July 13, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Want -Ads Bring Results
Phone Yours to 1900
National, Local Markets
OCR
10
20
Rates r -
r word ptr dty't
mertlon.
per cent discount on
d rUDDlm on
HI,
osr cent discount oo
d running on
month.
All classified till are Insert
d In bulb The Klamath Newl
tnd Evening Herald, at the
abov rale, appearing In Th
Hews nrst.
Tim limit for clssslflcsllon
in tn following dsr's psprs
I .00 V. M. Ad dsslred In
serted on tb saw day a sub
mitted will heve to mu "Too
l.atn to Clssstfv." Too-Late-
lo-Classlfv ads ar put In on
paper only at th aim rale
aa qqolfd abov and classified
(or succeeding Insertions.
van a
2 Loat and Pound
13 Furnished Apartmantt
UOO KBI'LANAIia Alameda
A pis. Well furnished, eleo
trlrsllr (ijulppad, stesm beat,
garage, lteaaonabl rent.
0116
TUIIEK-IIOOM lurnUhed apart
mem, aloctrlo rani. (241
Main. ' 0117
FOIt ItKNT r urnlihed apt. 5 37
Hlitli. 02
14 Furnished Homes
KOIl ItKNT- 8-rnnm dnplei. ful
ly furnished, gareue, woodshed,
water furnished. elo In. I'avert
street, l'hon 443, or call 72
l.lneoln. 0414
IS Unfurnished House
1S40 PORTLAND Street, S-room
moil, Til house, 3o. He Dal V
Uoaklng, 617 Main, l'hon H3.
0411
B-IIUUM home on Paclfla Terrace.
to responsible party, j-nnni
1641J. 0.13U
TO ItKNT At llonania. flood
ninilnrn flve.ronm hnuao. barn
office. Artrtresa owner. Dr.
. .Sural! R. Smith. Wlllita Bids'. .
Klamath rails, Ora. 0328
STHAYKI) Hay mare and roll,
notify K. K. Graham, lit. 1.
Klamath Falls. 0330
FOl'NO Canvas wrapped suit
case. Owner may have sam by
paying for ad. Prone 756W.
0330
LOST Sleeping bag. reward.
Heturn to 620 Division. 0444
8 General Not ices
I WILL NOT ho responsible for
any debts contracted hy anyone
olher than myself aftor this
data: July 10th. signed.
M. A, Hulllngwtirth.
' 0.121
8THAYKI) In Kd Flcscher's ranch
4 head registered buck sheep.
Brand 4K. Owner tnav have
aam hv paving ad ami feed
bill. Ed Fleschor, llonania.
0337
PAINTING, papernanging. Kslso-
J. i'. itopar. Ph
mining.
14S8W.
one
not
PAINTINO, decoratlna. osntrlnt
stlmatea on any Job, large or
smsn. rnon 107. J. L. riew
msn. 1309
HEMSTITCH INO. buttons, pleat
ing. Golden Hula Store. 3204
TURKISH nATH Maassge. col
onlo Irrigation. Registered
nura. 127 South Bvuth.
8153
RADIO 8KKV1CR oT all kinds.
Wm. Long, 1406 Lookout 8t
Phon I925J. (lit
HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS COT-
rd, dressmaking. Mrs. H.
M. Allndr. 614 Walnut.
1145
Ter aonal
MMK. BETA
Pslmlst, clnlrvoysnt, truthfully
tells you, thrntiRh bor Indian
guide, all afralra of life, good
or bad. Readings dally. 127
80. 2nd., corner KlnjiiQtJ).
0400
MADAM ZAP.DA
Clairvoyant and palmist, gives
truthful advlco on all affairs
or life. Don't ran to consult
this gifted roader. 629 S. nth
0403
READINGS dally 621 Oak. 6e.
S Transportation
Travel By Stage
11 Hrs. to Portland
16.90 on way 610.60 round
trip.
18 Hrs. to Seattl
17.90 one way, 814.00 round
Trio.
