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Newspaper Page Textjone 21, 1935. THE REGISTER-GUARD. EDQENE. OREGON Page Nine Vegetables Now Cheaper; Stocks Stage Comeback ErracE, RADISHES 1 ONIONS MORE PLENTIFUL NOW . , U;oa to In i markets these day. but F tare not arrived m large .. . .. thpv are just coming on. w prices for lettuce, radishes fc p ':. Inwer. 80 cents raffle.". offered whiic Vegetables (Buying Prices Average (or No. I Produce) Asparagus, lb. 7, Lettuce, doz. heads soc Radishes, doz. bunche Greeu onions, doz. bunches M Xew Dotatoes. lh. . Spinach, lb. Cabbage, lb. .. . Rhubarb, lb. 30c 30c 3c 4c Carrots, doz. bunches .. Beets, doz. bunches 2V.c ..114c 30c ...30c W" ihe nrevniling price " . ... not coming in to I ,.t as the crop ia about over. U'""' "A th. latest arrival IVetable line, buyers paying II" ,1 for it. ToCAL PRICES CODS Depot Buying Prloes) .53c ,.21c ..24c 24c E lfttentraa 'jjgna (New York Grauas) Swift's Buying Prlcet) jeili - ,011 Ipjudj jjn ipecials .. . In lhtlflo Co-op Prloee to Retailers) icinmsr 72 " ' 1 jumbos, extra large piliitrai (cdirds 19c 10c ..ltlc ..2iic ..23c -22c !!22c ..22c mediums Ijtjjgs frsts in (Pobllo Market, Retail) !iltambo. extra largo -7c jt iitrss - - fnliediums poultry. Live Haiti's Looal Buying Prices) IfcndlKM- iVt to lbs 15c "indbew, over 514 lbs., lb. 14c kjion bens, 8V4 lbs. and up 1: !'Sni hena. under 3 'A lbs., lb. l: Hat, 1U lbs. and up, lb. 12c Wtd sprinss, l'i to 2 lbs., lb. 12c iJm iprincs, 2 to 3 lbs., lb. ..14c iktd lorinsa, over 3 lbs., lb. lGc tut lb. c iMltrt, Ik. Be Poultry Actfle Co-Op Poultry Producers; F. 0. B. Portland) '.mni beas, BV4 lbs. and up, lb. 15c Listed bens, under BV4 lbs., lb. 10c Mtlb 13c Snd TOnng roasters, 3 lbs. and ktd young roasters, 2V4 5V4 k 18c Hand young roasters, No. 2, lb. 14c '.atom heas, 3V4 lbs. and up, lb. 13c !an hem, under 3 lbs., lb. 13c iSoni bens, No. 2, lb. . 8c Inborn broilera, 1 Vi 2 lbs .14c ifrre broilers, 2 lbs. and up, lb. 13c IS rcoirtrt, lb. 7c b lb. 9c not, 8 lbs. and up, tu bares, lb. nmcka, lb. lb. .21c .8c 12c km 10 lbs. and no 9c taut white Pekin ducks, lb 12c Com, 7 lbs and up, lb. ....23c Dressed Turkeys fBuvlnn PfIamc M young hens. lb. Q"- 1 young toms. lb. '- Butterfat (Buying Prices) ' Btli cream, delivery twice JKklT 1.24c Tpide cream , 22c paula prices: Cartons lo higher) l mit, lb 27 'Ac !T Vit, lb 26'.c Cheese (WioltMle Price to Retailers) slxitle. lb. 18c "lots, lb. 17C iirle, lb 17c , bts, lb. 16c Wool and Mohair D....I-- .- . ! wool, lb wool, lb mol, lb I ?iL lb te. lb. ..J2Vjc 20c 20c 20c v, , Grains J", red, but hel white, busheiT ton 20c ".ton . iy, Hay, New Crop lowing prieea) ..73c ..73c .128 .$25 tint m K.. 'Jvetchbay. ton J,Wraf alfalfa, ton $78 $78 $7g8 -S1013 We Sufferers Answer These Questions? J. knnw why external reme q, njif'lj ivB 1i'lt nd perma- ""ting does not remove the b" 1 .1.knnw the cause of Piles itijV'i'" is M"l!etion of blood a, J, "K'l the veins flabby, lifeless? i . . tnat 'here ia a harm Hothouse tomatoes, lb ..12 llic Hothouse cucumbers, doz. 40c Zucchini squash, lb gc Fruits Currants, crate Jo Raspberries, crate . $0 Strawberries, crate $1.752 (Buying Prices) Nuts Cilberts, Hi. 0c Walnuta. (Traiiguette) lb. 18c E T Loganberries made their first ap pearance in the Eugene Producers' market Friday. There were only a few boxes of them and they were selling at 10 cents box. The supply is neces sarily limited as they are just getting ripe. The crop is said to be good this year, although the acreage ia nothing like it was a number of years ago. PUBLIC MARKET RETAIL PRICES Vegetable! Beets, 8 bunches ...10c Carrots, 3 bunches ..10c Peas, 4 lbe. lilc Cabbage, lb. . 