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PACn ELEVEN
The OREGON STATESMAN; Salem. Oregon. Thursday Morning, October 22. 1931
iii ds in
i-POWl ClllfH
SHARES
GAin AFTER
1
L
ROADS
DECLluE
MORE U. S. WHEAT SOLD ABROAD
:a &x: :xx v"v' v i j 'v - v.:j.
BUTTER ADVANCE PUZZLE NOTED
Utilities Rally After; bad
Effect of Rate Ruling,
Noted Early
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By JOHN I. COOLET
NEW YORK. Oct II (AP)-
AUhoagn. the actios of railroad
stocks today coald, only bePbn-
jstru&d as an expreaaloa- of disap
pointment oyer the freight rate
decision, ether sections of the fi
nancial markets appeared more
confident. -. '
All stocks were oft In the early
dealings when rail snares tambled
2 to S points, but utilities rallied
rigorously. In the afternoon and
industrials reduced or eliminated
their losses, Except fer the rails
which closed some 1 to f off, fin
al prices represented largely frac
tional changes in leading Issues.
The tnrnoTer was 2,243,640
shares." ; -
The market was In bo harry
about selling the railroad stocks
for the early dealings in . them
were slow, although prices weak
ened decisively. Wall street, act
ing on a wrong steer, bad bought
the carriers yesterday. Declines
elsewhere fitted into a 1 to 3
points range,
i Equities of the stronger roads,
r which would be asked to pool the
i Income from higher freight rates
(or the beaef It of the weaker,
i showed the widest losses. Union
! Pacific and New York CentraU
! were down more than 4 net,
Atchison 54. Norfolk and West
ern, Baltimore and Ohio and
i Pennsylvania 2 or more and Dela
ware and Hudson 6 W.,'
The net advance la utilities was
fractional on the average, while
industrials finished '' irregularly
lower. International Telehone and
American and Foreign Power
stood out as strong spots; consol
idated gas, American Telephone
and North American were others,
although' they did not hold 'up so
well. TJ.' S. Steel off 3 points as
the worst, cut its loss to 1.
Bthelehem and American Can
finished a point lower. General
Motors, "Westlnghous, Chryslert
Case, Radio, Anaconda and Ken
secott were down slightly. '
Rallying Power Shown
By Stocks Helps
. t Grains Also
C1LFL0W OW
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CHICAGO. Oct. 21 (AP)
Broadening of North American
wheat s xport . demand together
with rallying power shown by the
stock market led to lively late up
turns la grain values today. :-
It was estimated that 1,000.000
bushels f United States hard win
ter wheat had been purchased to-'
day for overseas. A shortage of
100.000.000 bushels in 1931 Nor
thera Hemisphere wheat produc
tion as compared with 1930, ex
clusive of Russia and China, was
Indicated by official reports, with
the Russian. crop also smaller de
spite' increased acreage.
Wheat - closed unsettled -4
cent up. cor a unchanged to 2-3
higher, oats unchanged to 4 ad
vance. V
Today's closing quotations:
Wheats Dec.. .52 7-S-.5S; Mar.,
.50 1-S.i May, .S7Vi-5-S; July,
.63 1-8-.
Cornj Dec.. .S7-.37 1-8; Mar.,
.39 3-8-; May, .41 3-8.
Oats: Dec. .33 3-8; May, .254;
July, .25 3-8.
General Markets
POBTLAKI. On, Oct. 21 (AP)- -Prodace
Exchange. Ml prices. Butter:
Eatra. SI; standards, SI; priaa tints,
$0; firsts, . Egg: Frfc a-tras, S
Sl; intk medium. 2S-28.
Portland Grain
POfiTLAND. Or, Oct.
WkMt:
: Open H:ga
ifsr . ...... .sixl
Dee. 54 65
UX (AP)
Low Close
64 W 5314
Cask graia: Big Bend bluestem. 6c:
left whits, 4; western waits. 64; hart
winter, 64; northern coring, 64: west-
era red, 64.
uate: . z watt tav.oo.
Cora : Ho. I yellow 828.00.
-Ulrna taadsrd, $14.50,
Portland Livestock
1 HE DEMAND
PORTLAND. Oct. 21 (AP)
More activ demand for cauliflow
er was reflected during today's
cession of the East Side Farmers'
Wholesale market. Greater rail
shipments are a factor. Sales
were made steady to a I fraction
better.
