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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1941)
8 - A - i :: PAGE TWELVE THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON M&ikefo and QinoHcial WHEAT PRICE CUT CHICAGO, Nov. 21 (P) Post holiday trading In grain futures today was dominated by weak ness of soybeans, which fell as much as two cents a bushel at one time, carrying wheat down , fractionally. A large accumulation of re ceipts of beans, totaling 273 cars, had a bearish effect on prices but traders also expressed belief the weather forecast predicting a sharp drop in temperatures was a factor. British purchases of Canadian wheat for December shipment. Including some grain destined for Russia, attracted attention of , wheat trader. Wheat closed Ic lower to 1c higher compared with Wednes day, December $1,141-1, May $1,191-1; corn unchanged to ic higher, December 74-741c, May 80c; oats 1c off to 1c up; rye un changed and soybeans 1-lc lower. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 8 Call fornia, 12 Oregon, 2 Idaho ar rived, 33 unbroken, 24 broken cars on track; market steady, few sales reported. Klamath Russets No. 1, $1.90 2.10, mostly $2.00. Wallpaper One -third Goeller'a, 230 Main. off. LOS ANGELES, Nov, 21 (AP USDA) Potatoes: Market slow, dull; 9 unbroken, 39 broken cars on track; 20 California, 18 Idaho, 4 Oregon arrived; no Oregon Quotations. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO, Nov. 21 (AP USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 181; on track S32; total US shipments Wednesday S21, Thursday 134; supplies heavy, demand good, market firm on best stock; Idaho Russet Burbanks US No. 1, $2.30-50; Wyoming Bliss Tri umphs US No. 1, $2.25; Colo rado Red McClures US No. 1, $2.25-35; Minnesota and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.25-2.00; Cobblers US No. 1, $1.40-55; Wisconsin Katahdtns US No. 1, $1.40; Cobblers US No. 1, $1,521; Green Mountains US No. 1, $1,371. 80. 8. F. LIVESTOCK SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21 W (Federal-State Market News) HOGS, salable 100; prices steady with Wednesday; good barrows and gilts 170-235 lbs. largely $11.25, few op to 285 and down to 140 lbs. $10.75; good sows mostly $8.50. CATTLE, salable 75; trade slow and about steady on all slaughter classes; load good grade su 10. steers $10.75, odd head common down to $9.00; few com mon and medium cows $6.50 7.50, dairy bred canners and cut ters $5.00-6.25; common and me dium sausage bulls quoted $7.50- a.zs. good 19U0 lb. Individual $9.00. Calves, salable none of fered; vealers quotable steady, or $11.50-12.50 for good and choice grades. SHEEP, salable 25; nominally steady; medium and good lambs quoted $10.50-11.25; medium and good slaughter ewes $4,00 5.25. culls down to $2.00. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Nov. 21 (AP.tJsnA Demand for domestic wools in Boston today was confined most ly to the fine and one-half blood grades. Original bag lines of ter- ritory wools running bulk fine wool and average to good French combing length brought $1.08- 1.12, scoured basis. Original bag woola running bulk average to short French combing length brought most; $1.05-1.08, scoured basis. Occasional sales of grad ed three-eighths and one-quarter blood bright fleece wools wcro reported at 49-51 cents, in the grease. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 21 (AP-USDA) HOGS: Salable 75, total 500; market very light on offerings, about steady; few good-choice 190-215 lb. drive-ins, $10.75; several lots feeder pigs at week's full decline $9.00-75; oth er weights and classes absent. CATTLE: Salable 40, total SO: calves salable 10, total IS; not enough offered to make market; odd head lots about steady; few medium steers $8.75; medium heifers $8.85; odd head light beef cows $7.25; odd dairy cows $5.75 to $6.50; canner-cutter cows $4.00-3.50: odd head vealers, $9.00-11.00; few medium slaugh ter calves $7.50-8.00. SHEEP: Salable 100, total 000; fat lambs scarce, about steady: fat wooled lambs $10.00; good choice carlots quotable to $10.50; fat ewes salable $5.00 down. STOCK IRKE T FINDS 601 ROUGH FRIDAY The annual production of brick by the more than 800 United States brick manufactur ers reporting to the census bur eau would build a double brick wall two thousand . miles long and 10 feet high. Read the Classified page. .- -k' t -?