Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 13, 1936, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextI MTTIFORD MATL TRfRTTNT!. MEDFORD. OTCTCOON, FRTDAY. XOYErRKR 13, 1036. PAGE ELEVEN Stocks Drop In Late Selling Burst r . --umihi.h W JILUJUI AsTOB WiTH Vty I CORN g?gw GET THIS LOVELY CEREAL BOWL FOB 11 WITH 3 PACKAGES OF t CORN FLAKES YOU'LL want this beautiful cereal bowl for your own breakfast table. It's thai wonderful deep-blue glassware: that is so popular now. Its attractive appearance invites appetites helps youngsters eat more cereal with whole some milk. Buy Kellogg's Corn Flakes and get this bowl FREE at your grocer's the supply is limited. Kellogg's Corn Flakes have that matchless Kellogg flavor that lias made them the world's favorite cereal. Crunchy and golden with milk or cream. Fine for break fast, lunch or supper. Kellogg's are sold by all grocers, oven fresh and flavor-perfect in the patented heat- scaled WAXTITE inner bag. Ready to-serve. When you buy them, ask for your FREE cereal bowl. Kellogg's are made and guaran teed by Kellogg in Battle Creek. U8 IV lSma. T SUFFER LOSS IN Few Specialties Weather Storm Merchandising and Amusements in Best Demand Steels On Skids NEW YORK. Nov. 13. (AP) A le wiling burst gave the stock market a depressing appearance today and nu merous recent leaders suffered fur ther losses of fractions to 2 or more points. The ticker tape was late for a while In the morning and again tn the final downward push. A few specialties managed to weather the storm, al though these were none too buoyant at the close. Transfers were around 2,500,000 shares. A little stimulation was derived here and there from extra dividends and bright earnings statements. Merchandising and low - priced amusements were in the best demand. The steels picked up early but could not hold. Mines, motors, utilities and several of the rails wen In the skidding division. The admission of the president that a study was being made of the possible need of legislation to control foreign buying of American securities, which lately has reached large pro portions, helped to sober proponents of the advance. Bonds gave ground and commodi ties and foreign currencies were mixed. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. te Dye Am. Can Radio Sou. Pac. ...... Std. Brands Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. .... Union Carb United Aircraft U. S. Steel 1U, 41; 16; 65 !i loi; W 75V, Livestock. PORTLAND. Nov. 13. ( AP-USDA) HOGS 1,050. 766 direct; market fully steady with Thursday's best time, or mostly 10 higher for two days; good to choice 165-210 lb. drive-ins, 0.85 10.00: part load 191 lb. weights 10.00; few 230-250 lb. weights 9.50-75; 130 155 lb. weights 9.35-75; packing sows largely 7.50; good to choice 110 lb. feeder pigs 7.75. CATTLE 35. calves 25. 17 direct; market steady with limited supply; steers scarce, odd head common grades around 5.50; week's top grass steers 7.75, grain feds up to 8.00; few common heifers, low cutter and cut ter cows 2.75-3.25; good beef cows up to 4.75; young cows up to 5.25; bulls saleable around 4 50-5.25; fairly good vealers 8.00, choice quotable to 9.00 SHEEP 325, 310 through and direct; odd lots lower grade lambs about steady; common to medium grades 5.60-6.50; good fat lambs scarce, sale able around 7.00-25; older classes scarce; good to choice ewes saleable around 2.75-3.25- 239 124 182 50 ',i 74 -H 29 71 40 89 135 . 614 -79 4 43 Va "ft 98 V, 13 138 63 39 n 102 Phillips Pet - 44 Am.. & Fgn. Power A. T. & T r. Anaconda -. Atch. T. & S. P. Bendlx Avia Beth. Steel California. Pkg. Caterpillar Tractor .. Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlas-wright DuPont Gen. Poods Gen. Motors Int. Harvest. . I. T. it T Johns-Man. ..... Mont. Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) CHICAGO. Nov, 13. (AP-USDA) Hogs 20,000; early trading active; butchers 190 lbs. up. strong to 10c higher than Thursday's average; light er weight about steady; top. to .bo; bulk good and choice. 180-280 lb., $9.35-75; most 150-175 lb., $8.809.30; sows steady; bulk better kinds, $9.00 15; at trading slow, around steady on all classes. CATTLE 1500; calves 500; slow, ped dling trade on meager supply all slaughter classes; strictly good and choice fed steel, yearlings and com parable heifers absent; scattered lots 1000-1200 lb. bef steers. $8.50o8.50; most heifers. $5.O06.50; nil cows slow at week's decline; cutter grades largely, 3.26-85; only strongweight cutters bringing $3.80 or better; thin, llcht low cutter S3.00 and less: bulls rweak, mostly $5.25 down; vealers steady. ' SHEEP 3000. Including 800 direct: fat lambs active: 10ft 35c higher; bulk good to choice native lambs. $8.76 9.00; top at outside; good, 94-lb. year lings'. $8.00; few 101-lb. two-year-olds, $7.00; scattered slaughter ewes'about stendy at $2.50t?