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j CHlChGO, July 8 -iJP)- Wheat
took test today alter its bullish
exertions ot the past three sessions.
But losses weren't large and trad
ing activity slackened.
Brokers said the mill bujrfng
Xhich has spurred advancing
heat price this week was much
less conspicuous today. Some big
bakery chains are believed to still
nrf flour hut it was considered
possible : they would hold out in
anticipation 01 a price reaucuou.
-n.t lxl U al cents law-
r, corn was unchanged to low
er, oats were uncnangea v
lower, rye was 1 lower to Vi
higher, soybeans were V 1 high
er and lard was 8 to 13 cents a
tiimHrf not I rul lower.
Some selling developed in wheat,
ndvSin1rlv deferred delive r I e ft.
following news that moisture had
been received in parts of the Cana
dian nraiiie provinces and the
Ammriran rnrthwt
Wheat nrices eased slightly in
th smith west, the cash era In at
Kansas City moving at a 2 cent
lower basis, in relation to the July
future there, than yesterday. Some
.nmmAnt vii heard that this
-' advance mar have brought
E rices close ' to the government
an level in Texas.
Mvirnnurrhased 1.300.000 btl-
hels of American wheat for July
shipment. Tnis appeared 10 nave
little influence on the market, and
th um onuld he said for the ra-
velation that Britain and Russia
had concluded a secret deal which
would supply Britain with nearly
l,OOU,Ul0 tons 01 coarse grain.
Stock Prices
Barely Move
NEW YORK, July 8-P)-Stock
traders played it safe today and
prices for most issues barely
tnoved.
The market showed signs of
wanting to get ahead at the open
ing but there was no drive be
tiihd the buying and the widest
gains few more than a point
were soon trimmed.
Final prices showed a fairly
even mixture of small advances
and declines. Numerous stocks
ended with no change after swing
lng lazily between higher and
lower prices ground during the
day.
There were 849 individual
slocks traded; 384 increased In
price and 317 declined.-
Trading volume contracted aft
ter the two comparatively busy
preceding sessions. Turnover of
40,000 shares contrasted with
90,000 Thursday and 1,410,000
Wednesday.
The Associated Press average
of BO stocks dipped .1' of one
point to 81.
Salom Market
Quotations
A ef late yesterday)
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Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, July -AP)-USDA -Salable
cattle 200. holdover 350; calves
7S: scattered sale weak to unevenly
lower but buyers sbowuif very little
interest in cowi and grasa steers even
at sharply lower prices: scattered bids
fully J.OO lower; few canner-cutter cowi
weak at 11.00-12.50; indicated 300 or
more cattle will be held over. For five
days: Salable 2.775: calves 575. Market
uneven.-opened steady to 50 cents high
er, most advances on (raas fat steers
and beef cows. Such cattle burdensome
late with advance fully lost, closinf
trade very uncertain, instances 1.00 and
more lower for week. Limited supply
mtmrm rmilJ tftri V medium-low
food 24 00-25.00; load high good 1.256
lbs. 96.50; common-low medium grass
steers 11.50-22.60; cutters down to 15.00.
Cutter-eommon heifers 14.00-20.00; me
dium fr a&scrf to zz.su. L.anner-cuiier
. 11 00.1100' mMHum-fOod
beef cows 16.50-18 50 early late down
a a l aui .n nflas nnn i tmm nuiia au.uu.
few 20 50; common-fooa sausafe ouiis
IIMLMNI r.nnA -rhnira vealers 25.00-
26X0. few 26 JO; common-medium weak
Salable hog toaay u; marsex nominal-
Arid had stead v. tOD 24.00. For
Ave days: Salable 8o0. Market '25 - 50
cents ntgner;: gooa-cnoice umcuw
23.75 to mostly 24.00; heavier-lighter
weights in limited supply, mostly 22.00
down: neavies uown u un
der. Good 350-500 lb. sows sold at 16.50-
17.50; heavier weights down to is.su
Good-choice feeder pigs early 23.00-24.-
00. -j :
Salable sheep today 100; market no
r ..... Quiohi ? tnn Mir
ket about steady. Good-choice spring
i w- -k ru it jut- im lrtt -
00: medium-good 21.00 - 22.50; feeders
around' 18.00; down; good -choice old
crop lambs and yearhnjfs 21.00 - 22 50.
