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PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, August 12, 1939
Market Ouotations
i . t
' -- ntuirs , . .
(Baying Frlces)
(Te erteea below sappho. my local
grower aa4 Indieatlra of tat daily aarksi
bat ara act guaraateee
Baaaaas, Ik aa stalk.
Haada
V
Tae Statsa-
Srapea. Califs aeedlesa
Grapefruit, Calif.
Lomons,' arata
Oranges,' erate
Avocado, erato
l.W ta
loapea.
Watermoleaa. ta.
. vuiji ...
(Sartag fcUes)
.05 H
.06
l.TS
a.ss .
6.50
4.00
1.66
1.8 S
J02
Brans,' was
braea , ,.
Boots, ales.
Cabbaga, lb
Carrots, local, dot.
Caallilower.- local
Celery.-Uuk. 1.J5: local.
kvi n, - i
Cacaasbers. outdoor
Lettace
Oaioaa. 60 lba.
Orooa oaioaa. tea. ,
Ra4fakea.---es.
Prat. CNit IK
Peppers, pes a, CsliL.
raraier
Potatoes. loe-1 ewt M.
- bu in, vma
Bpiaacav Saattls, box
Turnips, doa, ,
Bqaasa, doa.
Tomatoes, ' Dallas, log
.0. -.03
J '
.0114
'.20
1.50 ,
LSS -v
Z1S
.75
1.50
1.00 .
Jt9 "
-JO '
.06
JO "
.40
1.10
.45
1.00
J -.40
.65 -
srora - -
(Met paid by ladapaadaat Facsiog pleat
- ta growar) v . .
Walanta rraoqaettoa, faact, lie ma
dlara. lOej amall orebard ran, I to
lOe. Walaa meate. 15 ta 80a lb. '
filbarta Barcelona a, larga Uliss fan
ay Ills: babiea. lit: orebard ma lla
- . (C oa Pricas to Grower) - J.
WaJnata Price range, .spending apoa
way anta rna la 14 different gradoa Ilia
12. JDac-illr.l cant higbar.
BOPS ,
. (Baying Prices) .
Casters, aoainai, 1937, lb ' , .05 .
Clastera. 1038, lb. ' .95 '
Pagglaa, top . .. .88
. . WOOL AJTD MOHAIB
(BpytBf fricat)
Woll, atedinm, lb .57
Coarae, lb. , ' .87 ..
Lambs, lb. , .;, , -. .23 -
liofasir. lb " .C. : .! , 410 '
BOOS AST) POUXTBY
(Baying Frlces at Andrssa-'i) -
Orada A large, dot. , ,. .21
Grade B largo, doa. ' .16
Orada A J8
Orada B nsdiun . .1 6
Pullets , .IS
Colored frys , , -' .18
Wbito Lag-horne. heavy .10-. 11
White Leghorns, light .U-.13
Old roosters .05
. Heary bent, lb - ,,. .11
MAJUOM CBEAICEBI Bayini Price
Bntterfst, fint quality. . .23
Buttorfat, second quality .20
Battorfat, premiaaa .28 H
Leghora bona, aver SVh Iba. .00
Leghorn hen a, mnder lbl .08
Loghora fryers, 1H lbs.,,.,-, JO
lagboi fryers, anderslia. market yaloa
Colored fry era, 2-Slbs. 10
Colored apriaga, A lba. aad p - Jl
Colored baaa .11
Stags . .06
Old Rooatora M
Mo. S grades (a per aooad leas.
EOOl
Orada A larga, J"
Orada A asodiaaa
Orada B larta
Orada B Medina
.21
.18
J8
J6
Grade B raw 4 per cent .
milk, Salem Co-op baaic pool
pHce 1.78.
Co-op Grade A botterfat
price 91.72.
(Milk " baaed aa semi -tea tkly
batterfst average.)
OLatrlbotor price, 98U
Btterfat, Ko. 1, -Sc; Ko.
2, 20c; premium, 23 He
v A grade print, 28 Mc; B
grade 27 He; q -art era 20 He
Dadorgradea aad chex.
