Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 09, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextNational Potato Letter .... Final Spud Crop Report To ' Show Little Change, Belief ' Thin l tlm time of year when literally riothliiK tun bp mild fcboul mipily. Wo urn rlnht -twnon crop reports, uml since 1 1 nt urowlnu annum in uiulrd, (here Is no bimls for cnnH'L'liiru, Wo cannot believe Unit llio Uu cfinlwr (liuil report will bo trcntlv different from Novum er, wltlioiiKh crop lilnlory shows Unit Auiiiiht lum been u bettor Imlli'iitor of fliiiil flKini'K tliiin any IntervenliiK monlli. Hut this win ii frenk yeur, with Itllllnu frosts In most of Out country bout iii Into u lliey come, mi wu mo Htuck Willi ubout the Novem ber estimate, (ioskIIiIv with mime acreliKe revision. If uemme I" revised .we would expect cluuiKci) In tbe yield also, with not in mh clinnuu In tutnl produc tion. Movement Total Hhlpinema Ml let off uuiiln liml week to MITi cms, of which i!UB were for the Kovernmenl, leavlntf 4014 for commercliil miirki-lH. Miirket-wlse, this rep resents little cIiiiiikc, ulncc ship ments In tbe preceding week wi'eru only 41111(1 for commiircliil inurkeU uiul (100 for tbe Kovern- nient. Ducllno In Kovcrnment cum was anticipated duo to clone of HelKlun export deul. Miiiuo lend auuln with KIUB, closely pressed by Idiibo with 12IIII. No other stuto louclied (1(10, but six xtutcM were cloHely bunched nt lillll for Orenon, 211(1 for Colorado, 270 for Nebraska, 2711 for I,oiiK iNliind, 271 for the two-slate Hed Itiver vulley urea, mid 2,Vl for nil of Cullfornlii, Comparison of lotul to ditto for the 111 Into miii -plus Htuteii with the nearest com- pnriible dale last yeur show shortfall of IIII04 In spite of on precedented UOA purchuioi iimoiiiitiiiK to ubout 40 million bushels, There In not much point In rellerutlnu this point the season Just Dimply bun un all inent, and the llilnu to do now la to ease tlm puln un much an pos alblo and apply eiioiiKh prevent ive medicine so It never liappona uiiiiln. Maine him had consistently kIilU, rlnmiit,,! Ullh Hull ntui-lr,.! allowing slightly firmer under- tone, prices 4U-nu cenia under floor; apparently tbo very beuvy holdliiK of emergency atored atocka are Influencing the Mnlne price, although we Mt ill ciiiinot understand why, with a hum program to curry tbo bur den, New York (upatiilc) demand alow, market dull, prlcea AO cuntH under floor; thla juice la no help to Mnlne'a dlatrlbutlun, Mlchl- ,,,. ,I..h,.I I,,.,,, .1,..,, ,.,.. ket turnliiK dull and unaettled, Willi price no cenia uimer noor, iippnreiilly for few aalea. Wis consin demuiit'l moally light, niur- Kei tiiiu to aooui , ateuoy, wan prlcea not tpioted because of too row aitlea. Norm Uakola, Hcu Itlvi'i' vulley demand la very (lull fmrl Uriel,, nil tu im 4S fenlM under floor for Cobbler to 25 centa uiiiier lor unaa; jNcorusKa demiind la fair, turning Unlit with market dull, turning firm for No. l', dull for No. 2'a, prlcea ut floor to nickel over for No. l'a wushed stock. Colorado Sail Luis valley demand luia been fair, turning alow, market dull with weakness ut mid-week, and prlcea nickel lo dime lower than pre ceding week but nickel over floor on washed basis. Idaho de mand hoa been fulr, turning mod eruto, market ateudy after week end strength, and prlcea up 10-15 centa to 15-20 centa over floor on wuahed buala Washington de mand moderate turning fulr, market ateudy, prlcea up a nickel at lft-20 centa over floor at Yuk Imn, 30-89 over ut Ellensburg, both on washed buala. Chicago reporta ahow demand for Idaho fair turning good with prlcea ateudy to firm; demand for others mostly alow ond mar ket tnoatly dull and weak. New York hna been ateudy, turning dull for Idiihoa, dull after