July 20, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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All classified aril ar Insert
d In both Tht Klmiintb News
nd Evening Herald, at tha
abov rat, appearing la Tbe
pw, riret.
Tim limit for classification
in th following day's papera
la :U0 P. M. Ad. deilred In
erted on tha aame day aa eub-
muted will here to run "Too
Late to Cleselfy. ' Too-Late-
lo.ciasslfy ads are put Id one
paper only at th uini rale
aa Quoted above, and classified
lor succeeding Insertions.
Loal and Pound
STRAYKD or stolen. Park brown
(etnala irr-nl biilldiiK. whtio
breast, gray around nose, three
year oia. itewera. No ques
tions asked. Itoturn Court View
Hotel. I'hono 1 H 4 9 0(63
LOST 30x5 truck lire between
Medford and Klamath Fall.
Reward (th and I'llim BtB. 012:
LOST In Klamath Foils, envel
ope conlalulna valualilo pnpcre.
deed and gorrrunii-iit patent,
belonging tn C. A. I'osvnr. Re
ward. Ileturn to Merrill, Ore
0461
3 General Notice
ETRAYR1) to Kd Flearhrr'i riincti
4 tund registered lnit-k sheen,
brand 4K. Owner mav have
ame by paying feed bill and
aa. Eu rli'sciiur. llonanta.
0439
HOMR AGAIN and ready for huei
nena. Morgnn. ritlent plnno
tuner at hnepnent a. ujoz
PAINTING, paiicrnnnglng, galno-
mtnlng. J. P. Roper. Phnne
143KW.
8104
PAINTINO. derornttng. papering
estimates on any ob, large or
email, rnone 107. J. . New
man. 8309
HEMSTITCHING, Duttona. pleat
ing, (iolden Rule store. 304
RADIO ftKIIVICU or all klnda.
Win. Loot. 1405 Lookout St
I'bon la:4J. nil
HEMSTITCH INU. BUTTONS COT'
ered. dressmaking. Mra. H
M. Allerder. 614 Walnut.
3245
Personals
MADAM MA-A If In trouble,
you need my help. Hoar the
truth. Rood or bad. Klamath
Fails Auto Park, cabin No. 9.
on south Hlxlh St. Iliu
MADAM ZARDA
Clairvoyant and pulmlat, gives
truthful advtre on all affaire
of life. Don't fall to consult
this giftod reader. 629 8. nth
0403
ll.MK. RBTA Palmist, clairvoy
ant, truthfully tella you throuKh
her Indian guide, all affalra of
Ufa, good or bad. Rending
dally. 127 8. 2nd. cor. Klam
ath. 010S
IIEADINU8 dally 621 Oak. 6e.
Transportation
Travel By Stage
11 lira, to Portland
5.9o on way $10.60 round
trip.
It Hr. to Seattle
17.90 on way. 114.00 round
Trip.
Via Rend nnd Waplnltla. Lear
K. Kalla 12:30 P. M. (iri-y-rinmtl
I'cpnt. Phone IjjaoT
6 Help Wanted, Male
ItKUAIII.K colored woman wishes
work. Cook or muld. Plume
829-W. 0300
CAPAHLK experienced woman
wlKhen work In or out of town.
621 Onk. 0361
WANTKD llnrber.
Konti. Ore.
R, Ii. Largo,
0 1112
11
Furniahed Room
NICK IIKDllOOMS i Work from
.Mil In SI. $2.00 up. 134 No.
3rd. .-0360
LARCK housekeeping room, fur
nished. 813 Pino. 0470
FOR RKNT Two sleeping rooms.
SSli Kldnrnrto. 0106
13 Furniahed Apartments
FURNISHKD npnrtmontn; clean,
cool; reasonable. Jncobs Apia.,
corner Cedar and Pine, 0088
FOR HUNT Furnished apt. 637
High. 0284
APART.MKNTS and rooma, $2.00
and up. loth and Pine. 0468
A enrd In the business direc
tory may bo a personal an
nouncement to that needed customer
14 Furniahed House
KOIt ItlCNT 4-room furnlahed
home, li.bo per ninnin, or e
montha fur $0 at 2430 Orch
ard Ave. Inquire 1441 Orchard
Wny.
