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July 0. 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN SHAKY OPENING STEADIES TO CHART HIGHS NEW YOnK, July 0 (IV-Hal-lying rutin provided spri-lull.ud buylnK liiccnllvu for other hoc llonii of toduy's slork market and fnvorllot rono friictloim to a point or mora, a number to new IiIkIis (or (ho year or loimor. Trends wcro shaky nt the opening hut o revived appotlta for the lately apathetic curriers turned tha title by mld-duy, Transfers rxcoeded 1,000,000 shares (or tho first tlma In a wprk. Profit tuklntf Kiid tho trim ming of commitment for the week-end nerved to keep tho ud vence within bound und put many pivotiili In the minui column. In the "new hliih" clans were uticli Issues us Santa Ye. Yellow Truck, Preferred-1 of Alleghany Corp, and Stundurd wis. l'roml livnt gainers iueluiled SouUiern Pacific, r;rel Northern. Inter nntlonul Telephone, U. 8. Hub her, General Eloctrlr, und Snir Roebuck. On tho Inning end most of the time were Chrysler, Gen eral Motors. Ueero, Spcrry and Eeatman Kodak. Clonlnw quotations: Amcrlcnn Can 001 Am Car ft Kdy 4:U Am Tel Ac Tol ISM Anaconda . 2711 Calif Packing 2i Cat Tractor Sit Commonwculth k Sou t General Electric 231 General Motor AM GGt Nor Hy pfd 304 Illinois primal mi lilt Harvester 72 Kennecott 311 Lockheed 201 Long-Bell "A" ... ... 10 Montgomery Ward 40 NashKelv 131 N Y Central .. 1BI Northern Pacific 181 Pac Ga & El 20 Packard Motor 41 J C Penney 00 Penna R n ........ 30 Republic Steel 10! Richfield Oil 101 Safeway Store 45 Sear Roebuck 82 Southern Pacific 281 Standard Brand 7 Sunahlne Mining Si Trans-America 9 Union Oil Calif ..... 211 Union Pacific 1001 U S Steel 571 Warner Picture 141 Lumber Mill Blare At Dallas Costs $50,000 Damage SALEM, July 0 (T) Official of the Fern Lumber company ei tlmatcd today at $30,000 the losi from (Ire which destroyed Its mill ilx mile from Dalla on the Falla City highway early yes terday. The fire broke out about mid night and quickly awept through all tho building despite efforts of Dallas city firemen and Camp Adair soldiers. Origin of the blaze has not been determined. Only tha planer and some tacks of lumber were saved. Western Pine Shipments Steady PORTLAND, Ore., July W) Production and shipment con tinued at tho approximate pace they set the previous week but were slightly under tho figure for the same week last year, tha Western Pino association re ported today (or the week end ing July 3. Figures: production 68,230,000 board feet, 68,755, 000 previous week, 66,437,000 same week of 1042. Shipments 6:1,071,000 board feet, 62,083, 000 and 68,630,000. Orders 73, 632,000 board (cet, 66,636,000 and 72,286,000. Potatoes CHICAGO, July 0 (H) Pota toes: arrival 104; on track 198; total U. S, shipments 1068; sup pile modorate; for Bits Tri umph demand good, market atrong; for California itock de mand good, market firm; (or Cobblers demand fair, market steady; California Long Whites U. S. No. 1, $4.10-4.20; Russet Burbanks $4.10; Carolina Cob bler $2,05 3.03; Arkunsus Bliss Triumphs $3.34; Missouri Cob bler $2.33-2.50, LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 (AP-WFA) CATTLE: 60. Nominally steady, Lot 1000-lb, medium steers, $12.23 to coun try; looks 80 lower; for weok: odd 1170-11). grass steers $13.00; few medium hoifors $12.00; few fat grass cows, $ 10.301 1.00; medium bull $0.00-$ 10.00, few I $11.00, Calvos: Nono, For week:; weak to lower. Few choice vcnl-. era $14.00; common to medium calves. $0.00-$12.00. , j 1IOUS: 130. Steady to 10 low-1 cr; one load good 230-lb. bar-j rows and gilts $14.40. Small package 260 lbs. $14.00; few 4(10 lb. good sows $13.00, possibly 23 lower. I SHEEP: 1200. Undertone ful ly stcudy; for week: good to choice loadlots; bulk, $14.30 $13 30; cull to good ewes $2.50 $0.30. PORTLAND, Ore., July 9 (AP USDA) CATTLE: Salablo 50, total 130; calve salable 10, total 23; scattered sale steady with late Thursday; few common steers unsold; good-choice grain fed steers $15 23 18 73; grass steers mostly $13.00-$14.00; can ner and cutter cow $6.00-$7.50: fat dairy type cow to $0.00; grass fnt beef cow $10.30 $11.30; young cow to $12.00; medium-good bulls salable $U.O0-$12.7S; good-choice veal era $14.00-50. HOGS: Salable 50, total 330; market active fairly steady; good-choice 190-230 lb. $14.50; 1 choice lot 194 lb. $14.65; 245 355 lb. 313.78-S14.00; good sows $11.73; choice light feeder pigs quotable to $17.50. SHEEP: Salable 60. total 600; market steady; (ew medium good spring lambs I12.00S13.00; good-choice grades t a 1 a b 1 c $13.23-50; common grade quot able down to $10.00: medium yearlings $10.50; common-medium ewes $2. 00-14. 