Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 10, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX J Portland, Ore, Nov. 10 (A.P.) The local dairy market continues to mark time with all lines gener ally steady at current levels. Re ceipts are only moderate anil trad ing shows a good healthy tone. In the egg division prices arc steady, the only change for the day being a cent advance In frewh under-sized or pullet eggs to the 33 cent level. Fresh standard ex tras still maintaining the 55 cent to). Eutter nlKo showing n steady tone with a half a cent advance In cube firsts to 49 V4 eentH, the flrM change in several days. l'nt price have slipped up to GG cents f. o. b uhippct's track without any dof Inito advance having boon an nounced. Kats delivered Portland are bringing 59 cents. The cheese situation remafnH firm with the trade having trou ble In getting their orders filled on Tillamook and Mclowrat. liJee are unchanged. The locnl turkey market Is gen erally unchanged but with a strong undertone showing. Receipts arc light now and are expected to fnll way short of the holiday require ments. Buyers ore scouring the country now trying to get their needs lined up. Today live tur keys sell at 30 cents to 32 cents with dresNed turkeys ranging from 38 to 41 cents. The higher figure Is obtained on fancy young turns weighing around 12 pounds. Retail dealers were scouring the Street for poultry this morning hut offerings were light and quickly absorbed. With tomorrow a semi holiday there was a brtak call for roasting hens and nprlngs. J'rlces aro-flrm at current levels. Country dressed meats remain low. Choice light hogs aro sell ing now at 10 to 1G cents or n full cent lower than the close lust Saturday. Choice light calves bare ly holding at 14 to 15 cents. Re colpts are not heavy but tlio do niand is very slow. LIVlSStfOCK Portland, Nov. 10. Cattle steady receipts 35; calves none; steers medium $7.00fr)$H.25; canners and cutters ?4.50?6.00. Heifers, con mon and medium $4.50tfj)$G.OO; eowH, common and medium $3.50 6.2G: ennneru and cutters 11.50 3f 3.50; bulls, good (best year lngs excluded) $4.00 5.00; com mon to medium canners and boJog nas $3.0O4.OO; calves, medium to choice, milk feds excluded $6.00 rtt) $9.00; cull and common $4.50ii $0.00; veal era, medium to choice $9.00 (f?l 1.00, cull and common $n.00$9.00. Hoga steady, receipts 201 heavyweight (250 to 350 lbs.) medium, good and choice $11.75 $17.50; medium weight, (200 to 250 lbs.) medium, good and choice $11.7512.25; lightweight, (ISO to 200 Jds.) common, medium, good and choice $12.25$12.75; light iigntB (130 to luu ids.) common, medium good and choice StU.OOGi) $1U. 50; packing hogs $8. 50 G $11.00 sin ugh tor nlgd (130 lbs. down) medium, good and choice $11.00 12.00; feeder and stocker pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) moaium, good and $12.00 $13.00. (Soft or oily hogi and roasting pigs excluded in abovo q autatlons.) Sheep steady; receipts none; Iambs, good and choice (Mt, Adams) $12.0013.00; lambs. mo- Hum to good (valley) $U.0O13.00 noavyweignt i'JZ pounds up) $9.00((r$U.0fl; nil weights, cull and common $D.00i0.00; yoarllng wethers, medium to choice $8.00 $11.00; ewes, common to choice J4.009.00; canncr and cull $1.50 04.00. Poiihiml Wheat Portland, Ore., Nov. 10. (A.P.) Wheal: RltB hard white $1.56; hard white bin est em, baart $1.53; soft white $1.48; western white $1.47; hard winter, northern spring $1.45; western red $1.44. Today's car receipts: wheat 95 barley 1; flour 5; corn 5; oats 2 fcny 11. HUTTKH AND EGGS Portland, Nov. 10 Kggs current receipts 47; fresh medium 39 fi 40u; fresh standard; firsts 4f. (0 40 c; fres) standards extras 48 'I C. Portland, Nov. 10. Butter firm; extra cubes, city 55c; standards 64c; prime firsts 53c; first 49 c undcrgrndes nominal; prints 57o; cartons 58c; buttcrfat firm. Milk stoady; best churning cream 55&lf not shippers track In zone 1; raw milk (4 per cent) $2. CO cwt., I. o. b. Portland, poLfriiv Portland, Ore., Nov. 9. Poultry steady; less 6 per cent commission heavy liens 2 fie; light 17c; Bpring 23p25c; young white ducks 22 25c; turkeys, dressed 40 42c; live 80 31c. ONIONS AND POTATOES Portland. Or., Nov. 10. Potatoes steady; new 2.2&$2.50; onions $1. G01Y1. 76. NUTS. HOPS AND OA SC A II A Portland, Nov. 10. Nuts stendy; walnuts, No. 1 2s3lc; filberts nominul; almonds 2832c. Hups firm; now crop c I us tors J4ft24 Ac; fuggles 2728u. Cnscnra tric quiet. Nominal at B7o lb.; Oregon grape root nom Inn, GRAM WILL REMAIN AS ADMINISTRATOR 0. H. Gram will remain as ad ministrator of the estato of Ellen K. Jcsperson, dcsplto proceedings Instituted recently in circuit court to Bccuro tils discharge and have t new administrator named In his place. Carrie M. Cutting nnd Magnus Jrsperson, children of the dceeos- iseases Acute and chronic treated by the latest electrical therapy and osteopathy. Consultation free. Dr. 1$. 