PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, OregoaTlHOTday Monitor, July 6, 1939
Salem Market
, . . -nam "
- (TIm arteea blow aappite. y a local
graver-aa Indicative af taa .ally aMrki
prices paia U frattrt by galea aayers
bat ara aat fuaraateea bj Tee filatea
Bananaa, Ik ea stalk
uaaaa
Orapefrelt, Teaaa fiaka
Le-tooa, crata ,, , ,
Oraafee, erate
avecadoa, crata .,
fjarraata
.03
.081
4.00
J 00
1.50
3.50 ta 4.00
, , 1.60
Baapberrfea ... ,
Caataloapea, arata
Watenaeleaa. lb. .
1.40
.1.65 ta 3.00
5.-5
, . .03 H
' - VEGS.ASXBS
(Baring r rices)
Asparagus. UeaS. aw,,.
Beeta. dot. '
Cabbace. la.
Carrota, local, doa.
Caallflawer, local
.50
t
.08
AS
1.00
Celery. Cub. 8.00: local, erata l.fS
Caeaabars, hothouse, bo.
Lettaee. local
Oniene. 50 Iba
Graea onloae, doa.
Radishes, dot. ...
Peat, local, lb.
Peppers, graaa, Calif.
ran icy
Potatoes, local eart. No.
50 lb. baft
Hew Potato. Calif. owt
Spiaaca, local, boa
1 urn i pa, aoa.
a.50
.90
1.00
.20
.30
JOS
JO
.40
1.10
.45
.00
JiO
.55
BTJT8
(Me fall by laaepeaaent Pac-tnf at
la growaii
Walnato ffranaaettee. fancy, 13a i
4! DDL 10a: amall Se: orchard raa. to
10c. Walnat Beats, 35 to SOa lb.
FilberuBarrelonaa. Urea 11 "at: fae
11 Vac: babies, lit; orchard raa lie.
(Co oa Price to Grower)
- Waloata Price raate. -epeaainc epoa
way aoU raa la 14 diftereal graaea alia
12c Dacbillr 1 cent higher.
. Hors
(Bayla. Prices)
Cinetert, aomiaal, 1937. lb. .03 to
Clusters, 193a. lb .33 U
Yafflca, top "
WOOL AMD MOB-IB
(Baying Price)
Wool, ate-iasa. lb.
Cosrse, lb. .
Lamba, lb. ,,.-.... ,
Mohair, lb
nans up ruuwai
(Buying Frtcea of
Grade A large, .oa.
Grade B largo. doi.
Grade A medium
Grade B medium
r.lleta
.08
J2S
At
Si
AS
AO
)
Colored frye
White Leghorn a. heavy..
White Leghorn. Iigh
Old rooiter
.15 to
.19
IT
47
.15
J4
.15
Jl
JO
.05
Stocks and
Bonds
'. Jalys t
STOCK AVEBAOBS!
Compiled by The Associated Preaa
30 15
ladna Rail
Ket Chg. A .9 A .6
Wednesday 5.7 17.0
Previous day 04.8 17.0
Month ago : 08.1' 18.7
Tear ago 70.1 19.4
1939 high 77.0 33.8
1939 low 85.8 15.7
30 10
Bail Indue
Vet Chg. A .4 Uaeh
Wedaeeday 65.4 100.0
PreTiooa day 65.0 100.0
Month ago 57 8 100.0
Month ago 58.1 98.5
1939 high 64.9 100.7
1939 low 53.4 97.0
Low yield 112.1
15
Util
A .8
SS.9
M.4
7.8
. 34.6
40.0
3.7
l
iio
ttii
TJnch
95.9
95.9
6.5
83.3
96.7
81-
80
Stock
A .7
46.S
45.6
48.0
48.1
63.4
- 41.8
10
Forgo
A .6
00.9
00.8
83.8
63.8
04.0
58.3
Grade B raw 4 per eit
milk, Salem Crop bask pool "
; price fl.76. , X,
Co-op Grade A batterfat
price 8)1.72.
(Milk baaed ea aeml-moaUTy
batterfat a vera re.)
Distributor price, f8&
Batterfat,' So. 1, 2Sc; Xo.
2, 21c; prexolam, 24 He
A grade print, 28 He; B
grade 274c; qaarter 29He
Heavy bona. lb.
