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The) OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oregon, Thursday Morning. January 24, 1946
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Stoclf Prices
Rising Again
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-tP)-Stork
market prices rose fraction! to 2
points tnd mor today with ex
panded dealings centering in utili
ties, tteeli,! rails, motors and mis
cellaneous industrials.
' Low-priced utilities were espe
uialljr popular and plus marks
were chalked up by United Corp.,
Columbia Gas, Commonwealth &
Southern, Laclede Gas and: Elec
tric Power & Light Aircraft also
did welL
Schenleyf lost about half of its
sharp rise of yesterday on news
iof a proposed 10-for-7 stock split-
up, finishing 2Vt lower. But Na
tional Distillers and Distillers
Corp. displayed strength.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite advanced .7 of a point
to 78.1 within 1.8 of the 15-year
top set January It
Randolph Seott and Barbara Britten together for a brief romantic
moment u the story pirate tale of "Captain Ktdd." a Benedict
Bogen as presentation of Rowland! V. Lee's production now play In
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cal grocer are Indicative of the dally
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
BUTTER, EGGS AND POIXTSI
(Svsjert to shaage wlUteat eeries)
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Beef steers J, .10 to 15
Beef cows ; M to .11
Dairy cows ;- .05 to M
Built i, 07S to .11.
Veal , " 00 to 13.S0
Lambs, top i , 12 00
Yearling i, , , 6 00 to 7.00
r.wet i 2 00 to 4 00
Bucks i , 2 00 to IM
lloV too. 160-270 lbs. . IS.
270-300 lbs. ; 14 BS
Sows i 13 00 to 130
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Newt; 111 Music of Many Lands;
6 43 Sonet of the Wast: 7:15 Eve
Farm Hour: S0 Keyboard Masters:
Juvenile Problems; 8 30 Music That
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Creamery Co-op Plans
Annual Meft Jan. 30
The annual meeting of share
holders of the Farmers' Cooper
ative Creamery of Carlton. Ore
goo's : third largest creamery, will
be held here on January 30. or
ganization officials report. About
1500 are expected to attend.
The session will open at 1:30
at Mat k theatre following a
luncheon at the creamery plant,
Herman'. Bernards, president of
the txmrd of directors, will pre
side. Firm secretary and general
manager m Jack S. Wright. Di
rectors retiring are Julius Missen,
N. B. Tibbie, W. H. Milne and R.
1. Joyce.
Reports show the creamery
handled 46 per cent more butter
flat In 1045 than in the previous
year. Changing the creamery
ham to "Farmers' Cooperative
Creamery of McMinnville" will be
considered at the business session.
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Legal Notice
CALL FOR BIDS
The understcned will receive aeaUd
bida (or Installing a sprinkler system
and sprinkler heads tor the North
Half of Wilson Park. Bidt J11 be re
ceived at the office of the City Re
corder. City Hall. Salem. Oregon, up
to 3:00 p.m.. February 4, 1946. Valves
shall be heavy duty all : bronze angle
control valves with bronze union in
tegral. Valves thall have special plate
or star instead of wheel and shall be
fitted to be operated bv a kev. Sorin
kier heads shall be all brass or bronze.
Sample aprtnkler head shall accom
pany bid
The right it reserved in the Interest
of the city to accept or reject any or
all bids. For further information in
quire at the City Recorder's Office
city Man. spiem. Oregon.
(ALFRED MUNDT
City Recorder. J 24
CAIX FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education of School District
No. 34. Marion County, Oregon, up to
12 00 o'clock, s m. on Tuesday. Febru
ary 19. 1B46, for furmihina Boo corda
of slab wood at the various schools of
the Dlatnct
Specification blanks and bid forms
may be obtained from and bids shall
be filed with the Dittrtct Clerk at
4M North High Street. Salem. Oregon
LUNE1.L U. WARD
District Clerk. J 34-31 -F 1
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Compiled by The Aatnclated Press
January 33
STOCK AVERAGES
: 30 IS
! Indus Ralla
Wednesdsy 102.S SO I
previous dsy 102 0 4s 3
wees aco a. ius s su i
Month ago i..l00 1 48.3
Year ago . 78 7 33 0
l43-4g high 105S 50.7
1045-44 low . II S 321
BONO AVERAGES
20
? Rail
i 103.4
; ins 2
.1W3
4 103.7
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i. 1054
a . HI
IS
Dtll
531
52 7
33 4
51 t '
303 :
33 4
39 3
10
Wednesday
Previoua day
Week ago -
Month ago .