" Beans continued ' in active
movement with prices firm.
: Spinach was also a fraction Im
proved in demand;, likewise ... in
price. ; - I- - '
Limited offerings of pickling
cucumbers found a good call
around 35, cents "per box.
i Cabbage market was Q-let but
considered steady at 80c to 80c
per crate. Red mostly- 75c can
taloupe crate. ; . v -:
Rutabagas and parsnips were
steady around 40c per lug.
! Shell lima beans were 50 per
pound. . - -
Green broccoli ruled mostly at
S5e per lag.
! Concord grapes were SO to 60c
per lug. U
: t Peppers were 50c orange box
for green, and 40c peach box for
red. .
; Dry onions were slow at a max
imum of $3 for firsts With bailers
a i - a
Sl.S'J.
!, There continues
tone for apples.
renr
.
dull
WORKERS TO MEET
i HUBBARD, Oct. 11 The exec
utive board of the federated
church met at the Congregation
al church Monday night. They de--cided
the first workers confer
ence will be held in connection
with the executive board meeting
which meets law regular session
the second Monday of each-month.
The aext meeting will be Novem
ber, f.
PORTLAND. Oee.. Oct. 21 (AP)
Cattle 158. calves 10, steady.
steers. aowsjwo ia., good. ss.oo-0.T6;
madmm, 84.73 6.00 ; common, 83.00-4.75 ;
uoo-iew is.. good. ss.7-.j: heifers.
550-850 lbs,, rood. S5.00-5.0; medium.
t.w-.u; comnvon, fi.o0-a.uu; cows,
food. S4.00-4.50; coaamoa and medium,
2.75-4.00; lew cotter aad cutter. $1.00
2.75; balls, yearling excluded, goed aad
ckoiee, ,beef, cotter, commoa
aad SMdiasa, S2.0O-S.O0; realers, milk
ted. feed aad cbeiee, 97.50-8.50 ; aseditua
SS.00-T.se ; call aad eoounoa. SS.SO-S.00;
caWes. S5O-&08 lbs., rood ajKl choice,
aS.0O-S.O0;, romaaoa aad medinm, f3.00
s.eo. )--Ho
250. stead r te fie lower.
i.ia light. 140-160 lbs, food aad
choice. ,5.W-5.60; 180-SOO lbs, seed
aad choice, S5.S0-5.60; medium weight.
300-23 ios geod t aad choice, S 5.00
6.60; 220-25O Iba, toed aad choice, 4.75
5.50; aearr weight. 350-SSO lbs., good
aad choice, (4.50-3.35; 290-350 lbs
geod aad --choice, S4.00-4.75; packing
sows, 176-Joa IbeV, medium and good.
S3.59-4.se ;-eeder and stoeker pigs. 70
ISO lbs, god aad choice. 4.25-5.00.
BUeep 20C, steady tor better rrsde.
' Lsmhe, 90 lbs-, down, goed and
choice. S5.0O-5.50; mediaaa. : $3.76 5.25;
all weights, eoounoa. $8.00-8.75;- year
lias; wet hare. OO-llO lbs medians to
choice. $3.0-4.00; owes. SO-120 Ibi.,
modiam to choice. $1.75-2.00; 120-150
lbs., ansdiam to choice, $1.50-1.74; all
weights, eaU tad caaunoa. $1.00-1.50.
Saiem Harliets
Grade IV raw tniUc,
ee-op pool price, flJS lr
: hundred. ,
Factory milk, $1.4.
Butterfat, aweet, Mc.
i y - Butterfai, eoaw, S3c .
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I XXUTT AJTD VGXTABUtS3
?rics aaid t srawera r Salesa- barer.
Oetoher tt t
Oeterr. doi. ...). 59 SO
Radishes, doi. ; , , ., . . . . 25
Oaioaa. . doi j , , , IS
Oaioas, sack -, . ,,
Carrot , I SO
fteets i j . . aa
Cabbaro ... 1 , . .01
Uwuabra. do. j r ft te SS
Osnliflawer crsts .,, ,. -SO
Squeezing Chain Store
; Quotations Given
As One Cause '
Pstatoes. cwu
Tumff. dos.