.14
MA-JOB CBXAMXBT Baying Price
Batterfat. first anality. 3t
Batterfat, aoeoad quality .31
Batterfat, pramiam UVh
Leghora bene, over 14 im ... -
Logbora heaa. andar t lba. .09
Leghorn fryer. It lbs. .10
leghorn fryera, naderaiae, market valoe.
Colored Irrera 3-9 lb. ,
Colored apriags, 8 Iba. and ay.
Colored bona
Suga ,. . i.
Old Rooatera
No. 3 grade 5 per aoaad leas.
jcuua
Grade A large - ,
Grade A me-iom
Grade B large
Grade B medium .-
Uadargradea and cke..
J8
43
48
.08
,05
48
40
46
45
45
LIVESTOCK
iBarlaa nrlce lor Ha. I
condlUoB and aaJea reported ay to 4 p.m.
Umb. 1939. top l.w
Lamb, yearling . 4.85 to 4.50
Kwee X 0V to 3 SO
Hor. top 7.75
7.00 to 7.35
6.75 to 7.00
5.50 to 5.75
5.00 to 5.50
5.50 to 6.00
5.00 to 6.00
, 7.50
DeJr type eowa 3.50 to 4.50
Dressed cal. lb. 40
QBAXN. HAT ABB SEEDS
Wheat, ba.. Ho. 1 recleaard - .75
Qat. grey ton - 38.00
Whit zo uw
130 150 Iba
310 300 Iba.
Sows
Beef cowa . ,
Boll
Heifer
Top eeal
Peed barley, too
Clover hay, ton
Alfalfa, ton
,. 22 00 to 34.00
12 00 to 18.00
v 10 00 to 16.00
Egg mash. Ko. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.70
Dairy feed, 80 lb. bag 1.85
Baa acratrh feed 1.75
Cracked corn 1.75
Wheat 1.55
CIO Off Ballot
At Portland Mill
SEATTLE, July 5.-(fP)-The
Congress of Industrial Organiza
tion will not appear on the South
east Portland Lumber mill Juris
dictional ballot Friday, the na
tional labor relations board said
today.
The CIO withdrew after accus
ing the company of unfair labor
practices and charging the NLRB
had failed to conduct proper in
vestigations. The ballot will be
"a straight yes or no" for the
American . Federation of Labor.
A jurisdictional vote between
the AFL and CIO will be held at
the Klngsley Lumber company at
Portland within 30 days.
Foreign Wheat
So Oiieasb Pit - Is Able
to Score Gains up to
Nearly one Cent
CHICAGO. July V-VPl-Tirm-ness
of " foreign 7 markets aided
wheat here today and rains of f
cent a bushel were scored at times.
The close was -4 up.
LiTerpool, due lower on the
baata of action here Monday.
closed to cent higher. The
English market was aiaea oy ae
creasing pressure of Argentine
shipment-. Winnipeg closed -
up and other American markets
reflected the upturn. Kansas City
closed - up and Minneapolis
1-1 H higher.
Despite liberal receipts of new
winter wheat, estimated at 9,t9tr
000 at 12 principal terminals dur
ing; the past two days, hedge sell
ing offerings were small and eas
ily absorbed. After a minor In
itial ricwlln the market steadied
and then advanced. Improvement
in the July l private crop esti
mates was anticipated and . these
had mtlA effect on the market, :
July wheat here closed at 8-
and September at v. - -Tha
averace of ' six private
crop reports placed probable
wheat production at 721.000,000
bushels, an increase of 21,000.000
compared with the estimates va
month ago. The winter wheat av
erage was 525,000,000 bushels, up
9,000,000 and lor spring wneai
I9g.000.00i or 12.000.000 bushels
more than the average of the esti
mates a month ago.
1939 High Year
For new Radios
PORTLAND, July 5.-5VSev-
enty per cent more radios were
sold during the first three months
of this year than during the same
months of 1938, T. F. Joyce, Cam
den, N. J., vice-president and ad
vertising director of the Radio
Corporation of America, said to
day.
He predicted 1939 would ex
ceed 1937 in the radio business.
Firecracker as Cigaret
Doesn't Work out Well
TOLEDO, Ore.. July 5.-Pr-
Seven-year-old Laura Lee Mulll
can imitated with a lighted fire
cracker, the men she had seen
smoking clgarets.
She was treated for burns on
her face and Inside her mouth and
painful lacerations.