11. White Physician and Surgeon 600 V. S. Bonk Dldg. Salrm, Oregon ed, both of Portland, filed a peti tion to dispossess Oram on the ground that Ellen Jesperson when ahe died was a resident ot MuJt nomati county, and that Oram and another son, secured Gram'B ap pointment as administrator on the grounds that the woman was a reel dent, of Marlon county. County Judge Hunt In his find ings In the case holds that the wo man was a resident of Marion county when she died, and conse quently dismissed the petition. E FAIL TO MODIFY !T Tho amendments to the by-laws of tho California Prune and Apri cot, u rowers Association, which wore submitted to n referendum voto of tho members a few days ago, received a majority of the vote cast but did not get the ap proval of two-thirds of the mem bership ns required to make them effect ivo without further net ion. according to statement made pub lic ny j. o. Hayes, who is tho chair man of the reorganization commit tee of the Amoniation. sav the California Fruit News. Mr. Hayes advises that tho vote on the pro posal to give members or the Prune and Apricot Association the option oi wuniirnwing during tho period from March 15 to 31 next year by giving notice properly for that pur pose- was 2,220 ror the proposal ana 2,108 against the nronosnl. Tho vote on tho proposal to abol ish tno voting board and divide the Stale into districts for the election of directors specifically for each district resulted In 3,099 for the propositi and 1,057 against tho ro- pcsal. The total number of votes cast was 4.358 out of nbout ll.nnn members of the association. Neith er of the proposals receiving a fav orahlo two-thirds o tho total mem ufii'Hiiip or the Association, as re nulled to mako tho rlimur-H rffee tivo, tho proposals will be consid ered by tlio semi-annual meeting ui mo voting hoard to bo hold In ban Jose on November 11, The question is whether tho votinir board will consider tho referen dum voto sufficiently renresentn tlvo lo justify it in adopting the ennnges. Salem Markets Compiled from reports of 8a Icm dealers for the guidance of Cnplial Journal renders, (UcvIm.iI dally.) WnotciiWe n-iuctt (rain, No. l white wheat $136; No. 1 red wheat S 1.32 (sacked) oats 48o bu.; hay, oat and vetch iu ton. Meat, top hogs 12c, bows 9; dressed hogs 10c; top leers 6 lie: cows $2.r.05.00; bulls 33V4c; spring iambs 80 ins. and under 12 &c; heavier 10 10 Vic, dressed veal 13c Poultry: Springers 22c; light nens lfHH'iije; heavy hens 2021c, old roosters tic8u. llullorfat fiOo; creamery butter 57c; oggs 38c; standards 40c; ue ItctH &0c; milk (12.44 cwt, Vouotn bies nnd fruits; Cnnta lonpcs 1.20 li.25; watermelons, tc; oranges $10.60; lemons $10IO.GO; grapefruit $8.60; ban anas 9'jc; apples $l.602.00 box; new potatoes $2.76; Yakima po tatoes $3.26; sacked vegetables: beets 3c; carrots 114c: tur nips 2Hc; local 408oc; onions radishes 40c doz. bjnehea; toma toes 76o bushel; green beans 6c; Oregon celery 80c doz.; homo grown enhbago 2c; locnl cauli flower Sl1.40 doz.: fresh narslev 00c doz.; peppers 010o lb.; fancy dill l&o lb.; dill size cucumbers 3&e; gherkins 7'c lb.; outdoor llmcn $1.00 carton; seedless grapes iic in.; evergreen grapes 8c lb sweet corn 12 c; new mnlaga grapes 7c; garlic 20c lb.; new pickling onions 774c; onions zftc; leuuco $2.25 crate; $3.50 iced ; sweet potatoes 5 c lb, cranberries 15c. The number of pennlls tanned to sell 4.4 per cent boor in Canada 1 :tl)7S. Of this number 1474 n for standard hotels. 1 J M ONE NIGHT THURSDAY, NOV itofiGapons BVMO HAY Of lOVf l mt ripocs' W lATRWIOfMl WMflflC SfflSATIOn" 1 u, Pl.uWo I!,. ' I yen Col IVjItfOlrW' This la Iho original New York i8t. 1 poraonally guarantee the im-rlls ot this attraction. M. A. Holt. Mgr. Hclllg Seats Now On Stile: I'riees : Lower floor $1.50, $2, $2.50 Hnlcony $2, $2.50. (inl. $1 Borrow From Us snd repay principal and Inter est In small monthly Install, mcnts. $20.7-3 each month for 60 months, or $18,03 each month (or 72 months, or $16 10 each month for 84 months, or $14 66 each month for 96 months repays a loan of $1,000 and Interest. ANDERSON & RUPERT. 408 Oregon Bide. . 