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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22

her place with the company. NegOtia
tons are now under way with number
of prominent actors and actresses to
come to this city as members of the
new company.
Pyper's Previous Venture.
Mr.. Piper is not new in the theatrical
game He was the originator of the
plan to build the Grand theatre in this
city and sank several thousand dollars
in that venture. He was, more than
any other man, responsible for the
bringing to this city what is said to
have been the best stock company that
ever played here, the company which
opened the Grand with such people as
Blanche Bates, Jennie Remark, How
ard Kyle, T. Daniel Frawley, Harry
COTson Clark. Harry BlakemOre and
others. After Mr.. Piper left the Grand
he took charge Of the Lyceum, where
he installed another high-class stock
company that for months played to ca
pacity business. The Lyceum was
closed simply because the lease was up
and the owners OF the building wished
to use it for other purposes.
After the Lyceum closed Mr.. Piper
went east, and later west. where he en-
gagged in the theatrical business. To
him is due the credit Of the revival of
"COriantOn" which has been playing at
the Colonial for the last two weeks. In
speaking of the new venture, Mr.. Piper
said:
It believe that the people of this city
viii support a first-class stock COM
pany in high-class plays. 1t will be our
aim to have not only a company Of
artists. but TO give the best of plays at
all times. As to the erection Of a per
manent home for the stock company, I
do not care to say much at the present
time. The matter is now in the hands
Of some of the business men of the
state, and until they give their final an
sWer I do not care to say who they are.
/ will say one thing, however, that
whether or not a new theatre is built
Salt Lake viii have a new stock COM
pany of the best that can be secured
IN the country within the next month. -
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.POSThASTERS END SESSION
More Latitude Is Desired in Making
Selections Of Clerks and
Carriers.
Carriers.

Toledo, o., Aug. 21.-Great latitude
to the postmasters, in making selec-
lions from the eligible list for clerks
and carriers, was urged by several
members in debate at the closing SEES
sion of the convention of the National
Association Of First Glass Postmast ers
today.
Resolutions adopted recommend an
increase Of salaries Of supervisory Of
fices and assistant pOstmasters; a sys-
tenn of retirement for superannuated
employees; greater discretion to the
postmasters in the selection of rural
carriers and the deduction of a nomf-
nal sum from the salaries of postmas-
ters and employees to create a bonding
fund. out Of which to pay losses for
which they are liable under their pres
ent bonds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22
OFFERS TO BUILD
AERIAL BATTLESHIP

Washington, Aug. 2L-Acting Secre-
tary Winthrop of the navy today in
formed a New York correspondent,
who offered to build an aerial battle
ship for the government, that congress
had not made provision for such pur-
pose.
The offer came from Henry T. Jones.
New York City. He agreed to furnish
an airship of the Z-2pelin type. $50 feet
long, capable of carrying twenty per-
sons and enough ammunition, several
tons, to destroy a fleet of warships
The writer also promised to furnish
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AMERICAN FORK.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
American Fork, Aug. 21-Miss Hesel
Menary of SpringVille has been spending
the last week in American Fork, the
guest of Mrs. j. Watt StOrrs.
Leonard Adams is able to be around
again after a serious attack Of appended
tbs. 1t was thought for a time that he
would have to undergo an operation, but
with careful nursing he has so far recOv-
cred that he is able to be out
DR.. NOyes left yesterday for a two or
three days vacation in American Fork
canyon. While there he will inspect sew
eral Of the mining properties ne is inter
ested in.
Nephi Straw of Springville a member
Of the railroad contracting firm Of Bax-
ter, Straw & StOrrs. was in American
Fork yesterday on business.
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FOUR JAPANESE GET
TEN MONTHS SENTENCE

