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MEDFORD "MXTL TREBTJNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, MOXDiT, SEPTEMBER 28, 1931.
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PORTLAND, JSept. JS-(AP) In
general there wu practically no
change In the butter market altua
tlon or the week' opening. Sales
by local ereameriei are reported gen'
erally at lull price. Butterfat la
unchanged.
Well held prloea an reported for
eggi by the Pacific Co-ope. Compet
ing organizations are reported as
making a ilmllar price range after
announcement of the local co-ope.
Some alight weakness la reflected
In spot In the eastern elieeae trade
situation.
Demand for lire chickens Is reiy
good along the wholesale way with
practically no change In current
values. Demand for dreaed turkey
remains In excess of current offer'
Inge.
With further easiness In the !!
stock market, value are generally
showing reduction In the market for
country killed hogs. Veal and lambs
continue to show at least full steadiness.
More activity la reflected in the
market for wine grapes here with
very liberal aupplles rolling In from
California. There le a very slight
Increase of local muscats and aoutn
ern Oregon tokays. Conoords are
unchanged.
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Livestock.
' PORTLAND, Sept. 98. (AP) Cat
tle. 320O: calves 179; about steady.
Steers, 000-900 lbs., good, ao.OOQ
7.00: medium, as.ooo.60; common,
S3 50 a 8.00; 800-1100 lbs., good, 8.0
07.00; medium, 9s.OO190.6O; common,
3.50a5.00; 1100-1300 lbs., good, 0
tS.?3; medium, e4.OOo0.oo. Heifers,
000-050 lbs., good, 09.00 0 00; me
dium, V4.60Q6.60; common. $3.36
4.60; cows, good, 14.96Q4.86; com
mon and medium, e8.O0Q4.96; low
cutter and cutter, $1.00q3.00. Bulla
(yearlings excluded) good and choice
(beef) (4.0004.90; cutter, common
and medium, 34; vealers (milk
fed) good and choice, 17.80 a 8.80;
medium, 18.00 a 7 .50; cull and com
mon, 04.0006.00. Calves, 360-600
3bs., good and choice, 06.008.00;
common and medium, 03.6OO6.OO.
HODS 9760; 60 lower. Light light,
140-160 lbs., good and choice, 86 30
0.00. Light weight, 160-180 lbs,
good and oholcs, 06.76 0 0.00; 180-
300 lbs., good and choice, 00.70Q
0.00. Medium weight, 300-390 lbs,
good and oholce, 06.30o0.OO; 330-
380 lbs., good and choice, 05.000
05,75. Heavy weight, 959-390 lbs.,
good and choice, 04.7000 90; 390-800
lbs., good and oholce, 04.39 o9.36.
Packing sows, 376-900 lbs., medium
and good, 03.70 0 4.30. Feeder and
atocker pigs, 70-130 lbs, good and
oholce, 00 00 06 .00.
SHEEP and LAMBS 3000; quotably
steady; lambs 90 lbs, down, good
and choice, 09.990 9 JJ0; medium 03.70
0)9.99; all wetghte, common, 83.00
9.76. Yearling wethers, 90-110 lbs,
medium to choice, 09.0004 00. Ewes,
90-190 lbs, medium to choice, 01.76
3.9); 190-160 lbs, medium to
oholeo, 01.78ina.OO; 130-180 lbs, me
dium to .choice, 01 .60 ol76; all
weights, cull and common, 01.000
1.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Sept, 98. (AP) But
ter; Prints 93 score' or better S3)
84c: standards 81 0990 carton.
- ECI OS Paciflo Poultry Produoera'
selling prloeai Fresh extras 97c;
standards 900! mediums 83c; pullets
10C.
MILK Contract prloa grade B
3.17 ft Portland delivery and I rum so
tlon. Dairy Oo-operatlvt net pool
price to producer 01.90.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retallerat country killed hogs, best
butchers under 100 lbs, 9c; vealere,
80 to 190 lbs, 14c; yearling lambs,
09 Bo; spring lambs, lie; heavy ewn,
4 06c; canner cows, 8060; bull 9f
7o.
1 BUTTERFAT Direct to shippers.
track 810; station No. 1, 90o81c
Portland delivery prices; butterfat
sour, 81o83c; aweet, 80c.
LIVE POULTRY Net buying pries:
heavy hens oolored, 4 lbs. up 90c
lb, do medium 18c: light 11c; broil
ers under lit lbs, 90c; over H4 lbs,
39c: colored 9039o; No. i chickens,
7f8e; old roosters, 7o; ducks Peklns
18 1 19c: geese, ISolBc.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers;
Yakima globes 81.0909; Oregon 93.
All Through
Southern
Oregon...
Ton wlU find Orocen
gelling; Fluhrer'i Milk
Bread because the
know their oustomeri
prefer it and that it ii
the beat quality bread
old in either Southern
Oregon or Northern
California.
