Herald and news., March 11, 1948, Page 13, Image 13

THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1948
HbRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THIRTEEN
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Selling Knocks Wheat Price
CHICAGO, Mt ill II Ifl'i-A arllliiii wiivci lilt kiiiIiis slwrlly lii-furo
tlicf ('limn lotliiy untl prlrrs look u Ki'vrrn timihli.
Hrlllnic Hturtrtl drill In oom. lirnkrrs sntil II ri'pii'Nriiti'il iirnllt
Uklim mill IliiuUlnlloii by dlnouuniKi'il IhiIiIits, Hrlllnii sinm hi'iiil to
other pltii.
TIidjii was no spri'lllt! imwn from Din uuiitiiltm-o ili'imi'lini'iit on
flour piiri'lmnpii. However, it npokeriiimit milil lu-cepliinces of offuiH wnulil
bo m-iiI lo mill" lulrr Imliiv. Mi'iinwlillc, llin whriil inuikrl found no
iippiirt friiiii iiiIIIIiik Inlt'ri'Mii.
Whriil rnilril IV to 2 rent Inwur. Muy l'M'-,-i 37, corn was 2 to
44 cents lower, Muy $'J .I'J-Si.l I'b, outs were - lo 2 cents lower, Muy
llOU't-V "nn soybeans were 3' lo 4 rents lower. May $'J :m
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Early Market
Gains Lost
Ni:V YoltK. M.111I1 II oiv Holt
mini! L-tiliiuimllllrA lli-lpril ntem the
iccovrry tliie 111 Iik mini nmi
krl. MoviiiK pli'tiui'ji mitt ulit-riifu Ird
mi riuiy lint upwlnit but 1110M failed
to bold untl noinr were thrown or
minor lowiea.
While ainull plua muiia miuilm-cl
lieiir lilt rlur, ilri llnrn were num
erous. 1 cal IriUK t.ipelrd lifter one uf the
upredlriit flrnt hours of the pusl
iiinnth. Volume, however, of about
UUfl.000 slurr wua Ihe InrKeAl alnre
inlil-Kebrimry.
I'liiuinouiii I'lclum, l.iew'i.
Winner Hum. mil Twentieth
t.'eiitury-Kox were buoyed by nii
itounL'ement from London of an
AUKlU'Ameilcitu film pact.
Alirnd the xreitter part of the time
- aomo cvmtuully slipped were
Jlowe Sound, llelhleliein Htcel,
(liMHlrkh, J, 1. CaAr, Wenleru Union
ml IU4H ienk In further rrflee
11. Hi of Itn flrnt dividend sliu-r 1IM.M,
mid Aliunde Count l.lne.
Intermittent InKKitrdii were Chrya
Irr, Ieeic. rieurs Itoeburk, (.ilellll
.Murtin, Ainern-nu HmeltniK. Kenue-i-olt.
Northern rnclflc nfid 1'nelflc
Weilrrll Oil.
II0111U were lutrrowly irrrjiuliir.
Cotton, towiud Ihe finihh, wax off
no rents to up lt vents bule. At
Cltlcitfc'o uiuiim ended ubovo tiiclr
Io. Whrnt was oft l' to 2 cents
bushel, Kirn 3 to 4'. mid out ,
to 2.
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Calif HjrkliiK
Canadian Pacific
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Chrynlcr
Comwlih Ac Hou
Conaol Kdlnon
t.'oiu Vullee
Crown rllerbnrk
Ciirtlu WrlKlu
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Kcitra Itoebuck
Wnrliilr Oil . .
Southern Paclfir .
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Ktudebuker Corp
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Missing At Sea
Klamath Baiin
Potato Shipments
(la Carload,)
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March 10 I' 40
Month lo Date 157 3M
Hraaon to Hate UlTi u:,lll
PORTLAND, March 10 11',- Polu
Uiea OreKon Deachutea mid Klam
ath RuaaeLa, No. 1, 35 llw., tl 5B-1 115;
16 lbil., lOc-ll 06. I1I11I10 ItliMiila, tin.
1-A, 5.76.
CH1CAOO, Miirch 11 1AP-UHIM1
Potaloen: U. H. Uitnl ahlpineulii Hii7;
arrival! M; on traek 2bl: aupplle
llKht; demand alow; market un
settled; very few sali-s; Idaho llm
set Hurbanka U. 8. No. 1, 5 85-flOQ,
atandarda 6 50, utllltlca 4 03',; Mln-nrsota-North
Dakota Red River val
ley cobbler 3 05; South Dakota Hllaa
Trlumpha 3.30.
