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MARKETS and FINANCIAL
J Grains Lower, For
! Day, End Better
CHICAGO Of) Grains were low.
f er throUHhoiK most of the session
J on the bourd or trndo Wednesday
i Blthough quite a bit of the lor.
i Ri ound was recovered toward Uie
close. - '
' There wasn't much spark to tho
S late upturn, which in part reflected
i Bhort-coverlnu by local traders,
i It followed news that France had
1 requested offers of hard and soft
J. wheat after the market' close. A
i drying up In country offerings of
i cash corn aided that ccrcnl.
I For Uie most part, however, the
market was weighed down by the
excellent winter wheat crop out
'look, unfavorable corn-hog price
, ratios end a revival of peace talk,
s Wheat closed 1 'n lower to
higher, March $2.53 com '
lower to 3i higher, March $1.48's,
oats ' lower to 7 higher, March
90, rve V2 'i lower. May $2.08,
sovbe'ans U higher. March
$3.02 Vi-'s, and lard b cents lower
to 2 cents a hundred pounds higher,
March 12.17.
Wheat
Open High Low Close
2.54 2.54 2.52 ? 2.53
2.53 'i 2.54i 2.52 T, 2.54
2.45 2.45 2.44 , 2.45 V,
2.46 2.47 'i 2.46 , 2.47
2.50 2.50 2.49 3 2.50H
Mar
May
Jly
Sep
Dec.
: Declines Mark
Most Stocks Today
" NEW YORK W The stocs mar
ket went quietly through an uneven
session Wednesday with Uie em
phasis on Uie declining side.
Losses ranged down to as much
as 2 points while gains were held
; to around a point at Uie most
among leading issues.-
p Trading was depressed to an
. estimated 1,100,000 shares.
Quotations
New York Stocks
' By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 27 '
'Allied Chemical 72
Allis Chalmers - 48 '
American Airlines 14 lt
American Power & Light 24 S
American Tel. It Tel. . 154 3k
' American Tobacco 57 '
Anaconda Copper 47 '
Atchison Railroad 78 3
Bethlehem Steel . 48',
Boeing Airplane Co. 47 Ts
Bor Warner " , 69 V
Burroughs Adding Machine ' 17 3
California Packing 25 3V
'. Canadian Pacific 35
.Caterpillar Tractor 50
Celanese Corporation 43
Chrysler Corporation 72 i
CiUes Service 106 3
Consolidated Edison 33 3,
Consolidated Vultee 17 i
crown Zellerbach 66
Curtis Wright . 8 5s
Douglas Aircraft 53
duPont de Nemours 85
Eastman Kodak 43
Emerson Radio - ? 14 !
General Electric ' ' 58 Vs
General Foods ' 43
General Motors 52
Georgia Pac Plywood 21 ij
Goodyear Tire 44
Hnmestake Mininir Co. 36 Vt
International Harvester .'33 18
International Paper " 46
Johns Manville s 69 Ji
Kennecott Copper . 73
Libbv, McNeill ' . 8"i
Lockheed Aircraft r 21 '
Loew's Incorporated 17
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward 63
Nash Kelvuiat'or ' 20 i
New York Central' 19
Northern Pacific 82 4
Pacific American Fish 17
Pacific Gas & Electric 34
Pacific Tel. It Tel. Ill 's
Packard Motor Car 4 'i
Penny (J.C.) Co. ' 67 3i
Pennsylvania R.R. 18 s
Pepsi Cola Co. 9V
'. Philco Radio 31 V
, Radio Corporation 26 ?i
Raynoier Incorp 57 3i
Rayonier Incorp Pfd 36 Vi
Republic Steel 40
Reynolds Metals 58 3i
Richfield Oil 55 Ti
Safeway Stores Inc. 31 7a
Scott Paper Co. 51 Vi
Sears Roebuck & Co. 53
' Socony-Vacuum Oil 38 2
' Southern Pacific 66 k
Standard Oil Calif 52
, Standard Oil N. J. 77 Y
, Studebaker Corp. 36 Vt
Sunshine Mining 10 Vi
1 Swift It Company 32
'Transamerica Corp. 25
Twentieth Centry Fox 18
.Union Oil Company 42 "s
i Union Pacific 118 3.4
United Airlines 29 li
'United Aircraft 31 'i
United Corporation 5 1a
I United States Plywood ' 33
United States Steel 38
, Warner Pictures 14
Western Union Tel . 38 '
WoetinffhmiGP Air T?rnV . 25 3.i
Westinghouse Electric 36 3A
IWoolworth Company 43
Audi ' &wSdii
niSTRKT COI RT
Dale Hlmelwiight, pastnix crt hill.
Fine 1S.