Honolulu, Aug. 21.-Ten months i'm
prisOnment and a fine Of $500 each was
the sentence imposed today by Judge
J. 7. DeBOlt on President Maxine of
the japanese Higher Wage association.
Editor Sega of the Nippu Jill. the Ian
anese newspaper supporting the strike
Of the Japanese plantation laborers.
and NegOrO and Tashe ka, assistant edf-
tors on that paper. The four JAPANESE
were found guilty Aug. IS of criminal
conspiracy in connection with the
strike. The limit under the law is a
years imprisonment ana $400 fine.
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PASTOR MARRIES COUPLE
WHILE IN HOSPITAL

Glendive, Mont, Aug. 21.-Samuel B.
Gilbert and Miss Effa Hewitt were mar
ried today in Grace hospital under I'M
usual circumstances. Miss Hewftt's
pastor, the Rev. T. s. Leland. was very
i'll and pronounced the words while w
ing PROSTATE, being unable to raise
his head from his pillow
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FUNERAL o. MRS. cuLLoM.

Springfield, Ill, Aug. 21.-The fu-
neral services for Mrs. Shelby NJ. Cul-
lon, wife of the senior senator fros,
were held in the presence of .
great throng today in the PRESBYTERIAN
church. Federal and state officials and
many other prominent persons were in
attendance.
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S5,0OO,0O0 PROVIDED
FOR NEW RAILROAD

Victoria, B. C., Aug. 21.-Construction
of a railroad from Victoria to RarI.-
ley Sound, on the west coast of Van
couver- Island, is to begin soon. En-
glish capitalists having provided az =
100000 to build the road ~
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WOMAN AND DAUGHTER
CHARGED WITH THEFTS

Des Moines, Ia. Aug. 21.-Mrs. Nellie
Reynolds, stylishly gowned woman,
who says she is a Spanish actress and
that she came to Des MOines from KAN
sas City. was arrested with her daugh-
ter, Marie, aged II, here today, charged
with bold thefts in fashionable homes
yesterday of diamonds worth $500
The police say the woman has worked
Kansas City. Dallas and Galveston. She
gives her home as San Francisco.
Bathing at saltair-nothing finer.
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a bond of $5O,OOO guaranteeing fulfil
ment of contract.
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Ha!Eia!H ..H.,

That's the way to feel-RVERY ONE
does that takes a CASCARET night
BEFORE, when he looks at the fellow
who didn't. For OVER-EATING and
DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you
out as = CASCARET, naturaIIy-easily,
without that upset sick feeling. Don t
neelect-at bed time P. NJ. or 4 A. NJ.
no difference-you' II need it.
- sss
CAScARETS Ioc a box for a weeks
treatment, all druggists Biggest seller
in the weird. Million boxes mouth.
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Al QUALITY
yellow Label.)

the white label These goods sale at the prices quoted
above and those who buy plated take notice. the CrCum-
stances which make this sale possible will probably again.
to close out piece OF Rogers plated
have stock, and to do this have quoted actual
faCurers and buyers will take the trouble compare
with those quoted by hardware and department stores and all
other Jewelers. the significance of this sale will be apparent
the buyer.
We caution the shopper however not to confuse the brand
offer this sale with any other Roger brands showing
the highest grade Roger Bros 847 and costs and
longer than any other Wew however quote prices nCOm
petition any brand made in America.
We offer six complete designs Vesa BERKSHIRE" eco
lumba "AvOn Vintage and "She, and must be apparent
that only the early buyers will be able get complete sets to match
high class pa 847 the time when Roger Bros first began
eerOpIng Many brothers
bed the silver plated business under Rogers" brands
be the
duCed "f847
sold d S genuine
fide saving i the face
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1S47 Roger Bros. Silver-P Plated Ware
A reorganization of our

