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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1943)
July 16, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN BUYING TINGES MAHKE T m ill RECOVER! Hi. By VICTOR EUBANK NKW YOHK, July 10 (P) ticlnotlve buying of steels, roll, air transports and specialties lm purled modest recovery tinge In today's atock market, , Whllo Hie Hut Mill had to con tend with light profit canning on the racuni swing lo average penks for nearly (our years, tlio news gouomlly wn Inspiring to bullish forces and many who trimmed accounts In tlio latter purl of Thuritdiiy'i session, rein stated commltmcnti to lomo ex tent. O Dealings slackened at Inter ims niul triiualcra for the full proceeding were around 1,000, UUO ahnrea. Hopeful war tiding! from Sic ily, Kuiuila and the war Pacific provided the principal ntlmultii (or the early comeback. The Itoonovelt - Churchill ultimatum to Duly waa a factor. Revamping of Washington economic con troll fllcd to dim Inflation pay , chology particularly and Invcat- ment funds continued to seek employment. Much of the hosi tnney apparent wua attributed lo the idea mora of a technical cor rection waa likely. Cloning quotations: Amerlcun Can .. 001 Am Cur & Kdy ... 3HI Am Tel & Tel .......1BB Anaconda 281 Calif Packing . 201 Cat Tractor 83 C ommonwealth 4c Sou I lencriil Electric 3R1 General Motors AM fit Nor By pfd 31 i Illinola Central Ml Ina Harvester . 731 Kennecntt 341 Lockheed 201 Mnntiinmery Ward 4R1 Naah-Kelv 131 N Y Central 181 Northern Pacifio 181 Pac Goa & El 201 Packard Motor 41 J C Penney DDI Penna B R ................. 30 Republic Steel .......... 101 Richfield Oil 111 Safoway Stores . 451 Sears Roebuck 84 Southern Pacific ....... 271 Standard Brands ................ 71 Sunshine Mining fl Train-America ....... 9 O Union Oil CalU 221 Union Pacific . 102t U S Steel .... 80 Warner Pictures 131 Potatoes CHICAGO, July 18 (AP-WFA) Fotatoes, arrivals 07; on track 238; total US shipments 744; supplies moderate; demand fair; market firm on best stock Cali fornia Long Whites US No. 1, 84.30; Virginia cobblers US No. 1, 3.23; Arkansas Dlisa Tri umphs US No. 1, $3.78; Missouri cobblers fair to generally good quality $2.30-73; Nebraska Red Warbas good quality $3.70. Portland Produce ti It T fell A A arid ortnti. 4ke: eartona. 4TWe A trad prlata, icc. cartons, 4To B riffa print a. itet rartAtii, eo lb. fll'TTKIIKAT rirtt qualllr. matlmum of .1 of I pr eont acMltv, iMlvarad at Port I nil. I2&i) II. i prs-mlum quality, mi Imum of M of I prr cent aridity, MM1,'; lb. i valley rmita ami muntrv prints. So In i than flnt, or MW'se; second quality at I'cirtland. lo under flnt or MMVfco ll. niKKHK-ftolllntf nrlca to Portland r Utri (ifffon trlplfia, s th. loaf, I0fl lb. trlnlfla to wholfaalrra, ITe lb. i loaf, !7'er. roil. KUtJH I'rlcff in rflallri. hi caiest A fraiin largn, 47.t. A medium. sSVfcf, A atnall. lV',c rtnion. Nominal pricaa to pro ilwrra; A large-, 41c; It larga, 4lCi A Birdliim, 40r; It larsr, 4)'i. 1,1 VK FilllLTRY-iluylni priwst Kn. 1 iraula Leu lm rn hmllrra, up to t't lbs., WV; rlrret trytrf, under f'i to 4 Iha., t9c ii.loreil rnaittrrii, over 4 Int., Wrj linrn lirnn, iimter lbs., I.Vfcei over H'fc IN., colored hen", 4 to & Ihi., Mfcc; ovrf A Mm., aflticj old roosters, tlfa lb,; stogi, fl'f lit. IHIKSNKD TtUtKEVS- "flllni price: Ctumtry tlreannl lirreder hans, JMI-SSp h. It A ntllTN -(Joverninrnt filling: Average V.nnlry kilted to retallera, 410 Ib.j llva s'tttf to priHturera, flo In. HA V N tinlrnalo yricm nnniinal: Alfalfa, Vu. t or lirtter, I.11.O0; No, I Mnntaiin tlnintliv. .'n.m: Nrt, I grma hay, f.'ti.oo; nat-velrlt, 2,V00 20.00 lf.it, valley (Milnt; tliimlliy (valley), sJJ.VOO ton, elnvor, 2A.OO lo.oo ton. OMONH-nrren, MMn dot, hunche.; Taa yellhw, -.'