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Business News Bibson Reports; Outlook Good for High U.S. Crop Production (Ceeyrlikt Il1-Pui,,r, riaaerUI Buraaa. kaaereaeaUSI BABSON PARK, Mass . Sept. S-Except In1 a few more or less restricted sreas, weather and crop condition hav improved ma terially la recent week. The outlook now is for total U. S. crop production Close to the relative high average of th laat five yean. Here are a few hifhjifbu la th over-all plctur. ai 1 tea Uiem. WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS ! look for a lt7 V. I. total wheat crop of around 15.000.000 boahela-dowa I per cent from the 16 outturn and nearly X per cent under the 1M-It65 averaie. Thii ia still a rlativly larfe crop, line ia seven of thoaa years production topped on billion bushels by suable margins. The current crop cornea on th heels of a total V. 1 carryover on July 1 of tof 000 son hneheia ,.. tieally onouili for a wool aeason'i norma) requirement. Moat of this wheat, however, la la government hands and win not glut com mercial channels. I do sot believe lr current crop will prove burdensome. Mother Nature has been klaxl t several of the other fains. Outturn barley, flaxseed, oats, and rye may exceed the 1MI-19H averaga-oaxley by 41 per cent, flaxseed by 7 per cent, oats by t per cent, and rye by 10 per cent. Total supplies of these gr'n for 1M7-1MI will laaa toward the easy side. American housewives should have plenty ot new, class -sweeping brooms this year because th indicated crop of broomcora is well above average. However, popcorn devotees may have to curb their appetites for this Rem; planted acreage ia 14 per cent below average, CORN, DRY BEANS, AND RICE The outlook for the nation's corn crop la relatively good, but the outturn, which la estimated at around l.OM.OOO.OOO bushels, may be about If per cent under laat year and slightly below average. Weath er betweta now and harves time must, of course, be reckoned with. Supplies will be easily adequate for ma 1M7-1I6I season, since total corn stocks recently were at aa all-time high for the date, a! 1. M.OOO.tOO bushels. If the aog-corn foed-ratio remains as favorable a it is now-u 7 to 1-a lot of com will be fed this fall and winter. Meanwhile, old-crop com prices may average somewhat higher, but ! forecast some seasonal weakness In new-crop corn this fell Ttie outlook for dry bean xoduction Is leas favorable than a year ago. The crop, which is harvested in the fall, may be around only 11,100,000 baga-dowa I per cent fr.n the 1H outturn and 1 per cent under th 10-year average. Since the carryover will be rela tively small, total supplies for 1K7-1H should not be excessive. The indicated V. t. rice crop af 40.3OO.0O0 bags (100 pounds) is IS per cent under the Hot outturn and th smallest crop since 1K0. This could meaa a fairly tight statistical position sometime next year. COTTON AND SOYBEAN! American cotton farmers in recent years have learned well the art of intensive cultivation. Even on th smallest plaoted acreage In many years, high per-acr yields this year may give them a crop of about U.fOO.000 bales. This would be sttable. although consider ably lea than Indicated domestic conaumption and exports la 1K7-1MI. This points to another substantial cut in the still big carryover next August 1. Prices may weaken moderately during the heavy marketing season in the weeks ahead, but should re cover thereafter. Despite record -high soybean acreage, the 1M7 U. S. crop cur rently estimated at 4M. 000. 