5c Lettuce, head 510c Asparagus, lb., 10c; 2 lbs. 19c Radishes, 8 bunches l(Jc Green onions, 8 bunches 10c Uoins, dry. 2 lbs. 15c fariley. bunch 5c Potatoes, lb. 2c; 100 lba. $1.90 Rhubarb, lb. Spinach, lb. R Mustard greens, Watercress, bunch Cabbage sprouts, lb. , Erwtive. lb. . Swiss chard, lb. Fruits Early cherries, lb. , Raspberries, 2 boxes for Strawberries, 4 boxes for . Gooseberries, lb. Currants, box . Bc 10c .5c ...5c ..25c 9c " 10c Italian prnnes, dried, 2 lb. 16c Poultry (dressed, drawn) Heavy hens, lb. 27c Leghorn hena, lb. ..25c Spring fryers (Leghorns), lb. 27c Heavy fryers .80c Mieoenaneous Butter, lb. . 20c Filberts, lb. 1518c Walnuta. lb. B2Bc Black walnuts, 8 lba. 25c Sorghum. Qt. , Horaeradiab, lb. Grain Prices Rise On Chicago Market CHICAGO, June 21. W With the domestic wheat harvest reported ten days later than normal, wheat prices tended to advance today. Oklahoma advices indicated uneas iness over delaya in wheat harvest operationa. Upturns of wheat prices were also attributed to stock market upturns. W heat closed firm, 3-8-7-8 above yesterday's finish, September 81 3-4 (Hil-2, corn 1-2M1 1-8 down, Septem ber 75 5-8(fi3-4, oats unchanged to 1-4 higher, and provisions unchanged to a rise of 5 cents. Wheat: June open , high , low , close 81; July open 80 3-8.1-2. high 81 S-8, low 80 1-8. close 81 1-8 Jl-4; Sept. open SlfaSl 1-S. hign 82, low SO 5-8, close 81 3-831-2; Dec. open 83 1-2W5-8, high 84 5-8, low 83. close 83 7-8fff 84. Corn: July open 81 3-4, high 82 1-8, low 81 1-8. close 81 1-4(33-8; Sept. open 78 1-23-4. high 70 7-8, low 75 5-8, close 75 5-8(53-4; Dec. open 63 5-8, high 64 1-2, low 63 1-4, close 63 3-SS1-2. , sternal or remedy for itching, Protruding piles discover- i.eonhardt known Ttll Br.T, ( is -uarante-ed? li, banishes piles by 1 'Oe use. It stimulates 1 re- 6k. stimulates the s 4. ..10 ,h lower bowel drives ik.' . impure blood, and re- 5taoii,'wd p,r,,!- ' it ., k! n ' In even at c, o bo" e that Penny "felt "!' Drugs and all good ' 1 J. " ""J' sufferer to ''-Uke of HEM-Rnm T.hi.t. i . - t er, 1 " "'rected then W "stiUfcd with re- TV ttinej hsk PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., June 21. (U.R) Hogs: 200. Steady. Good-choice lightweights $9.50-9.60. Heavies, $9. Packing sowb, JT.J5-7.S0. Jfeeaer pigs up to $9.25. Cattle: 50. Calves 30, inciuaing ou direct. Mostly odds snd ends, rew cleanup salea steadv-weak. Low cut ters and cutters, ?.'