Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-16
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THE MARKETS.
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Chicago Grain,

fcred sharily IN breaks In prices
Closing figures were lac 10 7-Sc to'
lc lower than last night, Although
IL was the weather which counted
most against the value of wheat the
market was bearlshly affected by
hedging sales against actual pur-
chases OF new wheat to be delivered
In this city. while the session wore
on, the belief gained ground that long
wheat had been for sale on the swell,
but there was a variety OF opinions
as to what proportion was done by
onwers of the cash trade and what
percentage 10y mere followers. July
ranged from SO 7-So to IS lee to 5-Sc.
AT the close the tono was firm at a
price 7-Sc to lc net lower at 81 l-Sc.
ON the corn crowd there was much
talk Of better demand for July.
Prices varied from % b-Sc TO SO 3-Sc
with the close weak AZ 81 5-Sc, a net
loss Of shade Cash grades were
firm. No yellow finished at "a Sac
to 81 1-4c oats underwent a stiff re-
action, Nearly all authorities agreed
that the yield had been cut short by
hot dry weather July fluctuated
from 3S1-Sc to $3.50 and closed
1-Sc net lower at 3S lac.
New York stocks.
New York, June l5.-Aftcr a burst
of activity at high prices early in the
day. the stock market fell back slow
ly to level which showed small loss
es. Thecarly display Of strength then
gave way TO comparative weakness.
Speculative issues lanquished and
prices remained almost stationary un-
III late In he day when they yielded
still further. The rise In the prices
at thopening consisted little more than
marking Of quotations to the higher
level established in London. The I'M
stocks were strongly in the early
trading although later issues which
for the last month has been creeping
upward slowly mounted to the highest
point Of the year Bonds were regul-
ar Total sales par value, $3,326, 600.
T. S. As declined,
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, June 15.-Spot cotton
quiet lie lower Middling 10 SIS.
Cotton futures opened steady AT a
decline Of to 7 points on the old
crop mark and to . points on the
new. Gables were unfavOrable and
private telegram told of showers in
showed practically no rain in any
part OF the cotton belt. Soon after the
opening the list stood 3 to II points
under yesterdays close. Shorts took
profits on the decline and brought
about small recovery. At the end OF
the first half hour the list was to s
points down. Reports on cotton In
Texas were very comforting, Dis
cvouraged longs let go freely and
the bears found the market soft
enough to warrant an attack. July
| showed the most weakness The
market closed barely steady at de-
cline Of to 10 points,
New York Cotton.
New York, June 15.--Cotton spots
closed quiet, Is points lower Fu-
lures closed easy Closing bids, June
1915; July 1926; August 1859; Sep
tember 1871; october 13,4O; Novem-
ber 13.4O, December 1912; January
134O; March 1916; May 1850.
ST. Louis Cotton.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 15.-Cotton
weak middling 10 IA. No sales. Re
ceipts 257 bales; shipments 352 bales
Stock 9112 bales.
Galveston Cotton.
Galveston, Texas, June 15.-Cotton
steady, 10 7-16c.
The Live stock Market.
Kansas city, Mo, June 15.--CAT.
| ITLE-Receipts for the past "a hours
(otiicial ending p. M, cattle, $50
calves, 1,4S4; week ago, cattle 1866
calves, S29; year ago, cattle G12Oi
calves, 5S2.
The run Of cattle yesterday was faii
and like the previous day there wa'
little quality TO be had, The best
sold readily at steady prices; Others
we're slow. Steers sold around Sc tC
$6.25 per rwt. Cows aud heifer'
were steady. Some steers and heif
crs mixed sold at 1925 per cwt
Stockers and feeders were gteady a'
were also veal calves.
HOGS-Receipts for the past q
1853; week ago, 1880; year ago, a.
$40.
Despite the fact that receipts Tues
day made a new record for the loca
market, there were only few more
than 1000 head held over for yester
days market. The demand was fail
and the best sold fairly free at STEADY
to shade lower prices than the pre-
vious days low time. The genera
market was quoted 10c to i5c pei
cwt. lower than the high time Tues
day. The extreme range OF sales wa
made from $3.50 to $6.O5 per cwt. ant
the bulk from $3.50 to $500 per cwt
SHEEP-Receipts for the past 2
hours (oficial ending 3 p. m. 4,134
week ago, 1S,Os9, year ago, 5,190.
The run Of sheep yesterday wal
moderate and the demand was easily
satisfied. only the best were wanted
and these readily brought steadl
prices The best lambs sold at s,
per cwt. and some good ewes sold a
$3.50 per cwt.
HORSES AND MULES Receipt
for the past "a hours (oficial endinl
'2p. mY) "a, week ago, II, year ago
as No market.