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New York Closing Stocks
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Babson Reports
2S-Sec: III)-Statesman, Salem, Ore Fit, May 18, '56
Transcontinental
Railroads to Grow
Copyrlshl ISM Fubltahars Financial Bunau. Inrorptvatrtl
BABSON PARK. Man. - Railroads arc still considtmi as a
ratber undesirsble stepchild la this country. Abused, browbeaten, dis
criminated sgsinst Uy seem U be o the receivinf end o( what
ever fll fortune caa be throw their war. Doe this mea that
railroads win ultimately disappear from the Americas scene?
, BAIL! 8TILL NCCESSA1T
Despite the heavy Uiatioe of the rails to finance highways far
eompetlnf track and bus lines; despite m lauure
time and again to increaie fares and frtignt rates
so that the roads' expanding operating exocrines
could be covered: despite union restrictions which
encourage "make work" Jobs, the rails hive man
aged to survive. ti joager-a transportation monop
oly, Its roadbeds are paralleled by last-moving
buses and autos. Huge trucks race beside freight
cars, mile after mile. In the air, passengers and
freight move aver tremendous distances at five
times the best rail speed.
: But two world wars showed the necessity for a
tnuw rail network. In World War L the govern
ment found ft necessary la take over the job of placing the rail
system la a sound condltioa. By World War II. managements had
completed several yean ef building up the physical property of the
rails. They were ta a good position to handle the sudden sharp
expansion la passenger and freight traffic which followed our entry
into the war. v,- '--...-".
COW-CUTTING PROGRESS
Voune blood is currently lacking in most rail managements. ! ""!''
In several cares, however, virile managements have succeeded in cut- Met (Byym,
ling costs, inroucn mecnanoauon ana ummut "
j -l. kx4 fcalM Mrs h aJ lHrnnira In fraiffhi claisi- :
are sow being made ta put new life Into the passenger business by
developing ultra-modera kigb-speed trains. I forecast, however, that
these efforts will (ail to recapture mors than a relatively small per
centage of the business lost to other forms of transportation.
la the matter of finances, also, aggressive managements have
succeeded la cutting down unwieldy high-interest bond capitalizations.
Corporate reorganixitions. reduced inventories, and the dropping of
small, money-losing branch lines also have boosted Income. Finally,
the ICC has lifted the rails out of the poor stepchild class by au
thorizing mora reasonable rate increases during the past few years.
f CERTAIN RAIL SOUND
The "bread-and-butter" activity f the rails continues to be in
k hMntmrmriiivM fre'eht. Efforts to oromote paseri?er and
Jhr- tnmma with ripcts sort door-rime niwrotions wm m pm
pTTr-W pnww.. nose roars wn"-n r, i" u...... - i( tw (ime fh ,,, wtr, ; , i n1n,la
rin hmi urnf with the rates oroflt. wilt win out in the long ..thered at 1 cm. v,i.rdav; ,3I0Cks ail(l DOtHlS
run. Management success win riest be cemonsiraieo oy now wen n
controls total labor and material costs.
The faster growth of the Southern are! of the United Ststes has
been the principal; factor la the Impressive gain shown by the roads
operating In that region. There Is nothing in sight to Indicate an
and to this superior growth factor. The Eastern "gravity" coal
roads also have had an impressive year.
I forecast thai in the light of world conditions, the outstanding
rail group will be the transcontinental roads, especially those with
major operations ta the South, Southwest, West, and Northwest. Their
froiffht tmffle k heavv and well diversified. Their finances are strong.
thoir irUr lima. veil nrateded. Management. In most Cases, is im- B.nlc of California
proving. I forgot that some transcontinental railr, especially trwCha, Manhattan
with suDstonliai holdings of land, mineral rights, and securities, will 'fj NY ;;
prove to be sound Investments. They are In a position to benef't u. s National
from any sharp expansion in busiret s activity. At the fame tim
good managemem saouia rnaoie uk . -v .
r. I. ik. lMKM.li.rm arowlh trends. , UHCagO (JniOflS
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sresideat af W. T. Crsat Cans- Jfc
paay, Which operates the aa- "or- warn
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stem, lacladlag one la Salem. c
Ore, has aeea elected wresi- r,,(f p,rk -deal
ef the Commerce and In rimph sn,o ""
dastry Asseclatlon ef New fj "v -Terk,
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Colored Fryara
Colored Routers
Old Rooitera
Calotex
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Locw'!i Ino
Lonr Bell A .
