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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1939)
PAGE TEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON September 21, 1939 GAINS MARKED J IB STOCK PRICE LISTING NEW YORK, Sept. SI (&) War stocks napped for a while In today's market but eventually awakened and stepped out for a spring tbat put many up as much us 8 points at the best. Isolated gains of 5 or so were noted. Prices were spotty in the (ore noon, with the turnover the first two hours the smallest since the boom got under way nearly three weeks ago. Speculative forces had their ears to the ground, however, and, just after midday, when rumors were heard . in boardrooms of a "leak" at Washington indicating repeal of the arms embargo was "in the bag," buyers hit the list from all sides and Quotations soon mounted to peak levels of the day. For a brief Interval the ticker tape fell 2 minutes behind floor transactions. Subsequently there were frequent slow-downs and pickups in activity. Renewed hesi tancy was evident near the close and final advances were well trim med in many cases. Transfers were around 1,700,000 shares. -.' Rail equipments were strong all day, even when other groups were marking time. Alrcratta and farm machinery Issues also were in de mand. Steels, under water tor a while, came back smartly on the noon bulge. Initial cooling of bullish ardor was attributed to the desire of the majority of traders to await the address of President Roosevelt be fore congress after the close out lining the proposed shelving of the present neutrality act. Adams Express Air Reduction .... Alaska Juneau - - Al Chem & Dye ... .. Allied Stores American Can .. Am Eng Tile . Am For Power Am Power & Light Am Rad Sta San Am Roll Mills Am Smelt. & Ret 101 651 61 199) 1 112 f a U 6J 101 22 BS 161 77 131 91 84, H Am Tel & Tel Am Tob "B' Am Water Works Am Zinc L & S Anaconda . Armour 111 Atchison Barnsdall 81, 161 8 30 93) 281 211 26 Bait & Ohio .. Bendlx Avla Beth Steel Boeing Alrp - Borden Borge-Warner Budd Mfg , 71 28 2 9 6 90 . 61 27 . 61 421 891 71 141 u 271 30 9 601 60 151 71 781 180 159 9 21 411 401 31 641 61 29) 30 111 321 61 15 171 . 701 39 45 6 81. 43. 46 41 21J 64 61 Calif Packing Callahan Z L Calumet Hec .. Canadian Pacific Case (J I) w. Cat Tractor Celanese .............. Cert-Teed ... Ches & Ohio Chrysler Col Gas & El . Com'l .Solvents ....... Comm'nw'lth & Sou Consol Aircraft Consol Edison Consol Oil .. Cont'l Can Corn Products . Crown Zellerbach Curtlss Wright Doug Aircraft . Dupont de N . Eastman Kodak .. El Pow & Lt Erie R R ...... General Electric ... General Foods Gen Gas & El "A" General Motors Gillette Goodyear Tire .. Gt Nor Ry pfd Hecker Prod Holland Furnace .. Hudson Motors ... Illinois Central Insp Copper ........ Int Harvester ... Int Nick Can Int Pap P pfd ...... Int Tel & Tel Johns Manvllle .......... Kennecott ...... .. Lib O Ford Ligg Myers "B" ........ Loew's Long-Bell "A" ..... Lorillard P .. Montgomery Ward .... Nash-Kelv aai . . AMERICA'S f & f X. I GREAT Q J ft iAi$2& ' Af ? " 3?5s it "S'"4 V ' Cofrniht 3, KtUcntl DUtilUn rmtiMU Cor fnraUna. Nw Tortr. N. Y. Carload Potato Shipments Day of Month Season 1089-40 Sept. to Season D,"y Date to Date S J 23 3 S U 0 " u 2 7 26 5 10 29 3 IS S2 1 n 33 8 23 42 6 29 48 0 29 48 11 40 o7 5 45 64 5 ' 48 " " 67 7 65 74 19 74 $T 23 97 116 6 102 121 24 126 Til 15 141 160 10 151 170 Sept. 10 11 12 IS 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 SO Month Shipments by Truck Compiled from official records by the county agent'a office, State Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey and The Herald and News. Nat'l Biscuit . Nat'l Cash .' Natl Dairy Prod Natl Dlst Natl Pow & Lt N Y Central 221 161 15) 221 81 201 221 HI 91 151 71 301 U6J 4 861 241 46 46 611 151 381 391 6 151 23 121 28. 35) 81 411 79 151 141 251 161 61 3 311 27 . 61 111 71 91 31 481 371 131 61! 71 9U 181 1001 441 101 North Amer Co , Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Steel .. Pae Amer Fish ... Pac Gas & El Pacific Tel & Tel . Packard Motor Penney (J C) Penna R.R Phelps Dodge ' Phillips Pet .... Proctor A Gamble . Pressed Steel Car Pub Svc N J Pullman Radio Rayonier , . . Rayonler pfd - Rem Rand - Republic Steel Reynolds Tob "B" .. Richfield Oil 4 Safeway Stores ; Sears Roebuck - Shell Union Socony Vacuum . - Sou Cal Edison . Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas & El Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J .. Stone & Webster Studebaker . Sunshine Mining - Sup Oil . Texas Corp ........... Texas Quit Sulphur . Tidewater Asso Oil - Tlmken Roll Bearing . Trans-America .. Union Carbide ..- Union Oil Calif . Union Pacific United Aircraft United Airlines Distilled Water For Homes, Service Stations, Doctors, Hospitals, Drag Stores S Gallons 755 plus container deposit . Handy Tilting Crate FOUNTAIN SUPPLY CO 800 Market Phone 2080 Season 103S-80 Sept. to Season D" Date to Date 2 1 2S 0 2 28 3 5 S3 4 9 37 15 43 10 25 53 7 32 60 22 64 sT 17 71 99 20 91 110 12 10S 123 16 119 133 14 133 152 16 149 168 23 172 191 16 188 207 23 211 230 9 220 241 1J 232 253 27 359 280 23 2S2 303 24 306 337 2! 334 355 38 372 393 9 381 403 19 400 421 ' 21 421 442 31 452 473 19 471 492 24 495 616 116 632 United Corporation 3) United Fruit 881 United Gas Imp 131 U S Indust Alcohol 271 U S Rubber ..... 431 U S Rubber pfd 1041 U S Steel 781 Vanadium 371 Walworth - 7 Warner Pictures , 4 Western Union . 35) Westinghouse . 116 White Motor . 13 Woolworth . 38 SO. S. P. LIVESTOCK SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21 (AP-USDA) HOGS, salable 400; butchers 15c lower; top and bulk 38.60; others 37.90-8.40; sows 35.00-50. CATTLE, salable 100; calves none; medium to good fed steers sold fully 25c lower than Mon day's average at 38.00-60; no ac tion on range cows; undertone weak; low grade cows also scarce, about steady; few cutters 34.50 5.00; odd fleshy dairy cows 35.26, canners down to $3.60; common bulls $5.50; medium to good quot ed 36.75-6.76; good to choice vealers 39.00-50. SHEEP, salable 400; lambs steady to 25c lower than Mon day; medium to good medium pelt Callfornias 38.00; cull to common medium pelt slaughter ewes fully steady at 32.25. Class one railroads in the first half of 1939 had a net deficit of 391,766,000 after fixed charges, compared with a deficit of 3180, 021,000 In the same period last year. Fish do not suffer pain when caught on a hook, since there are few nerves around their mouths. E STARTED AT OSC A new cooperative research pro ject, directed toward assisting ag ricultural marketing agencies with their financing problems, has just neon established at the agricul tural experiment station at Oregon State college. On this project Ore gon station personnel will work with the farm credit administra tion on detailed studies relating to the financing of marketing agencies with particular reference to canneries and other food pro cesslng plants. Chief representative of the ex periment station on the project will he Dr. D. B. DeLoach. whose transfer from the instructional di vision to agricultural research was approved by the stnto board of higher education at its recent meeting. Working with Dr. De. Loach will be N. Fogelberg, senior agricultural economist In the co operative research and service di vision of the farm credit adminis tration, who has been assigned here temporarily from Washing ton, D. C. A third man on the project will be C. W. Peters, who recently com pleted graduate work In agricul tural economics at the state col lege. , Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 21 (AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade, 32)c lb. in parchment wrappers, 331c lb. in cartons; B grade 311c lb., in parchment wrappers, 32)c lb. In catons. BUTTERFAT First quality. maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland, 291 30c lb.; valley routes and coun try points. 2c less or 27 He premium quality maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity, lc more than first quality; second quality, 2c less than first qual ity. EGGS Buying price: Extra large, 27c, standards, large, 18c; extras, medium, 20c, standards, medium, 18c; extras, small, 12c; standards, small, 11c. CHEESE Selling price to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets, 20c lb. loaf, 22c lb. f. o. b. Prices to wholesalers: Trip lets, 19c lb.; loaf. 20c lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices: Leghorn broilers, 14c lb.; roasters, over 4 lbs, 14c; 2 lbs. and over, 14-1 5c lb; Leg horn hens over 3 V4 lbs. 11c Leghorn hens under 3 hi lbs. 10-llc; colored hens to 4 lbs., 14c; over 6 lbs. 14c; No. 2 grade, 6c less. COUNTRY MEATS . Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butchers, under 100 lbs., 12-12 V4c lb.; vealers, fancy, 14-14 Vic; light-thin, 10-12c; heavy, 9-llc; spring lambs, 14 15c lb.; yearling lambs, 10-1 2c lb.; ewes, 5-6c lb.; cutter cows, 9c lb.; canner cows, 8-8 He lb.; bulls, 9Vi-10c lb. ONIONS Oregon, 60c; Walla Walla, 40-50c sack; Yakima, 40-SOc sack; Oregon Bermudas, 2 Vic lb. POTATOES Deschutes Gems, 31.76 cental. NEW POTATOES' Yakima Gems, $1.76 per cwt.; local Whites, 31-00-1.25 orange box; Scappoose Burbanks, 31.25-1.30 cental. WOOL Eastern Oregon, fine, 25-260 lb.; crossed, 28-29C lb.; Willamette valley, 12-month, 29c lb.; lamb, 20c lb. HAY Selling price to retail ers: Alfalfa, No. 1, 316.00 ton; oat vetch, 312.00 ton; clover, 311.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Oregon, 319.00; valley timothy, $14.00 ton, Portland. A California mission reports its swallows have departed two months ahead of schedule. They have probably gone south for the Australian mobilization. Glycerine will keep frost off windows. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (AP-USDA) HOOS, snlablo 10,000; total 14, 500; slow; steady to strong; bulk good and choice 1S0-270 lbs. $7.85-8-10; practical top $8.10; short load $8.15; 270-300 lbs. $7.65-90; tew 300-400 lb. butch ors $7.25-70; packing sows steady to 10a lower; 270-330 lbs. $7.15 7.50; 330 lbs. upward $6.50 7.26. CATTLE, snlnblo 4000; snlnkle calves 1000; ted stool's mid yir llngs more active; strong to 35c higher; all representative wolglits sharing advanco; grassy, plain and medium steers slow, steudy; mostly $6.60-8. 50;, numerous loads fed steers and yearlings Bold nt $10.25 upward; best weighty bul locks $11.15; several loads $10.90 and $11.00; sovoral loads year lings and light steers $10.35-75; 800 lb. hotter yearlings $10.90; all Interests In market; other killing classes generally steady; although cows soiling a Utile stronger; most fat cows $5.60 6.50; cutters $4.75-5.26; pructlral top wolghty sausago bulls $7.50; vealers $12.00 down; Blocker and (eedor trade dull at week's 35 cent decline; mostly $3.25-9.26 market, with quality less desir able than early in week. SHEEP, salable 6000; total 9000; lato Wednesday native, lambs closed 25c lower; westerns 25-50c off; six loads medium to good westerns $9.00-10.00; strict ly choice not available; most na tives $9.50 down; top $9.60 to packers; outside to cily butchers $9.75; Texas yearlings $7.85; to day's trade slower; spring lambs and yearlings weak to 25a lower; native springers $9.00-26; best held $9.35 and $9.40; sheep steady; native slaughter ewes $2.76-3.75. CASCADE CASCADE SUMMIT Tho heat spell at Cascade Summit was broken by an electric storm Tues day evening. Another electric storm swept over this district again Wednesday. Prior to this the weather had been unusually hot for this time of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Brlley and daughter left Wednesday for Springfield, Ore., where they will make their home, Brlley was station agent here. He will work in the station at Springfield. Ho has been absent from his duties here on account of an eye trouble. He has been receiving medical attention In Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hromoda are hunting near Crescent. Oro. Mrs. Gene Decker is 111. She went to Eugene to receive medi cal aid but returned to her borne here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Currier and young son are spending tholr va cation In Minnesota visiting Cur rier's mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Poland re- YOUR OLD AND OWN A Circulator Heater 69.75 II on ovi;iiti;ii 1st Enjoy Comfort and Convenience ' for Many Years to Cornel The ioy of abundant, economical, circulated warmth will be yours the moment you entrust your heating to a modern Montag Circulator Heater, HAVri yours now ... on these sen lational terms , , , at today's amaz ingly low Montag prices. To see the many Montag models for every requirement visit our store todayl Klamath Furniture Company Hopes to Smoke p. the Rabies Away U ' . I: In "lobnccy," smoked In favorite 3-inch stem pipe, 64-ycar-old Nestor SUdnncn, Vancouver, Wash,, farmer, puts faith that he won't get rabies. 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