12 wr1 TURKEY SUPPLY AMPLE; 45 10 50 CENTS IS PIE There are reports of Bhort tur key croiMi in some districts, ac cording to W. 8. Kltts, local poul try handler, but he states he be lieves there will be plenty of tur keys to supply the demand, regard less of the fact that the demand is expected to be heuvier than ever this year because of a growing population. ruts believes the wholesale price will run along about from 35 to 38 cents in Salem, which would mean a retail price of between 45 and 50 cents hero. Turkeys are now HL-Iling In 1'ortland or 38 to 40 conls on an average with 42 for top price at wholesale and the dif ferential would make around about a 38 to 40 cent price- hero, he states. With turkeys gelling 38 cents at wholesale, ho says, the dealer cannot afford to sell at leas than 45 cents retail, as under pres ent conditions 6 cents a pound is tno narrow a margin for the retail denier to get by on. lie minus turkeys will be of a good quality this year. ARMISTICE DAY PLANS COMPLETED (Continues from Page One) toward the grounds, the parade itself extending from tho inter section of State and High streets north to High and Court streets and from thare on around the court house block as far as the parade happens to extend. The parade will be led by Cap tain Diaz of the United States army. With him in the first sec tion will be his staff, the colors. with color bearers and escort and local units of the Oregon national guard. The second section, under com mand of Captain B, K. l'ound, will consist of the Salem military band, the local American Legion post, the American Legion auxiliary, the Spanish War Veterans, the Spanish War Veterans auxiliary, the Sons of Veterans, the Sons of Veterans auxiliary, tho American War Mothers, the Sedgwick Post of the Grand Army of the Repub lic, Ladies of the O A. It. and the Women's Relief Corps. The Wa Mothers, the G. A. It. mem herd the Ladies of Lhe G. A. It. nnd the W. R. C. will ride In automobiles, The third section, under the command of II. R. White, will be headed by the boys training school baud, ana contain the boys train ing school cadet battalion, Hob ble's Cherry Bud band, tho Salva tion Army, the Boy Scouts of America, the Y. M. C. A. and stu dents of local schools. Th fourth section will bo com manded by L. B. Dunsiuore. The section will contain the Chemawa Indian band, the Salem Cliorrians, the Elks and other fraternal or ganizations of the city. Cashes Peck, prominent Portland Legionnaire, will give a short ad d rcys an a main f oa t u re of t no ceremonies on the court house square. Previous to his speech, Mru. Hallie ParriiOi Hinges will cing ' The Star Spi'nglcd Banner, accompanied by the balem band. While she Is singing nn American Be Well And Happy and you have Naluie't Rieatett gilt. 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At practically eery minute of the day thoro will be some attrac tion to which the tickets sold by tlio local post of the American Le gion will admit their beurers. The Heilig, Oregon and lliigh theaters will be thrown open to the holders ot tickets. The tickets will admit to either of the two football games or to either of thi two dances. One ticket will udmit to only one at traction. flie local post hoe made elabor ate and expensive preparations for Wednesday u celebration, bquip for the drum corps ulone is said '-o have reached a total cost ot $5000. Tho corps, now tinder the direc tion of Rudy Sehuitz, a iormer West Point instructor, has won first prize In several state contests an.-I has been practicing since last spring. The drum corps will be on nann it every occasion of the day Wed nesday. The latest equipment for the corps is a complete set ot run- ber slickers with which to protect the drums. HEILIG PROGRAM A theatrical season would not be complete without a visit from our favorite comedienne, May Robson, and though glad tidings have been received that on Wed nesday, November 18 May Robson will present her new comedy "Helena's Boys' which has made a noted success in New York, at tho Henry Miller theater, in a three months run, and Miss Rob son Is on the crest of another vic torious wave. "Helena" Is an ideal role for our versatile comedienne, as it supplies her with an abundance of ammunition to make an attack on the science of modern liberty, which her two boys and their friend are advocating to such a degree that she has to do some thing desperate to hold her fort of moral decency against such Icono clasts; she takes chances but she gains her point. The Saturday Evening Poet story "The Boys" Is the founda tion of the comedy, and Miss Rob- Ladd6? Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from FURNITURE AUCTION At 146 Marion St. This Thursday, November 12 at 1:30 P. M. Comprising piano; living room furniture; oak davenport; oak library table and chairs to match; 1 oak buffet; bed stead; table; oak diners with leather box seats; Axminster rug 1 Universal range; heating stove; 1 bedroom suite comprising dresser, triple mirror dressing table and chair; 1 rocker; 1 Bland; bed to match with coil springs and silk floss mattress; rug; curtains; 1 oak dresser bed springs and mattress nnd chair; kitchen table; 4 bowed back kitch en chairs about 100 quarts of choice fruit; empty sealers; kitchen utensils; a quantity of flowers; In fact everything must bo sold as the proprietor Is leaving for Los Angeles, California. F. Ferrari H. F. Woodry & Son Proprietor Are the Auctioneers 271 N. 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