Henlev
Mm. Clyde Roberta left Uiiturduv
for Han Kranclaco where alio will
ti:ke a three-month civil wrvlie
course. While Mrs. Roberta la away
her two aona will atay In Klumuth
FhIIs with her dHUiihtcr, Mra, Erllng
Melby.
11101 a Chestnut la home on a
two-week vacation. Hhe la taking
iiursn'i tralnlhK at 8t, Vlncent'a
l ospltnl In Portland Btid will leave
Knturdny to reaurne her work. She
will complete hfr tralnlriK course In
six months and then plans to enter
P.. tile school lei prepare for mis
sionary work. Hhe Is the daunhter of
Mi. and Mrs. Ray Hkelton.
Johnny W11III11 was In bed four
duys with flu.
Mrs. IrvltiK Dixon Is In Portland
for a two-week vacation,
Word has oeen received from Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bemon that they
me hiivlrut a pleasant vacation In
Mexico,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Clement and
son. BU-phen, have moved Into the
V L. Clement place on Hill road
to' make their home In the new
house Just completed by Clement'a
father, W. L. Clement.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorsc Williams
lire llvliiK In Mrs. Clyde Robert's
houkc while she la In Bun Francisco.
Fire destroyed two chicken houses
Thursday nlxht and 800 baby ciilcka
bdonirlnif to Jim O'Donahue. The
houses were on property owned by
Boyd liruner. Two other chicken
houses on the place were not
burned.
Mr. and Mra. Jim Comutt and
family have returned to their home
In Medford after a two-month atay
with Cornutt'a parenu. Mr. and
Mra. Boyd Druner. Cornutt haa been
vorklng on a house owned by Bru
ner. Mrs. Jack Welmer la remodeling
the Welmer home.
Mr. and Mra. Jess Johnson were
among theme In attendance at the
Lost River grange card party Sat
urday night at Olene. Mr. and Mra.
Irving Campbell were In charge for
the evening.
Biinduy the Henley grange gave
a ahower for Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Johnson whose house burned re
cently. DeLoa Mills haa returned from a
trip to Mexico.
B. T. McKlmmlru was Inspecting
cattle at the Drew ranch Batur
day. Monday, Mra. Harold Dehllnger
substituted for Miss Rumer at Hen
ley grade school.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mcintosh
of Klamath Falls were week-end
guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tllton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis and
Mrs. June Butler of Merrill were
Hundny dinner guests of Mr. and
Mra. Max Marvin.
Hugh Routley visited at the Har
old Dehllnger ranch last week.
Judge U. E. Reeder made a busi
ness trip to Portland last week.
Mra. O. 8. Thompson and Mrs.
Ed Ryan drove to Orants Pass on
Friday to attend the basketball
tournament.
Lights In Henley were out for
over two hours Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Dehllnger re
turned Monday from a three weeks'
trip to Salem to visit Mrs. Di'hlln
ger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Cook.
Power Meeting
Colled Here Friday
Persons Interested In the forma
tion of a public utilities district
here to try to acquire use of Bonne
ville dam power are called to meet
Friday night at 8 o'clock In the
courthoaie circuit courtroom.
Officers of the organization will
b". elected at that time and steps
taken toward the formation of a
public utilities district.
Classified Ads bring Real Results I
Railroad Film
To Be Shown Here
"This Is My Railroad," a Cris
t' our documentary film In sound
and technicolor tracing tht story
01 modern railroading, will be pre
sented at the Fremont school audi
torium Thursday, March 18, at 7: JO
p. m., It was announced today.
The film, produced by the South
ern Pacific, Is free to the publlo
and all Interested resident of the
basin area are Invited to the Fre
mont auditorium for the showing.
Fremont students will view tlia
film, which deals with all phases
of railroading, at 1:30 p. m. 00
Thursday.
LOCATION!
