The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 21, 1937, Page 10, Image 10

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    THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
umber Trend Hits Business
OflTLAND SEES
UP DtliURt
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Ibtn
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M,S"h.flr.lof Ib.ycur, how-
lumber demand l light,
11 .locks r. not danit.Tou.ly
diwot. and "''" """""7
I, i favorable s.atlatlcal porl-
Pnrllnnd
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n.noVhofSS.SSu.ooo board
f. 1,.1'f of Iho Auiiii.t figure.
KV ifr i... -tarr ecounmlet
ft mmonw.Uh. Inc.. prrUei-o
F.CT,.l.nd r..ill buslnes
,.1 j behind tho rest of tin
I1'0.. L lumber aliimiluu.
E. 1 nf lumber l more
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by til Associated 1'roaa
Wednuaday
previous day .......
Month ko ..........
Year ago ...........
1 137 lllith
11)87 I.nw ........
. 0 H 18 0
Inru nulla urn's Uiki.
l 23.1 S3 9 48.7
4.8 211.7 3I.C 4.-,. 8
81 9 80.8 87.8 57.8
(fi.2 42 9 62.8 71.4
101.8 4:1,5 Mo 70.2
M8 20 7 a i n 4 r.i
99 8 43.S S3. 7 72 8
73.4 30.2 43.4 .6.7
WINNIPEG UPTURN
HELPS U. S. WHEAT
BOND AVERAGES
1 oiiipllud by llio Aoiluul 'n.
20 10 10 10
null! I ml 11 '1 Utll'l For.
Wednesday ... 77.4 87.8 (1.0 65.8
Prevlnu day 78.0 97.0 (0.3 64 7
Month ago . ............ 85.7 101.8 (fi.2 70.3
Ynnr ago ........ 87.6 103.8 102.7 70.4
11)37 liliih (H O 104 4 102.8 74.7
11)37 Low ...... . 76.0 97.0 90.3 64.7
1936 High ..... (8.2 104.4 10.1.1 73.0
1(36 Low . 80. ( 101.8 (9.8 67.8
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E., piciflo lumbar inspecw'iu
hi reported toiul wnterborne
vemtnts 11 m o '-
of J,0 8 3, 1
BOSTON WOOL
fenCTlV Oct. 20 AI'-IUUHI
f.ri continued looking; around
todir'a "01 market, mainly to
ip In touch Uli supplies. The
t Dial appeared i, . nm,
inddld not signify serious ef-
t to buy. Honiara were nui iu
led to consider aalea of aiiable
mtltlM of wool at current blila.
!, raporta received by llnaton
(terns Indicated improv ..in
out of Australian miiurn,
CHICAGO l'OTATOKS
iHICAOO, Oct. 20 t AP-L'SDA)
itoM, recelpta 131 cara; on
tl, lit cara; lolnl L'. 8. alilp
BU, 770 cara: 1!. S. No. 1 Itna
I lightly weaker, other atoi'k
idy; auppllea liberal; demand
: licked, per cwt., inuno itua-
Burbanka U. S. No. 1, 81.40 to
lit; U. S. No. 2. (1.15 to 21.30.
there are 2o,9:.;.l 3 4 Itnmnn
hollc In the United Smlea.
h'ork baa mad a pnrnille of
rrainy. Money la nothing,
eduction la everything .(
M(h Hitler.
Stock Market
Quotations
CIIICACiO, Oct. 20 ln Winni
peg wheat market Jumpa of five
rent a buahel did mu'h to holat
(.'hlraxo wheat prlcea Inle today,
tonethor with upturn of ocuri
tlca. Export purchaaoa of North
AmRrlcan whent wer eatlmated
ua blgb a 2.000,000 buahela.
Th Chicago wneat market roae
10 three cenla maximum gain, with
tra'tlnfc on a broad aealo, but brlak
profit taking cauaed reae.tlona at
lbo laat from tho day' top IovhI.
At the clou Chicago wheat fu
ture! were ljc to 2Jc above Tuea
day'a flnlah, December 99e to
i)e, May 99Jo to 81.00; coin
unchanged to Sc higher, Decem
ber 5'J)c to 6!ijc, .May 61c to 61ic,
and oat 10 to c up.