IS Unfurnished Houae
3 ROOM hou. nook, bath, rsogo.
aiutlonary tun, num-ina; a
blocks from Main. 8111 Pros
poct. $10.00. See 420 Main.
04S4
17 Real Eatate For Sale
FOR BAI.K Properly la golni
up. And Hero Is your cnance
to buy Income property cheap.
l.i'M than half what It cost 3
years a no. houses on Orch
ard Ave., off the pavement for
only $3.(00, with not less Ihtn
i:,00 .00 down, balance month
ly. Act iiulrk, Inqulr 1441
Orchard Way.
17a Real Eatate Wanted
WANTKD Rtore: offer 24 feot
on Muln, 6-romn modern house,
both ri'r. Phone 66 aud esa
for lllll. 69
18 Real Eatate For Lease
TO LEASE on perrnta basis,
grocery more, end service sta
tion, at ('hamuli. Apply Charle
Lens, themult. Ore. 0364
18a
To Exchange
TO TRAIIB Two houses. St.
Frances Park, one nearly clear,
ronsldnr car or what have you.
::wi. oin
IB
Autoreactive
IF YOUR MOTOR heats ae Bulck
Garage. W guarante our Ion.
0443
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
FOR BARGAINS In nightly used
furniture and range, W pay
cash for second band goods.
Piano for aale or rent.
KLAMATH FURNITURB
EXCHANGE!
7il Main Phon 894
Your credit ta good.
044$
u vmi I .Kn.,kln. In ..11
have changed your place of
business, buy or sell farm pro
ducta or bave anything to tell
the public, th most economical
and aoreet wav of getting re
sults Is through the classified.
Phone 1 90" or writ In to lbs
Nowa-Herald.
FOR 8ALK Boy's bicycle. $6
inch frame. Also saddle and
bridle, like new. Phon 1S4U.
03:3
FOR HAt.B 1700 watt D. C,
Kholur lighting plant, 110 V,
l.ino.oo. O. 8. Avery. Dorrla,
Calif. 0367
BOATS Kali boats . complete
$196; clinker boata $90. Call
Mra. I. II. Buxton, agent Tel
ford hoata. Phone 14.M. one
L'HKI) two-oven reataurant rang.
Majestic. Klamath Furniture
Co. 721 Main. 1720
COMBINATION gaa and wood
runae. lnuulre 2126 Orchard
2Ua
Swaps
RXCIIANRR Remtnglon rifle
like new, typewriter, for light
' cnr. 630 I.vttnn. 04113
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED Men. to cut wood on
htiro Phnne SM-J, 04S7
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE Pigs, feeder and
weancra. A. E. Gale. Bonanza.
0363
22a Poultry For Sale)
BLOOD TESTED Whit Lag
horns, Barred Rocks and Red
Chirks $9100 prepared. J.
R. Mngulre, 8416 N. E. Ore
eon St. Portlnnd Ore. 8RM
23
Financial
SAVE SAVE SAVE
ON
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Lowest ratea snd esslest trma.
investigate and be convinced,
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO,
108 So. 7th. Ph. 1144
.stain License M-104
$ $ Salary Loans $ $
6 TO 30 DOLLARS ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE
No Intorost deductions, you receive
full amount applied for. 1 to I
montha time. All loans confidential
STATE LOAN Co. 808-Ore.Bk.Dld.
Ph. 768 Lie, by Stoto 8-164
Work for Necessities
YOUNO WOMAN wants job car
ing for children. 628 walnut.
0471
EXPERIENCED woman will enn
fruit on shares, Will make
iam, Jelly or pickles of any
hill. Mrs. W. J, Uhrlne. lit.
1, Box 646. 0008
WOMAN Will work In exchange
for good used furniture or
wnnt nave yonT Best refer
ences. 1703 Oregon. 0296
CAPABLE woman will do house
work for necessities. 3440
Oregon. 0409
WOMAN will do housework by
hour or day, In exchange for
groceries ana necessities. 1711
Oregon Ave. 0060
SPEND a fow oonta snd se It
yon oan sell that car you have
In the ahed that someone els
might Ilk to be driving down
the street. Classified sds pay.
Try your lock.
