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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1943)
Juno 11. 1013 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN T Potatoes FRIDAY S T T RADE Y ELDS QDDWNDR IF! By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YOnK, June tl (!') Stocks iimicnilly turned their hicks on Iftmd wnr news In to day'! market and, with scattered exception! nmnnu peaco Issues, tlio drift wai downward from the start. Kelllnu never wus urgent and volume was under thut of Thurs dey. approximating 800,000 shares. Weakness also was a rarity and declines mostly were In minor fractious near t lie closu. Stocks under water tlio grout cr part of the tlmo Included U. S. Steel, Bolhlehom, Chrysler, Oliver Farm, Douglas Aircraft, United Aircraft, Western Union, Sanlu Ko, Ureal Northern, Amer ican Smelting, Du Pont, J. C. l'cuncy, U. S. GypMim and Standard Oil (NJ) on tho upsldu at intervals were Goodrich, U. 8. nuhber, Woolworth, Eastman Kodak, Allied Chemical, Electric I'owcr St Lluht and Hercules Motors. Bonds' were Irregular, Closing quotations: American Can 835 Am Car tt Kdy 4:it Am Tel & Tel 151U Anuconda 28 Cat Tractor 4Hi Comm'nw'lth te Sou 1918 General Electric 38 1 General Motors 541 Gt Nor By pfd 3Ui Illinois Central 141 Int Harvester 704 Kennecotl 31 1 I-oikheed 21 i Long Dell "A" Oi Montgomery Ward 48i Nash-Kelv l:l' N Y Central 17i Northern I'acifio 1SI I'ac Gas As El 29 1 Packard Motor 41 J. C. Penney fini Tenna R R 201 Republic Steel 171 Richfield Oil lit Safeway Stores ........ 421 Sears Roebuck , .... 77 Southern Pacific 26 i Standard Brands 71 Sunshine Mining . ... 8 Trans-America 91 Union Oil Calif 20 Union Pacific 871 U S Steel 351 Warner Pictures 15 Ronfro to Play In All-Star Game PULLMAN, June 11 P) Couch Babe Holllngbery an nounced yesterday that Dick Renfro, Washington State col lege back field star, has accept ed an invitation to play In the annual college all-star-professional championship football game In Chicago August 25. Renfro'i acceptance brings to three the number of WSC men s who may ace action against the Washington Redskins of the Na tional Professional league. Pri vates Bob Kennedy and Nick Siuoeff, both stationed at Fort George Wright, Wosh., previous ly had accepted bids. CHICAGO, Juno 11 (AP-US-DA) Potutocs, arrivals 43; on track SI; total US shipments 0(15; supplies very light; demand exceeds available supplies; mar ket unsettled; California Long Whites US No. 1, $4.15; Louisi ana Bliss Triumphs victory grade V4.U0-10; Mississippi Bliss Triumphs victory grodo $3.05. SWEEPS GR1 PITS CHICAGO. June 11 fPI I Bullish enthusiasm over-ran the grain pits toduy, second wheal up more than a cent at times, and pushing outs and rye to new scusonul peuks. Turnover was heavy und profit-taking stemmed the advance, but the murket rcmuincd firm through to the close. .The July oats contract feat ured trading by establishing new high for the past 23 years. Sep tember ryo hit $1.00 a bushel. Buying In all pits was based upon tho June 1 government ( crop report, which showed a sub stantial decline In grain produc tion this yeur. At the close wheat was 1-1 cent higher, July $1,451-1, Sep tcmbur $1,431, and corn was un changed, July $1 US, oats were up 1-ic and rye gained 11-llc. WAR BONDS As Spring sears America's hun dreds of thoussnds of anglers turn their thoughts to the Ashing streams snd lakes. But you must make that eld tackle do the Job this year for manufacturers are turning out war erdera Instead of new fishing laekle. You can ssve for that new rod or reel during the duration by your pur chase of War Bands today. t Buy mora and more War Bends every paydsy and build a nest-egg for future ncods when domestic con sumers goods are more plentiful land lower In price. Your Increased purchose of War Bonds Is essenual to pay the war costs. "You've Done Your Bit, Now Do Your Best," 0. S, TriiuHT DiparlmiHl LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 11 (APUSDA) Cattle: 10. Nominal. Kor week generally 30 spot more lower. Medium to good gross steers, $14.00-15.00. Several loads 800-880 lb. grass heifers, $12.00 12.50. Good weighty cows, $11.50. Medium ewes, $0.50 10. 