000 bushels-is ( per cent below the IK record outturn, but M per cent above the lo-ycar aersge. Since stocks la all positions were recently at a record peak, there should be no dearth of soybeans in the crop year beginning Oct. 1. There Is no basts for sustained price strength at present, barring serious crop damage. FARM INCOME OUTLOOK Farmers' realised net Income in th first half of this year iu at an annual rate of about 111.100.000,000 up 14 per rent from the correspotxiini iM figure Whether th second half will record a further gain is doubtful, ia view of trie rising trend of production cost and the difficulty of offsetting mem through the practice of further economies The efficient farmer, with well-diversified crops, should, however, far as well as th average manufacturer or merchant. Portland Produce PORTLAND OP - Buttorfat -Tentative, subject to immedlat ehang Premium quality, deliv ered ia Portland. 00-tl cants per lb. first quality, 170; second quality. 11-11. Butter Wholesale, fob bulk cub t wholesalers - Crad AA. IS score, 54 A grade. (4 score. Wi: B grade, to score. 17: f grad. M score. M rheea - To wholesalers Oregon single. 41-41 lb, Orego 5 lb loaf, Eggs - To retailers - Crad AA Urge, M-M. A Urge. S0-U AA medium. 4M7. A medium. 4M4. A small. Ml. Cartons 11 rents additional. Egg To producers AA large, 4M7V; A large. 4o-41Vi. A med ium. 1W7H; A small, nv. Live oultry-Ne 1 fryers. H,-4 Ihs. 11 st farm, light hens, t-t at farm, heavy bens, 1111 at; farm; old roosters. 74. j Turkeys - T producer - l.lvej ktfM h-vera 17-aV young hem a a eviscerated basis. A terns IS eviscerated Rabbits Average grower. Uv whites, 14 lbs. M. col red MR 4 nU leas, eld dons. -a few higher Fresh killed fry ers t retailers. at-; rut up. -at. Wnei-Namuul. clean basis. H Mead, l.lt-ll. Wood 1 -17; bleed. 14S-4S; fls. 145-M tUWIi Draaatd Meat Beef rare - cheie, rt,7t lb. tM2K: good. MM 41 M lUnaard. H 00-1I enm merrial rewt SfaVM.M; utility II On-Il H. eanaers nd cutlers. 17 4W M ReW cots choir Hlad quartr. lMlt; rounds 44. f 470 (all asms, trimmed Tie Ttat. Iareaurtr. BV" ctaefca. Mr; rths. 4liMl - OS Lambs bprieg eaeiee-prtme 41 -44 . good, n vrts. 17 40 S Pork carraaae Shipper vle 13M7 ihs lloo-Me Perk cm, - Loins. ehntc 1 2 lb uorVMM ihouklen is lb aewa. Mo-l. eearerib. Jl U S fresh hams. 1B-M . MA) Sab been AH wta. M to-at Val and c)vs GeaeVeM. Q wt. at SMI SO. Staadard. .- -. Fresh fpsdue Osseat Wsjk. YeQw lb k mad 1 7V1; If. lR-i" Petateas Vsek We. t-A. 1M B . IMS bakers " B). - Hv Na J gree sKatfe new erap. KaikMl I Perthi". Portland Grain Investment Trusts 'Zilkt. SmKMr Ce . Im ) VWutMl nu CtMiMll FWI CMIury Snr Truit Chemlcsl Fun Dtlawira rue Dlvtr invest Fund OlvMend stiarei Cttaa It. KaL Tun gat In rup Tatoarre Inorp lavettAra Kav rual. FyMa: ll K-l J V Maa Bmi Fiind Maaa. Inveat Trait NaU Sec. Sanaa lnrma Sanaa Mart Sartta raf Stark S Natl f! Sanaa Malt Orawtk Finaaar fan Tal - Iff fua Value Una Inr run WallMlflna furvl s sn a is an M 17 . 