Medford Pear Sales on New York Auction
7rom New York Daily Fruit Reporter, furnished to The Mail Tribune by
the Fruitgrowers' League
SEPTEMBER 24.
Five ear Medford pears, 1 ear Howell. On Oregon Bartlett market about
yesterday; In some spots prices were more'thsn 86c higher .
Brand. w
r Oil BID
304 908
950 376 370
963 340
353 300 800
790 370
030
Pinnacle Extra
Del Rio Extra
Del Rio Fancy
Evergreen Fancy .
Ram Fancy
Top O' Day Fancy
Broadway Extra
HOWE1LB
Olen Rosa Extra .
Olen Ivy Fancy
100 110a 190s 136 160s
328 316 336 350 376
310
290
356
310
375
350
290
375
346
290
206
876
395
280
355
305
370
370
335
300
356
320
396
379
336
318
376
325
816
10c to 85c a box higher
165 180 195 310s 228
375 338
335 333 .
310 310 810
885 375
335 335
315 320
378 376
96
78
200 200 200 205 220 320
1,296 boxes Extra Fancy Oregon Bartlett avg. 8.48; 1,683 boxea Fancy avg. 8.
220 208
190 190 105
14.
170 175
100
Nine car Medford Bartlett.
Brand.
Blue Maltese Cross Extra
Red Maltese Cross Fancy
Bear Creek Extra
Cub Fancy
Top O' Day Fancy
Top O Day Fancy
pic O Pac Fancy
Broadway Extra
Fifth Avenue Fancy
Oregon Gold Creet Extra ,
Hllver Crest Fancy ,
Pic O' Pac Fancy ,, .
Market generally 10 to 25c a box lower than yesterday.
90S IO0S 110S 120s 136s 160s 166s 180s
275 306 290 310 830 340 340 326
350 206 270 370 280 310 310 310
360 380 863 378 390 370
800 800 800 325 330 340 340 '845
276 375 376 376 300 320 325 328
976 . 370 376 378 300 320 320 320
810 310 810 306 300 366 365 345
310 340 376 860 360
395 326 350 840 846
318 830 345 340 838
298 310 328
390 310 329
Bear Creek Extra .
Bxs.
270
24S
192
320
920
689
020
359
134
620
820
630
A BXS.
.. 113
80s
380
380
815
800
810
300
40s
390
46s
325
310
385
390
60s
300
835
285
290
65
180
326 840
1,341 boxea Extra Fancy Oregon Bartlett avg, 3.38; 3.471 boxea Fancy avg. 8.13.
than
Avg.
345
311
289
367
323
300
370
300
201
Avg.
816
284
370
830
800
303
348
831
838
327
803
316
Avg.
199
POTATOES Local lfte lb, eastern
Washington, 01.35ol.36 cental.
HAY Buying price from producer:
alfalfa, 614ol6; clover, 91013; oats
and vetch 01OOU ton.
Portland Wheat
Whea'i,
PORTLAND, Bopt. 38. , (AP)
Wheat;
. Open High Low Close
Sept. (Old) .... At .491,4
Sept. (new).... JS0 .80 010 no
Doc. . .8014 60V4 .90
May 6314 .8314 .63)4 J3
Cash wheat:
Big Bend blues tem
Boft white
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red
Osts: No. 9 white. 018
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 106;
barley 1; flour, 32; corn, 4; oats
bay, 3.
Ran Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 38 (AP)
-Butterfat f. o. b. San Francisco,
88 140.
f
JENKINS' COMMENT
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Wall Street Report
STOCK SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1931, Standard Statistic
company.)
60 90 90 90
Ind'a. RRa. Ut'ls Total
Today .. 00.0' 03.1 191.0 83.4'
Prov. day.... 89.8 69.0 123.9 85.3
Week ago. 84.T 61.9 126.3 86.8
Month ago.107.9 64.8 163.8 111.1
Year ago..148.0 114.0 304.8 153.2
NEW YORK, Sept. 38 (AP) The
stock market closed with a weak
ton today, showing net losses of 61
to 89 In the more active Issues
Bonds, particularly forelgna, softened,
while foreign exchanges were nigniy
unsettled.
Although the share market seemed
to Ignore the temporary suspension
of the gold standard by Norway and
Sweden, Swedish, Dutch and Italian
currencies all mad nw lows.
Stock Ilk U. S. Steal, American
Telephone, Atchison, Corn Product,
Rock bland and union ceroid lost
3 to 03.00 net. Coca Cola broke
88, Eastman Kodak, Kresge, Norfolk
and Western and Du Pont won
down 03 or mora.
Today's closing price for 19 se
lected stocks follow;
American Can ...
American T. as T.
Anaconda
Ourtta Wright .
Oeneral Motors
Int. T. e T.