50; medium saus age bulls, $10.00 1 1.00, good $12. Calves: None. Steady. Good to choice ISO-230 lb. vcalcrs quoted $14.00-14.50. Hogs: None; nominal load lot good to choice 200-240 lb. bar rows and gilts quoted to $14.45 For week: around steady. Good sows $13.25 down. Sheep: 1100. About steady. Week's good to c h o 1 c e spring lambs, $14.50-15.00. Good to choice shorn lambs $13.00-13.50. Common and medium lambs weak. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. June 11 (AP USDA) Salable hogs 7,000; to tal 10.500; opened fully steady with Thursday's averages; later trade active to off; 310c higher closed at full advance: top $14.20; good and choice 180- 360 lb. $13.90-14.15; generally $M.oo up; strictly good and choice 150-180 lb. $13.00-14.00: OUIK good 3UO-33U lb. SOWS $13.60-85. Salable cattle 1000; salable calves 300; weekend market generally steady; slow on steers and helfors; but few fresh ar rivals In supply; cows steady to weak, unusually active; strong to unevenly higher trado on bulls; vcalera unchanged $13.50. 16.50; best fed steers $16.15; bulk $14.25-15.50; odd head and small packages to shippers $13.00-13.25; most heifers fully 23c under early in week; in stances 50c down; $14.25 paid freely for heavy sausage bulls with odd head to $14.40; re liable cleanup stockcr and feed er cattle for week at fully steady prices; liberal supply go ing east at $14.00-15.50; mostly $14.00-15.00 on medium to good 700-900 lb. averages. Salable sheep 2000; total 3500; luto Thursday, lambs steady to strong; today's trade- fat lambs opening only fairly active; steady to slightly easier; good to choice clipper lambs with No. 1 and 2 skins $14.75 13.23; load medium to good around 87 lb. clipped Colorados $13.30; odd lots spring lambs $15.00-18.25; with throwout kinds down to $14.00; sheep steady; choice 125 lb. shorn na tive ewes $8.25: few throwout ewes $7.00. s3ib tr yn PATRONIZE Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Beck's Bakery These are the established Independent Klamath basin merchants who help support the county. These are the merchants who own their property, pay their taxes, and back the community 100. They buy bonds to beck up their own boyl and their neighbors' boys in the service. They are doing their best te continue te serve you and keep the cost of living down. They invite YOUR support. Independent Grocers Also Invite Comparison Klamath Falls Creamery Nabisco Shreddies "THE SPOONFUL OF FITNESS THAT', FUN TO EAT" w Buy Bonds Saturday Specials Lettuce 15c 7 7 r I NO h PATRONIZE Crater Lake Beverage Co. Fluhrer's Bakery Wonder Bread i TtnPTlNo V V dishes PANCAKES SPEWY PANCAKE WAFFU FLOW Sugar 5 ... 32c 10 61c Lb. Carrots 3 b. 25c Milk All Brands 3-21 Oranges Sunkist 200's dos.49c Tomatoes 2 ib.. 45c Saturday Specials Matches 6 fa 25 Grapeir't Medium 4 for 25c Butter 4IHHoiaaVOBlsBm. CoSee I ' Popular Brands PtfltOC5 "33c 1 10 59c Compare "These" Prices With Those 08 the "So-Called" Big Outlets YOU'LL FIND THESE EVERYDAY PRICES AT YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCERS Kellogg Bice Krispies, 14c Kellogg Variety Pack, 26c Kellogg Pep 11c PostToasties.io. 10c Kellogg Gro-Pup 25c Freestone Peaches... 27c Tomato Juice Del Rogue... 24c Whole Grain Corn 2L, lftc Peas 303 Standby L 15c Cut Beans mo : 16c Tomatoes Sugar Loaf 2 for 39c BmSO Large 26C Ivory Soap Large.... Palmolive Soap Sunbrite Cleanser Purex H Gallon I Wheaties Klx or Cheerloats mk YOU'LL FIND THESE VALUES AT THE FOLLOWING STORES: Bagett's Grocery Shasta Way Community Grocery Lien's Cash Store Stewart Addition. Keno Bead Mac's Store 1040 East Main Merrill Road Dryden's Grocery Modern Grocery 802 East Mala 1142 Portland East Side Grocery Myrtle's Food Store Shasta Way 921 East Main FiSth Ave. Grocery Robinson's Market 4839 South Sixth Altamont Drive and LaVerne Joe's Grocery & Market Shasta Food Market Shaste Way Twin GMs Grocery wmm New 12c 0c 6c 27c pkg.27C 620 East Main Keno Store West Side Grocery V3lBrM' I93SV 12 Wnrfs . . . Piofii or Iodized Keno, Ore. Weyerhaeuser 24 Main