NKW YOltK, Oct. 20 ( To
day' olotlnK quotation:
Air reduction
Allied Chemical ft Oy
Allied Rtorna
Am.Tlcnn fan
American ft Korelgn Power
A. T. ft T
American Tob. H
American Water Work ....
Anaconda Copper
Armour llllnnla
Atrhlaon, T. ft 8. K
Aviation Corp. ...................
Ilaltltnnr ft Ohio
llnrnadalt
llendlx Aviation
Hnihleliem Sleel ..
ilnelng Air
HrlKga Mfg
Hudd Mfg
California Packing
Callahan Z I. .
Calumet ft llecla
Cane. J. I
Canadian I'.ielflc
Caterpillar Tractor 611
Celaneae 22i
Certain-Teed -
Cheaapeak A Ohio ...........
Chrysler Motor
Columbia (Jaa ft Kleclrlc
Commercial lnveatment Tr...
Commercln'l Solvent
Commonwealth ft Southern
Consolidated Kdtaou
Conaollilated Oil .
Corn Product
Curtla Wright -
Du Pont ft lie N -
Klectrlc Auto Light .
General Klectrlc -
General Fooda .
General Motor j.
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern pfd
lludaon Motor
llllnola Central
Inap. Copper .
International Hanreater -International
Nickel Can ...j
691
170t
10,
90
4i
152J
72
Hi
20i
71
43J
.11
12,
14J
12i
494
2U
26
27
2k
8
102i
28)
60S
Si
4:1
9i
II
28
10
511
31
13H
izi
4U
82
401
21
271
i
12
11
79i
451
1 mwmf 1 1 a
IN THE BASEMENT!
M I tftnm a 1 ...
L, w nr Mouse Willi
oU heatl A workshop or
L J,?1. rownuP. play-room
1. DHcment
1 -"'" me iuci supply
ybettoredundcrground.Clean
Qnatln .
I wltk: ' "":"u" dell Vf
IT"""1 or muas, thronsh
r" Burn dean, too-no oot,
r-p -ea. And, becaose h'
rflc,no work I
tf!'.oM burn re Hablo,
- msiaii ami acrv-
taem.VnnMi tt . .. ..
- .. ,,a inorfgnr oil
r"'w your home, ,t thertjfM
rand on cm term.
pcU.ev.ryftol.he...
nurncr UHa.Laho- 1
' "--Prove they havemor.
A ear units tbaa other leading
braad.Mora beet no nor coetl
I TAtrOAAO 04 L OONtAMT
Ot CKLirORbTIA
PEYTOM Z CO
kit. .T " '
fo B85 I
International P. ft P. pfd .... 473
I. T. ft T 6J
John Miinvllle . 85
Kennecott Con. Copper 8 SI
Llbbey-O-Kord 41)i
Liggett ft Myora B 87
Loew'a 6.!i
Monty Ward 39J
.S'Knh Kelvlnutor 121
National Itlaeult 20J
National blatlller 22
National Power ft Light ...... "i
New York Central 4 's
North American lsj
Northern Pacific 121
Packard Molor 64
Penney, J. C 77
Penn K. It .. 2 41
Phillip Petroleum 4"i
Preened Hteel Car S tl
Public Korvlce New Joraey .. 3;i
Pullman Co 3 2
Hndlo Corp H
Hemlngton Rand 13
Itepubllo Rteol 17J
Reynolda Tob. B 4 Hi
Sears Roebuck 66
Shell Union 20J
Southern Calif. Edison .. l'JJ
Southern Pacific 21a
Standard Branda 10 ,
Standard Oil California ..... 34
Standard Oil New Jeraey .... 53
Studebaker Corp 7J
Superior Oil 2i
Texas Corp 4 4 I
Texaa Gulf Sulphur 30j
Tlmken Del Axle 14
Trana-Amerli 121
Union Carbide 7 9
Union Pacific 9SJ
United Airlines Hi
United Aircraft l'i
United Corp .. 3 J
United Gas Imp 101
U. 8. Rubber 265
U. S. Sleel 613
Walworth - 6i
Western Union 31
Wealinghouae Electrio ........ 106
White Motor . HI
Woolworth
Portland
Produce
The Grandaunt
of Quintuplets
Hope that she may some day
sco her famous grand-nieces,
the Dionne quintuplets, bright
ens the life of Mrs. Georgianna
Bellcrose, 85, above, of Law
rence, Ma.s. Newspaper ac
counts and pictures keep her
in close touch with the progress
bf the five little girls. Ill
hen)th has prevented her visit
ing her nephew, Oliva Dionne
at Callander, Ontario.
