The Archive · 1938

U.S. COMMODITIES Monday's Closing Quotations

New York, Jan. 10.

The cotton market early advanced t on higher Liverpool and Bombay advices, covering and general buying. Finally, the market advanced further on trade and Wall Street buying and closed very steady, with quotations ranging from 9 to 11 points up.

Prices in the rubber market to-day soared upwards on general buying, higher cables, an increased demand and more factory interests. At the last call-over, gains of 50 to 53 points were recorded.

After easiness due to liquidation wheat prices in Chicago advanced on 3|a firm stock market, a firm Winnipeg market, better foreign cables and an increased export demand. At the final bell, prices were unchanged compared with Saturday's close.

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