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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, SEPT. 23, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OftlCON PACI THRU MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES piled kf The A.aaoi-lalea' free h"t ohsng ... Friday Previous day Week mo Month ago . Imt ago . Mepleuvar Ulod. ..A3 .. Hi .414 ..W.7 u Uililll A .4 a 141 14 4 333 44 I U I'M. A 1 417-H 415 41.6 40 i 40 4 Hllork A J M6 ft 4 636 64 I 47 4 Portland Wheat POKTLAND, Bept. 23 ( Ch wheat (bldi. Boll whit 'J 18; soft whit (excluding Reg) 42.14; whit club tJ.18. Hard red winter: Ordlnsry 12 18; 10 per out 12 18't; 11 per cent 13.18: 13 par cent 13.20. Todey's cur receipts: Wheat 40, barley 31. flour (, corn 1, oat 7, mill feed I. GRAIN FUTURES LOWER TODAY CHICAOO, Sept. 23 Wr-Broker couldn't get very excited bout iniln futures tradlm today and price war lower moat of th Urn. Corn started firm, and then moved off fractionally. Wheat closed S to lower than th previous flnUh, December 212'4-S, corn was unchanged to S off, December H.I6H-H, oat ware unrhanird to ' down, Drcembar MS. ry was I1 off to up, December 1143. and lard waa 1 to 12 can I a hundred pounds lower, October 110 92-10 00. Wheat- Open High Low Co Dec. 1IJ 1 I.IIS ll's-a March I13' ll' 111N-J.1I May 20i- I0&S 204S 04' July I47's 1111 144'a I44's BOND AVERAGES elate fn ' Hepteeaber tl re Kails Hind. H t III lrr. I U Tld. Net Cham A .I D.I D .I D.I D .1 Friday 0t IU3 1044 10 3 1117 Previous day MS 102.7 - 104 4 70 4 1114 Weak ago 0 ' 102.1 104 2 70 4 111.7 Month aso 1 2 103 104 0 70 4 1114 Year ago to 7 100 2 100 0 82 J 106 3 Railway Sales Steady Stocks NW YORK. Sept. Jl WV-lit demand for railway Issue helped at rent then the entire stork market today. Caatlng off early Indecision, the market moved aliead for gains of fractions to point or more. Th trading paco quickened as buying Increased. Interest In th rail waa a b. lated carryover from yesterday when th carrier surged ahead of other groups. Th let buying stepped tip turn over to rat of around 1400.000 share for th full session. raat-elllng Commonwealth and Southern reached a new high for the year at one Urn with a rta I It to 6S. Commonwealth Kdl son also hit a 1MB peak with a gain of around a point. V. . Smelting, on th other hand, dropped on word that tit board had decided to omit th dividend usually due at this time. Among th gainers were Santa I. Union Pacific, U. 8. Steel. Con solidated Edison. Lockheed. Ad miral Corp . Dow Chemical. Inter national Paper, and Twentieth Century-Pa. Among th sticky spots war Montgomery Ward. eVsrs Rorbui-g. r Dons Mine and International Telephone. Corporal bonds, notably rails, tended upward. American Can 64 H Am Power At Lt , . . , 12La Am Tel Tel iavj Anaconda .- . . 27 Itendlg Aviation - , , 3ti Bethlehem Steel 21 Boeing Airplane ' l"4 California Parking S4 MVM MONEY WW MIlltOM Cansdlsn Pacific Caterpillar . Chrysler Comwlih 4c Sou Cons Vullee Continental Csn Crown Zellerbach Curt Us Wright ... Dnuglss Aircraft . Duiunt de Nem Oeneral Electric ... Oenersl Poods Cleneral Motors Ooodyrar Tlr Inl Harvester Int Paper Kennecott . Ubby MrN At L Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward . Nash Kelvins tor Nat Dairy . N. T. Central Northern Pacific Pac Am Pun . Pse Oas At Eire . Pac Tel A Tel Penney, J. C. Radio Corp - Rayonler Reynolds Metals . Richfield 14-4 II H 6S 10', 33S 21 .. r.'. 1 Ssleway Store Sears Roebuck Southsrn Psciflo Standsrd Oil Csl Studebsker Corp Sunshine Mining Trans-Amerlra Union Oil Csl .... Union Pacific -. . . United Airlines U. B. Steel . Warner Bros. Pic Woolworth 37 S 44', 62 3'i 2 ", M' . 46 4 23 61 's US r- 10 17S UN S3' , M , M'i . 11 . 26S , 16 V . 40 . 27'. . 40H . 41 . 6', . 23 . 11'. . 12'. . 21 . 40 . U4 . 2J . 13 ' . 44 Dont miss good Dt - snop Mm Want Ads every dayl It paysl Dr. R. Theodora Linejlay OPTOMETRIST Ball lit. Mad.