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Th OREGON STATESMAN. SALQ1 Oregon. Saturday Mamlna. January 31. 1942
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Hop Market Has Quiet Week;
Contracts Listed for '42 Crop
Hop markets on the Pacific coast maintained a steady to
firm tone during the week ended January 28, the department of
agriculture reports. Prices quoted growers on 1941 hops held at
about unchanged levels compared with the previous week. The
principal steadying market influ
ences on the west coast included
firm and unchanged prices at New
York, an improved domestic de
mand and : light offerings from
growers. ; i j .
"StrioUy Private"
but ws caw to
W. VOO CAN
tag supplies of 1941 crop hops
in strictly growers hands at
slifhUy less than 1600 bales at
this time, in Oregon.
California hop markets main-
Remaining supplies of 1941 crop tained a steady to firm tone re
in strictly growers hands are re-1 fleeting light offerings together
ported very light in all produc- lwith a somewhat-better demand,
tag districts of the three west than in other recent weeks, while
coast states. Producers were hold- most domestic dealers and indus
ing these stocks firmly and mar-1 tries continued to fill current re-
ket offerings were mostly light i quirements from stocks accumu
and scattered. Domestic dealers lated earlier in the year, around
and industries continued to show 1 400. bales of 1941 regular seeded
an active interest in contracting J hops were reported sold by So-
supplies from the 1942 hop crop, noma county growers.
with trade reports indicating an I Somewhat greater interest also
unusually large portion of the I was shown in 1942 hops for future
crop already under contract, es-1 delivery. Coastal county growers
pecially in California and Oregon. I reported that around 100 bales o:
OrMnn markets were ateadr to regular seeded 1942 nops were
firm Trariintf was onlr fair, being contracted by Mendocino growers
limited to a rather small volume at 35 cents per pound while So-
because of the holding tendency noma county growers were Demg
of growers on their remaining om a cents ior auuiuouai quu
supplies of 1941 crop hops. How- titles. Growers in this area, how-
trr . n m transactions were ever, nave aireaay contracieu u
made during the week at 35 cents unusually large portion of pro
per pound for regular seeded hops, spective 1942 supplies f and were
and around 42 cents for seedless I mosuy not wuung io imk ui-
tvoes. net to growers for 1941 wer commiunenis or were asaung
atmrm 1 35 cents per pound and higher
a a , ,.i. The New xorK nop mantel con
.... . . . . ... tmued steady, with nnces hold-
was suincieni w aosoro uie , .
.M..Vt-.-kt tnniillM anil "u u.iuuucu. x v, CMM.
stocks were dull and nominal. On
January 28, regular 1941 stocks
were quoted to the trade at New
York at 45 cents to 47 cents; low
grade 1941 crop at 35 cents to 36
cents; seedless at 56 cents to 59
cents per pound, with other stocks
nominal.
Reports from the treasury de
partment indicate production of
fermented malt liquors in the
United. States for December, 1941
totaled 4,421,231 barrels, com
pared with 3,612,134 barrels pro
duced in December, 1940. For the
six months period, July 1, 1941
to December 31, 1941, production
Produce Mart Prices was placed at 31,313,839 barrels,
POTiTTAKn Jan. 3Q-UPr-Good compared with 26,007,254 barrels
demand met a liberal supply of proaucea curing me correspond
Hrv onions on the farmers' whole- in monins a year ago
readily at around these values.
Some new contract deals cover
ing 1942 crop hops also were
reported consummated during
the past week at 35 cents for
regnlar seeded types, and 42
cents per pound for seedless
hops, net to growers. Many Ore
gon growers, however, were re
luctant to make commitments on
their 1942 hops at this time be
cause of uncertainty regarding
supplies of burlap and produc
tion costs In general.
