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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1952)
PACK EIGHT r MARKETS AND..FINANCE; tM- .-.MaV iA -a-..-'" "- .,..-. , Stocks WALL STBKKT NEW YORK I UndiT leader (hip of the railroads, the stork market staged a moacraie rciver Thursday. . ,, , t. i Gains ran from fractions to be tween 1 and 2 points while scat tered and less frequent losses cov ' ered a similar range. Volume came to n estimated 1, 200,00() shares; B7 The Amorlated Tresa Admlrnl Corooratlon 31 Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers American Airlines American Power ti Light 'American Tel. Hi Tel. American Tobacco I Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Btcel Boeing Airplane Co. . Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine , California Packing Canadian Poclflc Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporatin Cities Service Consolidated Edison . Consolidated Vultce Crown Zcllerbach Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric 1 General Foods General Motors ' . , Georgia Pao Plywood Ooodvear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester international Paper Johns ManviUe Kennecott Copper Libby. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft 10 -H 50 n M s 1S3 'i, 7 'i 38 N 6 'a 48 " 31 TO 17 . 36 '4 32 is 35 'j 1 90 '-i 36 ?4 18 (W t. 83 44 13', 61 ij 49'. as n 16 i 41 V, 36 1. 30 S. 47 s3 73 69 , 7', 51 13 li 30 56 H 20 4 17 !, SS'.j 36 V 111 U 4 '4 65 18 '4 34 14 , 2 H 32 J!7. Mii 60 30 57', 33 4 39 1, 53 4 72 U 35 8'i 30 54 . 10 36 l, Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel. fc Tel. Packard Motor Car Penney J. C Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepst Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp Favonler Incorp Ptd Republic 6tel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standaid Oil Calif Standard Oil N. J. . . I. .. I. rnn Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Transamertca Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Conpany Union Pacific United Airlines . 1 United-Aircraft'' United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures , Western Union Tel . Westinghouse Electric 106 l4 58 3 4 ' 84 , . 6 26 37 V, 12 37 i 40 h &I.EATIESPRODUCE 2 for 39 Lorqt Six Poteet's Market Owned and Operated By Bob & "Peonuri" Poteel Casead Brand PURE LARD 2 lb. carton Nice and Lean SHORTRIBS .b.39c SKINLESS WIENERS No ,'. Watt - 49c DEPEND ON US FOR QUALITY Prictf Iffectiv .' Through .Saturday If Grains j Chicago an Corn backed down on the board of trade Thurs day under the weight of hedging pressure. Hpee n s 01 ine riiuw khih ... mnior terminals wore large and. prices were far below the govern ment loan irvci. Other cereals did much better than corn.' Wheat sold above the previous close most of the day, helped bv small export business and continued dry weather til the southwest. Oats were steady. Some soybean contracts eased near the finish in line with a further drop In soybean meal. Wheat closed VH higher, De cember 2.37-$2.37 ,, corn VI '4 oats t lower to ' higher, De cember 84 'i-1., rye unchanged to higher, December $3.00 3. soy beans , lower to (4 higher, Novem ber $2.95 '-i-, and lard 6 to 10 cents a hundred pounds higher, November $8 85. WHEAT. Open High Low Close Dec 5.36 , 3.37 i 5.36 3.37 Mar 3.43 , 3.43 , 2.43 H 2.43 May 2.45 2.46 2.45 3.46 i Jly . 2.44 4 2.46 3.44 2.45 H PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND I Coarse grains. 15-dav shipments, bulk. Coast de livery: Oats No. 3, 38-lb white, 68.50; Barley, No. 3. 45-lb B, W.. 68.C0. ... Wheat (bidt to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast: Soft White 2.37; Soft White 'ex cluding Rexl 2.37: White Club 3.37. Hard Red Winter: ordinary. 