(4.00. classes quoted nominally steady, week's bulk medium -good slaughter steers $6.85 8 25, week's top $8.35 on toad top -good 1225 lb. fed steers; good light fed steers quoted to $8 75; fed heifers to $7.50; good range cows quoted to $5.50; good bulls quoted to $5.75. Calves: None. Nominal; good -choice vealers quoted $8 50t$ 9.50. SHEEP 275, no early action, qual ity mostly medium and below; good wooled lambs absent, quoted to $8.50; ewes salable $3.35 down. Late Thurs day, deck common 97 lb. California slaughter ewes $1.75. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Nov. 13. UP) BUT TER Prints, A grade 35!c lb. in parchment wrappers. 38c lb. In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers, 33 lie lb.; cartons, 34 lb. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery, general price) A grade, delivered at least twice weekly, 37-370 lb.; coun try routes, 35-35 0 lb.; B grade, 35 35 c lb.; c grade at market. B GRADE CREAM for market Buying price, butter fat basis, BSVfcc. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras, 33c; standards 29c; xetra medium 25c; medium firsts 21c; undergrade 17c; pullets 13-I5c; pee wees 80 dozen. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery, buying price: Leghorn hens 13-15c lb.; Leghorn springs. 15-I6c lb.; oth ers unchanged. Cheese and country meats steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 13. (AP)-f While there were only nominal quo tations and a closing advance of e for December with May unchanged, the situation appeared a trifle better locally, even though no cash prices were offered. With Chicago higher and other eastern markets up for the day, there was a suggestion to take on soma wheat. Wheat: -Open High Low Close May .98 &Bft Bft 66 Dec .97 , A1VA -97 &7Y4 Today's car receipts: Wheat, 15; barley, 4; flour, 7; hay, 3. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 1,000, direct 700. Active, butchers mostly 5c high er, top and bulk 165-215 lb. weights $10.35; bulk 240-250 lb. averagea $9.85; packing sows quoted $7c.50. CATTLE 125. direct 100. Stable supply load low-grade cows; all Chicago Wheat Wheat closed 49.c above yester day', finish. December 11.15?. l.lfl. May 91.13V. Corn unchanged to c higher. December S1.03H a 1M4, Ms)' new 95H86c. Oats ), off 'to Vc up. and provisions showing & to 10 cents advance. Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec I.15H US1; 1.15",, 1.15 May 1.13'; 1.17ft 1.13 1.1314 July .90 1.001 4)914 1.00 Corn: Dec 1.0314 10314 1.02; 1.021, May. new -95?i isi4 Old .' .9314 .0514 July, new S2 .93 , Old Jli 2 I .95 SS .05 .9514 ea4 .can on; an. NO SPUD BUYING BY GOVERNMENT WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. (AP) Agricultural adjustment admlmstra-: tlon officials said today the federal i surplus relief corporation con tern- i plated no buying In the American potato market this year because of i high prloea and the shrinkage ot the . 1930 crop below 1935 and below the 1928-32 average, I The surplus relief corporation ' bought Into the markot lost year when a surplus existed above the i 1928-32 average and prices for pota- ; toea were low. Officials said an Increase of about two percent In potato acreage was expected in 1937 prompted by the ; 1936 market Influences and Improved prices. 210 East Main St. Medford Oregon Orders of $1.00 or Over ' Delivered Free! PHONE 9 BARGAINS For Sat. and Mon., Nov. 14 and 10, 1936 CHICAGO. Nov. 13. (AP) A firm tone distinguished wheat trading to- day with a lata feature an estimate teat Australia's surplus la the small eat since 1929-'30. Probable curtailment of Australian wheat production is figured at 10, 000,000 bushels compared with a year ago. The total crop in Australia ii estimated at 132,000,000 bushels. In dicating about 80,000.000 bushels tor export. PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 13. ( AP) The condition of ranges, cattle and sheep In Oregon as of November 1 waa slightly below that of the same time a year aj3 and also below the 10-year average, but livestock was "In good flesh" and hay and grains were "ample," the U. 8. department of ag riculture said today. The report Indirafod rain was needed In all five divisions of the state Willamette valley, Columbia River area, northeastern area, south western area and southeastern area. LARRY SCHADE Your Favorite Jawolcr Since 1018 DO YOU JmktljiMSom Do You Sfruftfe alonrf with tftf Old Style Red Flame Kerosene Lamp of the Tintype Age nTtJY PUT UP with all the troubU, to V 11 X coavefiieae tod i million ciuiH by poor quality, inadequate light? XCby subject your eres and the eyea of roar family to it dan gers? 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