Klamath Business Directory
Beauty Parlor
Permanent Way fthOO.
An oil solution for $3.60 compleM
Phon 109. 11$1 Main
Doctors
Dr. O. W. Wealllnd, Naturopathic
Physician. Chronic and nervoua
dlaeasea a specialty.
Ill-Ill L O. O. F. Bldf.
Jewelers
"LET OEOROB DO IT"
George L. Mets
Ripert Watchmaker and Jeweler
REPAIRING. 137 Main St.
Hemstitching
Hemstitching and. Dressmaking
Measurements taken for Bplrella
Corsets.
Mayball Davis, 131 North 4th
Mineral Baths
Mlnoral Bath Hot Spring Net.
AMUSEMENTS
PELICAN Now playing. Bus
ter Crabb snd Francea De In
"King of th Jungles."
PINE TREE Now playing.
Ralph Morgan and Sally lllan
In "Trick for Trick."
VOX Now playing. Chic Sale
In "Dangeroua Cross Roads."
TEMCAX
King of the Jnngl
Busier Crabbe, world-ch -.
plon swimmer, chosen aa "Tha
Lion Man from among acor.a
of well known athletes tested
for th role, makes his screen
debut In "King of the Junglea,"
wild animal thrill-romance,
which la now playing at the Pell
can theatre. Dark-eyed Fran
ces Dee playa opposite him in
the principal feminine . rol.
Crabbe, member of the IT. 8.
Olympic swimming team In 1928
and 1932, holder of five world
records and 36 national chanr
plonships In anuatlc eventa la
23 yeara old and a graduate of
the University of Southern C-M
tornla. He weighs 188 pounds
and la six feet, one Inch tall.
PINE TREE
"Trick For Trick." new Fox
melodrama. In which two magi
cians try to outdo each other,
la now playing st the Pine Tree
theatre today. In their effort
to ahow each other up, they
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Second Hand Stores
Will pay highest prices for second
hand tools of all kinds, rides, sad
dles, small cook stoves.
O. K. Recond Hand Store,
821 Klamath Ave
Swimming Lessons
PAI L If. GRAVELLB
Phon 1647W. 0281
Turkish Baths
Massage, Colonic Irrigation. Reg.
latered Nurse. 127 Ho. Seventh.
Typewriters
School Trained Mecbanlo
14 Years' Experience
Adding Machine and Typewriter
Sales snd Service
68$ Main Phone 848
Upstairs Shoppe
Torgler's Dress Shoppe for new
fall silk dresses, attractive for
mate snd Donns Lee cotton
frocks. 731 Main.- Phon 682J.
I solve a murder mystery that has
named tn ponce.
Ralph Morgan, Victor Jory
and Bally Wane head th cast,
which also Includes Tom Dugan,
Lule Albernl, Ed Van Sloan,
Adrian Morrla, Wlllard Robert
son, Herbert Bunston, Dorothy
Appleby, Boothe Howard and
Clifford Jones. Hamilton Mac-
Fadden directed the production
from th play by Vivian Cosby,
Shirley Ward and Harry Wag
staff Grlbbl. Th screen play
la by Howard Green.
VOX
A rlp-snortln' railroad romance
with mor than its shar of
thundering thrills, wild rides on
run-away trslna plus a delightful
romance la "Dangeroua Croas
roads," th Columbia melodrama
which opena at the Vox Theatre
today. Chic Sale, Jackie Bearle
and Diana Sinclair appear in the
principal rolee of the production,
directed by Lambert Hillyer. It
la full of action, and from begin
ning to end containa laugh after
laugh, largely because of the
homely and likeable characteri
sation of an old engineer, pre
sented by th ever popular Chic
sal.
Little Jackie Bearle, who play
ed In "Sklppy," "Sooky," "Tom
Sawyer" and other kid pictures,
la a delight in thla one. Others
who help out in the fun and ex
citement ar Preston Foster and
Nile Welch. It Is a abow that
can be highly recommended for
tne whole family to see.
SWAN LAKE
SWAN LAKE. Mr. and Mra.
I. R. Harrison apent Saturday
and Sunday with Paul Ronett
at Klamath Falls.
L. L, Ronett la irrigating po
tatoes.