2.40: 10 per cent 2.40; 1J per cent 2.40: 13 per cent 2.40.. Hard White Baart; ordinary 2.46; 10 per cent 2.46; 11 per cent 2.48: 13 per cent 2.50. Car receipts: wheat 7: barley 2; flour 2: com 3: mill feed 3. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO I Prices on hogs didn't move much In either dir ection Thursday with barrows and gilts turning out steady to weak and sows steady to strong. Cattle were also strong to weak. steers and heifers being on th off side and cows on the up side. Sheep were steady. Most sales of butcher weight hogs were at 818.60 to S18.75. Sows gen erally made 816.75 to 818.00. Choice and prime steers orougm 830.50 to 834.75 end a part-load of prime yearling eteers moved at 835.50. Good and choice heifers were worth 825.50 to 831.00 while cows topped at 821.00. Choice to prime native lambs continued to fall within a $24.00 to $24.50 bracket. Potatoes; CHICAGO B Potatoes: Ar-' rivals 111, on track 269: total U.S. shipments 833: dull to slightly weaker: Colorado Red McClures $4.75-5.00: Idaho Russets $5.05-35; Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs $4.45 unwashed. $4.85 washed; Washington Russets $5.00-25. L -. potatoes 1. S-SS :'-.v R!T.A-L t'il umtmaic urn a n -mMm II UUw-iiJ loaas hortsi;e; Ir-i Tflflfl ATflX L a ' - . MMI WRMfW I a aw n m m m mm 1 a tmf 1 - j r r i piu i & mn 'rL . II S- eaf' APPLE CIDER I k)JJ Jlll.ll IJlJ.M.B.I.I.M.W'ltl Ul.,lJ.t U m..lill,l'.vl - .J.vi.ii.raci.ni....'.. stitcr I WHITE STAR (S ' rA .nr. homl clui n..d.j U TOKAY GRAPES 25c CELERY HEARTS 23c ADTI CV The all purpose VII ILL I LOCAL CABBAGE 5clb. 29c $2.98 box a.tt.h .83c 1 1 If-t N Ti" Y. ISSIMir Uk pmws shcars ,. 8?c II BEANS f-Kii. i?c ftccr J) uuO vBJ2lk- W uu. MAYONNAISE 11 ; ' Mm' 0 -45. 59c nJ 1 1 'I Cj 3 k IWl 3 ? I ?) I Delivery JUJ 17100raaonA. Phone 3860 oortr PEaAS : Picnic Tin 15 Livestock , KLAMATH AUCTION Prenared tiv John Landera Jr.. acting agricultural economist, Ore gon State College, In reoperation with the I'nlted State, Department of A$rlcnlture. slaughter CATTLE: Redouts of all rattle were. 146 compared to 682 last week. Some classes of bet ter quality catue were up in price. Utility cows sold from $13.10 to I6.J0 with canners and cuuera go ing from 10.00 to 13.70. Several good steers sold from 23.80 to 24.00; commercials from 31.00 to 33.10 and utilities down to com mercial heifers' sold from 17 00 to 31.50 with utility kinds down to 13.00. Utility bulls went from 18 30 m an n with cutter bulls to 16.60. Choice calves sold from 24.50 to 36 00; good and commercial aiimo from 19.00 to 35.30. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS: Demand good with prices little easier. Good to choice feeder steer, all weights, sold from 30.00 to 33.20. Plainer kinds down to 18.00. Odd head common feeders down to 13.00 Good to choice feeder heifers sold from 17.00 to 20.10. Good to choice weaner steers and heifers topped at '.B.IO with, most lots bulking from 23.00 to 34 00. Plainer kinas sold down to 15.00. One lot of 33 bred heifers turned at 135.00 and odd head stock cows from 100.00 to 133.00. Several baby calves sold from 11.00 to 33.00 by the head. SHEEP: Receipts of sheep were u conmared to b last week. Good to choice feeders sold from 17.40 to 17.60 and yearling weiners at 16.30. hoos: Receipts of hogs were 89 compared to 158 last week. Choice number 1 and 2 butchers sold from 19.75 to 21.20. Light sows sold from 14 75 to 17 00. Feeder hogs brought 15.75 to 18.10 with weaner pigs go ing from 3.00 to 4.75 by the head. PORTLAND I." ' (USDA Cattle salable 150: market slow; about steadvwlth week's decline on kinds available: slaughter steers scarce: load good 800 lb stockers and steers 31.00: few cutter and utility heifers 15.00-18 00: few util ity steers 32.00; scattered sales canners and cutter cows 10.50 12.00; utility cows 14.00-15.00: heaw commercial cows 15.50; cut ter bulls 15.00-18.00. Calves salable 50: market about steady; choice vealers scarce; lew good grades 26.00-27.00; cull and utility calves 10.00-18.0D. Hogs salable 200; holdover 140: market fairly active: fully steady: choice 1 and 5 butchers from 180 235 lb 50.00-20.50: scattered lots and one load holdover 20.75: few Choice 325-400 lb sows 16.55-17.00. Sheep salable 100: market weak: few good wooled lambs 31.00; good and choice quotable around 31 00 52.00: one lot good and cholc shorn lambs 21.50: medium an good feeders Wednesday 16.00- 1740; good ewes salable around 5.50-6.00. STOCKTON fUSDA) Cattle 100; early supply Included two loads commercial and good slaughter steers, odd lots cows, two loads medium and good feeder steers held over from earlier in week: market nominally ateady; two loads short fed steers unsold; small lot mixed utility cows and heifers steady at 16.00: sizable lot choice 675 lb yearling teeder steers 2500. Calves M: small Apply steady, utility slaughter calves 17.00;' odd bead good 31.00. Hogs 50; market not established. J K'. 1 -111 UMja1 - .. - 'i......'.... II vt-K i r ar.noni . EWifi ORANGES l 11 wW mam dog food . lOcggg 45c rency Mix reca . , BaV mmm V F I H I telle t. II tv ... 39c ' II J-- - No.303 Tin V H coL who.. ' 10Jf( ll ddatc Y APPLE I wwi 1 gw wiiimvww . r iznnii II v JEWILOIL m TV X . LPOT CQc . 25c ak ifetT ROAST VI. MbrtAUJ 6! INMVS, M.rtlMAiH Ground Crews Seek Plane A volunteer ground search crew from Yakima today made a second sortie Into the forests near here seeking trace of a missing light plane which vanished Saturday. In the plane were Everett Logan, Yakima seivice station operator, and his bride of six weeks, 19-year-old Pat Logan, An extensive aeiiul search, launched Sunday morning by civilian and Air Force planes, con tinued today, . The Yakima searchers, headed hv Henry Sotsenberg. a Yakutia. used car denier and Logan's friend, arrived here yesterday. Besides Sotsenberg, the group Includes nine volunteers tram inkima. Late yesterday, the 10 men had a brief look at tho Lake of the Woods area but darkness prevented extensive searching. This morning led bv Dan Emrlck, of the Klnm- ath Air Search and Rescue Unit. the Yakima men went to mvesti- unte a broken tree ton spotted by a search plane flying over Hnyden Mountain, ine tree migni nave been hit by the missing plane. If the plane Is not tound by to morrow evening, the Yakima crew and a KASRU party plan to estab lish ground searcn bases at Lake of the Woods and on Dead Indian Creek, some six miles west of the lake. .Heavy timber and under growth in those areas might easily conceal plane wreckage which could not be spotted from the air. The Logans took olf from Red mond at 9:20 Saturday morning. iney planned to ny south through Price effective Friday and Saturday Klamath Falls and Merrill IJ$k Lmsl nmnirt rain et Amonin-oi. I FALL PRODUCE II - TT.. IHQfiliiil PUlrx Dnr 10c FEATURES V u luifiHiv y beans hrppn Snot 33c 3lfc,25c;i L JUICE X 25C UreeniP0r J ertleyAPPLEsfl H i 1 5 W ' f- pEACHES c"k 250 B9 ::r"c Km J J I I Fr. . ' mklons .... mm r C1II-I - . " i" W 1 1 . aaaaaaaaaaa- 1 "VI U . Ma. J 1 Mi I TftmatnPQA MuTPPPlC" II I MHllt l'EK!SS3 iooolaii II .vi. V ! "T7T t-ALUS. UltrAHlrM Community Chest (Continued from paie 1) 513 of that amount. Bo the Army was farad with either curtailing value be aenires to the commu nity and mankind or going out on It own to raise enough money to (ill the