30; good ewes $5.00-50. WHEAT CHICAGO, July 9 (Sell ing pressure Initiated by .failure of anti-subsidy and corn ceiling Miflilnn Inffluln! Inn In nnca nn. gress brought about (airly sub stantial declines in all grains to day, Trading was heavy at the start but dwindled as the session continued with no sustained ral lying power displayed. Wheat dropped 2 cents and oats a cent before encountering support. With congress recessing, traders were pessimistic about the possibility o( higher prices. Renewed soiling developed be fore the close and final prices were generally at tho day's lows with wheat off 2-21, July $1.45, CHICAGO, July 9 (AP-WFA) Salable hogs 11,000; total $17, 800; alow, very uneven and gen erally 10-23 lower than Thurs day's averages: good and choice 190-270 lbs. $13.60-80; practical top $13.80; load or so choice 200 230 lbs. $13.85 and $13.95: 270 360 lbs. $13.40-70; 150-180 lbs. $12.00 13.50; Increased supply sows 25-35 lower; good and choice 350-550 lbs. 12.50-85; (cw choice lighter weight to $13.00. Salable cattle 700; total 1000; salable calves 400; alow; steady to wheat market on most killing classes; run mostly cow and good to choice alaughter steers; steer steady to weak; several loads good to choice offerings $15.7S-$16.3S; medium grades on peddling basis at $14.00 down; most beef cow $10.50-$12.00. dull; canners and cutters (airly j active at $8.00-$10.30; and relia ble demand (or strictly good cows selling at $13.00 and better; bulla steady with weighty saus age offerings to $14.60; vealers unchanged at $14.00-$15.BO; undertone In stock cattle weak Salable sheep 1000; total 5000; (at spring lambs and yearlings (airly active; steady to strong; quality of spring Iambi Im proved; early tales medium to choice native spring lambs 14.00-$15.33 best held above $15.60; around a deck medium light weight yearlings $12.25: others held above $13.26; sheep about steady; choice slaughter ewes $7.60 down; (ew heavy gob by ewes $6.75; bucks $6.50; late Thursday double choice 88 lbs. yearlings with No. 1 skins $14.25; (ew other $13.73. Snell Attends NW Governors' Meeting SALEM,' July 9 (IP) Govern or Earl Snell will leave (or Boise, Idaho, Saturday to attend next Monday's conference of northwest governors on propos sals by the Bonneville power ad ministration to increase its wat er storage for Columbia river dams. Attending the one-day meet ing will be the governors of Ore gon, Washington, Idaho, Mon tana and Wyoming, Snell said. September $1.46. Oats were down 1-11 and rye was down li- 31. ' be sure it's PURE CANE SUGAR 'insist on GH GH SUGAR CANE, l?ANUlAnJ We, as Independent Grocers are doing our utmost for our boys on the bat tle lines, as well as mak ing every effort to con tinue to provide the nu tritious foods essential to full-speed work at home. We are striving to overcome the effects of shortags and regula tions to give you the best food products at the most reasonable prices. Patronize your Independent Grocer! Keep, c&ecdttuf, With -v ..fl ft fewft (S . Mitel? aimd Proper nutrition starts with dairy products . young and old need plenty of good milk and butter to keep healthy. Klamath Falls Creamery Klamath Independent Merchants urge you to put your extra dollars into War Stamps and Bonds to help build the Shangri-La! It's a small price to pay for Freedom . . . with interest. Dur ing the month of July, in addition to your usual bond purchases, invest every extra dollar in the Shangri-La. Please take part of your change in Stamps. SATURDAY SPECIALS SEE THESE GROCERS FOR THE LOWEST PRICED BERRIES IN TOWN! Sutter 49' Sugar 10 Lbs. 61 5 Lbs. 32c Kerr Quart Jars 89c Regular. Kerr Lids Kerr Caps Regular 10c Compl.l. 25c Regular. Kerr Lids Kerr Wide Mouth Caps Complete Wide Mouth 35c 15c EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Kellogg's Rice Krispies PkB. 14c Kellogg's Variety Pack p. 26c Kellogg's Pep Pkg. 11c Pkg. Kellogg's Gro-Pup 4-0s. vauuaiu 9 vuni HUliaill 9 a7C(U BwMt Gem. Mo. 2 .... Whole Grain, Me. 1 (II Pis.) Sugar Loai Tomatoes Large Oxydol PkB Large Ivory Pkg Palmolive Soap Bar Sunbrite Cleanser (24. Pts.) Solid Pack, Mo. 2H Each 27c 24c 15c 15c 39c 26c lZc 8c 6c DRYDEN'S GROCERY 1842 Portland EAST SIDE GROCERY 921 East Main FIFTH AVE. GROCERY Altamont Drive and LaV.in. "- - JOE'S GROCERY 8 MARKET 24 Main KENO STORE K.no, Or. LAPSLEY'S GROCERY 3802 Boardman LIEN'S CASH STORE Stewart Addition, Keno Road MAC'S STORE a Merrill Road MODERN GROCERY 802 East Mala MYRTLE'S FOOD STORE " Shasta War - ROBINSON'S MARKET 4839 South Sixth SHASTA FOOD MARKET Shasta War TWIN GIRLS GROCERY 820 East Main . WEST KLAMATH GROCERY Weyerhaeuser BAGETT'S GROCERY Shasta War COMMUNITY GROCERY 1040 East Main t BEMIE INU ffiBM
