Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-10
THE MARKETS.
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New York Stocks.

New York Stocks.
New York, June Conspicuous
movements in stocks today were con-
fined to few issues, most Of which
have been prominent for some time on
account ftheir strength The bear
party which has been unusually ag-
groSHve at times Of late ana with In
different success made an attempt to
day to depress prices but the market
displayed sufficient strength to meet
these attacks evenly. United states
Steel was watched closely again to-
day on account of the frequent asser-
tions that IL is 20 be the object Of an
attack ofan unusually powerful COM
binahon. The slugglshncss Of stocks
diverted speculative interests to the
bond market which exhibited a great
er relative activity. Large transac-
tions occurred IN New York city 4
las, Atchison convertibles, Wabash
and Plttsburg certificates and local
tratclon securities. Total sales par
value $5,128,O00.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, June 9.-Ilot weather dam
age in Kansas. Nebraska and other
states almost monopoll2ed the alton
tion Of wheat traders today. In CON
sequence the closing tone was strong
at an advance Of IA 10 3-s to IL to
SIS, A selling drive Of wheat was at
tempted by minority OF traders who
appeared to think that the govern
ment crop report had not been suf-
fIclently discounted before hand. Ter
ror Of such a course was quickly dem
onstrated Offerings being snapped
up on orders from the big owners OF
cash wheat here. July ranged from
80 rs to 90 Ia and in he end was
1-2 to 5-S up at 92 The wind mp for
the day in corn was at the highest
the market was affected by reports Of
material damage in Texas and but
for the official forecast Of continued
hot weather for several days July
fluctuatcd between 54 "a and 55 5-s,
closing firm / cent up at 55 1-2. Mum
her yellow closed at 81 10 IS IA,
Oats closed at rise Of IA over last
night.
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans June Spot cot
ton quiet, unchanged. Futures opened
quiet and steady at an advance Of 10
to II points on bullish weather re-
ports. The map showed practically
no rain in the cotton country. At the
end Of the first half hour, old crops
were rs points np and thenew crop
IS points up The weather forecast
for continued far weather caused re-
newed buying and held the market
up, Al noon the market was at It's
highest TO 10 points over Yesterday
close on the old crop and II points on
the new. In theafternoon the market
was supported by week end statistics
which were more bullish than expect.
ed and closed steady at an advance OF
. to 10 points
New York Cotton.
New York, June Cotton spots
closed quiet 8 points up. Futures
closed steadily. Closing bids, June
1859, July 1877, August 1893. Sep
tember 1892, October 1859, Novem-
Der 1850, December 1850, January
1859, March 1884, June 1859.
Galveston Cotton.
Galveston, Texas, June 9.--Cotton
firm at 10 7-i6.
The Livestock Market.
Kansas city, Mo-, June 9.-Cattle--
Receipts (onficial ending p. m.) for
the past "a hours: Cattle, 4,S2s; cal
YES, lO5; week ago, cattle, 1850; cal
ves, 2O5; year ago, cattle, $3.50; cal
ves, 4si.
The run Of cattle yesterday was
moderate and trade was fairly active
with the best steers selling at trifle
stronger prices. The best brought
S615 per cwt and long string OF
Colorado steers sold around $500
500 per cwt Plain and medium kinds
were slow and steady Cows and helf-
ers were steady to strong. Mixed steers
and hefers sold up 10 tG,15 per cwt
Veal calves were steady and stockers
and feeders unchanged
HOGS-Receipts for the past "a
hours (official ending p. M, 49,
go; week ago, 13,3GS; year ago, s,-
$40
The run of hogs yesterday was
heavy an dtrade opened slow with
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