Harluw W. HtihbH, no bcci trnt
port inn permit. Forfeit $IM ball.
Cecil H. Diiffielt, overload. Forfeit
(3H bail.
Donaltl L. Sloan, fatlurc atop at atop
inn. Fine B.
Charles A. Smith, failure drive right
aide highway. Fine S15.
Aurtrt w A. Ktuni. lure drive right
aide highway Fine SIS,
Howard W. Crawford, inadequate
foot brake. Fine 10.
Robert C. lnuz, improper vehicle It
ctnie. Fine $.
Willard H Graham, no vehicle li
cense. Fine $3.
Ralph 11. West. Angling prohibited
mnthod. Forfeit SIS bail.
Do le K. O Hara, na Pl'C permit.
Forfeit bail.
Virgil C. Perry, failure atop at itop
gign. Forfeit (i hail.
Etmanda G. McDonald, no operator
license. Fine t.
ChArlei S. Knight, improper, muffler.
Forfeit S3 bail.
Uvle i Gifford, overweight. Fine 15.
Joe L. Keller, no vehicle license.
Fine S3 ,
John W. Fleming, no vehicle license.
Forfeit bail.
Leonard V. Hoford, no vehicle li
cense. Forfeit S3 bail.
David A. Bishop, wrecking motor ve
hicle without licence. Fine S50.
MI'NItlPAt. rtH'RT '
Earl Camobell. drunk. Fine $100 and
30 dv. Misprnc'ed to leave town.
BuMer Conney, drunk. Fine S13 or
7'i ds.
Harry Runyon. drunk. Fine $100 and
30 c'vf suspended, to leave town.
James H- Julian, drunk and disorder
ly. Fine S50 or 25 days.
Jock L. Bruno, drunk. Fine SIS or
7' days.
John Baker, drunk. Fine $30 or 13
days.
Funeral
BIRTHS
FORKNER Born it Klmth Vlley
HospiUl. March 18. 19.13, to Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Forkner. 2323 Gordon St..
a slrl- Weig.it: 9 pounas.
GREENWOOD Born at Klamath
Vallty Hosoltal. March l. 1952. to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Greenwood, 2305 Hope
St.. a girl. Weight; 7 pounds 11U
ounces.
PITTS Born at Klamath Valley Hos
pital. March 18. 1952. to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pills, route 2. box 783, Klam
ath Falls, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds
ll1. ounces.
LARKEY Bom at Klamath Valley
Hospital. March 18, 1952. to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Larkey. route 3, box 71,
Klamath Falls, a boy. Weight: S pounds
7W ounces.
KLXM Born at Klamath Valley Hos
pital, March 18. 1952. to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Klem. 2318 Greensprings, a glrL
Weight: 8 pounds 3l ounce-.
COMPLAINT HIED
Carl L. Gibson vs. Bessie W. Gib
son, suit for divorce. Couple married
July 13. 1946. Reno. Nev. Charge, cruel
ty, t'latnitl seens properly .riwcmcii..
E. E. Driscoll. attorney lor plaintlil.
A COMMON SIGHT with Spring only two days away this morning was a Klamathite
with snow shovel in hand. Here Earnest Rand, 4362 Allamont Drive., was pictured
brushing Monday njght's snowfall off ears on a S. 6th St. used car lot.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND in Cattle salable
150; market fairly active and most
ly steady on tVDes available: steers
scarce, nominally steady: few utili
ty heifers- 2Z-C0 .au; cutter
dairy - type heifers down to 19.00
or below; few utility cows 21.00 -
24.00; canner and cutter mostly
17.50 - zo.oo; lew to -zi.uu; sneus
down to 15.00; utility bulls mostly
25.50 - 27.00; l heavy Hoisiein bull
30.00.
Calves salable 50; market active
strong; choice and prime vealers
35.00 - 38.00; commercial and good
grades mostly 28.00 34.00; cull
and utility 17.00 26.00.
Hogs salable 200; market opened
active, 25c higher; later trade slow
with advance lost; choice No. 1
and 2 types 180-235 lb weights early
20.25 20.50; later sales down to
20.00 with No. 3 type 19.75 down;
few choice 250 - 290 lbs 18.25
19.00; choice 300 - 330 lb No. 2
butchers 18.00; choice 350 550
lb sows 1530 17.00: lighter
weights to 17.50; choice light feed
er pigs scarce, salable around
18.00 - 18.50.
Sheep salable 25: few heavy
lambs about steady; good and
choice 117 130 lb wooled lambs
23.00 23.50; choice under 110 lb
weights quotable up to 27.00; odd
good 140 - 170 lb ewes 13.00; cull
and utility 8.00 12.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND Wt Coarse grains,
15 day shipment, bulk, coast de
livery: oats No. 2, 38 lb white
68.00.