A reorganization of our
entire plated sIlVerWare
department makes it nee
eSsary for us to close out
over 300 dozen tea, table
and dessert spoons, din
ner and dessert forks and
dinner and dessert knives,
in six of the Rogers t847
best patterns, in two quail
tiles of plate Al, the yel-
low label, and triple plate,
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Sold throughout the world. Depots: London. q.
ChaTterh0use So; Paris TO- Rue de ia ChaUssee
d'Antin: Australia, r. Towns & Co.. sydney; India,
b X. Paul. Calcutta: China. Hong Kong DRUG Co;
Lid, Cape Town, etc.i U.S-A-, Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp, Sole Props. 135 Columbus Ave. Boston.
us-POst-free, 22-paze book. giving description,
treatment and cure OF affections Of the skin and hair
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
STOCK MARKET

There were lively doings on both stock ex
changes yesterday In local securities sales
of bonds were Sl27 600 the largest for some
time, and the leading features were decline
In Peoples Water 5s to $76.50 and decline
in Los Angeles gas and electric IS to $1O03 =,
sales of the latter amounting to SOL, 600. In
stocks, Spring Valley water rose from 5000 TO
S36 l2Is and telephone common from $57 to
$62, while the preferred also higher at
500. 20. from sos on Saturday. Altogether 1t
was the liveliest day in local stocks for some
TIM. Giant powder ex dividend OF 5oc .
In the unlisted department, PACIFIC gas ana
electric common had sales at $3.50 and tne
preferred quoted at S90@91 People s
water common had sales at $5@5.1215.
There was a sharp rally in the Comstocks,
which advanced the whole list smartly with
largely increased trading. In the southern
Nevadas Daisy was very active. but not mate
rally changed Combination Fraction was
lower. closing at 7sc against sec on Saturday.
while Godfeld Consolidated was higher at
$675, against s6.40 The other southern Nevadas
were quiet and featureess.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05

REFINEa SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar TO Pacific coast jcbbers and
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other cr.,,.


Wheat-The worlds shipments last wool
were as follows, In quarters: Russian. 500 600:
Danu6ian: $4,000: Argentine. missing; Indian
chicago was several fractions lower. SNOW
the statistician gave the winter wheat cron q +
~ .O00. GEO bushels and the spring wheat crop
at 29S 600 bushels
Some changes in the local afota tiops for 90 sb
wheat will be noted. The market rules oniet
There were liberal arrivals from the north YES.
terday.
CASH WHEAT
New crop-California club. S1.65M1 70: So
nora 81 f0d1 TO-; white Australian s190d2.
Sian red 81 coal ST. turkey e - red 81 72f5 hs
.TIh; bluestem, 81 sO6I s21a per ctl. y
FUTURES
1890 a. IN. Session
p. M Session
No quotations
Barley-The week opened with the marker
not materially changed.
CASH BARLEY
mon TO fair. $1.30@l 321Z per cti.; brewing
slSsls q 40; shipping. sl.4oa1.421a chevalier.
FUTURES
May-s1 44A bid. s1.44ia asked.
December pgsp sss 81 Hisa s5s 81 I9g ss oSse s
bss.-s5 Ssy-s1. az sss bid
oats-rbe liberal offerings we're increased
yesterday by good sized lines from the north
The market Is weak aud dull. with lower prices
for white and gray.
Reds for feed, $1.6oG1.70 for good TO choice
81 9O@2 10: black. 81. 1902. 10 asked; gray.
nominal at s. 80; white. 81 .5591 so; Texas red
Corn--SmaH round yellow. s1.T0@l.75; white
81 I5dl so; large yellow. 81: I5; western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track. 81 6s
Western states 81 so per ell: Cali
fornia is selling in small lots at 81 -s0@1 IS.
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Generni NIerchandise