10 10 19 S M J as ti u it m n s s; T at a r IT M II M 1 l t h a t w i it a u in II K S SJ t tt 11 IS J 1 01 t m I s ess 14 IS II It I II II 17 T - 10 42 M 11 m M I tl II IS I St IS) IM J5 IN II SS Western Securities Tfct htd nd uh )u4Mali4M(t rs rtMM prc at wtitrh m or mort TB mtimlipra M th Nltlor i AiBnciaiadha y tWcurity Dtlf i liw iiM t4 Mh th fnrii gMiMM- I th tktM Mb fWaHWfaBl wrt MttMrtBtJ I f.m. )mty Ctvuf Ortfw r"wr CnfkMt r?4flH IrH Tfmm JfkMtxBn in?. Cam . MMr Trtmk Marrtaaa RMi4iaa . . part. Caiaaat Pa. L Ca raa Tawat Partlaa Oaj 4 Caka part. Oaat. ass lank af Amtnra Bank M Caltfaraia Oaaa Manhanaa ftrai HatHaial rira Hal r KY tl S Matwatal ShI SJ'l ;R .li f H'i Alkxl ll itn its St it SS'l ! US t, S'. IS . t', Grain Falls Across Board CHICAGO .Sept. I lit - Grain weakened on th Board af Trade today, Influenced by profit-taking, favorable crop sews and some hedge stlliag. Talk of poaxibl troubl In the afiddl East, which pushed all grain futures aad aeybaans higher yesterday, had littl ffect oa to day s trad. New crop wheat closed loe er to 'i higher, corn H lower to W higher, oats unchanged to a high er, rye V lower to l higher, soy bean V to lk lower, and lard I cents lower to 11 cents a hun dred pounds higher. Profit -taking was attracted fol lowing yesterday's late upturn. Buying of wheat was credited mainly t flour mills, although some buying was attributed to ex port interests. Also, cash wheat was steady to firm with durum grades up thre cents a bushel In th northwest market. New York' Closing Stock! htarrra Lnca. PMK. rea t4 Admiral Car . AI Cham m Dr Aula Sua Ailia Cham . Alraa Aluanunim Ltd Am Airlines Am Caa 1 '. 44a 31 Sl, Chicago Grain WS1RAT (OM) 9CpMlafn aMC DBC4tnbatr WHEAT (Naa) Sapwmbar Oacambar Marak May July coax Septambar Dacembar March . May .: July OATS Septambar December - March ... May STB Septambar December Marc May SOYBEANS September November January marcn May Oae lt, Itr, 111', IS- IT', 1 I4, U I 14 ,14 .1.17'. in lirvn in', IKV'. 10 1S4.I, 1 -', l.SUv'a IMV't lM'. fc li', . ill1, i sr,-1. . US', l t$. , . .ssik-H . .'a . .tit, .Tl'k . .71', 7H, IM M3 , 1IT.JS Itt(,K I 41', l.tl 141'. 141 JJS',40 tJSSS'i iit-rt', mv, 141), !', 1 4i i 4.1', 4S',', It Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. Sept. I - ( 10 a I Hoca 1.10; butchera IS to 90 lower: weak to moatly SS low.r; No. 1-1 mUj 1-1 SOS-US lb butrhen Sl.TS- IS; las II SO; mlea fradaa ISO is lb ilss-is.il: eowt llw so tl Catue I. SOS; alsufhktr eleert an hallor, itaady ta at lawar: moatly IS to S lower tkan Waanaadar sen- oral market; row, oc-ene ataadv to ts lewer: bulla weak ta mn.tly SO Inwar; vralera ateady atoekera aad reader ataadv ta SO lower: abort lea prim 1 tat lb led ateer, n SS; scod and rhotce ataara 11 SO U Oft, eotna atandard ataara down to I SS; f.d and enatra keilara SO SO-14. OS; atand ard to low fond Kalian 17 SO-SO. SU; eewa IS IS II 00; cannar, and rut tar IS 10-11 SS: bulls II S0-1S 00; food and coatee veaJers XI 00-M 00. Sheep 1. 000: moatly atradv; wnrd and rhotre natle aprinf la-th n bn. U 00 utility and low food 11 00 I. SO, lauftiier ewaa I 00 00 Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO. Spat I m - (USD A I price, unrbanfad: SS acore AA SO', '.; SS A MV. SO B SI', SO il C IS. SSI. Cffa ataadv- whnlasale Mllina pricaa unrhangad: s per cant or bat tar a wrute 47 -4a. mad rum, jr, J, atandarda S4i check, n1, IS Chicago Onions Oaea Nlfk La Claaa Novemhar I 11 111 I SI IN Januarv MS I 4t I 44 14 February I SS 111 I M I M Marck I St 1 as la I SS Am Cyan Am Motors Am Stl Fdr Am T aV T Am Tobaeee Am Vleeoe Aaae Cnppar Armed Armetir Atrhceoa Tap Area Bandtx Aria Bt rood, ... Balh Stl Boainf Air .... Sordan Borf Warn Bucrrua Burro Addmf C Campb Soup .. Can Pac Ry Caae J I Caterp Trac Celaneie Certainteed Chaa 10;. 