.TA; rnllfnrnli. 2.Tn; Wnllft Unlla, 17.40 rr AO Hi. ling, r iTATHKH- New Vnklina Whlta No, 1, (0 : a?A rental. t'OI'NTKV MKAlHftullltark prkn lo r. fuller: I'fiiintrv Killed hufa, licit hutrhera, liro.MO llu xnr i vrlrr. A , ; . ll''-i It, 0p; c, t:c; D, lAHo I". I ratinrr-eutler ciiw. Mio ll. ; bulla rnrvrr e.itlrr., uo; lamho. AA, ?c; A, It'.ir; H, at,P : V, JOJVicj owea, Kfl. n'irj med ium. Vie; R, tact mt, AA, tlo 8, too LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 16 (AP-WFA) Cuttle: salable 28. Nominal. For week: generally steady, broader out look; week's top puckago good to choice U31 lb. experiment steers $ 1 8.0(1, several lauds med ium to good $14.0(1-78; around 180 lienors, 913.00-14.00; few loads good rungo cows $10.78 $11.00; aged medium cows $0 $0.80; few cutters $8.80; bulk cannors and cutters $0.00-8.00. Medium bulls $10.00-11.00, few $12.00. Calves: for week 88, staudy to weak; few good lo clinics vculers $13.00-14.00. Hogs: sulahlo 100. Steady. About load and ono half 210-240 lb. good barrows and gilts $14.40 80; odd good sows $13.28. Shrcp: suluhlo 1100. Fully steady; packago good woolcd 73 lb. lambs $14.80; about 800 head 74 to 70 lbs. medium to good ahnm lambs $12.00-13.23; cull ewea $2.80. Good ewes quoted $6.30. For week ro celpts 12,400. CHICAGO, July 1 (AP-WFA) Salable hogs 10,000; total 24, 000; active; generally steady to 10c higher; sonio undorwelghts up more; sows 10c hlghor; top $14.00; good and choico 180-270 lbs. $13.78-14.00; 270-380 lbs. $13.80-13 80; good and choke1 180-180 lbs. $13.28 83; 140-100 lbs. $12.30-13.80; most 350 530 lbs. sows $12.73-13.10; few choice lightweights $13.23. Sulablo sherp 1000; totnl 8300; steady on all clusscs; odd bunches good to choico unlive apring lumbs $18.00-30; top $18.30; nothing done of few yearlings here; good to choice shorn slaughter ewes $7.00-73. Salable cattle 1000; total 1300; sulablo calves 400; total 400; fed steers und ycurllngs medium and good grades on peddling basis; steady to weak; most sales at new low, uneven 28-SOc decline; common ond medium light slaughter steers at new low on crop; same true on comparable heifers; no strict ly choice steers here; best $18.40; bulk $13.00-13.00; plain heifers down $10.00 with med ium offerings $11.80-12.30; cows 23c lower; weighty cutlers sell ing below $10.00; bulls steady to weak; heavy sausage offer ings up to $14.78; vealers ateady at $18.80 down; today's run largely cows. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. July 16 (AP USDA) Cattle: salable totul 10; calves salable 8. total 23; mar ket nominal; week's market 23 30c lower and very slow on largest run since last Novem ber; good and choice fed steers sold from $13.00-16.28; best fed heifers $13.80; grass steers $14 down: heifers $13 down: canner and cutter cows $6.00-8.00; fat ! dairy typo cows to $0; grass fat beef cows $10.00-11.23; medium good bulls unevenly lower late, few $12 down; good-choice veal ers salable $14.00-30. Hogs: salable and total 223; market quotable, steady; good choice around 183-230 lb. sal able $14.00-13; good sows sold down to $10.28 late Thursday; choice light feeder pigs quotable to $17.23. Sheep: salable 23; total 73; market slow, mostly nominal; good-choice spring lambs quot able $13.00-23; medium-good lots $12.80; feeders $10.00; good ewes salable $3.00-80 or above. WHEAT CHICAGO, July 16 (ff) Sell ing of rye unsettled grains today, the market again having to con tend with disappointed liquida tion over the statement of Price Administrator Prentiss Brown that present ceilings on corn will be maintained. Rye was down mora than cent at times, but losses In wheat and oats were only fractional. Commission houses gave Sep tember wheat support at $1,441, steadying the market. Crop re ports woro fnvornble and the quality of winter wheat now be ing harvested was reported as superior to that of last year, par ticularly with regard to moisture content. It was said one more good rain would carry the spring wheat crop In the northwest to mnturity. At the close wheat was l-l lower, July $1.44i, September $1,441-1, oats were off l-J, July 701, and rye was down 1-1 i, July $1.07. be sure it's . , qPURE cane sugar insist on gh SUGAR fCANF) The job of supplying Mrs. America with her food needs It net being shirked by your Independent Grocer. The problems of making available scarce articles, and of holding down rising prices, are willingly accepted. Your Independent Grocer Invites Comparison! In thai trying and nrv-wracking times, it behooves us all to work to gether. We, as suppliers of food to your Independent Grocers, are doing our utmost to see that the grocer gets your every need and want that it's humanly possible to buy. If your grocer is out of some certain item, don't be discouraged. Ask him again the next time you are in, and if it is ob tainable he will get it for you. He is our friend, and your friend. Let's give him a chance to serve us. WADHAMS COMPANY Manufacturers and Wholesale Grocers Home of WADHAMS BRAND Pure Foods SATURDAY SPECIALS Butter lb, 49c Sugar 5 lbs. 32c; 10 lbs 61c g .49c -2 "19c i- 3 -22C 3 -29c O Saga No. 2tt Tins Large Heads Peaches Lettuce PuSSed Wheat Milk (Cello Pack) . Popular Brands EVERYDAY LOW PKICES Skippy Peanut Butter Chunk or Cream. yQA Pound iDC Vinegar 35c Gallon ... Kellogg's All Bran 20c 13c Large Pkg. Small Pkg. ' V Snowflake Crackers b"; 35c NBC Shreddies 2 lor 29c Pen-Jel 2 for 25c Parowax l-Lb. Packagas 2 ,r 35c Certo 3 ,o, 49c . Red Rose Steel Cut Oats 2 Lb. 16c Old Dutch Cleanser 9c Package Oxydol ; La... 27C Duz Large 27c EAST SIDE GROCERY 821 East Mala FIFTH AVE. GROCERY Altamon! Drive end LaVerae JOE'S GROCERY 8 MARKET 24 Main KENO STORE Ksno, Ore. LAPSLEY'S GROCERY 1 3802 Boaidmao LIEN'S CASH STORE Stewart Addition, Kene Road MAC'S STORE Merrill Road MODERN GROCERY 802 East Main MYRTLE'S FOOD STORE Shasta War ROBINSON'S MARKET 4839 South Sixth SHASTA FOOD MARKET Shasta War TWIN GIRLS GROCERY 620 East Mala WEST KLAMATH GROCERY Weverhaauser BAGETT'S GROCERY Shasta War COMMUNITY GROCERY 1040 East Mala DRYDEN'S GROCERY 1842 Portland MDEPENDEOT GROCERS f
