La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1929, Image 7

Thursday, August lo, l'J2'J
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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l.iUla,fht; 1 .53 a ! I ..":!, -V
rlw fl:
prii-i- -I
firm, hut julci'M ttl.'l
Butter Prices
, Advance Today;
Corn Is Cheaper
I'OltTLA.Xh, (I iv.. Ail, in (A J')
Al'lt'i- hi'hltf sljitlnimiy I'or uniin1
Unit-, Imihr piii-i'si viti tnl iiiu-imI
on ti-fKlinr nt the I'oriluml pnnlm-i
cxclliiliM''- I mOi '. Hhorium ol' Hltp
Pljis )nmMid protlih'i. Kxlrii
tii'r-ui i. to Alt ia. hIii iiditi-ils um
Ut IlititliT lit 11 1. 11 11 1 1 pillllr
I'hvls Imit" u ci'iit iixHi- ill 4a.
I'irii s WfVf ;im-hnni'l.
U 1 1 Jt 1 1 rf.tt whs iilsti tip.
pfirc wns Ait, tf;i4k
and h-ti-ivl prici- 4 s.
inVllstui-lit'il.
m I'nntiiifniiM-M from The )nlliN niv
ro.li lacing l hn.ti' which Im w lict-;t
rriiufiii,' lo 1 In- Kusi Siih- murlii l '
from t hi- ViiKiuiii s.-cl h m. 'I'lK'
ly-ic (I ilnwii In !.7.i 'J'hui s
ilay. 'ori)'was alvd'chonpcf at $I.Hi''i
. $'rl. nir a y.u-U ol y: ilu.-n cars.
I'mImKhh tw'iil ilovvii lo ?l.7fi lor
a snclv in' Tit po:i:nls.
' ii '-i it pi-ppMi s ilroppt'il from T r
'lo ft it cent1. a box.
, KKphiiil was it ct'iils a hox.
l.oKaithfrrlcs were up al - ami
r.splMTiit-H al $2.W'. lo $.:!.(. I tulh
are .scarce.
Seeil onloilK ire ilnivil I ,, 1!0
crnlM.
' ( iteiitnlM i's were 7i,'i Sf. i-i-"iiTs.
Trading was slow.
' rmtTLANIl, re.. Amr. I r' (Al1)
- i 'at tie a nil e;ihvs: (J.iolalily
, sleinly; receipts cult le 7."., calves
v jt. , Steel-H (IHHt-Ktmi Hp?-.) gflflil
.SV l.fiu'M SUM':.: I !"-1 I mi Uiw.),
"jjrtod $l i.hiiff Mto ami up)
- '- tedium l.l--T: In-i let s N.'iii lbs.
.flun) tfoini $i,7r 'u 1 1 n. Till, eoiiiUKMi
1 nte.timu $'"'" 5'': hv cuiti-r
J A. nu w $t;..ii; Konil beef $7'.i$7.7r.:
ifiitter to ine.llnin $:..imi"i $7; mlwa
j 4r.Mii lbs. down) nuili.ini to rhoh-c
7 IiSln: v-:il, is. niilk I'erl. tr 1 to
dhoice si:rn l-t.f.n; ineilhitii $11'")
euli to coninto:i $ s.nn 1 ? I 1 .mt.
I Ions: (junta My steaily, receipts
f.. itieliKliMK KM ilireel. Heavy
Ijfhl C-TiO .- Itr.n lbs.) Ille-
ilili lo cliolce I li. Ml '
nieilhiin w ehrlll ( L'mi
H.s.) im .llillil to choice $11.