-Den la) Mag. rhooe 4716 Slick Buys for Quick Action 1947 STUDEBAKER LANDCRUISER SEDAN ,' rsdl and healer, overdrive, hlllhelder, whit ddewalls. tlk new In every way 1941 PONTIAC "8-X0UPI SEDAN Let motor, with radio, k eater, apart Ute, . eat cover, new two-ton finish. At only 1947 BUICK SUPER SEDAN Radl and heater. Low mileage. Clean liuld and eut Be this e for 1946 CHEVROLET AERO SEDAN Radl and heater, let of accessories, an new tires, and 4.t0t actual mile. A steal at 1937 CHEVROLET TUDOR SPORT SEDAN Radl and heater, east covers, tost reflnlshed a good, reliable ear , , , , , 1941 FORD SUPER DELUXE COUPI Radio and heater, lata motor, well black finish 1946 BUICK SUPER SEDAN tl.tot actual miles, radio and healer, maroon finish. Try to duplicate It for 1695 845 1695 1345 365 675 1595 A REAL BUY A 1937 DODGE STATION WAGON In A-1 mtchonicol condition, roody to go. Saort tlx. PUnry of room for com pany, tquipmant, and your dear. Tt3Q5 Hurry If you wont thlt ent. Only 13 Mora Vorioui Mokai and Modal OUR CARS ARE PRICED RIGHT DRIVE RIGHT And LOOK RIGHT H. E. HAUGER 27th Year Your Bulck Dealer Phono S151 . 1330 Main LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Bept. 23 ( AP-U8DA) Salable cattle for today 136, calves 26: mostly odds and ends: steady to 60 cents lower. Por flv days: salable 37M: cslves 760. Por week, atrers grading average medium and abov and all cows strong to 60 cent higher; common to low med ium steers and hellers stesdy. In stances week: bulls strong to 60 cent up: cslves strong. Pew good fed steers 2(26 - 28 00, on hesd 28 60; high medium grass steers 24 00 up: low medium 1 60-31 00 common 18 00-18 00. Peeder orders reduced. Cutter dslry-typ steers and heifers down to 11.00; common heifers I3&0-18O0: medium 17.00 23 00. Cenner cutter cows 11.00 12.00; few .1250: common-medium beef cows 1360-1600: good young cows to 17.00-60. Oood bulls 17.00 60; cutters downwsrd to 12 SO. Oood veatera 3100-2100: odd choice 24 00; good up to 360 lb. calves 2100-60; medium heavy calves 18 00 down. Salable hogs today 40; few sows stesdy; medium -good 17 00-18 00; no test on butchers; undertone low er. Por flv days: salabl 1686. Mar ket mostly 126 lower on bsrrows and gilts; sows nearly steady. Oood choic 180-230 lb. butchers 22 60; few fst-typ 2300: early top 23.00. Other weight limited. Oood 3M-660 lb. sows 17 00-18 60. Oood -choice feeder pigs 2300; under 40 lbs. up to 24 00. Sslsble sheep today 26: market nominally stesdy. Por flv days: sslsble 2626. Oood -choice spring Ismbs strong to 60 centr. higher, largely 20 60-31 50; very tew choice In under 2100 lambs; common down to 16 00; good feeders IT 00. fleshy kinds to 16 00: good year lings 17.00-60. Oood ewe 400-60; common down to 4.00. CHICAOO. Sept. 23 (AP-U8DA) Sslsble hogs 4600: slow: butchers under 220 lb. mostly 60 cent lower; sum lata ssles 76 cents lower: heavier weights scarce: these and sows 25-60 cents lower: top 2060 for tew losds choice 240-270 lb.: other 230-280 lb. 20.00-20.26: around 300 lb. 19.16: bulk good and cholc 200-230 lb. 160-20 00; 10-200 lb. 18 75-176: 150-180 lb. Hints 16 00 18 60: sows under 30 lb. 18 00-126; 376-425 lb. 17 00-18 00: 460-660 lb. 1560-1700; few heavier as low as 14 60: good clearance. Salabl cattle 1000: salable calve 200; steers and hellers grading average -good and better scarce, quoted steady; lower grades dull, weak at recent downturn: cows weak with some sales additionally 26 cents lower to effect clearance; bulls weak to fully 60 cent lower: veslers weak; odd head good and choice steer yearlings 26.00-30.00; load good to mostly choice medium weight fed steers held abov 3000: short load medium 400 lb. grassy steer II 60; few common and med ium heifers 18 00-21.00; odd good cows up to 11.60: moat oommoo and medium beef eow 14 00-16.00: man ners and cutters 11.60-14.00; med ium and good aaussgo bulls 17.00 II 60; veslers 27.00 down. Salabl shp 1000; slaughter lambs 26 cent lower; about 400 j head high-choir