Trade reports place remain-
sale market Friday with Is sell
ing generally around $2
Hops and hop extract used by
breweries during September, 1941
....... i.,):.. f 4 QO flfiO rtnunHe
. 1 1 , . J 1 W U UlUXCILCt Ob ,9 ,VV" (wwiua
. . - . . T I u for October, 2,780,197 pounds; and
for November, 2,137,055 pounds
Late reports from Washington
By Quinn Hall
CAMP UK.
DEAR MW'.-
I TIPPED "TrE BEAK WGriT CM THE NGSC
AT Wa-SW GUXK WDTDOlTWE SMS
THAT SHOWS WE'RE fcVENLY MKTCHED...
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Quotations at Portland
Produce Exchange
Stock Market
Trading Slow
NEW YORK, Jan. JO-iAs-
sprted stocks against a moderate
downdrift in Friday's market but
most failed to make a great deal
6t recovery headwayv. yjr'X ''
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks was off X Of a point at
37.7. The ticker tape frequently
was-at a standstill and transfers
of $377,490 shares compared with
424,01$ Thursday and were the
smallest since last October 1.
Cerro De Pasco, was off 1,
South Porto Rica Sugar 1V and
J. I. Case 1. Lesser recessions
were .suffered by US Steel,
Youngstown Sheet, Douglas Air
craft, American Telephone, Du
Font, American Can, Chrysler and
General Motors.
Bethlehem Steel finished up
despite the company's 1941 de
cline in net compared with 1940.
Minor improvement was retained
by Goodrich, Allied Chemical and
US Gypsum. Lima Locomotive
edged into new high ground for
1941-42.
Closing Quotations
Stocks and Bonds
.Friday by the state agricultural
department, following a hearing
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 30 ( AP) I COnOUCiea DTA. W. ivieizger, iooas
Butter prints: a grade 4oc in pch- and dairies chief.
ment wrappers, 41,ic in cartons; B I
srade 39',i in parchment . wrappers, i xne oearing aeveiupeu uiat uic
4OV2C In carton. anabrsis made by the department's
Buttertat rurmf quality, mwunum - , .. .
C of 1 per cent acidity, delivered i'ort- I chemist of the company s ali-in-
land. 40-40-ic ft.: Premium quaunr oil aid not correspond tO
41-u ic lb., vaUer routes and country claims made on the company s la-
rints 2c less or 38' ic; aecond quality k-i.
cenU under first or 37a-38c.
i . January 30
Compfled by Th Associated Press
STOCK AVBSAGBS
SO IS IS 60
Indus Ralls UUI Stks
Net changa D Z Unch. Unch D JX
Friday S3 9 17.0 Ml S1.7
Previous day MJt 17.0 M l 37.9
Fonth ago SS.l 1S.S 26.3 3S.0
Year aso 58 0 16S 34.3 42.1
1941-42 hieh 63 9 . 19.0 33 3 43.0
1S41-43 low 51.7 13.4 24.3 3S.4
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indus Util rrgn
Uv dtinn A .1 Unch Unch D .1
rridav 42 103.2 100.3 4S.9
Previous day 64.1 103.3 100.3 46.0
Month aso 00 1 102.7 09.9 41.3
Year ago 62 J 104.1 100.3 40.3
19412 hiffh 66.3 105.4 102 51.4
1S41-43 low 58J 102.6 8S 38.0
4
NEW YORK, Jan. S0-(ff)-Today closing juotaUons: i
Air Reduction 3S Du Pont De N 128 Penn BR '
Alaska Juneau 2 Eastman Kodak 132 Phelps Dodge 30
AI Chem & Dye 139 Eec Pow & Lt 1 Phillips Pet ; 40
Allis Chalmers 28 Gen Electric: 27 Proctor & Gam
American Can .64 Gen Foods - 35 Pub Serv .14 '
Am Car & Fdy JSOK Gen Motors 32V4 Pullman ...,: , 25ti
