La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1932, City Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE. ORE. '
Monday, July 18, 1932
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Market For Eggs Shows One Cent Advance
UNDERSELLING
BY OUTSIDERS
IS CONTINUING
Conditions Within Butter!
Market at Least Steady
moisture oner Urge areas, which wtll
'necessitate further rain during the
'next few weeks (or continued favor
&ble crop development,
j European crop conditions are Kill
mostly satisfactory, although some
Per thMJ:iS time In miay months, , in the mark-,, for dried beans. One
Inhere Is a really firmer tone dttplayta of the big handlers -s freely uffer- :
in the market lor chet-ie. Not coly ; in sinull whites from California!
has s:renth be?n shewn In the ma- arcund 3 00 10 centL
Jor eastern exchanges, but price lilts T nun- MipptnK
litre twn recordi-d fc-ettira'ly ft- the Price cor.i:nuft to v-how a OJwn
flnt :ime since the current Mason ward, trtcij m the martei for torna
started . sntft The Daik-i ita.;k showing
Ix r jlly tntr was no chanire In the a s-T.-vaJ rap cf for the day el-
price f the week's open::w but tjlI- thHi.:i. ht-re a.ui there ioc w;s re- mar-eta turned easier
urs re tr.-ve steadily heiJ. p-r:ed fee a fcur sstI.-vucca. week ending July 15.
T . w i , U - r,., - . - n trx r- knr nf r-.-, f--,., . .. . . . OOTA. totaled 467-839 OOO ht.-ti4. m -
a... w . . . . r.. , v..,, ., i-ui. . t, . ftj-ivt IMUOlYn hlKh' w
. . iiir nurh.-i hk orv.nie-rs reiicc-us more .ti tn.lujnii) iix cuj.-coi nuuxei orirnnv " .. r
1 iwYusiuiu ill uvJivi til , thin pus;nji 5trdines wi:rt prices 1 cin j?-u:-i;is a icw ai- trie
AnVanPP iTenrriily marital nrd.
e;j.i-, i?.;r ai-asui a cui Kits '. m f.n.-ws uu icw m u. O. oureau OX aTt
Formrr advances
detenorauoo has recently occurred
jtertally from those of a year ago, they from unusually hot, dry weather,
jwlll still be veil In excess of the usual Harvesting in the winter wheat re
'demesne requirements. During the gieo Buat Interrupted, by
i lat crcc a wioo- utilization of hM- but conditions are reported gen-
Fl-J TA..11 wlUim UJ U. a. todudina wheat eray f&Tcrable ICPt t
XClliailU IS 171111 grorfornesuccoostimpuonand.wlntr kmm occur"- Additional
; wheat uued c farms where grown. lnflulrl for 8Pur Jor ship-
WAHINGTON. July la Cni amounted to approximately T3.70.- ei1" from &utn Russian pom to
Grain Markets
Lower; Export
PORTLAND. July 18 v Sirket
for eggs showed an advance o! lc
dozen for the week's opening, an
nouncement of which was tnaho by
Manager Dixon of the Pacific co-ops.
The underselling continues
alders.
in the pr.ee of
jhojs. much of which are be:ux aiped
'out. resulted in a further eciiersd r?
m the pnee on proi-.-or.i. New ad
I vanc i a re floored lor imrs and bacon
j fcr the d.iy.
riuHn, ousneis as agaims, 73707.000' 1 . . wu.urUt,
with lrnnrovrJ buifaeU preceding year. Mill ?aurm AUust September were
.Drdd er' exciusiVe of wheaVflour ex- durto Cutting of
wpecwa u oegtn in orf-
nuuij next wvtk ul a record barrat
:th a few AI- ,the prmcip! weatenlng Innucnces. P"z J"- W ln " ' " ... jTTl .
No c.Siiii;,-o t.-rt-u. due (rem CaU-'frrua. arcordmg to Uie weekly gnua mtrtn ',n " wnta'- MCluuve of w!a.--" uuu,
Lccal -ii-hc in fni!i;I surQIv with rt-Tlew of th n s hnMn s Huiijxja iur lero. mcara in lee- ' " -v--, --
'air call around 50 " "5c. . cultural ecoccUcs.
