Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-12
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putterm1lk l cent a gallon cream
20 cents gallon.
Milk, condensed or evaporated
sweetened " cents a pound.
Butter and oleomargarine and
other butter substitutes cents a
pound.
Cheese and substitutes S cents a
pound; Payne-Aldrtch cents.
Underwood 20 per cent.
Poultry alive cents a pound.
poultry, dead, cents a pound.
Eggs Of poultry in the she'll 8
cents dozen.
Honey 3 cents a pound.
Horses and mules, valued up to
$3.50 each. $40 each; valued over
$50 each, 20 per cent.
Grain and Hay
Barley 20 cents a bushel.
oats Is cents bushel.
Rye Is cents a bushel.
Wheat 80 cents a bushel, wheat
7S cents per 100 pounds.
Apples 25 cents a busheI.
Aprlcots green, ripe dried or in
brine. half cent pound.
Cider, 5 cents a gallon.
Raisins 2 cents pound.
Lemons 2 cents a pound.
Lines, oranges and grape fruit
l cent pound.
Peaches and pears half cent a
pound.
Marmalade. jel1ies and fruit
buffers, 35 per cent.
Almonds unshelled, Az cents a
pound; shelled IA cents a pound.
Walnuts, Potatoes and Hops
Peanuts unshefled 3 cents a
pound; shelled 4 cents a pound.
Walnuts unshelled cents a
pound; shelled IL cents pound.
Peas, green or dried l cent a
pound.
Onions, cent pound.
Irish potatoes SO cents per 100
pounds.
Tomatoes, half of one cent a
pound.
Turnips II cents per 100 pounds
Hay $4 a ton.
Hops "a cents a pound.
Sugar and Manufactures Of
Sugar 2.20 cents a pound (1.76l
a pound Cuban raw)
Maple sugar and maple syrup
four cents a pound.
Sugar candy and all confection-
cry 40 per cent.
Wool and Manufactures Of
Raw wool 81 cents a pound of
secured content.
Women's and children s dress
goods from 81 cents a pound and
so per cent to As cents a pound Of
the wool content and so per cent.
Woolen cloth for men s and
women s. suitings and coatings,
from "a cents pound and 40 per
cent to 45 cents a pound on the
wool content and so per cent.
Blankets. automobile robes and
similar articles, from Is cents a
pound and 80 per cent, to 81 cents
a pound and 40 per cent.
Hose and half hose, gloves and
mittens from SO cents a pound and
35 per cent to As cents a pound
and SO per cent.
Sweaters and other outer wear,
knit or crocheted, from SO cents a
pound and 40 per cent to As cents
a pound and so per cent.
Clothing and other articles of
wearing apparel, not knit or
erocheted from "a cents pound :
and 40 per cent to As cents
pound and so per cent.
Oriental and chenille administer
carpets and rugs SIS per cent.
Administer carpets and rugs not
specifically provided for and VIII
ton and Brussels carpets and rugs
and velvet and tapestry carpets
and rugs 40 per cent.
Cotton and Manufactures of
Cotton sewing thread. from 20
per cent to 35 per cent.
Cotton cloth from 80 per cent to
As per cent.
Table damask 80 per cent.
Quilts or bed spreads 40 per cent
Sheets, pillow cases. blankets,
towels. etc, 25 per cent
Table and bureau covers, nap
kins, center pieces and doilies 80
per cent.
Gloves from 25 to rs per cent.
Hose and half hose from 30 per
.ent TO so per cent.
Knit underwear and all other
apparel not specially pro- r
eded for IS per cent; clothing and =
,ther wearing apparel not special
y provided for As per cent; cloth
ny and other wearing apparel not
rrr.- .-,-,.,-sdod for 9E uer cent