Bags-Graln bags. 53a6s54c. San Quentin
nags. O@c; wool bags, S2c for 3 y ID and 3Jc for
ID; fleece twine, Sc per lb.
Coal-Besver Hill. 81; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, SIG per ton; Wellington. 50; New Welling
ton. 50: Coos bay; 81; Australian house-Rieh;
Richmond $s; Cumberland. SIS in bulk aud
$l6.J0 in sacks; Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke.
SIC per ton in bulk and SIT in sacks. Rocky
lnountain coal. SS.65 per short ton.
OiIs-Quotations are for barrels: Linseed. G9c
per gallon for boiled and 67c for raw: cases. &c
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. Tic: Baker )
"A. $l.13@l-15; China nut. cases. 70dS0c per
gallon; cocoanut oil. In barrels. 6596S1se To-
xxx. 6215 G166c for No I and 609631ac for
No. 2 according to quantity; extra bleached
ole; natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
lard oil, 95496c; pure neatsfoot oil. 75c; Ne l
neatsfoot oil, 60c herring oil. 40c; salmoa OIL
25c: boiled ash oil, 35c; paint OIL DOC
Coal OIL Gasoline ete.--Water white. iron
barrels or drums, Zoe; $50 deg pill iron barrels
or drums II ZEE; special do. 1z: pearl oil. in
esses lie; astral. lie; star. lie; extra star 20e
gasoline. in bulk. 15e, in cases. pc: No. I en-
CINE distillate. in drums. Sc: No 2 do 7e;
cases. &c more SO deg gasoline IN bulk. Soc in
cases. 81 Hc: yarnish makers and painters
naphtha, In bulk. l1e in cases lSsc-
Turpentine-S3c per gallon Ia cases and sc IN
bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Rosip (per Dbl of $50 ibsl-E $3.50. r.
$6.G5; c. $6.T0. II. So: T. S7.05; WV. S1O.4O
Red and White Lead-Red. So s99c: white.
SGSze per h.
the independent prrdueers has excited a hrIsk
demand among eastern buyers who are Derchas-
REFINEa SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar TO Pacific coast jcbbers and
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Hav and Feed@tu1.

Receipts of hay were 500 TONS including 40
cars. The situation remains unchanged fancy
grades being firm and the medium and lower
grades weak.
4 liberal line of bran came in from the north.
Bran-$29@30 per ton for white and $2S. 50@
% for red.
Middlings-S36. 50@37. so per ton.
Shorts-$31. .506l33 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, $29630: rolled oats
for feed, $3I@3S; mixed feed. $2SG32 for aver
age lots. oileake meal, In 20 ton lots $50 so in
10 ton lots $40. in . ton lots $1,000, small lots
Sal; eocoanut cake or meal at mills SO In 20
and 10 aud $3.50 in ton lots: jobbing. S26
corn meal, $3S@39: cracked corn, 5000: al
falfa meal and mealfslfa, jobbing lots S24 car
load lots $23 per ton; red star alfalfa meal, S22
for carload and S23 for jobbing lots
Hay-Fancy wheat Is quotable at $50 and
fancy oat at S17. The bulk of the hay now com
and cat. $14@l6; tame oar, S13@i5: voIun-
teer wild oat, S10@12; barley. SI0@I2; alfalfa
$9412; stock hay $T610 per ton
Straw-5O670c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Oct 4.-Hutton's wire says:
''The cotton market displayed feverish condi-
tion all day. Opening unchanged 70 points
higher. IL quickly advanced to around 1876 for
March and May.
'sThe condition OF 5S.5 issued BY the agricul-
turai department was used BY the bulls for
liquidating a large line Of cotton. but the mar
ket held up well under the selling finally clos
ing about unchanged from the previous closing
TheO H Price was out Just before the close with
another bearish circular. IN which he confirms his
former estimate for crop Of 10. 500 600 bales
It IS expected that heavy liquidation will be con
tinued the next few days and prices may work
lower.
sThe ginners' report of the census bureau
showed the amount OF cotton ginned to SeDtem-
Der 25 at 2. So. 600 bales This compares with
Q 572 6SS the same time last year and IL 532 6O2
In 1907. or in other words the largest on record
The final government condition renort for the
season vas 5S-5. compared with S. last month
G9-7 the time last wear and 67.I in 1907 =
Spot closed quiet. Middling uDlands. IS. Soc:
middling gulf 13- Sc. Sales 793 bales
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Rec.,nts of Produce October 4
Provisions

