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BORTLAND Or.. Oct 530 (AP
Butterfat Tentative, subject to im
mediate change Premium quality max
imum to -33 to 1 per cent acidity de
livered in Portland. 6S-69c lb.4 first
quality, 63-5c lb.; second quality. 61
Me lb.: valley quotes - and country
points 3c less than first. '
Butter Wholesale f-O.b. bulk cubes,
grade AA, S3 score 64c lb.; A. S3 score.
Mc lb.: B. SO score. 61c lb.: C. SO
score. 60c lb.; above price are strict
ly nominaL
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 3-49e;
Oregon 8-lb. loaf. 4-51c.
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade.
Urge S3 'a - 66ac: A grade medium.
59',,-0,c: A grade small. 46s-31c: B
grade large. &2-58ic.
Eggs Purchased from farmers.
Current receipts. S7a-0!sC dox.;
buyers pay 3-3Ve below wholesale
quotations on graded basis for best
hennery eggs.
Live Chickens (No. 1 quality fxt.b.
Slants) Broilers, under 3a lb.. 33-43c
.; leghorn, under 4 lbs, 3S-28e lbs.;
colored fowL all weights. 33-34C lb.
Others unchanged. ffl
Turkeys Prices quoted are net to
the producer on a dressed weight
basis. UJ5. No. 1 young torn. 43-44c
lb.: No. 1 young hens. 54-65e.
Rabbits Average to retailers for
locally dressed animals. SS-2c: fry
ers, live, white. 33-33c: colored. 30
31c: old or heavy. 15-lIc.
Fresh dressed meats: (Wholesalers to
retailers in dollars per 100 pounds.)
Steers Good. aU weights. 046-46:
commerciaL 041-43: utility 030-30.
Cows CommcrclaJ. 034-36: utility.
033-34: canner - cutter $20-31.
Beef cuts (good steer) Hind quar
ters 055-30; rounds 051-53: full loins,
trimmed. $14-70: triangles 043-43:
square chucks. $40-40; ribs, 000-04;
forequarters. 044-43.
Veal and calf Good and choice.
$43-45; commerciaL $30-41; utility. $35
30. Lamb Good-choice. 30-60 lbs,
$44-4: aU weights. 043-43. u
Mutton Good. 70 lbs, down. $21
23. Pork cuts Loins. No. 1. S to 13
lbs.. 063-67: shoulders. 10 lb, down.
040-56: spar ribs. 3 lba. down. 054-56.
Carcasses All weights. $30-30.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
Crade. 45c lb.
Mohair 25c lb. on 13 - month
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Country killed meats:
Veal Top quality. 38-40c; other
grades according to weight and quail
Hogs Light blockers. 35-37 lb.;
sows, light. 31 -34c lb.
Lambs 30-40c lb.; mutton 14-30. .
Beef Good cows. 29-32c lb.; can-
ners and cutters. 2 6-28c lb.
Potatoes Oregon russets, central
dlsL. No. 1-A. $3.15-3.25; 25-lb, 00-05c;
No. 2. 50-lb, $1-1.10; Wash. Yakima
russets. No. 1-A, 13.25-3.80; Whit Rose.
$3.73-3.05.
Onions 50-lb. wester Ore. yellows.
No. 1 med, $1.00-1.75. Idaho yellows
med.. 01JO-1.6S. lrg. 12-50-2.83. whlU
med.. $2.00-2.75.
Hay Following prices are strict
ly nominal: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa
or beter. carlots. FOB Portland. $32
36; U. S. No. 1 timothy. $37; oats and
vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover
hay. $34-25 ton. baled, on Willamette
valley farms.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Oct. 30 (AP) Wheat
futures not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 2.1'i;
soft white (excluding rex) 2.1'i: whit
club 2.1',,; western red 2.19',.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.10.; 10
per cent 2.21; 11 per cent 225; 12 per
cent 2.20.