Lorlllard
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MAM Wood
Merck Co .
Mont Cham
Mont Ward
Motorola
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Then bid and aik auotatlona rap- i filrrhlld
resrnt prtcaa at which one or mora I Fllntkntp
dealers, mrmbrn of the National Aa ' FnrH Mntnr
kiM-,, aim aadaola anrf Hnrirlt Brntrotions will not Drove locution of Security Dealer Inc..
T. S 0 . ' " " ' .1. ... -In. h. hov wuW trade with the l-n-r.l public .
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Pac G & El
Pac T & T .
Pan Am Air
Pannay J C .
Penn Bv .
Papal Cola
Phelm-Dodre
Phllco Corp
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Vnton Ca'h ... l!fl
Vmon Oil 37s,
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:Vni Airi-nifl SS,
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tlni Co-n S-,
; us pivwood 41',
;l'S Ruhber W,
I US Steel 37',
W
Warner Pic
Wash Water P 37,
We-t Air Br 33
Wantarn Air J0,
Waatarn Elec 53
Western I'nlon SO'j
Woolworth 47',
Powtr
Calif-Ore soi
Caacade Flywood
Conwl. Freight
Iron fireman
Jantian Inc. Com
Malar Jr Frank .
Morriion-Knudacn
Ora.-Port. Cement
Pac. P. Sr L. Coin
Popa a Talbot
Portland Gaa At Coka .
Port Can. Elec.
BANKS
Bank of America
Bid Aakrd
33', 3S,
...344a. 39',
..IS 17',
IV, 14,
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15', . 17',
.43', 4SI,
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' 31,
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37 40
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Compiled by The Aitorlated Pre,,
May 11
BOND AVERAGES
JO - 10
Nat chanf ...
Thuriday
Prev. day
Week aio
Month ago
Year ago
19M High
10M Low
IMS IJIih
1965 Low
D4
51
Itf 4
93 5
Hi
MS
DS.3
93 4
m
MS
Ml
SSI
963
95.7
98 S
97.7
8:!
94
Portland Produce
Portland Livestock
- PORTLAND W Butterfat
Tentative, subiect ta immediaU
chaniePremtum truality, deliv
tred la PorUand, M43 lb; first
auality 17-10; second tuaUty bw.
Butter Wholesale, f o b. bulk
rv.bes ta whoiesaWrsGrade AA,
tn arm. snVa! A trade. score,
HVi; B Fade N score s7;C Fade
aj score 85. :
Chees-Ta wbolesalers-Oregon
singles, U4$ lb; Oregon l-Ib loaf
4340.
PORTLAND W-USDA)-Csttle
salable MO; early supply largely
cows; market rather slow, about
steady; weak-50 cents decline on
cows; choice fed steers Wednes
day II .; smaU lot low
choice 171 lb fed hellers Thursday
It 00; csnner and cutter cows 00-
1000; lew to 10 50; beef type cut'
ten to 1100 sod shelly cows
downward to 3.00; few utility cows
11 00-11 with odd head commer-
CHICAGO lAPl-
Ooan Hlf h .. Low Clone
Nov. old I . - 1.5S
Nov. (new) 1 75 I TS 1 73 1 77
Jaa. IM 2 01 1JS 3 91
Chicago Grain
CHICACO (APt-
open
WHEAT
May
July
September
December
March
CORN
May
July
September
December
March
cial 13.00; Utility bulls I5.S0-1S.M;
rn-T. holesalers-Csndled cutters down to 12.00.
f ob. Portland. A lane. 44-454;! Calves salable 33; markel rather; nTT.
A medium, 40404; A small, 30- slow, about steady; choice vealersiMav
)'. ; 3J.M . 34.00; food mostly WOO-I
Eus-Ta retaflcrs-Grsde AA,ll w; cuU calv tai vealers sal- : Decajnber
bin m-50: A lane. 4M7: AA1''' lo 1.00. rvi
medium, 43-43; A. medium, 4Jr A Hogs salable ISO; market active. jju'I
hiu w aiiviif, uinantra ao-ou ; aeniwmirr
cents higher; No. 1 and 3 butch
ers 1BO-33J lbs 19.00-19.50; negligi-, M BEANS
ble lots No. I 19 75 and 30.00; few July
11.50-13.75; sows 300-500 lbs quot- January
aoie uoo-16 oo.
sntalL 31 Cartons, 34 cent add!
lions! ,,".y'j
Pgfs-To consumers AA large,
, 14-M; A large, 32-37; AA medium,
30-58; A medium. 43-M; A small,
11-44. ' '
Live poultry No. 1 quality,
f o b. PorUand-Frvers. 14-4 1 b s.
