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Price Trends
CHICAGO. Juir 12Punr!n
ended oh a mixture of plus and
minus siens todav aftr a Bwinn
of conflicting trends. t
xne market did not seem to
know which way to en. If M Af
early on bumper crop prospects
out siagea a couple of mud rallies
on Korean developments. About
30 minutes before the end thsf
day's best rally started, but at the
close the market was going down
again. ...
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lard, however. It started out steady
and grew firmer as the day wore
on, vjcioDer, November and De
cember deliveries aettin nra
sonal highs. Loose lard sold: at
S 12.00 a hundred Dound. tin sflf
cents and highest since Oct. 24, f
Wheat closed - lower, corn
ii. lower fa i VitH-
1 lower, rye higher, soy
beans higher and lard 10
to 23 cents a hundred pounds
Hew York Slock Quotations
NEW YORK, July 12P)-Toda y's closing quotations:
American Can -I. 93
Am Power & Lt 17
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda .
Bendlx A via
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Calif Pack .
Canadian Pac
Case J I ... :
Caterpiller
Chrysler
Coos Vultee
30
44
37
128
38y
15
36
39
64
15
Continental Can 31
Crown Zel 32
Curtis Wr - 9
Douglas Air 81
DupontdeNe 67
!47pSen Motors
Gen Electric
Gen Foods .
43
48
79y4
Goodyear Tire.. 47
nt Harvest . 25y4
Int Paper .... 40
Kennecott 56
LjbbyMcN&L 7
Long Bell A ...
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin .
Nat Dairy
N Y Central
Northern Pac ,
Pac Am Fish ,
Pac Gas Elec .
P T & T
Penny J C
22y4
- 49
16
- 38
- 12
19
. 11
31
-100
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Rayonier
Rayonier pfd
Reynolds Met
Richfield X.
Safeway
Sears Roeb
Co Pacific
Stan Oil Cal
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Transamerica
Union Oil
Un Pacific
Un Airlines
U S Steel .
Wame- Bros
57Woolworth
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31
32
22
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PORTLAND. July IS -(API- Cash
erala: Barter No. a 45 lb. BW 490
cash wheat ..man son white a.ie:
soft white (no Bex) ZM; White club
lO. -v.
Hard red winter: Ordinary S.16: 10
per cent 2.16; 11 per cent 2J6; 13
oer cent a.io.
Today's car receipts: Wheat S,
barley 1. Hour 4. corn 2. oats 3. mlll-
xeea s.
Salem Ilarkel
Qnolalions
(At ef late yeiUrday) i
BUTTEKFAT . !
Premium -
No. l ,
No. 2 ..
BUTTER
Wholesale
Retail
EGGS (Baytax)
(Wholesale prices ranse fronj I
cents ver buying price.) i
Largs AA L
Lare A
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Medium AA
Medium A
Crack
POULTRY
A Leghorn hens .
B Leghorn hens .
Leghorn nens .
A colored hens
B colored hens .
colored fryers
B colored fryers .
C colored fryers .
old : roosters .
old roosters
old roosters
to T
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ner-cutter cows 16.00-17.50: few 18.00;
hells downward to 14.00; common
medium grass beef cows 18.50-22.50;
common-medium sausage bulls 19.00-
21.50.
Calves salable 100: market slow:
mostly steady-weak but some medium
grades unsold; good vealers mostly
27.00-30.00; odd choice 31.00; medium
grades lii.uo-20.oo; common aown to
15.00.
Hoes salable 190: market active.
steady-50c higher; good-choice 180-230
lbs. 20.00-m: uciuding load around
210 lb. holdovers at 26.50: few 260-275
and 139-1BO lbs. 24.50-23.00: good 375
600 lb. sows 19.00-20.00; lighter weighte
21.00; choice 110 lb. feeder pigs late
Tuesday 27.00, new recent high.
Shees salable 1000: market active.
steady: rood-choice sarin lambs
23.oo-.so; medlum-gooo: grades zl.oo-
Z2.T3; meaium-good feeders id.oo-zijx)
good choice 100 lb. yearlings 21.50:
sood heavy yearling! 20.00: meoium
100 lb.! feeders 1S.00; good ewes mostly
1.00- jo; 1 loi around 190 10. weignu
on specialty order MM. .
Slocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
July 12
STOCK AVERAGES
SO IB IB SS
Indust Rails UtiT Stocks
Net cfasnee D 2.8 DJ D 1.0 D 1.6
Wednesday 93.5
Prev day 101.1
Week ago .104.4
Month ago Jll,7
Year ago 87.8
New 1950 lows.
41.4 f42J "lO-S
41.6 43.3 72.4
40.5 44.S 73.8
43.7 ; 47.3 78 3
3X3 ' 332 62.0
BOND AVERAGES
20
Net change
Wednesday .