I lilt. l.lKhl Weittllt (Ilill-L'lill
limit ll CllOlee fll'.ili'il ? t .t.iiu ; .
uiit lights ( I :;-1 ii" Ihs. nieiliim
elioice SI.IMK,, f;i,lHi; ptielifnH
s. roiiKh i. ml hii mot li $'.i.(i(i ft i
.uu; slaughter plus (u-i;tn Ihs.)
ilium to choice. $ I I ..'in m ? I - .Tin ;
im1ci ami Kioelici- pins ( 7H - 1 :'.
x.) ludllnii) lo clmice 1-.iM It
Slll.un. (Soil or oily lions (inil(
rousting plk's exelmleil in iihuvc
fcunliilioi!.)
Sheep ami lamhn: iiiolalily
'inly; receipts 7i. I.amls ( s t
4. down), tf()0( to elioice ?l L'Kidf
t2.(i": m- iniim ii.nn"i $11; (all
iKhlsutl to common 7'; $ fi.no.
nrliiin wethers I tin Ihs. Mown me
mo In choice $tl.nii'.( Jii.lin. i:ves
an ll-s. ilow :i ) Midline to duh e
fl.tHft $r..l'r.; (I HO-1 Ml Ihs.) nie
nm th ejiolct' 0.'i'i: (alt.
tK'iits), com moil ? i .mi i
$ 1 2.-
Ihs.)
vr
( IH( (.(I I.SlIK'k
cH!'',?n. Ann:, i:. (i'. t'. A.)
Ilou-s; I'J.iutii; very slow, uneven
lo l.'ir lower; 2"in-;iiui Ihs. $lo..,a
H I.::.".; i:ni-iii ihs. $m.;;. n
1 l.iHI.
Catlh-: Ii.imhi.
ry slow. Uneven; y
$17. "it;
llt.r.U'.l $1 ".HII; l'e,
Sle
; i i.lT.ii $i::j
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for Hits column m nt be
In hy u a. in.
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IA!IK K'I'S
Spring I s fu Hi?, lb.
Htmvy hens 1 lie lb.
I.lffht hens l ie lb.
HliiftH K lb.
I-'loui'
Jinrd Kederation (hnnl wheat)
--$7.(ii) bill.
Sofl wheat -$7.4D bhl.
i.a (iK.wiii: iei i ii, .m.i;m
Vcftahlfs
New- pot U t i)t -s $ '1 . 7 U , ,
J 0 1 k i i tomatoes I ;u th.
I'aisiey fm bunch.
Cabbage lie lb.
Jounce lfic a head. ,
Yellow onions 4c lb.
Carrots no bunch.
Ih'ctK ;c h'.Micli,
Turnips fir a bunch.
Celery- l;ic mill rc.
(Jreeu peppers 1 ."tc lb.
( ireen onions fu.
Jliwlishos in: bunch,
flrci'ii peas ,'i lbs. ' Tic.
(;r-en lifans :t lbs. for
lthubiirbli ihs. iTiu.
i orn :!t'c. t
Jair.v.
creamery a(
aiveH .'.mm;
ers i :: f -1 ;
linn-limo lbs.
earllnirs "nn-
lbs. $i:t..r.o',i S I (l. no; vealers
fit 1 7. fo; Hucker ainl. 1 1-
Huiter,
llif.
kkk Uc.
Cheese -li- Hi.
Honey Comb. LTic II). J
l.oKaiiberrhM; 2 for J'iC.
Itiintitiiis 2 lbs for I'f.c.
I.t'liions line. do..
Oranges 3jifti $l.t)0 dOK.
Apricots 10c lit.
1'eaclH'S "in: lb.
I'ruits
('rnpes- 2rc lb.
liuspberries 2 for 2ic.
Itlaokcaii.) 2 for -fto.
Corn: No. 5 nii.vcll 4 1 '-; No. 4
.Meals mill l 'i-b
, l!eof b.:ll I'df 22o lb.
Chops anl steaks 4nr lo 4".c lb.
