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Newspaper Page TextTXGE TWO MTDFOftD MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JCLT H, 1933. Wheat Leads Grain Market in Wildest Advance of Recent Weeks SMALLEST CROP IN FORTY YEARS Traders Strain Nerves to Keep Pace With Deals Provisions Up 17 to 40 Cents As Market Closes CHCAGO, July 11. (AP) A furl oiuly advancing market, the wlldMt of many In recent weeks, took all the leading gralm to new high price racorda today. What chleny aet tha marketa on fire waa a government crop roport ahowlng a wfieat yield under domes tie requirements by mora than 100 000,000 bushels and the smallest In 40 years, aa well as a com crop small er than any harvested In 30 years. Every wheat tuturs went far over the dollar mark and for the first tlma rya also passed tha dollar a bushel Una, soaring more than 10 cents a bushel on top of an 8-cent tain yesterday. t waa not a ahoutlng market, with joyous roar that flrat showed recov ery from tha bank holiday, but on of deadly speed, with every nerve of traders strung to tha highest pitch for Instantaneous deal. Rya prices wera especially atlmu. ltaed b tha fact that the govern ment forecast pointed to a rye yield aubstantlally below domestic re quirement. There also waa inoreaa lng belief among tradera that use of rye would be enlarged aa a result of new taxes on wheat, . All tha marketa closed flurried, rye - eenta above yesterday's finish, wheat 3U-4H up, oorn 354-3 ad vanced, oata at H-lVi gain, and pro visions ahowlng a rlsa of 17 to 40 oenta. LAETARE MEDAL AWARDED TO JOHN M'CORMACK v ... . Mfk ti jLftaaji, Tha University of Notre Dame thla year awarded tha Laetara medal to John McCormaek, the singer. Left to right: McCormaek, wearing tha medal, preaented each year to -an outatandlng Catholic layman; tha Rav. Charlea L. O'Donnell, C, 8. C prealdent of Notr Dama, and former Governor Alfred E. Smith af New York, a former recipient of tha award. (Aaaoclated Preaa Photo! ILL ADVANCE CENT ' PORTLAND, July 11 --(AP) There will bt an advane of egg prices hare, ffeotlve Wednesday morning when all prlcea will he moved up lc dozen according to announcement ot Mana ger Reed ot the Pacific co-ops. Ex tra will then be Hated at 'iOc and medluma and standards 10c dozen with over Ice 33c. Livestock . PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. (API Hogs: 103; steady. CATTLE: 70, calvea 0; about steady. SHEEP: 80; steady. Portland Produce PORTLAND, July 11. (AP) But ter: prints, extras, 30c; etandarda. 3ac. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, 3435o lb.; farmers' door de livery, 3333c lb.; aweet oream, 6c higher. BOOS Pacific Poultry Producera' aelltng price: oversize, 31c; extras, lBc; mixed colors, 16cJ mediums, 18c doren. CHEESE 93 score Oregon triplets, 15'4c; loaf, 13iio lb. Brokers will pay Ho below quotations. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery: buying prlcea. Heavy hena, colored, 414 6'., lbs., 10c; do IK lbs., up. 10c; hena over SV4 lbs., Re; under 8Vi lbs.. So up: broilers. 1H lb, up, 10c; colored springs, 3 lbs., up, 13c; roosters. So lb.; ducks, peklns. broil era, 13-13j lb.; old ducks, peklna, 100 lb.; do colored, lOo lb. POTATOES Local. S2 883.40; Deschutes gems, 13.33 cental; do bak ers, 33.73; Yakima gema 33.30. HOPS Nominal, 1933, S7o lb. Milk, country meats, mohair, caa- cara bark, onions, strawberries, wool, hay, quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat Wall St. Report Stock Bale Averages (Copyright, 1033, standard Statistics Co.) July 11: go Indl's Today .... 07.3 Prev. day .... 08 8 Week ago ... 00.6 Year ago .... 30.0 3 Yrs. ago ....168 8 IT'S BEEN DONE BEFORE, BUT- Rr's Ufa Total T'M 11 Vl 66.4 108.8 83.0 4 . j jSXSl!V&" 86.8 113.3 84.3 ?:,, i " W, ' - -r- J f W 64.0 110.0 93.3 t I afTV LT'i., 133.1 310.8 163.3 f." 4".f '. f f'MfXttkmmtflt (CopyrlghTl33?'sundard'statlstlcs ttlTTT rw jF MTlU 30 3, 30 .0 ESKKi Indl'a Rr'a Ufa Total . . " mJ", .immmirJ, hmmd Today . 78.1 x-83 3 80.8 81.8 -t . - ( " Y 't ' fti i m -" Prer. day 75.1 83.1 80.8 81 4,-' ," V- -eW, a, V J Week ugo 74 3 79.7 88.8 78.8 - , . ,., " ' W ,.,1 , Year ago . 84.0 83.9 73.7 00.3 - . - . t- V.f jrtS 3 Yra. ago .... 93.3 107.5 100 J 100.8 r - . , 1 . V V7 Xji- x New 1933 high. , . y . a ' . II1 b NEW YORK. July 11 (AP) Stlm ultalon from tha alcoholic group steadied the stock market today, but pivotal issues, aa a whole, were unable to work up any great amount of enthusiasm. Soaring gralna and dollar gyrations also apparently ex erted little Influence. The close waa Irregular. Approximately 5,000 000 aharea changed hands. Today's dosing prlcea for 33 ae lected stocks follow: Ah Chem. os Dye ., 138'& Am. Can Am. As Fgn. Power . A. T. ti T Anaoonda Atch. T. t 8. F . , Bendlx Aviation .......... Beth. Steel California Packing Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler ............ Coml. Solv Curtloa whlght DuPont ....w... Oen, Poods Gn Motors ... nt Harveat. I. T. It iT Johns-Man. . Mont. Ward North Amer. Penney (J. 0.) ... PhlllliM Pot. ,... Radio ........,... Sou. Poo. .................... 83 1 17'i 130 10'i 74 184 4674 30 1 j 37 Vi 8314 8ti Vt 79 87 ',4 33 '4 43'4 19 64 37 34 1; 4"4 18'H 11 3414 CHEESE ADVANCES AS PRODUCTION IS 10 PORTLAND. July 11. (AP) The advance of 4o In the price on cheese during the late session of the pro duce exchange, reflected two condl Hons quite distinctly, tha passing of the fluah production period and the Increasing demand for auppllea, Oregon triplets were boosted to !34o lb. on the exchange during the aesslon with the customary premium of lo for loaf. Late reporta suggested not only a decreasing output of cheese through thla territory but a similar condition at other points throughout the coun try. Market for butter ahowed a firm tone In the open trade and late quo tatlona on the produce exchange have been maintained generally. Make continued to decrease but waa holding up better than seasonably normal. Very weak tons was continued In tha market for Uva chlcksna and especially light and heavy hena which wera again lower In spots. Outward movement waa much re stricted. Young dueka were alow sale. There waa a shortage of turkey In tha local trade with continued good demand. Thla appllea to both old and new crop. Prlcea ware firm to higher. Very good demand for country killed meats waa ahowlng hare with prices held ateady to firm In all de partmente. Tops In veal, hogs and lambs were being held at extreme flgurea generally. 'Further advance In tha price of old potatoes to a new high point for the aeason waa reached In the Job bing trade at 42.50 for Yakima and 1.08 nominally for Deschutes. This waa higher than new stock waa quoted. Announcement of another dime advance in the price of all gradea of refined augar wsa made. Tha new selling price here on best cane gran ulated was 36 with beet 34.76. Vl.lts Grants Pass Mrs. A. O. Pierce of this city stopped In Grants Pasa last evening to visit friends be fore continuing to Medford. She has been spending aeveral daya In Port land on a pleasure trip. With Prlmo Camera, tha vast Venetian, as tha new heavyweight champion, appearing on tha earns Atlantlo City, N. J., vaudeville bill vith Jo-Jo, boxing kangaroo, they Juat had to get photographed together. (Aaaoclated Press Photo Std. Branda w St. Oil Oil. . St. Oil N. J. .... Trans. Amer. Union Carb United Aircraft U. S. Steel 37H 39 39)4 43 3Ti 63 H Oregon Celery la Wanted In Chicago PORTLAND, July 11. (AP) Re ports that Chicago la taking carload offerlnga of Oresion celery and la ask ing for more, were confirmed In the trade here today. It wna 8Ald to be the first time In history that the Illinois metropolis haa entered the Oregon market at this period of the year. TO City Traffic Officer Tom Robinson waa today tagging care In the busi ness district which had been parked over one hour, and Chief of Police McCredle announced that a vlgoroua campaign to enforce the ordlnauce allowing only one hour parking In the buslnesa district has started. Due to the Increased travel and the more congested buslnesa district, cara will be marked regularly. PORTLAND, Ore, July 11. (AP) "Wheat futures: Open High tow Close .79 .83 .79 .83. .83 .88 .83 .86 M .85H .89 July Sept. Deo. .80 H Cash wheat: No. 1 Big Bend blueatem , Dark bard winter (13 pot.), Dark hard winter (11 pet.), Soft white War tern whit , Hard winter Northern aprlng .. , Western red Oata No. 3 white. 138.80, Corn No. E. yellow, 338.75. Mlllrun standard, 819.60. Today'a car receipts: Wheat 161, flour 6, oata 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, July 11. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Cloaa July 1.03V4 1.04 1.03 1 04'4 Sept. 1.05 1.08 1 04 1.074-t4 Dec. ...I.07'4 1.1014 1.O04 1.094 May MP, I 14 1.11 1.I3H San rranilaro Ilutttrfat SAN FRANCISCO, Willy 11. (AP) Butterfat 34 prem. grade S5!ie. Mrs. flarflrld Leaves Mrs. M. M. Hermsn's mother, Mrs. p. F. CIS, field of Pendleton, who has been vlsltlni her In Medford (or the past week, left on Xodajr'a Abuts fox bat boms. SOUTHERN OREGON'S OWN STORE SINCE 1891 An Exceptionally Smart Walnut BEDROOM SUITE Bed, Chiffonier and Dressing Table (With Vanity. $24.95). An exceptionally serviceable walnut veneer suite that it a real bargain at thu low price . . . $19.95 BENCH $1.95 $5.00 DOWN $5.00 A MONTH County, City and 8chool Warrants Will Be Accept ed on the Purchase of Furniture. 