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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1925)
TAGE: TEN THS CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON FKIDAY,7 'APRIL 10, 1925 WEAK; PRICE OF E Portland, April 10 The butter market ta weak. Production to i ereaslnv and cube atocka ant a train accumulating In thin market, Ship menti tt the north partly relieved the aurplua here during the past twenty-four houra but extra and standard cubes ranged from a cent to 1 H cents lower on tho ex change being ported at 42 and 41 H centa respectively. No decline in prints has been Announced. Country dreaaed meat are frac tionally lower with 15 H cents the top on choice liffht veal and 1 8 cents or hogs. Suppliee moderate but demand quiet and limited to ttrlctly fancy animals. ERIC prices continued to hold rteady on the exchunne. Receipts are good but well taken and the feeling in tnoi easing that this mar ket has hit bottom for some time. Live poultry prices are steady and unchanged. Receipts and the demand appear to he well balanc ed. Light hen 23 cents and heavy hens 25 centa. i'OKTLAXD MVKSTOCK Portland, Apr. 10 Cuttle steady receipts none; steers good $!).25tif $9.60: medium $8.509.25; com mon $7.25i8.50; dinner and cutter sters $5.50 7. 25; helfeiH. good (850 lbs. up) $7,504(8.00; common and medium, all weights, $5.50 3i 7.50; cowe, good $7.00 tfc 7.75; common and medium $5.50 t7.00; cannera and cutters $2.50 t5.50; bulls, good (beef yearlings excluded) $4.75 common to medium (canners and bologna) $3 00 fe-4.75; calves, medium to choice (190 lbs. down) $H.50? $12.00. cull And common (190 lbs. down) $5.00 if 8.60, medium to choice (190 to 260 lbs.) $:.G04j 11.00; medium to ciioice (260 lbs. up) $ 6.00 7.50; cull and com mons (190 lbs. Up) $4.506.50. i Hogs steady; receipt 00; Heavyweight (250 to 350 poumtA) medium, good and choice $1 2.50 6913.50; medium weight (200 to S"0 pounds) medium, xnod and choice $13.00b13.85; lightweight (160 to 200 pound) com mon, medium, good and rlmine $13.7514.00; light lights (130 to 160 lbs. common, medium. kmhI nd choice $12.7513.25; packing hoRfl, smooth $1.0012.50; pack ing hogs, rough $11.60 12.00; Slaughter pigs (130 lbs. down) medium, good and choice $12,004 13.00; feeder and Blocker pigs (70 to 130 lbs ) common, medium, good and choice $10.0011.00. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs exclud ed in above quotation.) Sheep steady; recelpta none; lambs, light and handy weight, medium to choice $13.50fj14.00; heavyweight (92 pound up medium, to prime $11. 50(13. 50: II weights cull mid cu. union $1 0.00 1 3.60; yearling wethers medium to prime $10.00112.50: j wethers (2 years old and overt medium to prime $8.50fH0.50; j wea, common to choice $7.50 W i $9.50; canner and cull $4.007.50.1 FAUIS AT HUTTKR I Portland, April 1 Kggn steady I current receipts 24c; pullets 22 fi21c: first. 23f23ttc; hcnncrlesj $4H25e delivered l'ortlnnd Portland, Ore., April 10 Hutlei extra cubes, city 42c; stand nr da 61 He; prime firsts 41c; firsts 61c; prints 45c; cartons 46c. Butterfal steady; beat churning eream 42o net ahlppera truck In sone 1; 44c delivered Portland. GRAIN MAHKKT Portland. April Wheat blU: hard white, bluestem, baart, $1.(3: soft white $1 t; western white, northern spring $1.50; hadr wir ier $1.49; western red $1 45; It. B. B. hard white $1.75. Todays car receipts: wheat 14, flour 3, oats 1, hav . POUI7TRY Portland, Or., April 10 Poultry scarce, firm; heavy hens Z5c light 23c; sprlnKa nominal; big roosters 10c; ducks, white pekin 25c; live turkeys 23c; dressed tur keys 33 V 36c; geese 16c, ONIONS AND POTATOES Portlnnd, April 10 Onions firm $3.50 ft 3.60 in country. 