Ini.-.rii for ccrn niiir.j fvofable market: WTeakened.
rinmfi -.. era unoum or itM.i&s.00Q bu&hefcs ks -"'
wtuj 4 dun . cixr.pmxi w:m iw.iu.wn Dusaei ta . " , - " uws
tier ccuntrv t:I!rf me-.ita t.-Lis nnu-. WJTa
oenem coodmon wltiiui the but- urillv unciutru-ed urul th? in.m.-tlute at tl.0O.i 51 15 cvnuL
OuW: icurr.bers sire very wtat active lcU mllUng Irmulry was ap- ilma " annual arenure "T'T fc kP!n' Dul
id :oi.cr iilis :o SO ,4 r ti. parent In rrrat mirteM. Cora aboed ' 'rtxa 811 P-"ecedxng crops. Annual ff rT?t- t , "
L.:-.er Co'umbli ctii arf dem 1.-, torru lndfnendent trrjrt, ,,.'1 requirement of wheat duilttr . u utr iiiu aanig
tbe faror&ble crop outlook
i lc more farorable feeding situation. buti :he f-"10"1 1-4"131 bare been be- .t wn Jul- sulu7'
.wrn i ousnets ana 93.TD0.- . aMi-uwnuv "r""
was
ter market are at least steady wi;h;
future of T-Almts will to son-e extent
pucs incucaung more or less stren:nn. 'dcpeiid upon ti ict;oa of
suice is sau showing a frscCoruU de- suet mirtot.
crease. Butterfat appears fully steady. Thrre ix. ar-Un a we-X:cr
live-
aam for
enters sre ain lower weakening market factor. Rye was;"-" ousneis. wneax ground at lo.- I , T
art a trine easier Tened under the influence of the
! easier a ;th wheat, and
Central
100 000 busheis.
: MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY :
erjily reductxl prices.
abroad.
oats and barter i foc faQm durln? this per-' deiopment. which spread
afluence of tji aas ranged from 5.8OO.00O to Hit the Danublan bastn. j
i iciaa are now reportea to be around
33 per cent under these of a rear aire !
considerably lower
quality.
Pacific northwestern markets show-
some independent strength, and
Keep Little Feet Healthy
Happy and THRIFTY! NOW
ANKLETS
unequalled at
Stripes! Pert (
novelty -1 "tl
ment of col-
ors and
J. C. Penney Co,
DEFARTME
1307-1.109 Adams Ave.
N T
STORE
La Grande, Ore.
VTuUUvi'n swet apprcatri.ng good barve. Oomcsuc
1 , &rrrr rrirkets are wii with cea-!?11 the flrrrneru In tn aituauon;1111 tTie weejc and prospects ar.
c 00. common 2.50ii3 50. cows. ; weight 220-250 lbs. good and choloj
NAMK AMI'SKMEVT CENTER
Knrat
beat crop prospecta Irc-
Dccnestlc
; proved during June acd the Indicated
now coraera&lT better thui a
aro. The condtuon of ill wneat as
99 per cent of tia long time aTerage
Julj old)
(new)
Sept. (old)
(new)
Dec.
CUIl AUO trilUT
Open Hllh
- ."S. -H's
- .Mk, .tn,
.47g.4:s .
.:
.11',
.19-.,
riaos
.111.
.if-t.e.i:
.lit,
common and medium 2.50 ft S3.50. ' M.OOfe $5.50; heavyweights 250-200 lbs.
low cutter and cutter J1.00 tt 2.00. good and choice 4.50to25; 290-3SO
r. f,. TWh. rjuiis, yearlings exciuaea. ouu ww iu. ywu anu tiio;e M.w e 80.00'
June 30 was offvclallr reported at J1" '"f! chctoe ,beef)".2.7S . 3J6. cutter, : packing sows 275-500 lbs. medTum Z
per cent of tia long time areraee p-icei ,,- ., .
outturn of ail wheat Julr 1. was peid. as aemlnst S8 uer cent at the " CT "aer man tutures and snowed "" L V J u ... .
bushels, as corrrsponding date last rear. Recent s 6 Se. reflecting the J;rT, . . . 7
arsmst 8JUM.COI buiheU produced '"ns over the west hare ereatl add- Mporl mquirj- and slact do- "J" " 7 r rm " r . ouw-
Us-. yr. S-xcts of dd wneatsed to the moisture suppTr and wrth ta-J; erow were fe" ?d,",mmtn 'T.Lf T chancd- Lambs 90 lbj- dOT- PW
renins on farms Julr 1 totaTVlifew exceouors the rru.-7i- spannglr at current tow ral- ft?00 C?, .lc "f? cholM M.0O,M5o. medium 3
busheis against J1.B63 000 ' on B fair to coed, accordme ion"3 receipts at j-ut sound and " v uu ei6"". common 2.50 9
; iianltooa Free Press. An earlr harrest lenmaaa waiw 01117 i"6 w-nu .Da. .
