PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, August 16, 1939
Salem Market Quotations
- trotts
(Soyiag FiIcm)
(Tae vrleas below supplied by local
grewer aad indicative af the deify market
srieee paid t grown by Salem buyer a
eat are aot goarsat. Tan State
USB.I , - ' ,.-
Bananas, la, aa stalk.
Haass
Crap, Calif, aeedlesa
Orapatnit, Calif.
Leatona, erate
Oranges. OTIl ii i
Avocado, erate
Cantaloup, arata .
Wetenealoaa, la. , ,
.,,.;;, xi
.oes,
1.75
S.SS -
, , - - e.so :
1.50 t 4.00
1.60
Bean.,' ni
. VXUSTASLXS
(SuyUn Prices)
Bte sa.
Cabaag. lb -
Carrots, local, dos.
Caomlower, local
1.SS
J02
.02
.oa
as
.01
420
1.50
Calary. Utak. 1.35: local. eraU 1.35
, worm, ooa. ---
Co cam ben, outdoor
Letroc
Onions. (0 Iba.
Grcea onlona. dos.
Radian, do -Peae,
eeeit. lb.
Peppar. gren Calil.
- rareiey
Potato, local ewt. Kv
. tl It. tags
Splnaea. Seattle, bex
Turalpa, oa. ;
Bqaaea, doa.
.74
1.50
1.00
.20
.SO
.00
.M
.40
1.10
.45
1.00
-S
AO
J5
tomato, Dallas, lug
'V-. rxrt
(Price paid hy Independent Packing plant
"A - to Bra ar -Walaota
aVanqoatte. fancy. 1 Za aa
tloBr 10; imall e: arehard ran, I to
lOe. - Walaat meats, IS ta SOe lb. .
Pilberte BareeUaaa, largo 13 .of faa
ay llfce; babiea. llet orchard rsa 11a.
(Coop Pzleea to Grower)
W alaota Prlea range, depending epon
way ants raa ta 14 different grades Ilia
12a. Xtec-illy 1 cent higher.
HOPS -'
(Baying Price)
Rasters, aominsi. 1937, n. - .05
Clnitara, 195$, lb. .25
faggUs, top .25
. s - WOOL AJTD MOEUIB -
Wool, medium, lb , '
Coarsa, lb. , ,
Lambs, lb. -
-otsir. lb
A1
at
JO
EOGS AXJ POTJIaTST
(Baying Prleoa of Andreaan's)
Grade A large, dot. M
Grade B Urge, dam. J 8
Grade A -tad mm Ji
Grada B aiodiaai JO
Pa I lata ja
Colored trrg .18
Wbito Leghorn i, heavy
White Legborns, light .
via roosters
- 40-.H
ai-.ia
OS
Beayy beaa, la , , .1
MAJtloa CBZUVMXBT Baying Price
Bntterfat, firat quality , , .24
Botterfat, aecond qnality .22
Botterfat, preaiiam .25
Leghorn heat. J0
Grade -I raw 4 per cent
' milk, Salem Co-op basic pool
price fl.76.
Co-op Grade A bntterfat
price 91.72. ' -
(Hllk baaed ea aeml-atoat-ly
kattarfat average. )
Distributor price, f -UK2.
Butterfat, No. .1, 24c;
So. 2, 22c; premlBm, 25c.
A grade print, 2Hti it
grade 27 Kc; quarters 20 Hi
Logbora tryera, 1 H lba.
Colored tryera. 2-alba.
Colored apriaga, 4 lba. and up
Colored bona ,
Stage
Old Rooatera
Ne. 2 grades Sa per ioaad leas.
" -. - ... EOOS . ,
Orade A large, - , , '
Orada A eaedioa ,
Orade B larca -Orada
B raedioa
(Tadergradea and ebe-
Palleta
.10
.10
.12
ai
.00
JO
Jl
J8
J8
JO
JO
JS
LIVESTOCK
(Baying price lot Be. I stock; based
eondltleoa and aaJee roportod ap to 4 p.am.