34: at (arm. 23: US' hens. 17-13 eratelv active: sDrinf lamhi nhnnt
at farm- bin hens. 20-21 at steady with WinlaU'. u,l, . CHICAGO (API lUSDAI Butter' Natl. See Series
- :. ' -. ' " " atciav:
I9',-2S
10S',-,
1 10',-',
113',-U
J13',
1 49',-'i
13',-'i
1 .U',-51
l.37i,
1.40
7-7'
S7',
SS',
71',
I M',
1 23-J3',
I 24 ,
1 21',
3 19'k
3 19-11',
273'.-73
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1 28',
JOS',-',
J 10',-',
113',
1 13',
1.44
l?,-S
1 S2',-S3
1.37,-i
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1 2d'.-'i
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3 S3',-',
3 22 ',-73
1 74'i-73
2 V',.',
I 57',
Net riiange
Tnurnda.v
Prrv. diiv
Week aan
Month ago
.10 IS
Indunl RaiIi
Al 9 AS
Mn 145) T
25S S 1411 9
2fi3 5 142 2
2F..V3 140 S
Year o 218 3 1.12 5
19IS Huh .... 275 1 155.1
1PM Low 244 0 129 8
1965 Hieh - 257 S 143.4
19(5 Low 203 1 114 9
10 IS
UU1 l-fn
Unch Dl
94 9 S40
4S S4.2
95.0 S41
95 4 S49
97 7 S4S
98 0 S3 2
94 9 S3 9
inn i sn 5
9 0 84 0
15 KO 1
I'tll St (S
A2 All
71' S 18.5 5
72 8 184 4
72 9 187 9
7.1 7 187 4
72 9 182 4
751 1915,
7i s 171 a !
75 7 181 5!
S7.1 1481
Dow Jones Averages
Sheep salable 150; market mod- j Chicago Butter-Eggs
NEW YORK (API Dew Jonaa
eloiinf itoelc averaiea:
Hllh Low Ooea
30 Ind, .... 497 93 492.22 498 S3
20 RRs 178 09 114 35 175 37
13 tltll 88 17 85 87 86 02
85 Slock, 179.34 177 49 178 M
Stock Market
Prices Climb
NEW. YORK -The stock mar
ket advanced Thursday in one of
the most undistinguished sessions
of the past three months.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was up $1.10. That
compares with a net loss of $3.50
in the averag' tr Ihc its! three
The list was composed of 1.131
individual issues, lowest since
Feb. 14. There were 598 gainers
and 319 losers with 17 new highs
and 33 new lows for the year.
Richfield 3Ien
At Seattle Meet
SEATTLE C. T. Myers, W. R.
McBride and G. C. Stephenson,
Richfield Oil Corporation's field
Tn vnettiiPiit True! a representatives, attended the an-
lMTl9a.Ia.Clll 1 I USIS j a.day msrketing Kssion
iziika. smtther i Co. tnc I conducted by Richfield at the
I Norway Center here.
Affiliated Fund .
Canadian Fund
Centur Shares Trust
Chemical Fund
Delaware Fund
Diver. Invest. Fund
Dlvitiend Shares
Eaton k H. Bal. Fund
Gat. Ind
Croup Tobarro
lncorp. Inveatori .... ...
Key Cust. Fundi:
B-3
B-4
K-l
S-l
S-4
Man. Bond Fund
Mast. Invest. Trust ..
Bid
6 18
19 49
2.i 92
17.54
.1131
.. 53
282
, . 22 40
.14 32
4 S3
20.00
. 19 21
10 97
... 9.8S
12 80
. 10 83
SOS
3502
Asked
688
21 09
5 6a Chicago Livestock
18 I
ISO cent decline mostly on unfin-i chanje'd; aa vs -core 59 25-59 y a 82
farm: old roosters. 11-13.