Tomatoes, lag
Hubbard squash
Ljettnes. crate
-TS
-se
flireea Peppers, lug
Danish sqaash
Bpiasch. crate ,
Apples, ha.
.01
T5 te 1.00
01
65
-15 t.e .
Kxtras
Med mas
soos ;
Baring Pttees
Roosters, o'd
Broilers
. Colored
Lecbera .
HesTies. hea
Xedioai heat
Ught heas .
Bartag mess
-1$
.OS
OBaIBT AJTD BAk f.
Baying Price ;
Wheat, westera red ', . ,.,
White, bu. , - i -, ,
Barley, ton 15.50 to 1
.46
48
Oats, grey, per ba.
White, per an.
Hay t baying pricee
Oats aad Totea. tea .
CloTer
22V4-24H
2Ha-23V
AlfaH. raller. lad eattiar
Kastera OregoA, , . . i.
conunoa
To:
de
stock.
HOPS
.ie.00
.11.00
.14.09
.15.00
is.se
n
.OS
Lambs, top
Hogs, top
atEAT '
Bayiag Prla
Hogs, first cat
Hog, other cats
Steer i , ,-
Cows i . in.
rieifers
.5.00
.5.40
.5.00
.4.T5
Lj05 to M
01H to .0.V
Dressed veal .
Dressed hogs
Coarse .
Uediorn
WOOX.
.04 to .05
IS
OS"
-1
014
Kid
MOHAXB
1$
ataal
naal
. PORTLAND.-OcL 21 (AP)
The mystery of " the recent ad
vance in the price of undergrade
CBb batter on the Portland oro-
duee eseBsnge while top: score
was unchanged, continues to at,
tract attention la the trade here,
the Journal said today. Reports
bt what caused the advance ar
varied but the one chief ly teld Is
that a a formal meeting of a
brokerage firm and a distributive
body. It was agreed to advance the
prlee oa undergrade le la the
hope of forcing some nearby
creameries te advance their ia
tatlons to chain stores and other
large buyers. . x '
Claim is made in the trade that
chain stores are actually buying
butter from some of the nearby
countrycreameries at prices that
are more than what cubes can bo
sold for on tho open market.
Oa the -open market trade con
ditions continue Quite firm with
prices well maintained.
Butterfat advance is becoming
more general; la fact at. some
points la the country higher prices
than Portland delivery are being
paid despite, tho fact that .tho- fat
is for Portland churning.
Market for eggs continues to
SHELBURN. Oct. 11. Two
new families have been added to
Shelburn this weekly Mr. Tox and
family are occupying tho lata A.
F. Crock residence.! Lester Quig-
J ley and wife, formerly of Oak-
ridge. Bar moved lata tne bouso
recently occupied by Jee Herraaa.
The program for tho October
Colo Community club was furn
ished by tho members of tho Al
bany Chamber of Commerce. The
next regular meeting will; bo held
tha lata advancaa la same mar
kets of the country is reported
due to speculative Interest forc
ing fresh eggs to aa artificial
height to rrab greater profits on
storage. Local co-ops named an
advance of le for standards and
mediums. .
Quite keen demand Is showing
for heas in the live chicken trade
with tho greatest call tor medium
and heavy v eight stuff-Prices are
firm to higher. Lights are un
changed. Springer stuff is weak. i
There is a very gooa ana un
filled call for dressed young torn
turkeys but old hens- and old toms
are Inclined to show more or less
dullness and even weakness. The
country appears Willing to sell. '
There is a somewnat Deicr
f eeling In the market tor country
killed calves with more sales at
WIE17 PLIES
KfOSllELDiil
tho night of Nor. I0J with the fol
lowing : program: Committee
chairman, Ross ChrlsmanJ Mrs. II.
Huntley, Miss Veneta. McClaln and
Henry Eekleeon. - - 'Sf
Miss Daphlno Ransom of Shel
burn accompanied her sister-la
law; Mrs. John Gray Ransom, to
her California homo- for an ex
tended visit, - (
Miss Veneta McClaln spent the
week-end with friends In Eugene.