1'ota toes stendy $1.50 1.60. NITTS. HOPS AND 4-WSOARA Portland, April 10 Nuts steady walnuts 2feV33e; filberts num. Poitland, April 10, Hops steady; new duelers 15016c; fuggles IS Vise: old crop nominal. Portland, Apr. 10 Cnscara bark qulot; new peel 7t8c per lb.; Ore gon grape root 4a ARE IRREGULAR li'tntiin, Maw., April 10 The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will ?y: "Tho demand for wool has con tinued in u dfsultory fashion and it Ih partible that there haa been Hllgh'ly more bulnenn during tho week, althmigh rices are still Ir regular, l-'rom the selltr's point of vieu the price Is unsatisfactory. Small I'da are reported sold at scattered pontft in the west at prices which the growers in many Instances are alsposed to reslsl." The (Commercial Bulletin will publish the following wool quotation-!: Hcoured basts: Orugon Kastern No. 1, staple $1.4;tfi1.45; fine and fine medium combing $1.30ff 1.35; 3-9 blood combing $1.151.20 quarter blood combing $1 05 1.10. Muh:.r best combing BUfjjh&c; best carding 70" 75c. OREGON WINTER WHEAT CROP REPORTED LIGHT Portland, April 10 Tho Oregon wnter wheat crop In 1925 will be the smallest In many years, owing to the heavy winter kill. While much of the urea has been re peeded to spring wheat, the nor mally lighter yield of the spring crop will lend to mike thu ttoal wheat production for the state even lower than the light crop of 1924, said P. L. Kent, statistician of the United Str.tes department of agriculture today In the April crop njpurt. While the whole effect of the winter killing of fall seeded wheat has not yet been determined It aeems probable that more thitfn one halt of the Oregon ncieage seeded Inst fall has been either re- seeded to spring wheat or other xprlng sown cros, said Kent. I nc condition of the remaining acre age Is probably the lowest In the history of inrrrc scale wneai grow ing In the state, the percentage fig ure being placed at 55.0 per cem of normal, he added. Yesterday's Scores. At Los Angel! 14; Portand 5. At San Francisco 4; hVnttle 3. At Sacramento 9; Oakland 5. At Salt l,akn 8; Vernon 2. For Saturday We Offer 1925 MILK FED SPRING LAMB Beef to Boil Beef Roasts 8c lb. 12V2c lb. Fresh Hamburger 12V2C lb. Lite Breakfast Bacon 35c lb. Medium Bacon - - 30 db. T; IS VERY HEAVY A heivy bloom on black cherry ireea, an exceptionally line bloom. preae a pood crop this year In what promises to be an exception ally fine year for the growers, with the only seeming possibility of trouble now lying In the chance of rain falling at picking time. There ho been practically mi winter n lury to the black cherry trees as near as can be learned. People along fruit row are be ginning to wonder again if Young & wens will invade the field this year ns promised. A few weeks ako tney wrote they- would be hero shortly after Aorll l. but inr. in.it time no further word has been heard from them. Penney A cnnioinv unauentlon. ably has made a very heavy sign up with their contracts and con template nandiing an enormous ion n ace. Ed Hfehn, who recently return ed fr-nm nn automobile trip cn- nrms me statement made by Rob ert C. I'auIiM recently that A. C. Itnas st at cm he will be un here without fall this year on a Royal Anne buying trip. "Yan can tell them we will be up there ntrnln this yenr." stated unnm to ftlrhn. lllehn Mates that in the enormous new Itnas pl-mt Get Your Kodak Now! Fishing season is al most here summer sports- follow close on. Better come in and Set fixed up now with the Kodak you want for the pictures you don't want to miss. Kodaks at our store re priced from $6.50 up I'll. no llnMiliift Comn.irtaon always nhown ho printn we make to be fond prints. Capital Drug Store J. H. WlLLETT State and Liberty added. Including fruit Juice and crushed fruit manufacture, which sre being started on a small scale, but which they expect to rapidly expand nd these new develop ments may hava some Important future bearing on the fruit demand in the valley here. Salem Markets Com piled from report ol sto len dealers for