Virgil Huff of Santa Cruie,
Cal., and Roy Hutt of Midland
were transacting business in
Swan Lake.
Mrs. Langdon of Oakland, Cel.,
la visiting at th Lon Rock
ranch.
Mr. snd Mrs. P. E. Stiles
were callers st th Ronett ranch
Thursday.
Mra. Anna Booth, Mra. Clem
Icenblce, snd Mlaa Zelma 8tllea
were visitors st th Carl Stiles
horn on Thursday,
Grandpa Arnott epent the past
week with the Ronett family.
BARD
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IV The iiiriurert
q man nUo wrote
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Inbor f
lSlhrUtmnn
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owl tree.
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VERTICAL
1 C.ennn of ver.
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noun.
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Deportment.
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fold.
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National, Local Markets
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SUFFERS IN
LATE T
E
CHICAOO. July 19. tlPr Be-
rere setbacks of mor. than It
cents per huahel in wheat prlcea
took place late today, with cents
drop In corn, 2 cents In oats,
cents In rye snd 6 cents In barley.
Pit observers aald the breaks
In values were largely th result
of readjustment of accounts af
ter nine dsya of Incessant specu
lative buying by tha general pub
lic, which dlaregarded marketing
conditions and the relation of
cash grain to futures. Th mar
kets snapped under th strain oi
orer-hought conditions.
Toward the close. Immense sell
ing on orders to stop losses over
whelmed the wheat market snd
toppled prlcea wildly. The de
scent of valdes waa at the Tate of
fully s cent a bushel a minute.
Reports of big falling off In
the purchases of flour at Min
neapolis contributed to the weak
ening of grain values. Reports
also were current that Ohio mills
had stopped buying wheat, wbere-
aa until recently they bad taken
all country offerings.
Tbe extreme fall in wheat was
13 centa. This was In May
wheat, which reached s minimum
ot $1.11, compared with 11.26 to
11.25 st yesterday's finish.
Final quotations on wheat were
9Jc to 12c under yesterday's fin
ish; corn, lie to 4c down; oat.
21c to Me oft; rye, Ute to 12Jc
lower, and provisions showing set
bscks varying from 2c to 25c.
tmiCAGO GRAIX
C RICA OO. July 19, UP)
Wheat, No. 1 red. 11.11 to 11.124-
No. 1 hard, $1.11! to 11.131; No
1 yellow hard. 11.10 to 11.11;
No. 1 mixed, 81.08.
Corn, No. 1 mixed, I71e to
sztc: No. 1 yellow. Illl to (31c:
No. 1 white, 31t
Oats, No. 1 white, 43Jc to
44c; NO. S white, 42Jc to 44c,
Rye, no aale.
Barley, (Oe to 8Jc
Timothy seed, per ewL, 14.00
IO 14. J5.
Clover seed, per cwt., $8.00 to
Ili.VV,
Lsrd, $7.45.
Bellies, $8.87.
PORTLAND GRAIX
PORTLAND, July 19, (VP)
Wheat '
Open High Low Close
jui7 . . .(j ,sa
September .92J .929 .88 .S3
December .97 .97 .881 -881
lasn vtrjeat
No. 1 Big Rend bluestem
Dark hard winter, 12 .
Dark hard winter, 11-.
.88
.90
.83
.78
sort white
Western white
.78
to
Hard winter
Northern aprlng 78
Western red ,7g
Oats, No. t white, $29.00.
Corn. No. 2 yellow. $27.60, -Mlllrun
standard. $19.60.
Today's car receipts: Wheat,
186; barley, 2: flour. 1S-
oatt. 1. '
LOCOMOTIVE BLAST
KILLS THREE MEN
OMAHA. July 10, (AP)
Carelessness waa blamed today
by J, I. Aydelott, general man
ager of lines west, for an ex
plosion In a Burlington railroad
locomotive's boiler at the Union
station here last night, which
killed three men, Injured thirteen
and caused damage estimated at
$116,000.
Aydelott expressed belief the
engineer and fireman on the
Ak-sar-ben limited, crack Denver
Chicago passenger train, failed to
watch the locomotlve'a gangea
and "failed to feed water Into
the boiler, when It waa needed."