Lamb a. 1939. to pa S.50 to 0.75
Lambs, yearlings 4.50 to 5.00
Ewes , 2.00 to 2.75
Hogs, top 6.75
130-150 Iba.
210-800 Iba.
Sowa
Bscf COWS
Bolls
Heifcra
Top veal
0.00 to 0.25
S.7S to 6.25
6.00
Dairy type eowa
S.00 to S.25
5.00 to 5.75
S.00 to S.50
a.oo
2.00 to 4.00
Jl
Dressed eal. lb
GKAXH. HAT ABO DEEDS
Wbestbn. Ne. 1 rec leant. .71
Oata. graWoB 21.00
Wbito n o
Peed barley, ton 22.00 to 24.00
ClOTar hay. 12.00 as 12.00
Alfalfa, ton - 10.00 to 10.00
Egg nub, Ko. 1 grade, SO lb. bag 1.70
uairy feed, mo lb. bag.
Ben scratch feed
Cracked tors
Wheat ., .
1.15
1.7 S
1.75
1.55
Early Onions
Being Pulled
LABISH CENTER Hartest
of early plantings of onions In this
district has already begun, al
though it will probably be 10
days or two weeks before pulling
becomes general.
It appears that the onions will
Seeds and
Speciilties Grow
PORTLAND, Ore., Ang. 1S-UPI
A major development In the spe
cialty crop Industry of Oregon has
been the expanding of turkeys and
farm seeds, an Oregon State col
lege extension bulletin showed to
day.
The cash farm income from tur
keys In 1938 was $4,235,000, an
increase of $491,600 oyer 19S7.
Linn county had the high income
last year with SC52.000. Douglas
county was second and Yamhill
fourth.
The Talue of specialty forage
crop seed decreased last year, but
the tonnage was greater. The 1938
output of 66,345,500 pounds was
ralued at $3,496,400 compared to
the $4,430,800 Talue of 54.360,
5.00 pounds In 1937..
Other specialty enterprises
ranking- high are greenhouse,
flower and nursery crops, $2.
742,600; small fruits, $2,659,000;
hops, $2,553,000 and nuts, $1,-568,000.
Quotations at Portland
Farm Chemurgy
Subject Tonight
Dr. .J. H. Hale, member of the
United States farm chemurgical
council and one of the nation's
eminent farm scientists, will
speak Wednesday night at 8
o'clock at the McMinnrille cham
ber of commerce.
He will speak about new out
lets for farm products and possi
bilities for farmers In the Wil
lamette valley. The appearance Is
sponsored by the state farmers
union. Dr. Hale is with the Dow
Chemical company.
average a good medium size this
year as the result of spring weath
er conditions, there being few of
the three-inch and over size. The
mildew threat, serious late in
July, eased off with the coming of
extreme heat, and low humidity.
POBtLABCD. Ore., Aug. 15 (AP)
Dairy proao.ee prices'
Batter: Extras 25: standards 24tt:
prima firsts 23). ; firsts 21V ; bntterfat
94 -25.
Eggs: Large aztraa 23c; large ataad
arda 20; mediaae extras 20e: medium
standards lSe; small extra 12; tsutU
taaasras si. -
C-eeee Triple ta llet loaf, 14c.
Portland Produce
"Redheads Are Lucky"
By Vera Brown
- SYNOPSI&
"Mike" Shannon, petite red
fcoaded EBafaxine counter girl at the
Eureka Hotel, had bitten the al
ready lamed f south paw" (left
hand) of "Handsome' Larry Regan
while he was stifling her cry of
alarm. She ran into him as he a
famous rookie big league pitcher
was trying to sneak to his hotel
room via a rear entrance In order to
elude the manager's Igilance.
Handsome had been drinking .a
little. He apologized to Hike bat,
though she saved him from the
club's "curfsw scout," she was still
annoyed with the brash young ath
lete when ho let her go home alone.