nua UAimuufi bliiuuii, ; HK..11UIU LA. vilLHi.e ,I.W,1JV;
CHICAGO. July 13
wny. City of a ifc'Uon Uchts" si
th- r.irce announced todsy for
:r.e iniuseriit-nt ct:::er of the !Si3
. i.. es.er.uir.2 lit Km te is ; tushei; a year sjo. The Increase In
L..t.i u. .iaifu 5J.-e mi storks wis lanrelr
byjls mdlcated In Manitoba and South- 130 cr against 918 for the samej
120-
July
Sept.
Dee.
PORTLAM) IIEAT
Open Hlth
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.IS'.
CHICAGO CORN"
Open llirh
, Jll-i JIV.
, M0 33i ..W,
xr-iUttite the eiposttioa site. 1U ,cauer stoexs in store at the prtn-, eastern Saskatchewan, where the Merchant eichanee 'S 25 lower- Light lights 140-160 i 150 lbs. medium to choice 75cb jus,
, pnw rid-s. wheels, wild wert aeon, npu martets. which totaled 168.405 - wheat is mostly headed, but Southern !aasacs "port wheat and flour ex- jIbs- tot and choice $4.75 85.75; jail weights, cull to common $0i 75c
and refresftmect stands. . ,oco bt -iheU as against 203 567 ooo ' rid Central SasJcatchewan will har- P)cts from Pucet Sound and Columbia i lightweights ieo-180 lbs. good and' (EDITOB'S NOTE: Good steers
Kcwspsper coiumnists. cxpcsl-.:ir busheis for the corresnondlnir rt.t.. !. ' rest about tneir normal tt. mil n'nr P0 for the year ending June : choice 8.5JOrrs5 75. 180-200 lbs. good eliminated In cattle market channel.
. .. , K" .-c. i ynir. Official data are not ret araa- j warm, bright, dry weather Is needed J.iaiu oumeis agarnit
r?L-.-t tt; m--.e. the fire: two words ,b for merchant mlU and country in Northern Sasltavhewan and most 48.600.000 for the prerlous season. I
ti w.-.i.a ;..isr;; trse or.d ot.- 1 sxts. b; j. of A!&n-iS to hsittn maturity of the lncrea2l shipments to the Ort-
tie tc c;-:r.t in-.iM-fnt areas of T.; sur,, rccreasts in stocks in i crop. Heary stands of ersin In these " CaMornla more than offset.
s ci. cues. these paiUons. although such In-' districts are Inclined to lodee. wltn ,h srnslla- movement to Eur-
" creases wtll not be sufficiently larce , some wheat a: read v comlne down. P- f car of new crop wheat
A!! brcadcasting ttaucss tn Jspin to offset the reduction In the new ! while local hall damage occurred In rTiTd at Portland from Central Ore-
The dcm'aloa bureau of
l.-m Clow
ui; Jli, JIV, .t, t
Dt JUt,a" jut. jr.:,-.-.. T.t'Si: 7."- "Z." of 3UPPI.im.
-- ---t-..in vilh wotwi oe rraucea ma- sausucs reports a lack at
xa. is vft-r i j s s.- . .4
eff 'k j p nil 1 1 v a
' T; '
I ' - l.V M . ir, . V- v "S. J -I
'u3l. y "4 will see this..
. ;-SS--' t ritaZ-yS " trii adveHisement appear in more
-1 .VV T .!' Z'i ,han 1,800 newspapers, reaching over 85,000.000
v it ,ri i
Vf f! a "I BECAUSE we want every smoker throuehout
" '.-j, - 'L r 1 1110 lcn?rlh an1 lhe bradtli of this country to know
., v--?- Jjj r.S A i that Ch esterfield cisiarettes are milder..".
i. " s X " "' ! 1 ?le tobaccos are fAe mildest that money
-rati.fyv .V M t H J v ran 6a v. Ripened and swetened in the i
f , " VVir.-. f v r-'l nmtnine... curea oy the Jarmer ... then
fjr t fTl' C," v";.a arcd for rico twin in trooJen hoetheads.
- j ant to tell every smoker from coast to coast
J ' -. V f'- ,l-s'- S that Chesterfield ciuarettes taste better...
r Ivvi---"" afv;rl r. fW-.r " ... ..