Governor Lehman
Calls Lawmakers
ALBANY, N. Y., July 10 (P)
Governor Herbert H. Lehman
issued s prn.iuiu ,n today call
ing the New York legislature In
to extraordinary aesslon next
Wednesday primarily for ..ie pur
pose of helping New York city
raise new unemployment rellof
funds.
Pittsburgh Newsies
Enter Into Strike
PITTSBURGH, Ju'y 19 OP)
Streets were littered today with
papera torn up by atrlking news
boys as police guarded the plants
ot all three Pittsburgh news
papera and held 19 persons.
New hrys s"!' on the streets
were protesting an Increase In
the price charged them for
papera from $2 to $2.26 a hun
dred. School District
Board Will Meet
Tentnttve plans for the com
ing school year will he discussed
at the regular meeting ot the
board of school district Number
1 at Fremont school tonight.
This is the second meeting
since the installation of the new
ly elected board members. Reg
ular routine business will be
transacted, and district bills al
lowed. California's name comes from
s Spanish word meaning "hot
furnace."
Rural free delivery ot mall tn
the United States datea from
1897.'
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Stock Market
Quotations
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A1.- ... aw.Ka4 In.
day under a delug of selling In
iconot laaues ana a anarp reiapsc
In I Ii mwA (nllnn mtrkati
Th recently buoyant "wet" qnl-
iiea sutierea losse or. i to 28
points st on time, snd other
rnnini declined 2 tn erotind 7.
The close waa weak. Volume at
tained large proportions after
noon. Transfers approximated
600,000 ahares.
Today's closing nrlcea:
Air Reduction
Si
7l
1281
91
60
771
381
128
90
201
Til
28
341
181
42i
361
191
291
19
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45,
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41
62
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181
531
23
30
312
93
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251
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55
241
911
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511
329.
Alaska Junean
Al. chem. Dye ,
American Can ..
American f!om1. Alcohol
American aV For. Pow.
American Smelt, ft Pow.
A. T. 4b T
American Tob. B
Anaconda Copper
Atchison T. ac 8. F. ,
Atlantic Hef.
lialtlmor Ohio .
Bendlz Aviation
Bethlehem Steel .
Borden Co
Burr. Add. Mach .
California Peck .
Canada Pacific
Case (J. I.)
Caterpillar Tractor
Chesapeake ar Ohio
Chrysler Motor
Col. O. K.
Commercial Soly.
Commonwealth So.
Continental Can
Corn Products
Curtlss Wright
Drug Inc
Dunont Tin N.
Kastman Kodak ,
Klec. Auto Lt. ,
El. Pow. r Lt.
General Food
General Motors
Olllette Raxor
Gold Dnsr
International Harvester
i. r. 4t T.
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott Con. Cop.
Kroeaer Grocery
Llbbey-O-Ford
Liggett 4b Myers B
Mqum Carb.
Lorillard Tob. Co.
Monty Ward
rtash Motor
National Risenft
National Dairy Product
National Distillers
National Pow. 4b Lt. ,
N. T. Central
North America
Packard Motor
Penney J. C.
441
37
1I
51J
521
10
4i
lOj
491
41
Penn. R. R. '
Phillips Pet.
Public Service N. J.
Pullman Co.
Radio Corp.
R. K. O.
Rem. Rand
Reynolds Tob. B
Seara Roebuck
Shell Union .
r- 10
311
. 29
37!
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31 j
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47
1251
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128
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701
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631
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Southern Pacific ,
Standard Brands ...
Standard Oil California
SlBnitanl nil V T
.Studebaker Co.
Texaa Corp.
Texas Golf Sul. .
Trans-America
Union Carb.
rnion Pacific
United Aircraft
rnited Corp.
United Ga Imp.
v. a. Indus. Alcohol
U. S. Rubber ..
U. S. Steel
vanadium
West. Elec. 4b Mfg
Vt001W':.(
Junior Chamber
Starts Contest
The ananshnt entitle. nnH.AHj
by the Junior chamber of com
merce of the sail boat Teratta
on Unner Klamath tnv c
day has been extended another
Two STndak- nrtyea hv )..
offered by the Underwood phar
macy ror tne two best pictures
taken of the events. The Kodaks
am nn ritanlov In th. AliamK.-
of commerce window. Judges
ror tne contest ar Howard
Raton. Bill Connelly snd Bob
Swensen.