"There Is Always Tomorrow
. ' By May Christie
SYNOPSIS i
On her 25th birthday, Antoinette
Goddard, a lovely San Francisco
debutante, awakens with a feeling
of great happiness. . The cause of
it was her fiance. Brock Milbank,
cion of the prominent west coast
Mil banks. Ton! felt flattered that
the eligible Brock loved her when
he could have bad the pick of Soci
ety's debutantes. Jessica Payne,
an unscrupulous blondj made no
secret of his attraction for her.
Even though Brock did not encoor
' age Jessica, Ton! was J jealous of
her. - At the breakfast! table, the
' news that her father had gone bank
rupt did sot affect Ton! deeply.
"What was money compared with
love?" she thought. "Besides, when
she and Brock were married they
could help mother and dad.' Toni
' had a luncheon date with Brock.
' He had not telephoned so she won-
dered if be knew of their changed
" financial status. Waiting for him
In a hotel lobby," Toni is touched
when one of her friends greets her
with: "I'm frightfully sorry, Toni !"
Toni thought her mend's solid
tude had been for the loss of her
father's fortune, but she learns the
' real reason when she boys a news
paper and a glaring headline reads:
"Brock Milbank and Jessica Payne
Married This Morning I" In a daze,
Toni leaves the hotel and hails a
- taxL She goes to the waterfront
where she and Brock had spent
many happy ' hours, i There she
.- meets an old fisherman who philo
sophically compares life to a net
which, though it gets torn, is
mended and put to sea again.
"There's healing in work," the old
man had said. . The thought gave
Toni hope. She decides to go to
new zors ana start anew.
- CHAPTER VI
Bright lights of Broadway. Jos
tling crowds everywhere. Noise.
v 'Traffic Newsboys yelling the morn
ing papers at eight o'clock in the
- evening. Street hawkers. Beggars.
The nun hour for the theatre.
' Toni Goddard In) the milling
crowa aoouc ue Astor -totel. Tired
from a long day of trampins the
agencies. A search for work that
didnt lead to anything; Thousands
of girls in the city wearing out shoe
' leather similarly. She had been in
New York almost three weeks, and
tho end of every day was blank dis
- appointment. , Bow imuch - longer
would her money hold' out ?--
. wondered. . , l, ,
But grim determination, not
hopelessness, was in ; the taut face
that was thinner than it had been
in San Francisco. Come what may,
sue wouldn't go oacK. . 4 -.
She would find her place, or die
trying. Adversity was building a
new character in Toni. A quitter?
A burden en her already burdened
parents? Never) She'd scrub floors
sooner than admit defeat. .
But so many illusions had he
discarded. The , importance of m
II I ! I I I ft it III MM -
' waiHN . ei rvi irsj
- world was among the first. Then
her yen tor .wnunr. She had
haunted newspaper i offices. . They
V wouldn't even give her a try-out.
- There were set enough jobs for the
experienced reporters, let-alone
' Irtthericr ia noriee' Staffs were
bei-g cut, not enlarged, she was
V .rlhnnloTmet ' bureaus had . the
- same tale to telL Besides, where
were her reference? What was her
experience? -Tea,-she could type
' write,' but she had no shorthand,
piint ahe realize there were ham-
dreds of excellent stenoeraphers
jobless?
A social secretary 7 She'd had
plenty of experience, giving parties,
and she knew all about entertaining
and the correct form of invitations,
and bow a ball should be run.
Shrugs and snubs greeted these ef
forts. Would-be social secretaries
were as plentiful as blades of grass
in Central Park.
What about teaching? Very few
people, apparently, wercemploying
governesses these days.
"If I were a beauty expert or a
millinery designer, I might land
something, thought Toni, appalled
voice hearing', and appeared some
what impressed. "If the. field weren't
so crowded, we might land you as
a bines singer," he told her as he
took her name and address and
that ended it.
At the end of her second week in
New York, Toni moved to a cheaper,
hotel, bought an electric plate, and
started light housekeeping.
But she didnt let her parents
know of her change of address. .
The first hotel had been smarter.
Her mail .could still be sent there.
She could call for it. Keep her chin
up. ' That was important. - -
Extraordinary that a big city
IN m
1
; ir
if f5I .
s5 .Mi
k k,tr -in a s a. -j
(Mi);
WS
The agents laughed at Tool's naivete, her greenness.
by the knowledge that, despite her
four years at the university, she
knew very little that was saleable.