The next day Mike read In the
paper how Handsome "Sheik from
Charlotte"-was giving Ace Barnes,
the team, rnanager, "a lot el head
aches." At dinner, that night. Re-
En la explaining the situation to
ike. , -
CHAPTER IV
Mike shook her head. "Larry, I
think you're off to a wrong start,"
"You're telling me!"
"Listen to met Why dont they
let yon pitch? Ton started s, couple
of games early in the season."
"That's why I The guys are just
Jealous. I get so much fan mail "
"Larry Began I .They wouldn't
care if you got letters from the
Queen of Sheba If yon can win ball
gamesl"
Larry stared solemnly at her for
a moment.
"Msybe you're right."
"What do yon think? Use your
head, Larry. Yoav been drink
ing. The club must know It. So do
the newspaper men. See what they
said about yon today. Everybody
cant be wrong." '
He grinned at hen "All right
ni go en the wagon. That is. If
youH eat dinner with me, keep me
amused and let me talk baseball to
yon. lfost women dont like that."
Mike was compelled to laugh.
But the upshot of It all was that
while the team was In town that
month, Mike had dinner with Hand
come much more frequently than
the had any Idea of doing. They ate
often at the little steak place.
Sometimes some of the ether ball
players dropped In,
' . It was two weeks after her first
meeting with Handsome that aWish
' Malone came ever and Joined them
! one. night at dinner.- Handsome was
not even dtfnldng beer these days.
He was a model of good behavior,
. and he never let Mike forget It for
. a moment.; She had to keep prais
ing' him. " t
. Mike liked WUh. She liked his
attitude toward Handsome, so dif
ferent from that of Travis and some
; of the others who came there. They
were obscurely insulttna:. Handaoroo
, seemed utterly oblivious of that
fact, hot It made Hike furious. She
realized that If any of them stopped
at Handsome's table as they passed,
' they did so because the girls they
were wua demanded it.
Wish was a lively story teller and
kept Mike enthralled. The- sat a
long time over dinner, and for a
little while Handsome went over to
peak to Sarg Weetlaks and left
her alone with the eld coach.
"He's a good kid." Wish remarked
as he watched Handsome make his
way across the room. "But he's in
for some hard knocks before he
cets auay sense."
Mike agreed but she was not go-
tag' to admit It to wish. :
"He's just a child I" :
Wish watched Mike speculatively.
"But he could be such a valuable
child' to us. Miss Shannon."
"He wCl bet" Mike was startled
at the fierceness ta her voice as she
spoke, wish eyed her araln.
leaned hack and seemed to be think
ing. Then he leaned forward and
said ej-icklyi "X wish you d marry
turn, carry turn v.z awayi
Hike stared at . Wish - II alone
without asrweiisx. " Her cheeks
Cashed tzilirlj. Wish was ia-
I ;ca 15. Harry him right
away. .Together we cam soak Be
gin the greatest pitener tim
try has ever known. X know what
I'm talking about."
"Dont be ridiculous I"
"But yon ean handle him, Larrv
needs a steadying Influence, Miss
Shannon ..." At that point, Larry
returned to their table.
Mike was embarrassed hut Wish
kept right on talking easily t
"I've been teiline Miss Shannon
that baseball players are the most
superstitious guys In the world."
"I'm not." Larrv sat down and
patted Mike's hand.
"Are yon sure?" Mike laughed.
And Wish gruffawed. "Say, Hand
some will run a mile to see a load
Mike. Ton can give It, He's got aa
idea that rdKad are lucky tot
him."
"How do yon know he thinks red
heads are lncky?" Miss Shannon
asked. Wish began to wonder if he'd
made a mistake. "Now dont duck
that one, Mr. Malone. Certainly
we've been frank with each other."
"He told Sarge Westlake."
What!"
"Now, now dont get upset."
"I suppose the whole club knows
now that Handsome Is rushing me
because he thinks I'm lucky I" Her
eyes blazed for her pride was hurt.