Hard whit Baart: Blank.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 13; bar
ley 7; corn 4; oats 1; mill feed 7.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by th Asociat4 Press
Oct. 30
STOCK AVERAGES
J
00 10 10 00
Xhdust Ralls UtH Stks
Saturday 05.3 452 412 70.1
Previous day 05.1 45J 412 70.1
Week ago Ml 46.4 41J 71.0
Month ago 01.0 434 40.3 674
Year ago 03.4 344 414 034
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 It
Ralls Indust Util Forgn
Saturday 0O.T 1004 004 62.4
Previous day 00.7 1004 094 02.4
W.k ..a 604 1004 004 62.4
Month mro 00.0 1004 100.0 024
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Salem.
Obituaries
GOTTFRIED5
Pvt. Raymond Joseph Gottfried, late
resident of 1280 N. 4th St.. in th Philip
pine islands in 1042. Survived by his
parents, Mrs. Jacob Gottfried of Sa
lem, and Jacob Gottfried of Maryl
hurst. Ore.; six brothers. John.
Leonard. Edward, George and Arthur
Gottfried, all of Salem, and Leo Gott
fried of Portland; and four sisters.
Mrs. Ann Hall of Portland. Mrs. Ange
line How of Gladstone, Lorretta Gott
fried of Bay City and Rose Mart
Gottfried of Salem. Announcement of
services later by th W. T. Rlgdbn
company.
KELLEY
Paul Vernon Kelley, at th residence,
route 4. box 048. October 20 at th age
of 00 years. Survived bv widow. Mrs.
Mary J. Kelley. Salem; brother. Harry
A. Kelley, Ocean Park. Calif, and two
nephews, also of Ocean Park. Calif.
Member of th Salem lodge No. 330
BPOE. Services will be held In th
Howell-Edwards chapel Tuesday. No
vember 2. and 10 a.m. with Father
Bernard officiating. Interment in Bel
crest Memorial park.
STOLZHEISE
Minnie B. Stolzhelse. at the residence.
040 E. Ewald ave.. October 20. Surviv
ed by husband. P. F. Stolzhelse; daugh
Neva L. Stolzhelse of Portland; son
Dr. R. M. Stolzhelse of Seattle. Wash.;
two sisters Pheobe Hall. Orache. Okla
Mrs. Nellie Cross of Kingfisher. Okla.;
three brothers. Lloyd TuSing. Butler,
Okla, Henry TuSing, Dallas. Texas,
and Guy TuSing. Spokane, Wash. Al
so two grandchildren. Services will be
held Monday. November 1, at 11 a.m.
in the Clough-Barrick chapel with th
Rev. F. C. SUnnard officiating.
WATERMAN
Water R. Waterman, at Arroyo
Grande, Calif., September 7. . at th
age of 31 years. Survived by his wife.
Dorothea Waterman. Arroya Grand.
Calif.; a son. Gary Waterman, Salem;
mother, Edna Waterman. Salem; sis
ters. Mrs. Ruth Sanders. Los Angeles
and Mrs. Carlln Burke. Portland;
brother. George Waterman. Pendleton.
Services will b held Tuesday. Novem
ber 2. at 10 a.m. at th Clough-Barrick
chapel with th Rev. Brooks
Moor and th Rev. Hughes officiating.
Interment in Belcrest Memorial park.
GE0NER
Frank X. Gesner. at th family horn
in Rose Lodge, October 20 at th ag
of 72. Survived by widow. Edith May
Gesner. Rose Lodge; sisters. Mrs. Jes
sie Boedigheimer and Mrs. Iol Hunt,
both of Salem, and Mrs. Best Upde
graff, Oregon City; brothers. U. S.
Gesner, Seattle. Wash.. Dolph Gesner.
Clifford Gesner and Virgil Gesner. all
of Salem. Services will be held in the
Howell-Edwards chapel Monday, No
vember 1. at 10:30 a.m., with th Rev.
