Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08
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by Associated Press
New Orleans, March 7.-COTrON
Spot firm 3-l6r lower. Sales 5.626
bales, 10 arriv, ! 4A0 bales. Low
ordinary l015-l6c nominal; ordinary
II lac nominaIi good ordinary
10 3-l6c; strict good ordinary
l3 9-l6c; strict good ordinary l3 0-16c,
low middlinp 1850; strict low mid
ding IA l-Sc, middlmg l43-Sc; strict
middling lA5-Sc, good middlng
IA l3-lGc good middllng 15c: mid
ding fair 10 l-4c; Fair Ice nominal.
Futures opened steady at am advance
.ol to points Capables were "a
Norablc ana shor, coverings, ON call,
but Immediately after selling in vol
ume was in evidence aud the market
commenced TO fall OFF, The bulls Of
'ercd no support aud smaller longs
let go freely Prices dropped SIS to 10
oints on the more active months
landin- tO points under level Of
yesterdays close az the end Of first
half hour of trading May and July
were the two most active months ana
they arose l5 TO 10 points from low
est level Of the morning and stood
10 points above yesterday mornings
close. New crop advanced iS TO u
points over Yesterday Bulls were not
aggressive At any point In the after
noon market Hurried. Closed at net
advance Of Q to 1G points.
New York Cotton.
New York March Spot cotton
closed quiet 10 points higher Fu-
lures closed steady. closing bids:
March lAOsc; Aprl lA15c; May
li27ci June 141lc; July 1i1Oc. Aug
ust 1892 October 12,45c; December
i2.34ci January 1880.
81. Louis Cotton.
St Louis March Cotton uu-
changed, no sales; receipts 1,474 bales.
shipments, i74 bales. In stock. "a
03J bales
New York stocks.
New YORK. March An upward
movement carly In the day which in
creased pr on some securities as
much as point was the only change
of consequence of the day. Tha mar
Ret was firm until the last hour
Trading was unusually dun Good is
sues were strong especially Missouri
Pacific and Wabash preferred. Of
hcipls Of the Eastern trunk lines In
deciding the cancel of increased
freight tariffs was accepted as fa-
Norahle development, as It applied to
me long period Of uncertainty which
followed the movement for higher
freight rates. The only echo of the
Mexican situation was increased ac-
uviU In National Railways Of Mexl-
co. Bonds were firm; total sale,
SS,O45,O00. U. S S2's advanced lac.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, March 7.-Benofical rain
or snow and halmy temperature
throughout Western states foiled the
bulls today Closing prices were 3-S
to l-2 cent lower than last night. II
was pointed out that the worlds avail
able supply had reached a toal of 1885,
OA6,OOO bushels against 145.G7S.OOO
bushels a year ago May ranged from
80 Ia TO 3.S to 81 SIS was the close
unsettled at 80 1.2, decline Of 1-2
cent over last night.
Corn started strong with wet wealth
er and finally sank with wheat. May
fluctuated between As 1-2 and 49.6-S|
with finish steady at As - cents
Cash corn easy. No. 2 yellow closed
at 46 10. oats closed 3-S cents lower
The Worlds Shipments Of Wheat
Shipments Of wheat Gncmding
flour in bushels from the various ex-
porting countries for the week end
Ing on the dates named, are here
shown:
March 4, Feb. 27, March 3,
1910 1910 1903
America 3,2OS,OOO 2,752,OOO 2112,OOO
Russia .3,032, 600 2,G23,OOO 2,s52.OOO
Danub $4,000 472,OOO 392,OO
Indian 100000 96S,OOO 100000
Argt. ,2,53G,0OO 3,264.OOO 4.1SA.OO