Pallets -
.16
4
- UVBSTOCK
(Baying prlco tar Bo. I stock, aao aa
caadlticaa aad aaJoa raportoA op to P at
-anba. 193. OD 6.50 to 6.75
La-iba, yearlings ,. d.50 to 5.00
F-te : 1.00 to-2.75
Hon. too ,.. 6.75
180-150 lba.
210-800 lba.
Sowi
Boot eoars
Bnlls
6.00 to 6.25
5.75 to 6.25
5.00
Boifera ,
Top Teal
Dairy type eowa
DreaaM tcsl lb
8.00 ta S.25
8.00 to 5.75
6.00 to 6.50
8.00
8.00 to 4.00
OBAXM. HAS AMD 8EDS
Wheat. ba So. 1 rocloaoed - .VI
Oats, grey tea , . . 26.00
i White ... - -.26.00
Peed barley, tea 23 00 to 24.00
Clotor bay. ton - 12.00 to 18.00
Alfalfa, too 10 00. to 16.00
Egg aaaah. Ko. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.70
Dairv. food. 80 lb. bac 1.8S
Baa aerateh feed ,-,,..- 1.1
Cracked rora i 78
Wheat ... .
Silverton Sector
Hops Are Average
, SILVERTON Hops In the Sll
Terton, Yiclnity wUl be about bt
erage according to John ,Morley,
local reporter for tbe U.S De
p a r t m ent of Agriculture. Tbe
yield is expected to run around
900 pounds an acre.,
Early clusters bare been con
siderably damaged by mildew.
Some yards won't even be picked.
Fuggles are better and late bops
are In good condition. Fuggles
will be picked around tbe 20th,
early clusters fire days later, witb
the late ones coming about the
first of the month.
Grain Satisfies
At North Howell
NORTH HOWELL Practically
all grain has now been threshed
Wheat
Rise and Fall
Prices Flatter Upwards
at Times, Closing Is
Slightly Lower
. CHICAGO. Aug. '-MflVWheat
futures fluctuated - unevenly - to
day, scoring net gains of cents
at times, but closing finally -of
a cent under the prexious finish.
Com was firm.
Easing political tension abroad
and an upward revision of 14,
717.000 busbela by tbe' U.S. gov
ernment in tbe 1039 wheat crop
p r o s p ects Influenced an early
downturn, priees sagging as mueh
as cent. At that level, however,
prices firmed and tben advanced
with September contracts . lead
ing. The nearby delivery waa
bought Against aaJea of both De
cember and May wheat and ad
vanced to cents, up from
the previous close. Relative
strength in the September con
ract was attributed to a tighten
ing situation in the cash market,
due to the large volume of wehat
going into government loan.
All contracts, however, sagged
in the closing minutes, Septem
ber finishing at 644- and De
cember at 64-C4. Corn close
M- higher, September 43, De
cember 42-; oats H- np,
soy beans up, rye un
changed to off, and lard 7
to 10 cents lower.
Contributing to the closing
downturn here was weakness at
Winnipeg, where prices, sagged
more than a cent.
Export sales of North American
wheat overnight and today were
estimated at 300,000 bushels,
mostly Manltobas, but Including
some scattered sales of U.S. hard
winter wheat to Antwerp. An
nouncement in Washington that
beginning August 19 shipper will
be given direct payments in con
nection with the U.S. wheat ex
port program drew attention.
with a satisfactory yield on the
average.
Owing to the recent hot weath
er, the millions of yellow jackets
on the vines, and the prevailing
low price offered, the evergreen
blackberry harvest Is moving
rather slowly. The hot weather
caused the berries to be smaller
than usual. The heat has also
affected peaches, prunes, apple
and pears in like manner.
Redheads Are Lucky"
By Vera Brown
SYNOPSIS
- A romance of the big league base
pall world seems blooming wbea
. Handsome Larry Regan, spectacav ;
lax aad erratic young pitcher, de-
cides to marry the dashing little
redhead, "Mike" Shannon, hatd
- working snagazine counter girl at
the Eureka Hotel. She Is the main
support of her family and by no
means sore that she wants to mar
ry such a wild oats sower as "Hand
some." But she Is trying to reform
that aoost promising of soothpawe
(left hand pitchers) and eo Invitee
him to her humble home where he
meets "the folks" and later presents
the reluctant red-head with a spar
kling solitaire when they go to a
nearby store for ice cream for her
Invalid brother, Jimmie.