, She read the Help Wanted eoL
Xftf in a,
. MASSEUSE, licensed, well
: built. . Apply J-Qmoon's Gym
nasium. fWell buOt, but not -censed,'
giggled Toni to herself. Here was
something more proniising. j : .
GIBI.beau.-ul, refined
i types, for photogTsphic model
ing; experience unessential.
- But it was a wfld-goose chase,
and humiliating too. For the picker
of beauty curtly told her that she
was neither . young enough nor
pretty enourh. ta h minion. Look-
teg in her mirror as she) left the
place, she realized she did look
rather haggard, for she had slept
badly the night before, and worry
didn't improve one's appaxmnce
ayway. r.-i:
. Despite this snub, and bow more
careful of her inaka-up, ahe sat for
hours in the waiting rooms of the
atrical agencies. . .
irHadnt ahe . had good parts tn
piays put on by ue eouege dramatic
society? And wasn't she wflling to
begin with small bits, and work her
wayap? -.v.. . .
The agents laughed at her naJve-
ii, her greex-Mss. Oat gave her
could be so frightfully lonely I Here
on tmin road . aha -a
grateful to exchange a few words
with old Bridget, who had a tiny ;
fn-ttand on the corner of Forty
seventn street. When buying
oranrea from Br lewft m mnra tV .
one ocaudon. the sympathetic wo
man naa orawn rrom Toni her con
tinued diMppointment in tryng ta
find work. ... -. ...
To-night ft was windy, and a
sudden gust caught Bridget's stall,
scattering fruits oa the sidewalk.
Toni aTWOOMd Aon eaa thtmt m(S.
ered then and returned them to the
ota Tenaer. . ;
"Liasen, honey, there's a try-wit
at the New Gailic CaatBo at tea to
morrow morning. You'd aiake a
swell showgirL Yon ro oa orer tnd
tep 'era you've had exjenee,'
advised Bridget.
"But I don't know anybody to
tak for.. The place ta oaestioa was
aa e-ornxms cafe and music-hall oa
Broadway that was crowded nightly.
""Twas little CassieXkryle as lives
around the eorner told me they're)
putting ea a new revue. She's in
the chorus. Ask for Cassia. ' Be
there early and say a friend sent
you. Cassieni see you. She's a good
natured kid." grhined Bridget.
' (To Be Continoed) '
Quotations at Portland
i POBTLAND; C Orew JJy S. (XT) -Dairy-
proaaea prieee: .
Batter: Kztraa 86; ataadarda S8H;
arlasefiraU 11 V 1 .firaU tl ; batterlat
Lnt Larga axtraa Sla;.larfa ataad
arda 19e; atediaai extra i 18c; aie-iaai
ataadarda 18a.
C-aaaa TripleU 18ej leat lec
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Cre., nly 8. (AP)
Coma try , Xaata Sellin. price to rcuil
ara: ? Oeaatry--ille4 -oca, best k-tehers.
aa4er 160 lba 10-10 He lb.; vealera.
UMi-lSa lb.; Kgat aad taia. 10-lle lb.;
heary, S-lOc; lae, apriaf limba, 15-15 He;
yaarliar laaba, 10-lSe lb.; ewes, S-Te
lb.; eattar eewa, 9c; aaaaer cava, 6Mi
c; balla lie lb.
Lira PooltryBnylnf prices: Lefhora
breilera, 18-18e lb.; colored spriozs, 8
Iba. aad a-ar, 18-14a lb.; Lccbora hens,
erer SH Iba. 14a lb.; aader 8 J, lbs, lSe
IK; colore, hens to 5 Iba., 15e lb.; over
Iba. 15a lb.; Ko. a trade. 5a lb. lea.
' Tarkeya Belllns prlcee: Draaaed hens,
17-18e lb.; tons, 15-16e lb. Bay las
prices: Heaa, 15-16e lb.; to ma, 14-1S lb.
' PoUtoea Yakima Gema, ( ); cental;
local. 1.00; Deeeaatea Gems, 1.85 ceaul;
aUaasath rails, Ka. 1, Gems, 1.15-1.35 cwt.
Xew Petatoee CaUloraia Whites, Na.
1, 1.70 par evt: Cennewick, 1.40-1.50.
Onions Calil. wax SOo-1.00; red, 70e;
yellow, 80-85e per 50 lb. sack.
Waal WMlaasette valley. 1930 clip,
nominal aied S5a lb.; coarse aad braids,
S5-S6e lb.; 6 months fleece, 3 2. 34c lb.;
aaatara Ora.M8-81a lb.