- ' .X...,......1, liil,.lli-ull 113,000 CIRCULATION! You get the full News-Herald paid circulation of 9800 PLUS sam ple coverage in Dunsmuir;:Mt. Shasta City, Weed, Alturas and Lakeview .... a total circulation for this edition of nearly 13,000! AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU! Your regular advertising rate will apply to the Christmas Open ing Edition. It will be full of Christmas news and local Christmas photographs . . . pictures of your store and your merchandise! RING THE BELL! This will be the biggest Christmas ever! Your stores carry a wonder ful selection of merchandise. Prices have not advanced much ; yet. The Herald and News ad vertising columns reach an ever . increasing and prosperous public. Let's all ring the bell this year! The Christmas Opening Edition will be distributed Thursday, No vember 27 in The Herald, and Fri day, November 28 in The News. Due to the extra make-up work, copy for the edition must be 'in not later than Tuesday evening.' The News and Herald your best and most inexpensive salesman now calling daily on 9800 of ihe best families in the Klamath Basin! The Evening Herald - - - The Klamath ta 361 21 150 25 721 27 4i lit 361 1491 521 31 41 27 4 27J 3i 131 . 38 59 201 21 201 10 a 61 14 41 374 221 371 531 SI 9 - 516 21 141 . 6 311 491 12 . 81 691 1461 1384 ...... 11 NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (if) The stock market found the go ing somewhat rough at times to day but persistent bidding for rails and selected industrials eventually steamed up recover ies In other parts of the list. Even steels, whfch has linger ed in tho background from the start, tacked on modest plus signs in the final hour. While many leaders failed to get aboard, advances of fractions to a point or so wore well spread over the ticker tape at the elate. Transfers wero around 800.000 shares. Prominently supported mem. bers of the share division inchid ed Southern Railway preferred, which hit a new 1941 high; At lantic Coast Line, Union Pacific, Chrysler, US Rubber preferred, International Harvester, East man Kodak, General Electric, and KennccotL Lacking climbing vigor were Liggett & Myers "B," which slip ped to a new low for the year; American Can, Dow Chemical, US Gypsum, Woolworth and General Motors. Carrier loans were selective upward movers in tho bond de partment. Commodities were a shade mixed. Closing quotations: Air Reduction .............. Alaska Juneau Al Chcm & Dy e Allis-Chalmers American Can ........, Am Car 4c Fdy Am Rad Sta San .......... Am Roll Mills Am Smelt & Ref ... Am Tel Sc Tel Am Tob "B" Am Water Works ... Am Zinc L Sc S Anaconda . Armour 111 . Atchison ; Aviation Corp .............. Bald Loco Bendlx Avla Beth Steel Boeing Airp .... ., Borden Borge-Warner ....., Calif Packing Callahan Z L ................. Calumet Hcc Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Cat Tractor ....... Celanese Ches Sc Ohio .. Chrysler Col Gas Sc El : Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth Sc Sou .. Consol Aircraft Consol Edison .... Consol Oil ....... Cont'l Can Corn Products ., Crown Zellerbach . Curtlss Wright ! Doug Aircraft j Dupont De N Eastman Kodak El Pow Sc Lt General Electric .. General Foods General Motors .......... Goodrich ... Goodyear Tire ... Gt Nor Ry pfd ; Greyhound Illinois Central ........... Insp Copper . Int Harvester ....... Int Nick Can Int Pap Sc P pfd..-.. Int Tel Sc Tel . Johns Manville ....... Kenneco t...t. Lib O Ford . Lockheed Carload Potato Shipments , 26 30 , 371 211 161 241 131 71 lot 461 251 59 2 B9 341 281 288 Loew's 38i Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward .. Nash-Kelv Nat'l Biscuit .: Nat'l Dairy Prod .... Nat'l Dist ........ National Lead ....... N Y Central ...... No Am Aviation ...... North Amer Co ...... Northern Pacific ... Ohio Oil ., Otis Steel .... Pac Gas Sc El Pac Tel & Tel ... Packard Motor , Pan Amer Airways . Paramount Pic Penney (J C) Pcnna R R ........ Phelps Dodge .......... Phillips Pet Proctor & Gamble ... Pub Svc N J . ... 31 ... 301 ... 3i .. 16 ... 14 i ... 231 ... 151 ... 9t ... 13 Hi ... 61 ... 81 ... 51 ... 221 ...107 ... 2 . 18 . isa ... 791 211 27 44i 64 141 Pullman ... ...... 241 Radio Rayonier Republic Steel . Richfield Oil Safeway Stores ,... Scars Roebuck ...... Sacony Vacuum .... Sou Cal Edison ..... Southern Pacific .... 31 12 18 101 42 64 10 22a 12a Sperry Corp 31 B Standard Brands S Stand Oil Calif 241 Standard Oil Ind ................. 321 Stand Oil N J 44 Stone & Webster ................. 61 Studebaker ..; 4 Sunshina Mining 41 Texas Corp V 44 Trans-America 41 Union Carbide ....72 Union Oil Calif 14 Union Pacific 71 J Day of Month Season 1941-42 Season W40 41 Nov. to Season Nov. to Suasun Nov. 