PAGE TEN
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
IVocmbcr 11, 1 Oflt
RATE CHANGES
ON POTATOES
BRING PROTEST
Rrfliirpd rate, on potatoes from
Idaho point to declination in
(enlral (aliform in rrartihl
aint Klamath potato Toer.
( duniy Aent ('. A. Ileiidemon de
clares. Ili'ndercoli (.lute that potato'
grown In Tule l.ake, not graded
ai'iiirdlng to I'liiK'd States spwl
ricattona and unlabeled, are alo
belli hlpped to the Central Cal
lloinla .marKeta. and are detri
mental to the quality ot the Klam
ath potatoes graded according to
f. s. Standards and labeled.
On November to an Interstate
eummerc commlsalon ruling iv.
tn at the request of Idaho potato
growers, lowered Idaho to Central
California rate 7 4 rents a hnn
dred, leaving Klamath grower
only 'j cents differential over
Idaho potato.
The rounty agent hum that in
view of the, more favorable loca
tion of Klamath rounty to the
populous market center ot Cen
tral California, the rate ia work
In directly against Klamath
irowera, and Is unfair since the
Idaho markets are nearly twice
the distance from the market as
Klamath ia.
The I. C. C. ordered the Union
Pacific and Wectera Pacific rail
roads to adopt the new schedules
en Idaho potatoes. District
Freight and raaeenger' Agent L.
1 Graham states that the new
schedule at ' decided Iv low and
unfair." He a Late that the rail
road companies affected opposed
the petition of the Idaho growers
for two year before the commls
mo. The freight rata committee of
the Klamath Potato Growers' as
aociatioa has protested to the rail
road companies, and plan to pe
tition the Interstate commerce
commission for relief from the
condition caused ay the recent
ruling, which Is termed inequita
ble to Klamath irowera and ship
pers. Klamath now ha a 1 cent
rate to San Francisco, while the
rata from Twin Fall. Idaho, has
been dropped from 63 cent to
lli rents.
1Mb Idaho rata ia not increas
ed In comparison with the dis
tance to market. County Agent C.
A. Henderson declares Klamath
shippers and (rower will ask
rate to Eastern markets, and also
Coast market, comparable to the
rate given Idaho growers to Cen
tral California points. In compen
sation for the handicap placed
upon the Klamath . grower by
the recent order of to I. C. C.
Henderson say that so far this
seasoa the shipment of Klamath
potatoes hare been about one
half what they were a year ago.
Since November 2oth. when the
new Idaho rates went Into effect,
shipments hare been less than
half ttio?e of year ago to the
Central Clifornia markets. Hen
derson states.
I.. L. Graham attribute a part
ot the loss in sales and shipments
to the economic condition, and
decrease in consumption due to
the lose in buying power. -
Potatogram
Federal-Mate Poutnnrara Releas
ed from County Agent's
Office, Dec. 11, 1K8I
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
! NO I H1VI.K IN Ktil.S.
I't.HTI.ANIl. Dec. II. (J'l
i Market f jr es without
price change locally fur the 1h
Itul there coiitlnuca more or ltn
of a weak undertone In the!
trade generally. Some price
shading Is rellected.
Local make of butter Is hold- j
lug p well and ia better thai
seasonable according to the lat
est survey. Price were uri-1
changed for cube during the,
day hut prtnta ho varied quo
tation. Kutterlat la stationary, j
Stock Averages
Coprliihi, 15.11,
Mlaiiilnrd Statistics t o.
Ml Intl. ill lilt :tl I ts
tll'l-KKINf. XOKMAI.
