PAGE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
March 11, 1948
STOCK MARKET
GAINS; DEALS
TOP MILLIONS
Br VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, March 11 OP)
Rallying power returned to the
stock market today after three
successive losing sessions and
with dealings again topping the
million-share total, leaders re
trieved fractions to 2 or more
points.
Low-priced issues came out in
sizcablo blocks. Advances were
well maintained near the close.
Transfers approximated 1,400,
000 shares..
Wall street was encouraged by
the fact recent profit cashing on
the 10-months' upswing was so
well absorbed and investment de
mand, consequently, stiffened
appreciably.
At new peaks for 1943 or long
er were Texas and Pacific rail
way, Erie, Texas Co., Goodyear,
Goodrich, Woolworth,' Para
mount Pictures, Bath Iron
Works, Dresser Mfg., Allied
Chemical, Alleghany Prior Pre
ferred and Pepsi-Cola. Pleasing
earnings statements buoyed sev
eral favorites. In front were
U; S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler,
Santa Fe and Climax Molybde
num. Bonds rose with stocks,
Closing quotations:
American Can , .. 761
Am Car 1 Fdy . 33 i
Am Tel & Tel .143
Anaconda . .... 281
Calif Packing 231
Cat Tractor 46i
Comm'nw'lth & Sou .
General Electric ........... 351
General Motors , 481
Gt Nor Ry. pfd
Illinois Central ....
Int Harvester . u
Kennecott
Lockheed .
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward ;..'
Nash-Kelv :
N Y Central ... .
Northern Pacific .
Pac Gas & El .........
Packard Motor
Penna R R
Republic- Steel
Richfield-On .;.:..;
26!
lOi
641
321
.221
8S
37
81
14S
111
261
4
291
17
81
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' 825 Main
Safeway Stores 37
Sears Roebuck , 641
Southern Pacific 20!
Standard Brands Si
Sunshine Mining 51
Trans-America 84
Union Oil Calif 18S
Union Pacific 891
U S Steel 544
Warner Pictures 101
LIVESTOCK
B. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
March 11 (AP-USDA) Cattle:
salable 25. Nominal; steers, heif
ers, and good range cows ab
ent, few medium range cows
$12.00, good quoted $13.00, most
common cows $10.00-50. cutters
$9.00-50, canners $8.00-50; odd
good bulls $13.10. Calves: none.
Nominal; yesterday package me
dium to choice 170 lb. vcalers
$15.25.
Hogs: salable 200. Around 5c
higher; two loads good to choice
275-280 lb. barrows and gnu
$5.90-95; odd good sows $14.75.
Sheep: salable 200. Undertone
fully steady; good to choice
wooled lambs- $14.50-15.50; me
dium to choice wooled ewes
quoted $8.00-9.00.
PORTLAND, Ore., March 11
(AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable
50, total. 125; calves salable 15,
total 50; market active, steady;
most common to medium cows
now 25-50 cents above Monday,
common to medium bulls shar
ing advance; few steers steady.
medium grade $13.75-14.50,
feeder steers $13.50, good fed
steers salable $15.00-75 or above;
odd common to medium heifers
$10.75-13.50; canner and cutter
cows $7.25-9.50; fat dairy type
cows $10.00-11.00, with young
kinds to $12.00; medium bulls
$12.00, good bulls salable to
$13.50; good to choice vealers
$15.50-16.50, odd head $17.00.
HOGS: Salable 350, total 450;
market steady, weak; good and
choice 180-230 lbs. mostly $16;
few lots ?1".10 and $16.15, two
lots $16.25; 240-275 lbs. $15.50;
light-lights $15.00-25; good sows
$14.25-50; light sows to $15.00;
good 91-117 lb. feeder pigs
$15.75-16.25; choice light feeders
quotable to $17.00.
SHEEP: Salable 25, total 50;
market nominal; few head good
lambs Wednesday $15.00; good
to choice salable to $15.50; com
mon lambs quotable down to
$10.00; medium to good ewes
Wednesday $7.00-8.25.
rHIPARO Mnrrh 11 I An.