Via Rend and Waplnltla, Lcnv
K. Falls 12:30 P. M. Grey
hound Depot. Phono 1630 3554
6 Help Wanted, Male
REPRESENTATIVE wanted for
Klamath county for Standard
Adding Mae hi no Una. A person
who hss other agoncles and
who Is wide nwako, and who
wanta to make money, cnum
Increase his earnings consider
ably. Address Remington-Rand
Inc.. Portland, Ore. 0436
7 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED Woman for general
housowork. out of town; mod
orn conveniences; wages to
start. 110 month. Box 811.
Nows-llernld. 0311
II Furnished Rooms
DELL HOTEL 1600 Oak. Ex
tra apoclnl ratos for mill and
factory men. 0289
13 Furnished Apartments
WHY PAY MORE7 Arcade
Apartments. Completely furn
ished with gnrnge and no de
posit for eloctrlclty, 820 tip.
Phone 700. 1237
THUEK-ROOMS. nicely furnished,
oloctrle washing machine, gar
age apace. Call 168. 0286
THREE-ROOM fttrnlsTied apart
ment, nook, (tore room, hard
wood floors, etc., laundry,
frlgldalre. Hot Springs, 866
Eldorado, 8404
23
Financial
3AVE SAVE SAVE
ON
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Lowest rata and slest Urate,
lurcatlgale and be convinced.
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO.
10 80. 7th. Ph. 1141
tsJeJJrensjJIO
Work for Necettitiet
Work for Necettitiea
EXPERIENCED woman will can
fruit on shares, will make
lam, Jelly or pickles ot any
kind. Mrs. W. 1, Uhrln. Rt.
1, Ilox 646. 0001
WOMAN Will work In ichng
tor gooa ua rurnttur or
what hay yout Bast refer
ences. 1708 Oregon. 0296
TWO young men win hlp with
pud planting or farm work In
eichtngt for spuds or gsso
II no. 0. R. Wlls, RL I, Boi
187. Klamath Falls. 8968
CAPABLE womsn will do house
work for necessities. 84 40
Oregon. 0409
WOMAN will do housework by
hour or day. In exchange for
groceries end necessities. 1711
Oregon At. 0060
WILL exchange rant ot bona for
repairing ana worx. lus no.
7th. 0318
Klamath Business Directory
Beauty Parlor
Permsnent Wave HhoD.
An oil solution for 3.60 complete
Phon 109. 1181 Main
FOIt KENT Unfurnished house.
modern witn garage. js.i or
chard; 87.60 month. Inquire
244 1 Orchard Way. 0408
(7 Real Eatate For Sale
4-IlOOM .modern house. 1 acre In
ganli'ii, berries, trees, nowers
snd lawn. Very close In. on
Khaate, Way. l'hon 69J3.
0331
FOR BALE Property I going
up. Aim ner is your enwv"
to buy Income property cheap.
Less than half what It cost J
yi-iirs ago. 6 houses on Orch
ard Ave., off the pavoment foi
only (3.600, with not lass thsn
85O0.OO down, balanc month
ly. Act quick. Inquire 2441
Orchard Way.
18a
To Exchange
EXCHANGE OR SALE Income
property In Pacific tlrov. Cel..
for acreage or whot have you
In or near Klamath Falls. In
quire 2102 Radrllffe. 0334
21 ACRES on Boar Creek near
Ashland: house, barn, chicken
pens, chlrkens, sheep, fine gar
den. Trad for Klamath Falls
property. Nows-IIorald, box
0333. 0333
EXCHANGE Small hotel In
Realty for Klamath Fslls clear
property. John Simmons, Bent
tr. 0432
Automotive
19
IF YOt'R MOTOR heifts see Bulck
Oarnge, We guarantee our Job.
0442
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
SPECIAL SALE Good used Ice
boxes, 81.60 while they lest.
The California Oregon Powor
Co. out
FOR SALE Slightly used 7 tube
radio. Perfect condition, con
sole type, bargain. Apt. 2. 320
Washington St. after 6 p. m.
0338
ELECTRIC range, almost new;
also Ice box. Phone 404R.
0407
FARMERS Blockwood direct
from chute at Shaw-Bertram
box factory. 83.00 per cord.
llellhronner A lloa. Phone
339W. 3009
FOIt BAHOA1NB tn slightly used
furniture and rangea. we pay
cash for second band foode.
Piano for sal or rent.
KLAMATH FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
711 Main Phone 894
Your oredlt la good.