WHEAT CLOSES
FIRM AND ONE
CENT HIGHER
CIlh'AdO, Auk. la (AIM Not-j
withFtandltiK hte denials of new
frnn!s in 1 '.iitaihi. wheat price. nver- i
. ajred higher today, helped by In i
1 "Uratio-is of nciive demand fur !
limit- Irom domestic mills. Itesides,
advances were received that actual !
i eiittin of wheat now under way In
curly fields throughout Wrtlern
Canada tend'd lo confirm etrenie-!
ly poor crop conditions. Strength '
' of the cor:l market, based largely ;
on corn crop damage reports from ;
Nnbraska, acted also as a stlm I-
his to buyers of wheat.
; Wheat closed firm 1 to 1 n- l
higher, corn tp li up, oats
to 1c atlvnncc, and provisions un-
Iclianned to u rise of '.Tic.
Close lire fj alal
ia Wall Street ;
I I-:V YOIIN. Am,'. l.r (AC) i
I'neaslness'o-r the weekly federal
reKervo brokers' laa i vtatcnient lo
ho issued after t he close of ( he I
market, brought about farther Ir- j
retiularity in today's stock market
although the main tendency was
niraiii upward. . Trading tiirnd
rather dull but there was evldcucn
of organized buying in a rat 1pm
w ide assornnent of pMblic .ut ilil ics.
rails ami merchandising; shares. ,
Call money i-eiH'W'ed unchangeil
at 7 pet eenl. after having drnppcil
lo (I in yesterday's laic tritdiltt,'. and
thero was no i'liiini,ri in other inoti- :
i tury accomodal ions.
The dosing was Irregular. Total j
sa I es approxiiualed ;i. Inn. nun :
Rhare;. !
inc(. cash
cmc.uio, auk, in ( ao
Wheat: No. :t ted JI.LTi; No. 1' '
mixed $!.-ti.
Corn: No. '2 mixed $1.01: No. 2
White St. Ml u
Oats: No. 1' white H't li; No. 4
while 41 42 Vj.
Iye: No. I, $l.u;,; No. :t, $l.n;i.
Hurley: quotable rane n.'Cif li7,
Timothy seeil: $:t.!. ui $4.70.
Clover .:. ed: $ I n.r.ti f) $2:t.."(l.
l.ard $ll.Kft; ribs $12. r.0; bellits
$ 14. .Ml.
i.i i iti'ooi, wiiM.vr
i,ivi:i;i-iuu a tiff, in ai)
Wheat close:
October: us ind $i.4;p.k.
hecemher: Ids bl $1.47'.
.March: 0s fol $I.M"ii.
A Pennsylvania briib'Ki'ootti col
la psed twice while t ho wodtlliiK
ceremony was belu.if performed.
They made him an through with
ii. however.
i 1 mm t V'-id- -T.' :.' ,Vi,'.'K S : -i" ! hl It .'' ' ' .; '.,11 Si '& Sill !l t i I H
mmy m b
h'resh samon-
llalibut :!nr.
Ilabbits 2ie
Cod2nc lb.
w bile X7 fu 4:t i.
Hyne: No. 2
Hi.
11.1 M :
(iiHtiiinc.
CJa.soline, regular, retail, 20u gal.
I'oktlam: i'it(ni i:
l'(HiTI,.M. ()ru- A 1 1 v., in (AH)
--llutter: hinher on all Knides;
cubes: . ext ras 4 n .j c; si and a ids.
4 4'i; prime firsts. 12'L.e; rirsts
4 1c. Creamery prices: prints. W
over cube .standards.
Milk: hiitterfai i-eni hifrher: raw
mill; ( I per cent ) $2.:i." c. w. t.,
dclixeied I'orl laml, h-ss I percent.
Hutierfjit. Ntation (.".; track -Hie;
delivered' at Cortland 4 Sc.
KijUfc, poultry, nats, potatoes,
onions, hay, wool, casca ra bark
ami Itops firm and - unchaniffd.
I'OltTLAM) CASH
POiri'l.A.VI). Ore., A;i. 1.1 (Al1)
--Cash wheat: Hitf llend bluesteni,
hard white ifl.U I.