I'OliTLAM). Dec. 11 Nor
mal offerings of vrcetanle were
shown today on the Kast Side
farmers' wholesale market. Cab
bage ot quality held fairly well
at !ti- to $1 per crate, but con
siderable ott-grade sold tor Irs.
ttlHYI.AVO l.IVKSTOCK
PORTLAND. Dec. 11. i4
Cattle, 3u : calves. IS: market
weak. Steer. stHMUnl) pound,
good, &."S-.!i, medium 4.50
4. "5, common, J.Ui-.Si: 90i
UOu pound good. $.75-. So.
medium 4. 50-5. 75. common S.vu
4 5c: 1100-1300 Ilia, good 6 t0
t.ti. medium S. 50-4 50. Heifers
650-810 lbs. good l.-.0.- med
ium 4.00-5.00. common 3.75
4.00. Cows good 4.1NM.S0. com
mon aud medium 2. 75-4. 00. low
cutter and cutter 1.00-2.75. Bulla
(vearling excluded) rood and
choice tbeef) J 00-2. 60, cutter
common and medium 2.00-2.00
Vealer milk fed good and choice
7.00-7.60, medium 5.50-1.00, cull
and common 3,50-5.60. Calves
260-SOu lbs. good and choice
6.60-7.00. common and medium
J. 50-5. 50.
Hogs: Receipts 100: strong.
Light lights 140-U0 lbs. good
and choice 4 60-5.10. Light
weight U0-U0 lb, good and
choice, 4 65-5.10. 180-200 lb,
good ad choice 4 85-6.10: med
ium weight 200-220 lb, good
and choice 4 50-5.10. 220-250
lb, good and choice 4 36-5.00:
heavyweights 250-2S0 lbs. good
and choice 4.35-5.00. 290-250 lbs.
good and cholea 4.00-4.25. Pack
ing sow 275-500 lb, medium
and good 2.50-4.50. Feedera
itockers 70-120 lbs. 'good and
choice 2.75-4.26.
Sheep and lambs 800: steady.
Lamb 90 'pound down, good
to choice, 14.50 to 15.00: me
dium. I3.50l7 4.00; all weight,
common. 12. 50472.50. Yearling
w-ether. 90-110 lb., medium to
choice. 12.00-4.00. Ewea. 120 lbs.
medium to choice. $1.75-2.00;
120-150 lbs., medium to choice,
11.50-1.75: all weight, ctill to
common. $1 00-1.50.
t'HICAiiO. Dec. II. l,Vi In
fluenced iirKe by bullish re
port aa to the I'nlted States
sinter wheal crop, grain prices
tended atrongly upward late to
day, despite New Voik Block
market weAkl.ess. Houtca with
eastern coiiuecllon were on the
buying lrt" in the wheat pit.
I'nlteil Stales tard winter wheat
was reported as about In line
with export offers on new Ar.
venilne grain. Oversea buying
ot Canadian wheat at Vancouver
(teeing the la-t few days was
estimated at 3,ino.l"o buhels.
Wheat cl u,ed firm, T- up.
and provisions 2 to 12 reuta
dow tl.
CHICAGO t.KAIV
C H I C A ti O. Ik. 11, l.sVl--Wheat.
No 2 red. 55 Sc: No. 2
hard. 64c.
Timothy seed. Mil 4.25.
Clover aeed, $ 1 4 to 1ft.
; Today
Kiev, day ..
: Week ago .
;.Momh ago
! Year ago ....
2 'yra. ago ..
4 yra. ago
jlligh l5l.,
Low 19.11
High l.lg .
Low 19:10
High l:2
Low I !..
New
ill
6 1
. !) 4
. Sj .
122 1
l2.7
.107.4
110 2
HI
202.4
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52
s.
US.
ioj.
100.
25.
Ill
Ml
17.
117.
urn
1014
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201.
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1411. 5
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15 2
:ll low.
; HUSTON. Dec, , (,l-. The
, Commercial lliilleiln will to
j morrow :
"The usual llnoiuber dullness
i has descended iinon Die. wool mur.
. kel, although nut to the extent !
which (reuucuiic' happena In a
dull period: III fact, some of the
leading tun era testify (he mar-'
ket resisting buyers' atrempta
to huv w-ool with more than usual
tenacity.
"The manufacturing pnltlnn Is
somewhat unsettled for (he mo.
incut, hut It I conflllelilly ehlec.
ei Ihela will be a relvul In In
terest tit goods for the UalitweUlit
season alter the I inn of thu year.