USDA) Salable hogs 9000; to
tal is,uuu; opened steady to 10
cental higher than Wednpsriav'
averages; closed active; mostly
lu-ia cents up aitnougn top 10
cents lower at $15.50; bulk good
and choice 180-330 lbs. $15.25
50: mostlv 15.35-50: ffnnH and
choice 150-180 lbs., $14.50 to
15.35: eood 360-550 lh nus
$15.00-15.40; generally $15.00 to
$13.25.
Salable cattle 4000: salable
calves 800; fat steers and year
linos firm to shade hisrhpr- trnri
fairly active; nothing strictly
choice here; bulk $14.60-16.50;
top $17.00 paid for three loads
Scaling 1300 lhc- npvt hiirhoct
price $16.85: heifers scarce: fullv
steady at $13.50-15.50; no toppy
neuers nere; cows steady; fairly
active: with cutters at insn
down; good beef cows to $13.50;
neavy sausage bulls- sold up to
$14. du on steady trade; vealers
firm and active at $16.00-17.50.
Salable sheen 3000: tntal 4snn-
late Wednesday fat lambs slow;
about steady on most earlv trade
but some offerings still unsold
ai noon carrying lower bids;
good to choice fat lamb mnHv
$16.00-16.50; top $16.75 on two
aoumes cnoice around 100- lbs.
lambs to shippers; best native
lambs $16.50: sheen
limited numbers; most good 121
ids. at ?8.75 with part deck real
choice to 9.25: tnriav' trartA.faf
lambs and yearlings in fairly
Droaa demand; few early sales
and early undertone
strong; double strictly good to
cnoice tfu ids. fed wooled Color
ado lambs $16.50; few natives
$16.00: best fed western. hoM
above $16.75; early sales good to
cnoice cupped lambs with No. 2
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yearlinirs 15.00. with
oias over 100 lbs. $14.00; nothing
done on shecD: unHprtnna rntir
sieaay.
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DHEGON FARM
PRODUCTION
LOOKS GOOD
CORVALLIS. March 11 7T)
The blueprint for 1943 agricul
ture production in Oregon is
nearing completion, R. B. Taylor,
chairman of Oregon's USDA war
board, announced today.
The farm plan sign-up phase
of the mobilization drive is about
80 per cent completed with near
ly 40,000 Oregon farmers having
recorded both their production
plans and needs.
Farmers' intentions, as ex
pressed on these signed farm
plans, show that Oregon will go
over the top on three important
war crop goals, will make sub
stantial increases in others, and
will continue a high output of
livestock products. Farmers
admit that final success depends
much on the amount of help they
get from the cities in caring for
and harvesting these record
plantings. Taylor reports.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, March 11 (Pi
Grain prices maintained a firm
undertone today, wheat receiv
ing support on reports of fair
flour business, but trade in all
pits was light.
Advances in wheat averaged
less than a cent, hedge selling
from the southwest holding ris
ing tendencies in check. A re
port from Kansas City said the
car situation, which is the vital
factor controlling market move
ment of wheat, had improved.
Wheat closed unchanged to ile
higher. May $1.46i, July $1.47.
corn was unchanged at ceilings, '
May $1.00, oats advanced l-ic ;
and rye gained I-ic.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, March 11 (AP
USDA) Sales of spot wool from
South America were reported in
fair volume today. Chubut 60's j
to 64 s sold at in bond clean
prices of 67 and 68 cents. Spot)
Mtntevideo 60's and 64's were!
quoted at in bond clean prices!
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Spud Growers Can
Get- Special War
Crop Advances
REDMOND. March 11 W1
Potato growers may obtain spe
cial war crop advances from the
regional agricultural credit cor
poration, E. M. Wright, chair
man of the Deschutes county
USDA war board, snid today.
These advances will be made
to finance actual cash outlays
for threo or more acres, Wright
said. If the grower follows prin
ciples of good farming and re
turns from the crop fall to re
pay the advance in full, the un
paid balance will be cancelled,
Wright explained.
OPA Seeks to Plug
Rent Control Leak
WASHINGTON, March 11 (V)
Seeking to plug a loophole in
rent control, the office of price
administration assumed author
ity today to require landlords
of tourist cabins, auto courts,
cabin camps and similar estab
lishments to offer these living
accommodations a t monthly
rates.
Heretofore, OPA said, the reg
ulations had allowed many land
lords to continue to charge their
tenants daily rates although the
tenants occupied cabins on a
permanent basis.