Prev day
Week ago
Month ago .
Year ago
New 1950 lows.
10
Sails Indust
. D.l D.l
92.6 101.9
92.7 102.0
92.S 102.1
94.3 102 J
89.0 102.3
; 10 is
tJtil rorga
unch TJ.8
103.8 no-o
103J 70.8
104.1 71J
104.6 75.4
103J 69.3
Portland Livestock
PORTLANL. July 12 -(AP)-(USDA)
Cattle, salable 400: market tctive. steady
to 50c higher; canner-cutter cows up
most: trucked lots light medium grain
on grass steers 30.90: few common-low
medium crass steers X3.00-28jOO; cutter
dairy type down to 19.00: common
beef heifers 20.25; cutter-common dairy
type heifers mostly i7.oo-ZQ.on; can'
Look and Learn
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By A C Gordoa
I- What land acquisition nearly
doubled the size of the United
States?
2. ! Which food contains the
greatest amount of calcium in an
average serving?
3. Where is the hottest place In
thes United States?
4. From what country did lim
burger cheese originally come?
5. An "ampersand" is used in
stead of what word?
ANSWERS
1. The Louisiana Purchase.
2. Milk. - 1
3. Death Valley, California.
4. Belgium. ,
5. "And."
twep
your
tnoist
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. July 12 -fAPJ- Butter.
fat tentative, i subject to immediate
change: premium uality. maximum' to
J3 to 1 per cent acidity delivered In
roruana. ei-4e id; nrst quaiiiy, sa-ezc;
Butter Wholesale r.O.B. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 score.
60c lb; A, 92 score. 60c; B, 90 score.
sac; ow score, see.
Above pracei are atncuv nominal.
Cheese Sell in nrice to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 37-41c lb.;
Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 42i-43c.
Eees to wholesalers: A erade.
large, wa-ww aoz.; a graae. mea
ium. 47i4-48c: B erade. Urce. 41-43c,
Live cnicKens (JNo. I auaiity. too
plants): Brouers under z v. ins. ao-zc;
fryers. 2V.-3 lbs.. 27-29c: 3-4 lbs. 29c:
roasters. 4 lbs. and over. 26-28c: lieht
hens under 4 lbs. 18-22c: over 4 lbs.
21 -22c. Heavy bens, all weights, 2223c;
old roosters, all weiehts. u-uc.
Rabbits Average to growers) uve
white. 3-3 lbs. 22-24e lb: S-f lbs. 18-
20c; colored, 2 cents lower; old or
heavy does and bucks. 10-lc lb; fresh
dressed fryers to retailers. 50-54c:
Idaho fryers to retailers, 50-54cl Idaho
fryers ana roasters, 45c.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers: dollars oer cwt) :
Beef: Steers, good, 500-800 lbs. (48
49.561. commercial. 147-48; utility. $41
45; cows, commercial, $39.50-41; utility.
S41-45: cows, commercial. $39.50-41: ut
ility. 136.50-37; canners-cutters, S34-39.
Beef cuts (good steers): Hind quar
ters. $58-59: rounds. $55-58: full loins,
trimmed. $73-78: triangles. $43-44:
square chucks. $4730: .ribs. $59-64; fore-
quarters, S43-44.
Veal: Good, 48-49; commercial. $43
46; utility, $34-39.
Calves: Good-choice. $45-47: com
mendaL S37-42.
LamDt: uooa-enoict sprmsexs. 99
47; commercial. S43-44.
muuun: uwo, iv ids, bowu, u-u.
Pork cuts: Loins, no. l s-u ids.
$54-56; shoulders. 18 lbs. down. $36-38;
carcasses. $31-32: soareribs. $41-45.
wool: valley, course, meoium graaes,
50-57 ,4c lb average at county buying
points.
MOHAIR: 50-51 c lb on 12-month
growth. F.O.B. country shipping points.
country auied meats:
Veal: Too Quality. 39-40e lb: ether
grades according to weight-quality witn
Hogs: light blockers. 31 -33c lb; sows.
20-23c.
Lambs: Top grade springers. 42 -44c
lb; mutton, best, 14-lie; rough heavy
bucks, 10-llc. .'-j
Beef: Good cows, 33 -34c lb; canners
cutters. 30-32C.
onions: so-ib. sacx. ore. western
yollows. No. 1. medium, $2.10-40; large,
$1.50-2.00; Calif, reds, $2.25-50.
Potatoes: Supplies moderate: Market
steady. Ore. local Ions' whites.- No. 1.
$2.75-3.00; new crop Calif, long whites.
$3.00-33.
Hay: U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa, deli,
vered carlo ts F.03. Portland or Puget
Sound markets, nominally S31-32 ton.
