New York, Jan. 29.
The cotton market was more or less featureless to-day, with Southern hedge selling and liquidation being partially offset by covering. Finally, the market closed very narrow and quiet, with quotations ranging from unchanged to 3 points down.
Prices in the rubber market continued to ease due to lower cables, a lack of interest and the continued absence of support. At the last call-over, losses of 15 to 17 points were recorded, After being quiet, wheat prices in Chicago declined on liquidation, beneficial rains and a poor export demand. At the final bell, losses of to 1% cents were registered. ion Commercial 60 days bills 5.004, 00.8, Brazil "is Montreal on London 5.00%
New York Cotton Mar. 8.33-94—01 May 840-40—or July 846-48—03 Oct, 8.506-56—03 Dec, 8.64-64 unch Jan. ' 8.66 N—Ob New York Rubber 1470-70—16 1482 B—17 14.95-95—15
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