There sre over 1500 foreign
language newspapers In the Unit
ed States.
LITTLE ORPHAN
IT'S VOUR
SINGIMQ THEY
LOVE, ANMIS
THE MONEY
SHOULD ALU
&E YO0R3-
OOM
THAT-
GOtKf
EVER
PIPTY
WE'RE
aid
( DOWN BY THE OLD
jl MILL STREAM,
W WHEBE 1 FIRST
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TI GENTS ON
T
PORTLAND, July 1, On Ad-
vane ot 2c In th general price
on eggs snnounced yesterday by
local Co-Opa. la now effective. The
aale ot pullets wss started st 16c.
A more careful check by state
officials aa to egg grading and
atzea Is being demsnded by the
trade. Recently there have ap
peared many altes ot egga which
have been labeled as extras, while
some were more or less of the
pullet class. Much ot the stock
being offered snd especially at
low price wa mled aa to alio,
which wss not marketable under
the state law.
Market for butter continued
atrong with open values still com
manding a premium over tbe pro
duce exchange. Value on the
latter were being held down des
pite the scarcity of offerings snd
the higher prices available for
actusl stock.
There was a slight degree of
easiness In the general potato
market altustlon for new crop
Local offerlnge were liberally In
creased and Central Washington
stock was not finding favor.
Prices were lower sll sround.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, July 19. (yP) (U.
S. D. A.) Hogs, 25,000; market
slow, 10a to 15c lower. 200 to
290 lbs., $4.70 to $4.80; top
$4.85.
Cattle, 11.000; calves, 1,000;
market for fed steers and year
lings steady. Bulk, $6.75 to
$7.35. Light steers and yearlings
slow; best long yearlings. $7.25.
Heifer yearlings, $6.00. She stock
under pressure. Vealers uneven
ly 25c to 75c higher at $5.00 to
$6.00; beat, $6.60. Heifers. $5.25
to $6.25. Cows, $3.26 to $4.50.
Sheep. 10.000; market gener
ally steady, saklng atrong to 25c
nigher. Lambs. $0 los. down.
86.76 to $8.36: common snd me
dium, $4.00 to $7.00. Ewes, $1.25
to II. IM.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, July 19. UPS
Butter, prints, extras. 28c; stand
ards, 26c.
Butterfat: Portland delivery
A grade, 24c25c lb; Farmers'
door delivery, 22c-23o lb.; sweet
cream ac nigner.
Eggs: Pacific poultry produc
ers selling price: oversize, 24c
extras. 22c; mixed colors, 20c
mediums, 20c per doxen. Buylog
price by wholesalers: Fresh cur
rent receipts 56 lbs- and up,
14c-15c dozen.
Cheese: 92 score Oregon trip
lets, lZlc; lost 131o lb.; brokers
will pay lo below quotations.
Milk: Contract price, 4 pet.,
Portland delivery, $1.70 cwt.; B
grade cream, 371c lb.
Country meats: Selling price to
retailers: Country-killed hogs,
best butchers, nnder 150 lbs
7c-71c; vealers, 70 to 100 lbs.,
8c-81c; spring lambs, llc-llc;
yearlings, 4c-6c; heavy ewes,
2c-3c; medium cows, 6c lb.; csn
ner cows, 21c-3e; bulls, 41c-6c
lb.
Mohair: Buying price: 1(33
clip. 15c lb.
Casrara Bark: Baying price:
1933 peel, So lb.
Hops: Nominal. 1933, (7c lb.
Live Poultry: Portland deliv
ery; buying prices, heavy hens,
colored. 41-5 lbs, 10c; do 51 lbs.,
np, 10c: hens over 8) lbs., 8c;
under 31 lbs., 8c lb.; broilers
11 lbs., lie; colored springs. 2
lbs., 13c; rossters, over 31 lbs.,
14c; roosters, 6o lb.; ducks, po
kins, broilers, 12c-13c lb.; old
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Onions: Belling pries to retail
rs: Oregon, $1,16-11.86 cental.