. ; CHAPTER EC
"Now leave that ring on. I mean
It.- We're going to get married.
Crisp was swell about it. Thought it
was a good idea," aaid Regan.
"I'm glad Mr. Crisp approved."
Handsome did not even appear to
notice the tone of Mike s voice.
"Listen, Mike. Ill go. great guns
with you around. You're lucky for
me. I know. I knew the moment I
saw that 'carrot top of yours in the
cloak rooral" .
"Redheads are lucky for you.
, Larry!" ,
, "One redhead is."
. Mike gripped the edge of the
table, "Larry, yon must be sensible.
I'm glad if I've helped you. If you
, think I m your friend. But for any
thins- else ... " . " . 4
' "Don't be silly. I'm nuts about
you. I can't do anything without
' -. . your - . 1
- . "Putting aside all other conrid
... . erations, Larry, I've a pretty big
. . - responsibility ' at home. Dad isn't
: well and he earns very little. I keep
. ulnars atoinar.
- "What the heck? If I'm in the big
dough, if I get in the World's Series
coin this year, we should worry V
t "I cant let you support my fam
ily." Mike' shook' her head impa-
tientlTt "Besides, that's all beside
the point, Larry, t couldn't marry
. anybody I didn't roveV
.... ' That seemed to amase Handsome t
"But you love me. Of course, you do 1
- Bo wbava the argument" . .
. "Larry, Larry I "r It was like ar
' going with Jimmle. The old Jim
' mie, Something in her voice warned
"I've known a lot of girls in my
time, and you're the first one who
ever made me feel like this I Mike,
: there couldn't ever be anybody else.
You're the skipper from now on I
- ' He leaned across the table. '
- "Kiss me." -' "-:-- '
- i Larry, not here 1" -
"Come oa home then . . . " And he
pulled her after him, leaving their
untested root beers on the table.
1 Out into .the soft May. evening
they burned, under the spell of the
spring night, everything? seemed dif-
' - Cerent. Men and women strolled in
7 unaccustomed leisure. Even the
automobiles seemed to move more
gracefully. The sight was working
a miracle ox romance in the city.
Never for a moment did Hand
some doubt vtsx. Mike's answer
would be. He-stopped her in the
-' shadow of a moth eaten elm tree
. near the corner and kissed her.
"You're wonderful I", .1.
lUse'a head was swimming. She
. tried to t-isg straight. .
"I'm no good without you, Mike,
- Together well show them 1 Yon see;
f You're lucky for me. I feel ltl
, lie held the hand which wore his
ring ta both bis as they Walked
- alowly now toward her home; .
. . nan-some - was 'planning llrhl
.' ,heartedlyt rWeH.be ta the Series
douh, now.' Iln sore of it. That
t if ycTs around to keep me m
, l:v WJ be married in the fan
c J wo can go south before trataing
season begins, it's great down
there. You've never been south, have
you?"
Mike had never been any place,
only to Manhattan from Brooklyn,
and to coney island and nearby
beaches now and then. Ehe caught
her breath as she visioned what life
with Handsome might be. . She'd
make him love her, make herself eo
necessary to him, that he'd never
leave her. But If she laHedT If he
grew tired? Like a warning, Hike
could aee tbe endless pageant of
women who would fawn on Hand
some They did now, even when he
"But things change."
"We wont." His voice was so era
phatie that Mike's heart leaped.
They walked en in alienee for a
little. Then Mike got up her cour
age to speak:
- "Larry, if you ever change your
mind... no, now listen to me. ..if
you ever do, and you might," then
she added, "or I might..."
."Of course, you won't."