-3. Cirnsi steers. $0-7. Fed grassers, $7-8. Drylot steers quotable up to $8.50 and above. Heifers, $4.25-6. Vealers quot able up to $7. Sheep: 200. Around steady, uooa spring lambs up 10 o.. jiewum down to $4.75. Yearlings $4. Ewes, .750.50. PORTLAND LIVtSFUUM PORTLAND, Ore., June 21. U.B Hogs: 400, including 2,j0 direct and 'contract. Market active, ruiiy steadv. Good-choice li5-lo lb. weights mostly $9.60. Light light$9 9.25. Packing sows largely $7.25. Few 140 lb. feeder pigs $!). Cattle: 100. Calves 40, Including 14 direct. Market slow and steady. Few common grass steere $4.50-5.75. Low cutter and cutter cows $2-3. Common-medium grades $4.50-5.75. Low cutter and cutter cows $'-'-8. Common-medium grades $3.50-4. Good beef cows up to $4.75. Bulls $3.75 4.50. Best vealers held above $6.50. Sheep: 1.000, including 112 direct. Market active. Spring lambs steady to 10c highea. Other prices steady. Good springers largely $8.10-6.25. few to $6.35. Common-medium throwouts $4-5.50. Medium yearlings $3.50-4. Slaughter ewes mostly $1-1.50. Light weights to $2. NEW LOHK. June 21. M Bsr El OF" T E" NEW YORK. June 21. OP) The stock market today enjoyed one of its sharpest rallies in a number of months as bullish forces shed their new tax fears and renched for desir ed equities. Numerous new hichs for the year or longer were recorded with gains ranging from 1 to around 5 points. The close was strong. Transfers approximated 1,000,000 shares. Secondary utility and rail bonds were in ,l,,ifln,l : changes were firm iu terms of the ut'iuir. Totlny's closing prices: Air Hwluc 142 1-2; Alaska Jim 16 1--: Al Clieni and Dye Am Cum 140 i-ti; Am Coml Alco 24 1-S; Am and For l'ow 4 1-4; Am Pow nud Lt o -S; Am Smelt nnd Rf 41 5-S; A T and T 127 l-S; Am Tol B HI 3-4; Aniiconiln 14 Atchisoii 47 7-S; Atlantic Ref 20 1-2; Bait and Ohio 12 1-S: Bendix Avia 14 3-.S; Iteth hteel 211 3-4; ISoredn 25 1-2; Burr Arr Miich 7. Calif l'nck 34 1-S; Case .11 50; Cut erpil Tract 4S 1-2; Chrysler -11) fi-N; t ol (ins and Elec 7 -; Conn Solv 10 3-.S; ("ontl Can S4 3-4; Corn Prod 16; Corliss Wright 2 1-4; llnpont 104; Enstmnn 147 5-S: Elec Auto Lt 21 1-S; (;P ).;iec 20 3-R; (ion Foods 37 1-S- Co,, -lo -.t. Gold Dust 111 7-S: Hnineatnke .Min ing unlimited: Int Harvest 45 1-4; lnt Nick 27 7-S; I T and T 10 1-S. Johns Man 51 5-S: Kennemtt IS: Lil)bey-0-Ford 31; Ligg and Mv B 111 1-4: Liquid Curb 32; Ijoritlnrd 20 i-S; Monty Ward 27 5-S; Xnsh Motor 13 3-4; Nat Risouit 30 1-4; Nat Dairy Prod 10 3-4: Nat Distnill 25 1-4; NY Cent IS: North Amer 17 3-S. I1,!. A. n,l VI.. 1 ,1. .. ... ...... j --T , 1 Lighting 34 3-4: Packard 4 1-4; Park , 11111 -t ,i-.-; i-enney .it: i.t; renn Kit 23 1-2; Phillips Pet 22 J-S; Pub Ser NJ 39 1-S; Pullman 40: Radio 5 3-4; Rem Rand 8: Rev Tob B 51 5-8-Sears Roe 42: Shell Union 10 3-S; Snn Pen 1Q T.O. CJ. T ... , . u .... ... .iiin iiinuns in; St. Oil Oil 36 1-4; St Oil NJ 4S 3-S; rtndeuaKer 2 l- Texas Corp 20 5-S; Triinsamer 6 1-4: Cnion Carb 01 7-S: t'nion Pac 105 1-4: 1'nit Aircraft 14 1-4; I'nit Corp 3 1-2; I'nit Gas Imp 14 3-4; FS Industrial Alco 43; I S Rubber 12 3-4; FS Steel 33 3-4: West Elec and Mf 52 1-4; Woolworth 63 7-S. Closing curb quotations: Cities Ser 1 5-S; Elec Bond and Sh 8 1-4. ET NOT VERY LIVELY PORTLAND, Ore., June 21. OP) Extreme dullness was generally sug gested in the market for live chickens with some recent price shading re ported. There waa a real shortage of small broilers and for that reason most operators were willing to drag more or lesa although no further price