PORTLAND, Oct. 20 (PV But
ter print A grade, 37c lb., in
parchment wrapper. 3Sc lb. In
cartons; B grade, 3Cc lb. In
parchment wrappers, 37c lb. In
cartons.
Huttorfat (Portland delivery
buying price) A grade, 37c to
371c lb., country stations; A grade
35-3&IC lb.; B grade, 2c lb.
lesa; C grade, 6c less.
Kgga Buying price by whole
salers: Extras, 29c; standards,
26c; firsts 22c; medium 23c: me
dium firsts, 20c; small extras.
14c; undergrades 16c dozen.
Cheese Oregon triplets 18c;
Oregon loaf, 19c. Broker will
pay 1 cent below quotations.
Country Meats Selling price to
retailers: country killed hogs
best butcher, under 180 lb., 12J
13c; vealers, 141-15c; light and
thin, 9-12c; heavy, 10c; can
ner cows, 6J-71c; cutter. 7-8c;
bulla 9 cents; spring lamb 15c
to 151c; ewes, 4-7c lb.
Live Poultry Buying price:
Leghorn broilers. 22-23C lb.;
colored springs, 2 to 31 lbs., 19c
to 20c lb.; over 81 lbs.. 19-20c
lb.; Leghorn hens, over 31 lbs.
ll-12c lb.; under 31 lbs., 11c
lb.; colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 17c
to 18c lb.; over 5 lbs., 17-18c lb.;
No. 2 grade 2c less.
Potatoes Yakima Gems, II;
local, 81.20 cental; Deschutes
tl. 10-1. 20.
Onlons New crop, Walla Walla
Tnlelake
Phone IS
Cln-lng Curb Quotations
Cities Servicft
Klectrlc Bond ft Share
391
21
9J
422 Main St.
"0. K. Since 1905"
ousehold
Moving
Phone 87
"Gosh, dad, don't we ever stop ron Gas?"
.0
70 xuxms aiiJi
HERE'S a car that offers tlie ex
act things you have always wanted
In a can HIGH ECONOMY In the
recent TIIIy Economy Test re
ports show the average rate of ALL
drivers was 36.S miles per gallon.
LOW riUCE save considerably
in down payment and price. MOD
ERN STYLE effectively stream
lined to be the smartest car on the
Information Mlemm national mvoragm
road. EXTRA SAFETY top and
body solidly welded into a strong,
sturdy unit. . . Oversize brakes. All
parts vital to safety are oversize.
ROOMINESS the front seat is
three times tho width of a regular
theater seat.
. Join the tmart crowd Savehalf
your gas drive the car that w on
America In a year.
ofmll mmkm of cmrt 1$ t 16 miloi per ffoDoa,
WltlYS OWNtRI
REPORT UP TO ' '
35 MILES
PER GALLON
SAVE A LOT IN PRICE
DRIVE THE 193G
WHITE PELICAN AUTO CO
R. E. ARENS, Prop.
724 KLAMATH
65-76 In 10; 'Yakima 100,
11.25-1.40.
Wool 1937, nominal; Willa
mette valley, mettim, SOo lb.;
eoarae and braids, 28c lb.; eastern
Oregon, fine, nominal; medium,
81-38c lb.; crossbred. 32-83e lb.
Fall lamb, wool, 25o lb.
Hay Belling price to retailers:
Alfalfa, No. 1, 117-17.50 too;
oat-vetch, 118; clover, 112 ton;
timothy, eastern Oregon, unquot
ed; ditto valley unquoted, Portland.
South S. F.
Livestock
BO. BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20
(AP-UBDA) Hogs: 600, Includ
ing 90 direct. Butchers mostly
20c lower; top and bulk good to
choice 170-230 lb. weight
$10.15; 240-280 lb. butcher and
light lights orted out mainly
89.65; scattered aalea medium
hutchera 89.90-10.00 straight and
sorted; packing sow 25c lower,
mostly 17.60. Late Tuesday:
bulk local butchers (9.85.