Prison Plant Gets
Fire Equipment
SALEM, March 11 W) The
state board of control complet
ed plans yesterday for installa
tion of $40,000 worth of fire
protection - equipment at the
state prison flax plant. .
of 70 to 71 cents, and to-arrive
wools, same grade, at 68 cents.
A large purchase of mohair was
made in Sonora, Tex., at prices
of 53 cents for adults, 65 cents
for yearlings and 75 cents for
kid hair.
Many Never
Suspect Cause ;
Of Backaches I
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leg paioe, lose of pep and eaercy, ftttinc up
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baadAebea and dininrM. Frequent or ecanty
paaaacre with arnartioT and Duroinc eonw
timee abowa there ia aomettiini wrong with
your kidneyi or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your drugejei for Doan'e
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DEFER FARM LABOR
PORTLAND. March 11 W)
Oregon's USDA county wur
boards wore instructed todny to
request deferment of essentliit
fnrm workers nnd to nlil In Iliu
suppression of tha incut black
market.
"County war boards, under
new war manpower commission
authorities, are directed to In
itlato requests for deferment to
class 2 C or 3-C of all essential
farm workers and operators not
already so classified nnd Initiuto
appeal from local rulings whero
Justified," said Robert 13. Taylor,
state USDA war board chair
man. "Dcfermont requests will bo
based on individual 19411 sign
ups where eight to 16 war units
of essential foods will be pro
duced, a war unit being ono cow
or equivalent in other livestock
and crops."
State and county war boards
were designated as coordinating
units in alleviating seasonal and
year-round farm labor short
ages through recruitment, mob
ilization and placement of local
and imported workers.
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John Day Chinese
Visits Portland
After Long Absence
PORTLAND, March 11 (!)
Horses hooves clattered and re
sounded between buildings when
Eng liny, John Day Chinese,
last visited Portland in 1000.
Ho enmo back today, noting
many changes. '
The Walltt Walla nativo who
has lived In John Day for 57
years and is known as one of
eastern Oregon's colorful per
sonalities, said h was thrilled
to see how tho Oregon metrop
olis hud grown, but ho allowed
that John Day was still n much
better place in which to live.
Always read the classified ads.
QUICK WELCOME
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quick .locm. i.n.1 tm .cd..dlu..tto.
'''". .(om.o. oddity
altar .olloa or diloklaq. Dollolou. tooling.
o..rlo .k. No belli., .oui.q. roi.00!
d.ttul blo..od roli.l Iron ait)... .old suitor
loo. try looioue STUAHT TABLETS .llhout
d.loy. Al .11 diu. atoro. 3S OOo end S1.30
udos oiku'i oa.y.book imate
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OREGON - WASHINGTON - UTAH - IDAHO
.. in KLAMATH FALLS - 715-MAIN St.
Dr. William B. $iddens - Registered Optometrist" in Charge.
T STILL
SALKM, March 11 (!') Hah
hits will still bo rabbits mid
fair sport for any mini's dog
nnywhuro In tho stale, except in
waslilngliin counly.
There, tho rabbits, as well as
turkeys, chickens, ducks and
geese, will bo considered live
stock and woo to the dng who
disturbs them.
That was the way tho lunch-
debuted "rabbit bill" passed the
house yesterday. Everybody, In
cluding tho Washington county
Wood Is Not Rationed YET!
The O.P.A. says futlwood may be ratlonad naxt wlntar If
thara la e ahortarja.
Buy few loadi of grtan slabs each month NOW, and be
aaurcd ol dry fuel next winter,
Buy now and sare $2.00 and more per load.
18" Green Pine Blabs $4.75 Per Double Load
FRED H. HEILBRONNER
Office 821 Spring Btreet
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GLASSES
delegation which Introduced th
bill, was I its 1 jg
As originally pasHcd, tho bill
provided that any dog who
chases tho -rabbits or tho other
poultry could bo shot on sight,
The dugs won (heir point in
M counties, hut they will have
to bu careful In Washington
counly,
Members of the house, fear
ing that collecting dogs that
cllltKn rnhhltM would he tnn
much of a Job for county dog
catchers of tho state at large,
restricted Its terms 10 washing
ton counly and Its more ambi
tious dog catcher.
Nothing makes the modern
girl blush, says a beauty expert.
How about tho drug atoro?
Telephone 41S3
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