common feeders 15.00. Good under 150
lb. ewes 6.50-7.00; commond down to
3 00
Portland Grain
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(Wholesale price ranges from I to 7
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Sutra large AA
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Medium AA'.
Medium A ..
tuUeU
Cracks
POULTRY
A Leghorn hens
B Leghorn hens
C Leghorn hens
A colored hens
B colored hens
C
A
B
C
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colored hens
colored fryers. 3 lbs. and up
colored fryers '
csloced fryers
old roosters
old rooclers
old roosters
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Fat dairy cows 1000 to UN
Cutter cows (00 to 11.00
Bulls 15 00 to 19 00
Good calves. 300-4:9 lbs 17.00 to l00
Good veal 150 to 300 lbs. 20 00 to 24.00
Spring lambs
feeder lambs
wee
. 20.00 to 21 08
14 00 to 16.00
2.00 to 1 00
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Pre i
July S
BOND AVERAGES
30 15 II
Indus Rails UUl
60
Stks
Net change
Previous day .
Week ago
Mmth ago
Veer mnn
H New IMS
. unch
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88 6
. R9 3
2 5
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102 I
102S
102 0
101.7 101 2
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103 1 as 4
vn w i
102 3 89
101 62 6
STOCK AVERAGKS
20 10 10 16
Rails tndust Utll Torgn
N rhange unch D 2 D 1 D.I
Friday . . R 3 31 4 39 1 Si t
Previous day . Kl 316 3 2 611
Week ao 84 9 31 4 39 60 3
Slom in mho 82 9 30 6 39 9 MI
Veer ago ... . 7.7 47 42 1 72 4
PORfLANfl. July 8 (AP) No wheat
futures ouoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 2, 38-lb. white
59 00. Barley, No. 3, 45-lb. B.W. 50;
50
rath 7 wheat (bid): Soft white 2.13:
soft white i excluding rex) 2.14; white
club 2 14; western red 2.14.
Hard! red winter: Ordinary 2.13: 10
per cent 2 13i 11 per cent 2.14; 12 per
rani 116.
Today s cai receipts: Wheat 14; Bar
ley 3. flour 3: corn s. oata a; mutreea
7.
TIRE -PRICKS CUT
AKRON. O.. Julr 8-(-Seiber
linir Rubber Co. has announced
truck tira price cuts averaging five
per cent and reductions averaging
seven and dne-half Der cent in in
ner tube prices. The price-lower
ing fdJIowSi similar slashes oy tne
rubber industry s tsig tour.
Look and Learn
: By A. C Oardon
American Can 91 Vi
Am Power & Lt 10 Vi
Am Tel & Tel 141
Anaconda
Bend x A via
Beth Steel
Boeing Air ,
Caiil Pack i
Canadian Pac
Case J I
Caterpillar
Chrysler
Comwlth Sou
Cons Vulte :::
Continental Can
Crown Zel
Curtis Wr . ;.
Douglas Air
Dupont de Ne
27
29
25 V.
19
11
33
30 Vi
48 y4
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32
23
8
60
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Gen Motors 58iRayonier pfd
Goodyear Tire 38i Reynolds Met
Int Harvest 25 Richfield
Int Paper . 47 V Safeway
$o4!. Sears Roeb
So Pacific
7 I Stan Oil Cal
IStudebaker
Libby McNiL
Long Bell A
Mont Ward S0!Sun Mining
Nash Kelvin
Nat Dairy
N Y Central
Northern Pac
Pac Am Fish .....