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Rtekfleld O Royal Dutch S Jareway Str, St Joe Lead St L Sf Rv St Rreia Paper Scheniey lad Scelt Paper Seare Roe Sball Oil Sinclair OU Skellv OU Saeaar-Mob Sea Cal Edl -Sou Pac Ry sou ny Sparry Ran SHd Prtndl laid OU CI Std Oil Ind 'ltd OU NJ I Stude-Park Sunray Oil Sunaluna M ' lft A Co 'Syhania El T I Tau Co Texaa Gulf Totron Tide-AMo I Tranaam 'Trana Wa Air Twen Can fn t Union Carb Union Oil Union Pac Ry Uni Aircraft Unl Air Uaea UtU Corp Unl Prait US Plywood US Rubber US Steal W Warner Pie Weak Water P i Weet Air Br Waatara Air Weatera Elee . Waatara Uataa Wealwortk I Zaall S' , IS n !' M'i 4 M'a II', M'a 11 St It', M'4 41', tt'i H'. M N . SO'. '4 M'b . M', tl', 4t'. H', 41'. '. P. M'a ll is. 41 .8'' M'i 11' M I0S, S3 r, M't M'a - 71, -.a :-P . a BJ - I7t. 10', UAL' Official Promoted . Thirteen year service with United Air Lines at McNsry riald in Salem ends this week for sen ior steal L r. McLaughlin. He M beinf traasferred today ts San rrancisc aad promoted te super intendent of air freifht. aicLauf alia came I Salem from Medford a moath after Joininf th tnited Air Lines in 144. airs. McLaughlin sod the two boys, Larry, student at Leslie Junior filth, and Or!, student at (aTour Corners elementary school. ! will leave when sal of their Salem property is complete. I " I Dealer Named Area Chairman Herbert Stiff to Take Over Store Herbert L. Stiff Jr.. associated in operation f Stiff Furniture Co , ia Salem for about 11 years, is leaving here to take charge of th Stiff furnttur store In Albany, tt was reported Thursdsy. Stiff and his mother, Mrs. Rose Stiff, hav operated family busi ness enterprise since th death of Herbert L. Stiff Sr., some years ago. Stttesman, Smlem, Ore., Frt, Sept 8, 1957 (Sec. IH23 RuamII F. Bonesteele. Salem autornobtl dealer, has been named Salem area chairman for th National Automooil Deslers Association Hat appainimcnt was announced by th president tl th 3d 000 mmber orianitation and olficiali f th Oretoa Automooil Associa tioa. BxMtMtcei will sens until June 30. IM. UnaaataeU will Inform the Sa- hem area dealers on the ailairs of the orfsnisatioa sod be in chart at recruitini nw members. Oil Firm Names Representative I'nion Oil Company of California ha announced through its district office the appointment ot Charles D. Barthoiornaus as Salem's new retail representative Rartholomaus is married and his wife, Margaret and daughter will join him here as soon as a horn is located. He has been with the oil company since 19&S ia Portland Salem Quotations D-Day Secret Kept 13 Years PENZANCE, England, Sept. S jP Stan Hendra retired today aft er 45 years si a British railroad cooductor and mad public his big secret he had found the plans for the World War II Invasion of Franc severs! month before D Dsv He told reporters the plant. In an envelop marked secret, turned up in a first-class compartment on a train speeding from London to nouthwest England where the Al lied armies had gathered