Cottolepe-One half bbl, 10a4c; 3 half bbls,
l0ssc: tierce. 101ac; tierces. lOSsc: tierces.
10Ac.
The Western meat company quotes follows:
Hams 1Td1S1ac: picnic hams. 131sc; bacon, c
to SeIbs. ~ lac: to 10 lbs. 21hc; 10 to II lbs.
21 BE; fancy sugar cured bacon. 241sc; Arrow
bacon. q tc lbs. 81 lsc: to 10 lbs. 2012c; 10
to l. lbs. aC12e; light dry salt bacon. s to 10
lbs 1Sl@e; 10 to II lbs. 1Sc; medium bacon. 17c;
light medium bacon. lie.
Iard--Tierces 15c, 5ss 15Ac los l5:<c, 5s
155sc IS Ice: compound lard. tie-ces SIZE. SOS
sac los 9Ac. 5s 9ssc, IS 9lae yellow cooking
OH sec per gall white cooking oil. 5Sc per gal;
salad OIL G0c per gal
Beef--Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl high
er. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl: family
beef SD per bbl; extra mess beef. S11-50 per
Lbl: smoked beef. 21Ac per ID.
mess S25; pig pork, $50; pigs feet. So for half
bbls So % for % lb kegs and 1.30 for kits.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
STOCK MARKET
VERY UNEVEN

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The stock market
developed uneven strength after weak
start today, but the activity dwindled
under the influences Of the sustained frm-
ness Of the cali money rate. Call money
touched Az per cent, Fridays high rate,
early in the afternoon. A gradual recess
sion from the rate due to the periodical
money requirements of the first of octo-
ber is looked for ordinarily.
The weekly bank statement, published
after Saturdays close, explains the con-
servative attitude of lenders. The sur
plus reserve of the banks is down to the
vanishing point and the depletion of cash
still continues. The subtreasury starts
the week with a requisition upon the banks
for 81, ,76S. 900 and has not a credit bal
ance at the clearing house this morning.
Foreign discount markets showed more
of the effect of the relaxation after the
October i requirements. the private dis
count rate receding fraction In Berlin.
Russia took the IS, 900, 600 gold available
in London today following the 100000
shipped from there to Egypt Saturday
The government report on condition of
cotton offered small prospect for sn in
crease of exchange from ports of that
commodity, the condition being low
record percentage for the season of the
year.
The principal stock market influence
which contended with the restraint of the
money position was the determined ad-
vance in United States steel. After open
ing down a point under the influence Of
selling from London. that stock started
up again and narrowed its distance from
par TO only shade more than five points.
Various stories were aioat of a coming
bonus to be turned back TO stockholders
out of the sums diverted from earnings
into the Gary plant. It was rumored also
that the company had purchased mil
lion of its own shares in the market, as
it is privileged TO do under its charter.
representing an outlay of some $6o,ooo,-
600.
These reports and others like them re-
ceived no official countenance and the re-
lance placed on them caused some feel
ing of distrust of the general speculative
position.
New York Central was another conspicu-
ous point of strength, feeling the good
effect of large increase in August earn.
ings and the reports Of the enormous car
movement over the system during Septem-
ber
Railroad traffic officials from all sec
tions reported an enlarging merchandise
movement and increasing needs for cars.
Tie rise in Northern Pacific was based
on the August earnings, the heavy increase
in passenger earnings being attributed
to the Alaska Yukon-Pacihc exposition
travel. News from the corn crop was
encouraging.
good impression produced by the
ready sale of a $25, 600 900 issue OF New
York telephone bonds, offered in this
country and abroad. Some of the bonds
Of industrial companies rose in SYM
pathy, but the general bond market was
irregular. Total sales (par value) were
S5,S75, 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Oct. "A heavy tone. caused by
large offerings from the northwest. characterized
the wheat market all day with the exception of
few minutes at the opening. but losses were
not material. The selling of December and the
buyfpg of May by certain elevator interests fur
nished the only feature Of the day. Cash wheat
was firm
The trend of corn was still downward. The
new crop Is estimated by local expert at
2,100, 900. .0o0 bushels. Cash corn in the sample
market declined 1h@1c.
Oats developed an Enthusiastically weak tone. Cash
oats In the sample market. however. remained
steady. At the bottom December was on nearly
1c and the close " %G%lc under Saturday.
In the provision market October lard was
the only product to advance closing 10c higher
Such demand there was was mainly for
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles Open. High. Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
REPORTED THE CALI
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks about the same.
Cotton unchanged. Copper stocks weak.
Government issues its cotton report
Local securities and mining stocks active
Exchange rates unchanged. Silver weaker
Some changes in cash wheat.
Barley quiet. Oats weak, with large Offer
ings.
Corn and rye quiet.
Bean market still unsettled. Hay un-
changed.
Liberal line Of bran in from the north
Hides strong. with some sorts higher.
No further change in provisions.
Cut prices stimulate demand for wine.
Eggs higher. Butter and cheese firm.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Receipts of fresh fruits light.
Three cars Of poultry marketed.
Game again brings high prices.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Los AnxeIen NInrkefn