Pac Gas Elec ....
P T & T ..
Penny J C
12 i Transamerica
31 I Union Oil .
.;9Un Pacific :
13 lUn Airlines
31! U S Steel
I Warner Bros
48! Wool worth ...
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. July S (AP) But.
terfat- tentative, subject to immediate
change) Premium quality maximum to
a to 1 percent acidity delivered n
Portland. 61-4c lb.; first quality 59-
62c lb.; second quality 55-58c. VaUey
routes and country points 2c less than
first
Butter Wholesale f ob bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Crade AA. 93 score.
61c lb.; A. 92 score. 60c lb.: B. 90 score.
57c lb.: C. 89 score. 56c lb. Above prices
are strictly nominal.
Cheese (seuing price to Portland
wholesalers): Oreon singles. 38'.-
43 'ic; Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 41.-50'c-
Eggs (to wholesalers): A grade lare,
SB'i-OO'ic: A grade, medium 521-55,,jc;
B grade, large 49,I-51,.iC.
L-ve chickens (No. 1 quality f.o.b.
plants): Broilers, under 2' lbs. 27 -28c.
fryers. 2'-3 lbs.. 31-33c; 3-4 lbs.. 33c;
roasters, 4 lbs. and over.. 33c: fowl. Leg
horns. 4 lbs. and under. 21 -23c; Leg
horns, over 4 lbs., 23c: colored fowl, all
weights. 25c: old roosters, aU weights.
18-19C lb.
Rabbits (average to growers): Live
white. 4-3 lbs., l-21c: 5-6 lbs.. 17-1 9c:
colored, 2 cents lower: old or heavy
does, and bucks. 814e lb.: dressed
fryers. 55-57c lb.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers per cwt):
Beef. Steers, good, 500-800 lb. Stl-44:
commercial. $39-43; utihtv. $35-36.
Cows- Commercial, S3C-37; utility
130-31: canner-cutter. 325-27.
Beef cuts (good steers): Hind quar
ters. 153-55 rounds. 153-55: full loins
trimmed. 180-65: triangles. $.77-38;
square chucks. $38 40: ribs. $50 - 53:
foreouarters. S36-37.
veal! ana can: uooa, commer
cial $29-41: utility. $30-33
Lambs: Good-choicp. spring lambs
$47-50:i commercial. $:5-6.
Mutton: Good 70 do.vn. $19-21.
Pork ruts. Loins No. 1 8-12 lbs.. $55
57: shoulders ICJbs down. $37-40; soare
ribs. $48-50: carcasses. $31-32: mixed
weights $3 lower.-
Wool: Coarse. Valley and medium
grade 45c lb.
Mohair: Nominally 25c lb. on 12
month crowth.
Countrv-killed meats
Veal. Top quality. 35-37c lb.: other
gradci according to wriclil and qual
ity with poor or heavier T8-32c.
Hoefs: Light blockers. Z9-30c lb.; sows
2-23ci
Lambs: Top quality. 40-42e 16 ; mut
ton. 12-14c.
Beef: Good cows. 24-26c lb; canners
cuttertS. 22-24C
Onions- Yellow Globe iumbos. new
crop falif.. mec!. and lartte. $l"75-25;
red. $-.00-25; .White Globes. S3 50-4.00.
Wash Yellows. $2-25.
Potatoes. Ore Board man Distr. white
rose No. 1. 3.50: No. 2. SI 65 n-r 50 lb.:
Calif loriR whites, size A. $3.30-. 60; size
B loa; lb.. $20-.75.
Haw: New crop Wlnlrow buled. U.S.
No. 1 green alfalia or better, truck lots
FOBji Portland. $29-30: U.S. No. 1 mixed
tin ojthy. $-3-34: new cron oats and
vetch mixd hay. uncertified clover
hay. $17-21 depending on quality, baled,
on Willamette valley farms.
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