Year ago
1945-46 high
1945-46 low-
is
Indus Utll
104 6 106 8
104.5
104.4
103 8
104 8
105.5
103.4
1O0 5
100 3
108 1 ;
107 1 ;
109 5 :
106 8 :
Stks
797
5S.1
II
fogn
766
76 S
763
73 8
687
76.7
68.1
Quotations at
Portland
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 23 API
Bulterfat' Firat Duality, maximum
of .6 or 1 per cent acidity delivered
in Portland 52-52'iC; premium qual
ity, maximum of 33 of I per rent
acidty 53-31 : valley routes and
country points 3c leas than tint or
Se-50c.
Cheete Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 29 38c; loaf
30.46c; basic price triplets to whots
sslers 28 3c: loaf 28 5c lb
Eggs to retailers: AA grade large
50c: A large 48c; A medium 45c;
small ( pullet 1 40-4 lc
Butter AA prints l-Sl'c: car
tons 52-52.c: A grade prints 5o-51c:
cartons Sl't-52c; B grade prints 50-5 lc
Live poultry Chickens, ouying
price ot wholesalers: Broilers 14 to
2 lbs. 20c: 2 to 3i lbs. 24c; roasters
over 3Va lbs. 25c; colored hens 23c:
Leghorn , hens 19c; roosters and stags
12c lb.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Basic buying price,
dressed basis, hens 3S.2-38.2c: toma
30 2-31 2c lb.; for toma, net st farms.
Dreaaed turkeys Packer' telling
price to retailer: Hens 43-43' ic lb.;
foms 39-4 1 C lb
Onions Green local 1.00 dozen
bunches: California-113.
Oniona , Oregon dry No. 1. 2 54
50 lb. sack; Yakima commercial 2 35
50 lb. sack; Idaho yellow 2.53 50 lb.
sack: Idaho white 2.65 50 lb. tack.
Potatoes Local Burbanks. $2 90
3 cental; Baker county, S3 50 cental.
Descnuies luui. no. l. cental;.
25s. 90c.
Dressed meats Veal A A 22' ic:
A 21c; B 19-19'ic: C 17-17c; cullJ
I4-15C lb. Hogs, fancy block znc lo.
Lambs AA 26c: A 24'jc; B 22ic;
C 20. Mutton, fancy A 13' ,c; M 12c:
R grade 8-10c. Beef A A 214c: A
20a.4c: B 18c: C 16c; canner and
cutter 134-14c: canner and cutter
bulls 14c.
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark Dry stock 20c lb.:
Mohair 1944. 12-month 45s lb.
Hay wholesale rail shiponentt: Al
falfa No. 2 or better 834-351 oats and
vetch mixed hay, 'valley growers'
price $24; clover 321 baled on farms.
May Rye Over
$2; Oats Hit
Ceiling Price
CHICAGO. Jan. 23-P-Gener-al
and active buying pushed grain
futures upward today, with May
rye passing $2 a bushel for the
first time in 25 years. May oats
reaching the 111 rent ceiling, and
new seasonal highs established in
many contracts.
May rye climbed almost the 5
cent daily limit and hit $2.02 at
one time while wheat and oats
were up more than a cent occa
sionally.
Bullish -influences included
traders' belief that ceilings will
be raised, strong demand for cash
grain and continued evidence of
a tight supply, and reports that
Belgium is in the domestic mar
ket for 875.000 bushels of oats
and about 380,000 bushels of
brewing barley.
Re closed unchanged to
cents higher than the previous
finish, May $2.00 4 -S, wheat was
unchanged to T up. May I1.801?.
corn was unchanged at $1.18
ceilings, oats were ahead V4 to ,
May 81, and barley was un
changed tol4 higher, May $1,224-
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 23 (AP)
Wheat: No futures quoted.
Cash grain: No flax 3 10.
Cash wheat ibidi: Soft white 163:
soft white (excluding Rex) 1.65; white
club 1.65: western red 165.
Hard red winter: OrsJinary 1 65: 10
per cent 166. II per cent 169; 13 per
cent 1.71.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 1 65: 10
per cent 167; 11 per cent 1 09: 13 per
cent 171
Today's car receipts: Wheat 74; flour
; corn 1; hay l; feed a; riax 1.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jsn. 23 (API
(USD A I Salable cattle 300, total 350.