changes were suggested for the day. Demond for turkeys was rather slow with suggestion of poor quality as a rule. While there were no further price changes for the day in the butter market, easinesa was suggested In the price structure aa a result of the late decline and increasing supply. Egg market auggested a merely steady tone locally and practically without price changes for recent days. Pullet laying was suggested as the chief reason for recent increase in the supply. General steadiness with strength in spots Is suggested in the market for country killed meats. Lambs, venl and hogs were moving out well and up to quotations. Beef alone appeared a trifle uneasy. End of the season of strawberry production in volume was indicated. Prices were higher. Fancy peaa were reported in from Rninier. Pea prices were firmer to higher generally. Raspberries were in larger supply and a trifle lower. Loganberriea were In like position. Old potatoes were slow but at un changed prices, new stock a trifle easier for locals. Green and wax beans were about lc lb. lower genernlly. Cabbage and cauliflower were both lower with more arriving. PORTLAND PRICE8 nnnTl.ivn .TnnA 21. OP) Butter Prints, A grade, 27'jc lb. in parchment wrapper, 2SVic in car tons; B grade, parchment wrap pers, 2C'4c lb.; cartons 2Tic lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A rlfitfvorlnn fit lAast twice weekly, 20-27c lb.; country routes, 25-27C lb.; B grade deliveries less than twice weekly, 25-26c lb.; C grade at market B grade cream for bottling Buying price, butterfat basis, ooc lb. Eggs Sales to retailers: Spe cials, 28c: extras, 27c; fresh e tras, brown, 27c; standards 23c; fresh mediums 25c; medium firsts, 21c dozen. Eggs Buying price of whole salers: Fresh socials, 23c; ex tras. 23c: standards 21c; extra mediums 20c; medium firsts, 18c; under-grade 18c dozen. Cheese 92 score, Oregon trip lets, lie: loaf. 15c. Brokers will pay 'jc below quotations. Milk Contract price. A. Port lonrl delivery. J2.20 cwt.: B grade cream, 274c. lb., surplus basis. Mohair 1935 buying price, 20c lb. Country meats Selling Price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under iji ins. i.i'j 16c lb.; vealers. No. 1, 10c lb.; light and others. 7H-8c lb.; heavy, 74e 9c lb.: cutter cows. 7-8c lb.: can- ners, -7c lb.; bulls 8-SVje lb.; eariloi Ituabs 10c It)., soring. 11c lb.; medium, 0-10c lb.; ewes, 3-5c lb. Cascara bark Buying price, 1935 peel, 2c -lb. Hops 1934 fuggles ( ) lb.; clusters, lU-llVic lb. Live poultry Portlarid delivery, buying price: colored bens, over bH lbs., 1516c lb.; under 8Va lbs., 10-lOc lb.; over 3Vii lbs., 13-14c lb.; springs, 3H lbs. and up, 13-14c lb.; under SVi, lbs.. 13-14c lb.; white broilers, 13o lb.; roosters. 6c lb.; Pekin ducks, young, 1617c lb. Onions Oregon No. 1, $2 cwt. New onions California reds. $1.50 per 50 lb. bag.; California wax. $2.50 crate; yellow 50 s, $1.30 per 50-lb. box. Potatoes Oregon Burbanks, $1.25 cental; Deschutes Gems, $1.50; Idaho Gems. $1.25. New potatoes California whites. $2-2.15 per cental; Paseo 50s, $1.35 per 00-lb. Iiox. Cantaloupes Imperial jumbo, $2.50-3; standards, $2.25-2.75; pony, $3.00 irate. Watermelons Ctsjifornla Klon dikes. 