.'y" v s V r J UirsterfieUrs icav o blending and rroH.
' V - ( ti.V biendins fine Turkish and Domestic tobao
' t jf t T f'-- c 6rtti-j twil fceMer furor anJ aroma.
I ., . . '-'1 ..- " . SikL . i We WAnt evcrv niin an. 4 k-nmnn cm.l-.v
f 'f'V - ' f I this:
t I J '. x f ' Chesterfield cigarettes are pure just as
I . V" ' "" vs i Purr -nce can maJte them just as
Us . " v?" J S Hire- as the water ou drink.
4 - j, trtk & " 'ant everv one to know thai vou can depend
1 ,"'V " V;,v - j ' 5 i on a LIGGETT & MYERS product.
Pad. Tta. I ... ?s? : r 7
gon. grading No. 3 soft white and
sub- l "san s7Hr lia- per bushel.
KAYE DON BREAKS
SPEED RECORDS
(Continued from Page One)
The first lap. from south to north,
on the second run. was covered at
120-5O miles an hour and the south
wsrd lap at 119.12. an areraze of
119.81.
Fir To Travel 80 Fi4
j dot's iiash orr the course 011 the
; ncrthem run In his second atwmpt
gare him the dtsunctlon of bcinz xhe
; lirst man in the world to travel over
t water at more than two miles a min-
ute.
He said no Incident of Importance
marked either of the two nint
"1 Just iept her full out and she
responded hie the rlcnous lady that
she Is,- he said.
Ha added much of his success was
due to the extraordinary skill of his
mechanics and engineers. He plan
ned tc. fit new propeliers on the boat
before he made another trial. 1
Don as mobbed by the crowds
when he returned to his hoieJ. Gels
rtrurrled to kiss htm and mrn 'ousht
to shake his hand.
1 avJ. a. a s - 1a I
WyCX?' W HENRY
rgL W2rV .-' '5 M0Rc WMitl
$sJs' yy WMS BERyi MERCER
Pl 1'EE-LKiHTFl L VARIETIES
V 11 Kulh h"ln" MU'lcalrlte
V VO Thrift Mllv Symphony
y Cherki MucNaniee News Featuring
V Tmlay Kn-xetelli .Ureplanre Speech
Tuesday and
Wednesday
LA GRANDR
RETAIL MARKETS
Sugar. 10O-!b.
Vegetables
Radishes. 1 bunches
Parsley, bunch
Cabbage, lb.
Wednesday . -
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mm tts t- rsxi I', er- k-..k o.-n Ma. aCKa m m m
wv at at ii iw w 9 w " hi tjjwa sHC i j r m . ai
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New wax onions, lb.
Tumlps. 3 bunches
Carrots. 3 burjches -
Potatoes. 10 lbs.
Potatoes, sack
Onions. Ib.
Tsmatoes. California. 2 lbs.
Hot house, lb.
Eecplant, lb.
New potatoes. 10 lbs.
Beets. 3 bunches
ltic. Irnpertal
Beans. 3 lbs.
Peas. 3 lbs.
Celery, bunch
Cauliflower, lb.
Camntbers. 2
Fmtt
Cantaloupes 1 for
Bananas, lb.
Applf. bcx
Lemons, dos.
Oraagta. dot 10 gK5c
ry prunes. 30 to 40 sae. 4 lbs. 25c
lApneots. 3 las.
Cherries. 3 lbs.
i Raspberry s. 3 boxes
i Loganberries, 4 boxes
Bck csrss. 3 boxes
i Green a;-plrs. ib.
Darry
Butter, creamery, is.
'Cheese. Ib.
! Honey, comb
Oottas-e chews, IS.
ECO
Prcsh extras, ex.
Ufdiutns. d
acted, dot
noar
; Hard rrderattCD. a lbs.
Per barm
Soft wheat. bbL
Beef boa lb.
Pot roast ss.
Cnorj sad steaks. Lb.
Barnhurcer. Is.
Earn. Is.
FVa
Eairh'SO. ib.
Bahbut. lb. tresh
POSTIAXU Jury
X5. ealrea ISO; S4 . sic low-r for
vrs and scae stttff. Sun -soo
lbs medium M SO as . cctrvrnon
UT5 i S4JO. .xvr.Ci lbs. roeai-zr:
M seal's rxi cjecjaoQ si'i 94 .so-.
i:oc-:xo ibs. aedi-ira m firs '
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