, "But if you should, youll be hon
est with me, Larry T1
"That's easy. For It wont bap
pen. Besides, if it did. I wouldn't
have to tell you. You'd know it any-
"Stop kicking. Skipper I" soothed the husky Handsome as he
carried the embarrassed Mike upstairs .
waa a rookie pitcher. What would
M ,0 . .
utey ao u am Deeame truly zamousi
- "IH manage. I wont faJL" she
told herself. But that insistent
voieet"ymsW-r '
"I wont.". Mike was defiant.
She'd take what fate offered. Be
grateful for her chance of happi
nessl -5-, . U
But Mike did not tell Handsome
she'd marry him. That was unneces
sary. He'd known it all along, j
."IH dress you up so you'll make
Dusty Lee's wife look like a back
number," he boasted. "You're got
the looks. Ton'ro milea and mIIm
ahead of her!" .- -
- Mike had to laugh. He was such
a bov. - -- -
"Now let's go home and tell Jim-
mi-,- ne suggested.
- But on that point Mike was firm.
Kho M a afraid rtt tVIa mnAAmn
happiness. "Wait a little, Larry.
. A, - - . . a 7
uiTBj mm -una. n me xi usea to
tha Idea" : -
Handsome grinned at her panic:
"Say, everybody in town win know
it in a little while. Yon see if they
don't. Those things wont keep. The
gang . a - -net .novel wiu gu
TheVre talUno amarjo'li
"ftomise," Larry. Just a little
while. If s Just..." Mike's voice
trailed off." She could hot tell him
that the stni did not believe that
this could happen. - :r
"You might change your arlnd."
Mike tried to keen her vole- Hsrfct
nandsome -topped still in the
.tsae .. .. " a. .
mi-oia ox ue srreerantt tnrned her
around, facing fcimi "Look at ne."
Mike obeyed. . . : -
- "I kitfrw.my own mis d, IHdpper.
-lake no -oigtake about thai." ,
way. But what a lot of ailly taEkt -
Yon know it is too."
'Mike did not answer' him. Tt w.-
odd in all their conversations, it
oarer ocrarrea to either ef them
that Handaom- mi-ht ( J .
that he might be just another flash
in ue pan ox we national game.
"Fame does queer things to peo
ple, Larry."
-it won't to me."
"But. mr aweet. ft fan's mn U.
other people. They do things to
you."".-
. "Honey, ! been aomething of
b? m life- Even in grade .:
achooL I could always play ban.
Say, I never had to do my arithme-
nc, or my algebra. There was al
ways some guy to do it for me, I'm
not a fool, Mike. I know I'm just a
great big dunk, strong aa an ex.
Give trie another kiss. You're not the
kind of girl who'll bo a jealous wife."
They had reached the shabby
apartment : building MiVf called
home. Going up the second flight
of stairs, Handsome picked up Mika
in his arms and carried her. .. ,
t ."Put me down! - Sornebody vQ
see na." . .. - - .- -.
-Stop a-cUng, f3dpper! Tea
weigh practically nothing."
At the door of their apartment
Handsome set her down and kissed
the top of her head. .
"Now, ferwar4 march! V "
- Inside they found Jinunie waiting
impatiently for tht, "I thoujht
you werent ever eomicg hack," he
said as -mo-th-d hio ti)w- -
bent to kiss him. .
(To be eontlnned); j -
Quotations at Portland
POBTLAND. Oro Aag. llv(XP)
Dairy -prooaro prieaa f
" Batter t Xxtraa 25; ataadarda 24:
prima firata 21; firata 31M ; . battorfat
24-24H. - -
Xgga: Imtgm axtraa 2le; larga ataaaV
arda 20; nodlaaa axtraa 20e: odinaa
ataadardt 18e; amall extra 12: . aaaaU
aUadarda 21. . . .
. Ohaaaa TripleU ISei loaf. loo.
Portland Prod nee
- POETLAXD, Oro. Aag." 11.(JP)
Coantry Moeta fielllag price to retail
er: Cooatry-killed kegs, boat aateher
-adar 160 lba. S-10e lb.; roalera 18 e lb.
ligat aad tkia 10-1 la lb.; heary e-10c
Ib.;apriBg laaaba, loo lb.; yoatllag
kuaba 10-12 , lb. ewaa 6-6 lb.; cotter
eowa 1-8H lb.; caaaar eowa TV.-SK
lb.: bslli 10 H -Ho lb.