Wheat (bid), to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 2.52 "i; soft white
(excluding rex 2.52 ',2; white club
2.52
Hard red winter: ordinary 2.52 '4
10 per cent 2.52 '2; 11 per cent
ai 'iV. iz per cent 2.52
Hard white baart: ordinary
252 ii; 10 per cent 2.52 'A; 11
per cent 2.52 !; 12 per cent 2.52 ',2.
Today's car receipts: wheat 130;
barley 2; flour 12; corn 10; mil!
ieea iu.
Weather
Br The Associated Press
24 Hours Ending at 4:3 p.m.
Max. JUin. Treclp.
Baker 44
Bend 37
Eugene 48
La Grande 46
Lakeriew 36
Mcdtord 40
North Bend 43
Ontario 49
Pendleton 47
Portland (Arpt) 46
Roseburg
Salem
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Los Anceles
New York
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
40
45
42
46
53
49
"59
52
55
56
46
40
23
11
34
25
23
31
33
31
32
37
33
33
24
43
23
38"
50.:
39
40 .
45.
31
22
.17
.58
.14
.02
.06
.58
.08
.16
Salvation Army
Luncheon Planned
Lt. Col. Pauline Eberhardt. sec
retary of the Territorial nomc
League, will be in Klamath Falls
fnr o luncheon and rally of Sal
vation Army Women here tomor-
rThe luncheon is set for 12:30 at
Jened's, the rally at 2 p.m. at Uie
Salvation Army rian.
Tnnin trlrla who believes in old
customs kiss their hands on hear-1
ing the first cuckoo of the year.
Victorian maidens u.cea i-resion
salts to recover from their swoon
ing; today they are better known
as "smelling salts."
Cattle Lack Puts
Price Range Up
CHICAGO U'l A- The avnilnble
supply of hogs cut 30 per cent
below the numbers expected
Wednesday and buyers had to pay
25 to 50 cents a hundred pounds
more to fill their order.
Cattle and sheep also were cur
tailed in receipts, turning the form
er steady to . 50 cents higher and
lambs steady to strong.
Most butcher weluht hogs sold
from J15.50 to $17.80 with a few
loads topping at $17.60. Sows
brought $14.00 to $15.75 mainly.
Good to prime steers and year
lings ranged from $19.00 to $39.25
and heifers from $29 00 to $26.00.
Cows topped again at $24.50.
Fed wooled lambs moved ni
$26.25 to 27.00 and a load of clipped
lambs merited $26.60. Ewes' were
considered stoutly to wenk tit
$14.00 niul below.
Eke Slips In
Last Count
MINNB'.APOI.IS i.tl Con, Else-
howrr lo.tl n I ill In n round as mini
ivluini fioiu Mlniiivioln's pi'psiilt'ii.
ilnl pi'limirv en inc in Wtilnesdiiv,
but with 2.733 of tlio slnte's 3,7tit)
precincts reported he lind Hummed
38.5:1 per rent ol the Republican
vole.
The genciitl got Ills votes the
hard way bv wilic-lns niter
a court rullnii Unit petitions were
dcfnotlvo balked efforts of sup.
pollers to get him nil the ballot.
Vi'Ifiim politicians culled llio blia
uird'Ot wrlie-lns nmiir.lim.
Klserhower flipped about half a
lieiceiiliiKn point an liivorlln mm
Harold HUi.v-rn gnlned nbniit iv
much lo win 43. as per rent of
Uie vole. Sen. Tall iR.-l)liln.,l an
other write-In, picked un about 1.41
per rout ol the votes, Stii.ssen'ti
mt mo was on the bullot.
The drive for Uie willo-ln vote,
most always dlfllcult to rapture,
lind been started bv Mliinrsoliins
lor Elsenhower only last Friday,
following the ntlornev general's
ruling mat audi voles would count.
Minnesota Secretary
Slate's office said never In Hie
lil.-ttory of the ntnlo lias Ihero broil
anything H Tuesday wriit-m
imism. Ooiiinaratlve figures r
not available, however.
Brunenu Cnnvoii, Owyhee conn
Iv. Idaho. Is said lo bo one of the
cieriiesl narrow canyons on Uie
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Potatoes
CHICAOO l.f Potatoes: Arri
vals 108. on track 378: total U.S.
shipments 878: firm at ceilings
Track sales, lcl per 100 lb: Idaho
Russets S6.15. Utilities $5.05: Min
nesota - North Dnkota Pontincs
S4 92 washed; Montana Russets
$6.21.
The word "Idaho" is a Shoshone
Tnrlian rmm nf a nUITjle COlUlh
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Britannica.
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