Los ANGELES. Oct. 4.-Receipts were light
the produce exchange today Eggs were hrm.
with quotations unchanged Beans were weaker
account OF the arrival OF the annual harbOr
crop. The incoming OF the northern crop caused
weakness in sweet potatoes
Today'S receipts were-Eggs. IS cases. butter.
III. .707 pounds potatoes. $50 sacks. cheese. 40
pounds; beans. 66S sacks; sweet potatoes. 40
sacks; apples. S.972 boxes.
Eggs-Extra select 45c: California ranch can
died. ABE; local, case count. 39640c; eastern.
32634e.
Butter-Creamery extra. ID roll roc: cream
cry drsts 6T1ze: cooking. 2Te-
Cheese (per lb)-Northern fresh 1Sc: large
anchor. zoe; anchor. Young America. 21c; anchor.
hand 22c; eastern single, Isle: do twins. 1Silc.
do cheddars 19c; do imported. 31d32c: do
domestic. 32c: cream brick. zoe: 1imburger. 200
21c; Edam, SS-5O49 case; Camembert, s120
box
Beans-No. pink. 10: No. I lima 81 50 =
Lady Washington. 81: do small white, s.. 25:
bIackeye, A6425s Garvanzas, $3.50. lentils.
Potatoes-SaIinas. 81. .6O01.6 .65; highlands. sfQ
1.25: local Burbanks. s161.25; sweets, yellow,
81 3561- 60
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05

The market amply supplied with vege-
tables, and although there was good inquiry
Tor all descriptions the market was rather easy
and prices showed hardly any change from the
last report Tomatoes continued to sell at wide
range. there being much poor stock On the mar
ket, for which any reasonable offer was aeceDteds
while sound offerings sold promptly at firm rates
Potatoes and onions quiet and unchanged
Potatoes lper cIll-River white. 606SOcf Sa
linas Burhanks $1.25G1.5C; Oregon Burbanks
$l.1O1 l15; sweet potatoes, $1.50@1- 80
Onions-New yellow, T00S0c per ctl-
Fegetables-Green corn, 81. 236g1.15 per sack
tomatoes. 30M65c per box; green peas. 3u5e per
ID; string and wax beans. Base per ID: lima
beans, SAGE per ID; summer squash, 5O075c per
box; garlic. 4@5c per ID; cabbage, 50975c per
ctl; cucumbers, 50G75c per box; caulinower.
soc per dozen turniPs, 81 per sack; eggplant 40
n B3c per hox; green peppers, 50115c per box;
green okra, 2J6l 40c per box.