0443
TORGLER'8 Upstairs Shoppe for
smart ana annppy sports suits
and summer coats, voiles and
Donna Let-e. 731 Main. 3660
USKD two-oven restaurant rnnge.
Majestic. Klamath Furniture
10 i';i Mum. S7:o
21 Wanted Miicellaneout
WANTED Party with hnylns.
eiiuipnioni to cut and stack
- Bliout 126 acres, foxtail and
rye grnln. Start Immediately.
near Midland, see M. Motsen
enhnckor, 729 Walnut. 0326
WANTED Good used electric
washing machine. Phone 1020.
0410
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE OR TRADE One Jer
sey cow, Just frosh. Ankenr
rnncn. lit. 1, box 313. 0430
SALE Work horses. 1200 to
isuv pounds, opposite Klam
ath Falls Auto Camp, Sonlh
mmn street. PJtl9
22a
Poultry For Sale
BLOOD TESTED Whit Leg
horns, llnrrcd Rocks and Rot
Chicks SB lnft nrnniM 1
R. Mngulro, 2416 N. E. ' Ore-
,,H ni, i-ornnnn ire. 3d
23
Financial
$ $ Salary Loans $ $
t TO 30 DOLLARS ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE
No Intorost deductions, you receive
full amount applied for. 1 to
months time. All loans confidential.
STATE LOAN Co. 803-Ore.Bk.Rld.
Ph. 768 Lie, by State 8-164
IS Vrtri Kan. inMlhU. - ..II
have changed your place of
Diistness, ouy or sen term pro
ducts or have anything to tell
the public, the most economical
and surest way or getting re
sults la through the classified.
Phone 1000 or write la to the
Nows-llorald.
Board and Room
Room and board, 1 6 wank,, Ida
Samson. 326 N. 6tn.
Doctors
Dr. O. W. Westllnd, Naturopathic
Physlclsn. Chronic and nervous
diseases a apecialty.
Z11-Z18 1. O. O. F. B1Q(.
Jewel
lert
"LET OEOROB DO IT"
George L. Mats
Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler
Rs.FAIRl.NU. 837 Main Bt.
Hemstitch inf
Hemstitching and. Dressmaking
Measurements taken for Spiralis
corsets.
Mayball Davis. 191 North 4th
Mineral Batbt
Mineral Baths Hot Spring Net,
Second Hand Storet
Will pay highest prices for second
nana tools or an kinds, rules, sad-
uiea, small cook stoves.
O. K. Second Hand Store,
821 Klamath Ave.
Swimming Lessons
PAUL H. GRAVELLB
Phone 1647W. 0181
Typewriters
School Trained Mschanlo
14 Tears' Experience
Adding Mschln and Typewriter
Sale and Servlc
630 Mala Phon 848
A card la th business dlrec
tory may be a peraonal an-
nouncement to that needed cus
tomer.
EGG INCREASE
DRAWING OUT
POOR STORES
PORTLAND, July 1J. fl
Further betterment In the egi
price baa called forth some com-
plications la tha trade. Demand
for quality goods has been suffi
cient to create and maintain an
advanc In th price during re
cent daya with tb latest rise of
lc now elfectlv generally.
It has been the poor quality
that has Invited dlsaater In the
trade. Report suggested heavy
withdrawals out of local atore.
Soma of tbia short held stuff was
reported of very poor qnality.
Latest reporta auggested stocks
of eggs In Pacific alope coolers
ar but a mere fraction above
year ago, indicating heavy with
drawals to dste at all points.
Batter Htea.Iy
Trsdlng in th butter market
continued full ateady to strong
and without price changes on the
open market. Make waa decreas
ing at leading , Pacific slope
points.
Market for hens remained slag-
glsh in the live poultry trade but
without further price change.
Springers of vsrlous types were
holding abont steady generally.
Advance ot 10c per hundred
pounds In the price on all grades
of refined sugsr became effective
during the day. The new aelllng
price on berry and zrnit la 86.00
with special granulated 14.86 and
beet. 84.76.
Price reached another new
high record for the season on old
potatoes when Yakima stock ad
vanced to 82.76 here for l'a.
while Deschutes were nominally
listed op to 83.00 lor bakers. New
potatoes were a trifle easier In
spots. Increasing the spread.
