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Continues Drop
NEW YORK, Nov. .27 -Wf- The
stock market's attempt to block
the post-election decline went up
La smoke this weeic
Ahnut i 1 700.000.000 was lopped
off the market value of all stocks
listed on the exchange. Losses
since the' democratic election
sweep have piled up to around
$7,000,000,000.
On Friday and again In today's
short session the market showed
iinu of stabilizing but the steadi
ness was due more to absence of i
aggressive selling than to any
pronounced pick-up In buying.
Grain Market
Prices Firm
CHICAGO, Nov. 27 (JPi The
grain market ended on a firm
note today after some shakiness
during early dealings. Prices
were down more than a cent in
wheat and corn at one time, but
when the selling pressure let up
the market rebounded quickly.
Today's action was almost the
exact reverse of yesterday's, when
prices had " opened higher and
ended lower. The late rally to
day was in part believed to come
from short covering on the part
of traders who did not want to
maintain a short position over the
weekend. .
Wheat closed -l higher,
corn was to 1 cent higher, oats
were Va-Vx higher, rye was V
higher, soybeans were 1-SV4
higher, and lard was 8 cents lower
to 3 cents a hundred pounds
higher.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Nov. XI AP Wheat
futures unquoted.
Cash sraln: Oat. No. X. 38-lb. white
84.50; barley. No. 2. 45-lb. B-W. M.30.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 2.25;
oft white (exchidin rex) 2.25; white
dab 2.29; western red 2J25.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.23; IS
per cent 2.27. 11 per cent 2.31; 12 per
cent 2.35.
Hard white baart unquoted.
Today's car receipts: Wheat t: bar
ley IS: flour ; corn 4; oats 7; hay 1;
millfeed 11.
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YOUR RUPTURE
GETTING WORSE lEACli YEAR?
Then you must be wearing; the wroiig kind of truss,
perhaps one with a KNOB See th DOBBS TRUSS.
Bolblesa O Strapless ojBeltlcss
Keeps rapture tightly elese at all times while work
ing. 11 ting, walking sr swimming. UghtwetghL Keasesi
should teach yea not to place a bulb or ball In PJn
mt rapture which keeps muscles spread apart. HeJda Uke
the palm of year hand. Open Tharjsday Evenings til
p. m. - j .
FOE MEN. TVOMEN AND BUDKEH
TT70 DAT CLtinC
Taesday and Wednesday, Not. Ith Dee 1st
Bears: Tuesday Urn. to it p. m.
Wednesday: t a. m. to 1 noon
Ask' f or Mr. Dobbs at Desk.
Betel Senator, Salem, Oregon
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No. 1 old cocks
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2.00 to 7 00
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10.00 to 13.00
17.00 to 22.00
20.00 to 25X0
11X0 to 22.00
rat dairy cow .
Cutter cows
Bulls a.
Veal. 150 to 305 lbs.
Calves. 300 to 50 lbs.
Top hosa. 1SDI to 225 lbs.
Heaviest. S4o to 300 lbs.
Lisht sows, tot 350 lbs
Heavy sows ,,j
23.00
21.00 to 2li50
19.00 to 20.00
1SX0 to 19.00
Portland Produce
PORTLANlJ. Ore Nov. 27 (AT)
Butterfat jtenUUve. subject to Im
mediate change. Premium quality max
imum to M to 1 per cent acidity de
livered la Portland. S3-O0C lb.: first
Quality. 04-0 lb second quality, S
05c; valley routes and country points.
X teas wan ;nrx.
Butter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes
to wholesalers: grade AA. S3 score,
flftc lb.; A. S3 score. S4c lb.; B. SO
score. S3e lt.; C. OS score. 63c lb.
Above prices! are strictly nominal.
Cheese felling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles, 44V-81c;
Orecon 5-lb. loa 47i54c
Eggs To wholesalers : A grade large.
74s-6Stts; A (grade, medium. 6Ii-3 ic;
A grade, small. 52',,-5a',ie. Grade B.
laree. MU-eOc.
Live chickens (No. 1 quality FOB
plants) Broilers, under 2l lbs- 33
34e lb.: fryrs. '. to 4 lbs., 37-38e:
roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 37 -38c; fowl,
leghorns, under 4 lbs- 2S-30e lb.; fowl.
lachorna. over 4 lbs- 31-33c lb.; col
ored fowl, all weights. 37-3Se lb.; old
roosters, all weights. lC-19c lb.
Turkeys Net to the producer on
a dressed weight basis. U. S. grade A
young toma.l4c. Grade A hens 50-OOc
ib. !
Dressed turkeys to retailers Grade
A young hens, 63-4 3c; New York style
dressed: A grade young torn. 54-55c.
Rabbits I Average to retailers for
locally dressed animals. 5S-63c; fryers,
live, white, 32-33c; colored. 30-41e; old
or heavy. lS-lSc.
Fresh dreamed meats: Wholtsalers to
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DOMES
Henry W. Domes, late resident of
McCoy, at a local, hospital. Novem
ber 28. ' Survived by widow, Jane K.
Domes. McCoy; daughters. Pauline
Holbert and Margaret Domes, both of
Portland: sons, Richard Domes and
Billy Domes, both of McCoy, and
Wayne Domes. Salem; Bisters. Carrie
Guild. Amity, and Rose Rutledge. Mc
Coy, and seven grandchildren. Serv
ices will be held Monday. November 2S.
at 1:30 pjn. In the W. T. Slgdon chapel
with the Rev. Chester W. Hamblin of
ficiating. Concluding services In Bethel
cemetery.
KATHBUN ,
Richard Philander Rath bun. late res
ident of 1709 S. Cottage sL. at Palisade.