Salable and total calves 25; msrket
generally steady but leta active and
some lata sales canner-cutter cows 25
cents or more lower; one lot medium
good fed steers 1125: cnmmon-nied-turn
grades mostly 11.50-1500; cutters
down to 10 25: cutter-common heifers
9 50-11 00; few mixed cowt and heifers
14.00; good beef cows 12 50-13 50; common-medium
grades 10 00-11 50; can
nert and cultert mottly 6.50-9 00; thells
down to 6.00; tome untold; fat dairy
type cows mostly 10 00-11.00; odd head
to 12 00; good beef bulls 12 50-13 50;
sauaaga bulla mostly 9 50-10 SO; good
choice vealert steady at IS 00-16 DO.
Salable hogt 100, total 630; market
active, steady ; barrows and gilts most
ly 13 80: few good 120 lb slaughter
pigs 13 25: good sows 13 50-14 00; choice
around 100 lb. feeder pig aalable IS 00
78. Salable and total sheep 300; market
mostly steady; few good-choice lambs
14 00: medium-Rood wooled and early
shorn lambs 12.75-13.00; good ewes up
to 3.00.
NY Boxing Chief,
Maj. Phclan Dies
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-VThe
death of Maj. Gen. John J. Ph
Ian, former chairman of the New
York state athletic commission,
saddened the boxing world today
almost a year to the day after he
had been honored for "long and
meritorious service" to the sport.
Phclan had been in poor health
since last April when he was no
tified that his son, Lt. Col. John
J. Phelan, Jr., had been killed in
action, in Italy.
Hagberg Cited
ANNAPOLIS, Md.t Jan. 23.-
Navy's 1945 football coach. Com
mander Oscar E. Hagberg, of Fol
lensbee, W. Va.t received the
bronze star medal today for "mer
itorious service" as a submarine
skipper in the Pacific.
"Cooch" Quits
Ball Diamond
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-(P)-Tony
Cuccinello, who missed the 1945
American league batting title by
one percentage point, decided to
day to retire from organized base
ball because of a siege of illness
In his family.
Released recently by the? Chi
cago White Sox after batting
.308 in 118 games last season
when he was their regular third
baseman, Cuccinello was forced
to decline several minor league
offers because of the illness of
his wife and three children.
Lreicht Spikes
ePro9 Rumors
EUGENE, Ore, Jan. 23.-4)-Jake
Leicht, the University of
Oregon's all-American halfback,
tonight spiked all talk of his turn
ing professional and announced
he plans "at least one more year
of college football at Oregon."
The Webfoot triple-threater ad
mitted he had been approached
by 1 every grid club In the Nation
al r Professional league and all
clubs in the new ail-American
circuit, excepting the Brooklyn
club which latest rumor linked
him with.
Hill National Champs
PORTLAND, Janl 23 -(JP,- Hill
military academy reported today
that its rifle team,! with a score
of 3518 in the ninth service com
mand intercollegiate matches, had
top national marksmanship honors.
Iron men Win 8 to 0
SEATTLE, Jan. 23 -(A)- The
Seattle Iron men racked up their
first shutout victory- of the cur
rent Pacific Coat hockey league
season tonight, squelching Port
land's Eagle 8 to 0 to boost them
selves into third place in the)
northern division while dropping
the victims into the cellar.
Wolves Slate
Pacific Five
MONMOUTH. Jan. 23 - (Spe
cial) -i-C o a c h Dick Gronquisfs
Oregon College of Education
Wolves go after their third
straight win here Thursday night
when they meet the Pacific uni
versity Badgers on the OCE court.
Gronquist will like start George
Bullion and Claude Buckley, for
wards. Bob Crook, center, and
Hud Neal a rj d Hugh Hatsell,
euards.
Eagles Ink Wistert
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.-(;P)-Al
Wistert, one of the greatest
tackles in football, made the na
tional football league his perman
ent home by affixing his signa-:
ture to a five-year contract with !
the Philadelphia Eagles today.
Wanted: Experienced
Watchmaker
to work In Lonqrriew, Washington's biggest
Jewelry Store. Permanent Position. Starting sal
ary $125 per weak plus minimum yearly bonus
of $1,000. Do not reply unless you are an EX
PERIENCED watchmaker. Write: Hammond Jew
elry Co 1310 Commerce Are.. Longriew. Wash.
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quickly sulays the congti or you are
to have your money back.
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