Am Rd & Std Stn 4 Goodrich t Radio . 3 '
Am Rolling Mills HVfc Goodyear n Rayonier U 10
Am Smelt & Rf 40 Great Northern -24 Republic Steel 17 V
Am.Tel U Tel -127 Greyhound - 12 Richfield Oil 8
Amer Tobacco B 48 Illinois Central 7 Safeway Stores .41
Am Water Wks -3 Insp Copper 11 Sears Roebuck 53
Am Zinc L & S -4 Inter Harvest 49 Shell Union- 13
Anaconda . 27 Inter Nickel 27 Socony Vacuum 8
Armour Illinois 3 Int P & P Pfd .59 Sou Cal Edison .19
Atchison' ', 34 Inter Tel & Tel 2 South Pacific 12
Aviation Corp . 3 Johns Manvflle -56 Sperry Corp . 28
Baldwin Loco 13 Kennecott ... 35 Stand Brands ; 4
Bendix Aviation 36 LIbbey-O-Ford -23 Stan Oil Calif 21
Beth Steel 63 Lockheed 21Vi Stan Oa Indiana 25
Boeing Airplane 17 Lowe's 39 Stan OH NJ 40
Borden 20 Long-Bell A 4 Stone & Webster 4
Borg Warner 22 Monty Ward 28 Studebaker 4
Calif Pack 18 Nash Kelv 4 Sunshine Mining .5
Calumet Hec S National Biscuit 15 Texas Corp 37
Canada Dry 11 Nat Dairy Prod 14 Union Carbide 66
Canadian Pac 4 Nat Distillers 21 Union Oil Calif 13
Caterpillar Trac 38 Nat Lead 14 Union Pacific 74
Celanese 19 N Y Central .9 United Airlines -11
Chesa St Ohio 36 N American Av 12 United Aircraft -31
Chrysler : 47 N American Co -9 United Drug
Col Gas Sc Elec 51 North Pacific 6 United Foods 65
Commer Solvent -9 Ohio Oil 7 US Rubber 16
Consol Aircraft -18 Otis Steel 5 US Rubber Pfd -70
Consolid Edison -13 Pac Amer Fish ... 8 US Steel .... 52
Consolid Oil 6 Paci Gas & Elec 19 Vanadium 19
Continental Can -26 Packard 2 Warner Pictures -5
Corn Products 53 Pan Amer Air 18 Western Union -24
Crown Zeller 11 Paramount Pic -15 Westing Elec 77
Curtiss Wright 8 J C Penney 67 Woolworth 26
Douglas Aircraft 64 i
Grain Market '
Soars, Sags
CHICAGO, Jan. SO-ffJ-Rye and
soybeans prices led another up
ward push of the grain market '
FJriday with gains of about J cents '
a bushel," beans selling above $2.05 -
at a ' new all-time high, before
there was a general retreat
Early , baying of ' grains that
came, from processing and con
suming interests as well as pro
fessional traders was inspired
largely by upward revision of the
government's : figures on parity
prices, automatically raising the
minimum ceilings which ' can be
imposed on farm products under
the price control bOl signed by
the president.
The subsequent, reaction fol
lowed the president's statement
expressing dissatisfaction with
provisions of the bill which would
prohibit establishment of ceilings
below 110 per cent of parity.
Wheat closed - higher, May
rSl.31. July Sl.32-.
viously signed up for the plant
are asked to attend.
Cooperative Plant
Of Fur Breeders
Gets More Study l
JEFFERSON Eugene Finlay
and Pierce Jacob attended a di
rectors meeting of the proposed
Fox and Mink cooperative plant
at the home of W. D. Oden. at
i-
Liberty Tuesday.
Other directors are C W. Sta
cey, president; and Archie Gard
ner, secretary. E. B. Henningsen,
Talbot, also attended the meeting.
It was decided, to call a meet
ing at the Oden Home to decide
whether or hot a plant should be
built. All fur farmers who pre-
Dr.T.TXam. HJ. Dr.G.Ch. NJ).
