Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-05

cows $1.0U W 5.oOs Gamers $ls1o
@2.50; bulls $2.75@3.50; choice
dairy calves s10.50@11.00: prime
light $4,000 1850; medium light
$7.Oo@lo.o0: heavy s5.50@7.oO.
Hogs steady; receipts none:
prime light $12.50@13.00;
smooth heavy $50 to 500 pounds
$10.s0@11.50; 500 pounds and up
$s.50@1O.5o; rough heavy $500
$500; fat pigs sI2.00@12.7s;
feeders $11.00@12.00: stays $500
| $500.
Sheep steady: receipts none;
east Of mountain lambs 5000
$50; best valley s5.00@5.5O;
fair to good $4.50@5.00; culls
$1.50 $500; feeders $1.600s.O0:
light yearlings ss.00@s.50; heavy
$3.50 @ SOC: light wethers $2.60
$500: heavy $2.0O@3.00: ewes
$1.00@s.00.
Butter firm; extra cubes $50;
carton 43c; prints 42c.
Butterfat, No. / churning
cream 36@42c b Portland:
undergrades 34c.
Eggs: Selling price case count
SO0s2c: buying price ESQ 2sc;
selling price candled 34035c; se-
lected candled In cartons $40 3sc.
Poultry: Hens light 16@17c;
heavy 24@25ca broilers over 1M
lbs Is q 22c; old roosters 100 12c;
no demand for ducks or geese.
Wheat: Hard white $1.1O; soft
white $1.09; white club Sl.09;
hard winter $1.05; northern
spring. SLOT; red Walla $1.0a.
Millrun $27 ton. Hay, timo-
thy valley $15@16; alfalfa $14.5O
015.00s new cheat, mixed, $500
OLD; clover $10011.
-. Chicago Grain.
chicago, Aug. 5.-New setbacks
IN the price of wheat were wit
lessed today with bears predicting
that the visible supply total on
Monday would show an increase Of
100000 to 4,000, 900 bushels.
Besides, gossip was current that
spring wheat growers would sell
freely direct from the threshers.
On the breaks in price, however,
signs Of considerable export buy
ing developed. Opening quota
tions which varied. from un-
hanged figures to ga cent lower
With September at $1.20 "a to
S1.2l " and December 1924 to
s1.241s were followed by a ma
lerial drop all around and then
something Of rally.
New York Stocks. !,
new YORK, Aug. 5.--Speculative !,
interest in the long side of the
market appeared to be tagging
lnd the bears took advantage OF \.
his condition at the opening to-
lay, driving prices down sharply.
rhe market felt the lack OF en-
ouraging features, yesterdays ad-
fance in call money to per cent
md the belief that further diyI-
lend readjustments are intended
'ausing free selling for both ac-
counts. Railroads were unusually
active and their weakness under
mined the industrials. Great
Northern Pacific, Northern Paci-
sic, Pennsylvania, New .Orleans n
Texas and Mexico and st. Louis \
southwestern preferred yielded I III
20 IN. Standard Oil of New Jer.
icy fell 8 points. General Electric "
S-4p American Car VI and Pull
nan, U. s. Rubber, Houston Oil. N
J. 5. Alcohol and Corn Products 4 \
1oint. Studebaker advanced n, 4
)ut soon last the gain.
The scope of the selling move
nent was extended to embrace All X
'lasses of industrials, with the \
'ils, equipments, rubbers, gas, cop Y
Der and food issues weakest. l
1ouston Oil dropped 4 points and V
lnvincible Oil IA to a new low N
record, Declines of one to two "
points were numerous in other VI
'pecialties. Railroads fell away NJ
'teadily with dividend and low ".
priced shares showing about the lI
iame relative amount of weakness. VI
Forced liquidation of certain in
lustrials, the stiffening In time
money rates and a desire by the VIZ
'ulls to await until some of the
uncertainties of the outside situa-
ion had been removed gave the
ears the upper hand. Sterling
xchange lost fractional part Of