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub.
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So It may be aafely assumed that
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11 HAT will that meant
" Well, It will HAVE to mean
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MORE ACCIDENTS. Sine the acci
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endured now, It 1 probable that the
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-M-
KJO SOONER do we get a system
' of good roada built than we
find It Inadequate for our needs, and
so we turn In and REBUILD IT.
Oolng back a few years, the rail
roads no sooner got their track laid
than they found them too light, the
grades too steep, the bridge not
heavy enough to carry the heavier
train that were made poeslble by In
vention and progress.
Bo they turned In and rebuilt their
whole system of tracks. Just a wa
seem to be about to do with our
highways,
IT LOOKS' like 1 scandalous lot of
wast. But smart mind tell us It
I this oonatant growth and progress,
this constant tearing down and build
ing better, thl oonatant FINDING
SOMETHING TO DO, that have made
ua great and prosperous and that a
soon sa w begin to rest on our oar,
whan we STOP tearing down and
building better, a has been the case
during the present depression, w be
gin to atagnet and fall back Into
the class of th older European coun
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BTAYTON Improvements made at
local school building.
LEADER OF LEGION
WASHINGTON, Sept. 38 (API-
President Hoover was Invited today
Dy nenry u. Stevens, jr., the new na-
tlonal commander of the American
Legion, to address the legion's Armis
tice Day meeting in Washington.
The president told the legion offi
cial be would consider the Invitation,
As he left the White Houee. Stev
en replied again to the charges of
or. Clarence True Wilson of the
Methodist board of prohibition, tem.
perance and public morals, that the
legion convention had been a "drun
ken orgy."
"It was the soberest convention 1
nave ever attended," Stevens said
"The delegates were aa sober-minded
a group aa you have ever seen sit
down to face a set of problems."
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Connie Mack's Champions
Have Habit of Blasting
Opposing Pitchers for
Cluster of Runs in Pinches
By Alan Gould
(Associated Fresa Spprta Editor)
NEW YORK, Sept. 38. (AP)-The
world's champion Athletics have
decided edge over the Cardinals In
offensive strength, measured, by the
power of their long range guns nd
the ability to strike swiftly in the
pinches. The Cards excel in speed
on the bases.
There are weak spots In the A's
batting order but ths dynamite is
likely to explode any time Al Sim
mons, Mickey Cochrane or Jimmy
Poxx steps Into a fast ball. The
champions have habit of blasting
opposing pitching ill over the prem
ises just when they look to be wll
under control. The Cubs as well aa
the Cardinals have had bitter exper
ience with the ability of Mack's youag
men to emerge suddenly with a
cluster of runs.
Simmons A Menace
Gabby Street regards Simmons as
the greatest meance, thereby being
In complete accord with seven Amer
ican league managers. Gabby also
recalls Cochrane 'a slugging a year ago
aa well Poxx'a home run that broke
up the crucial fifth game. This trio,
also with some timely batsmen ' as
Bishop, Haas, and Miller, comprise
the principal attacking weapons that
Grimes, Hallahan, Derringer and
other Cardinal sharpshooters must
worry about.
The Athletics, In th- season's unof
ficial averages show a club batting
mark of .287 to the Cardinals' .285.
The slugging records showed a mure
cotuplcuous difference In favor of the
A's who collected 118 home runs
against only 68 for the cards. .
Hits For Extra Bases
The last world's series told much
ths same story aa these figures The
club marks were nothing to brag
about, only .200 for the Cards and
.107 for the A's. The world champ
Ions however, made 18 of their 35
bits good for extra bases. Including
six home runs whereas the Cardinals
registered only 18 extra base drives in
their total of 38 hits,
Charley Gelbert, sensational young
shortstop, was the batting leader of
the Cards a year ago In the champ
ionship fray with 310. Sunny Jim
Bottomley, bothered by a hand lnjuiy,
hit only .045 and was a "bust." Chick
Hafey hit a mere .273. These two
sluggers have been hitting harder
than ever this year despite the less
lively ball, and are counted upon to
redeem themselves.
If Bottomley and Hafey can hold
their own with Simmons and Coch
rane or Foxx In the long-range work
when booming drives are needed, it
will be anybody's series. The differ
ence Is that the Cardinal pair were
comparatively easy for Grove and
Earnshaw last October whereas Sim
mons, Cochrane and Poxx manlfrat
ed their ability to shellack the best
pitching the Cards could offer. Sim
mons hit .374 to lead both clubs a
year ago and has Just finished win
ning his second straight American
league batting title.
Prank Prison hit poorly In the last
series but his all-around record as
a "money player" Is superlative. The
Cardinal second-sarker has pounded
his way well above the .300 mark this
season after a slow strt. Pepper Mar
tin. George Wat kin, Jimmy Wilson
and Gelbert all pack a dangerous
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