Bay Sellias price ta retallera: Alfal
fa, Ma. 1. 16.00 toa; eat retch, 13X0 toa;
clover, 11.00 too; timothy, eastern Or
19.00; do Teller, 14.00 toa, Portland.
Hope 1938 Clusters, 35e lb. foctics,
S8a lb.
Mohair Komlaal, 1989 dip, SOe lb.
Caacara Bark -Bayiag price 1939 peel,
do lb.
Sasar Berr and fruit, 100a, 8.00;
bale 6 15: beet 4.95. -
Domesue rionr SelUnj price, elty de
Uvery, 1 U 15 bbL lata: - family patent,
49a, 5.70-6.85: bakers' hard wheat, net,
4.00-5.45; Bakers blnestem, 4.70-5.00;
blended wheat floor, 4.70-5.00; aeft wheat
4.40-4.45; trahaaa, 49a, 4.50; whole wheat
49a, 4.95 bbL
Portland Grain
PORTLASD, Ore., July 5. (AP)
Wheat: -Opea High Low Cloae
72 73 73 73
Cash Grain: Oati, Ko. 2, 3 8-lb. white,
27.00; No. 3. 88 lb. cray . Barley, Ko.
1, 45-Ib. BW, 34.00. Corn, Mo. 3, Y
shipment, 36.35. Flax, Mo. 1, 1.64.
Cash Wheat Bid: Soft white, 71 H;
western white 70; western red 69. Hard
red winter ordinary 68; 11 per cent 68;
13 per cent 70: 13 per cent 72; 14 per
eeat 75. Hard white-Baart ordinary ;
11 per cent ; 13 per cent 72; 18 per
cent 77; 14 per cent 77.
Today'a Car Receipts: Wheat 46;
floor 10; hay 1; millfeed 8..
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., Jnty 8. (AP)
Hoes: Beeeipta 500. Active. Price range:
Barrows and filta, fd eh.
140 160 Iba. $
do gd-eh 160-180 Iba
. do rd ca 180-300 lbs
da gd-eh, 300-330 lbs
do gd-eh 320-350 Ibi
7.00 7.50
7.85 S 8.00
7.75 S.00
7.400 8.00
7.10 7.75
do gd-ch 150-1M lbs
, da gd-cb 10-350 lbs
' do ased, 140-160 Iba.
Pkg. aawa. gr. 375-850 lba
da good, 35Q-425 Iba,
da good, 435-550 Iba
d med. 175-550 lba-l
Flga (fdr St atrkr) gd eh,
70-140 Iba -1
6.853 T.40
, 6.50 7.00
6.75(3
6.2 5
- 5.35
5.00
-.4.75
6.750 7.85
7.35
6.75
fO.TO
5.50
6.25
(lattla: Seeelnta 150. calves 50
arataly active, awe try ataady. Price
hteera, go, voo-iiov u a .uu
da medians. 750-1100 Iba. 7.75
do com (pi). 750-900 Iba.
Heifers, good.. 750-900 4ba.
da medium, 550-900 Iba.
da earn (pi) 650-900 Iba.
Cows, good, all wta.
da medinni, all wta.
do com (pi), all wta.
do low-eat-ent. all wta.
Bulla (yearlings exclnd) gd
(beeX). att wta
da medians, all wta.
do cut-corn (pi), all wta. .
Vealera, choice, all wta
da good, all wta ,., ... .,
do medium, ail wta
do call com (pin), all wta
CaUrea, seed. 350-400 lba
da com (pin) S50-400 Iba
Sheep: Beeeipta salable 250. total 500.
Stand-. Price rmnxe :
Spring lamba, gd eholee87.50i
do medium and good -
do common (plain) '
Lamba (shorn) med k good
da common (plain) ,,
Ewes (shorn),' good choice-
do aommoa (plaia)
Hod-ranga:
m a.ou
9.00
6.35 "7.75
8.00Q 9.00
7.000 8.00
6.50 7.00
8.753 6.50
6.00 5.75
4.00 6.00
l.HQ 4.15
6.25 50
5.50 635
4.75 5.50
8.00 8.50
7.503 8.00
6.00 7.50
4.50 3 6.00
6.504$ 7.00
4.50 Q 5J0
9 7.75
6.733 7.35
6.75 6.50
5.00 6.35
4.00(3 5.00
s.sod aso
1.353 3.30
Wool in Boston
BOSTON, Jury 5. (AP) (D8DA)
Boston houses were receiving a little bus
iness today aa domestic wools. Country
packed three-eightha and' qaarter blood
bright fleeces offered from the middle
west were moving occasionally at alight
advancea la asking prices ranging 29
to 8l cents. In the grease, delivered to
eastern users. Western grown wools of
tho finer grades received a little demand
at around 64 ta 66 cents, scoured basis,
for good French combing length fine ter
ritory and at around 63 to 65 cents,
scoured basia, for mixed elip of balk fine
and half blood territory wools in original
bag.