DR. CHAN LAM
CalaeM Mti tela Ca.
til Nafta Ukarty
Cpstalra PertlaaS Gaacral Kle. Cm.
Ornea apaa Taaaaay aaa SatarSay
nly 14 a. aa. ta 1 . aa.; 6 ta I a. am.
Couoltattoa, BleaS prettara ao4
arlaa tests art free af chart a.
S3 Tears ta Bailaes
Vaam PrifM In u.4jlut;k A lara
29c; B large 28c; A medium. 27c; med
B 26c. Resale to retailers 4c higher for
cases, cartons 5c huher.
nheesc Sellina once to Portland re
tailers: Tillamook triplets 28'fcc lb.: loaf
29ic lb. Triplets to wnoiesaiers ',
lb; loax Z7'aC id. 1.0.0. iiuunwu.
THE LONE RANGER
Gone but not Forgotten!
Br FRAN STRIKER
Portland Livestock
went at 30-40 cents dozen bunches
while leeks sold around 40 cents
Keneu wv' . . . .. hop markets indicate sales in the
Root vegetable market was well ,,, - mn
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 30 AP)
(USDA) Hogs: Salable 100. total lzoo.
Barrows and Kills
Gd.h. 140-160 lbs. 11J51M5
do 160-180 lbs. 12.00 1230
do 180-200 lbs. 12 .35 12.60
do 200-220 lbs. 12.00 if 12.50
do 220-240 lbs. 11.754 12 J5
do 240-270 lbs. 11.50 12.00
do 270-300 lbs. llSft 11.75
Feeder pigs, gd-ch. 70-120. 10.50 11.00
Sattle: Salable and total, do.
50
Steers. Bd. 900-1100 lbs. 12.00 13
do med. 750-1100 lbs. 10.750 12.00 1
ncEE W1CCE PLAOC AOtOH 6ANd TRAPPED
supplied with most sales-60 cents
lug but a few. rutabagas went at
65-70. Kale continued around 50
cents crate.
Yakima valley of 300 bales 1941
crop hops netted 35 cents per
pound to growers. Some contract
inquiries at 34 cents for seeded
and 42 cents for seedless reported
Brussels sprouts sold generally in area, but growers reluctant
at 80-85 cents box. Marblehead to contract. All but 200 bales of
squash brought generally one and 1941 crop hops now reported out
one-half cents and Danish about Qf growers' hands. Some contracts
. 75 cents pony crate. have been written in the Puyallup
' Good quality Dickey spinach valley at 34 cents for seeded and
sold with good call at $1.25-35 1 41 cents per pound to growers,
orange box. for fuggles variety.
Radio Programs
do com. 750-1100 lbs.
Heifers
do med. 500-900 lbs.
do com. 500-900 lbs. -
Cows, good, all wts.
do med. all wts.
do cut-corn. aU wts.
do canners. all wts
Bulls (yearlings excluded).
beef Rood au wts.
do sausage, good, all wts.
do saus, med. all wts.
do cut-corn, all wts.
Vealers. gd-ch. all wts. J3J014J0
do com-med all wts. S.5OC013.5O
do cul. all wts. j 7.50 8.50 1
Calves, ad-ch. 400 lbs. dn 1 1 .00 12.50
aU wts. .00011.00
do cull 40 lbs. dn. 6.50 1.00 1
SheeD. salable 0. total 30.
Ewas (dinm) d-ch S 230 6.00 1
do, com mea a.va o a
Lambs
gd-Ch . 11.50 12.10
do med-gd ; 10-50411.23
do common - S.5010J5
KII.M SCNUAY 1J9 Kc
Flowing Rhirtna
S JO Melodic Moods.
t:15 Symphonic Swing.
JO Herb Jeffrey.
:45 Hawaiian Serenade.
IS 100 Songs of Week.
10:15 Tunes of Tomorrow.
