New York, Feb. 24.
Further moderate gains were recorded in the cotton market, which add firm on better Liverpool cables uplad with trade and foreign buy-ug. March liquidation was again sell absorbed, and prices closed unriged to 4 points up compared with yesterday's final gains.
The market for raw rubber continued firm, gaining 10 to 14 points in moderately active trading. The strength of securities and steadiness of the London market assisted sentiment, while consumers continued to display active interest.
Wheat futures in Chicago, after a steady opening, declined fractionally under general liquidation due to 13% tenerally bearish trade sentiment. At the final bell, prices ranged from unchanged to 1/8 cent off compared with yesterday's close.
New York Cotton New York Rubber Mar. 851-832 404 Jan.
TAIN +02
May 809-10 unc. Mar. 1647-47 -+10 July 787-87—0] May 1647-47 +12 Oct. 745-45 unc. July 1644-46 +11 Dec, 741-41 +03 Sept. 1648-48 14
New York Sugar No. 4 New York Silk Mar. 143-15—à Mar. (No. 1 Con-
May 11514-14 +4 B/A B/A tract) 2071,-08—15
Chicago Wheat Chicago Corn May 68%4-681% unc. May 4934-493% unc. July 68%-681%—!& July 50%-50% Sept. 0014-00%—Sept. 5116-5136
Winnipeg Wheat May July Oct.
Reuter.
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