tlie guidance of Capital Journal readers tltctlMMl dally ! Grain: No. 1 white wheat $1.31; No. 1 red wheat $1.32 (sacked.) tVlHvviv rruvft Meat: Top hogs 13c: sows ft &llc; d re nd hogs 16c; top al ters f Jc. cows 4.O0t 5 50; can ncr cows JH up: bulls 3' Sc. spring lambs up to 90 lbs., 14c; veal 9c; dressed veal 14c. Poultry: Hpringers 35 light hens 20c; heavy hens 22c; old rooiiiei s 10c; Aucks 16 H 1 lie; geese 18VZ0c dressed; live 12 MP 14c white Pckin ducks, alive llSc; India Runner ducks alive 1416c Itutterfa 43c; creamery butter 46 i 47c; eggs 20c; standards 21c; selects 22c; milk $2.20 cwt. Vegetable: New Potatoes lie head lettuce $3.003.5O crate; California cabbage 3 1 4c; crate onions $4.00 .No. 1; boilers $1.50 cwt.: awe1! potatoes fancy 10c; spinach green Uc pound: pep pers 30c; rutabagas $2.76; pars nips 3'jc; Itoseburg brocct-II $2.50; sacked carrots $3.50; local turniju 314c; California bunch vegetables: carrots 90c; beets, tur nips 90c doz.; parsley 7jc. . -IkIica, green onions nc. grape fruit $4.25&5.S0 crate; local rhu- Worth More To You Any automobile In our used car stock today is worth more than we ask for it to the man who wants depend able automotive transporta tion. And remember there's bo guess work about any used car you buy bere. You learn all there la to know about It when you buy It. Forced Sale Chevrolet Sedan, 6 mos. old, $500 Franklin Touring ....$250 Baby Overland Touring $190 Chevrolet Touring $150 & Elgin Touring $125 Ford Roadster $ 90 Ford Touring $ 50 Certified Public Motor Car Market I midget market Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE I (dill SALEM FRUIT MARKET II. H. Tcrrill, Owner New Ownership My policy is, first only Amer ican help; second belter Fruits and vegetables third lowest market prices. My line is complete and fresh. Our turnover is fast which insures this; and then again when you buy from us there is that satisfaction of personally selecting the, good things we have to offer for jour FKESII VEGETABLES Asparagus, fresh grown stalks, bunch 15c, 2 bunches 25c Lettuce, fine quality, firm heads, 15c, 2 for 25c, 10c, and 3 heads for 25c Spinach, new Oregon, 2 lbs 25c Radishes, Green Onions, per bunch 5c Turnips, Rutabagas, Parsnips, Potatoes, 4 lbs 15c Burbank Potatoes, good quality, per cwt $1.33 Carrots, 2 bunches 15c Cabbage Plants, Wakefield variety, 2 dozen 25c FRESH FRUIT Strawberries, Imperial Valley, 35c, 3 boxes $1.00 Bananas, ripe fruit - 30c and 40c Oranges, only the best navels, dozen 20c to 90c Grapefruit, Floridas 2 for 15c, 2 for 25c, 3 for 25c WE ALSO OFFER: New Potatoes, New Peas, Celery, Cauliflower, Water Cress, Cabbage. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Rhubarb, Arti chokes, Sweet Spuds. We Deliver Order of $2.00 or more, free. Prompt and Courteous Service. Located in SALEM PUBLIC MARKET, Corner State and Commercial Streets barb iVtc; tomatoe f, 1itH.lt; f 1.00; aparmxus MM6c; new telephone peft lie; new mustard ireene 7 He; California atrawber liea toe barket. II box crate. U 15 artlchokea $1 doien; oranges, email naval 5; medium $5. 75; large l 50. JOURNAL'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE AWARDS Am Awarded For Correct nefis, NetitncM and Quality of Easuy 1st Prize $5 MISS VI'III.R SMITH III. I, lloi 10, Kaleni ' 2nd Prize $3 DOHOTllV MAHSTKIIS 1473 Court St. 3rd Prize $2 MHS. A. KlKY, Itt. 2, Sulem Horizontal 1. Bargain 4. La t. Kye 7. A 9. Anne 11. Hurt 13. O. T; 14. Or 15. Gene 17. Ne'er 19. Kr 20. Koy 22. He 23. Observe 1. Bonn 2. (lay 3. Near 4. Larue &. Deter 6. Kbony 8. Store 10. Hon Vi. Are 16. KrKO IB. Krie 21. Owe There will be anollicr cross word nuxzli) In tomorrow's Capital Joiirn.il. BALLOON IIS G- Know where you're headed for! I'll be glad to talk Balloon Tires with you; full Balloons or Balloons to fit your present Wheels. Stop in. ZOSEL'S Tire Shop 198 S. Commercial