11 0 American Ijitheran Church.
12.00 Whispering Keyboard.
12 -JO News Hllights.
12:45 Song Shop
1 OO Church of the Air.
1 30 A La Carter.
2 .OO Four Notes.
1:15 Church of Christ
2:30 South American Music.
30 Church of God.
2:15 Novelettes.
2 JO Boys Town
440 Sunday Symphony.
. 430 Variety Show.
S. -00 Joseph Stopok.
8:30 Gleb.YeUin.
SAO Tonight's Headlines.
S:15 Golden Melodiea.
6:30 Joe Green Marimba. ,
7 AO Dinner Dance.
T JO First Presbyterian Church.
S JO Waiklki Reverie.
S. -00 News Tabloid. . .
8:15 Organ."
' 8 JO Back Homa Hour. . -
100 News. .
10:15 Dream Tuna.
KOW NBC SUNDAT 626 Ke.
SKW Church to Your Home,
g jo Music and American Youth.
8A0 Sunday Down South.
8 JO Emma Otero, Singer.
10:00 Upton Close, commentator.
10:15 Silver Strings.
10 JO World Is Yours.
. 10:45 Sammy Kay Orchestra. -11
J 5 Concart Petite.
11 JO Chicago Round Table.
12:00 Bob Becker's Dog Chats.
11:15 H. V. Kaltenborn.
12 JO Radio Comments
12:45 Hera Comes the Band.
,1:00 Home Fires.
1:15 Tony Wons Serapbook.
1 JO Stars of Tomorrow.
2. -00 Opera Auditions ,
S JO The Nichols Family.
30 Melodic Contacts.
2:15 News Headlines Sc Hilites.-
2 JO Quia of Two Cities
4:00 Jack Benny.
4 JO Band Wagon
5:00 Charlie McCarthy, x
JO One Man's Family.
40 Manhattan Merry -Go-Round.
SJ0 Album of Familiar Music, '
1:00 Hour of Charm
' T:30 Sherlock Holmes.
80 Great Gildersleeva.
8 JO Beau Sotr Musicala.
9.-00 Walter WlncheU.
8:15 The Parker .Family. -
8.30 Carnival.
104)0 News Flashes.
18:15 Bridge to Dreamland. .
11:00 Song of the String-.
11 JO War News Roundup.
KEX NBC SONDAT 118 Ka.
. 80 Amen Corner Program.
JO Revue in Miniature.
S. -00 The Quiet Hour. .
JO Radio City Music Han.
18 JO Speaking of Glamour.
10xt5 New Show a Day. . -
11 AO Great Playa.
120 Wake Up America.
1 AO National Vespers. s -
1 JO Songs of Your Heart.
1 :45 Christian Science Program.
20 HoUywood Theatre.
2 JO Muaie Steelmakera,
3. -00 Catholic Hour.
2:30 Stara of Today.
430-CapUm Flagg and Quirt
SAO Blue fccnoea , . t -S
JO Floyd Wright. . -8:45
Pearson St Allen. - -
n-nnw aiui Rta Psla.
. 8 J0 Nawa Headlines At Highlights
, 8:45 Son r by Dinah bcora.
, 7 AO Good Will Hour. - -
AO Inner Sanctum Mystertesv
8:30 Jack Benny.
These schedules art supplied by
the tesnaettve stations. Any varta
Uons noted by listeners ar dns ta
chaages aaade by the stattaas wtthaat
aotica ta tab newspaper.
8 AO Dear John.
8:15 Eleanor Roosevelt.
8 JO Edge water Beach Hotel Orch.
8:55 News.
10 AO Palace Hotel Orchestra.
10:15 Book Chat.
10 JO Amen Corner Program.
11 AO This Moving World.
11:15 Organ.
11 JO War News Round Up.
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KOrN CBS SUNDAY 816 Ke.
6 AO World Today.
8:15 Organ.
