Thursday's Closing Quotations New York, Mar. 10.
The cotton market early declined on lower Liverpool and Bombay advices, liquidation and hedging. Later, prices partially rallied on trade and speculative buying. Finally, the market again eased on shorts and southern selling and renewed liquidation, but closed steady, with quotations ranging from 2 to 5 points down.
Prices in the rubber market advanced moderately on higher cables and some trade buying. Interest, however, was still lacking. At the last call-over, gains of 6 to 9 points were recorded.
After being steady, wheat prices in Chicago declined on liquidation, the weakness abroad, and poor export and mill demands. At the final bell, losses of % to % of a cent were registered, New York Cotton New York Rubber May 9.05-06 05 May 1459-59 +09 July 911-12—02 July 14,70-70 +08 Oct.
9.18-18—04 Sept. 1481-81 +07
Dec. 919-19—04 Dec. 1498 N +06 Jan. 92N—04
New York Sugar No.4 New York Silk Sept. 1.03%4-04—t2 Mar, 160-61—01
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