Turkeys-To producer i-L I v e Wished lambs; old crop lambs about ' "i" B , " " !; c M K'M
igM fryers, n-33; breeder tur- steady; good and choice slaughter uFJft$'
wei
Portland Grain
PORTLAND i -Coarse grains,
15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv
ery: Oats No. J, 38 lb white 58 50
Corn No. 3, E. Y. shipment 69 75.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 3.18; soft white (exclud
ing Rex I 2.13; white club 2.18.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.18;
10 per cent 2 20; 11 per cent 2 24;
13 per cent 2.27.
Car receipts: Wheat 7; barley
2; flour 3; corn 14.
A
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DtptniabU profectiot)
you'l injoy vsiogf
Income Sriei
Stock Series
Pref. Stork S
Natl. Div. Serlei
key hens, eviscerated, 35; breeder spring lambs 24.00-25 00; few lots""ner nd. 1 luw,r;
minimum So Pioneer Fund
tomS 37-38. -- - - food and choice wnnled nM .r,m "nt A'" 's lre 37.5-39 5: Tel.-F.lec Fund
. , STO ana cnoice WOOlea Old cropixtr,i medium 37; tttndardt J7.S: Value Line Inc Fund
Rabbits-Average to growers- lambs 18.00-19.00; with No. 1 pelt i m-m. 'weiimc ton Fund
Llvs whiU, 34-4 lbs, 23-20; S4lambs Wednesday 18.50; slaughter " " " ""
tua. t-at, mu vviw cj pciia si Lena ewes scarce
less; old does, 1M4. few higher'
Fresh killed fryers to retailers, SS-
1; cut up,,aS.
Wholesale bressed Meats
Beef carcasses Steers, choice,
SOO-700 lbs. 32.50-35.00; good, 31 00
34.00; commercial, 29.00 32.00;
Utility, 27.00 30.00; commercial
cows. 3S.0O-30.00; Utility, 25.00
28.00; canners and cutters, 23.00
30.00. '
Beef cuts (choice steersiHind
quarters, 42.00-40 00; rounds
39(43.00; full loins, trimmed,
S1.03 17.00; (orequarters, 30.00
3S.00; . chucks, 23.00-31.00; ribs,
U0t4C.O0.
Pork cuts-Loins, choice, HI i .
lbs, 40.00-54.00: shoulderi. 1 lbs. I
down, 38.0O-20.0O; spsreribs. 30 00-1 M arL H, rianri,
ii no trA k.n. 1A.U tk. ni 3rsris " uiance
82.00.
Veal and calves-Good-choice,
al weights, 33.00-47.00; commer
cial, 28.00-40.00.
r lamb-sCholce-prime, 40
4 00-53.00.
Lambs-Choice, 41-St lbs., 41 00
44 00; food, .00-4: 00.
Wooi Norninsi, clean basis, Vi
Mood, 1.00-05; blood, 1.03-08; V,
blood, 1.12-13; fine, 1.17-23.
Cwitry-dretaed Meats, f.a.k.
rerttaatl:
BeefCows, utility, 14-27 lb;
cutters, 30-32
Veal-Top quality, lightweight,
23-35; rough heavies, 22-30.
Hogs-Best light blockers, 24-25;
leas light sows, 13-30. .
.Lambs Good yearlings, 33-36;
. S 3S
8 78
B 84
. 4 90
8 33
14 18
II 93
. 8.21
13 73
12
10 44
3 10
23 95
13 85
4 88
21 71
20 98
11.97
10.33
13.73
11 82
8 83
37 8S
S97
9 57
SS
3.38
69J
15 41
13 04
6 79
1499
ruimnrt vt,. u hdi ircnti
llo'jt 7.500: steady tn 25 hlcher
butchers; A 46 head lot 17 83. another
new high aince July 1955; mixed 1
and 2 190-220 lb. 1715-17.75; mixed
arade Inta 2 and 3 IW-280 Ih. 16.78-
17 25; 290-320 lb. 18 00-16.75; ow
13 00-15.50.
Cattle 2.000: calves 200: steady; a
tew hi eh ichoice tn low prima atrers
21 50-22.00; bulk choice ateera 20 00
21.00; aood and choice ateers 19.25
19.75; commercial nnd food steers
15 00-18 IS; moat fond and choice
heifers 17.00-20 23, utility and com
merclal cows 11.75-14 DO: canners and
cutters 10.50-12.50; hulls 13 75-13.50;
Sood and choice vealert 22 00-26 00;
load of choice 922 lb. feeding steer!