"Of course they dont I Sarge la
"Yon and your old hall teaml" Mike exploded at Wish Malone.
"Yon all may make a fool el Handsome, but aot el me P.
The club's veteran scout was horrified.
of empty barrels. They mean base
hits."
Alt such talk opened a new world
for Mike and she thoroughly en
Joyed it, Larry seemed utterly ob
livious to the fact her clothes were
not smart or expensive; He seemed
to like to be with her, and Mike was
completely happy. - 'i
It was two days after aha had
seen Wish la ths restaurant that
one noon he dropped in at the hoteL
"Did you think about what X
said?" ;
Mike flushed, pretended not to
understand. But she had t-wraght
of little else. . Wish's words had
brought home to her the discon
certing fact that she was too inter
ested in Handsome.
"I cant be ta love with him."
That Is the way all her argnmenta
and self-reproaches ended. Bnt she
was scared. If she were? The idea
terrified her. For Mike saw clearly
that being; In love with Larry would
be Spartan training for any woman.
Wish, watching; her face, guessed
something of what she thought and
felt.,., -v - ...n.
"It wouldnt be so bad, married
to Handsome. Hell go a long way
. . . with the rirht woman." r
"Whatever pat this idea into your
head?" she demanded to gala time
rather tnan to get aa axorwer.
"WeU, you've got him on the
wagon and he's aot so quarrelsome)
la the shower rooms. He's difficult,
Mike. The gang dont like him. He
got off wrung. . He broke ap their
poker parties. He's too good look
ing to be true. But he's a real pitch-
m a mtat w
er ii era aanoiea rignt."
"I'd hate to have the iob" t
"Well, I wish you'd keep aa eye
oa him. Ii lie wants to get engaged
to you, go ahead." ;
"And rm supposed to toarry a
maa who aever thought of asking
me, lust so yon ean win bau gamesl'
"IdoatputttUuUway. Bathe's
gut aw crazy. Tm lookl-f tehelp.
a sphinx; he doesnt barber, that is,
talk. Why you should be angry X
dont know. Handsome just thinks
Kiu're a good influence in hit life
othing else."
But Mike exploded. "Ton and
your old ball team. I never want to
see any of you again I Yon all may.
make a fool of Handsome, bnt not
of mel"
"MfltoP Wish was harrinad.
Women war irnrwtairilo - Vrha.
could any woman want, but to be a
gooa mnuence ta the Ufa ox a baa
Dlaver? He aald eamethrne of this
to Mike. She answered abruptly r -
"She might like to have the belt
player care a little about hex I Did
that ever occur to you?" ;
"WeU he does I"
If ha Aamm anJ vtiaa V t-Tla en
about it. Ill take the whole thins;
up with him. This Is all disgustingl
There's something else in this world
. - . . .
rsw winning; oaui g-mesi .
- Wish Stood verr atral-ht mnA tila-
handsome white head was high aa
ne said sternly:
"Those are true words, young;
woman. The ball games them
selves are not first. There's making
good in this world, bringing happi
ness to those who have faith fas
you. There's the making of a wild
youngster into a real man I Any
woman who ean help in the "Hrf
of such anal man---" .
Mike gaspedt "You mean that,
dont you?" - r ,
"Of course, X do. I'm the first ta
admit X want that World's Series
money. Who doesnt? Bnt X want:
more to see Handsome naka good, i
Find himself." -
Mfke smiled at Wish: "I feel ma
though I'd been to church."
"Yea aaver wish's eyes twin
kled. ' "What do you really want me to
do to help Haxwlsoms?" Mike asked,
(To be continued)
POBTLAKD. Ore.. Aag. 15 (AP)
w""7 aar oainag noo to retail
ers: Coeatry-killad bogs, best batch an
loder 160 lbs. 9-9 He lb.; mlera 13 He
aw-a.v .v. mwmvf rxvv
lb.; el ring lmmba, 13 -14a lb.; yearling
-w .; cihw
eowa TH-SHe lb.; cannar cowa TM'SVse
lb.; balls lOH-lle lb.