'Some dculeis are disposed o
hold their Itieilliini wools, espe.
clally iiiartei'.iooilM a lilt strong
er. esp.M lully aa they suffer least
front possilile lorctgn I'oinpelltloll.
"1'be foreign ttiarketa have
been a lilt on III' easy side of this
Week. London ' lo-ea December 17
'.Mohalr 'outluites slow anil
hardly changed."
Iho lliillcllu will publish the
foll'iiMtig guotatlons:
Htoureii bails: Oregon - Kl lie
and r M staple, il(5iie; fine
a ml y. M. Ft. I'oiulilng. MMI .VI. ;
1'lnn ami K, M. clothing. US lie;
Valley No. I, till 47c.
Muliuli : liregoti, Soil lie
Doinealle graded first i iilllWlU,
:i;tiJ.'.c; gm.d eardliig, mil Sic.
V. S., Canada Take
Up Full Decline In
Red Grain Exports
OTTAWA, Out , Dec. 1 1. (,l'i
Tito full ainiuiil of the Me
rlin In Russian wheal ship
meuta flaa been taken up by
Canada aud the lulled Niatei,
Ilia department of liaile mil
cutiiiiierce slated today.
For the four weeks ending
Hiiy. 21. MiiHslan slilpiueiils tu
laleil lilllv 0 Si.H.I Inl-ll. is
iDitipareil In M.i:".inii hiiliel
hie the same period of lilt".
I Mil In ( the week eitillllt N'K
SK, lbs department slaies. Nmlli
Auierii 1 e iliuui'iils aiuouiiliil n
sli per ceul nl lha Into!
h in 1,1 . iiniienls.
Willie l'n do angels I'"1
pockei. In Ihelr wings
IMP No. aertnlnlv tll'v du mil.
Willie Then wheie will I put
in v hanky?
DKCFMIIKR WIIKAT l l
PORTLAND. Dec. 11. (41
Ie.-ember wheat closed at the
high mark, a rise of c. aa did
May. with a gain of Sc per bush
el on the Portland futurea mar
ket riurin gthe day. Total sales
for Friday were 3000 bushels.
On the Portland Merchama ex
change all cash wheat advanced
lc per huahel.
I V SSl ,i
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POHTLAM) WIIKAT
IHIKTLAXD. Dee. U.
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Dec 5a1 .59 .5SV, .IS
May . .59 S .40 .it .40
Cash wheat: Big Bend blue,
atem. 72Sic: soft white, western
white, hard winter, northern
spring and western red. SSWc.
Oats. No. 2 white. (24.50.
Today' rar receipts: Wheat,
42: flour. 1.1; corn. 7: oats. 3:
bay, 1.
Onleman Here Tom C. Orde
man of the Tom C. Ordeman
company. insurance adjusters
with headquarters in Portland
and Klamath Falls, t in Klam
ath Falls on business and con
ferring with Glenn C.ilbert, lo
cal manager.
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pile heavy; demand moderate,
market ateady: closing price
Tburday. opening price Friday:
Idaho Netted Gem, tacked per
ewt.. I. S. No. 1. mostly around
11.25; few higher; large high as
$135.
Shipping: Point Mart Thursday
Yakima and nearby points
Very light wire inquiry, demand
slow, market dull: carloads t. o.
b. cash track Netted Gems, sack
ed per ton. U. S. No. 1 mostly
around fit. 00. few higher.
Idaho Falls: Offerings light,
demand and trading light, market
wek: carloads f. o. b. cash track.
Netted Gem, t". S. No. 1. sacked
per cwt., few sales. S to 70c.
Old Staff
' Brown Why do yon keep go
ing to the doctor? He aid it was
no longer nec.ry?
Jeasnp I'm reading a contin
ued story in one ot bis waiting
room magarines.
: a.'- i i iii .mi
ii - n
Shipments Reported Thursday j
United Sis ton total 652: Ore
gon 20; Washington 22; Idaho
112; Maine 166.
Terminal Mart Reported Friday
Chicago: Carloads received j
Idaho 48; others 23; cars on .
track. Including broken 195; sup
pile moderate; demand moder- !
ate: Netted Gem market dull;
market ateady on other stork; '
truck aalee carlots outweight i
Idaho Netted Gems, sacked per '
t, V. S. No. 1 21.45 to 91.55,
few 11.60; few low as 11.40.