gap; Other than the Salvation Army, here are (he amounts other Klam ath agencies were to receive from the chest last year and the amounts tney actually obtained: Boy Sco'llta, $16,290. $10.3811; Camp Fire Girls, $8,350. $5,651: YMCA. $10,010. $6,733: Girl Scouts, $8,J40, $8,318; Chilenuln-Wood Rlv er Youth Center- $8''0. $56; Mer rill Youth Center, $1,147, $173. To tals for the stale agencies, such as the White Shield Home, V30. etc., were $16,413, $9,616. This year's Klamath Chest pres ident. Bud Franklin, made thest (Inures available today to Illustrate tho Importance of chests reaching their goals. Potatoes rOTATO SHIPMENTS 1931-5 1952-53 Oct. tt .... Truck Rail .. Month to date . Truck Rail Scaion to Date Truck Rail ;...., 7$ 14 20 ' 8 50 60 T . $: inn,' 207 mo ... 639 843 .... 14! 1MI ..... 4'J4 316 ....1005 1015 bud weallier to Upper Klamath Lake and thence west to Medlord, their destination, Reports from Cersons who heard a plane In the pper Klamath area late Saturday morning Indicate the Logans prob ably did reach the lake before disappearing. US Fresh Picnic On Tho Record COMM. AIMS rtl.KII Pour A. I'tlvritii v. Illmtiflh Ptin, inn nr mvim'ft. cnr,i'. ?rulty. (mil marrlrit July 111, ItM'i. WllmlntliMi, IMI, Plulivlltl Mlm pnl- liy atlllvmtnt. tt. a. lliltitlutf, t- tprny fur nlAlntllf. Vmlra t Million vi Willtr Milll- in, mil fnr ritctrr. lii,ri. 'cruelty. Cnuplt nurrnu Nov. tt, D'a. llno. Nfv. P!inllff a.ki riuttotlv on mlnur fhllrt. .M) a month ftiipuort, ronrl' tvllliMnrnt, J, C. O'Nilll, altmnty lor ulalnlKI, nrtais iiaANirn rriwln Nttuimin va. Ealhar Stalnman, COIIKT H El 'onus l.ao ma 1 mi t rniT Jamaa Donald Burk, no alop lutil. rina, S John Savtrln Plttlaar, nouaavtun tin laaafil daar niaat. lint. J9. Ill aua- pt ililad. Wooitrnw Hill, ortiuk In public plar,. rin, s;i3 or IS daya. Ahram MarllnrJ, drunk In pulillc plaoa. rina. 1:15 nr IS daa. l.ao iimniaa Rnolll, oviiod. rina. IIU. MI'NICirAI. t'OI'ST Jaromt davjl, drunk, run. 130 or 10 daa Ora I'railon. drunk, rhit, III or 111 davi, bthal Churchman, violation liaalc rula. rorftll I0 hall. tlthal Churchman, no eparator a II canaa. Forlcll S ball Andrew Wllllama, drunk, rina, 110 or 10 daya. Train Derailed Near Eugene EUGENE a A freight train derailment delayed tall service be. tween Eugene and Coos Day Wed nesday night. Two cars of a Southern Pacldc train went off the track at Slltcoos, 10 miles south of Florence. Work crewa atlll wero complet ing repairs Thursday. RO.YALCLUB Grade "GOOD" - Rounds - Sirloins - T-Bones SKINLESS FRANKS HEN ffl,rc s.i, a,.,. TURKEYS (gAfg5 59S.! kllilW?) IKVO-Ir ) Weather V Wealeni Oregon Cloudy and foggy Thursday wllh a Utile tlrlr.ile lit morning, Partial clearing In In terior In alternoon. Mostly cloudy mid a Utile rain Thursday night and Friday, wllh some clearing Friday alleiiiotin. Llltl" change M lenipernluies with highs both tlaya 60 to 10, Lows Thuitday night 43 to 63, Winds off const southerly 8 tu 15 miles an hour. Eastern Oregon Fair and mild Week-End TOUL MEAT 919 Eoir Main W "MqI" SEE US For Your LOCKER MEAT SAVE MONEY! mm 1 1 Short Ribs - 39c Ground Del Mont ralllie UClillC- .1 iiM ratuVes of 60 to 10. liKircating olotlillii Friday with widely aeuttcred 1 ., ahnwrtra. l.nw lelllliera Tlmiadnv night 30 to 48. A lltlln cooler I'rltlay Willi iiigns nuni v, to 72. Mailul Pelantn, ceaaJKate fai Ceuatr Commlillanar . , palnl five . . . eeyrleiy to ke ihewa te II ie that veu will eavti fear lera. lag Inie the eeurl hauial Pel" Adv., Marlui fflaiian, Specials At O MARKET Phone 4282 You For Ui$ Roasts of BEEF VEAL . PORK 49. lb. STEWING HENS 30c lb. ROASTING HENS 40c lb. Beef k IP a ci nr St J BEEF Scam! .Thursday with high tciiiperaluir mm
