Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-17
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THE MARKETS
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New York Stocks.
BY Associated Press
New York, June 16 Stocks moved
up and down today within narrow |
limits I'm response TO the varying |
whims of speculation The end Of the !
market came when prices were on the
downward swing so that small losses
were numerous but trading as large
N professional 80 that the outcome
Of the day gave no indications of the
trend OF sentiment
Further Efforts to depress United
States steel failed, and It lost only
small fraction. The custom OF the
government sale OF the Panama bonds
WIN not be known until next week, as
bids do not close until late tomorrow.
From the activity OF this issue In
the local market. where It has been
dealt in extensively, selling when
issued as high as 113 IA, # is n fore
gone conclusion that the Offering will
be altogether successful.
Money is stIll flowing into New
York from the interior on a large
scale, and the only indications for
the week shows a large gain To-
morrow's bank statements Will in
clude the figures Of the sixteen trust
companies admitted under the new
agreement, with resources estimated
.at S7OO,OOO,OOO.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales, par value $3,l2S,OOO. L. S
bonds unchanged on call.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago, June Stubbornly bull
lish prices maintained In Europe, not
withstanding the decline on this side
of the wafer were responsible largely
for an advance today in the wheat
market here. Closing futures showed
Il gain of a shade to IA to 3-S over
last night, July ranged from SO "a
to 81 5-S with last sales IA to 3-S
up at 81 as to l-2, Hot dry weather
in the Southwest put up the price OF
corn. September varied between rs
and 90 and 56 1-2 to 5-S. Closing firm
lat SO 3-S. Cash grades were easy.
Number two yellow finished at "a -
to 55 In oats there was good support
on the breaks and free selling on the
budges with close Is higher
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, June l6.-Spot cotton
quiet. lie off Futures opened
steady, unchanged to three points up
cables were better than expected, and
the weather map was again dry, the
only rain reported being one-fourth
Of an inch al Oklahoma City, Yester-
days sellers were the best buyers, and
the demand shortly after the opening
/ put the old crop five to nine points
over Yesterdays close, and the new
crop Of to IL over The market did
not have much strength. ana at the
end OF the first half hour the list was
2 TO 6 points oyer yesterdays close.
Bears soon increased their offerings
Of short cotton, and at noon the old
crop was two points under yesterdays
close, while the new crop was seven
points over. The market closed
steady four points down on 10 10
points up, compared with yesterdays
close.
New York Cotton.
New York, June 16. Cotton spots
closed quiet. Cotton futures closed
Irregular Closing bids June 1900;
July 1890; August 14.S4c; Septem-
ber 1870; October 13,4sc; November
1880; December 1S.52c; January
13.51c; March 1850; May 1850.
ST. Louis Cotton.
st. Louis, June 16.--Co9ton un-
changed, middling 10 IA. No sales.
Receipts 1888 bales; shipments 345
bales.
Galveston Cotton.
Galveston, Tex, June 1G.-Cotton
lower IL 3-Sc.
The Livestock Market
Kansas city Mo. June 16 Cattle
Receipts for the past "a hours (of-
fetal ending 3 p. m), cattle, G,O46;
calves 943. Week ago, cattle, 1925;
calves, 4OJ. Year ago cattle, 1855;
calves, All.
The run of cattle yesterday was
fair and trade was moderately free
with values steady to strong. Some
OF the better light steers were a trifle
stronger, Others were no more than
steady. Best sold around $6.l5 TO
1926 per cwt. Cows and heifers
were unchanged and stockcrs and
feeders held steady with the previous
days average Veal calves were stea-
dy.
Hogs-Reccipts for the past "a
hours (oficial ending p, m) 1892;
week ago, 1870; year ago, 7,04O
The supply Of hogs yesterday was a
trifle liberal and trade opened slow
with values steady to weaker than
the low close Of the previous day
The quality was fair to good and tho
late close was strong to higher thar
Wednesdays close or about steady
with the average one Wednesday
from $3.50 to $vmfwtaoi. rakacSb
The extreme range Of sales was made
from $3.50 to SG.O5 per cwt. and tho
bulk Of sales from $3.50 to $500 pei
cwt.
Sheep Receipts foF the past "a
hours Cofilclal ending 3 p. mD, 4,S17'
week ago, G,Sil; year ago, $50.
The supply OF sheep yesterday wa'