Live Pooitry Baying prices: Leghorn
bivu.ii . iu. i voior a epringa ma.
aad OTer 15c; lb.; Leghorn bona ever 8
lha. 11-19 L him k.n. h.Jh u. Ik.
12e; colored hens to 5 lbs. 15c: ovor 5
iva. aae, a grace aa 10. ISSS.
Tarkeya--SeUing prleet Oreaaed bene.
It.tU Ik. T . IK !.
- " - w. . 0 I J 1 I I
prices: Hens 15-lSe lb.; tome 14-15a lb.
' .'"V . ,i, to; vam, au-ste.
Fotatoeo Deachntca Gens, 1.75 cental.
K a P.Uti 1 .
ww. ...Mil. WW., A. V
Ctrl; Ksnatwiek 1.60 locsl whites 75-0e
run has.
Onions-Walla Walla, CO-TOe ' sack ;
Oregon Bcmadaa, -4e lb.
Wool Willamette Tslley - 1239 slip,
nominal medinm 15a lb .
braids 25-26 lb.; six months fleece 22
24 lb.; oaatara Oragoa SO-SSc lb.
n.T. fi.inw. . - -. - a,...
fa. No. lj. 10.00 toa; oat-vetcb 12.00 ton;
Bjovor, aa.vw ion; iimotny, eastern Ure
coa 12.00; valley timothy, 14.00 ton
Portland.
Bona ilSIS Onatara Km rk . r ..1
12 lb. !
Mohair Nominal 1089 aHp 20 lb.
Oasearn bark BnTi nr nrU- tosa ..l
4 lb. T '
Sugar Barry aad trait, 100a. S.00:
bale S.15 ; beet 4.05
Nil. ! PI... Bm -l.. .ia M -
- . wu.a vri. a-
Hvory, 1 to 25 bbl lots: Fsstily pstsat,
aara waest aet.
Stocks and
Bonds
! STOCK AVERAGES
August 15
OompUed by the Associated Press
20 15 15 SO
i Indna RaMa IT;I St.k.
Ke Cbg A.5 A .2 A.2 A J
Tnesday es.4 18.8 40.1 49.2
Prav Day 08.9 18.0 89.8 48.9
Month Ago 71.0 19.9 89.8 50.1
Tear Ago 09.9 19.2 98.0 47.8
1989 High 77.0 28.8 40.0 SS.4
1999 Low 58.8 15.7 88.7 41.0
! BOITO AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
: Kails Indna Dtil Torga
e Cbg A.5 A.2 A.l A .1
Taasdsy i S7.9 100.8 97JI 59.5
Prav. Day 57.4 100.S 97.1 59.4
Month Ago 58.2 10O.0 90.9 01.1
Tear Ago 58.7 99.8 98.8 02.8
1989 High 04.9 100.8 97.5 64.0
1999 Low 69.4 97.0 91.9 58.2
192S Higb101.1 98.9 102.9 100.5
A 10-5.25: bakera bra aataam. 4.75-5.05;
blended wheat flows. 4.95-5.10: soft wheat
4.95-4.40; grshsm, 49s, 4.50; whole
wheat. 49s, 4.95 bbk
Portland Grain
Xt I1.A I., ! lPl.Waa.t-
!., O ' - " -
Oua Hi-b Lnr Cloaa
Sent. - 08 68 08 08
Doc - 08 OS 08 08
Cash grain: Oata No. 2-38 lb. white
ZS.UU. AS -80 IB JJ aa.vw.
Barley Ko. 2-45 lb, BW 18.00.
Oon Ko. S XT abipmanta 25.00.
Ho. 1 flax 1.50.