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
Charter No. 11801 Reserve District No. 11
Keport or condition of tb
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK -
of Klsmsth Falls, in th State of Oregon, at the close ot business
oa june so, 1933.
ARRETS
Loans and discounts 8 499.015.96
Overdrafts 1.723.49
United States Government securities owned. 114,764.80
Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned.. 176,993.49
BstUtlng house ..924.000.00
Furniture and fixtures .1 18.000.00 42.000.00
Real eatate owned other than banking house........ 46,170.66
Reserve with Federsl Reserve Bsnk . . 86.779.86
Cssh and dn from banka . ,.. , 116,966.69
Outside checks and other cash Itema (,763.40
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from
V, 8. Treasurer . 6.000.00
Total
..11,166,167.11
LIABILITIES
Circulating notes outstanding ..... .. 8
Demand deposits ...............
Time deposits
Due to bsnks. Including certified and cashiers' checks
outstsndlng ..........
Bills payable and rediscounts
Common stock, 2000 sharea, par 6100.00
per ahare . . '.. .....8!00.000.00
Surplus . 60,000.00
Undivided profits net , ,, , 6,063.66
Resorve for contingencies
100
461
139
8
80
000.00
664.47
,728.68
.394.73
606.88
156.063.66
Total. .
.81,166,167.1!
Stat of Oregon, County of Klamath, as:
I, E. M. Bubb, cashier of th above-named bank, do solemnly
swesr that the abort statement Is trut to th best of my knowledg
and belief. E. M. BUBB, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
W. C. DALTON,
MARION HANKS,
M. 8. WEST,
Directors.
Subscrlped and sworn to before ma this 11th day of July, 1933.
H. C. QUIQLEY,
Notary Publlo for Oregon.
My commission expires Jan. 11, 1930, N-J-13-6S1
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FT. KLAMATH
Bond Averages
(Coprrlgnt, Ills, Itajidart ItatU-
110a compaori
it 10 tt it
Intra P-R't Ufa Total
W.tnssdsr . Il l li t 111.1 tl.l
Prsr. tar IT I II I 101 1 ll.t
W.slc sso tl.l tl.l lOl.t ll.T
Tear ago II I II I II I IS!
s jrsers as. .lil t 121.1 lll.i 1IS.I
High. Illl fi t li t II I 11.1
Low, llll II I ll.t Tl.l II I
High, llll . ll.t ll.t II I Tl.l
Low, llll tl.l IT.I 10.1 tl-l
Stock Averages
(Copjrrlgbt. Ills, ataatara gtatls-
Cmw compeer)
It to It tt
Indl's RR'S Ct's Total
Wsdnssdar .T5. 'II I 'IT. ll.t
fr.r. dmr 71.1 Si I SI. I II I
WMlc SXO T4.I lO.t li t SO.t
Tsar sso K.l ll.t Tl.l to.l
S reera ago . tl.l 107.1 100.1 100.1
High, llll Tl.l II I IT. ll.t
Low, llll II S SI S Sl.S 11 1
Hlsh, llll . Tl.l 11,1 111 Tl.l
Low. llll ll.t 11.1 IL8 U.I
New llll high.
Jnly
(00,
two
80. BAN FRANCISCO,
11 U.B Llrestoc) Hog
direct 111. 15-150 higher,
loads 190-100 lb. Csllfornlss
15.64, load 177 lb. Ctllfornlas
15.60: few 215-250 lb. 95.15-
5.15; packing tows 84.
Cattle: 450. direct 118. ateady,
two loade 850-915 lb. California.
15.75. ton: fire cars medinm
Santa Rose Island steers 95.25,
sorted two cart 1000 lb. 94.85;
few good 750 lb. heifert 85,
She stock weak, load 1081 lb,
cutters 81.50, bulls absent.
Calres: None. Good to choice
realert quotable 95.60-6.
Sheen: 850. direct 750, tteadj.
package 57 lb. lambt 34.65, odd
bead 1Z0 in. yeernnge si.du
ewe absent.
FORT KLAMATH, Ort. El
mer and Adrlenn Zumbrunn re
turned Tuesday renin; from
Brookings, Cel., where they
spent a week Tlsltlng their
mother, Mrs. Henry Orth. They
were accompanied by M 1 a t
Francea Smith on the trip.