McAtee Clinic
2903 South 6th
Dr. Waynt MeAtev,
0tap.lbie rays, 4i flerfcon
ra. ant ra. 117s
HOU Til HAN I'ltAN'ClriCll
March II IAP-UHIIAi Hiilnblr
lullle 100, 1-iilvi'n IU; largely trucked
111 she stoc k; .iiurket sternly with 26
M1 cent decline of past three days;
ft w packages common ftluugliit!'
cown llMXl-lllot); cutters luiKcly
(KJ-M); ciiuneiH til 00-13 00; bulls
Mitrcc, firm; good-beef bulls quoted
tlb.tai; calves steady; odd head
good-choice slaughter vealern t27.O0
to till 00,
Habibie holt 350; Includes 100
fi eder pigs; Keiiernl o,uull!y plainer,
mostly 35-50 cents lower; lew pack
iiitcs fairly good Hio-230 lb. butchers
t'. 4 50; few good sows IIU.50 down.
Billable i.heep 400; largely fat
wolrd awed ewes: undertone near
steady; few good tlO 00-35; medium
(7 (XI; cull-common $5 00-11 00
PORTLAND. March II AP
tlHDAl Billable cattle 100. total
200; holdover 50; calves 26: market
uneven; sleera and heifers active,
fully strady: cows rather slow;
tuuMly steady to weak few ineu'um
good steers t2300-25.25, Includli.?
load IIK2 111. feeder, al t23 00: light- I
uelttlila down to tlROO; common-
medium heifers tlx 00-23 00: can- :
ner-cutter onus largely tl3 00-16.50; ,
shell, down lo til bo or below, me- ;
ilium beef cows tla50-2OO0: me-duuu-good
antiMiue bulls strnnu al
tID 00-22 00; gixxl beef bulls f22.50-
23 60; medlutn-gnod venters about j
steadv at t26 00-30 00; choice quoted .
at 132 00.
Haluble hogs 600. total 1000: mar-
ket mostly 50 cents lower with good
clearance: good-choice 1H6-230 lbs.,
t-'tOO; 25O-3'i0 lbs . $22 50-23 00:
fiw 150-1(15 lbs , $22 50-23 00: good
3.r 0-850 lb. sows $18 50-21 00; few
heavy feeder pigs $24 00; good
choice around 100 lbs. quotable uu
to $24 50 or above.
Hhrep none; market nominal;
good-choice wooled lambs sainble
$:o 00-50; common grades down to
t l(i 00; Hood slaughter ewes salable
around $10 00.
CIIICAOO. March 11 lAP-USDA'
Billable hogs 11.000; total Ki.000; ;
weiiihts under 230 lb. 75 cents to
1 00 lower; weights over 330 lb. alow. 1
1 00-1 35 lower: sows around 100 '
lower; practtral top 23 25: bulk good
and choice 180-230 lb. 22 50-23 00;
240-300 lb. 31 35-23 50; 370-290 lb.
2000-21.36; 300-375 lb. 1860-10.75;
most 350-650 lb. sows 17.00-18 00. j
Billable cattle 4000. total 4000; sal- 1
able calves 000, total (UHI; fed steers
and heifers mostly steady; kimiUs
strong; cows about sternly; bulls !
steady; good and choice vralcrs firm 1
but lower grades weak to 50 cents I
lower; top 20 00; most good to low- j
choice steers 25 25-2R 00; mealum to
Inw-good kinds 33 00-35 00; loud
common to medium 850 lb. weights j
21 00; two loads choice around 1000
lb. mixed steers and heifers 28 00- 1
28 50; good to low-rholce hellers
24 50-27 25; few good beef cows up
to 22 00; common and medium cows
17 00-20 (10; runners and cutlers j
13.00-10.75; good xau.sagc and tut ;
Albert Snider labnvel, one of :
tile country's leading Jockeys, Is (
ml. .lug with two other men In a
lll-fmit boat off the Florida coast. 1
A Iwo-dav search by air and sea
lias liriuiKlit no results. Nnlder.
burn In Canada, bus bren riding '
fur Calumet l-'urni In the big itakr
races.
beef bulls 23 00-23 50; vealera 38.00
down.
Salable sheep 3500. total 3700;
slaughter lambs around steady;
three decks top-good and choice
shorn lambs with No. 2 ana 3 pelts
around 110 lb. averages 20 00; few
medium to good wooled lambs
10 00-2100; load mostly good grade
till lb. woolsklns 21.75; some bids
around 35 cents or more lower on
load lots good and choice wooled
Iambi; holding around steary al
32 50; slaughter ewes very scarce:
scattered small lots steady at 13.50
down.
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