. Cssh vbsst (bid) soft white 9
westera wkits 89 H; wutera red 06
Bard red winter, ordinary 05 Vfc ; 11 per
ai 05 V- 12 sar cent S8V. : IS aer cant
70 14 per cent 72 M. Bard white-
m . aa a. aa. mm . a, aw
jSlin Am per ceuit if, twai
.a A. f s:
A pvr CtBl 4f.
Today's car rvcaipU: WI-Mt 66; floor
ear. l. -. 1 . . t It -I 1
Al Si . nan -" ko
Portland Lireitock
POBTLAKD, Or., Aag.
(U8DA) Hoga: , -Ueeipta
Barrow aad gilts, good-
shoiee, 120-140 lbs. I
do gd-eh, 140-100 lbs
do gd-eb, 160-180 lbs-,
do gd-eh. 180-200, lbs
do gd-eh, 800-220
d gd-ch, 120-340
do. gd-eh. 240-270
do gd-cb, 270-200 lbs
do gd-Ch. S0O-B3O IDS
ad-cb. 880-SSO lba.
do auadiam. 100-200 lba
ysodsr pip, gd-ob,70-12Q
15 (AP)
800. Price
lbs
5.85
.0.00
6.25
6.60(4
4.8$ a
0.15
6.09
5.95 W
5.65
6.60
e.oo0
6.25(a)
e.io
0.85
0.75
6.75
0.75
0.60
6.25
6.10
6.00
6.85
e.eo
7.00
7.75(9 9.25
6.75 0 8.00
6.00( 7.25
6.25(3 -
Cattle: SoeeipU 125. Calvea 25. Price
range:
Steera. good, 900-1100 !ba.-S
do medinm, 750-1000 iba
do medium 1100-1800 Iba
do eommon, 750-1100 lbs
Bteaia. heifers and mixed.
saediaaa, 800-900 Iba
do common, 600-900 lbs
Cows, good, all wts ,,
do medium, all wts ,
do cut-corn, all wta .
do eaaaara (low eattor),
all wta. .
Boll (ylgt.excld), boat gd
do ssassge, good . ,.
do atedhiat ,
do eat-eom, all wta
0.50 Q 7.26
5.00 a 6.60
6.00 5.75
4.50 8.00
8.50(1 4.50
8.00 O 8.80
5.75 6.25
Tealers, gd-eh, all
de som-med.. all
do anil. 400 lbsdowa
Oalvea, coas.-aiod 400 lbs
owa i
do ooll, 400 lbs. dows
5.50 (i 6.25
6.00 8.50
4.60(3 5.00
wts ,,. . 7.500 8.50
wts I.00 7.60
4.00 Q 6.00
8.00 a 7.00
4.00(1 6.60
Ebsep: Koeoipts 925. Pries rsngs:
Spring Ismbs, good-choieo S6.750 T.00
so maa and goo e.osw e.so
Common , 6.25 & 6.00
Tearling wethera. medium 4.00(3 4.60
Iwea, good-choieo 2.506 8.25
Commoa-mediam 1.00 (s s.60
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. Anc 16 fAPl 08DA)
Scattered aalea. atoatlv of limited toI-
ome, were closed ea the Boston wool
market today. Only a law users were do
ing any baying. Prices were about steady
T.r j iiro ouu i co-nirj-pacsea
thro-igbtba aad aaartar-blood baisbt
flaacea were mostly at a email fraction
of a cent nnder 22 eont. la the grease,
delivered. Odd lots of good Trench comb-
Gardeners'
PORTLAND, Ora Aag. 15 (AP)
(USDA) Prodaco pile ohangsat
Apples Washington Transparent.
standard bases, loose, 70 75e; Graren
stains, Oregon, 60-90c; poorer lowas 25e;
Calif. GraTcaateiaa, togs, 1.00-1.26;
crabapplca, f.aad f, 40-50e; 2-2 Ho lb.
avrticnosea uaqnoiea.
Aipsrsrus Oregon, Wssblrgton, 10
lb. erst, its. 1 baacbsd 20-2.75 ; strings
l.so.
Aaoeados Csbf. Faertea, all alsae.