- Lire Poultry Baying prlooat Loghora
breilora IS-lao lb.; eoloroe oprigo S lbs.
aa orer ISo; lb.; Leg bora baaa over 8 ft
lba. 1242c; Log-era bene madar SM Iba.
lla; colored hoaa to 5 lba. 15e: OTer $
lba. lie; Mo. 2 grade la lb. loaa. -.
Tarfceya Solliag price: Droaaad koaa,
IT-I80 ,1b.: Toma 15-16o lb. Baytag
BTieoa: Heai 15-16o lb.; toms 14-15a Ib.
Potatoet Taklma Qema - cental! lo.
aal 1.00; Dooebatoa Goaaa. 1.T5 coataL
Vow - Potatoes Takinu, Oeaas, 1.80
ow; Xoaoowiek 2.60 local waitaa S0-0e
araago box. ;- ' . r -
- Oaioaa Walla - Walla, 60-70e seek;
Orogoa Bermndaa, 84-4 lb. '
Wool Willaaiatto valley 1888 clip,
aoamlaat: aaedia-i S8o lb.; ooarae and
braida 25-2e lb. alx aaoatha fleece 82
24a lb.; eaitara Orogoa 20-2Seo lb. .
Hay Bollinr orieo to ratailorai Alfal
fa, Mo. 1, 16.00 toa; oat-rote- 12.00 too;
olorar, 11.00 toa; timotby, eaatora Oro
goa 19 00; -alley timothy, 14,00 toa
Portlaad.
Eopa 1S3S CI altera 25a lbs I-crlaa
23a lb. 1 - .
Mohair Nominal 1938 clip SO lb.
Oaacara bark BsTlna ariea 1888 aee!
e lb.
Bo gar Berry aad frail, 100a, 1.00;
Stocks and
August 10
STOCK AVZJ-lOSa
Compiled by the Associated Preaa
10 15
Iadna Raids
Kst Chg Unch TJaeb
Friday 67.4 18.1
PreT. Day 67.4 18.1
Moatk Age 67.7 18.8
Tear Ago S8.9 18.9
1989 High 77.0 28.S
1939 Low 68.S 1S.T
1888 High 78.5 98.6
1888 Low 49.3 12.1
15 0
Util Stocks
Uaeb Uaeb
89.S
89.S
SS.S
S2.S
40.6
83.7
87.6
S4.9
BOYD AYE-AGES
Net etc,
an ay
PreT. Day
Hentk Age
Tear Ago
1989 High
1939 Low
1938 High
1938 Lew
Lew Tiald
20
Sails
67.0
67.1
66.9
S9.1
64.9
53.4
70.5
46.2
112.4
10
Indus
D. 1
100.5
100.6
100.S
99.S
100.S
97.0
100.8
98.0
10
TJtil
TJaeb
47.9
474
17.8
47.2
5S.4
41.0
64.7
68.7
10
Porga
D.l
69.2
69.8
Sl.l
63.1
64.0
S8J2
67.0
69.0
Mo S.15; Wet 4.95. ' 1 v "
Deaaoatlo Floor Sailing price, city do
nTory. 1 to 35 bbU loto: raaally patoat,
49s, 5.7 5-6.15; bakers' bard wheat act,
4.10-5.25; bakers' blaeatom, 4.75-5.05;
blooded wheat floor, 4.95-5.10; soft wheat
4.85-4.40; rra-aa, 49a, 4.50; whale
wheat. 49s, 4.95 bbl. ? '
Portland Grain .
PORTLAND, Orc Aegv 1L (AP)
Wheat: , ; . ; ' .
Opt High Low Clone
Sept,' 08-0814 8 68
Dae. i ; 'tla UK 68
-Caab grain ; OaU Ko. 2-SS lb, white
$22. Ko. 2-88 lb. gray $22. -
Barley Ke. 2-45 lb. BW 18. -'
Cora Ko, 2 ET ebipmeate 25.