18 75
Sheep 000: steady to itronf ; mottlv
food 100-102 lb No 1 and 2 Dcl's
21.75-22.50: Rood and choice spring
Iambi 23 23-28 50: shorn slaughter
ewes 4 00-5 30: a few at 6 0O
NIW YOHK. May 17 IAPI
Slocka Hifhar, tradmi quiet.
Bonds Mixed, fovernmenU Im
prove. Cotton Lower; liquidation.
CMICAOO:
Wheat- Mostly itetdy; alow trade.
Corn Steady; email price ehanaet
Oata Firm, food demand lor casli
oatt
Roybeana Mixed; eld crop firm
ew easy.
. Hof.Vt,d'' M c,nt higher;
top 17 S5
Caltle-Steen. heifari steady; top
122.111,.
The First
Dependable
Deodorant Soap!
PR0TEX protects you a day long
lap grade springers, 45-43.
Mutton Lightweight twes and
wethers, 12-14; rough heavies
t-l.
Freeh Fndace
Onion Ore. Dsnvers, No. 1
rred, 200-50; Texas yellows, lge,
J.7S-3I.S.
Potatoes Central Ore. Russets,
No. 1A. 10S lbs, 3 00-75; No. 2, SO
lbs, L75-2.10; bales, No. Is, 5-10
lbs, 3.00-25; Klamath district Rus
sets. No. 1A. (.00-50; Idaho Rus
sets. 100 lbs. (.00-50, some to 7.25;
bales, 3-10 lbs, 2.50-4 00.
Hay New crop, No. J green
ilfslfa, baletl, Job. Portland,
41J0-4 M too, some sales higher.
sa,v i r
Kajoy the Extra
(aodaess M the
Northwest's Very
Own Brand
MARGARINE
Producid In Salsrrt
Protects ssainst body odor. Mikes colored, chemical
amellini deodorant soaps out of date. Yet dependable
rROTEX a WHITE and fraaruily perfumed.
PtOTHC-acts oo contact
Used dafly and exclusively, FROTEX sreatly reduces the
skin bacteria that tause body odor. For PROTF.X contains
MS-9, one of the most effective antiseptic insredicnts
knows to Kienc. PHOTEX baths make you feci to clean
PR0TEX- truo beauty soap
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1940 MISSION
PHONE 2-7661
MAN 0' LIVE! Y'ALL HUSTLE OUT TO NAMELESS AND TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THESE HYAR B0DCIOUS BARGAINS.
Fisher's
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MIX
Fisher's Can't Spell
But Their Biskit Mix
Shore Makes Tarnation
Good Biscuits 40 oz. Pkg.
Land 'O' Goshen Look at This Hyar Bargain
Big Value
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Want the Gang in the Cookshack to Holler for More?
Use Fisher's
Hotcake
MIX 27 fit..
Old Shep Will Waggle His Tail When You Buy
Collage
Dog food
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I Bet You'd Think We Squooshed These Tomatoes Ourselves at This
Bodacious Price. Cottage 46-oz.
If lib) Juic
15' 89'
Fisher's Lickin'
Good Cereal
ALA
14-ox. pkg.
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Wol Fry Ma Hida...
if fan this ain't bityt
50-lb. bag
Fisher's Flour
9
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COME ON OUT TO NAMELESS THIS WEtK. ALL YOU GOTTA
DO IS PICK OUT WHAT YOU WANT. WE'LL PUT IT IN A POKE
AND TOTE IT TO YOUR BUGGY FER YE.
It 'pears likt tha boys in ths meat dept. went out end
rustled some steers to sell meat this cheap.
LOCKER BEEF
FRONT END ALL OF IT HIND END
ib. 33' ib. 3H' ib. 39'
Fresh Outen the Smoke Shack
Polish Sausage ib. 29
Mity Leon 'n Tasty
CHUCK Blade
ROAST c"
Been Hangin' These Hyar Critters
Just Proper to Get a Dondy Tender
T-BONE
STEAK
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Steaks of Nice White Fat Runnin'
Through These oTsty
RIB STEAKS , 59
Big, Fat, Tender
FRYERS Each W
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Radishes
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3 Bunches
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LEMONS
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GRAPEFRUIT
8-lb. Bag
3c
Mity Leon Sliced
BACON
lb.
33'
Skinless Hot oDgs
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