July 16, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
BUYING TINGES
MAHKE
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ill RECOVER!
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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
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