for the invasion. Th station master at Pcnunc opened th envelope, took a last look inside and tummooed the army. Hendra Mid he and the sta tion master locked the plana in the station safe and stood guard until a small military fore ar rived to take over. Hendra said he never found out who lost the plans and what hap pened to him. Security Council Approves .Malaya UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.. Sept S uP The Security Council today unanimously approved newly in dependent Malaya for U.N. rnern bership. Its recommendation goes t the 11 nation General Assembly open ing Sept. 17. Malaya Is expected to b elected there without distent. Stock Market Prices Down NEW YORK. Sept. I UP. - Ex treme cautioa continued to pre vail on th stock market today as turnover stayed near the lows of the year and price gave ground moderately The market was on the down side all day but there was slight improvement la some stocks 1st in the session. Turnover quick ened s bit as gala were made but closing price were below th best of tb dy. The declin was fairly general, with key stocks registering louse of fracitoa t a point or to. The gainers war layabout the tame range.' Th major statls managed to come out a bit ahead for the most part. There were small gala for some motors, oils, radio-televi-tlon. utilities and selected Issues. But the tone of aircraft, rushers, nonferrous metals and chemicals was- mostly lower. Melnwhile. leading rails declined, setting new 1M7 low on average for this group. Volume w sj only 1.410 dot) share, far below averag for the year, hut an improvement over yesterday's l.MO.ono than which was the smallest sine October 1M. The Associated Press average of 10 stocks declined M cents to II71M. Stocks ind Bonds CwWafat)sS fty VaM AltMtslMtl fTTM STOCK AYBAAGES M 11 11 laa Rail, imi Stks DM 0 .1 0 .1 0 J SMI in -m.i ins SM I lit I 71 S IT smi ni t St I IM 1 nj iia.1 SM I IM 1 It t 111 ! IT I IM Mt IM 1 M l 111. lew INT km. Hal Chan TTiureeAy P rev laaa Day Weak Are Maath Afa Year Afa 1S7 Nit ISM Law iso iifk me im --Mew til 171 ti t 111 4 14.1 IM 77 I IS 4 I 71.1 IM 111 111 I BOMB ATBSUaBS M I IS N Baa toawa VWt Prta Net Chant Uack Vack Uack Uftck Tharatav pTavteu, Day Weak Aa Maatk Ate Tear Ala issi Hit latl Lew is Imw Ml Ml M.t SI t si Ml Si Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml Ml mt SI Ml Ml Ml SI Ml Ml Ml Ml IS Wl 71 Ml alt SI Si Mirkits it a Glanct KW YORK. Sept. I I Bana Mlaa; favanunaau lawar. Cattan QuMt. akaafaa aarraw. rRICAOO: Wheat Mue: aatwamaar war. Com Mine. September klfner. Oata Meetly kithar. Sovbeane Lewer. Ha Lawar Cattla Laoar. Dow, Jones AvcfJQCi NIW YORK. Sept I Be Jnnea eleauif atack averaiaa: Rlfk tew Clee Induatriala 41 M 471 71 41 II 1 1 UtUttlaM " 7 tS twkT IMMIMIIIMT 38S Portland Livestock PORTLAND i LfDA Cattle salaM IM). uppry Includes an load fed bet fen mnetty chelre V Ihs H S ne lett on fed steera utility aarl cnenrnerctal cowt 14 "A 14 ft rannert and rut I en ! IJ m i aive aa.ahla W fully ataad rhnire veelert MM MM. nn1 ?1 Oft J an Hacs Miaht IM 11 grads hutchars steady SaVH. snued let streeaj U M atgher HMat few 1V4M ft saw, llBe-HM Bp HlakW M. ttaarty. m tawt ) tMa tarlaf avnh mxee ana eatea a-n geraj sprintan -, feed aad Chear feeder MM-IIM: oU fnnd llaXigMer ewaa IBM M Marion County Granges mum mm ?D naq