N. Crosier has returned from a
ten day stay with his daughter at
Gladstone. j
. Hiram. Wolf is erecting a new
homo on his father's farm south
east of Shelburn. While his new
heme is being completed the fam
ily Is occupying the Mrs. Anna
Hirans home. .
east which has been broadcasting
over KPO of San Francisco re
cently. Mist Kleob Is tho daughter
otllr. and Mrs. A. W. Kleeb ef
Silvertoa and Is a graduate of tho
Sllverton schools. For tho past
two rears she has been In Cali
fornia. . -1 ..)'
Group Watches Work
In Apple Orchards
1 LABISH CENTER, Oct. 21
mat J akar . v?i t ' ww m
f,!. Mi.0',-- Ker'k Horton. wUh Mrs.
John Schoenecaer of tho. Union
district motored to tho apple or
chards beyond Hood River Sun
day. Picking, grading.' and pack
ins; of apples were j observed by
tho visitors. I
:A change was recently made In
tb heat delivery pipes of tho
choolkouso furnace system,
necessitated by the use of . tho
cloak room as a recitation room.
If Before this room was not proper
ly
heated.
BlISS KLEEB IN PLAT
iSILVERTON. Oct. 21 Silver-
ton friends will be interested la
learning that Miss I Helen . Kleeb
has been a member of the play
the top. Hogs are steady and
lambs are firm. .
Numerous Visitors
i Call on Jefferson
Relatives, Friends
" ' " ; - ;. -- i .
JEFFERSON', Oct. 21 Mrs.
William Duckworth, Mrs. Gordon
Dunn and two children of Eu
gene were Sunday ; guests at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pease.
Mrs. Duckworth Is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pease, ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones, H. E.
Jones and daughters, Geraldlno
and Shirley- spent Sunday injHar
rlaburg, guests of Mr.- and j Mrs.
Elmer Wadsworth. !
Mrs. Georgia Ramp and smajl
sob of Parrlsh Gap aro spending
tho week at the homo of j Mrs.
Ramp's -grandmother, Mrs. Mar
garet Weddle. .
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Oliver and
son; Wilfred, of Lowlsvllle. were
guests at tho homo of Mr. ! and
Mrs. Karl Kfhs and family Tues
day. Miss Laura Klhs accompan
ied them homo and will spend the
week there.
Presbyterian Aid's
Bazaar is Saturday
.-!.".
AURORA. Oct, 2 1 Tho Ladles
Aid of tho Presbyterian church
will hold Its annual baxaar la the
Odd Fellows hall the afternoon
of Oct. 24. There will bo cakes
and candy in plenty, and comfort
able tables where women may
chat with friends ever a cup of
coffee. ;'' I
Mrs. Edith Carpenter has been
entertaining a number of enests
at her home. Among them were
Jed Kicodemus and wlf of HUls
boro who were week-end guests
and Mrs. Alice Nelson and son
Sammy Roth of Portland, accom
panied by Mrs. Brady of Ore
gon City. Mrs. Nelson ' Is the
danghter of Mrs. Carpenter.
OX DEER HUNT I
HUBBARD. Oct. 21 Mr and
Mrs. Lester Will left Monday to
go- deer hunting at Myrtle Creek.
They met Mr. and Mrs. William
Ehlen at Eugene the wholo party
to join Gus Will, who left tor
Myrtle Creek a week ago.
VICTOR POINT. Oct 21 J. O.
Darby apent Saturday and Sun
day) trolling for salmon on . the
Nesjtucca river near; Woods. Lew
Doejrfler of Sublimity, made , the
trlpf with him and they returned
with a tine catch. Ivan Darby who
Lr fishing at the same place re
ports landing a 45-pound chlnook
Friday."
y H. -"Humphreys has! re
turned to his homo at Stayton af
ter a week's visit with his son,
Orlo Humphreys, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper King and
family of Central Howell and Ed
die King. Victor Point, were Sun
day) dinner guests at the J. C
Krehs home.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fisher
were visitors at the Mires' home
la Sllverton Hills Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Verbeck of Dallas
spent the weekend with Mrs. Ver
beck's sister. Mrs. Marion Miller
and family... .