Gardeners'
Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., July 6. (AP)
(DSDA) Produce price changes:
Apples Ore. Newtowna, ex fey, 1.60
1.75; fey, 1.25 1.40; Waah. Winessps, ax
fey. 1.60-1.85; Homes, ax fey. 1.65-1.75;
Transparent, 24 lbs., 1.00 1.15.
Apricots CalX. 60 65c Hat; 1.00-1.15
royal lugs; Ore. Wash. 15-lb. f lata, Moor
parks, loose 45c, faced, 47 H -50c
Avocados Calif.. 1.05 1.70.
Atparagua Ore.. Waih 80 Iba. Ko. 1.
1.75-1.85; loose 1.50; unclass loose 1.25;
strings 1.00. J . -
Beans Ore. green, 4-Se, wax 4-4 He.
Bananaa Banco 6 He; small lota 6a.
Black Capa 1.85-1.75.
Celery Calif.. Utah. 1.50-1.60; white.
1.70-1.80; hearts, doa.. 1.10.
- Cabbage Oregoa round head, 76e-l-00;
few 1.85; poor 6O-70c
Market lifted
g
Buyin
Seen
Sellers Are Scarce TKus
Enabling Gains Over 2
Cents in Cases
NEW YORK, July E.-(rP)-Mod-est-sized'
baying 'orders, concen
trated in a few industrial faTor-
ites, readily lifted prices in the
stock market today.
Sellers were scarce and a num
ber of shares finished with gains
ranging to more than S points,
despite a turnorer of only 351,900
shares. This represented en - In
crease, however, orer the pre
Fourth of July Yolume of 235,140
a 1 7-year low record. "' ,
United States Steel, American
Cantaloupes Cnlif, atda. 45a. 3 40
2.50; jambo, 86 45a. 2.00-2.85; stand
ards, 45a.. 1.65-1.75; Honeydewa, 9a,
1.40-1.60; jumSo 27s, 3.00-2.80.
Cherries Ore., Wash., Binge, 4-6e;
Lasaberta 6-6c; pie 8-4c.
Celery Calif , Utah, 1.75-L85; white.
3.00-3.25; Ore. Utah, 1.60-1.75; white
1.75-3.00 ; hearts 1:10.
Currants 1.25 1.50.--,
Cauliflower Local, 9-lla, 1.00-1.10;
No. 2, 60 65c
Citrus Fruit Grapefruit, Texas marsh
seedless, 3.85-8 00; Arisona fancy, 3.35
3.60; ria.. 8.25 8.50.
Corn Oregoa crates, 6 doc, 2.50-3.70;
poorer 3.25.
Garlic Local, a-8e lb.; Calif., new
crop, lOe lb.
Grapes Calif., seedless, 3.50-2.65 lug.
Lemons Taacy, all aiiesi 6.00-5.50;
choice. 4 75.
Limea Doa. carton, 20-25e.
- Lettuce l.orl dry. 65 75c: poor,; 85e.
Orangee Calif, navels, choice, un
quoted; Valencies, large 8.75-4; amall to
medium, 2.25 3.70.
Lettuce Beit 60 65; poor 35c; Wasb.
topped. 70 75c
Mushrooms Cultivated. 1 lb., 80 85e.
Onions Calif wax, 90c-1.00; yellow,
75-85e; reds, 70-80e.
Peaches Calif., f lata. Triumphs. . 90c
100; Calif. Redbirds 05-75e; Ore. 65 75c
Feaa Oregon, 2H-2e lb.
Peppera Calif, lugs. 1.40-1.60.
Plums Califs 1.10-1.20.
Potatoea Ore. Descbutea Russets, No
1, 100 lbs., 1.20-1.45; US Na. 2, 60 lbs.
