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CHRISTMAS
Wall Street
New York OJ.R) Mild irre
gularity developed in the stock
market today after four sessions
of advance had lifted it to a new
quarter century high.
Industrial issues were sus
tained at a new top for all time
on strength in some issues and
firming tendencies in the oils,
steels and motors. Chemicals
rallied after Du Pont had de
clined more than a point.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T 113 fa
Anaconda . 48
Chrysler .
Curtiss Wright 158
General Electric 46 V
General Motors 97
Montgomery Ward 77
Penn. R. R. 22
Penney, J. C SVz
Radio 38 Vi
Southern Co. . - 17
Southern Pacific 53
S Oil of Calif. 73 Vi
Texas Gulf Sulphur 124V4
Transamcrica ZSVz
Tri-Continental 26 Vz
United Aircraft 78 Vi
U. S. Rubber 45 Vs
U. S. Steel .- ... 70Vs
Youngstown .. unquoted
Western
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Portland Produce
Portland (I I R) Eggs to producers:
Candled f.o.b. Portland; ungraded
large 32-34c; AA grade large 34-47c;
A large 32-35c; AA medium 31-32c;
A medium 30-32c; A small 25-29C.
Dairy prices were - unchanged to
day. ggs To retailers: Grade AA large,
42-45c doz.; A large, 40-42C doz.; AA
medium. 39-41c; A medium. 38-40c; A
small, 32-33C doz.; cartons. l-3c addi
tional. Butter To retailers: AA grade
prints, 66c lb.: cartons. 67c;, A prints,
66c; cartons, 67c; B prints. 64c.
Cheese To retailers: A grade Ched
dar Oregon singles, 42 ',2-45 Vic; 5-lb.
loaves, 46 :2-49V2C. .Processed Ameri
can cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 39',i-41c lb.
Trading was slow on the produce
maiket front. First carload of north
ern California netted gem potatoes
was quoted at S4.00 a hundred; Oswe
go district cabbage quoted to $2.75-3,
new seasonal high.
Portland Livestock
Portland (UJ.) Choice 180 to 233
pound hogs dropped to a new low for
the year today. -
Cattle 200; market moderately ac
tive, mostly steady: truck lot good
with some, choice 1106 lb. fed steers
$22.50; few commercial heifers $17;
canner-cutter cows mostly $7-8, few
S8.50: few utility cows $9.50-10.50;
one heavy holstein bull $14.85; few
light cutter bulls $10-11.50.
Calves 50: good-choice vealers
scarce; salable steady at - Monday's
$18-23 range; few utility calves $10
$11.50. - .
Hogs 500: holdover 625: market
slow; few early sales around 50c be
low early Monday: choice 180-235 lb.
S19.50-20: new low tne year: tew 24o
265 lb. $18.50; few choice 400-460 lb.
sows $16-16.50.
Sheep 200: few sales weak to 50c
below Monday's average one lot
choice prime 90 lb. wooled lambs
S17.85; few utility lambs $14: good-
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TRIBUNE
Boy Shot Through Heart;
Feeling 'Pretty Good'
North Bend, Ore. (U.R)
Fifteen-year-old Bob Wright of
Hauser, who was shot through
the heart in a hunting accident,
was "feeling pretty good" today
at Keizer hospital here.
The boy, his twin brother,
Bill, and a friend, Gary Larsen,
15, were going hunting Sunday
in a car when a .22 caliber rifle
was jolted and discharged. The
bullet struck Bob in the wrist
and, glanced off, piercing his
chest And passing through his
heart. ' . . '
Doctors said the bullet appar
ently had slowed after striking
the boy's wrist and made a clean
wound in his heart. The boy was
reported in good condition by
hospital attendants.
choice slaughter ewes steadv at $4.50
5.50; one lot 100 lb. breeding ewes $8;
no feeder lambs sold early good
choice late Monday $14-14.50.
U? AND QUITS Hampton
Pool, coach of the Los An
geles Rams pro football team,
resigned suddenly "for the
good of the team.'' A week
ago four of his assistant
coaches resigned because
they couldn't get along with
him.
Young Robinson
Acquitted in Case
Santa Monica, Calif. (U.R)
Superior Judge Alan T. Lynch
today dismissed two robbery
counts against Edward G. Robin
son Jr., son of the famed movie
actor.
- Robinson appeared . in court
with his attorney, Jerry Giesler,
and heard the prosecution state
it had acquired no new evidence
in the case since last month
wherv a jury voted ll-lfor ac
quittal. A retrial had been sched
uled to open Feb. 14. ;
Robinson was arrested July 19
and charged with robbing two
Hollywood cab drivers, one of
them at gun point. T3oth victims
tentatively . identified Robinson
as the man who robbed them.
Robinson, however, contended
they were mistaken and testified
he was at his home in Westwood
when the holdups took place. ,
Daily Wealfier Report
Medford and vicinity Considerable
high cloudiness through Wednesday.
Patches of valley fog Wednesday
morning. Little change in tempera
ture. Low tonight 26 to 28: high
Wednesday 50. . i ;
Western Oregon Cloudy with occa-'
sioi:al light, rain on extreme north
coast, spreading over extreme north
em interior tonight and Wednesday.
Elsewhere partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday, with patches of early
meriting fog. Continued mild: low to
night 35-45, except 30 in southern
interior valleys; high Wednesday
48-56. j
Five day forecast, through Sundav:
Western Oregon Temperatures
will average above normal with high
est 45 to 52 except 55 to 60 along
coast. Lows mostly 30 to 36. Precipi
tation kenerallv less than normal, oc
curring late Wednesday or Thursday.
Northern California No precipita
tion except occasional rain mainly in
the northern portion near the week
end. Temperatures near normal ex
cept highs below ' normal in central
valley. . ,
LOCAL DATA . '
Temperature a year ago- today:
Highest 42: Lowest 31.
Total monthly., precipitation. 1.29
inches.
. Total precipitation .since September
1. 1954. 3.72 inches.
Deficiency for - the 6eason 3.60
inches. "
Relative humidity .4:30 p.m. yester
day 58; 4:30 a.m, today 90.
High Low Prec.
Boise - , ,,, '" ... 27 13
Boston 43 27 .12
Chicago '26 ' 23
Denver 67 . 26
WEATHER , Br.tXnUtd Prtw;
Autumn ended its 1954 career
today with a cold wave that
gripped the nation's eastern half
with its. chilliest weather of the
season. . : . ' ,. ;
On the last day of fall temp
eratures were in the 20's as far
south as Northern Florida and
dipped as deep as 10 below at
Pellston, Mich.
Eureka
Grants Pass
Havre
Klamath Falls
Los Angeles
Medford
New York
Omaha
Phoenix ,
Portland
Reno
Eugene
Salt Lake ...
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane.
Yakima
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