2Vi1'2'-jC lb. Wool 1935 clip, nominal; Wil lamette valley medium, 20-21c lb.; coarse and braid. 18-19c lb.; East ern Oregon, 18-21c lb.; southern Idaho, ( ) lb. Hay Buying price from - pro ducers, alfalfa No. 1, new price, $16-16.50; Eastern Oregon timothy, $17: oats, $7-10 ton; Willamette valley timothy, $14; clover, $7-10 ton, Portland. PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND, June 21. (" Sugar Berry or fruit. 100s, $5.25; bales, $5.35 -. beet, S5.15 cwt. Domcsiic flour Selling price, mill delivery. 5 to 25-bl-l lots; family mt ent, 9Ss. $0.20-7.10: bakers' hard wheat. $5.55-7.05; bilkers' bliH'sleni, $5.75-0.15; blended hiird wheat, $5.90 0.45; nih.-im, $0.05; whole wheat, $0.35 bbl. MARKETS AT A GLANCE (By United Press) Stocks rise 1 to 4 points iu active trading. Boutls advance as much as 2 points umler leadership of utilities. Curb stocks up fractions to 4 points iu active trading. Utilities strong. Chicago stocks higher in active trading. Call money 1-4 of 1 per cent. Foreign exchange: Dollar eases moderately iu terms of major foreigu currencies. Grains: Chicago wheat closed 1-2 to 5-S cents a bushel higher. Corn 1-4 to 3-4 cents lower; oats unchang ed to l-4c higher; rye 3-Sc higher; December barley 5c a bushel higher. otton futures 1 to 6 points higher. Rubber futures 12 to 14 points higher. , Silver: Bir silver at New York 72c an ouuee, unchanged from yesterday; Montreal silver futures easy. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, June 21. OP) (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: OA, 000; direct 5.500; uneven, steady; spots five higher 011 medium weights; most heavies and packing sows weak to 10 lower; better grades 200-240 lbs., $9.05-73; extreme top. $9.85; 240 290 lbs., $9.15-65; 290-350 lbs., $S.S0 9.15; 100-200 lbs.. $9.35-75; light lights, $9.35 down; good packing sows, $8.25-60; smooth light weights above $8.50. Cattle: 2,500; steers in small sup ply; steady to strong; bids weak; lower grades predominating mostly $8.25-9.75; best, $10.50; bulk run cows and heifers: Both classes weak to 25 lower, mostly 25 off: cutters, $4.25 down; beef cows selling $0.50 7.50 showing maximum downturn: choice yearling heifers, $11.00; venl. ers, 25-50 higher, $9.00-75, mostly $9.00-50. Sheep: 8,000; including 800 direct; active ;spring lambs and yearlings fully 15-25 higher, spots up more, sorts considered; sheep firm; choice S4-lb. dnho springers, $$.75 straight; bulk desirable 73-S5 lb. natives, $S.5( 75; 97 lb. yearlings, $0.00 without sort; best SO lbs.. $0.75; nntive ewes, $2.00-8.25 mostly. SAN FRANCISCO, June 21. OP) First grade butterfat, 2S, F. O. B. Snn Francisco. The moon consists chiefly of pum ice, or some similar porous substance? according to noted astronomers, wb SI batse their theory on tests made wit nn instrument known as a moon ther-, mometer. Women tend to remember the pi en stmt experiences of their lives and forget the unpleasant, while men remember the unpleasant and forget the pleasant, according to recent tests. 