Ore.. May 12 t API
lUSDA) Cattle salable and total 50;
calves 25; market very active, strong
with many sales 25-50 higher; scattered
lots good 932-1106 lb. fed steers 29.00
31.00; medium grades 27.00-28.50; in
cluding Holsteins at 27.50; common
down to 23.00; common-medium heif
ers 22.00-26.00; canner and cutter cows
largely 17.00-20.00; strong weights up
to 21.00; few shells 16.00 and below;
fat dairy type cows 20.00-22.50; med
ium beef rows 23.00-24.00; good beef
bulls 26.50-27.00. some held higher;
common-good sausage bulls 21JO-26.00.
Good-choice vealers strong at 28 .50
33.00 Including a 353-pounder at 29.00.
Hogs salable 100; total 400: market
only moderately active. mosUy steady
poorer quality considered: extreme
top 25 lower; good-choice 180-230 lbs.
24 00 to mostly 24.50; 250-300 lbs. 2250;
few 165 lbs. 22.50; feeder pigs scarce;
good -choice salable 25 00-26.50: good
350-500 lb. sows 18 00-19.00; 330 lbs.
19.50: 282 lbs. at 20.00: good 539 lb.
stags 17.00.
Sheep salable and total 200: market
active; fat lambs 50-1.00 higher; no
spring lambs offered, quotable upward
to 25.00 or above; one large lot
strictly good-choice 98 lbs. with No.
2 pelts 24.25 (new high for fed lambs)
medium-good wooled lambs 23.00-50:
common grades down to 19.00; good
shorn ewes 11.00 down with one lot
good 120 lb. 2-year-old ewes at 13.00.
Portland Grain
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I West Salem Hr.
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3 Sons Trio
Welcome
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Salem High
Hint Hunt
Dorsey Show
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Superman lOrchestra
Melody Matinee Walter Maier
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Stars of Today
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Rhythm Ranch sports mines
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PORTLAND. Ore, May 12 (AP
Wheat: futures not quoted.
Cash gram: oats No. 2 38 lb. white
81.00; barley No. 2 49 lb. B.W. 77 JO;
No. 1 flax (.10. -
Cash wheat (bid): soft white 2 38.
soft white (excluding Rex) 2J8; white
club 2.38: western red 2.38.
Hard red winter: ordinary 2 38; 10
per cent 2.40; 11 per cent 2.48; 12
per cent 2.56.
Hard white Baart: ordinarv 2.97; 10
per cent 2.57; 11 per cent 2.63; IS per
cent 2.64.
Today's car receipts: wheat 12; flour
2: corn 1; oats 1; millfeed 4.
' : Salem.
LIMBECK - j
Mrs. Katharine Limbeck, at the real
dence. 990 8. 22nd SL. MaylL at the ag
of as years. Survived by daughter.
Mrs. Katharine Moore- and son, Fre4
Limbeck, both of Salem; - grand chil
dren, Willis GoebeJ and Andrei Moore
of Salem.. Mrs. Russell McJury of Port
land and Richard limbeck of Los An
rales; five great-grandchildren. Serv
ices will be held from the dough-Bar.
rick chapel Friday. May 14, at 1 J9 p.m.
with interment la ML. Hope Cemetery.
K LING EX : .
Benjamin Franklin Kllnger at tils re
si dence. 237 Richmond ava, Tuesdar.
IU t the age of 71 yearsTHuS
fcSD1 Mr- Eleanor Klinger of Sa
lera; father of Mrs. Lea fa Hoffman
and Mrs. Leona Stinson, both of Coos
Bay. Mrs. Maxine Trahaa, Mrs. Ger
Vi" Wyk, MrsotSm
all of Alberta. Canada. Lloyd N.
0 Eugene. Cap. William K,
Kknfrof Vancouver Barracks. Wash
W,72nt iicr Woodrow W
i "f. nmrT- Harold Jud-
kins of Sexsmith. Canada: brother oT
CEIL Vm Norgrean of Bangor.
"'-Survived also by nine grand!
children and one great grandchUd.
Services will be held Friday. May 14. at
L,PHm.K,the uh-Barrick chaWl
with the Rev. W. S. Fredericks offi
ciating. Interment in Relcrest Mem
oruu park. ' I
Cloverdale School i;
Has Closing Picnic
CLOVERDALE TH j,L
of school picnic was held Tuesday
ana was well attended. Ball
games and track events were held
and the district board
with Ice cream. Mn FdK.
Franz will teach at Brooks next
year and, Mrs. Lena Calloway at
Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Booth are in
San Francisco where she is dele
gate to United Nations- educa
tional, scientific and cultural oi
ganization in session "there this
Guests at D. J. Waldrons Kimi.
day were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
waidrop and Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Moyer of Seattle. Other relatives
who came Sunday and will re
main during the week are Mr.'
vaidrop's mother, Mrs. E. Crisp,
and her sister. Blanche Griffin,
both of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tnmr.
manson of Vernonia visited tha
Sam Draeers Sunday. Other
Quests Monday were Mr - awl
Mrs. Barton Sledge of Scio.
New Look in Health ,
Is Topic at Macleay
MACLEAY A New Look
Health was the topic of Leonora
Headleys Marion county health
educators talk at Grange meet
ing Friday. It was supplemented
by a health film. William Bateson
gave a recitation. Receiving, the ,
third and fourth degree' were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Battcher, Mr.
and Mrs. William Larsen and
Frank Doerfier. - j .
Peiping's Temple of Heaven,
where former Chinese emperors
prayed for prosperity during, tha
first moon, has three circular roofs
of sky-colored ceramic tile.
ICE CuEAII
Quarts . 330
SAVING CEIJTEI
Sale in ffest Salem
Salem Market
Quotations
BUTTER FAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
EGGS (Bay tag)
Larse
Medium
Pullets and cracks -EGGS
(Wholesale)
Large
Medium
Pullets and cracks
POULTRY
No. 1 colored bens
No. 1 Leghorn bens
No. 1 col. fryers. 9 lbs. up
No. 1 cot fryers. 2-3 lbs.
No. 1 old cocks
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woo lied lambs, choice 23 DO
Fresh sheared lambs
Yearlings
Ewes
Fat dairy cows
Cutter
Dairy heifers
Bulls
Calves 1300 to 490 lbs.)
Veal, choice
20.00
. up to 17.00
2-00 to 10X0
UP to 19.00
up to 19.00
14.00 to 23.00
17A0 to 23.00
. UP to 294)0
, 2S.00
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
May 12
STOCK AVERAGES
30 19 IS SO
Indus. Ralls CtU. Stocks
Net change Al AJ A l . A Jt
Wednesday 4S.l 41J 68.7
Previous day 93.1 42.8 4IJ 98.9
Week ago 91.9 41J 40.3 S7J
Month ago 91.9 39.4 39.T S3 S
Year ago S3 .2 29.9 41a 60 S
1949 high 93.3 4X1 41J SS.7
BOND AVERAGES
29
Ralls
Net change AS
Wednesday . IIS
Previous day SI. 4
Week ago 914
Month ago 90 9
Year ago 91.4
1949 high 91S
New 1944 highs.
19 19 19
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