New onions: California Bermu
da, $1.36 60-lb crate; new red.
$1.36 cental.
Poutoes: Local, $3; Deschutes
Gems, $2.85 cental; do bakers,
$3; Yskima Gems. $2.76.
New potatoes: Local whit snd
red, $2.00 per cental; Califor
nia whits, $3.26-$3.36 eentsl.
Strawberries: New Oregon,
$1.60 per crate.
Wool: 1933 clip, nominal:
Willamette valley, 23e-25o !n.
eastern Oregon, lo-21e lb.;
Southern Idaho, 16o-20 lb.
Hay: Buying prlc from prods
cer: Alfalfa, No. 1. new crop,
$1-$18; Clover, No. 2, $14; Wil
lamette Valley timothy, ( );
Eaatern Oregon Timothy, fit;
oats and vetch, $1( ton.
BO. SAN FRANCISCO, July
10 (U.R) Hoga: 700, direct 100.
Around lOe higher, throe losds
180-200 lb. California $8.00;
few 190 lb. $5.90; package 133
lb. $5.65; odd head 230 lb.
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Cattle: 300. direct 30. Steady',
20 head local-fed 860 lb. year
lings $0.25, now top; two cars
vu-yav id. tauiornias se.so-
K FLO load en mnn 14 11. -1
stock ateady, few good 1000 lb.
uuwa i.b, xew cutters fa.ou;
old bulls, $3.25-3.75.
Calves: None. Good vealers
quoted $6.00, heavy calves $6.00.
oneep; J.zuu, airect 1,600.
CinaA tn ehnln- limh, nnrf- te
lha. Ann-Ait tg ILIL7 AA.
shorn 83 lb. medium yesrllngs
aeca st in. agea wethers
$3.60.
Portland
Livestock
POHTT.AKTV Jnlv la im
Cattle 63; market about steady.
Steers, good, medium, $5.00 to
f 5 7S- enmmnn t.1 9e tn te AA.
heifers, common snd medium.
'..is to $4.50; cows, good, com
mon snd medium, $3.76 to $4.00;
bulls, good, $3.30 to $3.60; cut
ters and medium, $3.25 to $3.25;
V eater. rnnA ta AA II ft.
common and medium, $3.00 to
te.uu; caives, good, $6.50 to
$6.00; common, $2.50 to $5.00.
Hogs, 463; market ateady.
Good, 140 to 200 lbs., $5.00 to
$5.60; 200 to 260 lbs. $4.85 to
$5.40; over 250 lbs. $4.25 to
$5.15; sows, good, $3.75 to $4.76;
medium, $3.75 to $4.35: pigs,
good, $4.26 to $5.00.
Sheep, none; market weak.
Lambs, good snd choice. $0.00
$6.35; common and medium,
$5.00 to $5.05; wethers. $2.00 to
$4.00; we. $1.00 to $2.26.
Stock Averages
(Copyright 19JI, standard Statis
tic Company)
s ie is
Indra RR's Tit's Total
Wednesday - tS.t 64.9 101.4 t.l
Pr.y. day 10J.1 (4.1 1U.S I4.S
Week ago 8S.7 45 4 111.1 94.S
Tear ag-o JS.l 15 1 67.1 I7.J
I years ago 147.7 114.7 !(. 171.S
High, 1931 1011 61.0 11 J.I (l.t
Low, 1SSS IM IJ.S 1.S 41.
Hlvh o a a n .
Low, 1111 15.1 11.1 ills St..
Bond Averages !
(Copyright lilt, standard Statis
tics Company)
10 to 10 4
Indl's RR's TJt's Total
Wednesday 77.1 4.l 'IM I3.(
Prey, day 74.9 14.1 11.4 II.S
Week ago 75.4 12.1 17.0 ll.S
Year ago 65.1 54.1 74.1 41.4
3 years ago 5.l 107.1 100.1 100 t
High, 1931 77.1 14.1 11.5 ll.l
Low, 1931 SS.I S7. 74.1 ll.S
High, 1I3S 71.1 71.0 ll.l 71.1
Low. 1931 51.1 47.4 70.1 !.
New lilt high.
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with a diameter ot only one-thir-ty-thousandths
ot an inch.
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