Soft Pile $ I .'.'S,
West er-i w hite $ 1 .2s.
Hard white $1.2.
Northern spring l.2.ri.
Western red $12.
Oats: No. 2-:!S lb. w hife $:! l.nn.
Today's car receipts: wheat 122:
leirKy flour S; corn oats :t;
A n optimist is :i hri'ie player
who passes after his partner has
bid "one wiak no trump." You
' miyht also call him a pessimist.
kcASOUNEj;
No -
g more
I 'knocks
tEWBBBaaaBiEfflBBi lumu mi iigaffiB
M SIiim.i: M.'"Mi; slow. .l--ii'ly I"
:iK; imlivi. Innilis SKI.Iili'.l $1:1. fill;
Sfniri is S i:i.2i"i 'a I fni ww
1 p"iuly: sr.. im . i;.m(i; irciiiir Inmhs
trmii;. Inp Si:.iin Tor til Mm.
r..'itni's. :il n.s. .i'iw n $ I :t.nii n 1 :t.-
V: i.M s. if.' litw. ilow ii M.7.ri 4'
. i;..mi: r. . ii. r inini.s s I n is.n;..
j M .W VOItK I 'It I I T
. ; NI-:V VIlliK. Aiib. I.'i IAI'1
julfcl fnill n.iil liuiw Bli-inly.
i'l'hi- nt'W SHi.lMiO liilN Iii-:ii- ;i iic
iit f il Siilninn I'. rhiiM'-. ncconlinw
!ii :i icp'irt. 'riiif. Ikiw I'Vi i-, is iin'i-.-illiior
li ml Iiiih not l"i-n very U'-li-jnilly
vorifii"!.
' vi:l)ini i.M'is-
"You will In. ili-liclititl "Mil Hii'
womli-rrni s-'lrftl'in nf l-'osloriil
lnK.su til'1'. I Hlllli iwiiro. WlltTlo
1st. Tin S. ls. I 'l.-t iir-, llnuk Knily,
i. n 1 1 riliji'i-ts ot' tirf, nil must Kiilliilili'
ror Wi-ililinit (llflu, at Itli'lmi ilson'Ji
All. iiiul (lift Simp. 7-29-P.t.
Making Your
Choice Between
Spending And
Savin r
aiinom ti:i,y m:w
V ir" lnllc-.l tl visit Kli'lmnl-
flpn's Arl kihI (lift Simp unil
4Ji' Iiiiiilrf-K tit iif-vv tirllrl. k uliit'h
in- onrrivitiu ilnily frnm nil jiuitH
nf llli' HiMlii. 'I'hc Tlcu- full lirn-s
Ji.iv.' ik.w h. iTun fi nriiv.' iin.l in
tlMin :ir- ninny iiiiii.hiiiiI nn'l Ii. :iu
liful tlilnir.i nil jiiil;itil.' ns Kids ro
every on-:iMiun. T - - il t
ll-inilt'hiim. iili-jiilnir. hullmi
IikIi-m, rtf. Nortoii'N kiiUIJf SImii.
A.Il
f-'i.ln.y l.yli-. flu
I." al l.a ii n-l.i
S-il. S.lii.
will
Pliino linn
In. 1.1 -.-.-k of
"-'.'7.1 nip
hM I S 7IIIS i;i.k IIV Till'.
si Alt MiVl.l.TV iilirillsl HA :
I Mni-. il, p. I pi, rl. 'i'.n...hiy'
i.-'ii.l M;i!ari!iiy. K'anila. I'Uiy
Tliur.vlay. Ilaki'i, -.-iy I'll lav.
7-23-14. ,
?Ca (Graft&p Natintial
Sauk
"Iorly-firl Vnr fit f'rlrn'lly
H'-i Iro"
Every day (our trans
continental trains leave
Vancouver, H. (or all
points in ICnstem Can.