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Automotive Business Opportunities Educational .,, Financial ..41 ..II .4 GUneral Notices TRAPPEH8I Top prices paid fnl furs, Mollis Nooncheator, 321 East Main. 12-11 CONTINUOUS ENROLLMENT for comploto coursos, No tuition rates, There's no sub stitute for quality. Northwest, cm Beauty Collvgo. 11-24 NOTICE I will not be rcnu-o. siule for debts rdntracteoNsty anyone oilier than myself, Signed November 20, 1941, Herbert Conroy. , . 11-22 Personals uiji.n. i'ii-iiirir.-ir - -i-i-rri-,- MEN, WOMEN OVER 401 RUN DOWN, LISTLESS? Stimu lants, tonics In Ostrex Tnblrti put new activity in bodlei lacking iron, vitamin Bl, cat, clum, phosphorus Cot net snap, test 11.00 size now only 80c. Call, write Whitman Drug and all otner good drug stores. 1213 FREE MARCELS every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Northwestern Beauty College. 11-26 Month Shipments by Truck (1840) Grand Total United Airlines, ... .... 13 United Aircraft 301 United Corporation a16 United Fruit TM U S Rubber 25 U S Rubber pfd 102 U S Steel v. S31 Vanadium 20t Warner Pictures 5 Western Union 271 Westinghouso ........... 731 Woolworth 271 TRUCK TURNS TACKLER DETROIT Bob Hagan. Mar quette halfback, narrowly missed being struck by a truck circling the Detroit Stadium when ho was forced out of bounds, AGAINST FOOTBALL CHICAGO A poll reveals that only 3.9 per cent of male un dorgraduatcs favor reinstatement of football at Chicago. New Temporary Soviet Capital Lar--. XTLh . llt.'4MllUl Ui5A v-J Picture shows main square of Kuibyshev (formerly Samara) where Soviet government and diplomatic corps have moved 540 miles southeast of threatened Moscow. Premier Josef Stalin remains In Moscow to direct defenso of that city, Ready for Zero Hour Second Armored Division crew shows what the well and warm dressed panzermnn will wear como action in cold weather. New combat uniforms were tested In Carolina war games. 10 Sarirtc ft 1 10 ADS WINDOW CLEANERS for dependable service. I l'.W 4768. DRESSMAKING, hemstitching, buckles covered, alterations no new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731 Main, Room 216. Phone 7263. 1210mtf SAVE MONEY by having your furniture re-upholstered We guarantee it to look llko new. Full line of latest fabrics. Es timates gladly given. CARLSON MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING CO. 1719 Main Phone 4510 1210 PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop. 619 Main. Il 24mtf ELECTKOLUX CLEANERS Sales and service. Phone 80 17. P. O. Box 814. Your dealer, Tarkel Tweet. 11-28 FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING We generate our own power. C. DuFour. Phone ioott g. u-aoU WRINGER ROLLS Washing machine and vacuum cleaner parts for all make. Merit Washing Machine Service, ell South Sixth. n-aomtf WILL obtain your delayed birth certlflcata.for you. Cha. Hathaway. 120 N. 10th St., Klamath Falls .Ore. 1130 C. A. KONSELLA Painter, decorator. Phono 8066. 12 3 BATTERIES CHARGED In 30 minutes. Rcymer'i Associated Service, Fourth and Main. 12-3mtf CURTAINS stretched. 8647. home iaunderod, Reasonable. Phone 12Smtf FLOOR SANDING and reflninh- Ing. Clifford Golden Plume 3922. 12-30mtf RUN-DOWN CHARGED in 30 minutes. Kaler's. Union Station, M BATTERIES RE- o and Conger. 125 RESPONSIBLE PERSON will care for children. Phone 7312. 12-7 GLASS Dupiate safety glass, window glass, plate and mirrors, resll verlng. Kimball's Glasa Shop, 827 Walnut. Phone 7378. 12-6mt( RAY HALL Your Elcctrolux dealer sales and service. 813 Roseway Drive. Phone 7167. 12-6 FLOOR SANDING Old floors refinished. Norman Fraley. Phono 4001. ll-24mtf PICTURE FRAMING. Goollor's. 230 Main. 1214mM CARPETS, rugs and furniture cleaned. Dorcmus Rug Clean ers. Phono 8873. 2012 Or chard. 12-3 permanent cur SPECIAL $2.08 oil wave $1.50. Northwest PmtyCollcBe. 11-26 10 Services SAWS REPAIRED The rlnht way. Bodcnhamer's, 353 E. Main. 12.10 PAPERHANGING, painting, kal- somining. Dial 0848, Melvln E. Frost. 12-13mtf MATTRESSES renovated and re covered or your old cotton mattress converted into 210 coll Inncrsprlng. All work guaranted. Free estimates, pick-up and delivery. One day service. CARLSON MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING (If). 1719 Main Phone 4.11(1 12-10 PAINTING, KALSOMININQ - H. L. Brown. Phone 4228. 12 Educational... snwmwuvy MODERNISTIC LEGE. 915 Phone 3883. BEAUTY COL Klamath Ave. lOOmtf