.NOnOC TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed nrooosals for furnishina sli
materials, except 60". 48" 36" and 30"
R. C. pipe, and constructing a Drain-
ce rroieci will be received at the
office of the City Manaeer. City Hall.
Salem. Oregon, until 1:45 p.m. on Fri-
aay. July zg. 1950, and wiu be publicly
opened at 2:00 pjn. on the same date
by trie City Manager at his office.
This ttroiect. known as the North
east Drainage Project, is for 'the con
struction of a K.C. pipe drain line and
includes open ditches, spillway, various
transitions and appurtenances, from
the Hollywood Bowl Ravine south to
Market street. This is a unit price
contract, and quantities may be varied.
This project outlined above includes
approximately the following quanu
ties:
24.500 cy excavation of which 14.300
cy shall be disposed- of by the con
tractor as excess
.130 If 60". 48", 36", 30" and smaller
pipe to oe laid
T manholes
10 catchbasins
143 cy reinforced concrete
33 cy unreiriforced concrete
85 If 12- pipe to be furnished and laid
100 If T pipe to be furnished and
laid.
Plans, specifications and other docu
merits required for bidding may be in
iDected at the office of the City En
Sineer ana copies may De ootained Dy
qualified Drosoective bidders UDon a
deposit of $10.00, which amount will be
refunded hi case the documents are
returned, but otherwise will be retained.
Attention of bidders Is directed to
Section 96-103. O.CJUA. providing for
pre-qualiiication.
Ail proposals must oe upon regular
blank forms fuanished with the speci
fications, and must oe accompanied by
a certified check for an amount equal
to or exceeding five percent (3) of
tne total dm. a 100 corporate surety
bond will be required to suarantee- the
faithful performance of the - contract
together with insurance in such sum
as may be necessary to protect the
City against loss or damage by reason
of injuries to person or property.
xne ngni is reserved oy ins uiy 10
reject any or all bids, or to accept the
proposal which appears most advan
tageous, i
Aixrea Munat .
. City Recorder
City of Salem. Oregon
Salem. Oregon. July 10,
EXECUTRIX NOTICK OF
APPOINTMENT.
Notice Is hereby liven that the un
dersigned has been appointed by the
Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon,
for the County of Marion, sitting in
probate, as executrix of the Last Will
and Testament and estate of Frank
Ricket, deceased, and has duly quail'
fied as such executrix: all persons
ha vine claims against the estate
said decedent are .hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, as
by law required, to me at 205 Oregon
Building. Salem. Oregon, within six
6) months of the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem.1 Oregon, and first
Dublished this 22nd day ef June. 1990.
Deltie M. Ricket. as Executrix ef
- the estate. of .Frank Alcaet, de-
Ronald C Glover.
Attorney for Executrix.
oc -
Salem. Oregon. J 22. 29. Jly 6, 13. 20
brtland Grain
' tVrsS ' see at
m "vSSSPtL cqtmT or the
FOR MARION COUNTY,
In the Matter of the Estate
1
of
ri.H-5!feHES. Deceased.
W HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOTICK TS BmTOv rnw
toe finai alcount Jota utto
executor of the estate of J. F. Hughes
dci. has been filed in the above
or of 10:00 a.m. ha. beeS
duly appointed by such court for- the
hearing- of objections to such final
WJ and the settlemenTftberSS
ft J? "nT P"on htteresteti
rKw, .J1" PPr and (Ha
objections thereto la writinc and con
test the same.
JOHN HUGHES
Executor of the Estate of
J. F. HllfhM AMmA
Date of first publication: June 22. 1950.
Date of last publics Uonr July 20' 1950
Jn 22. 29. Jly 6. 13. M
Dated at
1950. Jly 13.
1
SALE OF LAND
Notice ' is hereby aiven that the
STATE OF OREGON, by and through
its STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
wUl receive bids at the office of the
Secretary of the Commission in the
Stste otnee Bunding at saiem, Ore
gon, up to 2.-00 o'clock P.m., Daylight
Saving -Time, August 9th, 1950, for
the sale of all its estate, right, title
and Interest in and to a parcel of
land containing 42.48 acres, more or
less, fronting on the westerly side
of Pacific Highway East in the W. T.
Miller . and J. R. Creswell Donation
Land Claims and the Frederick Stei
wer Donation Land Claim, all in
Township 9 South. Range 3 West.
w. ss. n aoanon county, uregon. xne
sale will be made only upon the
basis of 'the granting of one point of
access to the highway to be used for
non-commercial purposes only and
iinon the basis of restriction of adver
tising uses. Establishment of property
lines by survey shall be the respon
sibility of the purchaser.
No bid will be considered for less
than $4,248.00 and the State Highway
Commission reserves tne riant to re
ject anyi and all bids.