Ko. 1 flax 1.54H. '
Cask-wheat (bid); soft whlU $9H;
woetora white 69 H; woetora rod 69;
h-rd rod winter: erduaary 65H: H or
ent 65K; IS per eoat 69; .18 per coat
72; 14 per eoat 74; Hard whlte-Baart:
erdiaarr 69U: 12 per eoat 69!: IS per
eoat 73; 14 per eoat 75. -,
Today's ear receipts: wheat 82 1 Soor
9; -UlUood 2.
Poitland Liveitbek
POBTLAKD. OraC Aag. 11. (AP)
(USDA) Hogs: Beceipta salable 60; to
tal 860. Price range:
Barrowa aad dlta. ad-cb
120-140 Iba. $ B.86
de gd-eb. 140-160 lba 6.15
de gd-Th, 160-180 lbo. 6.50
de gd-ca. 180-200 Iba 6.90
do cd-eh. 900-220 lbs, ,,.
de gd-ch. 220-240 lbs
de ad-ch. 240-270 lot
de gd-ch, 470-800 lbs-i
de gd-ch, 800-830- lbs
do gd-ch, $30-860 lba ,..
do medium 160-200 lba
feeder piga, gd-ch, 70-120-
-Cattle: Seceipts salable 15
Market steady. Price range:
Bteera, good, 90O-110O lba-$
do median, 750-1100 lba
do medium 1100-1300 lbs
da common, 750-1100 lbs
-Jeers, heifers and mixed,
madiam. 600-900 lba ...
do comma-, 600-900 lba
Cewa, good, all wta
de medium, all wta .
de sat-eoia, all wta., ,,
de caaaera (low oatter).
au wta.
ge.ss
6.60
a 7.00
(37.10
& 7.00
rt 6.60
6.50
6.25
6.10
6.00
6.90
7.00
6.60
6.25
6.104s
6.00
6.85
5.75
6.85
6.60
; calrca 10.
7.78 9.2S
6.60 $ 7.75
6.00 7.25
6.25 y 6.50
6.50 7.25
8.00 & 6.50
6.00 5.75
4.250 6.00
2.60 Q 4.2 S
Bella (ylga-exeld.), beef, gd
, do seasage, food . ? ..
de medium ,
do oat-eom all wta
Vealere, gd-ch, all wta
de eom-med.. all wta
da call, 400 lbs. dowa
CalToa, eo-L-Bed- 400
down
lbs
9.009 S.50
6.750 6.60
6.600 6.25
6.00 Q 6.50
4.75 6.25
7.500 8.60
6.000 7.60
4.000 (.00
de call, 400 lbs. dowa
5.00(3 T.00
4.000 S.50
Sheep: Boceipta, aalable 88. Price
raaga:
8pria( lambs, good-doles $1.75
de Bed aad good . 6.00
Ooauaoa . 6.00
Tearllag wothors. mediom 4.00
aVweo, good-ch oice S.50
Ooa imoa-medium . , , 1.00
0 T.00
6.60
& 6.75
0 4.60
0 S.25
0 2.60
Wool In Boston
BOSTON, Aag. 77 (TJSDA) A tow
bayers ware seeking moderate ouanutiea
Sales- Contracts,
Lag in Hop Mart
PORTl-AND, Aur. ll-(ff)-The
federal bureau of agricultural eco
nomics said today no spot sales or
new contracts occurred In the
Oregon ' hop market for the week
ending yesterday.
The price on 19 S 8 offerings by
the stabilization corporation re
mained at -.5 cents a pound. Deal
ers bid 22 to 23 cents for regular
type 1931 clusters for late deliv
ery but growers were reluctant.
. Nominal ralues .on 1937 hops
were around S cents a pound to
growers. ;r ;
New crop prospects were favor
able despite warm weather. Pick
ing of fuggles probably will start
next week and the late variety
hanrest will start around Sept. 1.
Closinq Quotations
NEW TOR-C'August ll-iHJlosing prices: .
Al PhemA Dre ..161 CommnwioVSou . -1 Nat Dairy Pro
(jonsou Toson . .
Consoli OH
8Vi
98
3 2 V National Diet
Ti Nat Pow it Lt.,
60 North Pacific ..
- 4Ti Packard Mot...