L45-1.70; others. 1.03-1.25.
fisasDst per buBca. ft per lb. t bsod-
at off or email ata. 6c.
Bean Oregon, Kentucky, 9K-4c; Gi
ante 8-4c
Berries Locanbarriaa. 75a-1.00 : raso
berries. 1.75-2.00; blackeajs, 1.75-1.85;
hockleberriea, 12-15c; boysenberries, 75
85e: blackberries, 00-70c; enrranta, 1.50-
x.oa.
CabbageLocal 90-ponad crates, 85
90c; poorer 75.
Carrots 20-22 Ho.
Cantalonpca California, jumbo, all
eises 1.0O1.25; Tnrlock Jumbo 1.50-1.65;
uregon uuiara, ao-sss, 1.0O-1.10; Wash
ington, 88-4 ts, 1.Q0-1.1O; Spears, 1.15
1.25.
Csiaba Calif., 14 -Jo per lb; crate,
X.4V-1.0U.
Cauliflower Local, 9-1 la, 1.25-1.85,
no -, ioe-i.ua.
Celery Oregon. Utah. 1.00-1.10: wbita.
1.001.10; hearts, Utah, 76 85c; white.
70-1 uu.
Citrus rmlt Grapefruit. Arixona 2.00
2.25; choice, 1.75-1.85; lettoe crate..
2.00-2.25: Florida. 8.25-8.75: Calif. S.OO-
1.25.
Lemons Fancy, all s!is. 6.00-5. SO:
choice 4.50-5.00.
Limee Califs flata, 160a, 2.80; dls
olay cartons. 90c, dossns 20-25c
Oranges Vsleneiss. largo 8.75 4.00:
email to medium. 2.15-8.00.
Corn Local 6 dos. bezee. 75-1.00:
poor 50-00e.
Onenmbers Oregon, flata, 40-45cl
pickl-s. No, 1, 45-60; No. 2, 40c; No.
3. 80c.
Egg Plant Calif, hits. 1.15-1.23: 6-7s
per lb.; local flats. 60-60c.
nga caui. iiata, teat 49-60e; black,
65-75C.
Garlic Local new 6-8e lb; string 8-10e.
Honeydawa Calit. 9 lis. 1.25-1.85.
Grape, Calif, aeedleaa. 1.10-1.15 ln-
Bed Malayaa, 1.85-1.50; Babiera. 1.85.
Lettoce Local, ary pack, S or 4 dos.,
best 1.00-1.25; poor ss low ss T5; Wash
ington topped, 1.50-1.75.
Muahroome Cultivated 1 lb. eartnn.
30 85c; H lb. cartons. 17-1 8c.
Nectarines Calif., 70-76e rag.
Onions Calif reds. 85-90e: Wash.
yellow, 60-is. sscks. 60-70; Oregon white
Wax, 1.7311.03.
PeachesCalifornia flats. Halaa. 05-
1.10; Elbertai 65-75e; lags, 95-1.10. bx.
80e: Oregon-Ws shins-ton Hales, lusa 80-
90c, boxes 65-75e; Golden Jubilee 60
65e; Roche tar, 65-85; Triumpha, boxes.
a.vv-a.aa.
Pears Washington fancy Bartletta.
wrapped. 1.75-1.85. Boats orchard ran.
75 85c
lag lengths fins territory woo1.) In origin
al bags wars sold at around 67 cents,
scoared basis, bnt slsesble lines 1 were
firmly quoted at 68 to 89 ceate, aeonred
baala. a choice lot of bulk staple comb
ing let tan fine territory wool In original
bars brourht 72 ta 7S cants, aeonred
basis.
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Aug.