Lloyd T. Anderson officiating.
CURRY
Arthur Curry late resident of Med
ford at a local hospital. October 29.
Survived by th widow, Mrs. Grace
Curry, Medford; mother, Mrs. Etta
Baken. Orchards, Wash.; siffters. Mrs.
Marie Mundt. Seattle. Mrs. Grace Stew
art. Portland, and Mrs. Edith Cook.
Grants Pass; brothers. Earl Curry. We
natchee. and Donald Curry, Spokane
Services will be held Tuesday. No
vember 2. at 2 p.m. in the Clough
Barrick chapel with the Rev. H. C.
Angel officiating. Interment In th
IOOF cemetery.
DOMINGUS
Florenclo Domingus. late resident of
Price. Utah, at a local hospital Octo
ber 30. Announcement of services later
by Clough-Barrick company.
Stock Prices
Ecge Upward
NEW YORK, Oct Kff-TIm-Id
burin Sv the stock market'o
October ad vane a littl lift to
day on this last day.
Most traders wanted results of
th presidential election behind
them. The result wag a moderate
sprinkling of small gains In the
slowest week end session of the
month. Numerous Issues were un
changed or" moved a trifle lower.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks remained at 70.1, with
the industrial component a little
higher and tho railroad section
down a bit.
Of the 703 Issues - traded, 284
advanced and 203 declined. Sales
of 350,000 shares compared with
680,000 a week ago.
FIRST RABBIT SHOW
First annual rabbit show of the
Capital City Breeders association
will be held at the state fair
grounds November 6 and 7 with
more than 3,000 entries including
some from as far east as Ohio.
Judges will bo George Bayless,
Hayward, Calif., and A. P. Laws,
Portland. v
The first annual Evergreen Poul
try and Rabbit exposition has been
set at the Cowlitz county fair
grounds, Kelso, Wash., December
9 to 12. A number of local rab
bit a.id poultry breeders are i ex
pected to show in this.
Salem Markot
Quotations
fTUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
PRINT
Wholesale
Retail
44
40
.74
71
03
AS
40
70
70
42
EGGS 4 Baying)
Large double A
Medium
Pullets
Cfacks
EGGS (Wholesale)
Large double A sir
Medium double A
Pullets and cracks
POULTRY
No. 1 Leghorn hens 47
No. Z colored hens . 41
No. 1 colored fryers. 2-3 lba. 44
No. 1 colored fryers. 3 lbs. up 40
No C old cocks . O0
LIVESTOCK By Valley Pack)
Lamb -
2040
Yearlings
.10.00 to 12.00
. 2.00 - 740
14.00 to 1640
-11.00 t 13.00
. 15.00 to 17X0
Ewes
Fat dairy cows
Cutter Cows
Dairy heifers
Bulls
1740 to 2140
Calves (300 to 450 lbs.) 1440 to 3240
Veal, choice , 24.00 to 23.00
Light sows 23.00 to 2340
Heavy sows , 2240 to 2340
WoUanl
Yonr Eggs!
Always a DepntahUi
Cash Markojtl
Cnrly's Dairy
Phono 3-8783 -
Sunday Orfopr 31," T 93-47'
Corn Futures
Prices Decline
CHICAGO, Oct. StHJPhContln
ued heavy marketing of corn from
the country softened the futures
price around a cent a bushel to
day. Mixed influences on other
board of trade commodities, how
ever, gavt them an irregular zone.
Wheat receded early and stay
ed there most of the day, although
some recovery was made near the
close. Reports of some rain in tho
wheat belt caused losses of as
much as a cent at times.
At the close wheat was Vx cent
lower to- Va higher, corn to one
cent down, oats unchanged to ft
lower, rye M to 1ft higher, soy
beano one to two cento up, and
lard 4 five to 27 cento hundred
pounds down.
Shipping sales of corn amount
ed to 490,000 bushels, including
some going to private exporters.
Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE or leas for 1 year. My
lac at 1550 t-ncaster Drive. E. t,
nethen. Ph. 2-1345 morning or evening.
2 REGISTERED Guernsey rows. Nick
PelZ. Kt. 4. Box 124. Ph. 2-2854.
SPRINGER Guernsey milk cow. A. S.
Chase. Rt. L Jefferson, near Sidney
School.
FOR SALE: N.Z.W. rabbits from
pedtgrd stock. Bucks St does. Ph.
3-0332. - .
73 WHITE Leghorn hens, one year
old. $L20 each if all are token. Also
4 nice white pigs about 00 lbs. each.
020 each. Call lllO S. 22nd eves, after
0 p.m. or Ph. 2-3374.
CHOICE N. IL fryers, tile lb. 21fl
D St
WANTED: thin cows and heifers for
feeder, also butcher cattle. Get my bid.
It will cost you nothing. Earl Du Chien,
2405 N. 9th. Salem. Phone 2-1630.
HORSES FOR SALE
Registered American saddle . bred
stallions, brood mar, yearlings and
spring colts Rt. 4. Bos 270. Salem.
Phone 3-1143 Roy H. Simmons. ;
WANTED. Any kind of cam hoe
Oi sheep WUI call at farm Licensed
bonded buyers Prompt service K.
I Snethen St Son ISO Lancaster Dr.
Salem Pn S I34S
NEW
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baby chicks.
3-200L Lee's
Weekly hatches Pn.
Hatcnery
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer
McCandltsh. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8117.
HIGHEST PKICES paio Cattle and
horses wanted for fos feed. CaU col
lect Sherwood 4432.
Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED checker wantd.
State Street Market.
Help Wanted - Male
WANTED Man free to work even- 1
ings contacting high school gradu
ates. Lists furnished. One. order an
evening, five evenings a week 1 pays -$100
weekly. Man with sales expert-
enc preferred. Car required, bond
required. Can us also on or two
full time men willing to work country
territory. Exclusive franchise. Ad
dress Co-op. American Technical Bo
dety, 050 E. 58th. Chicago 37, rtl.
1011135 WORKERS lgi cnX
st ruction Jobs starting in Alaska, over
seas. South Amerca. United State.
For details send nam and address. .
A-332 Box 1740. Knoxvllle, Term. ;
MAN. 25 TO 35 YRSV to learn' applH
anc business. Permanent. Apply in
person. 0 to 10 ajn. only. Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. 130 N. Com'L St.
NEED GOOD reliable boys tot Ore
gonlan routes in Salem. Please apply
The Oregonlan, 404 Ferry.
OREGON JOURNAL wants man or
branch and rural auto routes. Salary,
car expenee. profit and commiasion i.
S Mrs. White. 3 to T. at 433 Ferry St,
YOUNG, married man to act as
branch manager for Oregonlan In Sa
lem. Must like boys, be a hard worker,
ambitious, willing to better himself la
a large organization. Salary, commis
sion and car allowance. Pleas call
2-0622 for appointment after 12 o'clock
noon.
Help Wanted Female
OFFICE CURL, abtlltv to take dl.
tatlon not necessarv. Jam I. Rnurru.
Realtor. 1140 N. CapltoL
SALESLADY. 23 to 35 yrs. Must hav
ewlng experience. Willing to work a
iw evenings a wee, permanent posi
tion. A mil In nunnn a Ia in
only. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 130
LAbV WiNTrfi 77 I . C
Would stay In home. Phone 3-4581.
)Y TO CfWWT mnA kn Kn.i
diabetic. Can work Dart time ela-
where. Write Statesman Box 337.
r. Stat Street Market.
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remedies. Ant axing swecess for See
years to China. N aaatter wit
what alias. ent ye are afflict
disorders, stomtitls, heart, tonga, liv
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Olabetoa, rbe ailsm. gall and blad
der fever, akin, feasaie earn plaints
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