featuring Oregon grown ti HU a ,ruil 1UHl vvatabl99 Th re-al lTrophe'rp n a fnnrri mtrket right hrr at Mfitn 4c Frank 1-SaVm whrtf on will he? ahlf to ln Frpsh Fniiti irvrl Vpgrtahlr. delicioiii Hom Bk?d Pui, (Iakt tnd honcit to ood tiens home canned preserve!. Many other items tucn u Hotn) Sewn Goods and Fresh froduc) will ht available in our Fanners Muket in the patio ihoir-Vfr.d flrxw. ATVO eMO-iKOMO KOO Auatraliaa aborifiaes. Mm us ually to Bud, now are wearitag chxh. Kavtag a pair af paau or a aturt rais their social pretig. BtrrrtsrAT (Andraaenn Premium . . l'i NO 1 J, GGS lOrefM Iff Praduceral Price, to farmers are s to f ceats under theae wholeaala pneet: Jumbo A t but Larse AA J Larte AA J Larta A -M Mattluia AA 1 Small A Jl POUITBV (NettfewaM Paul try) LecWa Heae J Catered Beat - 01 Rublt Talks Btgin NEW DELHI. Vpt. I l4 India and Russia have opened discus sions on hew, tt use s SO0 million rubl Cawdk Moscow ha offered India for five project t be built in 1SSM1. At official Moscow rate In rclatiaa to th American dollar, th ruble It valued at X cent j. but k It variable. Farm Prices Dip in Report i CORYALLIS. Sept. I - Costs remained unchanged, but the pric es Oregon farmers received far their product dropped a little laat month, th extension service f Oregon Stat College reported to day National farm price wr up slightly in August compared witk the previous month. Nationally and in Oregon, price were higher than for August, ISM. I Th average price In per cent ot th pnty price for comiTiooV tie grown in Oregon included: Hogt per cent, apples t, milk sj. wool U. lambs 12, beef cattla 11, butterfat SO. calve 71, wheat 7. potatoes 74. eggs Tt, com at, chicken 17, oats . sheep 5. bar ley and turkey each si, sod ry) W. Harmony House Inlaid Linoleum mv itEV rthia m ifev m mJ0 .S$li ' . . . - -' -1. i ' 'a, : -".. A - ""Vale' .a, Completely Installed! ...AND ONLY $5 DOWN! tZSIA ft 12 ft. dvrit.nf thi roots lit prlc aelect aad order your inlaid lino- Heavy inlaid linoleum with dear, bright. Iade-ritant colors. Tsk leum completely installed from Sears today Wa Cut It re Any m Sis tk-10-ft., cemaletely lnll1, far only all-ft., lemaletely mtllal, far only ii1S-ft (eenaietely lnralUt, far Mr. . . tatS-fi., temaietary intllt, far ertly llall-f)., ams4elary lnwrlal', far eetry 1 Sal 'ft., templetefy lnaett far only If : as amai 111 r gi,-... , t f -" '-''- . 1 . - I v.. 1 4fa m " 1 , r-' AaW'V yy ijpwy, wty, a U a am mwa Wi X. h"Mt ll-- m sy TOHTUJO - fear r" U-titw sMi bulk. ever ary: Oa Ha. t wkate 47 M OnVtfaV B. T. ta weeat rbU) m arrre autrtet baat Na ' railt Arlivere Snfl hii 117 W' White et t urtint J 17 ""e f Hik ! 77 Ha real a inter OrlinarT 1 1 1 per rev lwl. 11 per rae 1 I pee rent 1 M Hard whit heart Oraav7 IU. I per real m. n par ret tat. Lt saw ewa 1st Car raewept Wiaal IM. barirv S. Saw U. aeri 4, eat t. Bl leett A MB aVM. Mi t JS. A viLHV Wallcovering So.t! ffil' rotactrvtj Cnomal Swrfoca atf ml m (sty ) Install, nd oconomktf. tool Harmony Hexit vv mi sur4r wllcev'injt In dw O'ty av rr" b miot gen. lumhin yllo, rcri Protartie me-si !" at S't low priret' IJ-t. Widt FloorcovenngEj Log Weorinf Enomel Surrex a M 0 fi -a . n ,' '.fk rem tLrtor lexyrovenng to tk i ! e- VV pet 'lean eat y a -ei't tficvtt i t.r s-eia ,ea ' e ra"'-t 'nh e1 ha- k M' SIARS550 N- CaPilcl m 3-9,91
