Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-15

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Grain: Wheat No. 3 1905 o ROE
feed oats 66070c; cheat hay o44
E@ 1S:.1oat hay s2o@21; clover h4y
$20@22; mill run $63 ton. ss II S
Butterfatf Butterfat 90: eEa1
cry butter ESQ 69c. 8s,s ~ 1ss M j. NJ n
Pork, veal and mutton. EptG
on foot 1Sc: veal fancy 40 x6cS
steers S3kc; spring lambs ~ G9N4
SIC; ewes. 2 q; sheep yeaElln
Sc.
Eggs and poultry: Hgka eisI1
SEC; light hens 10000: heayx
rens 24s; old roosters 12c: hroil~
I ers 24c over two pounds
Vegetables: Walla WAIlG onfnM1
per sack, $500; beets perl II 1aplk
5000: turnips per sack 13saDs 6oEs
rots per sack $3.50; par1ntpe per
sacy $3.50: spinach 1Oc II: rAd@
ishes 75c dog: asparagus ~; ne0
potatoes 2Mc;sweet potatoes -
10c; bunch beets 45c: cabbage 4
head lettuce 90c doz: rhubaxb ~
peas Sc; tomatoes 900; cantav
luupSS pOHy AsVvs StAAAa1 esAN eH
Honeydew $1.40 crate, flste crpte
$1.00; watermelons Sits: casAhan
lsAc; green peppers 10c; carrots
l$1.50 sack.
Fruit: Oranges $3.50; lemons
$3.50; bananas 13Ac; honey ex-
tract zoe; peaches. Salway e2.o0s
grapes lie.
Retail prices: Eggs soc: creams
cry butter 73@75c country butter
csc; flour, hard wheat. $500
3.75; soft wheat $3@3.10.
LIVESTOCK.
Portland, Or, Sept. 15.Cattl0
steady; receipts AZ; choice steers
$50; fair to good $7.000 T.60s
$9.50@10.50; good to choico 30.60
@9.50: medium to good 87.600
$50; fair to good $7.0e07.60.
common to fair 5000 a.. %; 0hoice
cows and heifers $7.25@$8 $8.0e; go0d
! to choice $6.25@7.25; medium ~
good $5.25 o 6.25; fair to amedilxzs
s4.25@5.25; Gamers $2.T6W &.3ss
bulls $500 q 600; choioe dairy
calves $13.0O@15.5o: prinaa a1ght
calves $lf.oO@1S.o 90; medium Ilght
5000 @11.00; heavy $7.0O0s.00
best feeders $s.5o07.00; fair to
good $3.50 @6.50.
Hogs higher; receipts 1t8r
prime mixed $1,000 @ 1915: nled
ium $1S.5O@ 1900; smooth heavy
| I$17.0O@17.50; rough heavy $l6,00
/ @17.00: pigs $14@17.5O.
| Sheep steady; receipts 2fS
prime lambs $500 0@10.O0s culi1
$6.00@7.00; yearlings $6.6001.16s
wethers $6@6.75; ewes $2.26@6.
Butter.
| Portland, Or, Sept. 15.--Butter
steady, cubes extra 61 O 62csparch-
mentwrapped box lots Sc: cartons
l67c; half boxes " 10 more. ieas than
" boxes 1c more.
| No. churning cream undersix~
ed and butterfat CSC b Port
land; under grades 64c-
Millstuffs: Mill run $53 06s.
Hay: Buying price, timothy $40
IL b; alfalfa $25; grain $22: Glow
Ter $1s@21.
Poultry and Eggs,
Portland, Or. Sept. 15.--Eggs
selling price, case count. tBes 4
buying price sac: selling price
candled 6Oc; selected candled II
carton 62@65c; cold storage 66c&
1 Poultry. hens 20@31c lb; broti-
ers 30@32c; old roosters 16c: tur-
keys 50@52c; geese lac: ducks
22@s5c.
wheat: s2.40 sort, s2.s5 hard.
bushel; barley feed SEQ: oats $460
Az; corn No. yellow s640S6:
scratch feed sS7@sS.
Chicago.
Chicago, Sept. 15.--F.resh weak
ness developed in the wheat market
today after moderate rally at the
opening. Initial upturns were
ascribed to scattering buying. bur
values soon underwent sharp set
| back. The start, which varied from
unchanged figures to "a higher
with December s2,40 to $2.40 " and
| March $2.36: to $2.36 ga were fol-
lowed by general gains. and thea
by break to well below yester-
days finish.
Wet weather had only transiens
bullish effect on corn. Rural OF
! fering were liberal and sellers OUT
numbered buyers in the pit. After
Iopening one cent lower to 3-8 ad-
vance, with December $1.13 "a to-
ls1.14A, the market scored slight
] general gains, and then weakened
all around.
oats were firm but dull. opening
as off to " up, December 6sA to
| So ", and later hardening little-
| - y
strengthened provisions.
| Wall Street.
New York, Sept. 15.-Much or
| the firmness manifested at the
opening of thed ay's stock market
was due to the further strength OF
rails. Gains of the previous day
were irregularly extended, Della
ware, Lackawanra and Western
adding ~ points to yesterdays
substantial advance. Oils were next
in favor Pan-American and Amer
lean Petroleums rising 1 n and 3
points, respectively. Shippings also
recorded further Improvement un--
der lead of Atlantic Gulf and Spe-
cialties were featured by retail
stores, Sumatra Tobacco and Corn
Products. Exchange on Londofs
forefited part of yesterdays re-
coyery.
Rails dominated the active fore-
noon, Atlantic Coast line, Cresa-
peake and Ohio, Delaware and Hud
son, Western Maryland second pre-
ferred and Kansas City Southern
rising one to three points. Denver
and Rio Grande preferred was ars
exception, losing three points. Oils
made further progress, notably
Houston, Invincible, Middle States
/ and ROYAL Dutch but Sinclair LOST