Colorado 23 28, th top; best Ismbs her this week: hardly enough native to make a market, mainly 23.60 down; ewe steady: short load slsughter ewes 8.60; brosd demand for short-term bleeding ewes 10 00-13 60. SOUTH SAN PRANCIHCO. Bept. 23 (AP-USDA) Salable catll 275, bulk of supply not shown tndsy; re ceipts for week 2180; all classes stesdy except canner -cutter cows, which fully 60 cent higher; slaugh tei steers slow; load low good 12O0 lbs. 26 60; high medium 24 60; med ium 128-1080 lb. steers 23.60: other medium down to 21.00: common down to 17.00; medium heifers 14 00; odd head to 20.00; short load 35 lb. mixed young cows and medium heifers 17.00; load good range cows 16.75; load high medium 16 00; bulk common-medium 13 00 16.00; eenners - cutters 10 AO-13 ,00; shelly kinds 10.00 and below; medium-good ssussge bulls 17 00-19 00: medium feeder steers 20 00-26; good 86 lb. feeder heifers 100. Calves for week stesdy; load food 248 lbs. range calves 23.00. Salable hogs none; for week 1660; butchers 1 00 lower: sows 60 cents off: good -choice 160-240 lb. butch ers Thursdsy 2240; good sows 15 S0. Salable sheep today none, for week 6850: fat lambs generally 26 cent higher; ewe steady; good choice 10 lb. lambs early 23.00: ht deck 101 lbs. 2325: food lambs mostly 2250-76 early: bulk good yearlings 1800-100; 1 lot 43 lbs. 140: medium-good ewe 1.50-.00. Californians Tour OTI On Touring the OTI campus Thursdsy were nine California edu cation represents tlves from Sis kiyou county. They wer guided through th big plant by Director Winston Purnne. Arriving In th morning the group had th oppor tunity of watching various classes and groups In action. Members of the party were 1. L. Conner director of education and J. E. Hurley superintendent of high schools 81sklyou county: Principals Norman Kuer of Tulelake Delwyn Poe Mt. Shasta: Jon Peters Port Jones: Loren Wann Yreks; Neal B. Wsd Weed; John Olsea D u n s- muir; John Edward Butt Valley. Mary R. Reed, Spud Queen Candidate TULELAKE Bept. 23 Mary Ruth Heed 16 a senior In th high school has been sleeted Tulelake candidal for queen of the 13th an nual Klamath Basin Potato PeaUval to be held In Merrill October 21-22. Sh was on of three student chos en by th student body to compete. Mary Ruth Is th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reed. Her father Is a member of th high school fac ulty. Tulelske'a canonists Is a southern girl coming her two yesrs ago from Charleston W. V. Sh has red dish brown hair gray-green eye and la I feet I Inches UH. Her hobby Is dramatics. Her stage ex perience began with work In th Children' Theatre In Charleston and ha continued here In high school. She will compel tor th festival crown with other young women from Merrill Malta Boris nia Chll oquln and Henley. POTATOES CHICAOO, Bept. 23 (AP-USDA) Potatoes : arrival 136, on track 477; total U. B. shipment 646; auppllaa moderate; .demand light; market dull and slightly wesker; Idsho Russet Burbanks 44.10-30, utilities 13.16: Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Valley Bliss Triumph 12.40 washed. Red Warbaa 13 60 washed! Washington Rusaet Burbanks 14.16. 30; Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs II M 3 56. Chippewa 13.00-10, Cobbler 110. Clown Entertains Kiwanians Otto Oiiebllng, Polack Brothers circus clown, entertained the K 1 wsnls club with his antics Thursday at the club's noon luncheon meet ing. In addition to Otto, the meeting marked th Klwanlan' semi-annual "gripe" session led this tun by Percy Murray. Appealing on behalf of the Ore gon Tech season football ticket ssles campaign which close to night wer two members of th OTI yell squad. To Buy or Sell Use th Want-Ads I Municipal Court Helen Ruth Lis ton, ran red light. forfeit 16 ball. Roma Jsen Scott, drunk and die- orderly. Pine. 136 or 12 days. Michael Heaverene. vagrancy. Pine. 1100 and 30 dsji. Walter Scott, drunk. 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