Neb- November 27. Survived by widow,
Mrs. Maude C. Rath bun, Salem; daugh
ters. Mrs. Lowell Sloan. Salem. Mrs.
E. L Large. Wauneata. Neb- and Mrs.
Kermlt Sloan, Superior. Mont.; eons.
WlUard Rath bun. and Kay Rath bun.
both of Salem; sister. Mrs. William Wil
son. Aurora: brothers. F. E. Rath bun.
Hays Center. Neb- W. K. Rath bun,
Chadron, Neb., and S grandchildren.
Services will be held Thursday. De
cember 3 at 1:30 pjn. fat the Clouch
Barrtck chapel with the Rev. Dudley
Strain officiating. Interment will be la
Belcrest Memorial park.
retailers la dollars per
Steers Good, all welghta. S42-4S;
commercial. S40-44; utility. $39-38.
Cows Commercial. $34-38; utili
ty, $32-38: cutter - canner, $30-33.
Beef cuts (good steer) Bind quar
ters. $52-55; rounds, $48-81; full loins,
trimmed. $08-71; triangles. $38-40;
square chucks. $43-44; ribs. $58-83; fore
quarters. $43-44.
Veal and calf Good and choice.
$43-40; oomnvsreUL $30-41; utility. $30
38. Lambs Good choice 30-08 Ibo-
$43-49; commercial, all weights. $40
41. Mutton Good. 78 lbs. down. $30-23.
Pork cuts Loins. No. 1. 8 to 12
lbs- 848-01; shoulders, 18 lbs. down.
$51-57.
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
grades, 4fte lb.
Mohair 29e Ib. en 12-month growth.
Country killed meats:
Veal Hop quality. 30-41c: other
grades, according to weight and qua
lity. Hogs Light blockers, 33-33c lb.;
sows, light. 27-28C.
Lambs 38-40e lb.; mutton. 14-lte.
Beef Good rows. 2S-32e lb.;., ean
ners and cutters. S4-28e lb.
Onions 50-lb. western Ore. yel
lows. No. 1 mod- $1.00-1.75; large $1.75
2; Idaho yellows, mod- $1 J0-LS5: Urge.
$2.25-2.50; white med- $3-00-2.75.
Potatoes r- Oregon russets centra!
district .o. 1-A $35-3.40; 2S-lba. 80
05c: No. 2. 80 Iba. fl.lS-10: Klamath
Falls russets. No. 1-A $3-40-3.90; Wash..
Yakima russets. No. 1-A $35-3.40; 25
Ibs. S5c: Idaho russete No. 1-A $3.80
3.85; white rose $2.73-2 53.
Hsy Following prices are strictly
nominal: 17. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or
better. carloU FOB Portland. $37-38:
VS. No. 1 timothy. $37-38; oats and
vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover
hay. $25-28 ton. baled, on Willamette
valley farms.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
Nov. ST
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS 19 SO
Induat Kails Util Stke
Saturday 06.8 M.8 384 03.4
Previous day 88.8 304 MS 83.4
Week ago oo.o o. ssj ss.i
Month ago 94J U.3 414 70.1
Year ago , 914 3S4 $84 834
BONO) AVERAGES
SO 10 18 10
RaUe Induat UUl Forgn
Saturday 884 1814 884 814
Previous day 804 101.1 80.0 83.8
Week. ago 884 1014 884 82.4
Month ago 80.7 1004 804 03.4
Year ago 884 1004 1004 07.T
Predecessors of modern British
restaurants were coffee houses and
taverns, which had a dally "ordin
ary" a dinner or supper served at
a common table and generally for
a fixed price.
Bring Us Your
WALNUT MEATS
W Are Payini TOP PRICES for No. 1 Grades
WILLAIIETTE GROC. qO.
305 S. Cottage, SaJkm, or Phone 3-4146
Conscientious, Digr.if ied
Service v
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545 North Capitol
Car-Tunes
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to OTTO J. WILSON CO." I
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Livestock and Poultry
CHESTER W. weaning pigs $18
each If all taken. lfOQ Lancaster. ,
3 YOUNG brood sows, 1455 Lancaster.
AA'iim . a 1
FOR BALK: Larce red Duileta lav.
ing good. 3 miles north of Indepen
Ben re. Greenwood Road. Donald Steeto;
4 VS CiUi n Irak
ing. gentle for children. $98. Write P.O.
Box 783. Salem. Oregon.
jr. Claude Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 800K,
mom -i ih.
McCandllsh. 1127 & 23th. Ph, $-8147.
WANTED: Thin cows and heifers lot I
feeders, also butcher cattle. Get my bid,
tt will cost you nothing. Earl Du Chlen, i
2403 N. 8th. Salem. Phone 3-1038,
na. nAMranina oaoy cntcaa.
Weekly hatches. Ph. 3-2ML Lee's
Haeri
kiGHfaT PAlgfa -iA f..tU
horses wanted for fox feed. Call col
lect Sherwood 4432.
Dr.T.T.Lass-ND.
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CBTNESE BEkBAUSTS
141 North Liberty
Pastalrs
daasral saeetrts
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Co. Office
to I
8 toil pjn. Ceasui-
sesare and arista
teste are free of charge. Practiced
dace IS1T
Why Suffer Any Longer
When others fan, ase oar Chinese
reaaedtee. Awaslag saeceas for 404
rears ta China. Ne saatter with
what albaeate yea I are srnietee
disorders, afasttH. heart, laags. Uv.
er. kidaeys, gaa, eeaattaatlsa. aleera.
Otebetes. raeasaatisae, gall and blad-
eer revar. saia. fesaale
CHARLIE
CHAN
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CO.
8M N Ceeaaaerrial
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SALEM. ORE.
office Hears 9 to 8.
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Tel 3-3672
by OTTO J. WILSON CO.
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