Al Chem&Dye..l65
Allied Stores .. 9H
Ameri Can ... 100
Am For Pow ... 2
Am Pow Lt .. - 6tt
Am Rad Std San 11
Am Roll Mills . . 15
Am Smelt dt Ret 45
Am Tel ft Tel.. 167
Amerl Tobacco'.' 82
Ameri Wa Wrks 11
Anaconda 26
Armour 111 .... 4
Atchison 27
Barnsdall 12
Baltl dc Ohio ... 4 4
Bendlx Aria ... 25
Bethle Steel ... 61
Boeing Air .... 21
Borge Warner . 24
Budd Mfg 5
Callahan Z-L .. 1
Calumet Hec ..
Can Pacific ... 3
J I Case 73
Caterpll Trac .. 41
Celanese' 26
Certain-Teed . . 6
Chesa dt Ohio . . 35
Chrysler 83
15-(ff)-Todays closing prices:
Com Solvent . .
Commwl &Sou..
Consoli Tdson . .
Consoll Oil ....
Curtiss Wright.
Doug Aircraft
Pro.
10 Nat Dairy
1 Nat Dist .....
82 Nat Pow a Lt..
6 Packard Mtors.
4 J C Penney . . .
68 Phllps Petrol
Du Pont de N . .161 Pressd Steel Car
Elec Bow a Lt
Erie R R . . . . .
Gen Electric a a.
Gen Foods . ...
Gen Motors . . .
Goodyear Tire..
Great Northn . .
Hudson Motors.
Illinois Centrl . .
Insp Copper . .
Inter Harvest..
Int NIcgel Can. .
Int Pa a P Pf . .
Int Tel a Tel
Johns Manville.
Kennecott ....
Libbey-O-Ford
Llg & Myers B
Loew's
Montg Ward...
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit . . .
Nat Cash
9 Pub Serv N ..
1 Pullman ......
3 7 Safeway Stores .
47 hi Sears Roebuck. .
48 Shell Union
28 Sou Cal Edison
25 South Pacific ..
6 Stand Brands . .
12 Stand Oil of Cal
12 Stand Oil of NJ
53 Studebaker
50 Sup Oil ......
34 Timk Roll Bear
6 Trans-Amerl . .
70 Union Carbide..
36 United Aircrft..
50 United Airlins..
108 U S Rubber ...
44 U S Steel
51 Walworth .....
6 Western Union.
26 White Motrs ..
18 Vi Woolworth ...
17;
24
9
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28
13'
6
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2
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5
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43
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9
48'
Spinach Zjocal. orange box, 50-60.
Peas Oregon Telephones, 8-4c per lb.;
fancy 5-6c; coast, 25-lb. box 1.15-1.25;
poorer lower
Peppers Oregon flats, green. 85-40e:
red. fl-1.25.
Plums Calif, Santa Rosa, 4 basket
crates, 1.10 1.15; Wsshingtoa California
Beauties, fist. 60 65c; Oregon Italians.
45-50c; Bradsbaw 75s; per 25 lb. lag;
Dsmieons 40-50e.
Potatoes Oregon Bliss Triumphs, OS
Ko. 1, 1.25-1.85; Washington Long Whites
1.85-1.40: DS No. 2. 60-ponnd saeks. 50-
55e: Bassets. US Ko. 1. 100 1b. sacke.
160; N 2, 50 6t
Knubarb Nominal.
Sqaash Oregon fist Zaesblnl scallops.
25-30e; Crooknecks, 85-40e; Dsnish large
crates 1.25: fists. 60-60e: ACsrblebesd.
!4-He.
Tomatoes Oregon, field grown, flata.
40-50e; No. 2, 25-Sjc; Wsshingtoa lugs,
a.OO-1.10; aaclsssilied, 75 85c
Watermelona CaUf 1.40-1.50 est,
Irrigated Tomato
Plants Set Well
Reports from some gardnera
that tomatoes are not setting well
on the vines are mostly applica
ble to unirrigated tomato plants
and not to irrigated, Glenn Len
gren, Starr Fruit Products com
pany superintendent, said yester
day. Where plants are getting plenty
of water a good set is indicated.
crates extrs; ton lots, 25.00 28.00.; Ore
gon 23.00 ton.
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