The following party ot local
fans motored to Klamath Falls
Friday night to witness the
wrestling bout there: Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Page. Mr. and Mr.
Ray Taylor tnd Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Sisemore.
Mrs. Pearl Edwards returned
to her home ' In Fort Kfamath
after spending the oast three
weeka In Portland, where she
went as official delegate from
the local church to the Metho
dist conference held there re
cently. Mra. Edwards also en
joyed a Tlslt with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Morrla of Portland.
and aeveral other friends who
reside in the Rose city. Sh
came back with Rer. and Mra.
B. V. Bradshaw of Williamson
River, who also attended the
conference and later . visited
relatives In Kelso, Wash., before
returning to the mlasion at Wil
liamson River. . Ot much Inter
est to local residents is the an
nouncement that tha Bradsbaws
have toeen re-appolnted to . the
Williamson River charge, and
have also taken charge ot the
Beatty territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mcnols were
In Chlloquln oa business Satur
day evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Wlmer and small
son Donald were In Chlloquln
Saturday afternoon, shopping
and attending to business mat
ters.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cope
land, accompanied by Mr. Cope
land's mother, Mrs. Phoebe Cope
land, who is visiting the Cope
lands from Ashland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur McFarling, and
Miss Msxlne Copeland, spent
Sunday on a fishing trip to Dia
mond lake, where they joined
Mr, and Mrs. Sherman 8applng
ton and aon Bobble, who have
been spending the past week at
the resort. Mr. Sapplngton la
Mrs. McFarling t brother, and
the 8appingtona spent aome time
visiting at the McFarling home
from their home In North Bend,
Ore., before going on to Dia
mond lake to fish.
Charles Noah commenced hav
ing operations for Mra. Amy
Zumbrunn Monday morning on
the extensive Zumbrunn ranch
property south of Fort Klamath.
A good crop of hay Is antlclpat
ed. as there ia a fine atand of
grass.
Mr. and Mra. E. B. Bennett
and children, accompanied by
.Mrs. Dora wimer, spent wed-
neaday In Klamath Falls, shop
ping and attending to brslness
matters.
Herbert Edwarda returned Fri
day to his duties In the C. C. C,
near Silver Lake. He waa ac
companied by hla father and sis
ter, Frank Edwards and Mrs,
Virginia Noah.
Rolley Brewer returned to the
conservation camp near Lake
view Wednesday after spending
tne Fourth of July vacation with
his parents and brothers here,
Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen of
Klamath Falls apent Sunday In
Fort Klamath, visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mullen's partnta.
Mr. and Mra, Frank Edwarda,
and enjoying som fishing while
here also. They brought back
with them from Klamath Falls
Mlsa Florence Edwards, who has
been Tlsltlng at the Mullen home
for the past aix weeks from her
home In Fort Klamath,
Loran Miller ot Iioseburg Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Miller and transacting business
in connection with hia cattl In
terests in Wood River valloy.
Oiling crews started oiling the
highway through Fort Klamath
early Monday morning.
Eighty per cent of tornadoes
occur between the hours ot noon
and 8 p, m,
Portland
Produce
RYE BOOMED
TO
Stock Market
Quotations
E
CHICAGO, July 18. 'UPV-Tak
ing a star role, rye todsy aimed
apparently at th senlth. and
scorsd approximately 16e a bushel
advance for the last three days.
A striking feature waa that for
the flrat time soma rye aold high
er than aome dellverlea of the
companion breadstuff, wheat, so
high that Canadian rye la now be
ing Imported into tbla country.
Talk was current that ownership
ot tbe limited supply of rye In
the United State baa been virtu
ally concentrated In the hands ot
a rew strong interest.
All grain closed nervous, rye.
lc to Sic abov yesterday's finish:
wheat, le to lie up; corn, un
changed to e down; oats, lc to
tc off, and provisions unchanged
to 10c decline.
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, jnly 11. UP)
Wheat, No. 2 red, 81.05 J to
91.07;; No. 1 hard, 11.07 to
1.07.
Corn, No. 1 yellow, 84e to
4tc; No. 1 white, 4tc to 64c.
Oats, No. 2 white, 45ic to
461c
Rye. no tale.