strengthening for ountcrn stock. Alluntu bus been ateudy; Boston ubout steady turning dull. De troit, about steady after weak ness at mid-week. Minneapolis steady after a duy of weakness on the 21st; Philadelphia dull; Hun Francisco about steady, with Klamath Russets unchunged at $2.75 to ,').00 for LCL lota of U. S. No. 1 A's at wholesale. Truck-holdings stay high, with not much change from preceding week. Wo do not know how to dope markets for the immediate fu ture. The coal strike is not ex pected to affect food movement, but we would expect schedules to be more uncertain then ever. t -o ' fvaisvimjui mtiE 8jriicz,HiLAjBmm''"m''VR ( WVIt fWrt k I VI6 DiDWl KriO) 5 cone J JSjZri it 50 A3 H"S DAftK WE'LL SIMM covo wml Riism bi punk wiiH ne , I sol mCmm6 Cull M uu J I t-r c-iopfl A Vk3tJ-1 rtwo rjn. '" L crUlklft Sl .5 3 V z j MOI.,1 JU4T CftHI lt hW tM ANNIHIMtk TO UNTIL nTUt IV4 ttUMM OVLDt If NO Ulk IM UPWTIMft WW 1 1 CP'T WtLP 1 WPtBUT BOoW I RECKON fl OUR BOV I rt' loo TBIVIftL OMO PVlVf TO IT.POIVT' I PLftC 0 ViUK Wt WMJS. II M16HTV UJCKW.Mfl MtMTIOM (SNNWPNt ftkJOleXtN 60 UONtOMt I HOONtW, Mft ft LOT TO "1 & I l)feR . Mi NOT UMDtR6Tt0'. HfcCt WITHOUT L I OO WiSK 06 THftNKRJL I Of HVM HURTH1 I Tm- alv -i 1 flic uarvUT rAn I Tiiumc & Unkircoeitl ' TT" 1 """' ' " i .j 1 i pwn nrw r vrtc nnunv I nmi rvT r Tvviwt"-ruv 7T-. ILJ J JQ UtTVt WWW! H0RRIEOOT4- 6 KflPPV I H1U. UWE BOJT6 , Ql.Gy fvfu(!iv j U4 vTT ; if i - , so quick.- o wvoTtotl in. uweca up Thla automatically would lead to mild or serious trouble with dis tribution, return of cmptiea, processing, etc. Anything us fur reaching as a coal strike cunnot help affecting nearly everything which huppens, but how and how much remuin to be seen. Ter minal supplies are such that markets could react rather quick ly If movement is retarded. De partment of agriculture's head ache will zoom If movement of law grades to processors und feeders is affected, but price support still will be good if spuds are under loan. Miscellany We believe we said it before, but DOA Buys there have been relatively few objections to 1U46 acreage goals; evidently the ob jecting areas had their say be fore the final goal figures were announced. , . . Many rumors about more expert business we have tried to run them down and know that DOA is trying and may succeed. We hear that Klamath basin is having a little trouble with some sort of necrosis and that DOA hopes a way can be found to help through diver sion program. Emergency stored stocks in some sections are en dangering good potatoes in per manent storage; DOA is moving to authorize such disposal as is necessary to protect spuds In permanent storage. Maine's "5-Star" marketing scheme beamed at the consumer package trade strikes our eye this looks like what was testified against at the recent hearing on con sumer grades. It is too bad there was not general agreement on this program because if the whole industry should get behind the idea, declining per capita consumption might be reversed. , SECOND NOTICE BOISE, Ida., Dec. 9 M') Find ing no coal at a Boise fuel yard, burglurs made a second choice. They stole an axe, a cross-cut saw and a log chain. WRONG CUSTOMER ROCKFOHD, 111., Dec. 9 (IP) Burtcndvr Robert McCarthy said it was bad enough when some one stole his $20 green topcoat from the tavern where he works, but he felt worse wiicn Frank Jennings tried to sell it back to him for $1.50 a few hours later. Jennings denied ho stole the coat but was held on a larceny charge, LOTS OF TIME CHICAGO, Dec. 9 (A') Some one with time on his hands, broke into the car of Robert Ellsworth last night. Now the man with the time on his hands can keep track o it he got 135 electric clocks. 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