67 U J C Penney ....
14 rm Pont de N.. 1574 PhHn petroleum
4314 Elec Pow dt Lt.. 80 7 Pressa steei ur.
2 Vm Corn Products . .
S Curtlss Wright.
Allied Stores
American Can . .
Am For Power.
km Pn r T.Bt
Am Rad Std San 10 Doug Aircraft
Am RoU Mills..
Am SmeltftRef .
Am Tel d.. Tel.. 163 Erie R R
Am Tobacco . . .
Am Wa Works. .
Anaconda ' . . . .
Armour 111 ....
Aichlson ......
Barnsdall
Bait a. Ohio
81 Generl Electlc .
11 Generl -Foods . .
2 5 -Gen Motors
1 Pub Serr N
38 Pullman ......
.6 Safeway Stores;
46 Sears Roebuck.
ftv. RnndTMr Tire.. .27 Shell Union
26. Great: North ... 24 Sou Cat Edison.
12 Hudson Mot ... 5 South Pacific...
4 lilin Central ... 11 Stand Brands
Bendlx Aviation. 23 Illsp. Copper ... 11 Stand Oil of Cal
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Gardeners'
Mart
PORTLAND, Ore- Aag. 11. (AP)
(08DA) Prodoco price changoa:
Arc lea Wasblnctoa Transparent.
standard boxes, loose. 70-75e: Graven-
stains, Oregon 60-75; Calif. Graenateina,
logs, 1.00-1.25; erabapples, f aad t, 60-60c.
Apricots Oreron. Waahlngtoa. 15-lb.
flats, Tiltons, Ifoorparks, loose, 25 30c;
faced, 25-85c; lets apple boxes: ripes
25-30; Takimaa, 47 He.
Artichoke Unquoted.
Asparagua Oregon, Washington, 80
Ib. crate, No. 1 bunched 20 2.75; strings
1.50.
Avoeadoa Calif, rnortoa. all slaee.
L45-1.70; other, 1.05-1.25.
Bananas per banco, fie per lb. ; hand
oat off or amall iota. 6c.
Beans Oregon, Kentucky, $-4Ke; Gi
ants 8-4e.
Berrica Loganberries, 75e-1.00; rasp
borrie. 1.75-2.00: blaekcajs, 1.75-1.85;
haekleberries, 12-15e; boyaenberrio, 75
85e; yooegberries, 80-90c; blackberries,
60-60e; currants, 1.50-1.65.
Cabbage Local 90-ponnd era tea, 85
90e; poorer 75.
Carrota 20-22 e.
Cantaloupes California, Jumbo, all
sites 1.00-1.25; Turlock jumbo 1.50-1.65;
Oregon Dillard, 86-45i, 85-1.00; Washing
ton, 86-45, 1.00-1.10; Spears. 1.15-1.25.
of tbe finer grades of western-grown
wools ta the Boston market today. Good
French combing lengths fine territory
wools la original baga were bringing 67
to 69 cents, scoured basis. Graded French
combing length a fine teritory woola moved
at 67 to 71 eenta, eeoared basis. Mixed
grades original lino and half-blood tcrri
tory weola brought 66 to 67 cents, scour
ed baaii. Twelve-months Tcxaa wool
wore selling at 67 to 71 eenta. a soured
basis for original bag lines, fleeces were
quiet wtta quotations on spot wools an
changed aad quite firm.
Betble Steel
Boeing Air
Borge Warner..
Califor Pack . . .
Calumet Hec . .
Canadian Pac . .
J I Case
Caterpil Trae ..
Celanese ......
Cetraln-Teed . .
Chesa & Ohio. . .
Chrysler
Comm Solvent . .
58 Interna Harvest 51 Stand Oil of NJ
21 Inter Nickel Can 48 Studebaker ....
23 Int Pa AP Pf .. 32 Sup Oil
17 Int Tel & Tel . . 6 Timk Roll Bear.
5 Johns Manvlle . . , 69 Tjjins-Amer . .
3 Kennecott . 34 Union Carbide..
72 Libey-0-Ford . 49 United Aircraft,
40 Lig ftMyers B..108Unltd Airlines..
25 Loew's 42 U S Rubber ... .
6 Montr Ward .. 49 US Steel
33 Nash Kelmtor. . 6 Walworth
79 Nat Biscuit
10 Mat casn
26 . White Motors. .