45-50e; Calif. Long Whites, US Mo. 1,
100 lbs., 1.90-3.00; Wash., Cobbles Mo. 1,
1.50 1.60.
Rhubarb Ore., apple box, 40-45e loose;
lettuce crates, 95c-1.10 cwt.; loose, 2e lb.
Squash Ore. Zucchini, 40-60c, flats;
Scallops, 70-80e; Crooknecks, 50 60c.
Strawberries Oregon, best, 34 basket
crates, 1.75-1.85: poor low aa 1.00.
Spinach Ore., 65c-1.00 orange box.
Toicstoes Ore., hothouse, 9-14c;
Calif., 24 lbs.. 1.60-2.00. e-
Bunched Vegetables: Local per doa
bonchea onions 30-35e; radishes, 17 H
10c; parsley, 17 H -20c; turnips, 45-55o;
carrota, 20 25e.
Root Vegetables : . Rutsbsgaa L25-1.60
Toongberriee 1.2O-1.80 crate.
Watermelons Calif. 3.35 cwt eratea
extra.
Colsing Quotations
"- NEW YORK. July
Allied Stores... 1 8 A
Amer For Power 2
Am Power ft Lt . 4
Am Rad'.Std San :12
Am Roll Mills. . U
Am Smelt ft Ret 39
Am Tel ft Tel.. 161
Amer- Tobacco . 83 4
Am "Water Wks.
Anaconda ..... 23
Armour 111 4
Atchison ...... 26
Barnsdall ..... 13
Bait ft Ohio ... 4
Bendix Aviation 22
Bethlehem Steel 53
Boeing Air .... 20
Borge Warner . 22
Budd Mfg . 4 M
Calif Pack .... 18
Calumet Hec... 5
Canadian Pacific 4
J I Case. . . . ... 73
Caterpil Tractor 42
Celanese ...... 22
Certain-Teed . . 7
Cbes ft Ohio ... 32
Chrysler ...... 9
Coml. Solvent .. 9
5-(Toay'sciosini prices: r . -
rninwith ft 1 Natl, Dairy Prod 15?4
30 National uist,..
7 Natl Power ft Lt 7
0 Northern: Pacific ?- 7,
5 Packard Motors 3 '
Douglas Aircraft (7 J C Penney .... 83
Du Pont de N..14S Phillips Petrol , 33
Elec Power & Lt 7 Press steel car.
34 Pub Service NJ. 374
43 Pullman . ... 25
43 Seare Roebuck . 74
26 Shell Union ... 1
20 Southern Pacific 12
4 Standard Brands 8
11 Stand Oil Calif. 26
10 Stand OilNJ... 41
55 Studebaker .... 6
46 Sup Oil 2
Int Paper ft P Pf 30 . Timk Roll Bear. 39
Int Tel ft Tel... 6 Trans-America .
. 70 Union Carbide . 75
. 32 United Aircraft. 35
.44 United- Airlines. 10
.106 US Rubber .... 40
. 42 US Steel 46
. 49 Walworth ..... 5
Nash ' Kelvinator 6 White Motors 8
National Biscuit 26Woolworth 46,
National Cash . . 17
Consol Edison..
Consol.Oil V. . .
Corn Products';
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
General Foods .
General Motors.
Goodyear Tire .
Great Northern.
Hudson Motors .
Illinois Central .
Insp Copper . . .
Int Harvester . .
Int Nickel Can
Johns Manville
Kennecott . . .
Libbey-6-Ford
IJg ft Myers B
Loew's
Monty Ward
Telephone, Union Carbide, East
man Kodak, Owens Illinois, Mont
gomery Ward,' General Motors,
Douglas Aircraft and Johns Man
ville were among those closing 1
to more than 2 higher.
Brokers reported Investment
buying for the longer pull in ex
pectation of business improve
ment in the United States broad
ened out after the holiday.
Professional traders, lacking
the guide of a clear-cut market
trend, were slow in following the
influx of orders for special issues
singled ; out for buying attention
lately. A desire to await a better
took at legislative ' prospects . in
congress was thought in broker
age circles to have' kept trading
down somewhat,'
Attend Brother's Funeral
AMITY Mr. Charles H. Burch
and sisters, Mrs. Elmer Ladd,
Mrs. Anna Grames and Miss
Louise Burch were in Portland
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of their brother, . Henry Clay
Burch, who passed away at bi
home in Portland Sunday.
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