39 Suites To Choose From. Priced To $99.00 BUILT ON SERVICE NO EXTRA DELIVERY CHARGE REPORT OF First National Company IN MEDFORD. OREGON Rhlch. under the terms or the Banking Act of 1933. Is an affiliate of The First National Bank of Medford. Oregon. Charter No. 7101, Federal Reserve District No. 13. This report Is made In compliance with the requirements of the bank ing Act of 1933. Balance Sheet of Affiliate as ot June 30th, 1033. ASSETS Notea, Contracts and Mortgages..... -........-...'.-....-...--..........a 1,379.01 Real Estate 10,878.45 Assets of undetermined value carried on booka at 1.00 Cash in affiliate bank .. 140.91 Stock In affllate bank owned ................ n 602.04 Stock of other banks owned ' None LIABILITIES Capital Stock Notes Payable to affiliate bank . Profit and Loss Reserve for Depreciation on Real Estate . 812,801.41 ...... 3.000.00 1.650.00 .. 7,741.41 1.410.00 $13,601.41 Tha following statement ahows the character of business of the above named affiliate and discloses fully Its relations with the above-named bank: I, B. E. Harder, President, of the First National Company do aolemnly awear that the above atatement la true, to the best of my knowledge and bellof. B. B. HARDER. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of July, 1933. ROBERT C. HART, Notary Publlo. My Commission Expires May 39, 1937. LEAPS TO DEATH CHICAGO. July U, (AP) Drawing himself up to a courtroom window from bla wheel chair, William Henry, 30, an ex-oonvlct charged with lar ceny, Jumped four atorlea to death from the criminal court room of Chief Justice John Prystalskt today. He had been Injured when the car he stole crsshed during; pursuit. Judge Prystalskt had sentenced mm to Pontlac reformatory tn 1932. and today be waa to face the Jurist for another automobile theft. Several women In the rear of the crowded courtroom aaw Henry pull himself up with great effort. They screamed and court attaches rushed to the window just aa Henry slid across the sill and dropped to the concrete pavement below. FIRST APPLES SEEN IN PORTLAND MART PORTLAND. Ore., July 11 (API First home grown apples of the new crop were offered on the East Side Farmers' market today. Two grower brought In auppllea. Sales ot Binge and Lambert war made 34 to 4c lb. rirst Toungberrlea of tha aeaaon were brought In and held at II J crate. Strawberrlea climbed to 83 erata but the bulk of the stock sold $1.38. Loganberries were 75-85c erata with raspberries $1-1.35 but mostly $1.10-1.25 while blackcap were 90 $1.10 crate. Curranta eold at $1 a crate gen erally. . - To Remodel Residence A building permit waa issued by the olty to M. 8. Helper for remodeling his resi dence at 327 Cottage street, at an approximate cost of $40. Charter No. 7701. Reserve District No, 13 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank Of Medford, In the State ot Oregon, at the close ot Business on June 30, 193S ASSETS 1. Loans and discounts . t 2. Overdrafta United States Government securities owned... Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned Banking houae. $76,250.00: Furniture and fixtures, $13,760.00 Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank.. ..- Cash and due from banks - Outside checks and other cash Items . Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from V. S. Treasurer ....................... ............- 651,950.01 804.48 537.450.00 409.345.98 89.000.00 102,947.56 466.339.96 1,976.80 5,000.00 Total II tnil.ITIFS Circulating notea outstanding ............................ Demand depoalta ...... ..... Time deposit Due to banks. Including certified and cashiers' checks out standing , .. Common stock: 1000 shares, par $100.00 per share . , $100,000.00 Surplus . 75,000.00 Undivided proflta net . . , 37,914.48 ,..$3,154,434.80 ,..$ 99.997.60 ,. 1.183.173.78 627,001.87 43,228.19 302,944.4 ...$2,164,434.80 Total, Including Capital Account .... Stat of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss:. I, Oris Crawford, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the abovo atatement la true to the best of my knowledge and belief, ' . ORIS CRAWFORD, Caahler. Subscribed and aworn to before me thla 10th day of July, 1933. ROBERT C. HART, Notary Public. . . My Commission Expires May 23, 1937. Correct Attest: B. E. Harder, Eugene Thorndlke, H. S. 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