" I Honor. Birthday
Mrs. Chester Mulkey Invited a
number of relatives and friends
in honor of her husband's birth
day Saturday night. Progressive
"god" was played. Jasper King
receiving the uprise for the high
est score and 'Morgan Rj.ce the
consolation prize. Mrs. Rice as
sisted the hostess la serving- a
dainty lunch. Guests were Mr.
snd Mrs. Eldon Mulkey and fam
ily," Mr.- and Mrs. Morgan Rice
and family of Sllverton, Mr. and
Mrs. Jaspar King and family of
Central HowelL Mr. and Mrs.
Winkle Tate and daughter of
Union Hilt. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mulkey and eon of Silver Cliff,
Mr. knd Mrs. Lylo Raines of Sa
lem and Eddie King of, Victor
Poinjt.
Mf. and Mrs. J. L. Lang of Sil
ver Creek Falls spent Sunday at
the p. W. Humphreys' home.
Ufa. Margaret Michael Is visit
ing la California. She was ac
companied by her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer,
of St bllmUy.
PETERSONS VISIT
SILVERTON. Oct. 21 Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Peterson of Garibaldi
have been spending a few days at
tho home of Mrs. Peterson's
brother, John Ludwicksea.
and Mrs. Peterson are old time
Sllrertonlans having lived for,
years In the North Howell district
where their daughter, Ida, Is
teaching this year. They also
lived on the Byberg farm on the
Waldo Hills road for sometime.
They moved to Gariboldt two
years ago. ' 1 '"'
j
More Plans Given
For Armistice Day
I
Program of Legion
SILVERTON, Oct. 21 At the
Legion ! meeting held -Monday
night plans were made for the
Armistice day observance for SII-'
verton. A parade and program will
be held in the forenoon and , at
night a dance will be given. Tho
Stayton group will participate ia
the morning affairs but not la the
evening as it is -having its own
dance at that time. ' -
: Past commander Charles J.
Johnson waa presented with the
past commander pinj
- Visitors present from the Star
ton post were District Commander
George Dun an and Comrades Fox,
Edsel and Mount. .
t- The speaker of the evening was
the state chaplain. -
E. P. Runneils of McMianvillo
who had for his subject, "For God
and Country. Wi-Associate Our
selves Together." j
At the next meeting of the Del-
bert Reeves post. J. U. Campbell
of Salem, supreme court Justice,
of Salem will speak. I
, )id
Mrs. Charles Hedges 1
Undergoes Operation
SILVERTON", Oct. 21. Mrs.
Charles Hedges underwent a ma
jor operation at the local hospital
Monday. She Is reported to be get
ting along as well as could be ex
pected. Mrs. Hedges has beea with
her husband in the Philippine Isl
ands for the past two years and
just returned to Sllverton two
months ago. Mr. Hedges will re
turn in the vrly spring and then
they will decide whether or not
they return to the Islands.' Mrs.
Hedges is a daughter of Mr.1 and
Mrs. George Lamb of Sllverton.
Ed Morrison, who was operated
upon a few days ago at the Silver-.
ton hospital, is getting along very
well and is now able to see his
relatives and friends.
MICKEY MOUSE
Portland Produce
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10 :00 Heme Jsoaosaie OBeervar eon-
" - darted by Coasia Jaaa.- -10
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:ia Hews nd Why of Hoasekeep-
--1 , tag. -.
10 :S Food reU aad Faaeie.
tO:4T The Magaaia Rack.
l:0e The Horn Garden.
- Il:06 "Laadaraplag Tour Plae." -Us
I CditA 8c-ryer.
X1:1S "Csriag fer th . Gardea SmI".
f Prof. C. V. Bosek.
ll:t Cink a-. -1S:00
r arm Hour.
' JS:lOIa tho day' news.
IS :SS Market report, crop aad area
i tear foroaaat.
1:80 Organ Program,
a :00 Aronnd ta CaaipTUt. ,
S :0 Homeauiker Hoar. '
1.05 "How to Choose tha Bath
i Towel", Margaro Btaw.
;0O Market Reports.
6:3 Fares Hoar. :
S:SS la tha day news. :
:4-atioek Biarkae-'report al wa
thar forecast. . !