Tne saie snau oe zor casn or upon
the basis of Initial payment of 25
of th bid nrice with the balance pay
able in five equal annual installments
on the principal, accompanied oy pay
ment oz accrued interest on un-
naid balances.
Eacn Did must oe accompanied eitner
bv a certified check - on some bank.
or by a good ana suzncient oona lur
nished by a surety company author
ized to do business in the State of
Oreeon. in favor of the State of Ore'
gon, by and through its State High
way commission, in a sum not less
than 10 of the total amount of the
bid. which shall be applied on the
purchase once, or returned to tne
unsuccessful bidder, or retained as
liquidated damages -should the success
ful bidder fall to meet toe zinai terms
nf caie.
Bids should be addressed to ti. a.
Glaisycr. Secretary, Oregon State
Highway Commission, State Office
Building, Salem, Oregon and marked
Bid on steiwer Hiii ropercy.
OREGON STATE
Hrr.HWAY COMMISSION
Jly 13-80-27-Aug 3.
IN THE CIRCUIT mvm-r r ns
.STATE OT OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION
Nn 0170
In the Matter of the Estate of '
STANISLAUS GRANACKL
NOTICE OF SALE 'OF StEAI
rsurexTi
NOTICE is hereby eiwra h K.
dersigned, Julia Lund.- as Adminis
tratrix with the Win Annexed of the -estate
of Stanislaus Graaaeki. deeeaa
ed. win. on and after th St.
July, 1950. at 10:00 o'clock in tha
forenoon of said day. in the office of
Tf. it. nuunney. Attorney - at Law,
J?7 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem.
Marion County. Oreron. sn t nHmt.
sale for cash the following described
real premises 10 wit:
All otLots numbered Nine (9). Ten
(10). Eleven (11). Twelve (12). Thir
teen .(U) and Fourteen (14), in
Block numbered Four (4) in that
Town of Broadacrei; also all of Lota
numbered Four (4). Five (5) and
Six (6). In Block-numbered Three
$.' a the Town of Broadacres.
County of Marion. State of Oregon,
as shown by the duly recorded plat .
thereof on file in the office of the
County Recorder in Salem. Oregon.
Said sale wul be made in pursuance -
i?, th.,ordr. of th Honorable ? Roe
KimmclL Judee- of th.. rim.it rt.
of the State of Oregon, for the County
n, wmcn oraer was made and
entered on the 20th day of June,' 19 .
in oroceedine-s Dendinc in nmtA
entitW "In the Matter of the. Estate
of Stanislaus Cranacki, deceased",
clerks registration number 9 US.- ans
that said sale would be subject U .
confirmation by said Court.
JULIA LUND
Administratrix with the' Wil
Annexed of the Estate of Stan
ialaus Granackt. nmMH
fIRST PUBLICATION: June 22. 19M
LAST PUBLICATION: July 20. 1950
W. W. McKinney
Attorney for the Estate
Salem. Oregon. J 22. 29. Jly 6. 13. 2t
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Green tipper case. Reward, ph. 3-4823.
LOST: Siamese cat. It. brown body;
Home fires sure most numerous
during winter. 1
Lc3-Inliag Relief for
lisby Skia Irnlstien
Here's a tipl So soaay people depead oa
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300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
BLACK PLASTIC PURSE, steps of
(.ninese lea Garden, owner unable '
to return to Spokane. Wn.. without
it. Finder please ph. 2-2184. Urgent,
rewara.
chocolate brown nose.- ears- Si
Liberal reward. CkH 3-9540.
tau,
LOST: If U find black part cocker
dog with white on chest it feet ph.
3-8984. Reward.
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iiiuy sin at uanas rarx. itewara.
Ph. 4,2358.
LOST:
classes
finder can 2-5339,
in brown
Reward.
cassV
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Parrish Sch. on N. Capitol. ph.S-aOBS
LOST: Lady's rose gold watch. M. O.
oaioa, $25 reward. Ph. 2-1890.
314 TronsportcrtiDn i
MAN Desires daily transportation to
ano xrom Ainany, arriving in Albany
not later than 7:15 son. ph. 2-1189
ves...
316 Pronal
PHOTOS while-U-walt Ph. 27678
147 N. Coml 4 for 25c - 3 for 50c
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Ph. 3-0133.
PO Bx 724.
YMCA
Wed. Fri. 830 p.m.
400 Ajrriculturf?
402 LHwatock
GUERNSEY Cow to freshen 3rd calf
Aug. 28. Also Red poll Guernsey to
freshen last of Sept. 3rd calf, both
bred to Cottage farm bull. Heifers
for sale. Dace Wallace. 3 mi. E. of
Turner. Aumsville Rd.
BULL Service any place. Ph. 4-2949. '
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