"M.ntreal on London 48216 ig—Reuter.
New York, Oct. 7.
Cotton prices early advanced on foreign buying, but later some irregularity developed and prices moved somewhat lower on pre-Bureau liquidation, spot houses and southern hedge selling. At the close, quotations ranged from 5 points to 2 points up from the previous final levels.
Steady London advices influenced a higher opening in the rubber market. Trading, however, was quiet, owing to the absence of interest, although some commission house buying was in evidence. At the last call over, gains from 6 to 16 points were recorded, The Chicago Wheat Pit opened lower on unfavourable foreign advices, but, later on continued reports of dry weather in the southwest, shorts covered. The firmness of the flour market also aided senti ment. At the final bell, gains of 34 of a cent were registered. tinued to be and aviations - again most demand.—Reuter. encountered Oct. 6 7
War Loan 349% (Red) #221013 101%
JAPANESE BONDS
Japan 5% Stg: Loan, 1907 44 457 Japan 6% Stg. Loan, 1904 52% 53
Kogo 5% Yàok10
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