MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1932.
PAGE NINE
BUTTER STORAGE
IS
E
old tootn Te; AucU, Petin 10-11c
lb.
POTATOES Local IBc orang box;
Tilm gem BOc-tl.OO cental.
Butwr, tgf and country meat un
changed. Onions, wool, hay quotations unchanged.
San Francisco Butter?at.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7. (P)
Buttertat f.o.b. San Francisco, 23.
PORTLAND, Oct. 7. UP) Exten
alTs withdrawals from cold storage In
practically every" leading marketing
center of the country la the chief
factor In the market for butter at
this period. Withdrawals everywhere
are reaching record volume with an
apparent desire on the part of specu
lative interests to get what little
profit Is now In sight.
This huge marketing of loe-houee
foods is the ran price maker In the
butter market.
Noticeable In the local trade la the
fact that the late advance of lo on
extra and 'Ac on prime first cubes.
nnt helnir raner&llv maintained.
only lu opufo.
Trading In the egg market con
tinues generally of firm character
here with no changes suggested In
the price list. Receipts of fresh
stock continue to decrease.
Attempt of big killers here to keep
4ewn the buying price on lightweight
hens to 7c lb. compared with 14
14140 ruling at San Francisco, has
proven a failure and 8c Is now being
freely offered, with 10c for medium.
There Is a call for all offerings.
Market for dressed turkeys con
tinues rather quiet with practically
no change In values. The change In
weather Is expected to stimulate the
movement both to market and Into
consuming channels.
Sales of Yakima peaches have
reached the lowest level ever known
In Portland. An entire carload was
sold to one operator at 10c box, with
quality good. Another lot was sold
to a dealer at 6c box, the transpor
tation charge.
Market for country-killed lambs
reflects Increased strength here with
late price advance generally main
tained. Veal and hogs are unchang'
ed at late declines.
Notes' of wholesale trading:
Pickling cucumbers are lower.
Potato market Is weak with some
price shading at the source.
Onion growers are less disposed to
sell, but some movement Is still
shown. 30-35c with sacks furnished.
Tomatoes are being sold 10-20c box
with receipts the greatest In record.
Cooler weather Is aiding the ssle
of California artichokea.
1
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 7. (AP)
CATTLE 35, calves 20; Blow, weak.
HOGS 550; steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 400;. quot
ftbly steady.
Today
Prev day 87.0
Week ago 62.t
Tear ago 75 .3
Wall St. Report
PROF. ENGLEHARDT
TO JAIL
FINE
Stock Bale Averages.
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics
Co.)
October 7:
80 20
Ind'ls Rr's
. 53 9
97.2
29 8
34.7
20 90
Ut's Total
88.0 55 8
02 6 89.0
S8.0 64.2
47.8 113 2 77.7
3 yrs ago ..239.7 187.1 328.3 241.7
Bond Rale Averages.
(Copyright, 1932, Standard .Statistics
Co.)
October 7:
20 30 20 80
Ind'ls Rr's TJfs Total
Today 84.7 87.0 82.9 71.6
Prev day 88.4 88.1
Week ago .... 68.9 71.1
Year ago .... 71.4 83.2
83.5
84.8
91.9
96.7
72.3
73.8
62 1
98.7
3 yra ago 92.3 101.8
NEW YORK. Oct. 7. (P) A brisk
short-lived selling flurry sent the
stock market Into another slump in
day, but extreme losses of 2 to more
than 6 points In many Issues were
partially reduced In the last hour.
Fresh selling appeared In the last
few minutes, however, snd the final
tone was heavy. Turnover approxi
mated 2,400,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 31 select
ed stocks follow:
Al Chem & Dye. 72
Am. Can 484
Am. 8s Fgn. Fow... , 8
A. T. & T
Anaconda
Atch. T. 8c S. F....
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
104
10
42 v4
1074
18
Chrysler ......... 14
Coml. Solv.' 914
Curtlss-Wright 2 Vt
DuPont ............ . 35
Gen. Foods 28H
Gen. Mot .. 14 y.
Int. Harvest. u 21
I. T. 8s T BV,
JohnsMan. ........
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Param. Publlx ...
Penney (J. C.)
Phllllps Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac. -Std..
Branda
St. OH Cal.
St. Oil N. J
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 7. (AP)
Wheet:
Open High Low Close
Dec .tVt, .6114 .81 .61
May .54!4 .64'4 .84 .84
Cash wheat:
Big Bend bluestem
Soft white
Western white
Hard winter ....
.57
.48
.47
.4714
.47
.48
Northern spring .-.
Western red
Oats:
No. 2 white. $17.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 64:
barley, 6; flour, 8; corn, 2; hay, 8.
Portland Produce
21 '-4
. 12 'J
. 39 "4
21
a
754
20
1494
24
2BH
5'4
. 24
Trans. Amer.