3 NEW YORK, June 21. OP) Dried fruits and hops steady, nnrhnngeri. Colorado contains 43 mount n in peaks which are. more than 1 -1,001) j feet 'above sen level. A. Sal Now On WW Big Values Metropolitan 735 Willamette PORTLAND GRAINS PORTLAND, Ore., June J1. (U R Wheat rnnke: July open GO, high 70, low 00, close 70; Sept, open 69, hipli 70, low 09, close 70.; Dec. open 70, hih 71, low 70, close ,1. Cash wheat: Rig Rend bluest em H. W, 13 per cent S7; Rig Rend bluestem 11. W. dark hard winter 12 per cent 87 1-2; dark hard winter 11 per cent 7i; soft white 70; western white 70; northern spring 70 1-2; hard win ter 09 1-2; western red 09. LIVERPOOL, June 01. OP) Wheat futures rtosed firm. July 7S 5-S; Oct. 78 fl-S; Dee. 7S 5-S; Ex change 4.92 3-4. Women iu Rurma have eual rights with men where property is concern ed; husband and wife live nn terms of greater equality than in any other country in the world. Citizens of other countries can en ter the I'nit de States .Military and Naval academies by a special act ot congress. (sJ&J- i m Now on Sale In Oregon America's New Leader TWO NATURALS a 90 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Two Naturals, when first introduced, was five months old even then a great low priced Kentucky Straight Whiskey. Its delightful flavor and aroma swept into nation-wide popularity in a few short weeks. Glcnmore's policy constantly making good products even better stepped up Two Naturals from five to six months ageing in deep charred mountain oak barrels then from six to seven months and now Two Naturals is FULL (O) (2) MONTHS OLD with no increase in price Two Naturals is a smooth, flavory, satisfying whiskey, distilled from the finest ingredients. 5ths178B, $1.00 . Pints178c, 65c Jt IMIIIIUI Dlttitttrs of Blenmom and Two Natursli-STRAIGHT WHISKIES Can You Take a Better One? 6.? : If iSgiatl 1- J It le not necesssry to trsvel (o Timbuktu or among the Iceberg, of the North Pole to get prize winning picture.. This quaint, attractive entrance, with the added beauty of blooming wistaria, won a prize for a contestant In Philadelphia In a national snapshot contest. A Picture Like This May Win: A Weekly Prize Handtinted 8x10 Enlargement A Division Prize . $10 in Cash A Grand Prize As much as $1500 In the national contest held In Washington, 0. C, In September. .Clip This Coupon and Attach It to Your Snapshot Entry ENTRY BLANK NATIONAL AMATEUR SNAPSHOT CONTEST (Sponsored by The Register-Guard, Carl R. Baker Film Shop, Modern Engraving Co.) I wish to enter the following snapshots, all taken since April 27, 193S, In the National Amateur Snapshot Contest, fifth week 27, 1939, In the National Amateur Snapshot Contest. Mall or de liver to the Register-Guard office. TITLE ,' CLASS I Children and Babies TITLE CLASS II Sports, Hobbles, Recreation, Aotlon TITLE , CLASS III Scenes and Still Life TITLE CLASS IV Informal Portraits Name Address Anybody In Register-Guard territory which Includes Lant coun ty and parts of Linn, Benton, Lincoln and Douglas, may compete except professionals. Any number of snaps may be entered any week. Fill out one of these blanks and enclose It with each set of entries. Title should tell briefly name or description of subject. Negatives must be saved. They will have to ba pro duced when a.ked for If the picture Is a winner. Contest Sponsored By : Eugene-Register Guard Carl R. Baker Modern Film Shop Engraving Co.