Cattle: 150, Including 10 di
rect, holdovers 50; ateers scarce,
slow, weak to 25c lower; load
medium to good (20 lb. fed
steer 88.75 sorted two head;
load largely medium 1098 lb.
weight I8 60; good fed steer
quoted to 9.25 or slightly
above; few common steers 15.50
7.00; she-stock fairly active,
steady to strong; few plain grass
heifers 16.25; medium range
cow 15.75-16.00; good young
cows quoted up to 86.50; com
mon cows (4.50-5.00: low cut
ters and cutters 13.00-4.25; few
plain bulls around 15.00, good
weighty quoted to 16.25. Late
Tuesday, she-stock closed mostly
steady to weak: three loads cut
ter to common Nevada range
cows 14.00-5.00, moderately sort
ed. Calves: 225, all direct. Nom
inal; good to choice vealers quot
ed around (9.00-10.00.
Sheep: 450, Including 800 di
rect. Bteady; one deck strictly
good 85 lb. aborn California
lamb 19; full wooled lamb ab
sent; comparable grade quoted
up to 9.75; package good shorn
yearlings 87; medium pelt
laughter ewe quoted 14 down.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Oct. 20 (AP-USDA)
Hogs 10,000; around 108 lower
than Tuesday' average; packing
sows steady; top 110.86; bulk
good and choice 190-230 lbs.,
110.20-10.86; most 150-180 lbs.
810.00-10.26; 160 lb. average
tip to 810.25; few 240-800 lb.
butcher 89.75-10.25; bulk good
packing sow 28.75-9.15; light
weight 9 26-9.36.
Cattle 9000, calve 1000; long
fed medium weight and weighty
steers steady on shipper accounts;
Karly top 119.85; several loads
117.00-18.50; sprinkling (19.00
to (19.60; undertone 25c or more
lower on kinds not suitable for
eastern shippers; cows scarce and
strong to 25c higher; bulls strong,
27.10 down and a few to 17.25;
vealer 11.00 down; mostly 811.60
down; stockers and feeders weak
to 26 cents lower for week to
data.
Sheep 6000; buyer strongly
resisting fat amb advance; early
ale mostly steady to strong;
good to choice natives (10.21 to
(10.(0; few choice (10.60; aheep
atronger; slaughter ewe (3.00 to
(4.75; native ewe as blgb as
84.50; feeding lamb about
teady; double good around (1
lb. Montana feeders (10.00.
SEATTLE, Oct. 10 (AP)
Allen Matthews, the crowd
pleasing negro socker from St.
Louis, Mo., dangled the figura
tive scalp of Indian Joe Small
wood of Philadelphia from bis
belt today, the result of a 10
round victory In last night's mala
event.
Matthews, who weighed 114,
a pound and a half heavier than
bis opponent, fought a heady
battle but had to content blm
relf on points as the awkwardly
clever Phlladelphlan proved hard
to hit with telling wallop. There
were no knockdowns.
WHY SUFFER? WHY BE
DISCOURAGED?
HEMORRHOIDS (Pi!e)
Colitis Conitiption Fif
urs) Ulcert. All Rectal,
Colon tnd Stomach troubled
completely eliminated with
out turuical operation ftet
all other method hv
failtfd. Wa hvti don it
for thoDiandi of ot here we MB do It
for you. 26 years in Portland.
FREE BOOKLET Eot
jout rtqutwt. C!l or writ
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Phyictn and Surgmon
N.E. Cor. E. Burnt. ide and Grand Art,
Telephone EAst 391 B Portland. Orefo
After
Klamath
Beats Medford
DANCE
Friday Night
LEGION HALL
BALDY'S BAND
Gents 40s) Lad res 15
Dancing; 9 'Till 1
Don't forget our big Saturday
Night Dances Also our Big
Hallowe'en Carnival Dance
Saturday, October 80th. Free
Noiwmakers, Hats and Ser
pentine for Everyone
the ifaendfycAeti!ey spirit
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1 I
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you can express it better by lifting
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