:ula anil the Uniteil
States, throiit;h the (a
niousCanailian Kockies,
finest mountain scenery
in the world. Travel in
speed anil comfort. ..slop
off at lianff.I.ake Louise,
the Bung-alow Camps...
enjoy perfect Canadian
Pacific service, cuisine,
courtesy as you go. ( '.:
or write for complete
information - it costs
no more to travel im
the C. 1. li.
PACIFIC
W.H.DIAOJN CntlAqtat PAii'll lAl l.
m a nil wowAv-Him i.Musn&im,,ya
AMillKAN OANH ULUG.
l or l-ri'iulit .Sic
O. II. lli'iki-r, District l-'rt. Ajt.
t uiwilian Pttrifie Traveller
1 f ,,,'iiu'i (.null ilw urtit Over.
7r)
s '(hSW.? UN PL FASANT I
Sixes Traded In Last
Week on Model
"A" Fords
1929 Chevrolet 6 Coach.
1928 Pontine 6 Coach
1928 Essex 6 Coach
1929 Chrysler "6;V' G Coupe.
We offer these cars at below Northwest
Used Car Manual Prices.
Perkins Motor Co.
-lth and Adams I'hone Main TjOO.
With the TritiJ
irt CottJ Cituml
ynu can rtnnUli
jtrrnini tint. rx.
sctly ml ) rtfil'
Utl tiJkrng lime
im yemr mi en.
Now
you regulate the
freezing time with
the FRIGIDAIRE
Cold Control"
'yilE new Frifjidairo "Cold
Conrrol"gives you complcie
control of the temperatures in
(he patented self-sealing Frigid
aire freezing trays. You never
have to wait for dessert and ice
cubes to freeze at at rr.ige speeds.
Just ti.rn the "Cold Control " and
you tap the surplus freezing ftower
of the l'rigidaire compressor.
You get results quick.
Call at our display room.
Learn how easily I'rigidairt can
he bought on General Motors
liherjl terms. Come in today.
FRIGIDAIRE
M O It i: I II A X
.1 ill io
i x i; s i;
JICSSFO ROSENK.U'M
New Foley IJldg.
I.:; Grande, Ore.
E. 0. L. & V. ( ().
La Grandt;,
Ore.
The Band Box Review of the Newer Fall Styles
Fulls loveliest modes me our pnrnde throiifrhnut our entire womuii's and Misses' departments. Our fall coats
and l rocks are here let us show them to you. . ' .
New Early Fall Hats
See . our now . early ar
livals in these chic Hats
for fall. New shades of
blown, black, tan and
navy in felt and fell com
$3.95
4.95
Accessories
St'FDF (JI.OVKS
79c - 98c - $1,19
l'l'RSES
VKc.WlK.TJ.-lt ft-,?,
VIl4ibV ' t K
'98c to $2.98
- i '-' A V
7
WOM ION'S
Silk H
ose
Full fashioned pure silk
hose in the newest fall
shades chiffon, semi-chiffon
and .service weights
fee -$1.98
Women's Fall Coats
RICHLY FURRED-
New ail ivnls portraying- the latest style note are
offered in this fall showing'. Coats in finest fabrics
with beautiful fur collars and cuffs every new color
choice of numerous rich furs in fact, you'll find them
the outstanding values of the season,
$9.75 to $49.50
TRIM SLIM SMART FALL FROCKS
Latest Modes
Latest Fahrics
at
lip
New Shades ot
. Hrown Mack
Navy
See the wonderful values in these economically
priced frocks, newest, shades African brown,
lllue liird blue, black, tan in satins and crepes.
A Matchless
Collection Al
Designs That Are
Delightfully .
Individual
What a remarkable low price for each model in
this collection. Developed of shimmering satins
and soft, supple transparent velvet as well as can
ton crepe and sport fabrics all the new autumn
shades.
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