6:50 Market rviw kop. lireftock,
, '-1 rang aad pastare , notes, aad
, 1- drie prune. -
T tit With tha poultry slack, rrec. A-
I O. Lena. ,
T:30 Tk Willamette TaDy Rari.
t:45 Prt in Everyday Life.
-1 . saw : i .
. T :00 lerotioBL
:3(V Cooking sekoel.
0 :45-Seatrioe MabSe, K3C.
10:00 Weniaa' Magaiiae. ITBQ. '
11 :00 Standard Seaaol.Braadcaat. KS0
11 :4i Prince 1 Oboieatky.
11 :00 lloaltA Man. .- ' -
11 : It Paras aad Hons Hear. KSd.
1 : Tow Crier.
t:se Leadoa rebroadea.
t:15 Si BO asatiaoa. .
:4S Captala Bootn, KBOL
$:1S Organ.
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S:1S Sympkaar boar. KBO.
10: JO Ward Oriasakaw. " .. "
ia:4& captsia xmn
POETLAKL, Ore., Oct. 21 (AP)
Butter; prists. 02 seor or ; better. 83-
S4e; staaar s 2-3 Be carton.
ggs: farific Poultry Producers' aal
ling price: freak extras, 29c; atandarda.
37c; atadiaai. SSc: pullets, 19a.
Milk: aoatract price, grid B, $2.17H.
Portland Delivery aad inspection Dairy
cooperative net pool price to producer.
fl.ua. ..'-.
Country aieata: aeUing price ta re
tailers : eouatry killed bogs, best butck
er under 10O lbs S-Sije; realers, SO
to ISO lba 6-lle; apring lamb. 10-11;
heayy re. 4-5c; caaaer cowa, 8e; bulla,
6c. :-,.( ' . ' c .
Mohair: aoanaai; luymg prica, 1031
clip long hair, 10c kid, lac lb.
tfuts: Oregoa waUuts, 19-25c; pea
aats, lie lb.; Brasila. 1214c; almonds,
1316c; filberts. iO-iSe; pecans. 20e lb.
Caseaza bark; baying prices, io
peeL Ik.
Ifopa: aooainat. 192 crop. 8-10c; 1980.
lStje; 198k. l-lc.
Butterfat: direct to shippers, track
81. .tatiea a. 1. 80-82. Portland da
liverr arice: batter. : ou. 83 84c;
weet, 86a.
Lire poultry: aet buying price: heavy
hea. eel ere 4, 4a lb up, l8-20o lb.;
do caediuaa. 18-1 4c; brt, : 11c lb.;
broiler aader lb- 18-80c; X
lbs, iSe; colored roasters, over S lb
gl.ie-l.2S; e sit era Washingtoa, 0e
81.25. s . . . .
Oaion: selling pne to retailers: lak
ima glebes. Sl.SO-l.S5; Oregoa, 2-i.35.
Potatoes: locaU IH H,; lciiMi.
S1.1S 1.25; ;atra Waskingtaa. S0c-
1Wool: ISil ero?. aoauaal, WUla
tta aUy. X15e; altera Oregoa, 11-
15Hr": baring priea froat producer: al
Ulfa. $1-1; Uvr. 1 X2; cat aad
-etch, sie-n. " '
1 J Fruits Vegetables
1 (Sabjact aa C-aago)
-Farm flasket.
:09 Beransder.
:0 t iaaacial aerriea. KBC.
e:l atala-ista, iu.
.S:80 Cresa-cnta, XBOL
l:0OWuUa Hayaak
J:3
:0
:0
POBTIlND. Oni ' OA' tl-UThr
Oraagss: California -alencies, S8.50-6.
Grapetratt! Oalitomia. S8.75 . Zamas
dosea carta. SS.SS. Bsnaus,: 6-5
lb. Lemon: OaUtoraia. 8 8 ;" .
Hacklobetries: Pagrt Baaad. f-Sa lb.
Cantaloupes: Local, atandarda. 75-SOe.
Hoaeydew aawtoa : OaliforaU Urge
Xlt.fSl- Casabaa: Dillerd. V-3H lb.
lea eroaa aaolooe: Kartbwoat la lb.
Grape.: Soedlaa. Si.SS-1.7 lug: Ta
k.yi. t.5$-1.63: VTkiU 1WVA1110:
Ribler. fl.e I tocai vw-wr,
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