San Francisco: Carloads receiv- i
d California 2; boat receipt!
equivalent to California 5 cars, '
Washington 1 ear; car on track, I
unbroken 2: cars on track,
broken (; Northwestern atork
dock holdings equivalent to 35
cars; aupplies moderate: demand '
alow, market dull; very few i
ale Washington Netted Gems, ,
sacked per cwt., V. S. No. 1 $1.15 '
to 1.30; Oregon Klamath $1.20 1
to 11.25; Deschutea 91.25 to,
51.10; Idaho no sales.
Lea Angeles: Carloads receiv- '
ad California 11; Idaho 19; j
cars diverted 4; car on track,
unbroken 72; car on track, I
broken 64; estimated truck re-i
ceipta equivalent to 1 car; tup- '
You Can Be
Purse-Proud
when jruu carry one of out
hand-tooled leathrr hags.
The kind of a bag you'vt
always wanted but felt you
couldn't afford. Former price
range. $4.00 to $25.00. Now
red need to 12 67 to $14.50.
We bought the but looking
purses we could find and
you can too at the
Pelican Drug Co.
712 Main Phone 923
Farmers Market
524 Main St Palace Market Bldg.
Home Products at a Saving
Squash I Coffee
Break o' Morn, roasted
and packed exclunively
for Farmers A r
toe
Hubbard, Sweet Po
tato or Banana, 11
per lb.
Cabbage
Nice, lai'tce nolid O
heads, per lb awC
Kraut
Home made, C
per qt uC
Chickens
Market, 2 lbs
Walnuts
Large size, soft fjff
6UW
shell, per lb..
Almond and
Brazil Nuts
2 ib 45 c
Sugar
Pure Cane ;
10 lbs 55 c
100 ib, $5.oo
"Piggly Wiggly Leads the Way to Greater Savings"
With Quality Food Priced Low And All Plainly Marked.
"HELP YOURSELF TO SAVINGS"
SATURDAY, 12TH FEATURES MONDAY, 14TH
Pure Cane Breakfast Bell
SUGAR- S lbs. 37c JEZZZJ
Salmon for 29c sib.
Ala.ka Fancy Pink pajj fcaJaVj
av pgf Save At Thia Price
Spaghetti 3cans2C Waldorf
Van Camp' Ready ToSrrve Toilet TlSSUP
"Piggly Wiggly Special Coffee" .
1 Lb. Pkg. "FREE" SZ rolls 2lC
with pw-h pound imt kaKe
CANDY CANE pep Br.nd
" Z ! Z '. ITT" Hot Sauce
Tea Garden Syrup, quart jug...: jjy
EULK H'DATES 2 lbs. 23c 5cans241c
Carnation Milk -Mt- $2.89
NUCOA
2 ibs. 33c
CANDY
riain inK, lirokrn mix
lur Hugar Candy
nude frch daUy
In Klamath Fa 11 for
riBRl) Wiggly
2, ibs. E9C
'NAVEL ORANGES'
Nw I 'mH Swi'rr and JaUy
2 DOZ. Vt C.e CASE
25c
95c $179
.The Lowest Orange Price Klamath Fall
Ha Ever Known.
corn 4cans45c
Wyomintf BrandNo. 2 Tin
3 cans 25c
OH monO
Pineapple
Tidlifts r rrulicd
Piggly Wiggly Cream Pail Coffee, 10 lb. Pail
$2.29
Piggly Wiggly Hard Wheat Flour
Baking atlftfactlnn guaranteed or full nurrha' price refunded
49 lb. Sack $1.05; Barrel $3.98
Mixed Nuts
All
New
Crop
lb. s 9
Large White Beans 5 lbs- 23c
Baby Lima Beans, 3 lbs 25c
Saturday Meat Department Features
Pure Vegetable Ian, Hugar rnrml
Shortening Sliced
3 lbs. 25C Bacon 3c
12 Quart
Galvanized
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