8:45 Gypsy Caravan.
7 AO Church of the Air.
7:30 Wings Over Jordan.
8 AO West Coast Church.
8:30 Invitation to learning.
8:45 News. 1 1
SAO Syncopation Piece.
8 JO Salt Lake Tabernacle. -10
AO Church of the Air,
10:30 What's New at the Zoo.
11 AO News
11:15 Let's Waltz.
11 JO The World Today.
12 AO New York Philharmonic.
1 JO Pause That Refreshes.
2 AO Family Hour
8:45 William Shtrer. New. '
8:00 Silver Theatre.
3 JO Melody Ranch.
4:15 Public Affairs. .
4 JO News. !
4.-45 William Wallace.
5:00 Columbia Workshop.
8:30 Concert Miniatures.
5:55 Elmer Da via. News,
AO Sunday Evening Hour.
7 AO Take It or Leave It.
. 7:30 Helen Hayes.
8 AO Crime Doctor.
S25 News.
8:30 Ahrmo Rey Orchestra.
8 AO Leon F. Drews. '
9 JO What's it all About?
10 AO Five Star FinaL i
10:15 William Winter. News.
10 JO Gypsy Caravan. u
10:45 Marine Corps.
11 AO Kan Stevens. 1
11 JO Manny Strand Orchestra. -1135
News. . i
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KALE MBS SUNDAY 133$ Ka.
AO Reviewing, Sua.
:30 Little Show.
8:45 Voice of Prophecy Choir.
80 Music for Sunday.'
8 JO Frank Cuehl, BataviS;
8:40 Sam Brewer From Egypt .
. 8 JO John B. Hughes. I
10 AO News. -
10:15 Romance -A the Hi-Way.
10 JO The Hymn Singer.".',
10:45 Canary Chorus. '
11 AO Safety Songs.
. 11:15 Melody. -i
11 :30 Strings in Swlngtlma.
11:45 Hollywood Whispara.
12 AO The Americas Speak. "
12 JO News. i -12:45
Repair for Defense.
v. 1 -OA Lutheran Hour. - -
' 1 JO Young Peoote's tJiurch ef Ah
2 AO Swedish Tempi. .
SJO Bibla Claasea,
3 AO Confessions. ';.
3:30 Bulldoc Dni.niiond.
4 AO Fact Finder. -
- 4J5 RabW Magnin. J ! - -4
JO Nobody's CudreiL; ,
SAO American Forum. ? '
. 8 AO Old FaaMoewd Revival Bows-.
7 AO San Quentin Prison.
., 7 JO Keep Em KoWng -
. AO Hinaoo. Memorial Church..
.-8A0 News. - i ,
8:15 Voice of Propnecy. , '
8:45 Sunday Sarenada. j
; 10 AO Bob Crosby Orchestra. -
18 JO New. - . -.i t
f) 5 Johnny Scat" Davis. .
SI AO Horace Heidt Orchestra.
3 JO lEddia Busch'S Hawaiian, .
8 JO 10.75
9 .50 10 .50 I
8.009 B-751
8.75 tt 825
7.50B 8 .25
6.25 S 7 JO
8.25(1 S-U
9.75 10.00
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8.250 8J0
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By CUFF STERBET
'ortland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore- Jan. 20 (AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
Mav I 1.06 1.06 1.06 1.08
Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38-lb. white.
40J0. Barley No. 2 45-lb. BW. 34 JO.
Corn unouoted. No. 1 flax. 2.204.
cash wheat (tJia): sort wnite. i.wi:
soft white excluding Rex. 1.05; white
club. 1.07: western red. 1.05.
Hard red winter: Ordinary. 1.03'i:
10 per cent. 1.05: 11 per cent, 1.14; 12
per cent. ua.
Hira wnrte oaarr: uraoinr. 171:
10 per cent, 1.19; 11 per cent. L25; 12
per cent. iw.