St. Opposite Marion Hotel Imported Japanese China Saturday Special A Lucky Purchase of Pure White Japanese China Cups and Saucers, Decorated with Tiny Gold Band, Makes it Possible for Us to offer for Saturday's Selling: only Cups and Saucers at 98c a Set ONE SET TO A CUSTOMER Come Early You May Be Late See Our Window G'Sifamiltoiu -I.F.I .ri .11,1.1 liJ. IJJ.1..1 "7 White King Special 2 pkgs. White King Soap 98c 3 Mission Bell Toilet Soap Free 1 pkg. White King Soap 49c. 1 Mission Toilet Soap Free Roth's Cakes When you order a cake Irom Koth's you know you are getting a, cake made of tne best mater ials, by womeu bakers who make hundreds of cakes a week and baked In a modern electric oven .fiire uniformity. The full line for Satur day: Angel, Sunshine, Prune, Mocha, Nut, Co coanut, Orange, Martha Washington, Jelly Rolls. Fancy Cookies, Almond Macaroons, Nut Drops, Date Cookies a new cookie this week and Its delicious. Date Squares, 60c Dozen Libby Pineapple Large cans 3 for 95c ROTH'S Quality First Groceries and Meats Save Time Order your meat with your groceries, one order, one de livery, one account. A Ham for Easter Morrell'a Hams grown and packed in the heart of the corn belt. In Morrell 's we can guarantee you an eastern corn led ham.. 36c per pound; 10 to 12 pounds each. Cascade Hams Lean, tender, mild cure; 10 to 12 pounds each. 36c pound. Spring Lamb 1925 Spring Lamb Legs of Lamb, Shoulderr of Lamb, Lamb Chops. We also have the dry mint or mint sauce to go with the lamb. Eggs Have plenty of fresh ejrgs for Easter. Every egg guaranteed. 2 dozen for 65c Roth Grocery Co. Phones 1883-6-7 No charge for delivery Hoefler's Chocolates A 65c package free with each 41.00 box. Have this deal for your Easter confection. Fresh Vegetables Oregon Asparagus, green and tender, 2 one-dopnd bunches 45c. Fine Spinach, Green Peas, New Potatoes, Caull. flower, Head Lettuce, Rhubarb, Celery, Solid Cabbage, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Sweet Potatoes, Green Onions, Radishes, Carrots, Beets, Turnips. FRUITS Florida Grape Fruit, heavy with juice, 10c, 2 for 26c Orangee California Navels, 30c, 40c, 60c, and 75c dozen. Apples Yellow New towns and Wlnesaps, 35c dozen Prince Little Peas An extra small fine flavored pea. Will go fine with your Spring Lamb. Special, Three 30c tins 80c NI(lV,Trr.VVV7 w hm u m u iiMii iihii- h a Every commodity in full view, every item branded and well known, every price tag tells a story. At Piggly Wiggly you may obtain a nice assortment of fresh, clean, quality Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables for your Easter Dinner Crown Flour. 49 lbs $2.43 Gold Modal Flour, 49 lbs. $2.43 Chorro Flour. 49 lbs $2.35 Best Creamery Butter, lb. 46c Kmnmels Bread, large double loaves 15c Fresh Ersrs, per dozen 23c M.J. B. Coffee, 1 lb ...57c Hill's Coffee, 1 lb 57c Schillings Coffee, lib 57c Folsrer's Coffee- lib 48c White Wonder Soap deal 25 White Wonder, 3 Refined Borax $1.00 Crystal White Soap, 6 bars 25c Los Cabin Syrup, large . . .$1.08 Medium . .... 57c; Small. . . 29c Graham Crackers, -Hi.lb. box 89c Fancy Burbank Potatoes, per cw t $2.05 Fruits and Vegetables Bunch Carrots Head Lettuce Celery Onions Radishes Turnips Beets Tomatoes Cucumbers Fresh Peas Cabbage Cauliflower Oranges Bananas . Grape Fruit Apples MISCELLANEOUS Swift's Premium Hams, lb. 34c. Armour's Star Hams, lb. . . .34c Gold Medal Mayonaise, Quarts 85c- Pts. 49c, yz Pts30c Premier Salad Dressing. Large 40c, Small 18c Sniders Catsup, pint bottle . .24c Del Monte Medium Peas, Xo. 2 can 19c Del Monte Small Peas, Xo. 2 can 24c Lily of the Valley Golden Ban tam Corn, Xo. 2 24c Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, Xo. 2V can 32c Libby's Sliced Pineapple, Xo. 2to can 32c Otter Shrimp- 3 cans 55c Special attention given to telephone Orders. Five Deliveries Daily Phone 1 456 State Street CsVW