Union Curb.
Unit. Aircraft 22
U. S. Stool 36
Oorp't Trust Shs i.BB
An order of commitment against
Prof. C. Englehardt, ft well-known
resident of the Eagle Point district,
was placed in the hands of Sheriff
Ralph Jennings this morning for
service. Prof. Englehardt was con
victed last March by a circuit court
Jury of assault upon John Demogolla
neighbor, as a climax of & long
standing argument over loose stock
and other matters. Prof. Englehardt
was sentenced to pay a fine of 1250
costs and allowed time to pay. Carl
Stedter, a nephew of Prof. Engle
hardt. was granted a parole upon
conviction on the same charge.
Prof. Englehardt, according to the
county clerk's office, made a pay
ment of 10 upon his fine.
The district attorney's office stat
ed that the action was taken as a
matter of routine, and that Prof.
Englehardt already had been extend
ed more leniency than customary In
cases of a similar nature. The filing
of the commitment order has been
held In abeyance for close to six
months.
The case of Prof. Englehardt was
heralded during the spring primary
as one of ' the breakdowns of law
and order in Jackson county" cases.
Following .his conviction. Prof. Engle
hardt filed charges that two mem
bers of the Jury were prejudiced
against him. m
Under the Oregon law, unless Prof.
Englehardt pays the balance of his
fine and costs, he is liable to Jail
sentence at the rate of 92 per day.
Recently, Prof. Englehardt was au
thentically reported as a circulator
of a recoil petition against Circuit
Judge H. D, Norton in the Applegate
district.
NEW SILENCER FOR
ATTEND MEETING OF
G.O.P. HERE SATURDAY
Republican headquarters are now
open at 113 East Main street. A tele
phone was Installed today, the num
ber being 04. There are Hoover and
Curtis pictures and buttons, as well
aa literature, for distribution to
adults and all who are Interested In
the re-election of 'President Hoover
and the republican state and county
ticket are asked to call. This means
both men and women,
James W. Mott, republican nomi
nee for contrreas In this district, will
arrlv In Mrrifnrri tomorrow St 10
a.m. and will speak at the meeting of
the republican county commute a .
candidates at the Medford Hotel to
morrow at 2:30 p. m. sharp. Oeo.
Neuner, U. 8. district attorney, and
one of the prominent republicans of
Oregon, will also speak at thla meet
ing. All committeemen and candidates
are urged to attend this meeting as
plans for an active campaign will be
made up.
Mrs. Leland Mentaer was hostess
yesterdsy at a 1 o'clock deert bridge
luncheon. During the afternoon there
were two tables of contract in play.
IS WIFE'S THEORY
WASHINGTON, Ots. T. (AP)
Mrs. Raymond Robins, wife of Colo
nel Robins who disappeared Septem
ber 3, and for whom a nation-wide
earch has been made, told prohibi
tion bureau officials today she was
convinced her husband .had been ab
ducted by bootleggers.
Mrs. Robins, who in a guest at the
White House, conferred for two hours
with Amos W. W. Woodcock, chief
of the prohibition bureau.
She later said she was returning
to the White House for a talk with
President Hoover.
Woodcock said Mrs. Robins had
given him no additional Information
about the disappearance of her hus
band and they had been unable to
furnish her with any clues.
Rainstorm Hits
New York State
ALBANY, N. T., Oct. 7. (AP) One
of the worst rainstorms in many
years passed on beyond New York
state today leaving In Its wake bo
ken bridges and highways blocked
with mud, rock and water.
Robert I. Wylle, 39, a farmer, lost
his life in the rushing water which
swirled . down from Catsklll moun
tains.
MELBOURNE (AP) Jury panels.
Instead of consisting of "twelve good
men and true" msy be reduced to 9
in Victoria.
The minister for Justice aaya such 4
a reduction would result In a saving
to government at a time when every
economy must be practiced.
"Nine men would be aa Just aa
twelve." he declares. "There la no
mystery about the figure twelve."
NAPLES, Italy (AP) A device
which greatly reduces sound and
smoke In the discharge of artillery
has been Invented by two young Ital
ian engineers and offered to the gov
ernment. It can be attached to the muzzle of
any field gun and in trials before
war department officials It declared
that the sound of the discharge car
ried only a few hundred yards. Only
a light puff of smoke arose, quickly
disappearing.
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 7, (P)
BUTTERFAT Direct to shippers:
Station 16c; Portland delivery price,
18-20o lb.
LIVE POULTRY Net buying price:
Heavy nens, coiorea, ids. ao.
. mediums 10c; lights 8c; springs, col
' ored 16c; all weights, white 13-16c;
Schillin
Give a thought to your extracts
and spices. There are
big differences in
quality. If you knew
all the facts you
would insist on
Schilling quality.
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