17Woolworth ....
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Casaba Calif.. 2 2 e per lb.
CauUf lower Local, 9-lls, 1.25-15,
Ko 2, 75e-1.00.
Celery Oregon, Utah, 1.00-1.10; white,
1.00-1.10; hearts, Utah, 75-85e; white,
75-1.00.
Citrua Frnlt Grapefruit. Ariiona 2.00-'
2.25; choice, 1.75-1.85; lettuce crates,
2.00-2.25; Florida, 8.25-3.75; Calif, 2.00
2.25.
Lemons Fancy, all aizes, 5.00-5.50'-
choice 4.50-5.00.
Limes Calif., f lata, 150s, 2.50; dis
play cartons. 90c, doxcas 20-25c.
Oraogct Vsleneias, . Urge 3.75-4.00;
amall to medium. 2.15-3.00.
Corn Local 6 doa. boxes, 75-1.011;
poor 50-600.
Cncumters Oregon, flats, 60-60:;
pickles, o. 1, 45-50; Ko. 2, 40c; Ko.
3, 75c. - J
Egg Plant Calif., logs, 1.15-1.25; 6-7t
per lb.; local (lata. 75-90c
Figs Calif, flats, best 45-50c; black,
1.001.25;
Garlic Local new 6-8c lb ; atring 8-10c
Boneydewa Califs V ila. 1.25-1.85.
Grapes Calif, seedless, 1.10-1.15 log;
Bed -alayaa, 1.35-1.50; Bibiers, 1.85.
Lettuce local. aiy pack,' 8 or 4 dos
best 1.00-1.15; poor ss low si 75; Was
ingfon topped, 1.25-185.
Mushrooma Cultivated 1 lb. cartons,
S0-35e: H-lb. cartons. 17-18e
Keetarines Calif., 70-75e lug. t
Onions Calit reds, 85-90c; Waih.
ysllow, 50-lb. sacks, 60-70; Oregon whits
wax, 1.7511.85.
Peaches California flats. Bales, 75
80c; Elbertas, 50-55c; lugs, 95c-l.10.bxs.
80c; Oregon-Washington Hales, lugs 85c
90e, boxes 65-7 5c; Golden JubHee 50
65c; Rochester, 65-85c; Triumphs, boxes,
1.00-1.25.
Pears Washington fancy Bartletta,
wrapped, $1.85-2.00. Bosc, orchard ran,
1.00-1.10.,
Spinach Local, orange box, 65-75c
Peas Orogoa Telephones, S-4c per lb.;
fancy 5-6e; coatt, 251b baa 1.20-1.21;
poorer lower.
Peppera Calif, luga 1.15-1.25; Orego-
Osts, 55-600.
Plums Calif., Santa Rosa, d-basko6
cratea, 1.10-1.15: Washington California
Beauties, flat, 50-65c; Oregon Italians,
45-50e; Brad.baw 75c; per 26 lb. Idg;
Damiaons 60c.
Potatoes Oregon Bliss Triumphs, C
Ko. 1, 1.25-1.85; Waihington Long Whitee
1.85-1.40; U3 No. S. 50-pound aacka, 0
65e: Kussets, CS Ko. lr 1001b. aacka,
160; Ko. 2, 50-66c.
Rhubarb Nominal.
Squash Oregon flat Zucchini Scallops,
25-85c; Crookneck. 30-40e; Danish large
crate, 2.00; flats, 60 75c; Uarblehead,
l-JHe. .
Tomatoes Oregon, field grown, flats,
50-60c; Ko. 2. .5-40?; Washington lugs,
1.00-1.10; unclassified. 7i-ri5c.
Watermelons Calif.. 1.40-1.60 (wt,
cratea extra; ton lots, 25.00-28.00.; Ore-,
goa 25.00 ton.
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