Todays car receipts: wneat. it.
flour. 5; corn, 2; nay, z.
ASHnrirKJRAJOBON-rwe) ( iLLEeiBLE ?M3u - ( SlfSSiatS' ) (V)
STAOG THIS MORNINQ- I ( NOT SO v ,( MEAN INELIGIBLE J VrcSV X5J
, VENDER HOW WEj eOOO - i TWE MANAGER )7 DOtVT VOU, PA JT Xi7rSrS t T 0
MICKEY MOUSE
Aunt Martha Misws Another Jewel.
By WALT DISNEY
I'ort laud Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 30 (AP)
Country meats Selling price to retail
ers: country killed hogs, best outcners.
129-148. i6Vc: ' light tun. 14-UC
vealers. fancy 21-21'ic; heavy. 15-18c I
lb iambs la'auzuc: ewea a to ivc; aooa
cutter cows,14-15c; canner cows, 13-1
14c: bulls. 15-lOc lb.
Dressed turkeys SeUtng price: Hens
2Sc: toms. 2S-29e 'D. Buying prices:
Toms. 27c lb: hens. 26 27c lb.
Live poultry Buvm. once:' No. II
grade Leghorn broilers, under 1U Ibs
isc: over 1"V lb., lac: fryers z,h-a
lbs.. 20c: roasters, over 4 lbs, . 20c:
colored hens. 20c: Leghorns, under S'.fa
lbs., 17c; over 3', tbs. Uc, old roosters.
sc lb.
Rabbits Average country killed. 2Sc:
city kuled. 2830c. ;
on ions Ureeon 20-3.00 vet SO-Id.
saca; Yaaima. z zs; sets ii-iac to.
Potatoes White locals. 2.58 0
tal: Deschutes Gems. 2S0-3.08 cental:
Klamath FaUa. 2JB5-3.00. Yakima No. 1
rem. 2.90 cental; Idaho Gems. 2.85-1
25. New Calif, white. S1SS per 28-
lb. bag Florida red. S3 .23-3 J3 per 50-lb.l
bag.
Hay SeUina arte on tracks: Alfalfa
No. 1 21.00; oat-vetch. $14 ton; Wiliam-1
etta valley clover. S12. ton; tin-1
othy. eastern Oregon. 821 50 ton.
Monair 194L 12-rwon'Ji. . to.
Nuts Price to wholesaler: Filberts;
Barcelona, iumbo zle. tarce I8,WC fancy I
I74c baby 16V,c b : DuchiUy. Iumbo I
-De. targe is fancy "ae 10
w a 1 n ut a Prices ta wholesalers:
First arada Franauefta. ' tumbo. 22c:
iarea 20c: medium 18c. baby 15 'ic:
soft shell, jumbo .none; large 19c:
medium 17c: baby 14V lb tiayette.
Iumbo none; large 20c R v aecond I
grade Franquette. large lscf medium
kc; oaoy iso id.: sort aneu. large utr.
medium isc: baby lc 10 ,
Wool 1841 clip. Oregon ranch nom
inal n-sae ra : : rossnreo. 4-j(c 10
Domestic flour Selling price, city
delivery. I to 22 bW lots; family pat
tents. 49c. 7J5-7S3; 88c. 1 10-7 70 bbl.;
bakers' hard wheat net. B.7S-4JO;
blended hard wh-at 5.85-8 JO: soft
wheat l: hluea4n SOO-aJa.
Hooa 1A4L 40c: 1942 contracts. 33e
Cascara bark 1840 prL 10 lb j 1841
10c w. . -
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Wool in Boston
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There was very little trading taday -in
domestic wools in the Boston market.
Sales were limited mostly to small
Quantities af French-combinr length
fin territory wools at $1.10 to $U3,I
scoured basis. There-' was a fairly I
rood desnand for soot lots of areasy I
Australian wools and scoured South-
American fine wools at farm price.
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