Barley, 56c to 7e.
Timothy seed, per ewt., .13.10
to 88.90.
Clover teed, per ivL 8.00 to
111.60.
NEW YORK, July 11, P) A
rather Indifferent ttoek markst
plodded somewhat stubbornly Ints
flrmtr territory today undr th
Iwderthlp of th buoyant alco
hols and assorted specialties. Ex
cept la a few lasues, trading vol
ume wat not .specially pro
nouncad until th last hour,
Tranaf.rs approximated 85,000-,
000 share.
Today' eloalng nrlcea:
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau
Al. Cham. A Dye ,
American Can .
American conn. Alcohol
American For. Pow. .
American Smelt. A Ret,
A. T. ft T. ...
American Tob. B
Anaconda Copper
Atchison T. A a. F. , ,
Atlantle Ref .
Baltimore A Ohio
Bendlx Aviation , ,
Bcthlebt.ni Steel
Horaen Co
Burr. Add. Mach.
California Pack
Canada Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
i-ase (j, I.)
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chrysler Motor
Col. o. E. , ,
t.oml. Bolv.
Commonwealth So.
Continental Can
L'orn Produeta
Curtias Wright
urug inc
Duoont A De N.
Ksatmsn Kodak
CISC. AUtO L,t.
El. FOW. LL .
General Foods
uenersl Motors
Gillette Raxor .
tiOld Dust
PORTLAND ORA IX
PORTLAND, July 12, P)
Wheat
Opes High Low Close
July .81 .Th .81 .81J
September .85 .881 .85 .861
December . .89 .901 .89 .891
Cash Wheat
No. 1 Big Bend bluestem
Dark hard winter, 12
Dark hard winter, 11
son white
98
It
128
921
ti
18
371
1291
911
30,
76
81
35
199
45,
38
19i
2S
19
27!
97,
4
3fi
26
26
5
B1I
81
4
56 '
801
sal
International Harvester
I. T. A T.
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott Con. Cop.
Kroger Grocery ,
Llbbey-O-Ford -Liggett
A Myers B.
L.iuuia t.sro.
25
-431
19
Western whit
Hard winter ,
Northern spring
n estern red
Lorillard Tob. Co.
Mant7 Ward
N'ash Motor ....
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
Nations I Distillers .
! National Po. LL ,
IN. T. Central
North America
PORTLAND. Jnly 11. UP)
Butter, prints, extras, 18c; stand
ards. 25c
Bnttarfat: Portland delivery
A rrade. 24o to 25c lb.: Farmers'
door delivery, 22c to 23c; tweet
cream, 6c higher.
Eggs: Pacific Poultry Produc
era' selling price: Overslte, 22c;
extras, 20c; mixed colors, ivc;
mediums, 19c per doien.
.Lira. Poultry, Portland deliv
ery; huylng prices: Heavy hens,
colored, 41 to 51 lbs.. 10c; do. 61
lbs. up. 10c; hen over. 31 lbs.,
9c; under. 31 lbs., Sc lb.; broil
ers, 11 lbs. up, lvc; coioreo
springs, 2 lbs. up, 12c; roosters.
6c per lb. Ducks. Peklns. broil
ers, 12c to 13c per lb.; old ducks,
Peklns, 10c per lb.; do. colored.
10c per lb.
Strawberries: IVew Oregon.
21.75 to 32.00
Cheese: 9! score Oregon trip
lets. 121c: loaf, 131c lb.; brokers
will pay lc below quotatlona.
Milk: Contract price t pet.
Portland delivery, 81.70 ewt.; B
grade cream, S7lc lb.
Country Meats: Selling price
to retailers: country killed hogs,
best butchers, under 150 lbs.,
7c to 71c vealers, 70 to 100 lbs.,
71c to 8c; spring lambs. lOlc-llc;
yearlings. 4e to 5c; heavy-ewet
lc to 3c: medium cows, 5c lb.:
canner cows, 21c to 3c; bulls, sic
to 5o lb.
Mohair: Buying price: 1933
clip. 15c lb.
Hope, nominal, 1933, 7c lb.
Onions: Selling price to re-
tellers Oregon, $1.25-11.35
per cental.
New onions: California Bermu
das, 91.25 per 50-lb crate; new
red $1.35 per cental.
Potatoes: Local. 12.00: Des
chutes Gems, 22.85; do. bakers.
93.00; Yakima Gems, 82.76.
New Potatoes: Local white and
red, $2.25 to $2.36 per cental.
Wool: 1933 clip nominal: Wil
lamette valley, 23c to 25a lb.;
Eastern Oregon, 18c to 21c lb.;
Southern Idaho. 16o to 20o lb.
Oata, No. 1 whit, $16.60
Cora, No. 1 yellow. $18.75.
Mlllrun standard, 119.60.
Today's car receipts: Wheat,
111; barley, 1; flour, 11; corn,
5;; oats, 2; hay, 2.
.92
.93
.86
.81
.81
.81 j Packard Motor ,
renney tl- tj.l
Penn. R. R.
rninipa Pet.
.81
.81
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, Jnly 11, (JP) (TJ. 8.
D. A.) Hoes. 24.000' market
active, unevenly 10c to 26c high
er on an classes. Bulk, 200 to
300 Ids $4.75 to $4.85; top.
$4.90.
Cattle, t.000: calves. 2.000:
market for fed steers and vcr-
nnga luuy Z5c higher and active.
Hellers and mixed yearlings,
strong to 15c higher; she stock
firm; vealers. weak to J5e lower.
Best 1. 183-lb. ateers. $7.25; heav
ies, $7.35; mostly $5.60 to $7.00
market. Beat light heifers early
$7.00. Vealers. $5.60 to $6.75.
Sheep. 8.000; market tor lambs
slow; olds 25c to 60c lower.
lamos, to lbs. down, $7.00 to
.. fcwes, 11.86 to $2.75.
Fleeces Active On
, Boston Wool Mart
BOSTON. Julv 12. im ftr. R
D. A.) Ohio and aimilar fleece
ar moderately active, althonah
aelllng In as large quantltle aa
recently. Asking prices are very
firm.
Some offering, ot the heavier
and less attractive fine Ohio de-
lane wool are available at 30c in
the grease, but most lots are held
at 310 to 82c. siseable Quantities
having moved at these prices.
Strictly combing 56s, I blood Ohio
fleeces are strong at 34c to 35c lc
tne grease, while aome houses are
asxing tec to J 7c.
A new British fighting plant Is
crtdlted with a tpeed ot 150 miles
an hour.
Public 8ervict N. J.
fuuman Co.
Radio Corp.
R. K. O.
Rem. Rand
Reynolda Toh. B.
Sears Roebuck
snen union
54
231
35
30
92.
411
. 27
28
5SJ
24
114
lf
641
34.
6
451
38
17
63'
Si1
Southern Pacific
standard Brands
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N. J. .
Studebaker Co
Texaa Corp. .
Texaa Gulf Bui.
Trans-America
Union Carb.
Union Pacific
United Aircraft .
united corp.
United Gas Imp .
U. S. Indus. Alcohol
u. s. Steel
10
85
29
391
.40
- 8
27f
33
$1
4i
1251
. 38
13
Vanadium .. .
West. Elec. A Mfg.
Woolworth
30
53'
49
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, July 11, UP '
Cattle, 89; calves. 14; market
steady.
Steers, good and medium, 95. o
to $6.86; common, $3.16 to $5.00.
Heifers, good, common and medi
um, $4.15 to $4.60. Cows, good,
common and madlnm, $4.00 to
$4.16. Bulls, good, $3.20 to
$8.60; cutters and medium. $2.26
to $3.15. Vealers, good, $6.00
to $8.75, cutter and medium,
$3.00 to $6.00. Calves, good,
$5.60 to $6.00; common, $1.60 ta
$5.00.
Hogs, 10; market steady.
Good, 140 to 200 lbs., $6.00 tt
$6.50; 200 to 250 lbs., $4.85 to
$5.60; over 150 lbs., $4.25 to
$5.15. Sows, good, $4.00 to $4.90;
medium. $3.76 to $1.36. Pigs,
good, $2.76 to $3.25.
Sheep, 117; market weak.
Lambs, good and choice, $6.00
to $6.60; common and medium,
$5.00 to $5.76. Wethers, $2.00
to $4.00. Ewes, $1.50 to $2.25.'
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